and i work with clark, mortensen. i work with the major -- some of the people in the community, some of the people that working with -- over with clark, and i think that they're really trying to work with the community. they have impressed me that they want to work with some of the -- some of the contractors, and -- and some of the -- the people that really want to work and have jobs, and i think that's what they impressed me with what they doing, and so i just want to come today to let you know that's -- that's where we stand, and we want to stand with clark and mortensen, and when they standup and they come, and whatever or however their problems are, their problems are our problems, and we will stand with them regardless and however because of what we have witnessed, what they have done for us and the community. thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> ashley rhodes. >> good afternoon, commissioners, again. i also have two hats that i wear, also, as well. i'm a -- a soldier for aau, as well as a penny contractor. i just wa

and i work with clark, mortensen. i work with the major -- some of the people in the community, some of the people that working with -- over with cl

i'm john clark. we are live here at nfl honors.g up in sports, we will hear from some of the minnesota vikings who lost to the eagles. are they rooting for the birds in the super bowl? we'll hear from them. stay tuned. >> all right, john. thank you. >> let's send it out to nbc 10's brittney shipp who was on the red carpet earlier. >> i'm brittney shipp and we are on the red carpet right now at the nfl honors award which is always takes place the night before the super bowl. we have big names walking by like aaron rodgers. he's right behind us here. all of the nominees are on the red carpet and they've been talking to us and we caught up with a few comedians like j.b. smoove and we're finding out who he's rooting for into the big game tomorrow. >> i would like to see the eagles win. i have guys on the team to have a great game and have everybo c more minneapolis before the super bowl. >> it's been a wrong buildup, man. we're ready to get out there. >> the eagles faithful dressed up for this trip and predict these won't be quiet flig

i'm john clark live at the 'snehe ur defense and he's been that way for years. he's still involved with the city and i'm not just giving the jersey away when he's not with us no more. do go dawkins, go eeg get, go birds! >> dawkins, he came out screaming every single game i don't know how he played this long the way he came out. >> dawkins, it's about time. t.o. it's about time too. he should have been first ballot i think. >> both dawkins and owens will be enshrined in the pro football hall of fame in canton, ohio this summer. >>> eagles owner jeffrey lurie issued the statement saying in part dawkins epitomized everything we love about the game of football. his intensity, his passion, his love of the game he connected in every possible way with the city of philadelphia and our legion of eagles fans across the country. on owens, one of the most talented and exciting wide receivers ever to play the game and he is very deserving of this honor." at home anticipation is mounting as fans prepare for tomorrow's big game. but some got the party started early. nbc 10's

it's been more than six years since charles clark's mother died leaving her five acres of land to her children. she was the founder and supporter of the lafayette crosses, put up in 2006 as an anti-ar statement. now charles clark says it's going to go up for sale. >> it's my goal to keep a memorial of some sort going here if we can. >> reporter: clark has offered to donate the southern slope where the crosses sit to the city. >> every situation they have declined my offer, they don't want it. >> reporter: every time clark has redrawn the property lines to make it more attractive to buyers. >> mr. clark wanted to move his property line between his two parcels so that the two homes that exist on one parcel can now have their own lot. >> reporter: it's been presented to the full city counsel. >> if someone adopted or is involved in this now, and i don't think he has a right to just take it away. >> reporter: but not everyone in lafayette is a fan of the memorial, including some families who have lost loved ones in the wars. >> someone will come up to me and say you got to get rid of thos

i'm john clark. we're right back after this. new tvthis is go. is it, ladies?killer tech mrs. d but you still don't have fios. ok? fios is a 100% fiber-optic network,gineered for streaming. go i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. experience netflix on the 100% fiber-optic network made for streaming switch to fios and get a year of netflix on us with a two-year agreement. >>> in the time they packed the parkway until they headed home fans were pumped up today. this is a time lapse video and it took about an hour and 15 minutes for the crowd to clear out after the celebration. take a live look at 30 thth street station. long lines inside this station at one point outside the station as well. the eagles faithful are wrapping up an historic day and heading home. tammie souza is here. people had so much energy even though it was so cold. >> that's what helped them. dressed appropriately and feeling warm and happy and it was a giant party. it around freezing. lots of sunshine. now tomorrow clouds will move in. we could s

