>> chris: i'm chris wallace. talk of a possible white house shake-up over the domestic abuse scandal while president trump signs of buzz it-busting spending bill. ♪ >> chris: we will discuss with the deal means to the nation's debt, the stock market, and the coming debate over the dreamers that white house budget director mick mulvaney, who is being talked about as a possible replacement for chief of staff. then, the deficit hawks in congress feel betrayed by a republican president and congressional leaders. >> a country cannot go on forever spending money this way. >> the second largest spending increase second only to obama's. you know how obnoxious that was. >> chris: we will ask republican congressman jim jordan whether his house freedom caucuses out of business. plus, backlash to president trump's defense of his senior cipher accused of abuse by two ex-wives. >> as you probably know, he's innocent. >> chris: will ask our sunday panel if the white house mishandling of the rob border affair will cost other off

chris: thank you. start with outline of the plan you've just announced, raise the age to buy all guns to 21, ban sale of bump stocks, pass a red flag law that will let families or authority goes to courts an take guns away from mentally ill or violent people, $450 million to harden schools including law enforcement in every school, $50 million for mental health. briefly, what's the thinking behind what you decided to do and what you decided not to do? >> chris, what i did was i listened to a lot of people, law enforcement, educators, mental health, students, parents and said, what's going to fix this problem, right, one we have to make sure schools are safe, law enforcement, hardened the schools, we've got to make sure we deal with the fact that there are people out there that have mental illness issues, they shouldn't have access to a gun, if you threaten people or yourself you shouldn't have access to a gun. so everything i'm doing is how do you solve the problem on a business -- i'm a business perso

chris: okay. but let me -- >> you just don't ever know for sure. so that situation that you can't stop it, that's actually not true. chris: okay -- but one of the other questions is the gun. i know one of the things you would like to see is the renewal of the assault weapon ban that was passed in the 90s and maybe a limit on the capacity of these high capacity magazines, but in fact, gun rights groups point out that the vast majority of murders in this country are not committed with assault weapons. they are committed with handguns. i want to put up some statistics on that. according to the fbi in 2016, murder victims by handguns over 7,000. all the murders from rifles, shotguns, and other guns all in the hundreds. so are these assault weapons, the semiautomatic weapons, the ar-15, are they the real problem? >> that's 100% correct what you are saying. most murders, suicides are committed with handguns. clearly. but when an individual goes into a school or another place with a lot of people, with a

>>chris: let's talk money. on friday, the president signed a bipartisan plan, passed by congress that will add $400 billion in new spending, deficit spending, to the budget over the next two years. here's how our next guest, your former colleague in the house jim jordan reacted. >> this is probably second-largest discretionary spending increase. second only to obama's. you know how noxious that was. this is not what we were elected to do. >>chris: is congressman jordan wrong? >> is not. he's is not recognizing the realities we deal with. the reality is that the president wanted to defend the nation. the president's first priority. he said this during the campaign and since he was elected. was to defend the nation. we really thought we could cut a deal with the democrats that would increase defense spending to defend the nation. they said publicly they wanted to work with us but when the doors closed, they would not give a single dollar worth of additional defense spending without additional money for welfare. t

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. on this special edition of "fox news sunday," the gunman charged with murdering 17 people out of florida high school left a trail of warning signs. why were so many red flags missed? ♪ >> no child, no teacher, should ever be in danger in an american school. >> we are going to find out what happened here and what we are going to do is we are going to have a real conversation about how we are going to stop it. >> chris: this hour we will get the latest on the investigation into this school massacre, the lives lost. >> i sent her to school yesterday. >> chris: and what led a troubled teen to buy a semiautomatic rifle and use it to kill. we will discuss the latest mass shooting and how to prevent more with rush limbaugh, who joins us live for a rare television interview. and we will talk about where this leaves debate of gun control with mark kelly, the retired astronaut husband of gabby giffords and a leader to prevent gun violence. plus we will hear from a group of survivors who want to

chris: thank you. start with outline of the plan you've just announced, raise the age to buy all guns to 21, ban sale of bump stocks, pass a red flag law that will let families or authority goes to courts an take guns away from mentally ill or violent people, $450 million to harden schools including law enforcement in every school, $50 million for mental health. briefly, what's the thinking behind what you decided to do and what you decided not to do? >> chris, what i did was i listened to a lot of people, law enforcement, educators, mental health, students, parents and said, what's going to fix this problem, right, one we have to make sure schools are safe, law enforcement, hardened the schools, we've got to make sure we deal with the fact that there are people out there that have mental illness issues, they shouldn't have access to a gun, if you threaten people or yourself you shouldn't have access to a gun. so everything i'm doing is how do you solve the problem on a business -- i'm a business perso

