. >>> davidson arrives at eagle bank arena by uber. uber to the rescue. as for the game, a struggle for the patriots, but otis livingston drives and makes it. the wildcats later in the half, davidson's john axle all the way for a layup. second half, more davidson, more goodman. three of his game highs 24. 86-59. patriots will try to regroup at home with st. joe's on wednesday. >>> a really good game with a comeback win and a game 2 started in jacksonville where a couple droughts came to an end. jacksonville hosted a playoff game for the first time since the 1999 season. the same time the bills were last in the post-season. something had to give. the first post-season starts tyrod taylor and blake bortles. big stop on third and goal for buffalo by who? our former friend and red skin alexander. fourth and goal, bortles finds koyek for the touchdown. first of the season. jaguars up 10-3. under two to play now. taylor trying to make something happen. he's taken down by ballard. his head hits the ground hard here. he has to leave the game with game protocol. a

motorcycle manufacturer harley davidson slumped after announcing it would close a kansas city plant.0 finished 35 points lower, the nasdaq lost 64. >>> health insurance care dropped after the plans were announced. they announced plans to create a company with affordable health care. details are unclear but benefits experts believe it could be a system that bypasses insurance companies all together and contracts directly with doctors and hospitals. >>> facebook is banning ads for all crip co-currency including bitcoin. they're attempting to block what's describe as financial products and services frequently associated with leading and deceptive practices. it included phrases like use your retirement funds to buy bitco bitcoin. >>> meanwhile as i announced earlier harley-davidson's shares fell after it announced it would be closing a kansas city plant. they plan to quiet the roar and develop electric bike technology. they hope to launch first electric bike within 18 months. >> and a woman who tried to board a flight with her emotional support peacock was turned away saturday 6. the per

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm dray clark. we have issue adfird a first alr the impact. there are now school closings. bringing you live team coverage on the roads to when the system is moving to where when the snow will stop falling. we begin with first alert meteorologist bill henley. >> some people have been rain frg t the greatest threat is in the pennsylvania neighborhoods where it's been colder overnight. that's where you're more likely to find accumulation and some slippery spots. slippery roads for the morning commute, but improving conditions later today. allentown has seen steadier snowfall overnight. you can see the live view from allentown shows it's still coming down in allentown, the lee high valley and into berks county. look at the steadier snow in western berks county while reading is getting a break. don't worry, there's still more ahead. and the rain is actually getting pushed out. that's not heavy snowfall. right snowfall in wilmington and philadelphia. but the temperatures still above freezing. this is why

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we're seeing more than 100 school delays and closings. those are running at the bottom of the screen. meteorologist bill henley has the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast accurate. >> we've got icy spots and fog, too. this is wilmington, delaware. light fog in lancaster, and thick fog has eased a bit in wilmington. a few pockets of fog in south jersey, as well. millville has two-mile visibility along with wildwood. fog moving in over a cold region. icy spots to be expected this morning. 29 in new jersey. 29 in philadelphia. a little colder in the lehigh valley and delaware, too. today we'll see a lot of sunshine. wet weather out of the picture. with sunshine, in for a warmup. 41 in new jersey. the suburbs up to 40. near 40 for the lehigh valley. temperatures in the low 40s for delaware and philadelphia. a quick turnaround. the ice, that's going to be melting this morning. i'll break it down to show how quickly temperatures will climb when i'm back in less than ten minutes. fi

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we're on the road this morning highlighting another local community. this time we're in ft. washington, montgomery county. here it is on the map. we'll be at the what on virginia drive until 9 -- the wawa on virginia drive until 9:00 a.m. come by, say hi, and snag a free cup of joe. >> meteorologist bill henley saying people just getting in because it's chilly this morning. bill? >> it is cold. the temperatures have plummeted here. the only person who's warm is wally. wally has no problems with the cold temperatures. you're happy in any kind of weather, aren't you? absolutely. never makes a peep. but he's always happy. stop by for free coffee. that will warm you up and travel mugs to get you on the road, as well. you definitely need to bundle up this morning. ft. washington, the suburbs, parts of new jersey have dropped down into the teens. this is colder than it was yesterday morning. we have less wind and dry air in place. so the temperatures have been coming down. look at the subur

