davidson did not live long enough to see women win the vote. she died in 1913, after running into the path of the king's horse at the epsom derby. but she may not have intended to kill herself. this is the actual scarf emily davidson had with her that fateful day at the derby. and it is thought now it might have been her intention to try and attach it to the bridle of the king's horse, rather than to actually bring the horse down. the scarf is owned today by a collector, who let me see a telegram she has never shown publicly before — sent from queen alexandra to the injured jockey. it says: "queen alexandra was very sorry indeed to hear of your sad accident caused by the abominable conduct of a brutal, lunatic woman." this is really strong language — a brutal, lunatic woman? well, people had mixed feelings about the militant suffragettes. half of them thought they were crazy, and half often thought that was the only way, by destroying property, that they would actually achieve the vote. as mps, women continued campaigning for equal rights. edit

>>> delaware county congresswoman, margo davidson finds herself in trouble with the law. facing criminal charges for allegedly driving with a suspended license but that is just the start. she was involved in a car accident back on the 2nd and learn ared that davidson was driving a common wealth vehicle at the time. her license was suspended in pennsylvania because of an unpaid speeding ticket in virginia in july and plans to plead not guilty to the charges she is facing tonight. >>> a purse snatcher targeted an older won that fin ired her groceryshopping. it happened in the parking lot of a shop-rite in winfield at 6:00. when a 78-year-old shopper was unloading groceries into her car and the victim threw herself on to the hood of the car and trying to stop the man and was not seriously hurt but the suspect made off with her credit cards and identification and cash. >> on the weather front temperatures outside were a treat today and enjoy it while

davidson's license was suspended due to an unpaid speeding from july.idson plans to plead not guilty. >> police say a 72-year-old man fell into a hole and died while trying to rescue his dog. this happened on the 400 block of south concourse drive not far from park side and belmont. it was 2:30 in the afternoon. the man's dog fell into a six foot deep hole and the man tried to go in after the pet. fall. >> a chester county marijuana dispensary hosted an opening today. the site is called keystone shops. the holistic center in bucks county will also cannabis is approved in pennsylvania to aid 17 conditions including neurological conditions cancer and autism. >> plame bla blizzard. january snow and freezing temperatures kept people from coming to the city leading drop in casino revenue. in one of the largest donations ever to a public school anywhere aboutington high school is giving $25 million to his alma mater. schwartzman is the billionaire ceo of black stone group. they plan to revamp their curriculum to s.t.e.m. the 1950 era high school will be renov

davidson did not live long enough to see women win the vote.e epsom derby. but she may not have intended to kill herself. this is the actual scarf emily davidson had with her that fateful day at the derby. and it is thought now it might have been her intention to try and attach it to the bridle of the king's horse, rather than to actually bring the horse down. the scarf is owned today by a collector, who let me see a telegram she has never shown publicly before — sent from queen alexandra to the injured jockey. it says: "queen alexandra was very sorry indeed to hear of your sad accident caused by the abominable conduct of a brutal, lunatic woman." this is really strong language — a brutal, lunatic woman? well, people had mixed feelings about the militant suffragettes. half of them thought they were crazy, and half often thought that was the only way, by destroying property, that they would actually achieve the vote. as mps, women continued campaigning for equal rights. edith summerskill, on the left, was first elected in 1938. her daughter, shi

