and definitely cold enough for coats we are on the windy side and we only add 5 or 6 degrees for your current highs this afternoon and the winds are not going anywhere because of the high pressure to the west, and the pinwheeling low to the northeast and the wind circulates between the two features and whips on through the region and the wind gusts are impressive in spots and wilmington a 20 miles per hour wind gust, they were at 35 this afternoon but it's possible you go a bit higher than that. a 26 miles per hour gust in philadelphia 24 miles per hour wind gust in allen tonight and not reporting in wildwood but 30 in atlantic city. we really going for a high of 55 this afternoon and that is below the average high of 67 and the overnight low is below average, 35 some suburbs getting closer to the freezing mark and when i come inside we'll talk about that freeze watch in affect for the second straight night and it has expanded overnight tonight into certain areas a pretty day out here and a few clouds and windy and cold and coat weather. >> thank you this reminder from freeze warnings

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coat frs the presentation. i should mention that we do have dr. emily morassa the board of education and two hats hit really and figuratively as the director of the department of womens' status here as well to comment. at this time comments and questions? supervisor yee and then commissioner fewer. >> thank you chair kim. >> it's okay. [laughter] >> thank you for bringing this item forward for to give us an opportunity to discuss this and thank you for the presentation. just a few questions, comments maybe i would like to make. the way you described the curriculum for the kindergarten to 12 i guess is very good and there's lots of sensitivity towards age appropriateness in terms of what is going to be presented and so forth and how you're going to talk about it. i am just curious i don't know what they're doing at the pre-k level anymore. i have left that field in terms of directly working in the field for nearly -- well, 14 years but when i was in the field for many years the pre-k level folks took on this issue as well, and again it's age approp

coats for this report. i have a couple of questions. while i am looking at this i am wondering you said that 44% of teachers actually did present the antibullying education to the students and you're telling me that less than 50% across the board so have you spoken with the teachers why this happens? is there not time in the day? i know that supervisor yee mentioned about comfort level so is this actually something you have surveyed among our early educators? >> we don't have survey results from the pre-k level but for elementary k through five the mechanism we use to determine the implementation is program monitoring and every teacher is asked to report which lessons they're teaching so the data we have gives a snapshot of those returned the survey and it was specifically accounting for lessons of violence prevention and bullying but big picture we know that each level faces unique challenges. we know that the elementary teachers teach everything and we know many of them would benefit from additional training and more time to be able t

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i think we need more than a coat this morning. it's that cold to me. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here to tell us how bad it is. >> aaron, when you think you have done something right by remembering your coat i'm telling you need more than. a hat and gloves maybe. a chilly start this morning. temperatures have fallen back into the upper 30s and low 40s so it's not technically as cold as yesterday. the difference is we have the wind still up. so windchills are down below freezing this morning in much of the shenandoah valley and northern maryland. here's your exclusive sky cast 4 for today. plan on plenty of blue skies and sunshine out there. but it will stay cooler than average as we go through the remainder of the day. 30s and 40s out the door. mid 50s at lunch. upper 50s. might get near 60 degrees. at least it will be dry for your friday. rain chances are coming back by tomorrow afternoon. more on that in ten minutes. for now, it looks like 66 will be trouble, melissa. >> there's what we're looking at my desk in t

it's almost may and we have windchills, winter coats a viable option is you head out the door. upper 30s between 6 and 8 in philadelphia. obviously cold and breezy. there's the freeze warning that is in effect until 9:00 a.m. in the northern and western suburbs, tonight we get to do it all over again freeze watches and warnings again overnight lows in the areas around the freezing mark. 48 degrees at noon, there's the high at 3:00 p.m. good morning everybody bundle up as you head out this morning and go and get ready for roadwork on the schuylkill expressway and the eastbound side of the vine, the crews are in the process of clearing out. you're crunching into the right lane east on 676. web we expect heavy delays because of penn relays. we have paving work in roxborough along ridge avenue. expect portions of that to be blocked. no construction on i-95. we have an issue in mercer county a crash closing down bear tavern road, scotch road an alternate. route 9 is blocked at linden lane because of a downed pole. garden state parkway gets you around that. >> a philadelphia police o

