the competition from international competitors to harley-davidson made harley-davidson motorcycles betterley spent the winters as the most beautiful ornament in my living room, parked right beside my sofa in my manhattan apartment without ever dripping a drop of oil. i convinced friends of mine who had only ridden japanese bikes to buy harleys. harley-davidson requested that the protective five-year tariff be removed a year early because harley didn't need it anymore. after the tariff was removed, harley's ceo actually said, for years we tried to figure out why the japanese were beating us so badly. first we thought it was their culture. then we thought it was automation. then we thought it was dumping. finally we relialized the probl was us, not them. they had been making a terrible product and doing it in an inefficient way. in addition to designing and building a better motorcycle, harley-davidson also cut jobs, laid off workers, streamlined the assembly line. so harley-davidson doesn't fit the simplistic story donald trump wants to tell you about international trade. harley-davidson b

. >> and still ahead why harley-davidson the all american brand is once again getting a lot of buzz. >>> more earnings news. mercks profits came in as expected in the most recent quarter but revenues dipped just a bit. the dow correspondent was hurt by generic competition. bright spots included growths in his drugs. drug maker also said profits for 2017 be roughly in line with wall street expectations. investors found that outlook reassuring considering the increase in drug development cost and shares moved about 3% higher. >> fellow dow component visa reported better than expected quarterly profit revenue thanks to higher payment volume growth. the world's largest everyoned $0.84 a share. revenues were up 25% to more than $4 billion. and that sent shares initially higher in after hours trading. kayla tausche has the one key take way on visa's results. >> advice ais a global company that facilitates transactions and payments all across the world in the trillions of dollars. so what investors were looking for was the sense of how the global volatility in the market was potentially eff

to have harley-davidson.hat a great, great group of people, fantastic job you did come in thank you for all the votes you gave me in wisconsin. some people thought that was an upset, i thought we were going to when i get the beginning. harley-davidson is a true american icon, one of the greats. your motorcycles have carried american service members in the war, and the wars, they take care of our police officers and i see it so often wherever i go, whenever there is a motorcycle group, often times it is a harley. the sound of the harley is a little different, it is really good, so thank you harley-davidson for building things in america. i think you're going to even expand. i know your business is now doing very well, and there is a lot of spirit right now and the country that you are not having so much in the last number of months that you have right now. you see what is happening. i am especially honored to welcome the steelworkers and machinists to the white house appeared he was a steelworker here? you're

well, both harley-davidson and polaris have problems. i'm just not sure they're the kind of problems that the president can do anything about. first, both companies are dealing with a relatively tepid u.s. market that's still well off its highs from before the great recession. second, the fourth quarter was particularly bad. harley seeing an 8% decline in motorcycle revenue. polaris getting hit with a 35% decline. in fact, the environment's gotten so tricky that a month ago polaris announced it was winding down that very cool victory motorcycle brand although they still make the much more successful indian brand. oh, in the conference call commentary, it hasn't been reassuring about what. quote, during 2017, we expect continuing headwinds on retail sales including a soft u.s. industry driven by weak oil depend nt regions. potentially increasing competitive -- continuing no product competition and uncertain and volatility, end quote. holy cow. how about polaris? all you need to know is this snippet. quote, our 2017 guidance for motorcycle

this is the president greetings sop of the harley-davidson folks.kicked this back and forth they would meet with the harley-davidson folks in wisconsin and have them come to the office. they opted for the latter. it would be funny if he and pence rode in with a motorcycle and sidecar together. >> he collects snakes. neil: harley-davidson of course is big on making free and open trade a reality. which of course pegs back to what the president was talking about with nafta and, look at all these trade deals. something i would imagine harley-davidson folks are embracing. maybe we catch a little audio here. see if we can. [inaudible]. neil: that is the president of the night meeting with some harley-davidson officials. he he has been meeting with representatives from all types of industries. tomorrow the white house with financial titans. tomorrow will be a little eclectic. it will feature not only jamie dimon of jpmorgan, always screw that up. contemplate my morgans. also iger of disney. the head of ibm, on and on. he has been very big as well meeting w