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm katey zachary. lot of eyes on this weekend for the big nfc championship game. let's go to bill henley for a look at your forecast this weekend and beyond. >> there will be big changes and we'll see those first changes today. 10 right now in the lee high valley. look at the teens in the suburbs while philadelphia has just dropped to 23 degrees. a very cold start. delaware 23 degrees. everyone's going to see sunshine today. by 8:00, not much warmup there. but by 11:00 in the middle 30s and climbing. today we're heading into the 40s. and that even goes for the colder neighborhoods this morning. lee high

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm dray clark. let's get you started with bill henley, our meteorologist with the most accurate fist alert forecast. >> you can see not much going on in the city. but at the shore it's a steady, light rain in cape may and in delaware, too. central and southern delaware seeing a few of those rain drops. it's part of a system that's going to staying to the south. so you can count on more rain in delaware and south jersey during the day today while inland areas are going to stay dry and pretty mild, too. the suburbs 38 degrees, 35 in the lee high valley. new jersey is 42, 44 in philadelphia, and 43 in delaware. we will see a pretty good cloudy day today. no sign of any wet weather. you can leave the umbrella at home. wilmington, 42 degrees at 6:00. 41 degrees at 9:00. we'd normally be in the 20s this time of day. but this afternoon we're not going to see a big temperature change with the clouds around. the cooler neighborhoods will be warming to the 40s this afternoon. first, katey zachary has your fir

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. boy, it is cold here, but we understand you guys are experiencing a little bit of rain back there. let's check in with bill henley with the first alert forecast. good morning, bill. >> good morning, vai. it's a mix of rain and snow here in philadelphia. we've been watching some rain showers move through, but there has been a few snowflakes mixed this morning. you see more snow actually at the shore. look at ocean city, new jersey. still coming down in ocean city. you can see it on the radar. that's some very light snow in ocean city, sea aisle city. and inland, though, it's starting to exit philadelphia. already moving out of delaware. but there is more on the way. look at the snow moving into central pennsylvania. that's the next phase of this system. so we'll get a break in philadelphia, in the suburbs and in delaware before the next round moves in during the day. right now the temperatures right down to the freezing mark in new jersey, 32 degrees. that's why we're seeing a bit of a

good morning, i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm dray clark. we've issued a first weather alert for the impending winter wallop. we have team coverage live at the jersey shore. storm preparations are well underway. we start with first alert meteorologist bill henley. >>> good morning, cold enough tonight for snow. we've issued a first alert for the snowstorm that's going to be riding up the coast and impacting philadelphia, the suburbs, south jersey, the jersey shore, and delaware. 9:00 tonight until noon tomorrow, that's the time frame for the snow and the blowing snow. there will be accumulation, as you mentioned. the highest at the shore. it won't take much to make for a very slippery commute tomorrow. in the afternoon as the storm is pulling away, the winds will ramp up. the 20 to 40 mile-per-hour winds. some higher gusts, too, bringing in the dangerous cold that we will ride in into the weekend. the coldest air of the season. this is the storm, it's spreading snow and rain in louisiana and florida. it will ride up the east coast and come o

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. the morning crew is on the road this morning, highlighting another local community for you this morning, today. we're in ft. washington, montgomery county. we'll be at the wawa on virginia drive until 9:00 a.m. come say hi and grab yourself a free cup of coffee. >> already handing out coffee there is meteorologist bill henley. bill? >> i've got help inside. and people are not spending a lot of time getting from their cars, rushing inside, because it's so cold out. look who i stopped on his way in to get his morning coffee. sean mcdade. good morning, how are you doing? >> nice to see you. >> good to see you, too. you drive school buses up and down -- >> dublin school district. >> what grades? >> high school, middle school, and elementary. >> all of them? >> elementary is my best. >> those are the best behaved? >> maple glen. yep. >> really? >> yep. >> what grade is that? >> kindergarten through fifth. >> if somebody gives you problems? >> those kids don't give you problems. they're wel