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good morning, this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4, i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we're live at the mall of america outside of minneapolis bringing complete coverage of the super bowl. we're your official eagles station. from the fans to the field, we've got you covered. >> we have you covered with weather. meteorologist bill henley has a look ahead. >>> it's dry here, but a warmer morning compared to yesterday. clouds over philadelphia, 34. by 10:00, 40. there will be some breaks of sun. a chance of showers, 46 degrees. only talking rain showers today. 45 with scattered, light showers in the suburbs. a little less likely that we'll see daytime showers in delaware and philadelphia. come this evening, rain will be sweeping into the area. eventually new jersey will get some. during the day, the jersey shore, partly sunny, partly cloudy, 48 this afternoon. i'll break the forecast down hour by hour to show when you may need the umbrella during the day when i'm back in ten minutes. first, let's see how the traffic is moving. jessica boyington has first alert traffic. >>

later, here on "outnumbered overtime," republican congressman lauren davidson of ohio on the importance of the tax cuts in his state and the president's visit. how they will play in the midterm elections. we will talk about all of that. and of course we will go live when that happens. the political showdown in our nation's capital are piling up as democrats push with the release of their own surveillance memo and yet another government showdown is blooming later this week is the deadline again. let's go "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. democrats still furious about a republican memo released last week which raises questions about the integrity of the russia investigation. now the democrats want their own memo released. a memo which is expected to tell a much different story. the house intelligence committee can vote on that matter sometime today, whether or not to release it. the president could have the final say again on this. all this as it does not appear congress has made any considerable progress on the legal status of the estimated 800,000 dreamers in this country. th

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we're expecting a big drop in temperatures. 34 in some places. we'll get to meteorologist bill henley and the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >>> yeah, that cooldown has already started. we were at 53 degrees an hour ago. now at 52. slowly but steadily coming down. the warm spot right now was yesterday afternoon's cool spot, cape may. in the upper 50s now at the shore. that will change along with this -- wet weather moving in. showers, the moderate showers, a heavy downpour moving through berks county and lehigh county. the beginning of the rain. to start, not too many clouds. raindrops falling, that will change. the temperatures will be coming down. we're in the 50s nowment upper 40s for the -- now. upper 40s for the suburbs. warmer now than it will be for the afternoon. the afternoon temperatures coming down with the rain, 39 in the lehigh valley. middle 40s for new jersey. at the shore, the temperatures will be dropping into the 40s, as well. 42 in delaware. stan

state representative plarg oh davidson is accused of -- margo davidson is accused of driving with suspended licenses and getting into two crashes with a state-funded car. davidson closed her door and said nothing when we tried to ask her about it last night. cougar documents show the -- court documents show the democrat from lansdowne first crashed in january. she was cited for driving with a suspended license and failing to call police. earlier this month, state police cited her again after she got into another wreck. >>> and president trump is addressing the issue of domestic violence a week after one of his top aides resigned amid abuse allegations. >> i am totally opposed to debt ceilings -- to domestic violence of any kind. it almost wouldn't have to be said. now you hear it, but you all know it. >> the president didn't specifically talk about rob porter. porter left his job as white house staff secretary after two ex-wives accused him of physical and emotional abuse. the president ignored questions about the scandal seven times this week. >>> 6:06. 44 degrees in the philadelphia area.

. >>> harley-davidson is recalling more than 200,000 motorcycles all over the world. brake fluid deposits occur when the fluid is not changed. both deposits can cause a valved stick. harley-davidson dealers will flush out the entire brake system with brake fluid that is not acceptable to those deposits. brake failure has caused three people to crash into those people were hurt. >>> a government shutdown to be hours away. once again, details of a compromise that is emerging between both parties. we'll tell you what prompted a federal jury to award in a mate $65,000. >>> right now, we see traffic moving along very well. if you're driving on interstate 80. >>> san jose everyday this month we have either set or tied a record high. i think that streak comes to an end today. the record is 78. that was set back about three years ago. >>> in the south bay, 20 women said they were sexually abused at a prestigious all girl catholic high school. the details and also how these allegations go back several decades. >>> the deadline is just hours away at this point. we can see a par

tracy davidson and vai sikahema live this morning. it was really such an incredible game from start to finish. >> it really was. and those under dogs are now top dogs. this is such a cinderella story whatever you want to call it with a clear star, quarterback nick foles. >> this goes back to 2015 when these two teams played, and they ran a similar play that was run earlier montana game to tom brady, but this time this one here he catches it, scores a touch down. you remember tom brady ran and got this play in the second quarter, i believe it was. he dropped the pass. look at mike trout. he loved this team and loves the players, big eagles fan. but that touch down maintained momentum for him. foles also threw three touch downs on his way to the super bowl mvp award. league officials actually had to review the play to make sure that erts did have control of the football as he went over the line. the ball comes loose, but after the fact. he scored the touch down, and it turned out to be the winning score. and second later eagles pretty m

