chesterfield is farm country. beautiful in late afternoon.ut when the town center is really just the chesterfield general store who do you talk politics with? ray lou bic. he says a dye that's local politics. >> ease easier enough for one candidate to, you know, swing half the votes and the other candidate to swing the other half of the votes. it's not that unusual. i mean, a lot times the votes are, you know, 49 to 51%. so you're not talking that. votes. >> reporter: it's easy to know the candidates in a town of about 7700 says ray a farmer who was born and raised in chesterfield. he's a republican but he says he votes for people he knows and trusts regardless of affiliati affiliation. his neighbors do, too if i can tell you it's a nice friendly town and politics doesn't seem to get like real dirty around here. leak it can be on the larger level. >> sure. >> sometimes it's more popularity contest than anything else only because who you know and what's going on. >> reporter: ray is right about close votes. salem county freeholder elect won th

burlington county clerk tim tyler waiting to hear from chesterfield. >> somebody would come down here look special election will happen between the municipality and the board of elections they would decide what that date is. tell us the superintendent how many machines they need. tell us to make ballots for those for that and we would have election. >> reporter: deadlocked candidates are incumbent ron and hierarchal len rita tide at 1300 votes. >> i love the life out here in this part of new jersey. it feels like four hour for three hours at a time. chesterfield is farm country beautiful in the late afternoon when the town center is really just the centerfield general store who do you talk politics with. ray, that's who, he says a tie that's just local politics. >> i mean it's easy enough for one candidate to, you know, swing half the votes and the other candidate to swing the other half the votes. it's not that unusual. i mean, a lot of times the votes are, you know, 49 to 51%. so you're not talking that many votes. >> reporter: it's easy to know the candidates in town of about 7700

in 1748, the lord chesterfield ironically and despite his general calls on language change is guided to use the word transpire in a figurative way. the french trans., when writing his correspondence. this is what he wrote. that confidence which i placed in you, that you will therefore not let one word of it transpire. there's nothing wrong with that should you be the person who finds things wrong with language and the french had developed at this early in the 18th century. what lord chesterfield was saying is that it is not one word, one word in the contents of linear from this current, secret private state through the public view. the development from the philippine transportation is easy and unexceptional. the way he came to address the word in his dictionary rather pompously found even this minor semantic shift too much. lately innovated from france without necessity. what happened next set language theorists into a decline. according to the o.e.d., it was an american lady, abigail adams, wife of the second president of theunited states was writing in 1775 to her husband at the co

it concerned the lord chesterfield who as a style leader later annoyed dr. johnson by withdrawing support on his proposed dictionary when the noble lord realized it was burning off plan i.e. johnson accepted language changes and wasn't necessary inching nearer to affection of addiction should be open to this. in 1748 lord chesterfield rather ironically and despite his gentle clowns on language of change decided to use the verb transpire in a figurative way. it was new to english though not too french. when writing to what is cosponsored this is what he wrote.ro this letter goes to you you in that confidence which i place in you and you will therefore not let one word of it transpire.tely n there's nothing wrong with that should you be the sort pushing to find things wrong with language. the french have developed this earlier in the 18th century. what lord chesterfield was saying was he did not want one word in the content of his letter to permeate from this current secret private state through to public view. publi the development from the physical transpira

what chesterfield was saying was not one word of this content -- the development from me transpiration is easy and unexceptionable but when he addressed to work in his dictionary he found a semantic shift too much. a sense they have innovated from the past without necessity. what happened next cent language into deep to climb to cling to us american lady abigail adams wife of the second president of united states who is credited with writing in 1775 to her husband in the continental congress in philadelphia there's nothing that has transpired since i wrote u.s.. i'm sure there's used in this way before she did it at the moment she has all the credit. language purists hated this new meaning to a grant to happen. no permeation or at least only permission in trance vibration of the very loosest friday in the sense of something moving from one state and of nothing happening to another state and something happening. organic change that this should not happen in 18th century style. it might well be americanism and americans -- dance card and brenton in 1775 and 76 and probably made the usage

