high impacts, lehigh valley, burks and the suburbs. heaviest no from 3:00 to 9:00 a.m., which is why we see the highest accumulations, 6 to tinchs in the zone. low visibility is going to be a big factor for the morning rush. in philadelphia, northern delaware and new jersey, also a high impact event. snow starting 5:00 to 7:00 a.m., but the heaviest snow with the 4 to 8 inch accumulation expected and the same concern for roadways. delaware beaches and sknrursy shore, more of a low impact. that's where the snow will start later and begin as rain. a coating to two inches of snow on grassy surfaces as this moves out in the early afternoon. so as we look at your ten-day on 10, what we're tracking here, temperatures at 36 degrees for your thursday, and very windy as well. feels like temperatures dropping down into the teens. watch as we go through your weekend hereby. we pick right up through 50 to 52 monday and valentine day at 47 degrees. >> your car goes about 65 miles an hour on the highway, right? about going 95 miles per hour on a she

police in burkes county shoot and kill a man.hat he did to make them open fire. >> tonight the dakota pipeline protest site is a giant heap of trash, clean up under way. >> and we show you what the stars were doing before they were famous. >> a warm and sunny day turned into a cold won' one and the cos making a comeback. >> we had winter warmth earlier today. 27 above where we should be this time of year. that was early in the day. by the afternoon, you probably noticed strong showe through knocking our be this year. right now, well up in the poconos, 32, 49 philadelphia, 42 reading and 48 cape may. winds are picking up. this is a factor overnight tonight and into the day wednesday. 23 miles per hour in the poconos. coming from the northwesterly direction, that's a change into the day tomorrow. there's the cold front we had earlier today moving north and east and instability snow showers setting up on the backside o. clearing overnight and a return of wter sunday with windchill in the 20s and 30s. we look at the forecast, walter.

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we're looking at the burks county, lehigh valley area, just a little bit of a chill. redding at 28 and we see those mid-20s for much of the lehigh valley. nazareth at 27 degrees. these temperatures are starting out again chilly and some of us feel a little colder than we actually are due to some light winds out there this morning. but i can't stress this enough. it was that one day yesterday that we had the chill through the afternoon. today we get back to temperatures that are warmer than average. here's radar and satellite. some of those clouds spilling across the area. that's going to be the case through today. partly to mostly cloudy conditions. in fact, at some points you may not see sunshine at all, but some peeks are definitely expected. here's the temperature we'll get to in the afternoon. right at 59 degrees, chester hill 49, we're 51 in westchester and mid-40s in lansdale. east easton, up to 46 by this afternoon. new jersey, mid-40s to low 50s. hampton may make it to the mid-50s, so across the map we're talking about temperatures a lot better off than yester

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you see in burk county and chester county. it is very spotty at this point. it is heading our direction. there is a closer look at what i was talking about. it is not necessarily made to allentown yet, and he is going to let us know if he sees it over there. some spots have more slippery conditions. we really see little change in these semis. we should start to see the rain spinning out. in the suburbs, barely making t it. >> thank you for that, crystal. >> what was he thinking? that's what many 76 ers fans er asking when he was showing these moves at a concert. he has a minor tear in his left knee. he is reminding his critics that he is only 23 years old. >> i don't think it was good or bad decision. >> there is a time and please to have fun and party, but when you're in the spotlight like that you have to watch yourself. >> they gave no dates for his return to the lineup, we'll have team we action coming up in your sunday morning sports. >> when you get married, the cost is usually the most stre stressful part of the wedding. we'll share their story coming

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that's why the mr burke out has called it right today.he commons is a powerfulfigure right today. the speaker of the commons is a powerful figure who right today. the speaker of the commons is a powerfulfigure who has a say in who addresses mps. he is independent of party politics and is supposed to represent the whole house. tonight it's clear that some are unhappy with his outburst. i think the speaker should be neutral. to express political opinions devalues this great office, is insulting to president tromp. the speaker should keep itself both all of that. that's to be regretted. but it isa of that. that's to be regretted. but it is a symptom of the controversy around this visit. the prime minister has been treading forge a close partnership with the president in washington, saying the government should engage constructively with his administration. whilst theresa may has lost a charm offensive towards president trump, john bercow has suggested he is unfit to come here and speak to mps and peers. many agree with him, saying he is simp

abraham is in burke, virginia, independent line. abraham, go ahead, good morning. >> caller: i was going to say that there should be -- to our national consequences for what we say. i think each person should be held accountable for what they say. the last two calls made a good point. it's better for people to just come out and be honest and let us make an informed decision about them rather than hide behind their words of kindness, right? and deceive us all. >> host: do you think that happens it on a regular basis, the kindness that deceased totally the person inside? >> guest: right. if you have been an sap endured a woman woman site bless your heart, you know that's not a good thing. so they're hiding either manners when they say such a thing. you know, and i'm sure we can find many more examples of that in our daily lives. >> host: just looking for historical context do you think there are more limits on free speech than when you're growing up or from a period in past history quick do you think there's more limits today? >> gues