harley davidson is a true american icon, one of the greats.motorcycles have carried american service members in the war and the wars. they take care of our police officers, and i see it so often whenever i go, whenever there's a motorcycle group, oftentimes it's a harley, and the sound of that harley is a little different, i have to tell you. it's good. thank you, harley davidson, for building things in america. i think you're going to even expand. i know your business now is doing very well, and there's a lot of spirit now in the country that you were not having so much in the last number of months that you have right now. you see what's happening. i'm especially honored to welcome steel workers and machinists to the white house. who is a steel worker here? you all are, essentially, right? you folks have been terrific to me. sometimes the top people don't support me, but the steel workers support me, right? a lot of people were going to lose their jobs, but we're coming around getting them. the workers supported us bigly. we want to make it e

harley davidson is a true american icacoicon. one of the greats.ycles carried the people through the war, police officers. i see it wherever i go. whenever there's a group i see harley. and the sound is a little different. thank you, harley, for building things in america. i know you're gong to even expand. i know your business is doing very well and there's a lot of spirit right now in the country that you weren't having so much in the last number of months that you have right now. you see what's happening. i'm especially honored to welcome the steelworkers and machinists to the white house. who's the steel worker? you're all steelworkers essentially. you folks have been terrific to me. sometimes your top people didn't support me, but you supported me. a lot of the top people will be losing their jobs soon, i guess, but they're all coming around. but the workers supported us big league. we want to might easier for businesses to create more jobs and factories in the united states and you're a great example of that. that means we have to make americ

the top executives from harley-davidson.here you can see greeting the president and the vice president. this is the kind of photo op, candidly, that white houses, democrats and republicans, love. any kind of interesting visuals. any kind of unusual meeting they can show. but particularly for this president. you remember, there was that group, bikers for trump, that was so active out on the campaign trail. they had a seal they actually wore on their jackets, on their biker jackets, and that seal featured a harley silhouette. so harley and the brand, the company, the customers, all pretty well identified with the trump campaign out on the campaign trail. i guess if you talk to some people on the trump political operation, they could give you a venn diagram of how many bikers they believe voted for the president. but the bikers for trump group put up on its website they believe that nine out of ten bikers supported donald trump during the campaign. we're told from this event, scott, that the president is joking with the executi

what happened was that in 2010 harley-davidson outsourced some of its i.t. functions to an indian company called infocys. some of the people who applied for jobs at that facility said that instead of hiring u.s. workers the company was favoring south asian workers who were coming in on h 1 b vees sass. those are used for highly skilled immigrants, people who companies say we can't find these type of workers here in the u.s., that's why we need these people to come in on a highly skilled visa to do that work, but the lawsuit that some employees are now filing against this contractor for harley-davidson says, hey, wait a minute, there were plenty of employees available, many of them were just let go from harley-davidson, why are you bringing in so many workers from overseas in order to fill these roles. >> i think one thing that this shines a light on, ylan, it's not just silicon valley that depends so much on overseas. the rest of the economy is and how widespread is this? >> reporter: this isn't just a silicon valley issue, this is an issue that extends all

we are expecting to see the president also meeting with harley-davidson executives.s now expected to greet them on the south lawn of the white house as they come in for that meeting, and that's a meeting that has a lot of bearing on tariffs as well. of course, there's a long history of harley-davidson as a company and tariffs in terms of foreign competition for u.s. motorcycle manufacturers, so you can expect there will be some more on trade here at the white house today, carl. >> all right. of course, this all sets up tomorrow, eamon, where we get the likes of steve schwartzman, jamie dimon, mary barra. that's a truly impressive list, if we can go on what's been reported in terms of invitees. >> reporter: we can, and cnbc has been confirming a lot of those names and we have a lot of those pinned down already. elon musk will be here. by my count, carl, that will be the fifth time that elon musk has met with the president since the election. so there's a ceo who views a very close relationship with this president as important to himself and to his company, and you can