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. we're keeping an eye on the rain and light snow falling across the region. good morning, bill. >> good morning, guys. it's mostly rain here. it's been too warm for anything else. the temperatures have been nicely above freezing. this saviis a view of camden, w is seeing some rain showers but it's already starting to tamer off. it's going to be drying out quickly and turning colder. we'll get sunshine, but gusty winds will be blowing bringing the temperatures down. we may run into some icy spots. if it doesn't dry up this morning, those puddles will freeze during the day today. and then it gets clear and colder tonight. and we'll see the teens tryerg but the radar is picking up that snow above ground level. by the time it reaches the ground it is just a bit of reason. t the snow has already allentown. you might see a flurry, but mostly it's just been a few rain drops this morning. the temperatures too warm right now really for anything to stick. it was warm all ni

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. might be time to break out the short sleeves today as we are expecting more record warmth. hey, bill. >> hey, vai. hard to believe we're about a month away from the beginning of spring, but it certainly felt like spring yesterday. this a live view of cape may. that's not the only spot seeing some thick fog. allentown is reporting some dense fog. thick also in wilmington. and the fog we can see at wild wood a quarter mile visibility there. there are some spots in between, and it is still forming right now. so we'll likely see some more fog before we get that sunshine and record warmth. 60 degrees right now in the suburbs, 53 with the fog in philadelphia. and this afternoon we're on track with more records today. 76 in philadelphia, 70 for the suburbs and new jersey where even the lehigh valley and delaware, look at that 77 degrees this afternoon. the coolest spot will be the jersey shore, but you'll get some sunshine too and into the 60s in the afternoon. i'll break it down hour by hou

i'm tracy davidson. >> and vaisi sikahema. >> it's a warmer start this morning. nowhere near as cold yesterday. we're in the 30s right now. 35 decrease in philadelphia, and the wind has settled down. it's moving at just 6 miles an hour. we will see the clouds this morning break for some sunshine. we'll see partly cloudy skies and 41 at 10:00. also notice the wind is going to be picking up out of the southwest. that's going to boost temperatures. also 34 with a little bit of a breeze at 6 miles an hour. by 10:00 the clouds break for some sunshine. upper 40s and low 50s. 32 degrees in philadelphia, and upper 503 in delaware. i'll break the forecast down hour by hour to show you how quickly those temperatures climb in your neighborhood when i'm back in ten minutes, but first jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >>> and to start this morning we're on the schuylkill expressway. on the westbound side we're watching a construction project. if you look very closely you can see some cones in the street there. coming out of south street. and coming out of colleg

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. yesterday about 4:00, i went out with my dog charlie in shorts. me, not the dog. it was nice. not so much today i don't think. we'll check in with meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >>> it is going to be a much chillier day. we'll see those record, temperatures in the rearview mirror. they're falling now. the numbers are still on the mild side for this time of year. we're in the 40s and 50s to start with. wilmington, though slowly seeing the temperatures come down. so far it's dry in wilmington, philadelphia, trenton. you see the wet weather moving through the lehigh valley, light showers from berks and lehigh counties and north hampton and the pocono mountains. temperatures will slowly come down. we're getting our warmest temperatures of the day right now. 53 in new jersey. 53 in philadelphia. fourth -- 40s through the lehigh valley. in the morning, temperatures come down. this afternoon with rain, 30s in the lehigh valley. 40s for t

