there are some of you who might live in chesterfield or hanover. when you travel, you don't tell them you live there. you tell them you live in richmond. the airlines have it all going to richmond. different. a little we had all the banks at one time. all of the banks. the branches were not established because the law would not established -- would not allow them to have branch banks. the bank of waverley. usually, the people who owned the banks were members of the general assembly. that was changed. --had chances to because we did not have the branch banks, u.s. airline said we would go to charlotte. charlotte was absolutely nothing as it remains to business. we lost out big-time in the city. 41 independent cities all butnited states, three of them are in virginia. the other three are baltimore, st. louis, and carson city nevada. anomaly because in that regard, they are all subject to legislative control. we are operating under the so-called dillon rule. you for that expression given before. justice ofthat chief the iowa supreme court during the 1

the suburbs of richmond, for , hanover and chesterfield, very strong. you have got judgeships to be selected. wordhen, i have a one definition i used for politics, can anyone guess what that is? one word that would define politics? money. give me something that is a proposition before any tribunal that doesn't involve money. i'm quite certain here that one of you is going to tell me the magic answer. that does not involve money? can you think of something that doesn't involve money that people are discussing politically? interesting that we have this silent agreement. you are to be congratulated. every now and then, someone thinks they've got it. it.one says, i've got abortion. are you crazy? [laughter] mr. wilder: the whole argument is about where is the money going to come from and how am i going to be able to -- if these people are so rich, they can travel to this place to do what they had to do. i got it, lgbt. i said, you got to be crazy, you are talking about inheritance rights. money. if that is the case, you need to know where the money is being

they look south and saw portions of chesterfield county. they said, will take that part. , duringt took place that period of time, i was in the state senate, and had decided that, since i'm running for this position in 1969, when the annexation took place, i'm , i had for this position better be a little careful in terms of what i wanted -- in terms of whether i wanted the annexation or not. if the annexation people are successful, i have to appeal to these voters. i pretty much didn't do anything. quite frankly, that was the attitude of the majority of the african-american leadership. it did nothing, absolutely nothing. it was surprising. sometimes in court the morning and i would run into the lawyer that was representing the people in chesterfield had been annexed. he said, doug, are you guys going to stop this or try and fight it? toould give him enough satisfy him for the moment, but he knew it wasn't me because i don't usually stay like that. i'm usually here or there. in the process, he kept asking me what was going on. finally, one o

next on the line to macbeth, calling from chesterfield, -- next on the line, to death, from chesterfield, virginia. >> thank you. i think america's open up their eyes because i think this is a whole lot deeper than what is really coming out. it is not republican and it is not about democrats. it is about they are trying to turn the united states into global, and they are trying to do it through radical islam. if you look, they had an fbi agent that did surveillance and said all the mob in the united states are training camps. the fbi found that. they surveilled them for over three years, and there is a website called understandingthethreat.com. stop making it about democrats, republicans. us is all about they are trying to take america down. they have never said anything about trump before trump was president when he was doing his business and he was a businessman. they never put his name down one time. >> when you say they, are you talking about the fbi? >> no, i'm talking about there is the left, there is the left and the right, and the in between. but it is really funny, what it light

lot of them in the 20's, good morning to phil , right around 28 degrees where he lives, ed in chesterfield at 26. you have don in person see, pennsylvania right around 25. and 27 for john in tabernacle, new jersey, again, everybody just dealing with temperatures this morning, in the upper 20 's. i think the situation also cents in center city right now , temperatures are checking in below freezing, right around 30 degrees. we have a winds coming in out of the north at ten, so, that is making it feel just a little bit colder out there. feeling like winter, nonetheless. so feeling more like 21 degrees right now in philadelphia. storm scan3, shows, we're under the clear skies, see clouds quickly increasing throughout the day though, and tracking some moisture, that's going to be pushing into the mid-atlantic, as we head into this afternoon, and this evening. so, let's track it all for you just very confusing. so, as to under better understanded we will show you a look at future weather, how things will be banning out. now, notice, we will deal with sunshine to start the day. by about noontime

