scott. >> hi there, dawn.ight now, we are dry but take look all of this moisture off to our south. from the gulf of mexico to the mid atlantic, it's headed right in our direction overnight tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. the closest snow right now around norfolk virginia also moving toward roanoke and southern parts of virginia. so that system is headed right toward the philadelphia area and points down the shore. advisories are in purple that does include the i-95 corridor. wilmington, philadelphia, mullica hill, salem, voorhees, to mt. holly and then in the pink those are the warnings, that's where most of the snow will occur during the day tomorrow. we'll start the clock at 3am still dry but watch what happens by four, 5:00 a.m. we're talking that snow moving up from the south to the north. so moving toward the i-95 corridor by 8:00 a.m. points north and west by 10, 11:00 o'clock getting as far north and west as the lehigh valley and then continuing down the shore into the afternoon. so here's the

good evening, i'm dawn timoney.ust how cold are we talking and will we see any snow over the next couple days? i think it's possible. let's check in now with meteorologist scott williams to find out the details of this weekend forecast and any possible snow scott. >> good evening, dawn. yes, temperatures will be dipping below freezing for tonight for the first time in about two weeks around philadelphia. but get ready for a shock to the system. yesterday's high temperature was 55. for your friday 44. by the upcoming weekend high temperatures right around 40 into the low 40's but feels-like temperatures will be into the 20's and also into the teens for some. take a look at some of the colder air moving its way towards philadelphia. 35 degrees right now. williamsport 33. as we move towards pittsburgh numbers checking into the upper 20's. so, for tonight, it will be cold. it will stay breezy. wind chills dipping into the teens and 20's. temperatures area wide drop below freezing. the bottom line for the upcoming weeken

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dawn. >> bruce, thank you.onight the house of representatives has approved an initial budget to begin the process of repealing obama care. that vote coming in at 227-198 with nine republicans voting nah and zero democrats voting for the approval. vote does not actually repeal or replace the affordable care act. the vote sinks the house with the senate possibly helping the republicans avoid democratic filibuster who's could stoop efforts to repeal and replace. >>> meantime here in philadelphia, some local leaders are calling for the preservation of obama care today. state senator vincent hughes, city council members and other health advocates held a news conference in city hall. senator hughes says more than a million people in pennsylvania are covered i wasn't the affordable care act. it is vital that national leaders do not repeal it. >> that it has been an incredibly positive impact for everyone in pennsylvania. not those who don't -- not just those who didn't have insurance but all of us, all of us, even tho

christmas day has dawned bright and good. but as we got to late afternoon, rain began to fall and next with sleet. the wind began to pick up so the sleet would sting when it hit your face. as we stand with washington, we're watching about 2500 men loaded onto those durham boats that i mentioned a few moments ago. those soldiers along with artillery cannon pieces and horses getting on board. load ase difficult to night was falling and the delaware current was running strong and there were ice flows coming down the river, always threatening to overturn those boats. and washington himself begin to board one of those boats. i have no historical evidence for what i'm about to take -- say, but i have to believe as a that moment, washington's mind had a flashback, if only for a few seconds, to an event in his life more than 20 years earlier. event that was hauntingly similar to what he was experiencing now. the year was in 1753, the royal governor of virginia was concerned about what the french were doing in the western part of the

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. >> i'm dawn timoney. seemed like once the snow started falling today it was never going to stop. we do have live team coverage for you, this blast of winter weather. our sack even kuriakose has been down the shore all day. first we want to check in with meteorologist, to find out what's coming our way next, monica? >> at this point we're done with the worse of the storm, it has since pushed off into the atlantic. here see ultimate doppler radar, scanning the skies, and really things have quieted down as we headed through the evening. that's what we can expect, clearing skies, tomorrow. it is going to offer a lot more sunshine for us. where is that storm going? well, you can see it headed up northeast, still really affected parts of massachusetts, and into connecticut for us here no longer a threat. but let's take a look at snowfall totals, i picked out a few location that is received the highest amount like ocean view, delaware, at over foot of snowfall. that's where we've had some of the highest amounts in delaware, and in new jersey, like port norris, new jersey, 10 inches, est