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exactly. >> miss burke we appreciate you taking the time. the headline here if you are just joining us, a good portion of the schools in marin county will be closed tomorrow because they are expecting anywhere between three and 5 inches of rain from the next storm system headed towards the bay area. >>> a big sinkhole opened up on interstate 580 causing a massive traffic backup. there is a 45 minute commute that took more than 2 hours this morning and ktvu rob roth spoke with caltrans and frustrated commuters and joins us now from livermore with the report. rob? >>reporter: caltrans is still on the scene here trying to repair this pothole, it will be at least 9 pm or 10 vm tonight before they are finished and they thought would -- it would be done by 3 pm and you can see traffic squeezing into two lanes and that stretch more than 10 miles at one point.>>reporter: the commute from the san joaquin valley to livermore was hard to describe. >> slow, very slow. snails pace. it has been painful. >>reporter: the problem happened shortly before thre

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all particularly intriguing because of the remarks from john burke in the house of commons putting them has cast doubt over the future of hisjob. what do you make of the story on the front of the telegraph? i think you have a nswered of the telegraph? i think you have answered it by saying back in the spotlight. that is where he likes to be. this is a new row. apparently john birt coe was doing a talk to stu d e nts john birt coe was doing a talk to students at reading university. ——. he declared he had voted remain. he spoke very politically. we all know that the speaker is supposed to be apolitical, even though they come from one of the main parties. once you become the speaker, you put aside those foolish things. he's stands unopposed as well. that is the tradition. i think probably this is slightly more damaging than his comments about donald trump. why does it matter? for people who see the speaker, a lot of people only see him at prime minister's questions. why does it matter what his views are and if he expresses them? effectively years chairman of a big meeting, isn't he?|j them

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[burke] and we covered it, february fourteenth, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ lou: breaking news tonight, to senate, where the senate tonight, they are voting to confirm billion area investor wilbur ross to be president trump's secretary of department of commerce, ross would be president's 10th cab notcabinet secretary to be confirmed. wilbur ross one of the great americans, and a successful businessman, but also a great, great fellow. this marks slowest confirmation process since george h.w. bush was in the white house, the vote right now for wilbur ross commerce secretary is 39 to 5, as soon as he crosses that 50 threshold we'll bring you that news of wilbur ross to becom to be -- commerce secretary. >> andal ryan zincy of montana, highly decorated former u.s. navy seal serving in seals for over twoer did aids. >> president trump, set to address a joins session of congress in washington tomorrow night, our special coverage of that speech will begin right

[burke] and we covered it, february fourteenth, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ lou: a few quick thoughts on neil gorsuch who was back on the hill after the supreme court nominee made disparaging comments about the president who nominated him. and kelly ayotte who lost her seat who was herself a never trumper testified the comments. she said while he made clear he was not referring to any specific case, he said he find any criticism of a judge's integrity and independent understand disheartening and demoralizing. liberal control of appellate courts is not to be ignored. libra majorities control 70% of our appellate court. they handle ear of overwhelming number of cases in our judicial system. never mind the 53 senators have law degrees. we won't pay attention to that. and don't pay attention to the fact that 214 out of 435 members of the house of representatives have law degrees as well. there is a problem here, don't you think? and it's one we should be thin

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the winter weather advisory 6:0e precipitation allentown and burke's county as well.fills in, in the form of rain along the i-95 corridor. we are in and out of the light rain, mist and drizzle through the day. there could be light snow showers across the higher terrain. that's sunday. sunday night into monday, it's all about the blustery winds. winds pick up on the backside. sustained winds 15 to 28 miles per hour. higher gusts, 40 to 50 miles per hour throughout the day on monday. here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, rain and drizzle on the way tomorrow, mixed precipitation north and west, high 44. monday, high of 43. winds gusting 40 to 50 miles per hour. tuesday, sunny and milder at 48-degrees for valentine's day. wednesday, mostly cloudy and a high of 47. thursday, a high of 40. there could be the possibility of rain or snow on the tracks by thursday. sunshine and clouds friday, 42. and saturday another mild day. wet weather needed tomorrow. sports next. more on the si sixer's joel embd when action news at 10:30 comes back. ♪ ♪ i choose. the east a