and then, ed in chesterfield is checking in around 44 degrees. we will show you, yeah, we have more rain that is heading our way, but that mild weather , that is going to be moving in throughout the weekend is courtesy of the warm front that will help those numbers on the rise in the 50's today and around 60 degrees as we head into tomorrow but we will be dealing with several rounds of rainfall, drying will begin late on sunday and that will happen behind a cold front. in the meantime we have kind of a messy start to the day, look at these low cloud out here over center city a lot of locations actually dealing with the lowering of that cloud deck and fog conditions. we have dense fog advisories in place for chester and lancaster counties until 8:00 this morning. visibility is just ideal and those are not the only locations that are seeing the fog, in fact, in millville, visibility are .3 miles or less, and very little improvement, in dover, still less than a mile as far as those visability are concerned , around 1.7 in reading, a mile in the poco

this is just a puddle on the road that ed sent into us from chesterfield. but the point here is that it is cents a calm puddle. wind hasn't start today pick up yet. good heads up on that. let me show you the temperatures, generally speaking mid to low 30's, colder further north and west go, colder air beginning to wrap in. take a look at the radar. you can understanded why. thankfully this front is sipping out of here. it is moving right along. it is obviously still wet however here with the rain turning over to snow. so part of central new jersey, but this has primarily been a rain producer. here is the thing. even as skies clear, you've got to worry about the potential for refreezing. we've had reports of icing already. so expect that there could be some slick travel this morning , even this afternoon, but things should be drying out later on tonight. also, just worth a mention there is picture if the background phil chap line, starting to incorporate their pictures into the backgrounds of our graphics, so one extra way that we use their observations cent

lets check with the weather watchers who are reporting very mild air, i know ed out in chesterfield said then this same time yesterday. we will get around the map here 41 degrees from eileen this morning who at the moment is dry in gilbertsville but she is starting to see some fog, develop around her neighborhood so keep that in mind not just damp road and spray from vehicles but minor problems could trip you up out there. across the river we will go into delran where allen's at 45. he has clouds overhead a big shout out to him his baby granddaughter harper on the way scheduled to come on saturday so, congratulations to i know is a very, very proud grandfather. there is your map i want to jump past that and get new to this weekend. now what we are looking at i want to make very clear is mild data, this is not guarantee, this is strictly for comparison sake. this is gfs solution. this is a model that has been going back and forth which way it wants this storm track to go. the most up to date model run here is starting to flip back where it thinks it will be warm enough for straight up rai

eld he had in chesterfield around 25. phil in, philadelphia at 26. list goes on and on.are looking at all these temperatures that are checking in the 20's, at this hour. very chilly start to the day. new showing you those temperatures across the rest of the region. 25 degrees right now in reading. twenty-four in lancaster. twenty-seven in wilmington. twenty-nine in millville. down the shore we are closer to around 30 degrees budd then we are looking at these winds from the north and west from 10 to 15 miles per hour we can see gusting up to 20 miles an hour, so that is going to make it feel so much colder out there we will talk about the wind chill a whole lot this morning and track these wind chills as we head throughout morning because there are folks outside for that parade. fourteen by 8:00 p.m. in philadelphia lots head up to the start of the parade at 11:00, 21 is what it will feel like in center city. by ceremony 1:00 p.m., 24 degrees is what it will feel like and that goes on and on throughout the day we have wind chill values in the upper teens and 20's all day

however, we aren't dealing with that wind right in so he had ned chesterfield at 19, phil in philadelphia, says it is about 18 degrees, where he lives. here are the numbers across the region. we have 21 in wilmington, 23 in dover, it is 19 currently in millville. zooming in, good morning to pottstown, 16 degrees there. twenty-four media. and willow grove, morning to you guys, right around 18 degrees. as you are waking up this morning. here is your school planner. we will start off the day with ride to school. temperatures upper 20s, some sunshine, turning mostly cloudy by the ride home. high temperature today right around 39 degrees, also high temperature in philadelphia, seems to be cool, not as sunny as it was yesterday. we'll have little system passing by to the north, couple of snow showers up in the poconos, couple of flu nice the lehigh valley otherwise quiet starting off saturday very quiet with clouds. and then watch what happens, as we head into saturday night and sunday. this is a ton of rain, going to be moving through the mid-atlantic, again, some areas could pick up over 2 in