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. it's a cool start but we'll be pleased with the outcome. let's check in with bill henley, the most accurate "first alert" forecast. >> only if you love sun. if you're longing for the clouds over the weekend, i've got bad news. it's cold this morning. colder than yesterday. down to 30 right now in the suburbs and new jersey and 29 degrees in the lehigh valley. skies are clear. no sign of any fog once the sun is up, that's all we'll see all day. and we'll see temperatures climb. 32 degrees at 8:00. by 11:00, pushing close to 50 degrees. and that's in easton. for philadelphia, you'll see a similar quick warmup. 30s to start with. near 40 at 8:00. and then 50 degrees at 11:00. with winds that will shift out of the northwest. that's a cooling direction for us. we'll see them shift and from the west, so a nice breeze. even though a colder morning but with sunshine for the day. into the 50s all around and at the shore. no sign of any fog this morning, sunshine and 50 degrees this afternoon.

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. about 39 degrees in philadelphia. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley. >> think about that, vai, 39 degrees in philadelphia and warm at the shore, too. that's very unusually mild for this time of year, the last day of february. we're starting out without any fog. the other day was thick fog. not in ocean city. you can see the breeze is blowing right now. that's a southwesterly wind. it's not just the shore that's g getting it. 13 miles an hour in dover, but just at 7 in wilmington and philadelphia. that's a southwesterly wind and that's why the temperatures are so much milder this morning and why i'm expecting another nice warmup during the day today. 40 right now in new jersey, 38 in the lehigh valley and upper 30s for the suburbs and philadelphia, too. and that 38 degrees in delaware, we will see sunshine. there will be more clouds around than yesterday, but we'll get enough sunshine to warm from 38 degrees to 50 degrees and climbing at 10:00. and look at those winds out of the southwest at 10 miles an hour

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikehema. >> look at the rain coming down in wilmington. it's really coming down now at cape may. a live view from the cape may lafayette hotel. you can see a bit of light shower activity but it's steadier rain moving through delaware and south jersey at this time. and there are more showers lining up to the west, so it's going to be an all day affair. showers and so will the chilly temperatures. they will make some progress. we'll see them warm from the 30s to the 40s. 30s in the lehigh valley, new jersey 36 in the suburbs, and philadelphia at 38 degrees right now. rain showers and 40 at 8:00 and 41 with cloudy skies and some rain at 11:00. and this afternoon, yeah we warm into the 40s, but it's never really going to feel warm. keep in mind the other day we were at 77 degrees in philadelphia. 40s this afternoon and 30s for the lehigh valley. i'll break your forecast down hour by hour and show you most likely when you'll need your umbrella during the day. but first let's see what's going on with the roads. jessica boyington has your first a

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley with his first alert forecast and most accurate forecast. >> a steady light rain for philadelphia, and we're going to see a lot more of that coming out of the sky during the day today. so grab your rain gear. you can see the showers that's been stretching across philadelphia right now, that is light rain. and it's a little bit steadier and coming down just a bit heavier in a few neighborhoods in the lehigh valley. the fog first thing this morning. thick fog, well not yet for allentown. a mile and a quarter contributing. that's considered light fog. no sign of cold air. we're in the 50s right now, and that's where we're going to stay for most of it day today. 57 in philadelphia, a rainy day for new jersey, the lehigh valley and delaware, too. rain today, snow over the weekend. i'll break it down hour by hour with the future cast when i come back in ten minutes. but first jessica boyington watching your first alert traffic. >>> tlrhat's right

tracy davidson and vai sikahema are breaking down the biggest plays from the mall of america. dray clark is in minneapolis with some of emotional moments from players. we begin with matt delucia. matt. >> reporter: good morning, rosemary. this is what we've been seeing here throughout the night here at 17 and chestnut with the poles that were knocked down here. and you can see across the street there you see a pole was knocked down as well. and you also see over here some of the -- the newspaper stands that were knocked over as well. there are still some folks still out here having a good time. yes, thank you very much. you also see some of the trash. there were a lot of people having a good time, but there's trash as well. the rite aid, some folks there say some teens went into the store, stole some items there and then left the store there, also breaking the window. if you take a look at some of the video there, there's been damage up and down chestnut street between 16th and 17th in this area. so people definitely having a good time, some taking that good time to another le