harley davidson is a true american icon, one of the greats. your motorcycles are carried american servicemembers in the war and the wars. they take care of our police ficers. and i see it so often. whenever i go, whenever there is a motorcycle group oftentimes it is a harley. and the sound of that harley is a little different. i have to tell you. it's really good. thank you harley davidson for building thing in, he ma. i think you are going to even expand. i know your business is now doing well. and there is a lot of spirit thatn the country that you weren't having in the last number of months that you have right now. you see what is happening. i'm especially honored to welcome the steelworkers and the machinists to the white house. who is a steel worker? you are all steelworkers essentially, right? you guys chb supportive. a lot of the top people didn't support me but the steelworkers did support me. a lot of the top people will be losing their jobs. we want to make it easier for businesses to create more jobs and more factories in the united

this is a junction in german town that caters to a lot of harley davidson employees that come from theant. the patrons have plenty of praise for the president and find little tolerance for those protesting against him. >> get over it. he's in. he's in. just stop it. stop it. >> reporter: kim owns this bar and says her feelings mirror those of many in the community, a community that voted for trump over hillary clinton by nearly 2-1. donnie is a trump supporter. he worked at harley davidson for more than 40 years before he retired and was also a small business owner. >> it cost me a good business i had like a bar like this, you know, or some certain people move in an area and the white people move out. >> reporter: do you mean certain people, people who look like me? >> well, the neighborhood changed. like 90% within two years. white people won't come in and i had to sell it. >> reporter: going forward, does it leave you with an unfavorable view of black people, mexican people? >> yes, it does. i'll be honest with you. i'm very prejudice, and a lot of people know that. >> reporter: he s

harley davidson has been a success story since 1921.began building motorcycles in the united states and today the company has approximately 6,000 ploems and $6 billion in annual revenue. their headquarters are located in milwaukee, wisconsin, which may have had something to do with getting them in so quickly and there's a certain staffer. today he'll meet with harley-davidson executives to make it easier to create more jobs. beyond the company executives, rep tevs from the steelworkers unions will also be in attendance. their motorcycles have cared our american servicemembers in war, carry the police, the secret service and joy to millions of americans throughout the world. the president is looking forward to hosting these leaders from one of the great on tre tre pre nearial success stories. a few administrative notes. the national security adviser mike flynn announced an addition to the t staff. johnizenberg, deputy assistant to the president. nsc. kevin harrington, deputy assistant to the president for strategic planning and kenneth j

davidson beats g.w. 74-63. other local scores for you on the men's side. american loses on the road to lafayette, 78-65. navy falls to lehigh 774-55. on the women's side, maryland with a huge win over wisconsin. their 14th straight win. someone i know went there. george washington beat st. bonaventure 63-57 and george mason women also winners tonight. >>> coaching legend in our area saying good-bye. good counsel high school football coach bob milloy announcing his retirement. he has 405 career wins, the most in maryland state history. his teams have won eight state championships in four conference championship. what a career he's had. >> well creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources like solar, wind and natural gas. we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west

this is called gnarly davidson. >> i like it already. >> it's gnarly davidson.e even has his own instagram. >> would you go see him? >> [beep] yeah. i'm becoming a fan. >> you're buying his albums? >> yeah, is he putting an album out? >> you wouldn't know, wink, wink. gnarly did drop some new music on valentine's day. >> the new song is "jay-z's girl." >> like beyonce. >> that's funny. he is kind of like weird al now. >> what? >> yeah, come on. he is more like gary coleman now, awesome individual, man. >> i like it. >> he is fantastic. >> yeah, we can't wait to buy gnarly davidson's album and neither can he. >> i don't like to waste money, it better be good. >> oh, you or a.u. >> jeannie bouchard we got her out in new york. she was tweeting with this fan during the super bowl and she was going for atlanta and he was like if the patriots come back, will you go on a date with me. yeah, there is no way they're going to come back. so they won and they went on a date and met the guy. they went to the brooklyn nets game, he is actually very hot. >> did you plan the da

i'm tracy davidson. a and we go right over to the neighborhood forecast with meteorologist bill henley. >> just below the 40 degree mark in philadelphia and 36 in the suburbs and delaware at 35, and few neighborhoods in new jerseyp dropping into 20s overnight, and couple of cold spots. look at audubon at 40 degrees. >>> we have septa train trouble delaying morning commuterers. there were two cracks found on the commuter line, and so they took two cars out of service for investigation. we look at traffic reporter jessica boyington. especially in the peak times, they will continue to operate the service between 69th and frankfort transportation scente and making all stops, but with the 40 cars short, it is going to beer considerable delays.