wasn't proof as far as i understand that these things took place in fact i understand he was in chesterfield the night he was meant to bet the soviets right. so yes i do think it's backfired partly because of social media i am concerned about what happens next in the future because treason me when she was home secretary spoke a lot about if you don't think like cause them you know you're in the realm of being in trouble with the law even if you haven't broken the law. and in terms of the internet you know she her focus is also on that and if the internet hadn't been able to respond in the way it had then perhaps other news organizations wouldn't have looked into it so closely and find that there weren't there was an evidence in relation to that so possibly backfired but i thing. they'll come back so unfortunately like livingstone thank you thank you very much after the break the chair of the british association of social workers tells this program that will start is causing provision in britain for young families to collapse than fifty two years since the first launch of the apollo program w

there's a little pocket of heavier rain from mercer county near trenton, through chesterfield to morristownxiting philly. so we are still seeing periodic times for heavier rain moving through. if we take this wide, we've got all this rain to pass by. this should exit in the early afternoon hours. >> thank you, krystal. >>> in philadelphia this morning, septa's fox chase regional rail line is back in service. trains resumed running in the last half hour. septa shut down the line after a man was found dead along the tracks last night. police are now investigating. >>> today marks one week since a fire gutted a historic building in old city philadelphia. tomorrow, crews are scheduled to begin tearing down the charred building at 239 chestnut street. concerned that that's left of the building might collapse. >>> a reap minder, tonight the eyes of the world will be on the closing ceremony of the olympic winter games. tara lipinski and johnny weir are your hosts. that's at 8:00 p.m. on nbc 10. >>> i'm dray clark. we'll be back with more news and weather. but for now, back to the "today" show. get

in chesterfield getting a good hit right now. this is going to continue to move to the east, hopping into ocean county in the next half hour or so. look at this wide picture. we've got steady rain entering along chester county, berks county. if you look farther, we have a lot of rain left. we're going to track rain throughout the morning hours. in the afternoon, though, things start getting a little better. we'll talk more about the timing of when everything exits coming upment. >>> the rain may be falling today but it woefrpt put a damper on the annual mardi gras parade and fundraiser. >> it may be -- they are expecting a big turnout to see a special guest. randy gyllenhaal joins us live from main street in manayunk this morning. hey, randy. >> reporter: this party is going on rain or shine. the mummers will be in manayunk either way. we're hoping it clears up by 1:00 p.m. when the parade is supposed to start. check it out. local businesses getting into the spirit. they've got mummers' costumes on display here. there is one mumm

we check with our friend ed connor in chesterfield.f the horses enjoying the day. no humans but our fury friends as well enjoying this beautiful weather to be outside and doing some grazing perhaps. fifty-five with bill in levittown. bill sent a photo as well of crock uses starting to peak out. these are high since, that sprouted, flowers think it is spring. we have lynn sent us crockuses they have peak out and phil sending some flowers, as well, beautiful flowers there, flowers, popping up, at the arboretum. it is starting to look like spring. we have signs of it all over the place but we have got some rain to get through. flowers might like it, humans may in the by the end of the week. lets look at what is going on outside this day is coming to a close in broadheadsville. sunset there we have a few clouds but otherwise looking nice. 51 degrees even up in the poconos this evening and storm scan three shows us a completely clear skies, barely tell that map is even moving, and you can see a couple cloud s filtering west but it is our ne

three-quarters of an inch in landingberg at gary's home, half inch for barbara lane and almost an inch in chesterfieldk with ed connor. photos from weather watchers do show ice today jenny janssen sent this of her back deck just completely iced over definitely a icy start the two morning i wanted toow you difference in the afternoon as see big puddles and, once it changes over. steady rain for quite sometime and has been impacting us all afternoon and continues to do so right now. our weather watchers brings in a goodgy damp, messy conditions be safe, guys, out there tonight. lets check with our live neighborhood network camera, out in reading. this is what the day has looked like just miserable what your windshield looks like, a lot of rain, just slow go on the wake of the morning snow and ice and now just dealing with damp conditions. storm scan 34 though does show good nt is starting to come to an end, we are starting to see steady rain shift off the coast the snow has moved over into portions of new england that is good, out of here and we didn't see much in the city and more up toward poc spots c