clark sometimes went between the two, liberal and skert. thom c. clark was a u.s. attorney general. he was involved in the seclusion orders, working with earl warren at the time. he was a truman appointee but very interested in civil rights issues but also interested in anti-communism. he was a little bit all over the map. you had the four justices we would call as liberal and then four who remember more conservative. for -- more interested from jurebl -- jarblee constraint and clark, who was in between the two. >> and who wrote mapp. host: how did she have enough money to pursue this? this is not an inexpensive thing. >> she didn't. >> she didn't. benefactor.nnamed it cost about $8,000 to do this. i tried very hard to get a name from her and i was unable to do so host: this is the first case in our landmark series where we can hear the actual oral arguments of the supreme court because they began a taping system which they continue to this day. so here is the case to the supreme court in 1961. >> here is a woman who was lawfulfully in her own home. she's not exhibiting anything lik

. >> i'm dray clark. that weather roller coaster has us on a wild ride. the heavy snow fell around the area. this is how it looked at pine and kings hill road in northeast philadelphia last night. >> take a look at the snow in time lapse. this is a view from the campus camera. this is broad street and center city last night. we're left with awe slushy and little bit of an icy mess. krystal klei is tracking the changes for us in the first alert neighborhood forecast. krystal, we have good news on the way, right? >> yes, if you're a fan of warming up. a peek at the bottom of the screen for neighborhood by neighborhood seven-day forecast. here's a look at radar and satellite. as they mentioned, we're looking at the snow on the ground last night. areas north and west of the i-95 corridor got inches of snow. allentown, up to 8 inches. some roadways will see slick spots or still some of that slushy mess. once you get closer to the i-95 corridor and areas south, mostly wet roads. some of those are drying. there's what's left of the snowstorm. it's exiting boston

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a lawyer gentleman clark it's nice to meet you at care nice to meet you. mean to you very nice to meet you tell me yeah. we drive to the shipyard docks of chester with edwin clark this is one of the places where the s.s. manhattan was retrofitted in one nine hundred sixty nine. twenty years later the shipyard shut down. well i can remember the manhattan sitting between two gates of this nature welders working on each side. and what was your first impression on you so. it's a big big big big. and i was so i was very proud to be selected as the a scientist on. manhattan one of the first tankard across the northwest passage to voyage forty eight years ago proved that oil transports across the arctic sea are feasible for me one of the really interesting questions is how much of the possibility of climate change was in the atmosphere you know in the lead up to the manhattan expedition. i didn't really hear about it until in sixty nine i went on to work on the trance alaska pipeline and it was a year or two after that that we started putting a provision in there

the president's budget proposal also ear clarks $23 billion, for border, security and $17 billion to fight the opioid epidemic. the plan faces an uphill climb in congress, law makers from both side have concerns, about the plan's cost and trillions of dollars in proposed cuts, to some local programs like medicaid. >>> stay tuned on the many's budget on cbs evening news with us jeff glor tonight at 6:30 right here on cbs-3 after "eyewitness news". >>> tonight we have more proof of the severe of the flu this year. public health officialness delaware say that there have been six flew related deaths in the first state in the past week, and here are some more disturbing numbers for the week between january 28th and february 3rd, there were 995 confirmed cases of flu, in delaware. the highest single week total since 2009/10 flu season. trough been nearly 3,000 confirmed flu cases in delaware, and this season, so far. >>> and for more on the flu out break, this year and ways to protect yourself go to cbs philly.com/health. >>> did you hear that? you heard it right behind flyers play by play