the cno and admiral davidson both specify these accidents were avoidable. they both indicted the co's of both ships and both said there were failures in judgment and -- on the parts of both cos. >> but those two last months where be lost lives? >> yes. and i do not dispute this. admiral davidson goes on for the vast majority of the report indicting the system and everything from doctor and operations, training, manpower, personnel, facilities, every element of the dot milk spectrum he indicts specifically. he offers 13 causative factors seven of them are called fundamentals. everyone of those is the responsibility of someone else to provide to that co. so who's fault rer is it? i i'm amazed thatd commanding officers still take commands of ships because they're 360 wild cards on your ship that could do something crazy every day and you could be dragged out by the chemical shed and have a bulled put in your head every day and yet guys still do it and they're responsible but they play the hand that they're dealt and if they are not being dealt a fair hand, tha

this is "nbc10 news today," i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. a wintry mix on the way for our monday as we mentioned. it could cause problems for drivers later on. let's get to meteorologist bill henley tracking what's ahead for your neighborhood. good morning. >> good morning. it will be dry this morning. we have issued a first alert for icy roadways for the entire area. that starts later this morning and continues during the afternoon. it will end this evening, but roads are likely to stay icy into the late evening hours, especially if they're untreated. light snow, sleet, and the biggest risk there -- freezing rain. slippery conditions during the afternoon. roads, address, and sidewalks are in for -- roads, driveways, and sidewalks are in for a coating of ice. snow showers in pennsylvania. the atmosphere will try to warm up. this won't be

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm katy zachry. 6:00 on the dot on your friday. a first alert in effect as heavy rain and winds work their way into our area. you see it on radar right there on the screen. setting us up to a wet start to the weekend. meteorologist bill henley has the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >>> a first alert for heavy rain and flooding is for the entire area. now through noon. started light showers, but heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong gusty winds on the way. with the heavy rain comes the flood threat especially when it comes to runoff of frozen ground and ice-clogged drains. we've deployed stormce

. >>> harley davidson warns of slumping demand. that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the motorcycle maker said 2017 was particularly tou with shipments falling to their lowest level in six years as demand among young buyers failed to pick up. it reported stronger than expected sales but sayswi sales continue to weaken this year. harley davidson is responding to the challenges by cutting jobs and closing some manufacturing plants. shares were down. >>> the new tax law cut into profits of the hospital operato hca but the company managed to top expectations thank to a rise in patient admissions. the health care company also said it plans to invest more than $10 billion over the next three years and continue looking atotential acquisition opportunities. the shares rose nearly 4% to $101.45. >>> higher selling prices helped revenue at the home build pulte to rise but it was at a slower pace than analysts wereex cting. profits came in better than expected but the company warned cthat risingts due to a labor shortage would marginalize their profitsn 2018. shares slipped. >>>

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we're taking the show on the road. all morning we'll be at the wawa on virginia drive in ft. washington. come by and say hi until 9:00 a.m. this morning. >> meteorologist bill henley there serving free coffee and highlighting the community. good morning, bill. >> good morning. it is a cold start out here this morning. a few people have come in. i think people are trying to stay warm in their bed and trying to delay their departure. we're by the entrance to the turnpike and 309. you mentioned the free coffee. nbc10 will hook you up with a few things. jenna is giving away -- what do we have today? >> free mugs, coffee mugs for you guys. >> always popular. travel mugs. >> and don't worry, we have more chapstick for you. >> you have enough so when he comes and starts stuffing his pockets with chap sticks we'll be okay? >> for sure. plenty more. >> stop by. you definitely need chapstick in this weather. it is cold outside this morning. the temperatures colder than they were yesterday. part of the reason the wind has really

