and nobody here is saying alpha-1 trypsin is not a real condition. it is a very real and serious condition and has to be appropriately diagnosed and treated. >> i think it's very challenging to get everybody on board with information. it's a huge operation to obtain medical education and in general. you could say that's a failure of the profession to reach out to advocacy organizations to learn about these health issues like alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency and to really educate providers about this. i would not necessarily say that becomes a justification for getting funding from medication manufacturers or device manufacturers. i think that we want to know about these things but we also want to empower patients to ask simple questions that can be very powerful. the same way i said are there other treatment options? every patient should be empowered to ask your provider -- are there other diagnoses we should be thinking about? i have been suffering with these symptoms for a long time. i don't feel like i have a good handle on what's going on. are ther

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he told abc 7 he was beaten and humiliated when he pledged alpha phi alpha. >> i would come back to my room and lay on my bed and cry. i was tired, hungry, and i cannot tell a sickle cell what was going on. if i did tell, i would be considered a snitch. >> he said he filed the lawsuit after the fraternity in the school ignored his claims. in a statement, bowie state said they consider hazing "indefensible and contrary to the interest of the university community." still ahead, with holiday shopping season over, here why it is more important to check >> two earthquake struck north of los angeles, shaking ventura and l.a. counties. no significant damage has taken place that we know of yet. the u.s. geological survey said the 4.5 magnitude earthquake hit and then a magnitude 3.0 earthquake hit. 7 on your side with the importance of checking your credit card statement. identity thieves can get private information without you realizing it. >> you are looking at surveillance video from top retailer showing with the authorities say is fraud in action. this person is about to go on a shopping s

. >> al shabaab says it was target foreign elite agents known as the alpha group. >> reporter: the hand of al shabaab in a daring attack near the heavily fortified international airport near the somali capital. >> it was a huge car bomb explosion. i whereas surprised by the size of the blast. >> the target, a moving convoy of u.s. trained special forces. but in the end the victims were mostly civilians walking along the side of the road. >> the bomber blew himself up in the middle of the cars. >> this is latest in a wave of al shabaab attacks across somalia. on christmas day gunmen penetrated the main african union base seen as the most secure in mogadishu. just last week, an army transport was ambushed. the uptick in violence is believed to be mostly retaliatory. are the platest attack killed an intelligence chief. >> their mindset maybe we need to talk, push our agenda through political means rather than through warfare. >> but warfare is the present reality and al shabaab is showing no signs of backing down. jerald tan, al jazeera. >>> suspected boko haram fighters multinational join

. >> this is alpha return to the u.s. market. this is the coup version.onvertible essentially version. that went up there. the lower one is the coupe right? >> that is the 4c coupe. that started hitting dealers in november of last year. >> they're about to to disassemble this, gerri. i want to show you the one on top. what is that? >> that is a 191 67 -- 1967, one of 33 cars. this is 1500-pound car. 238-horsepower engine. v-6 manuel, 1 off miles an hour speed. >> sells for? >> in excess of $10 million. >> alpha has a rich history of racing vehicles. that is racing vehicle also. >> yes. that one is 1932 p-3 that one won a number of races. basically every single world grand bring between 1932 and 1935. this one 132 top speed in '32. >> alpha is back in a big way. pretty sexy stuff gerri. gerri: you answered my question, yes they do come in red. i appreciate that. we'll be right back. >> baby they do. [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful thinking, r

henderson the north atlantic regional director of the alpha kappa alpha sorority served as official bellgers today. the symbolic ringing of the bell honors dr. king's legacy. >>> our coverage of all the martin luther king day events continues on 6abc.com. we have photographs and videos of today's ceremonies and service projects in honor of dr. king. there is also a look back at his life and legacy. it is there at 6abc.com. >>> authorities are still trying to find out what caused a fire this morning that killed a 34-year-old woman in cheltenham. "action news" reporter john rawlins is live on south russell circle at the linwood gardens apartment complex. john. >> reporter: hi, jim. since this was a fatal fire, both state and county investigators have been brought in to aid the cheltenham fire officials here to do their investigation. the fire marshal's office here in cheltenham. so far no word on a possible cause. the victim's apartment was very heavily damaged. the first call something was wrong at the sprawling linwood garden apartments came before 4:30 this morning. first responders fou