at the super bowl, john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >> we'll be right back. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >>> welcome back from minneapolis. i experienced that minnesota nice today when i arrived at the airport. everybody is so friendly. a little snow came down tonight to welcome me as well. glad to be with you here as well. >> i'm so glad you came. i've been here by myself a couple days. when you come to the airport, there's so much hospitality. everyone here is so warm to make up for the incredible cold that we're feeling. it's only going to get colder tomorrow night. when you see people, they seem this is fine. this is nothing. this is balmy. >> watch every night as we add more layers. nbc your official eagles station. the only place to watch super bowl lii. >> count on us for around the clock coverage. y

in minneapolis, minnesota, i'm john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >> boy, that's an understatement, right, about the opportunities. >> savor that moment. >> reporter: we all know that eagles fans love to do that eagles' chant. we have heard it just about everywhere we go. seems not everyone loves hearing it. >> in fact, security at the mall of america has been clamping down on fans who can't seem to stop spelling out their team name. we found a lot of fans showing birds' pride today. one family rented a car and made the 21-hour trip yesterday. >> when they beat minnesota the way they did, i told my wife we had to go to minnesota. >> i'm very excited for my husband mainly because i just know that our entire man cave is philadelphia eagles. he lives and breathes it. >> reporter: one family told us they spent more than $20,000 to go to the game, and they say it will be worth every penny. nbc 10, your official eagles' station is your home for superbowl lii. this is the only place you can see the game, and it is your source for the most behind-the-scenes access. >> and on superbowl sunda

richard clarke, we're so fortunate to have your unique insights.nks so much for joining us. >>> and of course, as we know, the latest in the war in syria is the relentless bombardment of ghouta, the suburb of damascus. there has been some brief humanitarian pause. we'll see how it goes. we know syria contributed to the worst refugee crisis since world war ii, but it's not just the middle east. huge numbers of africans try to reach europe's shores and for years they've been making the journey across the sahara through war-torn libya and across the mediterranean. libya is most dangerous of all. cnn revealed last autumn that smugglers were auctioning off migrants as slaves there. and now correspondent, the one behind that shocking report nima is back going undercover in northern nigeria to show the central role that rape plays in the smuggler's operation. i spoke to her about this earlier. nima, welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> so, the idea of women and the sexual abuse and harassment, the physical dangers they face in all aspects of life, inc

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i was just working with that when i started paddy clarke.riage. we don't know what happens after that. how is he? i haven't a clue. because he is a fictional character. would you ever write about him in adulthood? no. i wouldn't have the remotest interest. it's one of the few stand—alone books i've written. i think it's a much better book left alone. you touched on your own family and you did capture your parents‘ memories in a memoir rory and ita. why did you want to do that? well, my children were very young and i thought if the worst happened... and my parents died while they were very young they would be left not knowing much about their grandparents. my mother for a example was born in 1925. her mother died in 1928, when my mother was three. she knew virtually nothing about her. she didn't know her surname. i don't think there was a photograph. didn't know where she came from. didn't know where her family were. i witnessed my mother discovering that side of her family when she was in her 50s. she found out she had a whole family living

but now as co-trustee, charles clark says it's team to seime t. >> my marching orders are to liquidate. i'm selling it. if wei can turn it into a permanent memorial with the crosses, great. >> reporter: he has offered to donate the southern slope where the crosses sit to the city. >> every situation, they've declined my offer. they don't want it. >> reporter: they have approved the application to redraw the property lines to make it more attractive to potential buyers. it's been appealed to the full city council. >> the public has somewhat adopted or is involved in this now. and i don't think, you know, he has a right to just take it away. >> there's a wide variety of opinions. >> reporter: the president of the neighborhood social told us he's heard from many people on the issue. including from some families who've lost loved ones in recent wars. >> some come up to me and say you got to get rid of those crosses. they're terrible. a terrible insult to my family. >> reporter: the city council here will decide the next step for the property and potentially the crosses at a meeting on febr