the bbc and laura chris burke are in a privileged position to be able to ask questions at press conferencesnsberg. don't abuse the privilege. coverage of donald trump's presidency continued to exercise newswatch view was, in particular the bbc‘s reporting of the petition against donald trump making a state visit to britain. add the ban of seven countries' visitors to the us. —— and the ban. the ban of seven countries' visitors to the us. -- and the ban. the list of countries was originally drawn up by the obama administration. it wasn't invented by tram. many muslim countries themselves pose a travel ban on the citizens of many countries, including uk citizens, simply because they have visited israel. there has been little evidence of fare on biased reporting showing both sides of the story. it isn't anti—muslim, it is anti—terrorist. but reporters keep trying to push this question into the face of anyone they can to get an impact from viewers. on monday's bbc news, apart from the briefest of interviews with three people on staten island who had not been outraged by this band, no interviews

burke on that one. >> sir, thank you. we've tried to ensure no degradation of service or relationship between our vsos at the staff there. we are learn frg thing from the process. we are adjusting fire as you reference, but we have designated personnel in each regional office. the same regional office that the vso resides in, that have been put on kind of a ancillary role that they can serve between that office no matter what wr the office is. they have a peer to reach out to. admitically, tas process we need to improve on. i think we're really, really good in it in some areas and in some, we get a reminder from our partners once in a while that it may not be working as intended. so, we want to make sure there's the local flavor. both high technology, high touch type thing referenced earlier today, but certainly, an area that will continue to improve. >> i appreciate the spirit you're approaching. these are your partners and if they're good at it, they know. just a force multiplier for all of us. i'm grateful for that. i'

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take for example, the duke of rockingham's country house, he was the patron of edmund burke, his country house was 650 feet long. that's longer than two football fields. compare that to william bird's estate which still exists on the james river westover 90 feet. 90 feet long. while charles carroll of maryland one of the wealthiest families and planters in the american south was what was earning what americans earning as a huge sum of 1,800 pounds a year. the earl of vast estates in england were bringing in an annual of over 40,000 pounds. by english standards americans aristocrats like washington and jefferson even with their hundreds of slaves remained mine or gentry at best. and by the english measure of status, lawyers like john adams and alexander hamilton were even less distinguished. gentlemen, no doubt but nothing like the english nobility who vast scale of wealth was beyond anything that existed in north america. they were different from the english ary stockocracy. now the 18th century anglo-american enlightenment was preoccupied with what they called politeness which had a muc

[burke] and we covered it, february fourteenth, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ in the uoming tal of threesanta guards charged in the deadly beati of inmate miael tyr in 2015. ==vo== according to the ercy news -- prosecutors want potentially inflammatory texts, sent by the guards to each other, allowed as evidence. the merc says the texts show the guards' general contempt for prisoners and their pleasure in seeing inmates suffer. attorneys representinghguards c they're now accused of. rimes sam/rail the san francisco polic guards say it had nothing to do with the crime that they are accused of doing. >>> san francisco police department is ending its 10-year-collaboration with the fbi counterterrorism task force. supervisors opted not to renew the contract. community activists suppressed concern asking for more transparency in how it is run and how it would operate under a donald trump administration. >>> robot, take that wheel. new data released by the dmv in

while theresa may has launched a charm offensive towards president trump, john burke has suggested heunfit to come here and speak to and peers. many agree with the speaker, saying he is simply upholding the values of parliament, but others think he has com pletely parliament, but others think he has completely overstepped the mark. parliament, but others think he has completely overstepped the markli invite you miss the president to address us. and tory mps point out that he has in the past welcomes leaders to parliament whose values britain doesn't always share. in the past few hours donald trump has defended his travel band which remain suspended by the courts. —— ban. the president told us military personnel in florida that the ban was essential to keep out people who in his words "want to destroy" america. some of the biggest us companies have now signed a joint legal statement arguing that the ban would inflict significant harm on business. we will defeat radical islamic terrorism and we will not allow it to ta ke terrorism and we will not allow it to take root in this country. w

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overnight tonight until tomorrow. 2:00 in the morning, during the oarchlt hours, we have the cloud deck burkessouthward to philadelphia and delaware by 8 8:30 tomorrow morning, by noon, 1:00, 1:30, we have plenty of sunshine and temperatures are responding nicely. the high in philadelphia tomorrow, 67. the record 68 set in 1948. close to records again. 62 in allentown for the high. 68 in dover. 69 in atlantic city. 67 in tom's river. the seven-day forecast, spring fever continues tomorrow. monday, a cold front comes through, a cooler day, nice for president's day and a high of 53. tuesday, sun giving way to increasing clouds. overnight tuesday into wednesday, showers are possible early in the day. by the afternoon on wednesday, it's milder with a high of 60. thursday, clouds and sun, mild and 67, still in the lower 60s friday. saturday, 62. not a bad stretch on the way. >> thank you, melissa. >> they called it 50 shades of bingo at the y in center city. it was the first gay bingo of 2017 and spoofed the movie "50 shades darker." gay bingo has become a 20 year tradition at the ger shman "y." >>