. >> i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. nbc10 is own the air, online. it's a snow day for thousands of kids in the area. more than 700 schools closed or delayed. some of the big one, philadelphia puck and archdiocese schools in penn, cherry hill and trenton. those are all closed. the full list is running on the bottom of the screen and the nbc10 app. we have first team coverage track be the storm and conditioning created out on the road. we begin with meteorologist bill henley. bill. >> let me show you what's happening. we have a live view, this is from philadelphia, looking across from delaware. from adventure aquarium. it's starting to change over to snow in philadelphia. and looking here at a review of the nbc10 studios. that snow that is falling, that snow, once is changes over it's going to be all snow. the wind bringing in the colder air. and that's why we're seeing the changeover to start off. and it's sweeping through philadelphia and now into new

today the president will welcome to the white house the latest generation of harley-davidson executiveso discuss how to make it easier for businesses to create more jobs in factories in the u.s. beyond the company executives, representatives from the machinist and steel workers unions will also be in attendance. their motorcycles have carried our american service members and war, they carry our police officers, they keep us safe, they carry the secret service as they protect our president, and they bring joy to millions of americans throughout the world. and others throughout the world. the president is looking forward to hosting these leaders from one of america's truly great entrepreneurial success stories. of the american worker built this country, and the president is focused on restoring a government that puts their interest first. a few administered notes, the national security advisor mike flynn announced addition to the nsc stealing their staff, david kappler will be a deputy assistant to the president for regional affairs, john eisenberg will be deputy assistant to the presiden

i'm tracey davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. start with meteorologist bill henley. first alert weather forecast, bill. >> getting a colder start this morning. seeing temperatures in the 20s and 30s. still falling at this hour. 34 degrees in philadelphia. with the north easterly wind at seven miles an hour. going to keep some neighbors a little bit cooler. also see clouds moving in this morning. moving in from the west. 8:00 this morning. mostly cloudy skies in philadelphia. still be up a couple degrees at 8:00. 11:00. 46 start to see breaks in the clouds. lehigh valley is just below freezing right now. 31 degrees to start with. still 31 at 8:00. clouds start to break later in the morning. temperatures will be climbing. even though clouds coming in. cool spot, well, won't be philadelphia or suburbs or lehigh valley. it's going to be the shore.

harley-davidson's been an american success story since 1901, when william s. harley at age 21 completed the blueprint drawing of an engine designed to fit into a bicycle. they began building motorcycles in the united states and today the company has approximately 6,000 employees and $6 billion in annual revenue. the company's global headquarters is located in milwaukee, wisconsin, which may have had something to do with them getting in so quickly. there's a certain staffer. today the president will welcome to the white house the latest generation of harley-davidson combecktives to discuss how to make it easier for businesses to create more jobs and factories in the united states. beyond the company executives, representatives from the machinist and steel workers unions will also be in attendance. their motorcycles have carried our american service members in war, they carry our police officers, they keep us safe, they carry the secret service as they protect our presidents. and they bring joy to millions of americans throughout the world. and others throughout

here's what the president said when he was meeting with the harley-davidson officials a short time ago. >> president obama said they would take probably well over 1,000 illegal immigrants that were in prisons. they were going to bring them and take them into this country. i said why? we'll see what happens. you know, our previous administration does something, you have to respect that. you can also say why are we doing this? >> as you pointed out a short time ago, shep, the president says that he will honor the obama administration ideal and take the refugees with the caveat though that they will be subject to the same degree of extreme vetting that people from the seven countries that were named in the executive order on extreme vetting were. you also have to take into account a lot of people in the camps are from some of those countries like iran and iraq. >> shepard: neil gorsuch is on the hill. what's going on there? >> he's meeting with senators and the trick is to get the 60 votes necessary to head off any filibuster. joe manchin is the only democratic senator to met with judge g