i'm john clark at the mall of america. back over to you. >> you need to bottom thal chill and capture it. >> if you want to go out for super bowl, it's time to plan ahead. some restaurants are already sold out. >> the upstairs party sold out, but you can get in on the fun downstairs. you'll need to get a $5 wristband at 11:00 a.m. and come back at 4:00 when they open. it's a move meant to limit the drinking hours. >> this sunday for us, it's not about the money. we're not -- we want this to be safe and fun. >> some without big tvs are closing during the game. >> justin timberlake was mum today about most of the halftime show at the super bowl. >> the superstar says he los tom brady and made no mention of the eagles. he did promise a good show, though. >> we want everyone to have a ton of fun. that's my main objective with the halftime show. >> talk about time flying. the infamous wardrobe malfunction with janet jackson was 14 years ago. makes me feel old. >> nbc 10 is your official eagles station. count on live coverage ev

manhattan was edwin clark. was it perhaps his job to find out if and when that might happen. we tracked down edwin clarke and he agreed to talk for the first time about his work for exxon mobil and the company's motives. hello gentlemen clerk it's nice to meet you at least to meet you you'll want to be very nice to meet you dillman yeah. we drive to the shipyard docks of chester with edwin clark this is one of the places where the s.s. manhattan was retrofitted in one nine hundred sixty nine. twenty years later the shipyard shut down. well i can remember the manhattan sitting between two gates of this nature welders working money. and what was your first impression when you thought. it's a big big big big. and i was i was very proud to be selected is a scientist on a. man at moore's the first tankard across the northwest passage of the voyage forty eight years ago proved that oil transports across the arctic sea are feasible for me one of the really interesting questions is how much of the possibility of m it changes was in the atmosphere in the lead up to the manhattan exped

but now as co-trustee, charles clark says it's team to seime t. >> my marching orders are to liquidate. i'm selling it. if wei can turn it into a permanent memorial with the crosses, great. >> reporter: he has offered to donate the southern slope where the crosses sit to the city. >> every situation, they've declined my offer. they don't want it. >> reporter: they have approved the application to redraw the property lines to make it more attractive to potential buyers. it's been appealed to the full city council. >> the public has somewhat adopted or is involved in this now. and i don't think, you know, he has a right to just take it away. >> there's a wide variety of opinions. >> reporter: the president of the neighborhood social told us he's heard from many people on the issue. including from some families who've lost loved ones in recent wars. >> some come up to me and say you got to get rid of those crosses. they're terrible. a terrible insult to my family. >> reporter: the city council here will decide the next step for the property and potentially the crosses at a meeting on febr

dray clark, nbc 10 news. i'll send it back to you guys. >> and learn how to spoke a little fun, so to speak, at that underdog title. those masks, that made the whole cheering section in the last few games. >>> flans are flocking to show their birds pride. >> yeah, how you can get your hands on a championship shirt and other gear now up for grabs. >> it's amazing. >> oh, yeah, we got this. doug pederson's family shares their tense moments and then glorious moments in the stands. >>> hey, there. good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you right now with your first alert traffic, and we're watching the vine street expressway. appropriate, of course. because that's what moves you through center city, and we've had some of the off-ramps closed through most of the morning. they're open now. but moving through center city is going to be a tricky part. just because there's more people about more than normal. watch that. if you're trying to get around broad street, i would avoid that street altogether because o

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. >> i'm dray clark. rosemary mentioned a moment ago, we're in store for a couple of great days weather wywise. i think i'll wear my jimmy buffett outfit on wednesday. what's it going to be like neighborhood by neighborhood this coming week, krystal? >> it's going to be so much nicer than last night with the snowstorm moving through. that thing is out of here. we've got a clear picture over our region. the grayish color you see overlaying, that's the satellite imagery and the clouds that sit to the west of us. sunny to mostly sunny conditions. check it out. if we go wide, there's what's left of the snowstorm. we're dealing with the clear conditions now. high pressure is building over the region. that's going to bump temperatures up and keep us without precip in the forecast today. here are the numbers. now at almost 40 degrees in philadelphia. we're at 40 in dover, northeast philly. 41 atlantic city. allentown and reading are getting there. upper 30s now. it's going to help melting off that snow from last