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. just about 5:00 a.m. and it is cold out there, let's get to meteorologist bill henley. the most accurate nbc10 "first alert" weather forecast. bill? >> especially this time yesterday, this time yesterday, we still had neighborhoods close to 60 degrees. not this morning. back to february. 20s right now for new jersey, the lehigh valley, suburbs and philadelphia. and delaware is at 28 degrees right now. we will see a lot of sunshine. and the winds will back off during the day. that's a 13-mile-per-hour wind that's blowing right now in wilmington. 9 miles an hour at 10:00. sunshine, will be climbing to the freezing point at 10:00 but it will go higher this afternoon as winds die down and bright sunshine takes us through the day. looks like low 40s for just about everybody. with the exception, the jersey shore into the 30s for today. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you how quickly the temperatures will climb in the area when i'm back in ten minutes. plus a peek of the valentine's day forecast. first,

. >> this is "nbc 10 news today," i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. we're tracking dense fog right now. here's a live look at the skyline which is hard to make out there. you see the lights. the fog is expected to linger for hours making it harder for those to see. when the fog moves out, record warmth will move in. "first alert" meteorologist bill henley is tracking all of that. hey, bill. >> you see that in the live view from allentown. thick fog will be around and it's widespread. especially in pennsylvania. zero visibility in coatesville. down to a quarter mile for reading, lancaster, allentown and quakertown. moving into philadelphia, but not too bad. dense fog under an mile an hour in northeast philadelphia. and light fog in south jersey and delaware, too. we run into spots in delaware and south jersey. you won't run into any cold air. the temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. most neighborhoods are running 10 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. coolest spot at 39 degrees. fog at 7:00. then it starts to lift but still cloudy and 48 degrees at 10

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. a schocool start, but at least e follow-free. >> there you go. >> let's get to bill henley and the "first alert" neighborhood forecast. bill. >> no sign of fog this morning. no sign of warm air either. look at the lehigh valley at 29 degrees. 33 degrees right now in delaware. we will see a sunny day today. and the temperatures will warm up rapidly. 34 degrees. that's at 7:00 this morning. up to 47 degrees and climbing at 10:00 in philadelphia. starting at 36 degrees, look at the temperatures this afternoon. into the middle 50s all around. even those colder neighborhoods will make it into the middle 50s. 56 degrees in the suburb, new jersey, 55 inland. and 50s at the shore. stand by to grab your sunglasses and your jacket this morning. i'll break it down hour by hour to show you how quickly the temperatures climb when i'm back in ten minutes but first how is traffic with jessica boyington with "first alert" traffic. >>> right around academy road no problems right now. pretty empty actu

davidson's license was suspended due to an unpaid speeding ticket from july. davidson plans to plead not guilty. >> police say a 72-year-old man fell into a hole and died while trying to rescue his dog. this happened on the 400 block of south concourse drive not far from park side and belmont. it was 2:30 in thethe man's dogx foot deep hole and the man tried to go in after the pet. neither survived the fall. >> a chester county marijuana dispensary hosted an opening today. the site is called keystone shops. the holistic center in bucks county will also be opening. cannabis is approved in pennsylvania to conditions including neurological conditions, cancer and autism. >> plam blame it on the blizzar. january snow and freezing temperatures kept people from coming to the city leading to a 10% drop in casino revenue. in one of the largest donations ever to a public school anywhere, aboutington high school is giving $25 million to his alma mater. schwartzman is the billionaire ceo of black stone group. they plan to revamp their curriculum to s. the 1950 era high sc

