the lets move into 46 degrees, and norristown david mitchell, david mitchell and 46 and partly cloudyrty-six and cloudy at the moment 45 as we head north, david aubrey is in blue bell and he eskimosly cloudy looking at 29.81 on the barometer. further south 53 degrees in northern delaware. delores lee in newark and she's mostly cloudy. delores says not too cold a nice winter day as we head all the way back toward berks county, we will check with lou, in robe sonap, 41 degrees, mostly cloudy. some call it fog. we are in the thick cloud in the south mountains. we will see if we have any rain reports here and see if we can find it. five rain reports, perkasie i think these numbers might be off. i'm hoping delores didn't get 29 inches in her house. one and a half inches in robesonia, .67 at landenberg at wayne hunter's residents. lets show you storm scan three showing thaw system moving out. nothing but snow on the radar right now, in portions of maine, nova score, canadian maritime, new brunswick and further west as well that you can see the front is off shore but take a look at where thi

none in the forecast yet. 49 degrees at david mitchell's house in norristown. little chilly there. he says 49 degrees, mostly cloudy, have a night cammal back day. i don't know what that means. what is cammal's back day. i like the way he phrased that. thank you. 50 degrees, in delaware. walter in newark and he sent us a a photo. we have a cloudy, gray sky, very overcast outside and it remains that way this evening. take a look at storm scan three the clouds are moving through and they will continue to do so overnight. storm is still well away from frustrates. the a as we zoom out it doesn't look that impressive. cold front moving through great lakes, heading down into indiana at the the moment with light rain but notice a all that rain over georgia. it is being pulled from the gulf of mexico. all that rain from the south. as this front approaches it will tap in that gulf moisture that will ride autopsy long the eastern seaboard and impact our area tomorrow. heavier rain looks to be down the the shore and portions of delaware that will be closest to the the coast. so 51 degrees at

richard matt and david sweat were on the run for more than three weeks. joyce mitchellrison guard who got cold feet, but helped with the getaway is now serving up to seven years behind bars. >> i did wrong, and i deserve to be punished, but people need to know that i was only trying to save my family. >> reporter: in 2015, a jury sentenced bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev to death. >> he is going to meet his end by lethal injection for crimes that killed four people. >> in the wake of horror and tragedy, we are not intimidated by the acts of terror or radical ideals. >> reporter: nine people died inside of the historic emanuel african-american e episcopal church in south carolina when dillon roof opened fire at a bible study. roof was arrested the following day. he confessed and said that he wanted to start a race war. roof faced families of the victims who spoke directly to the killer from court. >> you have killed some of the most beautifulest people that i have known. >> i have been through a lot of the hearings, and this is the most emotional, and the most powerful that i h

david provencher, died tonight after suffering respiratory arrest at st. luke' s hospital. he was 59 years old, a survivor of throat cancer. new bedford mayor jon mitchell called provencher an outstanding police chief and a great man. a husband, a father, a grandfather mourned tonight. fatally injured by a man police say was driving under the influence of drugs. joseph brady was a holiday-season fixture in stoughton, running a christmas tree lot. right now our reid lamberty is live at the scene of the crash along route 27. reid. lot behind me has remained open and white busy -- and quite busy. tonight, his family is in a season of mourning. a pair sneakers sits atop a small rug in the family room, just below the television. television,it' s where joe brady always took them off and it' s where his wife will always keep them. the shoes will now serve as a remembrance of her husband of 25 years, who was run down friday night, steps away from the christmas tree business he owned for 45 years. linda heard it. >> i couldn' t touch him. reporter: brady later died at the hospital. michael burns now facing several charges. police say the man worked at a pizza sh

david provencher died last night after suffering respiratory arrest at st. luke's hospital. he was 59 years old and a survivor of throat cancer. new bedford mayor jon mitchell called provencher an outstanding police chief and a great man. emily: the man accused of killing a stoughton business owner over the weekend will be the family of 71-year-old joseph brady mourning the loss of the beloved husband, father, and grandfather right now. brady ran a christmas tree lot along route 27. he was run down friday night just steps away from that business which he owned for 45 years. he later died at the hospital. the man behind the wheel, michael burns of taunton, now facing several charges. police say he was driving under the influence of drugs. brady's wife linda heard the crash. >> i'm going to be a curse to that man. i will curse him for the rest of my life. he was the love of my life, but he's gone. i have nothing. i've got my family, thank god for that. emily: linda says her husband was an avid car enthusiast, inducted in the new england hall of fame for antique racers. he leaves behind 14 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. tom brady and rob gronkows

david sweat is back behind bars. they were on the run for more than three weeks. prison worker, joyce mitchelllped with their es skate but got cold feet is now serving up to seven years behind bars. >> i did wrong. i deserve to be punished but people need to know that i was only trying to save my family. >> reporter: in 2015, a jury sentence bomb dzhokhar tsarnaev to death. >> he will meet his end by lethal injections. >> in the wake of horror and tragedy, we are not intimidated by acts of terror or radical eye deals. >> nine people died inside the historic emanuel african methodist episcopal church in south carolina with when dylan roof opened fire at a bible study. according to police, he confessed and told investigators, he wanted to start a race war. he faced families of the victims who spoke directly to the killer from court. >> you have killed some of the most beautiful people i know. >> this was the most emotional, the most powerful i have ever listened to. >> the state is seeking the death penalty. >> an arrest caught on tape. freddie gray died in police custody leading to riots in bal