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i'm dave clark. let's find out more about your weather. steve paulson is right over here. >> i am indeed. it will be nice today and then get ready tomorrow evening. into thursday. for those who work outside, i would make a plan b for probably thursday, friday and maybe even into saturday. we have a good day though for visibility and for air quality today. david cordova says mount diablo in the distance as seen from sfo. the visibility is sparkling, unlimited today. snow on many of the peaks. even around the hills of sunol. that was the system that brought the hail to sacramento and along the 680 corridor. mainly to the east. it was quite a show there. it has since moved off to central and southern california out of the picture but it will be a huge event for southern california today. a good line already went through l.a. palo alto, sunnyvale, upper 30s.

don clark has just the saddest sporting stories in history.” can't speak, and that upset. anyway, i have some tremendous news for you that i know you do not know yet, you have been awarded the memorial trophy for the outstanding play on the field. thank you, david. any consolation to you? not really, no. that much has been nothing but good for the game because people always tell me look at that. does that 1968 final ramp up there with one of the more special rugby league moments in your career? yeah. it is the number—1. i played five at wembley and only one one. —— won one. it has been 50 years since that final in may. there have been some amazing games, but do you know what? ido amazing games, but do you know what? i do not think we will ever see another game like that final. that is it here in leaves it make sure you join as next week. —— leeds but make sure. hello again. the weather looks pretty tricky across parts of scotland over the next few hours. we have an atlantic weather front bumping into cold air and that rain is turning redly the

i'm drey clark.emperature falling this morning. we see sunshine breaking through for this afternoon but it is chilly all day long. the last little bit of rain you could see it in new jersey and in delaware. meantime, to the north, it is colder. the pocono mountains, seeing snowflakes and temperatures are coming down. the rain will end this afternoon and the temperatures in the 40s stay in the 40s during the day today. >> thank you. now a check on traffic with traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> so watching 95 on the southbound side we're seeing big delays around girard. 43 minutes on the southbound drive time from the wood haven to the vine. and a crash in north town i'll watch for this on main street around chain street. back to you. >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg will be in philadelphia. joining the university of pennsylvania and the dean of the u penn law school at the national constitution sent tore celebrate her quarter century on the highest court. the event will be live strea

. >> reporter: peter clark is the president of the happy valley improvement association.e represents 2500 people that live in the community t crosses are now an issue because the land owner wants to sell the property they sit on. >> the majority of opinions have is gee, the crosses are not taken care of, i guess it's time for them to go. but, there are other people who say, gee, we like it as an anti-war statement. >> the clark family wants to free themselves of the land. their mother, louise clark was the founder and the supporter of the crosses memorial and allowed them to be placed there as a anti-war statement. she has since passed away. >> the planning statement may have made a mistake, those crosses are illegal now. >> that is because the municipal code got changed after the crosses were put in more than a decade ago. to prevent another war memorial from popping up somewhere else in the city. but the crosses draw a lot of emotion from the people who see them detail and i some don't want to see them go. >> lafayette city council will take up this issue on february 12

tonight our john clark got into one cohosted by a former eagles quarterback who thinks the birds are in for a win come sunday. >> eagles quarterback ron jaworski went to the 1981 super bowl. coach mike ditka won the '85 championship with the bears. they know what it takes to win. tonight they both think the eagles have a great shot at winning their first super bowl. >> i think the chances are very good. in fact, i pick the eagles to win. for a lot of reasons. number one, they're hot. when you got a hot team coming to the biggest game of your life, that's exactly where you want to be. probably the most important thing, this team plays for each other. they face a lot of adversity this year and they've overcome it all. they've played for each other and that's what coach peterson has done with this team, he's won the locker room. >> i hope it's a real good football game. i don't think it's going to be a high-scoring game. i may be wrong but i don't think it is. >> tory smith, eagles receiver, told me he thinks every day about winning this super bowl for the eagles that came before him. t