>> that's what we're asking, chris. >> reporter: chris was sticking to his story, but the biggest breakwas about to happen. what chris didn't know is that while detectives were turning up the heat inside the interrogation room, outside they sent some cadaver dogs over to the mall to sniff around his car. and now the team at the mall wanted to speak with detectives immediately. >> they said the dogs just hammered his car. they said they're all over it. >> reporter: they found the scent of human remains. >> i don't know why cadaver dogs hit on my car. >> i do. they don't just hit. they don't just pick cars out of the blue. >> what is it they're trained to detect? i mean -- >> the odor of decomposition. >> reporter: wallace had chris against the ropes, and he was finally going to get some answers. not just about what happened, but why. the startling revelation, heather's radical makeover of her body and life had put her life in imminent danger. >>> coming up -- a whole new story from chris. was this all some awful accident? or could it be murder with a mind-blowing motive? medicine kept we

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. house democrats release a memo countering g.o.p. claims theheir surveilling a drum campaign advisor. and grievingool safety to the top of the nation's agenda ♪ shot? many schools, how many >> we have nothing to lose, the- >> chris: in the wake of the florida school massa, students confront lawmakers, walkout in protest and take ita. >> i want to listen. >> chris: we will discussth thea governor rick scott who just announced his plan to improve school safety. >> have broken my action plan down into three tractions. the "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, we will talk members of the parkland community whose lives are changed forever by the mass >> i'm pissed because my daughter areee again! >> chris: andrew pollack, meado. the debate over the eltrease of a democratic rebuttal. withill sit down number two democrat on the house intelligence committee.power plf the week," a dinosaur hunter makes "fox news sunday" ." and hello again from fox news washington. it lawmakers here in thend in statehouses across the country are grapplin w keep s

>> it does appear that way chris. good morning to my colleague chris stewart. we believe the memo the republicans put out show not a single abuse but a willingness to risk our republic to protect the president. i hope that mr. stewart is sincere that washington this week that he would do all he could to protect bob mueller and mr. rosenstein and support the bipartisan legislation that is out there that would do that. also support releasing the democratic memo that puts into context point by point, the seriousness of this investigation as well as unseen evidence that bolsters the fbi's credibility. >>chris: i promise i will get to the whole memo and get to the controversy about fisa in a moment. here's the issue i don't understand congressman stewart, the house intelligence committee is in the midst of a broad investigation of unprecedented russian interference in an american election in 2016. yet you decide in the midst of that investigation to write a memo on this one particular point. which is what happened or didn't happen in the fisa court. our house republ

>> chris: i'm chris wallace. house democrats release a memo countering g.o.p. claims the feds abused their powder surveilling a drum campaign advisor. and grieving parents and students push school safety to the top of the nation's agenda. ♪ >> how many schools, how many children have to get shot? >> we have nothing to lose, the only thing we have to -- >> chris: in the wake of the florida school massacre, students confront lawmakers, walkout in protest and take it all the way to the white house. >> i want to listen. >> chris: we will discuss what is next with the florida governor rick scott who just announced his plan to improve school safety. >> have broken my action plan down into three tractions. he >> chris: at the "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, we will talk with two members of the parkland community whose lives are changed forever by the mass shooting. >> i'm pissed because my daughter are not gonna see again! >> chris: andrew pollack, father of meadow. with other survivors. plus, the debate over the trump-russia investigation intensifies with release

chris? >> chris: thank you.the other side of the country tonight, some families in stockton, california, are preparing for a little extra income this year in exchange for doing absolutely nothing. the concept is called universal basic income. critics are already warning a disaster is contra disastrous consequences. >> free money for a year. no strings attached. hoping giving some of its poorest families $500 a month to spend as they please will lift their spirits and put them on a path to prosperity. >> if you give people a base amount that they are using regularly, they can be a hand up that helps them to really gain their own economic success going forward. >> basic income movement is popular in silicon valley where there are fears that tech automation will wipe out jobs. this cash giveaway is being funded by nonprofits, spearheaded by facebook pro hinder chris hughes is been given $1 million. they point out bases income is still welfare. some economists say giving out free money could be a disincentive to wor