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm dray clark. we have issued a effort weather alert for this impending winter wallop. we have team coverage. we're live in camden county with how to get your car ready to brace the storm. we begin with first alert meteorologist bill henley with the forecast. >>> good morning to you. this time tomorrow, we'll be looking at snow. that's why we've issued a first alert for snow from the coastal storm that will be riding up the east coast and impacting philadelphia, the suburbs, south jersey, but especially the jersey shore and delaware. we're expecting the highest totals there. 9:00 tonight, the start time. that's when it will arrive in southern delaware and the jersey shore. through noon tomorrow, possibly in a few neighborhoods into the early afternoon hours. you will see snow and blowing snow leading to very slippery commute tomorrow morning. strong, gusty winds. the winds will drag in dangerous cold after the storm. right now we're in the clear. plenty cold. the storm that's going to be moving in i

welcome to "nbc10 news today," i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema.e're seeing more than 100 school delays and closings. those are running at the bottom of the screen. meteorologist bill henley has the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast accurate. >> we've got icy spots and fog, too. this is wilmington, delaware. light fog in lancaster, and thick fog has eased a bit in wilmington. a few pockets of fog in south jersey, as well. millville has two-mile visibility along with wildwood. fog moving in over a cold region. icy spots to be expected this morning. 29 in new jersey. 29 in philadelphia. a little colder in the lehigh valley and delaware, too. today we'll see a lot of sunshine. wet weather out of the picture. with sunshine, in for a warmup. 41 in new jersey. the suburbs up to 40. near 40 for the lehigh valley. temperatures t

this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4, i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm katy zachry. 4:30 on the dot. it is warm outside. we'll get to that in a minute. first let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >>> hey, brand new into the traffic system, an overturned tractor-trailer on route 70 eastbound near 4 mile circle. here's the circle, 4 mile road leads into that here. right now not seeing delays, just the left lane is blocked because of it. we're seeing traffic get by. you can see slowly moving around the circle. other than that, no major backups or problems. on willingboro, a pole down near mt. holly. all lanes aren't blocked here either. we're losing the right-hand shoulder. watching that and the schuylkill expressway, eastbound near the vine street expressway, we have the left lane lost there. right lane getting by. this is eastbound. westbound all closed headed from south street to the vine street expressway. that will be there until 5:00 for another half hour. >> all right. thanks. >>> three days after california's devastating mudslides, crews continue to

net income dropped 80% in the fourth quarter of last year for harley-davidson.hipments, they said the outlook for 2018 isn't that positive. one positive. they said they would be looking to release an electric motorcycle in about 18 months' times. that's good news for the likes of my colleague willem who likes to cycle to work in the morning. >> send me a picture. joumanna bercetche live from london, thanks so much. >> i have to say, so josh earnest was on "andrea mitchell reports" and about this new company. and he said part of the affordable care act was to spurn innovation from companies like this. >>> coming up next, president trump lays out his agenda for year two. more of his state of the union address. and whether his talk of unity and bipartisanship in washington was anything more than that. >>> joe and mika have reaction from democratic senator joe manchin, top democrat on the house intel committee, adam schiff and congressman joseph kennedy iii who gave the democratic response to trump's speech. >>> and former white house chief of staff, andy card. "mor

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davidson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. davidson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of the amash amendment and in strong opposition to the underlying bill. as a former army ranger i know the importance of section 702 and defeating the enemies of our country. the foreign enemies of our country are not subject to the protections of our constitution. american citizens, however, are. the supporters of the underlying bill would have you believe the only way to secure america is by ignoring the fourth amendment. i strongly disagree. it is for american citizens, it is your data that is that subject here. the fourth amendment does not change when communications shift from postal service, also in the hands of the government, to a database. it should be protected by the fourth amendment. i strongly urge support of the amash amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman yields. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. amash: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, i reserve. t