lisa rein with "the washington post," kathleen clark with the university of washington. thank you very much. thank you. dv >> woodruff: howced is north korea's nuclear weapons program? it is a question with heightened urgency given the escalating rhetoric between the u.s. and the secretive regime. one y to get an answer: visi the nuclear facilities themselves. miles o'brien cently sat down with one american who did just that, part oour weekly look at the leading edge of science and technology. >> reporter: capricious and erratic as the nion and its leaders may seem, north korea's march toward nuclear w has been steady, and successful. just ask the few western experts who have seen glimpses of the program, and its evolution. >> i was very much surprised byi capabilities and their competence. >> reporter: nuclear scientist and metallurgist sig hecker was surprised that he was invited to north korea in the first place. after all, he spent most of hisa er at the birthplace of the atomic bomb, the los alamos national laboratory. he served as its director from 1986 through 199

i'm john clark in clearwater, florida. we'll have more at 11:00.ack to you. >> thanks so much, john. a flyers' note for you. they host the devils tonight, but they will be without goaltender brian eliot. he is out five to six week after undergoing core muscle surgery. that is your look at sports. we're right back after this. i q when my vehicle was hit by an ied. i looked down and i knew i was out of the fight. but playing for team usa has been a second chance to represent my country. i get to show my children and the world that, yeah, i might have been knocked down, but i'm up, and i'm honored to be able to represent the flag. comcast is grateful to all who have served our country, and we're proud to bring the 2018 olympic and paralympic winter games home to everyone. hey gus, meet tucker... .! awwww... whoaaaa !! ...and axle, angie, frank, charlie, millie, ralph, henry, audrey and duke... yep...ten times the fun. sorta like this... ahhh, ten times the bucks. it's one of the new times the bucks games from the pennsylvania lottery. with millions in

and good morning, i'm dave clark. steve paulson knows about the weather. he's right here. >> another record setting day. every day this month, and there could be a bunch. if we don't top out today it will be tomorrow. i think only livermore is really safe. they'd have to get to 79 to tie a record going back to 1917. the rest -- some of these were set two years ago or six years ago. lots of mid- to upper 70s and some fog makes it to san luis obispo and runs into an easterly breeze. it looks cooler in monterey. still there's enough of a northwesterly breeze. and lakeport, 38. and 59 sfo. a huge difference. if you get the breeze, redwood city is 59. look at moss beach. 64 and 63 warm degrees already. the coast again in the sunshine later today. and record highs possible for just about everyone. >>> what do you have for us out of the gate? >> we do have traffic that's doing well. and it's getting more crowded by the moment. good morning to you steve. and good morning to you at home. on 80 westbound from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. you're going

clark has offered to donate the land to the city but the city has declined the offer. the city council is expected to decide monday evening whether clark can move forward with the plan to reconfigure his property to make it easier to sell. one councilman has appealed the plan which was approved by the planning department. that does not affect the crosses. what will affect them is with a just what the new owner plans to do them -- do with them. >> 12 years with a good run for immemorial. >>> coming up, amazon cutting hundreds of jobs. details on the move affecting the company's headquarters. >>> the obama's immortalized in arts. >> we are both very grateful to have been the subject of their attention for this brief moment. >>> amazon is reportedly covering several hundred jobs at seattle headquarters. the positions are primarily in its establish consumer retail business and mentally small fraction of the 40,000 employees the company has in the seattle area. amazon is hiring aggressively in other areas but the company said its overall employee count is growing. >>> ford