the sigma alpha mu chapter has been suspended indefinitely. the fraternity says it's ashamed and is working with the resort to pay for all the damages and cleaning costs. >> you wonder how many selfies were posted of that that. >>> two men were arrested after their photographing their loot was posted online. >> this is what we get on a good night's hustle. >> i feel vindicated. >> they posted the video to youtube. didn't take much for randy schaefer to track down the suspects. they stole $5,000 cash and an ipad out of his truck. the suspects took photos and videos on the stolen ipad. which then sync'ed with his icloud account and they were caught. brilliant. >>> sky mall is about to be canceled. the magazine filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. the in-flight shopping catalog is a mainstay on airlines for more than 30 years but apparently passengers prefer high-tech distractions such as tv screens and in flight wi-fi. >> i love that magazine. >> find something. >>> well, for the first time, california marine scientists are getting a rare

unconscious for several hours was also interviewed she says she remembers attending a party at the cap alpha house with friends but doesn't know about turner or remember making out with him. >>pam: a child molester lores a 10 year-old boy into a sexual assault while the child was walking home from school an east oakland. it happened around 3:00 tuesday afternoon on 98 ave. the child was able to get away and tell his parents what happened now oakland police are asking for communities help in finding the person responsible to protect other children. >>pam: oakland police are checking surveillance cameras in the area for evidence. the crime stoppers program is offering a reward of $7,500 for information leading to an arrest in the case. >>pam: some say that it is a miracle that this police 8 out alive how long she stayed in them burning building in the mission district last night and how the firefighters rescued her. and as a new person is showing signs of the ball at the hospital will have more information coming up. the ball lost ebola >>pam: developing tonight a patient is an isolation at uc

alpha about the nasdaq. $15 billionved in unicorn companies in meaningful ways. >> i want to know aboutpoker hobby. if one day be great we were able to film this. there are 20 extremely successful business in. we play regularly and an unbelievable game in los angeles. since it, i started my own version of that here. >> who is the best poker player in silicon valley question mark -- valley? and davesachs, goldberg, my wife. year downturn. i've lost for two straight years. >> you and your wife have been together before you were very, very rich area how do you manage that transition? >> we've made a decision that we are giving it all away. >> how do you want to be remembered? >> i want to be a person who people say generally did what he felt was the right thing. live a life that was morally true to his beliefs. way, paid off the debt to his parents. >> chamath palihapitiya thank you for joining us today on studio 1.0. >> thank you. ♪ >> welcome to "money clip," where we bring together the most important stories, headlines, and videos. in company, nobody wants a quarter pounder anymore. mcd

>> we are obliterating the market. 30 points of alpha above the nasdaq.are involved in $10 billion, $15 billion unicorn companies in meaningful ways. >> i want to know about your poker hobby. >> it would be great if one day we were able to film this. there are 20 extremely successful businessmen. we play regularly in an unbelievable game in los angeles. since then, i started my own version of that here. >> who is the best poker player in silicon valley? >> david sachs, dave goldberg, my wife. i have been on a two-year downturn. i've lost for two straight years. >> you and your wife have been together before you were very, very rich. how do you manage that transition? >> we've made a decision that we are giving it all away. >> how do you want to be remembered? >> i want to be a person who people say generally did what he felt was the right thing, lived a life that was morally true to his beliefs, and in a small way, paid off the debt to his parents. >> chamath palihapitiya thank you for joining us today on studio 1.0. >> thank you. ♪ >> the following is a

. >> yes, sarge, this is shepard alpha 1 alpha.ave an inmate, stafford, his nails are far beyond a quarter of an inch as required. i asked him to have his nails cut, he's refusing to do so. i'm asking for assistance to get that done. >> the special operations group sends a three-man team to stafford's cell to clip his nails for him. >> we're cutting your nails, all right? >> not many times we actually have to use force but sometimes it does happen. just as long as you're complying with the directives that i'm giving you, then we don't have to escalate the force. so you can say what you want to say, but as long as you're doing what i ask you to, do then that's fine with me. >> it's just one of those days that [ bleep ] goes through. are you writing on the walls in there, dude? i can walk. i know the ropes. i got this. there's no physical way you can make me cut my nails with my hands balled up. primetime. it's going down. how you all cutting if i keep my fist balled? you batter me? >> listen. all you got to do is cut the fingernails