three and a quarter for pete nerve lawrenceville, new jersey, educated in chesterfield around 1 incht around four. two for lynn in cherry hill. so you can kind of get the picture, a lot of areas saw at least few inches of snow, and we will show you more snowfall total report across the region these came in from the national weather service, springtown ship just un 7 inches every snow reported in gilbertsville, right around 6.1, just under five nuns doylestown. from 2.7 in newark, then in mantua, about 2 inches of snow from last night's system. but that snow already long gone, thanks to the sunshine, look at the baby blue skies right now, in center city. 35 degrees with winds out of the west at nine. still little more like 28 this morning, but hey, at least we're above freezing, that system long, long gone, pushing off the caned ya manny time. high pressure briefly in across the mid-atlantic for today. chances cents for rain during the upcoming week, and of course we will talk about that , 32 degrees, right now in wilmington, with temperatures right around freezing, it is very possibl

represented in a list format here eileen in gilbertsville at 46, but by comparison ed a few counties in chesterfield degrees milder then. that it is starting to get underway thanks to the watchers supporting their reports this morning. we will see some rain in the backyards. now, temperatures are starting to tumble off in a substantial way this afternoon especially. yesterday, 77 degrees, smashing the record last set in 1930. long standing within of 72. by this afternoon a solid 32- degree drop. it is chillier. we will note that is change, it is a rude awakening. on storm scan here we go even these southeastern counties are starting to fill in a little bit. i don't expect a wash out per se, heaviest rain will be confine further north but you will need an umbrella. when you walk outside the door walk outside with that. you will need it. then this front does get through. it is not one and done. we have additional systems in the next couple days so generally a wet pattern start to go day lasting through the weekend. there will be breaks but there are showers in the forecast for everyone rate through th

says he has received just over .8 of an inch in his rain gauge so far this morning, he had need chesterfieldd three-quarters of an inch, just under half in there for phil, in philadelphia, you can see these numbers ranging from a quarter of an inch to really over an inch in some spots and general any cherry hill says just over .8 of an inch has so far fallen where she lives as well. let me take you to a live look at our cameras plymouth meeting camera high atop place one apartments we can see dealing with the low cloud, we are dealing with the rain and locally dense fog is an issue throughout the day-to-day for many in area across the delaware valley. now to a live look taking a look at center city you can see dealing with low cloud here and rain as well. it is just a mess as we are starting off your day this morning. now to storm scan three areas north of philadelphia, tapping into some of that steady light rainfall but that is certainly not the case right along i-95 corridor from about wilmington to philadelphia, man it is just a mess. heading in to portions of south jersey we are dealing

lynn, in cherry hill, seeing these numbers go up since last hour and that is good news and ed, in chesterfieldt 32, right around, and weather watchers check in a little chillier in newark where delores lives right around 28 degrees. twenty-nine for eileen in gilbertsville, pennsylvania. we will take you now to a live look at eagles nation, kind of a milky sky starting out this sunday morning but hey we're dry, so if you have any last minute preparations for your super bowl party, you need to take care of, head to the grocery store pick up that last minute bag of chips best time to do that is right now because rain is moving in very quickly after lunchtime and we will time it all out. 34 degrees in philadelphia it is 31 in wilmington. down the shore temperatures in the mid 30's. thirty-four wildwood. thirty-five in atlantic city. much colder in the poconos around 21 degrees and once moisture moves in the poconos it will be mainly snow for most of the day until it is briefly changes over to mix, maybe even some rain on the even side of this system. it feels slightly colder factoring in the breez