also here today were the executives from harley-davidson. take a look at these pictures.he president and the vice president having fun with harley-davidson walking out on to the south lawn and taking a look at the motorcycles, the executives of course wearing the leather jackets as you do when you're an executive from harley-davidson and you're coming to the white house. then we've got a little bit other news this afternoon that i should update you guys on. nbc has confirmed that there is a plan in place two u.s. officials confirming that the u.s. could impose new sanctions on iran as early as tomorrow. these sanctions are in response to continued terrorist activity and missile tests. the sanctions they say will not violate the iran nuclear deal. we can tell you that there was a briefing here earlier in the week. officials here very upset with the iranian missile test and also with the iranian support in yemen. so if we see this set of sanctions as early as tomorrow, that would be a response to those two things that the white house here is saying are escalations and desta

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i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. let's go right to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate "first alert" weather. bill, i guess it's a matter of hours? >> it's going to take hours. yes, it's going to be around for hours. looking here at the nbc10 studio, it's widespread in the area. zero visibility down to a quarter-mile visibility. quarter-mile visibility now in pottstown along with blue bell. trenton, northeast philadelphia. philadelphia international. and south wilmington is reporting dense fog. and in south jersey, atlantic city and millville, quarter-mile visibility and extends up the coast to belmar. that is thick fog and it's going to take some time to clear. the temperatures have actually will be climbing through the night. lehigh valley. not seeing the fog but it's on the way. the suburbs are 39 degrees. and 49 degrees in philadelphia and climbing. we'll see it climb into the 60s possibly up to 70 degrees. fox chase, port richland, society hill, and warming up to the 50s. 49 in manayun

in terms of the qull, the president will have lunch with harley-davidson executives at the white house and will meet with senator hatch and hiden and further guidance on those meetings will come soon. the president sent the following nomination to the senate, rache ally brand and stephening ell and rod j. osteen. yesterday we talked about recent reporting about the president's executive recorder and i want to draw your attention on poles that kale out. around the hysteria, the american people of the whole are supportive. 57% 57% of u.s. voters support a temporary ban on refugees until government can do a better job of keeping these individuals out who pose a threat. a reuters poll found that 66% of americans believe that the united states should limit the number of refugees into the country and the safety of the american people and the security of the american homeland are the president's top priorities. and most americans agree with the steps that he's taken to keep our country safe. further today the united arab emirates foreign minister voiced his support for the president's decisio

harley-davidson said he was never supposed to come.ut what's worth noting there were protests planned in milwaukee that one white house says led to the cancellation of the event. >> and progressives are pointing to this as sort of the fruits of their labor with the protests over the last 12 days they say they sort of scared president off. dan merica, great to have you. >>> president trump hosting pharmaceutical executives to the white house, an industry he's rid ka dualed in the past. the ceos came prepared. trump asked them to go around the room, introduce themselves to the press. each of them stated how many u.s. employees they have. how many they're hiring in the u.s. how long a history their company has in the u.s. call it a cheat sheet for future ceo visits. also you got to mention the word "manufacturing" say manufacturing as much as you can. how it laid out a challenge. >> you have to get your companies back here. we have to made products back. we're going to get rid of a tremendous number of regulations. i know you have some pr

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. that breaking news has been unfolding since 10:30 yesterday morning. right now, inmates are holding at james t. vaughn corrections facility hostage. evernight, inmates were moved to a different part of the facility. we're following every angle at smyrna and we'll take you back to the scene in a few minutes. >> but first, let's get to bill henley, the most accurate forecast. >> we'll get to see sunshine. it's cold. 20s in lehigh valley, low 30s, and 28 and temperatures are still falling. we'll see them climb into the upper 30s. look at that sunshine at 9:00 this morning. so a chilly start and into the 40s. it's going to be dry, sunshine, 40 degrees in the lehigh valley. jessica boyington is watching the "first alert" traffic. >> thanks, bill. on 95, near the betsy ross bridge. police activity here which actually created lane restrictions with construction. right now, it looks like more lanes are getting by. a little delay right there. county line road and madison avenue. and also watch