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. fog is coming from laurel to camden right over the bridge. let's get to bill henley with the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. bill. >> you can see this from foley stadium in wilmington. the fog not as thick here. all of those neighborhoods as you mentioned are going to have it likely for hours. it's going to take some time to clear. the thickest fog is in the suburbs and lehigh valley. reading, quakertown holding for zero visibility in quakertown. and coatesville and philadelphia international also seeing that dense fog. not as widespread in delaware and south jersey, but you can see pockets of light fog. we'll see temperatures climb and see the fog disappear but that's going to take hours to begin with. 48 degrees unusually warm. the average high temperature is 45. we're already higher than that in philadelphia. 50s in new jersey. that warm air will surge into the rest of the area. and this afternoon, we'll get some sunshine, the fog will be long gone. and the temperature

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i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. 45 degrees. you see on the screen. let's get ride to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. bill? >> hey, 45 degrees. we would normally see that as a high temperature this time of year. not in the morning. we should be in the 20s. very warm start. and a little bit rainy, too. this is a live view of the art museum. dampness there, scattered light showers overnight. scattered in cape may. sprinkles in trenton and showers to the west. most of the day, you will not need the umbrella. just going to be cloudy. it's going to be mild. the temperatures now 40s. 45 in philadelphia, look at new jersey, 47 degrees.g o mild. and with sunless skies today. the clouds will be with us all day. not too many showers. in fact, a sprinkle at best for most neighborhoods. 60s for philadelphia and the suburbs. new jersey up to 65 degrees. you might see a brief shower this afternoon. most of the day mild. i'll break the day down hour by hour and show when showers retur

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. say good-bye to the record warmth as temperatures are dropping. bill? >>> they're suddenly coming down, and rain is coming into the area. not everybody is seeing the rain this morning. philadelphia, for example, is dry. that will change during the day. i'm tracking some rain showers. so far, passing to the north for most neighborhoods. we've seen a little bit of rain in reading and allentown, the first showers now moving off to the northeast. there's more wet weather on the way. don't leave without the ra rain gear today. temperatures mild, coming down slowly. 54 now in philadelphia. 54 in new jersey and suburbs, the lehigh valley, dropping into the 40s. that's where we're headed during the day. temperatures will keep coming down, and rain will come down, eventually dropping into the 30s this afternoon for the lehigh valley. low 40s in delaware, 40s for philadelphia, the suburbs, and new jersey, too. it's going to get colder as the day goes on. i'll come back, break it down hour by ho

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. let's get to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate forecast in town. bill? >> vai, it's much colder this morning than yesterday. we're running 20 to 35 degrees colder this morning which means we're back to february. for philadelphia, 29 degrees is a cold start made colder feeling by the wind out of the north at 12 miles an hour. the wind will die down. once the sun is up, that's going to make the difference. we'll warm into the low 30s at 10:00 and make it to the low 40s in the afternoon for just about everyone. even at the shore, plenty of shine. 38 degrees the high there, though. i'll break it down hour by hour to show you how quickly the temperatures warm in your fabd, but first, jessica boyington is watching the traffic. >> we're starting on the schuylkill expressway for the cameras around the vine street expressway, once you get past the vine area here, you'll see a lane blocked but both directions are still open. we're not seeing closures. here at 422, drive times loo

i'm vai sikahema. >>> i'm tracy davidson.itement and set the stage for a day the eagles fans will remember for a long time. it's nice and warm in here, but it's zero. it's 0 outside,