it concerns lord chesterfield who as a style leader later annoyed the dr. johnson by withdrawing support on his proposed dictionary when the overlord realize it was veering offplan. i i.e. johnson within inching nearer to to perfection. in 1748, lord chesterfield, despite his general qualms on language change, decided to use the word "transpire" in a figurative way. when writing to his correspondents. he wrote: this letter goes to powo in that confidence i play in you and you will they ever not let one word of is transpire. absolutely nothing with that should you find things wrong with language. and the french have developed this. >> host: in the 18th century. what lord chester fields was saying was that you don't want one wedder of the contents of his letter to permeate from private state to public view. the transseparation to metaphorral is easy, but when he came to address the word his dictionary, dr. joinson found this shift too mump. innovated from france without necessity. what happened next, though, set language periods into a deep clear line. ordina

wayne norris of chesterfield, virginia says he was eating lunch in the cafeteria at school when he noticed another student with a panicked look on his face. norris wasn't sure at first if the kid was joking but then he realized he was choking and jumped into action. teachers call norris hero but the 11-year-old on the so hour about it. -- isn't so sure about it. >> i'm not big on being labeled a hero. don't call me a hero. i just try to help. >> the boy says he learned the sleeving technique from an -- life-saving technique from an unlikely place. watching tv. >>> dolly parton called on her friends to lend their time and talent to an all-star concert for the victims of the tennessee wildfires. the smoky mountains rise telethon raised millions for dolly's my people fund. among the performers, ken any rogers, amy grant, and reba mcentire. no word yet on how much money was raised but the presentations totaled $2.1 million through the broadcast. >> it was really devastating what's happened to so many of these people that are fametous family to us. they're all our people and i'm just so happy t

we have 34 degrees this morning from ed connor out in chesterfield, he just hat a -- has had a had a lot of clouds overhead. beach, good to be retired, i'm with you, sound like awesome day planned, see little bit of wet weather rolling on through. doesn't look like the beach actually gets impacted by that. 30 degrees the temperature coming in from john this morning out in perkasie, lots of clouds where he is, very light wind out of the northeast, but, it is a little bit more pronounced as you head into some communities. so you may notice that breeze out there. let me take to you one more, back across the delaware river here, check in with jenny. who is in cherry hill and reporting just a loft clouds. and that dew point about 27 degrees. but feels more like it is about 28 when you factor in that very modest winds that we were just discussing. so, let's switch it back. take a look at the storm system. yes, pretty decent looking storm. you notice how the bulk of that energy and the heaviest amounts of precipitation, very classic sort of comma shape that comes with the areas of the low p

he has clear sky conditions, chesterfield, new jersey, and he says in the 20's, bring a hot drink withou. i like that idea. sounds good, hot chocolate, maybe some coffee. maybe bailey's inside of it. eileen's house, in bill bert burying, pennsylvania, also clear sky conditions, and she said, wild winds, check your outside decorations, good tip, make sure they're still in your yard. so yes, maybe if you have some time, before you head out to work this morning, want to bring santa inside, so he doesn't blow away. we are dealing with these chilly conditions. and we will check out windchill numbers as reported by our weather watchers right now, 21 degrees, 25 degrees, 19 degrees in gilbertsville. contending with the brutal windchills all throughout the day today. speaking of that snowfall storm scan3 showing us, lake effect snow churning out right now, some of the moisture making its way all the way down into the poconos. could see some scattered snow showers throughout the day today. otherwise, some patchy clouds passing on through parts of the area. we should see fair amount of sunshine

out in chesterfield.e has more clear sky then anything but notes it is 8 degrees warmer then this same time yesterday. he has a lot to do. home of us still after lot of boxes to check off on the christmas to do list. it looks like heather will cooperate for any of these lance. but, collegeville, no profile picture we'd love to you up load when you get the a chance but regardless, for the update here, he has 22 and lots of clouds for him but noted, noting that it is expected to be a little bit warmer then it was, yesterday. now lets go past that pocono camera and talk white christmas. again, you have to go far north to find it but, 1 inch of snow on the ground during the course of december 21st is actually the official defamation, who knew there was an official one but for me if you saw a few flakes it would be a white christmas but this is what would make it official and again, it is not happening this year. taking a look at storm can three all calm, quiet, couple clouds, certainly but it is still are tra