this is a link within the bloomberg intelligence area of analysis on harley davidson. 2014, and we see global shipment of motorcycles dropping and dropping. now they are forecasting that the global shipments will come in somewhere between 231000 and 236,000 motorcycles -- 231000 and 236,000 motorcycles. it has to do with millennials. they are not into writing motorcycles. vonnie: it seems like it was like that for a while and then there was a turnaround. what happened? :bengoa: morgan -- abigail morgan stanley is still optimistic. the decline has not debated in sales. to the stock, while some investors and analysts are hoping for a turnaround, if we hop back into the bloomberg, we will see a big piece. stockte, we have the where we see a bumpy downtrend. we see shares have been trying to climb out of november. short interest at a record high at about 18% sibley getting this right. they had it right that the global shipments of motorcycles were hovering in terms of demand for motorcycles. vonnie: definitely people getting out here. thank you abigail for our stock of the

having said that, admiral davidson then goes on for the vast majority of the report indicting the system. and everything from doctrine, operations, training, manpower, personnel, facilities. every element of the dot milpf spectrum, he indicts specifically. he then offers 13 causative, contributing factors. some of these i view to be fluff. that's my opinion. seven of them are called fundamentals. every one of these is the responsibility of someone else to provide to that co. so whose fault is it? i think that i -- i'm amazing that commanding officers still take commands of ships because there are 360 wild cards on your ship that could do something crazy every day, and you can be dragged out behind the chemical shed and have a bullet put in your head every day, and yet guys still do it. and they are responsible. but they play the hand that they are dealt. and if if they are not being dealt a fair hand, that's someone else's fault and not just theirs. >> right. we'll come back to that because there are some cultural aspects here about how far do you play the hand you are dealt and when do

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. >> across the river, steven davidson collingswood home is draped in purple, his fandom passed down from his father. >> a lot of kids started saying stuff about me. i was like, okay, we'll see how the game goes. what's it like being a viking fan amid eaglemania? >> i'm in eagle's country. what am i going to do? >> he plans to watch the game at home. their predictions? >> i won't say nothing. >> i won't say anything because if i'm wrong, i look like a fool. >> if the eagles win on sunday, who will they root for? both say the eagles, reluctantly. >> jim, they are nice guys, really. >> if you say so. the city skyline showing off the support of the birds from the top of the skyscrapers to the west side of the schuylkill and along boathouse road. peco is superstitious so they won't run the green on the line. instead of causing a jinx, they are waiting on the underdogs. >> 6abc is showing off eagle pride. satellite dishes along monument avenue and windfield heights is lit up in green so everybody can see driving on city avenue. >> big question here, will the weather play a factor in the m

i'm tracy davidson.get right to the weather and talk that meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >> it's a cold start, but we'll see lots of sunshine today. look at the afternoon temperatures. warmer than it's been to 32 in new jersey, at the shore 33 degrees this afternoon. close to the freezing point for the suburbs in philadelphia. sunshine, upper 20s in the lehigh valley, and dry during the day in delaware, snow arrives late tonight. >>> if you're getting ready to head out, let's check the roads with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. jessica? >> watching the schuylkill expressway right now, here's the cameras around spring garden street and the westbound side. at the bottom of the ramp here, we're completely blocked. everybody's got to squeeze into the westbound side. traffic is moving by, though, just a little bit slowly. we're also watching route 70 at cherry hill and kings highway. up ahead, hard to see through the cameras, but flashing

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm dray clark. there are now more than 100 schools closed or delayed because of the slick conditions this morning. the full list is available on nbc 10. we have your first alert team coverage so you can expeknow who expect when you head out the door. >> the rains over night have been changing slowly to snow. we have a first alert for snow a not because of its intensity. we're not expecting a lot of heavy snow, but it's going to lead to slippery roads during the commute. pennsylvania roads where it's been colder, that's where we've been seeing the snow falling overnight. i've just added delaware, and new castle and it's trending colder and a first alert right now. we will see this one easing off during the afternoon. overnight, the snow has made a lot of progress. it was stuck way to the north and west yesterday in the lee high valley but is now moving into the south jersey. it first arrived in allentown and reading where it's still coming down and accumulate. but look at delaware right now. you can