good morning to my colleague, chris stewart. we believe that the memo that the republicans put out shows not a single abuse, but a willingness to risk our republic to protect the president. if i hope that mr. stewart is sincere when we go back to washington this week that he would do all he could to protect bob mueller and mr. rosenstein and support the bipartisan legislation that is out there that would do that. and also that would support that puts into context point by point the seriousness of this n, unseen evidence that bolsters the fbi's crescent dough my i'mg to get to the memo and the whole controversy about fisa and a he. here's the issue i don't understand, congressman the house intelligence committee is in the midst of a broad investigation of un interferencn american election in 2016, and yeat investigation to write a memo on this onepoint, which isr didn't happen in the fisa our house republicans were concerned about protecting us om us from the fbi? >> congressman stewart: a little bly. that's not what we expected

i'm chris wallace in for bret baier. will less than six hours away from the second partial government shutdown of the new year. we are two hours past the end of another wild and wall street. dow dropping more than 1,000 points. that's the second biggest point drop in history. the dow finished off 1,033 points, a loss of more than 4%, sending the stock average to its lowest point since last november. the s&p 500 fell 101. nasdaq lost 275. we have fox team coverage. deirdre bolton of the fox business network is in new york to tell us what happened on the markets. we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on capitol hill with the latest on the efforts to pass the budget deal to keep the government open. >> good evening. the senate is in a bit of a holding pattern as kentucky senator rand paul is on the senate floor this hour protesting the budget agreement, breaking existing spending caps. a bit of an effort a moment ago by majority leader mitch mcconnell and senate democratic leader chuck schumer to see

but fundamentally, chris, this is about the facts. what the director said was that the memo is so incomplete, so deficient in the wholeness of information, that it leads to false conclusions. and, look, he's offered to go up there in front of the whole committee, not just the authors of the memo, which is just one party -- in front of the whole committee with the people who crafted this particular fisa application and walk them through the logic and the process. and after that, if they still have issues, then we have issues. but they're honest ones. >> that makes it reek of politics. if their concern was how this was done and the people who did it want to come to you and explain, even in open session, right, some of it you'd have to figure out whether or not they can talk about it in open session. but if you don't want that, it then begs the question of why. then you have these two kind of almost absurd conditions going on here. the first one is that nunes, his name is on this memo even if it was written by his staff. and the word is

the chris is leaving marvel behind for broadway starring in lobby h ro. chris as a cop or as cap? soft spot for the cap uniform. i think he weeds his power in a responsible manner. >> acting on stage is where chris got his start. check out this letter. christopher evans wrote hoping for a theater internship. before that he was a model on the 1990's board game mystery date. >> we still have the board game. there's a couple local casting directors. they would say there's an audition tomorrow for whatever, like a ford commercial, fruit roll up, whatever it was and you would be thrilled. one day i got a call about that and got lucky. highlight of sophomore year. >> chris also needs to thank his mom lisa who has been the artistic director of the theater forgiving him his big start. that's in massachusetts. >> always starts with mom. >> and chris has a major event on the way. all the marvel super heros coming together in avenger's infinity war. >> we've been waiting on that. >> still to come -- >> don't mess with jlaw. how she got into a bar fight. >> bar fight? >> i did that? >> then t

chris, do you have information on that? chris: i am hearing june.when the supreme court is going to do anything is up to them, not us. certainly by the end of the term, beginning of june. emily: the last question you mentioned new legislation. a what point will we see fresher framework of that addresses the way technology is used today, addresses things like the cloud? dina: the new legislation that was proposed by senator warren hatch -- orrin hatch and others gives the justice department a , lot of what it wants. the justice department has the demand this data stored overseas but gives companies a legal framework to challenge that. to say when a piece of data or a lot of data is stored in a country whose laws don't allow the things hours do, to ask a court take that into account. chris mentioned whether they will use local providers. what happens when a foreign buildingike alibaba data centers in the u.s. the , question microsoft has raised, what happens if the chinese government says we want data stored in the alibaba server that is in california