, again, mostly sunny skies, upper 30's, little chillier in some areas, still, low 30's out in chesterfieldnd again, it was a nice sunrise, had perfectly clear skies earlier. few clouds passing from time to time. another shot from phil here in philadelphia. sun's going to go to work. warm things up. and hey, rahel, not just us working today. big boulder will be open at noontime, the groomers are out there. getting the slopes ready, ya. >> all five of us. >> open for business, open from 12:00 to six up in the mountains, gearing up for nice day, weather wise, sunshine. so, want to take off little bit earlier, head up to ski resorts, pretty good. big boulder has good base already. if you like to surf, nice conditions in rehoboth beach, delaware, a loft surfers like to go out christmas morning to say hitting waves. not whole lot of wave action, but sunshine, people out on the beach, temperatures comfortable along the coast, delaware, close to 50 degrees. forty-eight the high temperature over most locations today, record is 68 in philadelphia. we tide that last year, if you remember, also, in 19

rain, similar conditions all over the region, degree warmer up at ed connor's neck of the woods, chesterfieldhe good news by the time santa claus gets here tonight that rain is out of here. right now, tracking santa, he's been spotted over russia. that's where he's headed right now, and will remain therefore little time being. and he took off about 6:00 this morning, from the north pole. look at. that will approaching what 92 million gifts delivered already. lot of gifts in there. so, he's busy this morning on the other side there of the worldsment back home here, delaware valley, steady rain, maybe some frozen precipitation, poconos, early this morning, again, little sleet pellets, maybe few snowflakes, maybe freezing rain. freezing rain advisories for could be on, monroe counties, until 11:00. fashion moving system, by the afternoon out of here and moving off shore. worse of it this morning on the roads, ice potential in the poconos. other than just rain, will start to slow things down, much better tonight, partly cloudy skies, christmas day, nice and quiet. lot of sunshine. let's time thin

this one guy, leopold chesterfield writes, rest in peace to a man who affected all of our lives greatlyf the solo cup, unsung college hero. thank you for making my college days nonmemorable. >> we're pouring one out for our homey over here. >> exactly. >>> by the way, you thought the mannequin challenge was over. now it might be. now it's a whole new level. check it out. astronauts in space doing the mannequin challenge. this came from the european space agency on board the international space station. this is part of the a six month mission, and this is what they went there to do. the goal was to do the mannequin challenge. >> nasa dropping the mike. >> from subculture arts in underground in new york city, the western swing of the club of cowtown. ♪ all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the world news polka ♪ the skinny is the world news polka ♪ ♪ it's late at night and you're wide awake not wearing pants ♪ ♪ so grab your "world news now" mug and everybody dance ♪ ♪ hey ♪ have some fun do the world news polka ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's late at night you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants

ken did well in chesterfield one and a half inches of snow. i'm guessing on unpaved surfaces.ended up with just a little tenth of an inch this cherry hill as well as nottingham a cross the river back into chester county where fran's reporting from in browns mills a few hundreds of an inch. lets talk wind chill. that is the story. you have to factor in that wind today. so it feels more like the teens in a lot of spots including the chestnut hill section of philadelphia. phil reporting 15 degrees for wind chill, william in levittown at 16 wind chill, and west chester at 14. it is no the as harsh, towards dover, for example where andy's reporting but regardless really cold air in place. you can see that lake enhanced machine starting to pick up out there we might see a flurry because of that west northwest wind flow, and again it is all about the wind. big zoom on storm scan to show you this next storm scan. it streaks out across nebraska, that is going to lift in as a warm front, warm front through friday into saturday. however, because we have got so much cold air setting stage