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm dray clark.and souls this team the fans, they are pumped up and ready to go, take gailgaters ha been out here since the wee hours. standing with the fans and rocking and rolling with them. >> we have you covered with everything happening across the city and region as we get ready for this game. and randy will start off our coverage. randy? >> reporter: hey, so the tailgate lot here is officially open. the party well under way. a lot of people got here super early. i got jeremy, right? you got the jaylen mills beard. >> i've been doing it almost two months now. i love it. >> reporter: what's the reaction of most people? >> oh, my god, you have a green beard. >> reporter: that's a good reaction. what are we cooking? >> pork putts and scrappling smoking on the smoker already and sausages and chicken as well. >> reporter: on the theme of hair and beards, i want to show you hair wizard, a mobile barber shop. they talk to eagles fans and convince them to come in the truck. this guy is getting his hair

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema ahead of super bowl lii. we're at the mall of america. it's one of the biggest malls in the entire country. we're sort of in the middle of the mall where the patriots are staying. just behind my cameraman is the south end of the mall where the eagles have setup shop. that's where their team hotel is. we've visited both of those hotels. it's heavily guarded with military personnel, lots of guys with machine guns. bill henley has got the first alert forecast. >>> this is just light stuff. this is easy. we have seen some rain at some shore and some snow, too. round one is already moving out to sea. you can see it is damp on beach avenue. that's a live view from the hotel. we will be drying out briefly because there's another round of snow showers. cold winds tonight and the temperatures will plummet over time. so if anything is still on the ground later today, it will be freezing tonight. there you can see the snow showers just exiting ocean city and atlantic city. saw a bit of snow showers falling, but look at this more snow moving in from

i'm katy zachry. >> i'm tracy davidson.et's talk about the warm temperatures and wet start to the weekend. meteorologist bill henley has the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >> a first alert now for our area in effect. heavy rain and the potential for flooding. the entire area is going to see noon tomorrow. a chaps of thunderstorms, gee -- chance of thunderstorms, gusty winds topping 45 miles per hour. the flood threat will come from the heavy downpours hitting frozen ground. that will make for quick runoff. and drains may be ice clogged, adding to the element of flooding during the day. moderate showers now moving just past the area, moving past radnor, as well. rainfall at darby and conshohocken seeing a pretty good rainfall now. on to conshohocken road. this is just the beginning. we'll get heavy down horse during the day. that could lead to the flooding. what we won't see today is any cold air. 59 in new jersey. 57 in the suburbs. the lehigh valley is in the 60s right now. a little bit colder in delawa

good morning, this is "nbc10 news today," i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. this morning the nbc10 morning team on the road to meet you and highlight a local community. today we're out at the wawa on virginia drive in ft. washington come by, say hello until 9:00 this morning. >> meteorologist bill henley there helping people get their morning started in person. good morning. >> good morning. a woman came inside and said, this is my favorite wawa. i love every brick of this wawa. maybe it's because the coffee is on the house. we're visiting until 9:00. stop by and say hi. don't waste time getting inside. it is cold outside this morning. the temperatures even colder than they were yesterday morning. that's because we have dry air with very little wind and skies are clear. that means we're in for sunshine and another warmup, too. cold in the teens, delaware and south philadelphia in the 20s. there are colder neighborhoods around. you'll have to bundle up. in new jersey, mt. laurel, swedesboro, pemberton, in the teens now along with piney hollow, even spots in th