he would have never ever have left this world. >> chris cornell was severely impaired. didn't have the mental capacity to decide to leave this world on his own. >> now vicky made it her conviction to are prevent it from happening to other families to launch the addiction resource center. >> addiction impacts your brain. it's a brain disorder. it is an illness in that it can change behaviors and priorities. >> tell us more about the type of father and husband he was. >> the kids were his everything. our family was his everything. as soon as he got off stage he was a dad. he was a regular dad. >> but the father of three was also battling private demons for years struggled with drug and chalamet addiction. he sought treatment and by 2003 was sober. but that wouldn't last. >> approximately a year before he died he was prescribed benzodiazepine to help him sleep and was because he had torn his shoulder. the pain in the shoulder was waking him up at night and keeping him up. >> by february 2017 vicky says chris began acting differently which she attributed to his prescription

chris: exactly.orked for several years at a place, widely regarded the best restaurant in the world. she took that knowledge and brought it to her own place. she's causing a sensation. julia: i mean, this is a strange path she's taken. she was a daughter of mexican immigrants, grew up in chicago. she now finds herself in copenhagen with three restaurants at 32. chris: it wasn't something she imagined as a little kid. she's very funny, no-nonsense. when she was talking to a reporter, she said "i never thought i would be a chef, i was just a fat girl. i liked cake." julia: [laughs] chris: she went to a vocational school outside of chicago, learned how to cook, she learned pastry making. she started interning around the world at some places, then she got a call from noma, and said it was like getting the call to tour with beyonce. she said that's what i'm doing all right, that's what she was doing, and she worked there for several years. julia: one thing that stood out was the chocolate chili, obviously

i do know one thing, chris, hope is on the way.ppening in november in florida. >> mr. mayor, thank you very much. we'll be watching closely. appreciate your perspective this morning. >>> we are following breaking news. evangelist billy graham has died. he was 99 years old. we will speak with someone who knew him very well about his influence next. don't we need that cable box to watch tv? nope. don't we need to run? nope. it just explodes in a high pitched 'yeahhh.' yeahhh! try directv now for $10 a month for 3 months. no satellite needed. >>> we have breaking news for you. evangelical leader billy graham has died at 99 years old. joining us is david brody, the chief political correspondent for the christian broadcasting network. david, sad news, but, of course, he was 99. he had an incredibly long run and full life. tell us of the significance of this man. >> well, there's so much to talk about, and you have limited time, obviously. i will say this. it's one of those moments at least as a christian for sure that you remember where

thanks chris. >> 5:45 a.m. if you're just waking up, philadelphia's chinese business community received support from the chinese new year and fundraiser, mayor kenny delivering the speech in chinatown. chris christie was amonged the invited guests supporting to the philadelphia china development corporation. >>> the life of 19th century activist w diboise worked at the university of pennsylvania in 1896. this morning a young father is dead killed on the job by a hit-and-run driver in mercer county, new jersey. that driver is out on the run. that fatal crime is the second hit-and-run by the same car in the same day. vernon odem looks at the suspect and the car police are looking for. >> reporter: charles was the father of a young daughter, at age 35, his life is over. nedis was the victim of a hit-and-run driver at his workplace monday afternoon. he worked at the lawrence township quick check for many years as a gas attendant. he was run over by a hit-and-run driver fleeing a second hit-and-run in the parking lo

i have with me chris eliza and shawn turner. and gentlemen, chris, first to you, from what evan perez just told us, are we potentially functioning in a reality where this administration may be saying good-bye whether it's they're on their own volition to not to not just one but two heads of the fbi? >> i think we could be, brooke, because i just don't -- knowing what i know about donald trump over the last, you know, two and a half years of covering him, i don't see how he reverses from his public 100% promise that this memo is going to be released. the reason why he doesn't is simple, because it affirms what he believes to be true, whether it's true or not. it bolsters his case that there is some sort of deep state conspiracy going on within the fbi to undermine him, that people within the fbi at high levels aren't doing their jobs well, are not following the rules and need to be called out for it. so he -- he takes information that he likes and makes it true in his mind and damn the torpedos. that's always been his approach. i

. >> thank you, chris. good evening from new york. i am chris hayes. on this valentine's day on this ash wednesday when catholics are called to think about their mortality, 17 people are confirmed dead in a mass shooting at a high school in south florida. at least the 12th, 12th school shooting this year. here february 14p. we know 15 people were injured now being treated in area hospitals. gunman a former student is in custody. we'll walk you through the details in just a minute. first, chris murphy represents the family who's lost loved ones at sandy hook elementary school over five years ago. he was there in newtown on the day of the massacre. today as the horrors in florida were unfolding, chris murphy took to the senate floor. >> let me just note once again for my colleagues, of that this happens nowhere else other than the united states of america. this epidemic of mass slaughter. this scourge of school shooting after school shooting. it only happens here not because of coincidence, not because of bad luck. of but as a consequence of our inaction