david sweat break out of the clinton correctional facility. they cut holes in their cells, snake their way through tunnels and emerge from this manhole but joyce mitchellget away driver doesn't show up. leaving matt and sweat on the run. a massive manhunt begins. mitchell later tells nbc how it was supposed to go down. >> i was supposed to bring clothes for them. i was supposed to bring a tent. i was supposed to bring a shotgun. >> weeks go by matt is killed by police, sweat is shot by a state trooper just feet from the canadian border. sweat now back behind bars. turns out mitchell not only helped them in the escape but also romantically involved with one if not both of the fugitives. mitchell admits sending sweat naked photos of herself before the pricen break and having oral sex with matt in the prison shop and admits using hamburger meat to smuggle hacksaw blades inside to the escapees. >> are you pleading guilty because you are, in fact, guilty? >> mitchell is sentenced to seven years. baby doe, ununidentified chubby cheek toddler washes up on the shores of the boston harbor wrap in a plastic garbage bag with a zebra blanket wearing polka dot legg

david provencher died last night after suffering respiratory arrest at st. luke's hospital. he was 59 years old and a survivor of throat cancer. new bedford mayor jon mitchell called provencher an outstanding police chief and a great man. "5 on the opioid crisis" and new help for a community struggling with addiction. open in charlestown. 25 people have overdosed in charlestown this year. three of them died. and "the globe" reports hepatitis c, often an indicator of drug use, is higher in charlestown than any other boston neighborhood. emily: a big change may be coming this week for tobacco laws in boston. this thursday a vote is set on a proposal to raise the age to buy tobacco products to 21. mayor marty walsh is backing the proposal, saying he hopes it can discourage young people from taking up smoking. if it passes, the new rule would go into effect early next year. a similar bill is in the works on beacon hill right now also looking to increase the statewide age to 21. tom brady and rob gronkowski reunited on the field. and that helped the patriots clinch a spot in the playoffs. gronk a major boost to the ailing offense, helping to get the team back on

mitchell. 3 3 iraqi officials have declared ramadi liberated. it's an important city in the war with isis. but as reporter david martin shows us... american officials say there's more work that needs to be done to completely retake the city. their national flag atop ramadi's government center, breaking the death grip isis held over the city just 70 miles west of baghdad. iraqi officials declared ramadi "liberated" but u.s. officials cautioned isis still holds neighborhoods in the north and east which will have to be cleared by house to house fighting against snipers and booby traps. the fighting has reduced parts of the city to rubble and a return to normal life anytime soon is difficult to imagine.still, taking back the city center marked a major milestone for an army which last may had abandoned ramadi in the face of an assault by a much smaller number of isis fighters. it also validated the american strategy of training and equipping iraqi ground troops and backing them up with strikes from the air -- a total of 630 in and around ramadi. pentagon officials said the operation was a complex one which required the iraqi army firs

leaders like britain's david cameron who never speaks out about politics in other countries, but for them trump has indeed gone too far. savannah and matt? >> all right, andrea mitchell are thank you very much. >> chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet press." good to see you. >> good morning. >> in another election cycle you might hear the comments coming from donald trump and write them off as coming from a fringe canned day. donald trump is not a fringe candidate. the republican front-runner and has 30% of the support depending on the polling and who are people supporting him? >> folks not traditional primary voters, traditional republican voters, not participated in the party and anxious and upset. on the socioeconomic scale not doing so well. folks that feel in the economic recovery they have been left immigration thing, attack china, and, yes, they feel insecure so this muslim stuff is going to do nothing to shake those supporters. >> lets me go back to the first thing you said. they are not typical republican voters. isn't that the bottom line question. if they show up and actually vote, trump wins? the polls demonstrate that. if they do

criticism from foreign leaders like britain's david cameron who never speak out about politics in other countries. for them trump has gone too far. >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> chuck todd, nbc's political door and moderator of "meet the press." good morning. in another election cycle you might hear the comments from donald trump and write them off as something coming from a fringe candidate. he is the republican frontrunner and has 30% of the support depending on the polling. who are the people supporting him? >> these are folks who haven't been traditional republican primary voters. they haven't really been participating in the process. they're angry. they're upset. socio -- on socioeconomic scale they're not doing so well. working class folks who feel as if the economic recovery, they've been left behind. so he has been resonating. on the immigration thing. attacking china. and then, yes, they feel insecure too. guess what, the muslim stuff is going to do nothing to shake those supports. >> let me go back to the first thing you said, which is they're not typical republican primary voters. isn't that the bottom-line question. if they show up

mitchell reports" correspondent steve kornacki and political editor carrie dann. andrea, let's start with you about this. we have seen the reaction of different parts of the world. people like british prime minister davidave condemned the remarks. what kind of reverberations has donald trump caused and how we are perceived around the world? >> well, that is a concern. john kerry speaking to reporters in paris just today was talking about how it would be perceived. david cameron speaking out. david cameron's comments put out by the press spokesman is unusual, very unusual, because he, the prime minister, would not normally speak about anything involving american politics. no foreign leader would. but said that this was so important, so unprecedented and my interview with jeh johnson, again, a cabinet secretary resisted as recently as yesterday afternoon at a mosque in northern virginia or an islamic center in northern virginia, refusing to comment about anything that another political -- a political candidate said because he wants as a national security figure to stay out of the political discourse but feeling clearly that he wanted to come on and speak out today because this is a road too far. he did n