let check out what is going on in new jersey at ed's house in chesterfield. he is reporting mostly cloudy conditions, 40 degrees and he says it was a good day, tad overcast but now still a very nice evening, and it is pleasant forgetting those last minute chores done before the christmas holiday, heading out to the mall, or maybe getting in some exercise were that big meal, on sunday. we will head down the shore right the now where it is 43 degrees at weather watcher james house in ocean city, new jersey in partly cloudy conditions. not bad for a christmas eve, eve, merry christmas, everyone and we do have, really nice conditions in store as we head into sunday, with sunshine and quiet conditions, but we do have to get through this system that is causing some delays at airports right now and parts of the midwest, no problems at philly international or across parts of the northeast. there is that snow, rain exiting the midwest and causing some delays at minneapolis st. paul international airport. also some delays reported out west at san francisco, delays were

twenty-eight with our trend ed connor in chesterfield, new jersey, he said cool evening not a bad afternoon was only out for an hour and it was fine. limit time you are out there and dressed properly not bad to go outside take a walk and then walking his talk casey out there this evening. phil, 29 in north wales. we have clear skies, cold but with sun and no wind it feels okay. when we head out to toy fest this afternoon. chilly, that doesn't feel too bad as long as sunnies shining sanor in newark, delaware at 31. he said bright sunshine after cold morning but never seem to warm up. it didn't. temperatures were just stuck because we started so cold but , sandor says, 40's are coming up and that they are. i want to show you photos there our weather watchers starting off with lynn i hope you won crazy sock contest at work. holiday sock day. she has a elf shoe on one, crazy sock on another foot. we hud do that here at cbs 36789 i love this shot of alan and his wife suzy and charlie saying happy holidays there their house, to your house, thanks to all of the weather watchers. happy holidays to

and cool spot chesterfield ed at 39 degrees. already 47 degrees in egg harbor township.e into south jersey. rainfall amounts, pretty good healthy rain across the region over half inch in hatboro, kyle higgins, .6 of an inch of inch there, almost half inch in philadelphia being and cherry hill, kerry mt. laurel coming in at .46. good news, we need the rain we'll take it, drier air store to go build its way into our rest -- into the west. worse of it now. bad timing for the morning drive. heavy rain moving into delaware, south jersey, give it another hour or two, starts to move out. just left with some clouds around, probably, by lunchtime. average high this time of year, 46. over the weekends, we were cooler mid 30's yesterday. staying in the 50's, enjoy it, because it is all coming to ends. near average tuesday, wednesday, 20's, high temperatures by the end of the week. let's time things out. by 9:00 most of the rain off shore. that's good news there. maybe even see few peaks of sunshine specially west of philadelphia this afternoon, tonight dry. tomorrow, dry, as well,

and ed connor in chesterfield, little coating of snow. .38 inches every snow from john here in philadelphia done for the city as we get that change over. let's take you up further north into reading, live look from whitfield elementary school, 25 agrees, snow still falling, see the snow covered parking lots and the roads, minimal traffic this morning, that's good thing, stay off the roads berks county until about noontime. indicating sleet and freezing rain, warm air starts to move in aloft in the atmosphere, still snowing, plane rain part of south jersey right along the del way bay, ocean, coast seeing the change over, same deal with eastern kent county delaware. that will will be the trend for south jersey. change-over to plane rain over the next few hours. so what's freezing rain? well, initially, when it is coal enough, which we had earlier this morning, snowflakes generated high clouds, make it all the way to the ground. temperatures below freezing. but, as the storm approaches, we start to get warm layer of air moving in aloft in the atmosphere by three, four, 5,000 feet, snowflakes a