from there i saw the driver get out and his assistant go to also block --alpha block, take a detainee them in the paddy wagon. they then drove off, left camp delta, made a quick right and then a left that headed down the road out of the camps, out of camp america. about 20 minutes later, the paddy wagon came back. he repeated the same thing. it back up to camp one the two people in the paddy wagon went to alpha lock grabbed another detainee, and with the same route. at this time i started to get suspicious, wondering where he was going. so 20 minutes later, they came back a third time. this time when they backed up to one, i knew they were getting another detainee, but i wanted to see where that patty wagon was going exactly so i left and went to the entrance and cap america, which is called acp roosevelt. when the van finally past the checkpoint, if it was straight was going to the main base. but 100 meters past the checkpoint, he made a left. which meant it was going -- you could only go to two places in 2006 athat time. you could go to the beach or you could go to a place that we c

the sigma alpha mu chapter is suspended indefinitely.t to pay for all the damage and cleaning costs. >>> vern glenn is saying there's nothing like that happening around my house. my boys get out of line -- >> absolutely not. crack that whip, baby. >> not your boys. >> great. >>> we got nfl news for you up top. for once we're not talking about a player in trouble. we're talking about a ball. this "deflate-gate" patriots story not going away. oklahoma city the super bowl is a week from sunday. just saying. the investigation the patsed use included 40 interviews tom brady not one of them. the controversy has made it to the u.s. highest office. but not from president obama. instead, it was the white house press secretary taking ashot at tom brady's thursday press conference. >> i have not actually spoken to him about this specific issue. i can -- the one thing i can tell you is that for years it's been clear that there is no risk that i was going to take tom brady's job as quarterback of the new england patriots? [ laughter ] >> um, but i ca

. >> members of a local chapter of alpha kappa alpha met at brookside community center for what theyation stay warm. >> what we did was put together a bundle of blankets pillows and sheets and we sealed them neatly with a ribbon and card of appreciation for all the work they've done for the country in our community. >> a lot of work. the group put together about 30 bundles. >>> students honored dr. king's dream in montgomery county today. they helped out at a day of service. family made greedings card for military personnel and made gifts for deserving people. >>> well a windy day through the area today making it feel colder but at least we were dry today. as we go through tonight, we're going to stay cold but we also stay dry once again even into tomorrow but our next snow rain and ice chance, that comes by the middle of this week. so, before the week is over we'll be dealing with a storm approaching. travel problems are expected with this system as we go into wednesday. as of now, it is looking like mostly the second half. day. here's a look at blue mountain ski resort. in poconos,

. >> reporter: the attack happened between the alpha kappa fra tern the ti house. two cyclists came upon the rape and they chased him down. some people credit the protests on campus. >> i think it speaks well for the stanford student culture for what they did. >> reporter: the freshmen said they went through the orientation about sexual assault issues. >> they are trying to make all of the students feel safer and that this is a college where it is not a sexual attackers. >> reporter: he is no longer allowed on campus as the case moves through the legal system, and the university makes progress in the way it handles rape cases, the professor says that the more work needs to be done. >> this is the harder cases are where nobody has been caught or tackled and the police has not been called. that is 99% of the rape. >> reporter: turner is expected to be arraigned this week, and he is out on $150,000 bond. nanette lambert, knbc news. >>> today, there was a 180-day suspended jail sentence and fine after racy photos were sent to those in his custody. >> and now, friends a

. -- alpha bank say the move is cautionary.the market turmoil caused by a rising swiss franc has also sparked uncertainty. the european commission has detailed a tax deal between luxembourg and amazon. the eu executive says the deal may have given the internet retailer an unfair advantage. the commission says amazon has funneled profits from across europe to its luxembourg unit, and through a special set up, most profits have been exempted from corporate taxes. should that prove to be found unfair, amazon might be called upon to pay hefty sums. that is the business news. >> time for us to turn to what is happening online. web news is up next. >> welcome to the web news with our pick of the stories making online headlines. standing up for "charlie hebdo." controversy over the suggestion the u.k. is to bear -- ban encryption. and visit boston from the comfort of your own home. the three police officers killed in last week's terror attacks in paris were honored by french president francois hollande in an emotional ceremony on tues