. >> i'm tracy davidson. the storm is causing impact. at least 600 schools are closed across the area. you can see the closures on the bottom of your screen and we also have them on the nbc10 app. a team of nbc10 reporters is monitoring the conditions from the pennsylvania suburbs to new jersey. they begin with meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate "first alert" neighborhood forecast. bill. >> at 4:00 in the morning, we saw snow in the mountains in the lehigh valley but rain every else. just a few minutes this is all rain in germantown and philadelphia. it's all snow changing over in philadelphia. that's also the atmosphere cools down. allentown, we're seeing accumulating snow. it's going to continue for much of the morning in allentown. right now, reading and westchester getting snow as well. you can see that snow is coming down, starting to accumulate. so far, though, ocean city, that is just rain. but now thunder and lightning. we have a thunderstorm that's rolling through the shore. you can see it's just moving through the

tracey davidson. >> i'm vai. meteorologist bill henley and most accurate first alert neighborhood weather cool friday morning. >> colder this morning. 20s for most of the area. philadelphia international is 30. you will find 20s this morning in philadelphia too. wind at 8 miles an hour. seven mile an hour wind in the suburbs. three miles an hour in new jersey. not much, but when it's this cold, doesn't take much to make it feel even colder. 24 degrees in the lehigh valley. should see sunshine to start with. 24 degrees, but clouds that are already move book the rest of the area will be arriving later this morning in easton at 11:00. 30 degrees. not going to be oo big warmup today. 20s right now. low 30s. warm into the 30s this afternoon with breezes ahead. winds out of the northwest going to feel like it's in the 20s for each of the nands all day long. even a the shore where you see more sunshine. break it down hour by hour for each. part of our area when i come back if ten minutes. first, jessica boyington has yo

i'm tracey davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. this just happened. just issued a first alert because of damaging winds. let's get right to bill henley and most accurate forecast. >>> for the entire area today until 6:00 this evening. we've already seen strong gusting winds of more than 50 miles an hour. could top 50 and head to 60 miles an hour in parts of the area this morning and this afternoon. that will lead to more downed trees, branches, power outages and can at times make travel difficult. strong gusty wind are really whipping right now. 44-mile-an-hour wind gusts in philadelphia. 45 in wilmington. at the shore, winds are topping 40-mile-an-hour in toms river. just shy of it. it's all combining to make things cold as well. 34 degrees in the lehigh valley. delaware is 36. and right at the freezing mark for the suburbs with those winds blowing the temperatures are really going to be held back today. we'll see sunshine. 35 degrees at 7:00 and at 10:00. a lot of sunshine, look. just a one degree increase in those three hours. t

tracey davidson. >> i'm vai.gist bill henley and most accurate first alert neighborhood weather cool friday morning. >> colder this morning. 20s for most of the area. philadelphia international is 30. you will find 20s this morning in philadelphia too. wind at 8 miles an hour. seven mile an hour wind in the

a quick check on harley davidson .tives from the company are set to meet with the donald trump. we are not seeing much change in the shares as of yet. we will see if any headlines come out and change. shares down about 0.25%. they have rallied by more than 30% over the past year. david: i am a big fan of the ticker. julie hyman. the dollar limped to the lowest level in november after the fed did little. oil climbed to $54 a barrel as the president ratcheted up a rhetoric against iran. -- president trump said that iran is on notice. what is the mood among investors? let's bring in mike regan. and and fx analyst. let me start with you. the vod did what -- boe did when everybody think they would do. what we see as mark carney spoke? >> we saw a lot of enthusiasm right after the statement and up to the highs of the day and carney speaking about interest rates going either way. both are not good for sterling. if you lower rates, it weakens your currency. if you raise rates and the mist of what could be brexit, a double edge