>> not only is that true, chris. when i spent a couple days in moscow in july 2016, i was trying to do everything possible to stay as low profile and not start any waves so that there's no kind of questions or potential -- i knew -- it seemed like there might be some possibility that someone would try to pin something on me, right? >> why did you go? >> it was -- i've spoken at universities in moscow going back 15-plus years. >> but if you thought people were going to find it suspicious, if you thought the russians may try to work you, why put yourself in the situation? >> no one in russia has ever tried to work me. >> government sources say in their investigating, the russians did see you as a target of opportunity. >> they say that, and i think they said a lot of things january 6, 2017, that they got wrong as well. >> carter page, you are always welcome to come here and be tested and make your case to the american people. >> thanks, chris. >>> the students in parkland will go back to school tomorrow at stoneman dou

>> chris, let's start at 30,000 feet.t year, for the first year applause of trump's presidency, we have seen him violate the norms of what we think are proper conduct for a president. massive amounts of lying and misleading statements. endless tweeting. ridiculous childish behavior. we have seen them violate norms of a president. when the president of the united states, in the face of public warnings by his three intelligence chiefs, tell us our democratic system is being attacked by a foreign power, when he doesn't respond to that, that is not violating norms anymore. that is violating his oath of office to protect and defend the constitution. that's why i call it code red. >> so, tom, just to have people understand what's going on here, you wrote this and put it out online. this wasn't one of the typical things you were putting out in the newspaper and you thought you would get wide distribution. how surprised were you that something you posted online went so viral and why do you think it was? >> it is an unusual day fo

chris cillizza. brother bender, you spoke to general john kelly. what is your sense of his secureness in his position? >> it was -- happy valentines to you, chris. it was a brief interview in the hallway in the white house. i'm over there every other day, every few days. the chief of staff and i have passed by each other. we talked just briefly. it wasn't an in-depth conversation. we didn't get into how security feels. my sense which is what your question was, is that i think he does feel okay. he's someone who came into the office sort of trading on his honor and character. we've had reporting before that he's put that honor and character on the line, threatened to quit in the oval office. he's threatened to quit when he was secretary of the department of homeland security, when he felt he was being pushed around or not being listened to. i don't think it will be taken a lot to -- for general kelly to leave if that's what he wants to do. but we have been hearing chatter about trump talking about pot

obviously i'm going to start with you on this, chris. in all things politics guy on the couch and the network. what does it say to you, vice president joe biden, somebody who has run twice before for a resident, what does it say to you about the state of the democratic party that he's being touted as a prospect? >> chris: i want you to know something terrible. here is terrible knowledge. you can hold deep in your bosom. the democrats are going to have 20 or 24 legitimate candy mitts 2020. it is the enormous newness of -- the immensity of the democratic field. we are going to have to get our minds around it. when the republicans did the same thing in 2016, there were two stages, the preparty and the after party, all of this stuff. the democrats are going to have a similar situation because there are so many people. so you can look at it as bad in the sense of they don't have an anointed heir apparent. you can also say they had an anointed heir apparent last time and she stunk on ice. >> katie: joe biden, clearly a big problem with democra

chris? >> tami, i noticed notice police procedure, it may be a regimental reason to do it, but they had all the students there drop their packs. kids today carry all their books in bags, they don't go to lockers anymore. they had to separate their packs and leave them in a big pile on ground. what was that about? do we know what that procedure was about? >> reporter: i can tell you what most likely it was about. we know they wanted to make sure the shooter was not there amongst the students. we know also that this student came. the shooter nikolaus cruz came in with quite a few magazines. so they were probably going through there to make sure there were not any explosives or anything. i can tell you hours and after hours after the school has already been cleared, the bomb squad is going back through the school and clearing it yet again to make sure there's no explosives or anything left in the school. >> thank you so much. nbc's tammy lightner. tom costello has more on the gunman. what do we