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this is "nbc10 news today," i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. a wintry mix on the way for our monday as we mentioned. it could cause problems for drivers later on. let's get to meteorologist bill henley tracking what's ahead for your neighborhood. good morning. >> good morning. it will be dry this morning. we have issued a first alert for icy roadways for the entire area. that starts later this morning and continues during the afternoon. it will end this evening, but roads are likely to stay icy into the late evening hours, especially if they're untreated. light snow, sleet, and the biggest risk there -- freezing rain. slippery conditions during the afternoon. roads, address, and sidewalks are in for -- roads, driveways, and sidewalks are in for a coating of ice. snow showers in pennsylvania. the atmosphere will try to warm up. this won't be all snow. it will be a mix like you see in the ohio valley. snow, sleet, and freezing rain. and that's due in during the afternoon for most neighborhoods. 13 now in the suburbs. cold in philadelphia. 19, you

let's ask republican congressman warren davidson of ohio.one of the members of the freedom caucus. good morning. >> good morning. >> are you going to vote yes or no or this temporary short-term spending bill? >> probably no. when you look at the challenge, in the house we've been at a framework that funds our defense at a higher level since september and we've been waiting on the senate and, of course, the senate is waiting on 60 votes to be able to move forward. it's not really clear what funding levels the senate would actually support because they've held up their commitment on funding over daca. >> but just explain to us why you would vote no. what's your beef? why won't you vote for this? i know it's temporary, but why not keep the government run? >> i don't want to shut the government down. since september, our troops are waiting -- we had fewer combat fatalities last year than training fatalities. under president obama and the way he applied the sequester which is across-the-board cuts, not selective, funding things like $300 a gallon

only two people can keep the copies, keith davidson, stormy daniel's lawyer and the lawyer for the other party who we now know was michael cohen. >> michael cohen has not denied specifically that there was a payment made to stormy daniels. if there was, is that something that could be legally chased? is there a paper trail behind that that could be found? the reason it seems to even matter is because the source of the funds is potentially important. if this is something that ends up having a meaningful effect on the campaign, somebody who paid that for donald trump, for the trump campaign might conceivably been making a the campaign donation to donald trump by putting up that $130,000. what's the best way to find out where that money came from? >> whether there was an fec violation. if michael cohen paid for it with his own money, i doubt that. karen mcdougal, who was paid by "national inquirer" to not tell her story, that looks maybe like a third party paid. in this case, i know donald trump doesn't like to pay for much himself, but this might be the rare case where he does pay with his

i'm katy zachry. >> i'm tracy davidson.ll get to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. >> it's kmd evcold even without wind. the wind is making it feel colder. 12 miles per hour in coatesville. 7 miles per hour in ph in wilmington. we've seen the windchills dip into the single digits this morning. that's the viewer from center city. flags get -- the view from center city. flags getting a workout. feels like 9 in northeast philadelphia. 5 in pottstown. 3 in allentown. the single digits for wilmington, dover, at the shore. wildwood is 7 degrees right now. a cold start. you have to bundle up if you're heading out. teens to start with. but we will see a lot of sunshine today. and melting will occur even though the cold wind will still be blowing. i'll break it down neighborhood by neighbor hood and show how quickly temperatures will climb coming up. first jessica boyington. >> we're watching an accident scene on 309 at highland avenue. we're off into the northbound side into the right-h

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm dray clark. nice to be with you this monday morning, and we are definitely seeing green as we're counting down to super bowl 52. meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate first alert neighborhood forecast. >> i can confirm green at the shore. it's rain after all. it's not snow. the temperatures are too warm this morning, and it's going to stay at the shore in southern delaware today. inland, we've got gray skies. it's going to be a moestly clouy day. no real cold air around, but where the clouds are thinner, the lee high valley we're seeing some chillier temperatures. right now 40 in new jersey, 43 degrees in delaware. and we'll see clouds through the day today. 43 degrees at 10:00, and a northeasterly wind that's going to keep the clouds in the area and keep thes ts the temperatur warming up that much. 45 degrees in new jersey, and for delaware up to 47 degrees today. today will be one of the warmer days of the week, too. there's some colder air on the way for tomorrow and even a chance o