i'm tracey davidson. >> you better bundle up as you head out the door this morning. start with meteorologist bill henley and most accurate nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather forecast. >> it is the a cold one this morning. 23 degrees. our skies are clear. the temperatures still coming down. hard to see because it is not sunny just yet. you can see the moon shine this morning. bright moon and with clear skies and a wind blowing it feels especially cold this morning. 12 mile an hour wind in philadelphia. millville 13 miles an hour. coatesville giving us windchills in the single digits and teens. actual temperature cold enough to refreeze anything left on the ground from yesterday. 22 in the suburbs. 23 in philadelphia. look at the 20s for new jersey. just bare apply in the 20s in new jersey in the lehigh valley. and delaware too. we will see sunshine. and the temperatures will in the short terms come down by 7:0021 degrees with a seven mile an hour breeze. then sunshine and the warmup begins at 10:00. 26 degrees. wind will also be increasing. not going to feel much

i'm tracey davidson. get right to meteorologist bill henley. forecast for your neighborhood. >>> chilly, but not likely to get much colder. we've got clouds that have moved into the area. they're coming off some rain showers in southern delaware and now cape may. seeing light rain. not going to spread inland and not going to last through the afternoon. right now, lehigh valley dry and 26 degrees. 29 in delaware and 33 in philadelphia. we will see breaks of sunshine. 50 degrees for philadelphia. the winds kick in this afternoon for the suburbs. and the lehigh valley a slight chance of isolated shower in those areas. and the showers, well, they'll be here this morning at the shore. you can see cape may is a bit damp to start with. this afternoon, cloudy and dry and 50 degrees at the

i'm tracey davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. get right to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. >>> expected we've seen a few showers this morning. first of them have moved through the lehigh valley. you see the light rain is now exiting allentown and redding. just a few rain showers at the shore. that's first round of showers. have been heavier downpours. now moving past allentown and through north hampton county. those will end. get a dry period and later this morning here comes more wet weather moving in from the west. definitely need rain gear at some point during the day today. likely later this morning. delaware 42 degrees right now. 35 with rain in lehigh valley. above freezing. the temperatures will be climbing. in spite of more rain showers moving up to 42 degrees at 11:00. see a big warmup today. won't be an all-day rainfall. get showers this afternoon and to philadelphia. upper 50s for suburbs. 50 degrees for lehigh valley. big warmup. occasional showers inland. late sunshine

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. not just a problem on the roads but as the airport. to meteorologist bill henley with the "first alert" weather forecast, the most accurate weather forecast. bill. >> the fog is widespread. it's created as warm air surges into the area with lots of moisture. you can see the fog here. wilmington, this is a live viewed from stadium. the fog extending into south jersey. the thickest fog in coatesville. pottstown, blue bell, the fog for trenton, northeast, philadelphia, philadelphia international, wilmington, quarters-mile visibility, not any different from millville, atlantic city. thick fog to start with and temperatures warm for the most spots. a little warmer in lehigh valley. there's a possibility of fog develops at 8:00 this morning as the warm air reaches into the lehigh valley. by 11:00, though, the fog will be thinning out and giving us a better view of the cloud. the clouds are above the fog. the clouds, they'll be moving out this afternoon. and actually, you'll forget about the

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. septa is pulling 30 to 40 train cars because of cracks that were found in support beams. leaders with septa say expect extremely crowded trains and platforms. we have every angle of the story covered. we'll have the live update coming up in minutes. first, let's start with meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> vai, pretty nice way to start the week with mild temperatures in the 30s and 40s right now when typically on the 6th of february we'd be in the 20s. 41 right now in philadelphia. 39 degrees in the suburbs. new jersey's at 40 and 38 degrees in the lehigh valley. you'll see sunshine in the lehigh valley to warm things up. 36 degrees. that's at 9:00. by 11:00. 38 degrees. warmest temperatures headed to delaware. 35 degrees. 50 the high temperature. nothing but sunshine for delaware, lehigh valley of new jersey and the shore. 45 degrees with mostly sunny skies at the shore. go through the forecast hour by hour and show you how quickly the temperatures will rebound today. >> now back t