looking great. >>> meteorologist chris sowers tracking the weekend forecast, it's cold, chris. >> reporterit's cold, it will be rainy tomorrow. >> great. >> reporter: looking outside, that's a nice view for the skiers here they are making quite a bit of snow with testers as cold as they are. highs tomorrow in the mid 40s. the problem tomorrow we'll see wet weather push through theolds talking about. 15 in the lehigh valley. 18 this philadelphia. 14 in wilmington, 4 above in the poconos. it's pretty cold across the lower 48. we had this cold pocket of air drop down from canada. the good news there's no blocking high to the east. that cold air will continue to move on its way swiftly over the next 24 to 48 hours. the next system we're watching is threw here, the area of low pressure dropping across the high plains that east pick up moist out of the gulf and with temperatures climbing in the 40s, most of it will be in the form of rain as we head into sunday afternoon. today is sunny day with clouds increasing late. 9:00 a.m., temperatures will be in the 0s to -- 30s to start. it will be milde

meteorologist chris sowers has update from accu weather, rain , on the weekend, come on, chris. >> at least it ain't snow, i know how much you love the snow, gray. but no temperatures will be extremely mild, in the 50's and 60's, in some locations as we head into tomorrow afternoon. this is all liquid we are not expecting frozen precipitation and temperatures already above freezing now, 39 in reading, 35 in allentown, 33 in philad

guys in. >>> chris, thank you. it is 7:15. valentines day is coming up on wednesday, and if you are in need of romantic inspiration we have quite the couple we are about to introduce to you. >> they celebrated their seventh fifth wedding anniversary this past november , "action news" anchor tamala edward has their love story in this art of aging. >> reporter: janet and jesse r udnick are life long philadelphians but growing up they were two shifts. >> we went to the same elementary, junior high and high school. we lived four or five blocks apart. never met each other. >> reporter: they both went to temple university too and freshman math class, cupid's arrow finally struck. >> sat down next to me and said you are from overbrook. two weeks later he said you are having trouble if you want me to help you, i will meet you in the library. >> reporter: they married a year later in 1942 just before jesse set off on basic training. >> we were under age, we had to have our parents come to get our marriage license. >> i said my mother i

>> chris: they're going to be wide ranging. since everything they've done, soon as i get someone who is involved in the campaign in front of them, they asked them questions all over. seems to be low at no limit to the lands of the probe. the questions they're going to be asking her what did she know, when did she know it, head of this meeting happen with donald trump jr. and for a moment these people representing russia and just kind of a thing that the donald trump campaign worked its way into to other clinical campaigns might not have because trump is always been a guy that wants to be the primary person. he deals with everyone himself. he's not above going down to a building project in figuring out why the floors not on time. he talks about that a lot. maybe if it's a go rubio campaign over hillary campaign, they would've said a lawyer to meet with the lawyer. she's been so close to everyone but they want to figure out what does she know about this? >> sandra: and so close to the president all the way through the campaign tr

we have more on the top stories, but first we want to get you over to meteorologist chris sowers, chrisaining this weekend? >> reporter: more rain heading this way, not a nice day, i believe this will be the 5th weekend in a row we see measurable rain. enjoy, more of the same. dense fog continues for lancaster

chris ray who was appointed by mr truong himself. is prepared reportedly prepared to resign tomorrow if that memo has information in it that is damaging to the f.b.i. . i've not heard those reports and familiar with director raises status with that he's going to resign or not but what's important in congress is providing its role spelled out of the law in terms of oversight for the government agencies carter says providing its oversight yes there are those that absolute don't want this memo released because it's going to show again that there was no collusion between president proclaim being in the russian government. releasing these documents this kind of transparency is good for everybody any time that we're trying to conceal documents conceal information it's only going to lead to more public distrust of the government our agencies which at this time we simply can't have what you and i can we can't be sure of what is in the document because we haven't seen the document sure you're agree with me on that and we also have a lot of me

lets start with meteorologist chris sowers and accu weather, it is messy, chris. >> good afternoon, it will come to an end, i prom that is but it is continuing to rain. we have been seeing this since yesterday evening. starting to ease autopsy cross south jersey and delaware areas hit very hard, but we're still, dealing with heavy rains north and west of philadelphia we will make a quick zoom to a couple of areas here one to the west of the trenton area, rapidly lifting off to the northeast and then there is this heavy ban right here just to the west of philadelphia which is right there, so malvern, exton , downingtown, coatsville , and, getting into west chester and chadds ford very heavy driving rain pushing east at 20 to 25 miles an hour creating standing water on the roads, ponding as we call it. visibility has been impacted because of the heavier rain. traveling, out through here is a real mess this afternoon. more rain, still waiting in the wings down to the south, baltimore, d.c. both reporting moderate rain, all of this has to lift through and if you look at the movement here i

sowers, soggy day in store, chris