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rob porter's ex wives the wife of davidson son? victims. >> i think what you saw the president go through this week, if you played the video of the speech that he o comment that he made he was saddened by. that he's been -- he's been let down by somebody he trusted, he put in place of authority then wasn't told the truth. that saddened the president. you saw that. >> garrett: spoken highly of chief kelly, chief of staff, he's brought order and discipline was this week, a week that is consistent with the order and discipline? >> again, i keep telling you, we've had these conversations before that to watch the media cover the west wing then go to work there is like night and day. belief the media there is complete disarray, simply not the case. the west wing continues to function, it fixs well i hear that i'm being considered in the media at least for replacing the chief of staff, you think that maybe someone would have mentioned it to me. no one talked to me. >> garrett: how badly do you want that job? >> i don't want that job. i lo

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is reported to be considering import tariffs on american goods including harley davidson motorbikes what's going on there. well the european union is getting prepared for the case that the united states impose import tariffs on european goods which the europeans would consider not in line with world trade regulation in this case the european union might impose import tariffs on american goods and services and that would make products like harley-davidson or jack daniels whiskey much more expensive here in europe but i have to say these are only rumors at this stage the european union is only considering this and in other news we've got a minister from spain luis de cwindows who's going to become the next vice president of the e.c.b. what does that mean for mario draghi and his successor next year conrad. well the written rule in the eurozone is that if a man from the south or a person from the south becomes the vice president of the european central bank somebody from the euro zone's north. has to become the president so that now after the nomination of the who is the go in windows from sp

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i would tell you, harley davidson, i was saying what's the story? they were saying it's a 75 to 100% tax. they got used to it so many years. i'm doing it for them and others. but they weren't even asking. they've gotten used to it. and your folks have gotten used to it too. you take that great product and sole it overseas, they make it almost impossible for you to do that, not only monetarily with the tax, but they also have other criteria. >> i understand. but i would say, mr. president, there's also -- the second issue that has developed in this country with these corporations, and producing the quality vehicles that they do, is the true american smelters left. in reference of the costs here, they won't even fill the products of some of these customers because they don't have to, because they have people standing in line. if you can't buy the specks, you're out of a job. >> i agree. we want big competition, including competition within our country, and we want to take outside sources. but we want competition and we want jobs. >> and customer servi

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affected by restrictive trade measures from the united states that could hit iconic brands like harley davidson its motorcycles are reportedly on a retaliatory list that u. has drawn up to punish if steel quotas are introduced as well as american made bourbon whiskey those products were apparently chosen because they're made in the home states of influential legislators no one is talking about a trade war but there's little question that the pressure is mounting the e.u.'s also worried by the new u.s. decision to radically sink corporate taxes mission to avoid firms moving their headquarters from europe to the u.s. and we'd like to avoid any slowdown of investment those are things we'll discuss that's important because what it comes down to is keeping jobs in europe. germany's acting finance minister said he hopes for support from people in the u.s. they continue to want a good relationship with brussels. for a time to cross over to sufficient correspondent on wall street tell us what are the reactions to the wrath rake centering around this possible trade war what are you hearing. what wall st

confirm that officially of course if you focus on the products like motorcycles in wisconsin or harley davidson at least or whiskey in tennessee and kentucky you can associate those goods with states that can be associated in return with some politicians from the republican party or with the majority of republican voters i would be very careful with that why because those lists originated a long time ago under george w. bush we understand because of course there have been many trade tussles between the european union and the united states in the past already it seems they might have been updated now under the trump administration because it seems like this administration will really change course on trade but like i said they originated in a different time and really meddling here with the internal policies that's nothing that anyone here officially would confirm i think what we do know though is that both sides are preparing for the. but as you mentioned there are ways around is the w t o the world trade organization which trump doesn't say it sounds so interested in he sounds more interested