. >> on the front page of the burlington county times recount for seat on the chesterfield township committee same results, a tie. republican incumbents ronald and democratic challenger rita rumyou showed each received 1289 votes appease. authorities are now reconsidering a run off election. >>> and times heralds reports on ceremonies and media's pennsylvania veterans hugh seem parking seventh fifth anniversary of the pearl harbor attack. edward buckman shared memories of being present touring japanese surrender aboard the u.s.s. missouri. >>> nurses and medical technicians in delaware county memorial hospital held a informational picket yesterday to draw attention to their claims that the happies under staffed. the group has been working nearly a year without the a contract, representatives for the hospital, did not comment. >>> that is a look at some newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. >> so it seems the that the cost of christmas trees still up every year. >> you won't believe how much they are going for in new york. how about, a you this dollars? >> of course. >> of cours

out in chesterfield mostly cloudy skies at the moment. shift in clouds little bit this morning.n they thicken up later during the afternoon. here's what's happening in philadelphia here from bill chap line, pretty quiet start to our sunday, overall temperatures where they should be for this time of year. take you up to the poconos right now, where it is quiet, some clouds, light breezes, remember, big boulder open on the weekends, they do have their freedom terrain park open. skiing and riding for early season conditions. now tonight, actually gets little of natural snow, looks like maybe even up to inch every snow, in parts of the poconos. from little weak disturbance moving on through. starting to feel little more like winter over the next few days, certainly by the end of the week, going to feel like it. astronomical winter arrives in 17 days, 21 days until christmas, 28 days until new years, 31 days until we average high temperatures at 40 degrees, coldest average high for philadelphia we have in the winter season. and we will probably be below that number by the end of the

twenty-five in blue bell, jerry's house we hit central new jersey, chesterfield, 26 degrees, even hereladelphia phil checks in at 27. and then, peter if lawrenceville, new jersey, he has warmest spot at 30 degrees. we will have a decent sunrise happening in about a half an hour. the here's a shot from cherry hill from jenny johnson, clear skies, we had know showers but things cleared out nicely. sun will in the do a whole lot. we are not seeing snow or sun up in the poconos. we are seeing snow fly. this is manufactured snow right now. snow guns are cranking here, at big boulder, they will be able to throw down a good base over the next 36 hours, ideal for snow making conditions. very dry air mass in place, cold temperatures, those are perfect ingredients, foreman made snow. even a few flurries possible. big boulder is opened this weekend, jack frost is getting close to opening up, with these good snow making conditions happening in the near future. cold morning for philadelphia, coldest morning so far, 27 degrees in the season. the that is where we are at. we may drop another degree at

the the snow men flag waving in the breeze and sent us a display of christmas spirit out around chesterfieldrea phil chapline sent this in from chestnut hill just lovely and with that said, we had some very warm early morning temperatures, in fact, the high so far this morning coming in from some folks, upper 50's. william checks in at 59 earlier this morning. sixty-three was the eventual high for carrie and even in philadelphia we hit 63 already this morning. willingboro where ken is reporting 61 and a whooping 67, out in the dover area. that was before the cold front officially moved through. now that it has moved through breeze is beginning to pick up. we are clearing out. we will end up with a nice sunrise for a change but it means that you will transition back toward much more typical early december pattern. rain now, along memory distant memory as that moisture gets pulled out to sea. wind gusts are noticeable, wind speeds are in the teens throughout the course of to daze and even tomorrow for that matter. the these are future wind gusts, we will get through the day, afternoon and even

in marion and chesterfield county. i know people up in that area and that is where the tobacco industry was decimated. host: thank you for the call. here is another view on nafta. earlier this month at the washington international trade association for the forum on trade policy in the trump administration. kenneth raymo's, he is the head of trade at the nafta office at the mexican embassy in washington, d.c., here he is talking about the jobs in the u.s. that are dependent on trade with canada and mexico. talk that isthe out there in terms of the impact of a trade agreement on jobs, if you look at the fact that 5 million jobs in the u.s. depend on trade with mexico and another nine for the trade with canada. so millions of jobs are related to trade. number one and number two customers in the world. is a very particular element of north american integration that has to be taken into consideration. so there is the employment aspect of companies in the u.s. exporting to the nafta partners. the case of mexico. over the las