. >>> the doop freeze, the winter coat is a must have this morning.ers has on his coat. >> reporter: i have the gloves on we're a month away from memorial day weekend i've got gloves on and heavy coat and freeze warning in effect that will remain in effect for another half-hour or so. there's a frost advisory in effect in philadelphia, delaware county and cape may county in south jersey. normally we should be at 47 degrees at this hour. look at these numbers, 33 in kennett square. 37 in pottstown saint david 33. poconos 29. millville, 30 degrees, millville you dropped to 26 this morning. hard freeze for the pine barrens. glassboro, 39. cinnaminson, 40. ewing, 33. to add salt to the wound it's snowing in western pennsylvania. it's accumulating on grassy surfaces. so certainly feel like we're getting ready to move into may. forecast for today high, thin clouds overspread the skyline late this afternoon, otherwise it's a mostly sunny start temperatures milder than where we were, yesterday still well below average the normal 67. we're shooting for a high

i pulled out my winter coat, you may wanted to that.'ll have the day planner next and get you to the airport in case you're traffickerring today. >> surveillance video shows the moments leading to a crash between a light link rail train and the car in seattle. the impact moved the car several feet and knocked over a light pole. the 50-year-old driver was trapped inside the car for 15 minutes while firefighters tried to peel away some of the wreckage. he was treated for minor injuries. it's not clear why he turned into the train. nobody on the train was injured. >> reporter: crazy stuff, let's talk about the roads and the trains, as well. we'll start with the roads, 422 eastbound side, the crowds are gathering approaching route 23. 23 is closed in schuylkill township one week of the bridge project in the books. all trains on time this morning. airport regional rail line we get new schedules on sunday. this weekend if you ride the median elwin or chestnut hill week line there's special schedules. >> reporter: we're in the upper 30s and wi

coats. mr. coats no. mr. heller. mr. heller no. >> scott. mr. scott no. mr. wyden. mr. wyden no. mr. schumer. mr. schumer aye. miss stabenow. miss stabenow aye. miss cantwell aye. mr. nelson aye. mr. menendez aye. mr. carper. mr. carper no. mr. cardin. mr. cardin aye. mr. brown. mr. brown aye. mr. bennett. mr. bennett aye. mr. casey. mr. casey aye. mr. warner. mr. warner no. mr. chairman. the chairman votes no. >> the electric clerk will report. >> 11 ayes, 15 nays. >> the amendment is defeated. senator brown do we have any more? senator menendez next. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and i'm in deference to all of my colleagues, i'm going to make this the last amendment i'm going to offer. i'm going to make this the last amendment i'm going to offer. >> thank you. >> but i do hope it gets some serious conversation because i think people will understand it's not about trying to stop tpa. i'd like to call up menendez number 5, which is committee 103, for consideration. basically, what this is about is as we are looking ahead to new trade agreements we should be mindful of the impact th

. >> we were giving away to people who were in transition right and people were giving away coats and hats and blankets. but then someone said, we're grateful for all of the things that people give us, but what we could really use are some shoes. >> and shoes they got. officials from the temple school of podiatric medicine on hand to provide free foot scams. >> those coats and hats and blankets are useful. we can't get out -- >> what's going on caitlin. >> it's so cold. it feels colder once you get the taste of spring and then you go back. >> i know. >> it's been hard couple of days. it's been so cool. luckily it will get back to normal tomorrow. >> 80 degrees last saturday. >> we were. >> we were 80 degrees last saturday. i don't know when we'll hit 80 again. not happening any time soon. we shall at least hit 70 this week. >> okay. >> progress. >> slow and steady out there. >> i know. it has been a couple of cool days also had showers out there this evening. mainly south of philadelphia but we knew going into the weekend there would be a storm system moving through the mid atlantic a

. >> it would fit easily into a coat pocket or a pants pocket.st took one shot one lead bullet. that unfortunately, is all it took to assassinate the president. >> reporter: this exhibit of items were in the theater or carried by abraham lincoln the night he was assassinated. over decades scattered around the country and reassembled to tell a special story. >> it was an international event that changed the course of our history. one of the things we're hoping is when people look at this exhibit, they will see the human element of it. >> reporter: this play bill much like one we would see tomorrow for the night's performance of "our american cousin." they played "hail to the chief" when lincoln walked in. but many of the other items start to tell the story of violence and despair that would mark the night. this bunting, ripped from outside the president's box and used to cushion his head as he lie on the floor. it's still stained with his blood. the 6'4" lincoln wore this topcoat to the theater that mid-april night. >> the coat was actually given

. >> reporter: after coates spoke, an interesting thing happened.er clergy told him he was committing clergy suicide, he found the majority was waiting for his message. >> when we profiled and changed the narrative on where the people were, and gave them an opportunity to raise their voices, and show the public a different picture of a black clergy lead who says, look, i support equal rights for gays and lesbians, that gave them permission to say "i feel the same way." >> 1,000 members joined coats' church, and the marriage equality bill passed in maryland, all affirming coates' belief about speaking out. >> translation: there's no doubt it's a detriment for the lives of people in our pews, who go their lives thinking that something is wrong with them, who think not just that other people don't accept them and embrace them, but who believe that god does not accept them as well. i think it's really transformed our congregation in some incredible ways. >> reporter: but l.g.b.t. advocates say the divide within the black churches is great. for many, the