. >> harley davidson shift gears, rolling out an electric hog. >> it is an extraordinary final on this one rock, more than 70 footprints of dinosaurs, mammals, not jurasic park, it's crustaceous park. >> your excitement was what on a scale? >> 11. growing up, a lot of people judged me because of the way i look. "i thought all asians were good at math." "you all look the same to me." "no, where are you really from?" "9/11 was your fault." "how do you see out of such small eyes?" "go back to your country." i guess i wish that people knew... we are not all the same. we are not all the same. we are not all the same. >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> in the state of the union last night the president called for one and a half trillion dollars to fix the nation's crumbling infrastructure. much of the money would come from private companies. but laws in several states including ten see present some roadblocks. for more on this, here is transportation correspondent, kris van cleave along a bunchy stretch of i-440 in nashville. >> reporter: interstate 440 is the road nashville residents

if morning, i'm tracy davidson. sunshine to start your day.h, enjoying the sunshine all day long and is having a positive impact on the temperatures 7 up to 37 degrees, up by 7 degrees in delaware. 29 in the suburbs. those 20s will quickly appear on our way to the 50s this afternoon. nothing but sunshine today, tracy. >> let's check the roads withs in 10 "first alert" reporter jessica. >> we're approaching the trenton area where we have an accident up ahead. we've got a view of the camera. you can see traffic is barely moving here. a lane block up ahead. watching 95, 14 minutes from the southbound pretty heavy from the woodhaven road to the expressway. tracy. >> thanks for the heads-up. remember, "first alert" weather and traffic every weekday morning on nbc10 news from 4:00 to 7:00 a.m. >>> and pennsylvania governor tom wolf and state officials say they're moving hod with that congressional map for the may primary. and the map was ruled it favors republicans who heavily. and they're asking the justices to reject the appeal to put that map on

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. it's cold here, but cold at home as well. it's wet back there. a little bit of snow in some laces. let's check in with meteorologist bill henley. >> the rain is about to come to an end. i'm tracking some rain and some very light snow. many neighborhoods are not seeing any snow, but we will all get the cold gusty winds as the wet whether comes in first thing this morning. slippery spots, there could be a few. it's going to drop below freezing, but most areas are going to dry out. the wet weather, that's rain for cape may and atlantic city. it's trying to change over snow. it's really not having much luck as the atmosphere still on the warm side. there might be a brief snow shower, but not expecting accumulation with what we have today. look at the suburbs. a few flurries in the lehigh valley at 37 degrees. warmer now than it will be this afternoon. it's going to be below freezing during the day today. i'll break it down hour by hour to show you what your day looks like before you head out the door when i'm back in ten minutes.

this is an interesting campaign and i have written a book about emily davidson, the only suffragette arrested because it would help the publicity of their cause. the first act of militancy was in 1905 when one of the pankhursts spat at a policeman to hopefully get imprisoned, and the idea of whitewashing that and asking for the record to be scrubbed is may be misguided. it was a key part of what they were trying to achieve to get publicity. that is interesting. have you written a book about this as well? i'm afraid not. laughter last year we had the so—called turing law in which gay men who had been prosecuted would be pardoned, and so eusebius as the government doing this —— and so you can see this as the government doing this to mark a big event like a centenary, but whether this is the right thing to do, and lucy makes a good case that those convictions were badges of honour and it allowed them to campaign and get the vote. and now the guardian. we have a picture of a very elated lauri love, the british student accused of hacking who has won his appeal against his extradition. i s

i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema. let's check in with bill henley, with the "first alert" forecast. the most accurate forecast in the neighborhood. bill, this fog is going to last, would you say? >> we'll see that well into the commute. this is allentown, one of the areas reporting dense fog. quarter-mile visibility. quakertown, coatesville, zero visibility. there are neighborhoods not as thick. light fog for pottstown and doylestown, a mile and a half. now, we're seeing improvement at philadelphia international. they were reporting quarter-mile visibility, now, half a mile. that should help at the airport. you're find some pockets of fog. it's not as widespread into south jersey and delaware, still time to thicken up a bit. 48 degrees in the suburbs. 50 right now and climbing at the airport. even though the sun's not up, starting to see wind picking up at 9 miles an hour and that's why the fog is starting to ease. 51 degrees in delaware. a few sprinkles a little mist along with the fog but doesn't last. we'll get sun