amazon has the gary trudeau show, "alpha house." nontraditional tv is great. >> how about you? are you a binge watcher? >> yes. not just of new stuff. i am a binge watcher of old stuff. i can spend a weekend watching "the office." all nine seasons. by sunday night i have done nothing but watch 200 episodes of "the office." >> is this the golden age of television? is content better than it's ever been before? >> i think content is better than it has ever been before. most television isn't very good, there is just more on the high-end now of what is very good. >> how much more competition is there for writers like you, show runners like you? >> i just don't see it that way. if you have something good, it's going to be done. >> i have this vision of netflix and amazon throwing money at you. is that happening? >> i have never had any vision of amazon and netflix throwing money at me. [laughter] >> does it change how much you are paid or how you are paid? >> sure. if you are in a position to make money for other people, if you have a track record, if you get in business with somebod

members of the local chapters of alpha kappa alpha sorority came to the community center as part of operationre will go to vets at the delaware center for homeless veterans. >> great service happening today for the holiday. >>> mears melissa magee joining us now with a look at the forecast and warmer today with some changes coming, right. >> yeah, that's right, sharrie and monica. it wasn't a bad start, temperatures above freezing. the winds were a factor for some but definitely not a bad start to our holiday. we'll see what's going on. storm tracker 6 live double scan radar slowing you it is dry right now. changes are coming for the middle half of our work week and we'll talk about the details and specifics with that. outside we go, the action cam was outside earlier this afternoon looking at the art museum. you can see some folks climbing walking, jogging up the steps. see rocky and probably going in the museum as well hopefully they're enjoying that as well. high temperature today in philadelphia coming in at 45 degrees. so, this is actually the warmest it's been in about two weeks in phil

we have a version of that at lifetime called alpha.sive way of exercising both cardiovascular and strength simultaneously. so, you know, fitness has been a mega trend. the way you approach the fitness, of course, there are fads with it. people do something here, something else next year. and that's why lifetime facilities, lifetime as a company is designed so that we will, we do 20, 30 different things from health to weight loss to alpha training to commitment run or race series. so whatever your modality is, it doesn't matter. we're focused on keeping you healthy and fit. cheryl: okay. i could talk to you all hour, but i can't, i'm almost out of time. but your stock gained 21% last year. you've got 77 locations. where are you mostly located at right now, and are you going to be expanding to other parts of the country? >> yeah. we're expanding heavily to the east coast and west coast. we started the company mostly in the middle of the united states. we took the markets that were not as robust early, and then we have the best markets fo

alpha-1 is a genetic lung disease that individuals develop even if they have not smoked and for people with rare disorders i will tell you that we used to quote that it took seven years to diagnose this but in october of 2013 the national organization for rare disorders did an on line survey and they are now saying it takes at least 10 years or more. 20% said it takes 10 years or more. one of the ways physicians learn about this disease and learn about the treatment is by cme and dolls so dealing with drug representatives in hearing about meeting patients who have this disease to often go in with the drug reps to talk about their disorder and how they were diagnosed. so i wonder if he could make some comments. many of the things that have been said make a lot of since when we talk about common disorders but not necessarily rare diseases. and i have a few other questions. i wanted to ask you if you you could design invented diseases and whether or not you think that's by guidelines being revised because of pharmaceutical companies or whether that refers to drug licensure parameters and

alpha bank fell 7%. certainly pushing lower.thens banking index, of course it's an index made up of banks in greece. that's down by around 7%. let's get more on this one. lynn joins us. great to have you with us. we have this general election around the corner and yet wii seeing all these -- a lot of greeks pulling a lot of money out of banks. why? what are they worried about? >> you know i think, there is obviously, a little bit of concern about the margins, about potential exit from the euro zone. there's also the case that some foreign investors have been leading the bank t-bill market which sees greeks stepping in to buy these t-bills. >> so there are banks that are asking for assistance. really, they call it a precautionary measure? really, could this not be the start of things to come where we see other greek banks doing the same thing? >> it wouldn't surprise me at all if other greek banks are forced to go down this route and take ela funding where the credit risk ultimately sits with the greek central bank. obviously, th

purpose the same process i read through them twice my approach i went through them not necessarily alpha beta but each one no detail looking for the answers i thought were highly responsive for example we have questions when as part of the rfp properties we provided a significant amount of information and asked them for details what they thought of the managers the only way to evaluate the depth of their research do necessary know our managers or not to me if i know about san francisco typically uses the consultant that's primarily one of their 0 responsibility that comprises 75 percent of our public assets and having them there and being able to talk in this case briefly to talk to touring our margins that was my approach to go to the rfp and is whether or not i thought the answers were responsive and evaluate them that way i definitely went through the grading process there are very strong managers in here and on that have weakens in certain areas trying to identify that's why we had several meetings to discuss the candidates we each came away with different opinions some of us will th