a lot to get to today, i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. here's a live look at james t. vaughn corrections center where the situation continues to unfold. this morning, right now, two prison workers are being held hostage by inmates. two others have been released. this began 10:30 yesterday morning. let's start with meteorologist bill henley. >> bill? >> we'll get you sunshine today. didn't see much of it yesterday. this morning, though, temperatures at this hour are still falling. 34 degrees in the suburbs. philadelphia right now at 38 degrees, with a little bit of a breeze. the wind will be picking up but the temperatures will be climbing. king of prussia, 40 degrees at 11:00 dlthis morning. breezy so it feels like the 30s through the day in the lehigh valley. 46 degrees, we'll see bright sunshine during the day. it's a nice warmup for new jersey and each part of our area. i'll show you how quickly the temperatures climb. and i'll look at the winds, too, when i come back in ten minutes but first, jessica boyington has the "first alert" traffic. >> we're watching things

it is thursday, february 9th, i'm vai sikahema. >> i'm tracy davidson.he storm is having widespread impact, you can see what's happening in camelback. all of the philadelphia public schools, a full list running on the bottom of your screen and we continue to get new ones every couple of minutes. our team of reporters monitoring the conditions from across the area. we begin with meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate nbc10 "first alert" neighborhood forecast. >> tracy, from the get-go at 4:00 this morning, it was heavy snow in camelback and has not let up at all. and we'll see continuing snow in camelback. it's spreading through the south but has not reached all locations. delaware getting rain. south jersey is getting rain. the cold that's coming through the lehigh valley, the cold that's coming through the suburbs that is going to change all of this rain into snow. that's happening. snow in allentown and reading, getting snow falling in bucks county and chester county. westchester, we were seeing rain, and now sleet. those are snowflakes falli

i'm tracey davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. let's get to bill henley with the most accurate neighborhood forecast. >>> in the low 40s right now. typical for the first of february for high temperatures. not morning temperatures. that morning should be in the 20s. 30s right now for the suburbs in new jersey at 37 degrees. cold spot the lehigh valley. had dropped down into the middle 20s. a little bit of a breeze is blowing. at 8 miles an hour. enough to mix the atmosphere a little bit and lead to temperatures that have settled down and come up just a little bit. 30 degrees at 8:00. breaks of sunshine this morning. going to be a mostly cloudy day. into the 40s this afternoon. upper 40s for philadelphia. the suburbs 46 degrees in new jersey. near 50 inland and at the shore. lehigh valley pretty good recovery into the middle 40s this afternoon. the warm spot though, delaware with mostly cloudy skies and a few breaks of sunshine hitting 50 degrees this afternoon. i'll show you how long it's going to last with the temperature trend ju

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it caters to a lot of harley-davidson employees who come from the plant just a few miles away.rons have plenty of praise for the president and find little tolerance for those protesting against him. >> get over it he's in. he's in. and just stop it. stop it. >> kim owns this bar and says her feelings mirror those of many in the community. a community that voted for trump over hillary clinton by nearly 2-1. donnie balusic is a trump supporter. he said he worked at harley-davidson for more than 40 years before he retired and was also a small business owner. >> they cost me a good business i had. a bar like this. you know or some certain people moving in the area and -- people move out. >> you mean certain people, people who look like me? >> well, the neighborhood changed. like 90%, within two years. >> the way people won't come in. and i had to sell it. >> undergoing forward, does it leave you with a an unfavorable view of black people, mexican people? >> yes, it does. i'll be honest with you. i'm very prejudiced. and a lot of people know that. >> balusic says his point of view i

those comments after the president met with execs of harley-davidson at the white house. it has been a packed day of action, i'm ashley webster in this afternoon for trish regan. welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report". president trump's tough talk comes as he voices serious concerns about nafta. saying the current trade agreement is not fair and says it's time for change. president trump vowing since the start of his campaign, we know, he'll renegotiate all of our, quote, terrible trade deals. today, he says wilbur ross, will lead the negotiations and for the very latest and boy, he's been kept busy these days, blake burman at the white house. blake? >> reporter: the new normal indeed, ashley, yes, russia and iran back in the news at this hour. let's start with russia. president, the administration at the white house, are saying by no means have they eased the sanctions against russia. the official line coming out from the white house this hour. however, there has very clearly been a change or a modification of a certain part of sanctions that were originally put