[burke] and we covered it, february fourteenth, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> welcome back. 5:26 right now on your thursday morning. nbc bay area responds to a pleasanton woman who canceled a much anticipated vacation for health reasons. >> she thought she would get a no questions asked refund from the airline, but that wasn't the case. so she reached out to consumer investigator chris chmura. >>> airlines don't often give refunds, but this woman was in an unusual situation. she and her husband booked a trip to cabo san lucas, mexico. she wanted to cancel pause of the zika virus when she found out she was pregnant. karen said the tour company understood and gave her a full refund but the airline wasn't so generous. why she asked them to reconsider. if you have a consumer complaint call 888-996-tips. or log to to nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you tonight at 6:00. >>> thank you, chris. >>> getting the brunt of it right now. it's going to be a wet, win

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lehigh valley and burkes county, that's where we'll zoom in on the neighborhood forecast.don at 44, kutztown, at 42. allentown at 42. nazareth and easton at 42. bethlehem at 43 degrees. and they were barely to freezing yesterday. that's quite a change. we have a couple of snow flurries that we've seen in the pocono mountains, snow flurries in the mountains on february 1st is not exactly a big headline. this is a big headline. the amount of snow that we've had this season, philadelphia, on six inches compared to what we had last year, about 23. most of that occurred in one storm. so, we can catch up with one storm if the pattern is right. allentown, quite a change. 2.8 inches this winter so far. compared to 32 last winter. wilmington, 4 1/2 inches. and atlantic city, believe it or not, the most snow in the area because of a couple of those coastal storms. and they're closer to what we saw last year. now, tomorrow, we're going to be seeing no snow. it's going to be kind of windy and colder than today. redding only getting up to 39. easton at 36. newtown, 41. westchester 40.

[burke] and we covered it, february fourteenth, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ♪ contrary to ancient wisdom... the sun doesn't rise, we do. yet, the more we travel, the more the world pushes back, coralling us and controlling us. so, we seek a place where we're given a choice... ...not just to get up, but to rise. ♪ lookt the wet roa on the sanmat bridge. and on yr rht-- that our live doppler radar tracking thea acrosshe bay arthis mornin tracking the timing of this we're expecting.xt one that >>> on your left, a live look at the wet roads. high wind advisories as well. live doppler radar tracking the rain moving across the bay area. it's a lot. meteorologist kari hall tracking the timing of the storm as well. and the next one we are expecting this week. she'll join us with a full forecast in the next couple of minutes. >>> people have had a hard time with evictions in san francisco. right now it has recently spiked to its highest level in 15 years. >> wides

. >>> cleaning up after yesterday's wild weather, we're in burks and lancaster counties where the national weather service is checking to see if a tornado moved through. >>> plus cosby back in court tomorrow. what his lawyers will be asking for that could bring a change to this case. >>> good evening. tonight sacred ground has been tarnished in philadelphia. jewish leaders here at home and across the country are reacting. investigators are trying to find out who vachb dpalized in cemetery. nearly 200 headstones were vandalized. that same day, nearly a dozen jewish community centers received bomb threats. tonight the jewish community there is reaching out to philadelphia, pledging its support, while here at home police and jewish leaders are trying to fig out what happened. drew smith is at mt. carmel cemetery. >> reporter: this is the damage we're seeing, row after row of headstones intentionally knocked over, some broken in two. police say this happened after dark yesterday and today people came out to try to make some repairs. a man visiting a relative's grave was the first report this,

i wa nt to speaker burke out on this issue.his an own goal for people who don't want donald trump to come on that state visit to address parliament question mark as it brought out more voices in support of mrtrump, brought out more voices in support of mr trump, perhaps. intriguing question. just as the debate has been had in the us about how do you handle donald trump, this completely unorthodox nonpolitician is now in the most powerful political role in the most powerful political role in the world. we have now had the same dynamic happening here in the uk because of course that very trenchant opposition, with the speaker coming out, somebody in a traditionally neutral role, said he was opposed to him speaking in parliament because he was opposed to racism and sexism. what it has triggered today is a bit of a backlash and a number of conservative mps in the uk saying, look, what's more important is the uk's relationship with its historical ally, with the united states, and therefore what this requires is diplomacy, and not, a

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