. >> good morning i am dave clark. it is cold friday. >> yes it is cold. >>> i was cold walking in. finally, the streak has ended for san francisco. they picked up a whopping .01 inches of rain. you can see cold air going over the ocean. the majority of everything has pushed east and south. the wind chill right now is 22 degrees. that is cold enough and things are quieting down in the mountains. looking at the current windchill, 16 in seattle, there is cold air filtering in. there is a northwest wind at the napa airport. this is not do it justice. there are stronger gusts around, is going to be a sunny and breezy day. we will have sunshine today and 50s for temperatures. here he is on a friday, villaraigosa four. >>> traffic is good steve. westbound 580, if you are driving from 205, the tracy super commute looks good. if you are on the road early this morning, it is paying off for you. driving into livermore and into the castro valley. right in front of oracle arena, where the warriors one last night,, i digress, traffic is good if there are no problems of the bay bridge toll plaza.

do you know any former malarky county sheriff sheriff david clarke which again is what shared david clark took some real slings and arrows well you know the thing is when he was a would you ever accept an award that had about as the history going into it my competence and then suddenly you know you look at it it's kind of a thing of like don't you think it's a little bit about timing giving everything going on in the news cycle right now to be like accepting an award from the n.r.a. when you've already like upset a bunch of people with neutrality now you're going to upset like all the people with like accepting this what timing is that anti an array of evil i think the idea that five million people that the v n r a somehow represents firearm owners is lawful that's a good point it's a guy who's already under investigation for colluding with corporations to circumvent the law and now they're the people who are literally want to hand the hand money to politicians to circumvent what the public out what the majority of the public actually wants on safety and firearms and all of that congrats.

. >> i'm dray clark. about 9:01 on this sunday morning. let's get to meteorologist krystal klei with an update on the forecast. a warmup is on the horizon, right? >> that's right. warmer temperatures. not just today but moving forward the next handful of days. we keep ticking that number upward. here's a look at radar and satellite. it's a beautiful clear picture on our radar and satellite which indicates a sunny sky. not just one, two neighborhoods in the viewing zone. all of the neighborhoods are looking to sunny to mostly sunny conditions through the rest of your sunday. pull this out real wide. the snow moving over the northeast, it's now out of here. conditions are drying out across the region. but it left an area of snow in it wake. especially in the neighborhoods this morning, a little slippery and sloppy. for the most part, things are start to go melt and temperatures are going up. right now, at 36 in philadelphia. 37 in millville and bluebell. you're now at 34 degrees. look at allentown, up to 36. so no longer as much of a concern

i was looking at jason clarke. i was watching the movie thinking, where have i seen this guy, and i remembered him from zero dark thirty, but he's actually done quite a lot of stuff since-- - he's done a lot of stuff. - since then. so markham and cousin joe get a call from kennedy, and then the next day they're actually upset among other things, at the fact that he didn't report this incident in a timely fashion. - right. - right? - there's a lot of different theories on what actually happened that night, but one of the things that is covered is at this night out where there was a lot of alcohol, and there was a lot of married men and single women, that this event occurred, ted came back to the house, and he asked for two people. one happens to be his cousin who essentially raised as a brother with him, and another was a lawyer. and so it was definitely pursuing a legal solution from this, but it's hard to characterize it without looking at some of the emotional impact that ted had gone through. we know his brother

i am dave clark. . >> ryan pam cook. let's check in with steve. >>> our dry stretch has gone on now for 15 days. our last rain was on 25 january. there is no sign of any rain here. maybe a little bit of snow up in the sierra but not much. we have fog yesterday. it looks like most of it is gone. there is still an offshore breeze. the file that was there yesterday does not have much of a chance. northeast, there is your offshore direction again. over the next couple of days, you will see a couple of those clipping the coast. 60s and 70s on the temperatures, another nice day. . >> >>> you cannot control it so you may as well enjoy it. . >> good morning everyone this take a look at 80 westbound. not a bad camille it was good all the way out to the carquinez bridge. it has been a nice drive. we do not have a lot going on. there were a couple of early- morning things that cleared up. at the toll plaza we do not see any problems on the span. this go back to the desk. >>> san pablo police are asking for help to identify a suspec