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accuweather seven-day forecast, the weekend is looking good, but for now we are chilly and wearing coats this afternoon. >> thank you david fire crews are investigating an early morning blaze in north philadelphia the flames broke out on the 2400 block of north 11th street firefighters found the fire on a second floor garbage shoot it was put under control in a half hour, no word on injuries. and mayoral candidate lynn abraham is back on the campaign trail during a scare on the campaign trail. they were debating the first topic when she collapsed. abraham said she had a sudden drop in blood pressure due to dehead ration. she left leaving diaz old ser and street andanty williams to finish the debates primary elections will be held on may 19 blg. >>> more video of a vehicle that police are linking to a kidnapping and assault in center city. this man has been spotted over the last month three men abducted an employee from jewelers row they were trying to force her to give them the code to the safe where she worked, she didn't have it and they believe her around and beater and drove her to a

30 at times this afternoon and the entire region is chilly new york 57 and washington and close to coat weather there as well. 54 degrees by 2:00 and 55 by 4:00 and that will be your high and then we are back to 53 by 16 and down into the 40s from there and getting down into the 30s overnight, look at future tracker 6, the midnight array of temperatures we'll take you up to 6:00 in the morning and i'm thinking about my winter coat and we are down to freezing and we have the freeze watch in the out lying suburbs, tomorrow morning and saturday morning as well with temperatures close to the freezing mark bring in the potted plants the next two nights when i step inside we'll look for milder weather, for now coat weather. >> thank you david. >>> developing this hour, construction worker was rushed to the hospital after being pulled from a trench. happened just before 10:00 this morning in northeast philadelphia thark is where we find "action news" reporter xhp with more on this story. >> reporter: hey rick, that construction worker was in that hole or trench you see behind me, the front of

we need to have heavier coat but all day long sunshine. we don't have to worry about wet weather later honor early on. mostly clear and chilly. that wind tapers off temple preparely. tomorrow breezy but it is warmer with that wind flow more southerly a and we are flirting with 70 on friday. there is a trade off. we will to have deal with some rain and coming through, steady and linger in the first couple hours of your easter holiday weekend, ukee, back to you. >>> thank you. in sports the temple owls and the terrific season with the tough loss in the nit semi finals. miami hurricanes took their first lead of the game, on this three-point shot. shell den mcclellan scored 12 of his 16 in the second half. temple battled. will couples crazy lay up cut the lead but owls will come up short and they lose 60-57. once again just a great season for the owls and coach dunphy. miami plays stanford for nit title tomorrow night. >>> wide receiver miles austin is the the latest free agent to come with the eagles. austin played mess of his career with the

in wilmington, so once again you will need that winter coat. are out there as well, 8 miles an hour, and they are out of the chilly northwest, as you get started this morning. >>> somehow we manage to get to 59 degrees yesterday. we didn't see a lot of sunshine by about midday, but the rain held off for awhile, so that didn't cool us down until later. that was yesterday high of 53. give you seven out of ten, may bump that to up a eight. then tomorrow, with the milder temperatures and the sunshine mixed when few clouds, we will get to a nine, which is 65 degrees, 68 on friday, but it will be casino of rainy specially late in the day right around the time that passover begins at sunset. so watch out for that, and bring the umbrella friday of course also good friday, so then as we head into the holiday weekend easter is on sunday, and when bob kelly looks at our seven day forecast he can't help but jump up and down. >> get all excited. >> jump up and down, easter coming birthday party today. i'm just curious when is the cake coming? >> i'm ready f

heavier coat o. we're down to 36 degrees in frederick and win chest. 46 in downtown washington. -- winchester. 46 in downtown washington and 42 at andrews. temperatures are not going to warm up rapidly. we'll talk about more chilly temperatures and the potential for frost >>> welcome back. it's coming up on 6:40. we have a good amount of sunshine to start the day. we're going to take a look at day planner heading into the afternoon and evening hours. cloud cover will build back in. there's a little bit of snow falling in the mountains to our west. that's not going to abfactor for us in the immediate metro but temperatures will remain well cooler than average. a r only 58 at -- only 58 at 3:00 and 5:00. time again for timesaver traffic. >>> if you live if brandywine, accokeek, oxon hill, upper marlboro, there's no issues in your area. route 4, route 5, 301 free and clear. 210 no problems there. if you live in frederick traveling southbound toward the beltway, a live look at i-270 at falls road shows y