baby alpha is laid to rest. his father whispering a solemn prayer.ip mazumdar bbc news freetown. >>> do stay with us. coming up in the next half-hour here on "gmt," we'll take you live again to paris and bring you right up to date with ongoing developments. tension incredibly high in the city. french authorities are hunting now for two heavily armed brothers that they fear will strike again after they methodically killed 12 people at the "charlie hebdo" offices yesterday. we'll have more for you coming up. stay with us. you know, if you play football for a long time like i did you're gonna learn to deal with alot of pain. but it is nothing like the pain that shingles causes. man when i got shingles it was something awful. it was like being blindsided by some linebacker. you don't see it coming. boom! it was this painful rash of little blisters. red, ugly stuff. lots of 'em. not a good deal. if you've had chicken pox uh-huh, we all remember chicken pox. well that shingles virus is already inside of you. it ain't pretty when it comes out. now i'm not t

henderson the north atlantic regional director of the alpha kappa alpha sorority served as the officialre not in session but the halls were filled with students in the upper darby school district today. these kids were cleaning windows and otherwise sprucing up here at the high school as part of the district's martin luther king, jr. day of service commemoration. they were also treated to some inspirational words of wisdom from superintendent dr. richard dunlap. volunteers young and old helped spruce up the greater norristown police athletic league on harding boulevard today. this is one of many nonprofits taking parter in the national day of service. the annual events in norristown have grown to more than 800 volunteers from just 40. >>> a bucks county woman is facing charges for allegedly terrorizing a child. this is 33-year-old virginia bushman. police say the warminster woman chased a 10-year-old with a knife last week. bushman was arrested after the child reported the incident to administrators at mcdonald elementary. even though the child wasn't hurt bushman has been charged with

it was an idea that i got at delivering alpha. and it's not yet delivered alpha. know. >> stranger things have happened. not sure what they are, but they do. >> jim, we'll see you tonight. >> thank you guys. i shouldn't have shown the rockports. my bad. they were stuck in the rain and snow yesterday. >> when we come back we'll stay on top of the morning's rally. [container door opening] ♪ what makes it an suv is what you can get into it. ♪ [container door closing] what makes it an nx is what you can get out of it. ♪ introducing the first-ever lexus nx turbo and hybrid. once you go beyond utility there's no going back. alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours, but aleve can last 12 hours... and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tylenol arthritis. so why am i still thinking about this? how are you? aleve, proven better on pain. >>> good morning. welcome back to "squawk on the street". pretty good rally here under way. dow up 267. alcoa of course getting earnings season started with a pretty good note. in oil it continues to fall. we did get down to

and nobody here is saying alpha-1 trypsin is not a real condition. it is a very real and serious condition and has to be appropriately diagnosed and treated. >> i think it's very challenging to get everybody on board with information. it's a huge operation to obtain medical education and in general. you could say that's a failure of the profession to reach out to advocacy organizations to learn about these health issues like alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency and to really educate providers about this. i would not necessarily say that becomes a justification for getting funding from medication manufacturers or device manufacturers. i think that we want to know about these things but we also want to empower patients to ask simple questions that can be very powerful. the same way i said are there other treatment options? every patient should be empowered to ask your provider -- are there other diagnoses we should be thinking about? i have been suffering with these symptoms for a long time. i don't feel like i have a good handle on what's going on. are ther

. >> turner is accused of raping a woman near the kappa alpha frat house last weekend. men riding bikes on campus spotted turner lying on top of a woman who appeared to be unconscious. when they approached turner allegedly took off running. >> i think it's very heroic what the students did. >> according to police, the witnesses chased him down and restrained him until police arrived. >> it's hard to hear that stuff happened on campus but stepped up and stopped it. >> sexual assault cases are challenging to prove but reliable witness testimony may benefit the prosecutors. if convicted, he could face up to ten years behind bars. >> independent witnesses are vital because they can say what they observed but also what did they observe about the victim's demeanor. because the defense in this case is likely to be a consent defense. >> turner is out on $150,000 bail. he will be in court on monday for his arraignment. reporting live on the stanford campus michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >>> a new warning about e-cigarettes. the department of public health released a report