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i'm tracy davidson. >> good morning. i'm vaisi sikahema at bloomingt stadium. the mall of america is on the drive named after the famous slugger in the 1950s. let's check in with bill henley and find out the first alert forecast for your neighborhood. >> i've visited the mall of america. it goes on and on. i think i spent a couple of weeks there one weekend. it just never ends. we've got something that is coming to an end this morning. the wet weather, at least the first round of wet weather. we've seen a mix of rain and snow. quickly drying out in philadelphia, wilmington. cape may it was rain there, but it's been a mix of rain and some very light snow is moving out. that's round one. it's dry right now in philadelphia, but just the west and round two is going to be coming in during the day. 32 degrees right now with a few flakes falling in the suburbs, 34 in philadelphia and 33 degrees in lee high valley. a few neighborhoods in new jersey right at freezing, so you'll see some limited accumulation first thing this morning. more likely on the grass than on the

. >>> good morning, this is "nbc10 news today," i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. slippery roads and sidewalks have almost 400 schools on a delay this morning. you see them at the bottom of the screen or on our nbc10 app. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley who's tracking when warmer weather will finally start to thaw us out. bill? >> yeah, warmer weather is actually producing some fog at cape may. it's above freezing in cape may. and warm air is moving in over the cold ground. that's creating fog, and it's not just at the shore. you see wildwood, the quarter-mile visibility. also some thick fog in wilmington, dense fog there. not as foggy as the shore, but nothing can add to the layer of ice that's on the ground for many neighborhoods. if it didn't dry out yesterday or wasn't treated, consider it ice. 29 in philadelphia. down to 29 degrees in new jersey. nowhere near as cold as it has been, but cold enough for ice in the lehigh valley and delaware. at least to start. as the day goes on, bright sunshine. fog disappears. a lot of what's on the ground will b

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we'll get right to meteorologist bill henley with the first alert forecast. bill, if i'm not mistaken, it's gotten colder since we came on the air. >> the temperatures are dropping. you expect them to come down even more. the sun's not up until after 7:00. it is cold, even at the shore, cold enough for snow. we got a little bit. a few light showers. very light. really bordering on flurries just heading south of atlantic city. you see it east of millville. these came through philadelphia overnight. you saw a few snowflakes. you weren't imagining things. egg harbor township getting a flurry or. two the rest of the area -- flurry or two. the rest of the area dry. we have clouds moving through. you might see a flurry during the morning hours. you will definitely need the heavier coat this morning. look at the temperatures, 20s now for new jersey, the suburbs, philadelphia. this is normal for january. 27 in the lehigh valley and delaware. temperatures will climb to the upper 30s for new je

just this week, speaking of roaring, motorcycle manufacturer harley-davidson announced it will close its plant in kansas city next year. 800 jobs will reportedly be cut. the ceo said leaving tpp was a factor in the decision. remember, president trump was very close to harley-davidson last year, speaking there to employees and people in the area. and earlier this month, hundreds of workers were laid off from a carrier factory in indianapolis. you remember carrier, the very same plant that trump visited last year to tout his deal to keep the factory open and save jobs headed for mexico. >> they're not going to leave this country. and the workers are going to keep their jobs. these companies aren't going to be leaving anymore. they aren't going to be taking people's hearts out. >> i know one man who didn't believe him. since then more than 500 carrier jobs have gone to the company's plant in mexico where workers make about three bucks an hour, according to union officials. in a "washington post" editorial, the former union leader who represented these workers writes, "we feel betrayed.

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm katy zachry. a powerful storm is moving into the area. take a look. this is our first alert radar. you see the rain that's already moving into the area and affecting things. it will bring with it strong winds and possible flooding. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with more on that and the details. bill? >>> the entire area is under our first alert for heavy rain and flooding from now through noon on saturday. a powerful storm, as you mentioned, will bring heavy rain. thence that -- the chance of thunderstorms and strong, gusty winds today. the flood threat from runoff on frozen ground and possibly ice-clogged drains. showers have been light. scattered, light showers moving through. it's a warm start, too. warm rain will turn heavier during the day today, tonight, and into early tomorrow. 59 in philadelphia. 54 in the suburbs. near 60 in the lehigh valley. and 56 in new jersey. there are pocket of cooler air and fog in delaware, 49. this afternoon, different story. near 70 in delaware.