we have ed in chesterfield around 30 in his back yard. general any cherry hill at 33. phil in philadelphia at 31 degrees where he lives. note that is number very close to freezing from philadelphia, especially points north and west as moisture moves in, we can start off with a wintry mix. maybe some wet snowflakes before changing over to rain and, of course, we will talk about that. delores in newark says it is 28 degrees in her backyard. eileen in gilbertsville at 28. lynn in cherry hill around 31. other results coming in this morning in the 20's and the 30-. let me take to you a live look now at center city. we have got cloud over us this morning, but as we head into the rest of the day to day, we will start to see some rain, falling on this camera. our current temperature at philadelphia international airport, that is 33 degrees, we have winds coming out of the southwest at 5 miles per hour, so it feels slightly colder and into the upper 20's , so again, nothing like, what our friendness minneapolis are dealing w dealing with this morning. 31 degrees right now in re

nottingham, 22 in his backyard, john in tabernacle right around 26 where he lives , we have ed in chesterfield. you can see crawling down the list, mid up toker 20's out there lets she you those temperatures across the entire region. 28 degrees right now in philadelphia. twenty-seven wilmington. twenty-eight millville. new receipts talk about the wind chills because, yes, indeed it will feel colder pretty much all day but by 8:00 a.m. 14 is what it will feel like in philadelphia. start of the parade feeling like 21 degrees out there as we head in the ceremony time frame feeling like mid 20's, you will get the picture. feeling like teens and 20's all across the region. here is your super bowl parade forecast 30 degrees but feeling much colder we will see mostly sunny skies, it is a brisk day indeed, ending the parade at art museum 32 degrees, wind chills are in the lower 20's this thursday afternoon. behind that high pressure building in and we will have quite a bit of weather, snow shower possible to the north though on friday and then rain arrives as we head in the weekend sunday is looking,

in chesterfield right around 12 degrees in his backyard, and in philadelphia, 13.in browns mills says it is 12 degrees. these temperatures are extremely cold. when we factor in the wind it feels even colder, and, let me take you right new to a live look at center city where the sun, that is rising, 18 degrees, winds out of the west at 12 miles an hour, so it is still feeling like 5 degrees, over this eagles green city this morning. 14 degrees right now in wilmington. ten in millville. down the shore, checking in the teens 16 atlantic city, 19 in wildwood and allentown right around 15 degrees, 5 degrees in the poconos but then we will factor in the wind and it will feel extremely cold pretty much all day. we are looking at wind chill values in the upper teens and lower 20's the entire day. here we are at 1:00 feeling like 20 degrees in philadelphia, 19 in wilmington sixteen in allentown. nine is what it will feel like during early afternoon in the poconos and not much better by 5:00a p.m., 21 degrees in philadelphia so, across the region today forecasting a high tem

chesterfield looking good there. north of the city and barbara lane in willow grove, looking good, just some cloud there and mostly cloudy down the delaware as well, greg mccoy in marshallton at 48 degrees. today has not been sunniest day we have ever did see, we did see blue skies through the cloud here and ed connor sent this in, sun from the west, and i love this from wayne hunter, he would smile if he knew he would be on tv, he was on tv and not looking all that happy about it today but nice day forbidders and everybody to be out and b now lets look up at broadheadsville where we have cloud cover temperatures in the lower 40's, colder there as we head up toward poconos this evening but not cold enough for snow. as this next system comes in it will be all rain, with temperatures well above average. this is not a lot of rain we're talking a tenth to .2 of an inch through overnight hours. here it is moving through ohio valley. not quite getting in just yet a couple showers possibly popping up within the next hour or

the next call is from chesterfield, missouri. enjoying the program tonight. i wanted to ask, in what way did the mccullough versus maryland case lay the groundwork for the future conflict between chief justice marshall and president andrew jackson? host: would you like to take that? guest: it was the central aspect of it all, many of the impulses that would make jackson upset with the bank and was marshall were already in place prior to mccullough coming down. hate the bankson more than he disagreed with the chief justice? guest: it is difficult to tell. jackson had a robust vision of his own wisdom. he had personal issues with banks in tennessee that spilled over. this becomes more pronounced after he believes the 1820 four election is stolen from him. and even more pronounced once he becomes president in 1828 and it looks like the second bank is becoming an engine to oppose what he wants to do and where he wants to go. story is also fascinating because it is at the ,oint that mccullough argues during the triumphant tour of played. that he had not by the rul