woman tells authorities she believes she was sexually assaulted at an off campus house belonging to alpha delta phi take ternlts. the woman told -- take ternlts. the woman -- fraternity. the woman told police she was served hot chocolate and woke up the next day wearing no underwear. >>> a new york man is facing charges connected to the demolition of his wife's house. police in middletown, new york says she didn't know or give her permission for her house to be knocked down. but neighbors say that's just what james ryan did. he reportedly rented an excavator this week and completely knocked the wife's house to the ground. >> he bulldozed all her clothes in there. washer and dryer first. everything was in there. in fact her medication was still in there. >> he's charged with criminal mischief. additional charges are likely. >>> still ahead on wusa9, the new england patriots under pressure just like their footballs? we'll have the latest on the deflate-gate when we come back. >>> right now here's a look outside our window. this is the weather terrace. you can see the big snow flakes are fal

18th, two people riding their bikes saw the alleged attack taking place on campus between the cappa alpha fraternity and jerry house. they say he tried to run but they managed to chase him down. >> this is the kind of case that would be impossible to sweep under the rug. we had eyewitnesss and the police were called. >> turner, who's from dayton, ohio, voluntarily left the university and is not allowed back on campus pending the outcome of that investigation. >>> a follow-up now, the former chp officer accused of sharing racy photos of women that he arrested pleaded no contest yesterday. with that, shawn harrington got three years of probation, a 180-day suspended jail sentence and community service. prosecutors say harrington sent those racy photos from the women's own cell phones to his personal device while they were in his custody. he then also shared those photos with other officers. at one point saying he thought it would be funny. harrington resigned from the chp's dublin office in october. >>> a jury found a former concord elementary schoolteacher guilty of molesting some of his s

how does that translate to the alpha generation of 2015? >> i think 2015 is going to be interesting here. i think you'll see much more volitility and less direction and probably see a lot of dispersion and stock performance will be much more disperse. this is where i think it's going to be a pure alpha generation environment and there will be big winners in what we call secular themes which would be still solid from our perspective. we're talking about the healthcare sector, the retail sector where probably the pet trow chemicals and other businesses will suffer more. i think the opportunity would be very attractive and a lot of differentiation in performance and one sector to another and businesses well run and well prepared for slower economic environment will do extremely well. this is where we base bracing ourselves for for 2016. it's going to be a very interesting year. what i would say is i don't expect this year to be as bearish as some people think. think the g.c.c. economy will show people it's more resilient than people think. the

by two grad students on top of a completely unresponsive girl behind a dumpster outside the kappa alpha fraternity t. he tried to run, but they tripped and tackled him until the officers arrived. he said his intenses were not to rape a girl, but admitted to fondling the woman and removing her underware but insisted his stayed on. he spoke of his dream. >> i want to go to stanford university to swim. >> reporter: a dream dashed after he was banned from campus and forced to drop out because of the charges. now the report also says the woman who is not a stanford student had also been drinking heavily that night downing six shots and a few beer. turner is in court to be formally charged next week. andria borba, kpix5. >>> also tonight, dartmouth college is banning hard alcohol this spring to curb sexual assaults and binge drinking on campus. >>> we have new information about the remains found in a suitcase. it was a torso. investigators are looking to see who may have left it there. they have spoken with three people, but haven't arrested anyone. investigators also spent the day looking to

buick, alpha row mayo, bmw will show off convertibles this week. now we just need the convertible wetter. >> ya. >> that's the thing about convertibles in january here. >> if you could supply that game on. >> we can dream. >> thanks, jill, appreciate t coming up after a short break traffic and weather together. we do tonight three's, we'll be right back. these little angels build in softness. and these little angels build in strength. and that little angel says "weeeeeeeee!" 60% more sheets than charmin. everything you want and the value you love. angel soft. >> we want straightforward rainmaker unfortunately we have a little sleet little freezing rain, rain and even some snow, depending on where you are. storm scan3 right now shows how this is just a blend, kind of like i call a neo political tan ice scream rain, snow, wintery mess we're dealing with here in the philadelphia area. mainly in the north and west suburbs at the moment, where you can see the rain coming down pretty stead at this there in portion every chester county few sleet pellets m