>> well, one, i want to thank clark. i went to one of the sessions that you had with a room full of small businesses, and i just want to commend the work you're doing there to make that happen. it's noticed. and i just want to also thank the small businesses that are here. you represent the best of san francisco. you are community, you are here, you breath and live the spirit of st. francis, and you provide light in darkness for a lot of people, and so i just want to thank you, thank you for doing that, and keep on keeping on, because it's important, the work you're doing, because you're bringing san franciscans, giving them taunt to take pride in the work that they're doing here in our city. when it comes to the issues around the warriors stadium, you know, i hope, you know, when we voted for this project, i was the one that moved the item because i believed that it was more than just building a building, but it was lifting up an entire community, and i hope you don't forget that, because that's the reason why i vote fo

a gold glove defender and not that far off. >> reporter: in clear water florida, john clark nbc sportsthank you. i am marshal harris. we will be right back. ♪ . ♪ stream live on every screen, every win, every trick. ♪ ♪ 2000 hours of coverage, get your mind blown. ♪ 50 olympic channels, yup, you're in the zone. ♪ ♪ and if there's something that you want to see, ♪ pick up that voice remote and just say "show me..." ♪ experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the olympic winter games like never before with xfinity. proud partner of team usa. >>> i know it is late, but keep in mind it is still february. never know that looking at the ten-day forecast. some rain on thursday cooling off for next weekend. but showers tomorrow and then it is all about the warmth. break out the shorts. >> for all of us here, i am denise nakano. have a great president's day. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it t

. >>> i'm john clark in clearwater florida, it looks like the weather will get up there eventually. here more changing at philly spring training. we'll show you, coming up next. >> nbc 10s olympic medal count is brought to you locally by royal caribbean. >>> hey, i'm john clark live in beautiful clear wawater, florid. more changes today, how about umpires here already calling balls and strikes, and here is something that is music to the players ears. >> it's more than a feeling. the fields are alive with the sound of music. speakers were placed on every field to bring juice to the workouts. >> i believe strongly that mood is enhanced by mufl. what do you like to listen to? what makes you feel strong in your workouts. and after the workouts, how was the music today. when we're surrounded by music, we smile more, we're more relaxed at the plate. >> fittingly, "please don't stop the music" is playing in his office. >> there is music in my office, my home, all of the time, it makes me feel strong. >> it is big. i think it inspires people. >> it is awesome, especially in spring training.

john clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >> all right. thank you.e right back. >>> we've had a bit of a wacky weekend in weather. it was snowing yesterday and now it's clearing out. >> and guess what? no more snow for the month of february. let's look at what you need to know. president's day weekend, the last of it tomorrow. some sunshine and it quickly gives way to clouds. if you want an early start and get back home. you'll want an umbrella with you and there could be some dense fog at night. here's your exclusive. 72 on tuesday. that's record warmth document note that if you live at the beach, it will not be that warm. thursday it is ragy. and by the time we get to next weekend, and then back to the sunshine by beyes. 72 and 78. call it what it is but it is a little wacky. stay with us here after the olympics. >>> tonight, the president opens a new front in the blame game over russia's interference in the election. mocking the investigation, saying they're laughing in moscow as we look at the russian accused of being at the center of the diss in

. >> and i am dave clark. >> let's talk about whether. >> fog is coming back. i'm part of the coast, they came roaring into monterey. we showed a coming of the coast. and there it is. at half moon bay. in the shallow and it is going to be confined to the coast and maybe a little bit in the city. coastal fog is back. 30s, 40s and 50s are your temperatures. is the well above average. a lot of 40s and 50s. very subtle changes. 60s and 70s now with patchy fog on the beaches. . >> hello steve. we are almost there it is thursday. let's take a look at the commute. 580 westbound looks okay. this is the only time that you see the altamont pass lightly traveled. just a touch of slow traffic. not a lot but a little bit. you can see traffic was good from livermore to doppler. northbound 880. there is some traffic in front of the oakland coliseum. there was an accident just before the 23rd on 880. traffic will be just a little slow but it is not a huge deal right now. you talk about the fog. a little bit at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is moving well. let'