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it was nice enough to shed some of those heavy coats. won't need the heavy coats tomorrow but you will need the umbrellas because we definitely have rain in the area. it's not going to rain all day and we're not expecting so much rain with this flooding but it will be kind of wet. it will also be near 70 degrees in parts of the area and it's also going to be windy over the weekend especially on saturday. it's fairly windy right now as you can see right outside the station. 66 degrees and the wind 23 gusting to 21 miles an hour and we're 10 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. generally in the 60s except for that 55 degrees of mount pocono but as we head farther to the south, look at that. 49 degrees at stone harbor. is that right? well let's take a look at what's going on here. the wind is blowing out of the southwest. the ocean temperature is only 42, so right at the beaches, beach haven down to avalon and it is in the 40s for the most part and it will be that way tomorrow too, with those strong southerly winds. clouds are starting

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. >> could it be time to put away the winter coats?o over to david murphy and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: for now you need a coat, right now i have drizzle on the terrace. we have showery weather near baltimore. the rain has tapered off and heading to the south of us, we have another band near pittsburgh that could come in later tonight. we have a current temperatu

. >> reporter: a little bit of me died this morning when i had to pull out the winter coat. >> a little drastic. >> reporter: overall dramatic, we have a dramatic situation unfolding on the schuylkill expressway a crash that's always dramatic and traumatic on the schuylkill expressway. it's on it is weblgdz taking out the -- westbound side taking out the right lane. already we're seeing delays west of belmont. so you probably want to think alternates, no telling how long this will be out here. let's pull in the waze app and the commuter report our friends are talking about the crash on the schuylkill expressway, the volume resulting. sometimes i would say use ridge avenue and ridge pike, with the paving work, i don't think i would do that. getting reports in richland township, bucks county. tollgate road. if you want to get around that on the northeast extension that's cleared. northbound approaching quakertown there's work in the right lane. work on the eastbound turnpike heading toward the connector bridge taking out the right lane. a crash is closing bear tavern road use 29 or scotch

watch as she takes off her coat and scarf and they both jump down on the tracks. begins to strike yoga poses while he snaps pictures. she nearly slips twice. so close to that high voltage third rail and she even does handstands before eventually climbing out. a metro employee eventually intervene and they would hop on the next train. that's not all the iteam found. in march a man lowered himself on to the tracks in landover. another did it too, one recent evening at metro center. he struggled to get out until about 30 seconds later. ness ness. >> you take an average male who is 6 foot, give or take and the distance from the roadway to the granite edge is about 1 feet or most and you'll have to have very decent upper body strength to push yourself up. >> reporter: like this man who tried a shortcut to the other side of the gallery play station by climbing over two sets of tracks. transit police pulled him to the platform and arrested him. >> they do that -- go down there for a variety of reasons, some to retrieve personal items. >> this woman retrieved a package fl

as you head out, you could say i need the umbrella, but not the coat. >> reporter: the reason i'm late, i started the periscope. storm tracker 6 live doubling scan, matt won't dony work, there's a little bit light rain pushing through the region. there's a thin line not affecting to many of us. as we look outside we're looking outside that's broad street looking toward center city. are there clouds above but not enough to obscure the center city sky skyscrapers. winds south southwest, 13 miles per hour. the imagery shows you while we'll be mild, there's more rain building in through parts of the region. this is the 00 view. nonrain. later in the afternoon -- on and off rain. another batch of that coming through around 9:00 p.m. anne 11:00 p.m. cloudy and damp. a mild day today but cloudy and dreary and damp at times. how much rain are we expecting? a half inch or three quarts -- three-quarters of an inch. 63 by 8:00. -- 60 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 63 by 11:00. 68 is the high. the beginning of passover at 7:27 p.m. cloudy and mild, a temperature of 66 by 7:27 but there could showers around

she made the coat a fashion statement. >> i like the coat. >> i designed this coat from my qvc line inspiredgn detail but also the printed dress which is an alternative to the little black dress. >> is what you're saying when you get to the party you don't have to take your coat off. >> you can button and belt it and make a dress which kate has done in a lot of her public appearances. >> another way to princess your closet. our final look a picture of kate. let's look at this. >> how cute, though. >> so pants, and these are specifically a little short. you like that look. >> i love the crop pant. something very classic about that. i think that is sort of the synonymous word when you talk about the kate style there is something classic and timeless and throw around the word modern princess but she is and look at this. how adorable is this number one. i mean she always does it with denim but i love the idea that denim now can be color, color, color. >> i also like the clothes with a pump and the top. >> a little blazer. it's very like preppy and put together and casual at the same time. >> we