good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm joyce evans.fter well a couple of mild days outside, winter has rolled back into town. cold and wet. our crews caught folks huddled underneath umbrellas in center city tonight trying to dodge the rain and all that cold out there. let's head over to meteorologist monica cryan. when does this stop? >> soon enough guys. i promise. probably win the time we're done this show. most of that moisture will be moving out into the atlantic bulk of at least. here we are looking at ultimate doppler radar looping this through the last three hours or so and you can see just wrap up we had lot of rain into delaware and into south jersey and then actually at the back edge of it it was freezing rain. we'll get to in just a bit. let's see what's left over in south lancaster county into chester county you can see a few spots of some freezing rain that's indicated by that pink and also near trenton. the trenton area mercer county that's where we also are seeing freezing rain left over. thank can create problems a lot

>> reporter: thanks, dawn. well, tens of thousands, they marched through the street of washington, to ends here, at the steps of the supreme court. it was the march for life and earlier today donald trump, he tweeted his support for these marchers, and they got something more than that. the support of vice president mike pence, and why that is significant? for the first time, in 44 years, that's when the march started, a vice president attended and spoke. now, the speakers at today's march, they spoke about efforts being put into place to stop federal funding of planned parenthood. now, here in the district, there was undoubtedly comparisons made throughout the day between last week's women's march, and then today's march for life. so i asked the handful of marchers today, do they feel you could participate in both mars? take a listen. >> i think you can't be pro-choice and pro women because of half of those babe that's are aborted are girls. >> you can be pro-life and pro woman. and i agree to everybody those

i'm dawn timoney. >> and i'm chris o'connell.is not just garbage being destroyed in these fires. fox 29's joanne pileggi live. >> reporter: police are trying to figure out if these arson fires respect connected. there have been four fires set intentionally in queen village in the last month and a lot of people as you ised are concerned that the next time could be much worse. in the surveillance video there's no mistake. this guy uses a lighter or matches and sets fire to me garbage and boxes in front of a thrift shop on south fifth street early this morning. >> it could have easily burned the whole store down. >> reporter: adam procter found the mess outside the thrift shop when you arrived. >> i see all the cardboard out front is burned up. i look to my left and i see the flower pots all burned our signs are burned, the whole front of the store like the plaque paint was bubbling and then i noticed the car that was parked here completely burned, the back of it, door handles. >> reporter: he called police and checked his store sur

a drop of dawn and grease is gone.can't sleep because you're worrying about your big... ...day tomorrow? don't forget about the client dinner. hope you didn't forget! what're you gonna wear? hannah. did you get that email i sent you? i need you to respond... ...before you wake up. when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing. so the toronto mable leaves aren't great, but considering how bad they were last year. the caps went into the third down 4-2. they were trailing by a goal. a huge that ties the game at four all. two caps' goals in 79 seconds. six minutes ago. drives to the net, pass in front, john carlson gets he scores. it's five all. that would send us to over time. just 22 seconds in over time, carlson breaks free, passes to owe see, he buries. the caps win a wild one, 6-5 in over time. meantime the wizards continuing their texas two step facing the halfs tonight. john wall lobs to bradley beal. he hangs for just a little too long. a lot of

. ♪ >> northeast of cape canaveral, 1000 miles into the atlantic, dawn's early light fills the britishermuda. station to you in the mercury network proceeds with the countdown. the tracking and telemetry stations, 18 in all, are and avenue of electronic checkpoints around the world to monitor and communicate with friendship 7 as it passes overhead. >> cape this is bermuda. >> radar is the eyes of the station and elementary is of the ears. each second, telemetry will hear and record nearly 2000 items of information brought down from friendship seven. in the months to come, engineers and scientists will find telemetry records, answers needed for the boulder space explorations of the future. >> displays and recorders have been calibrated. >> roger, thank you. >> flight this is mn oh. all systems status green. ♪ >> latitude, five degrees north. longitude, seven degrees west. a spot in the atlantic ocean off the coast of africa, and nation three, the rose not, waits under the morning sun for john glenn. operating out of trinidad, rose not will communicate with friendship 7 and monitor the j

dawn laguens? >> very concerned about the history of tom price, as you mentioned, 65 times voted against the affordable care act, has been a leader in the defunding and fight against planned parenthood services. as you heard him, will not commit to protecting the preventative health services. we're a lot about the 20 million people who may lose insurance coverage. we don't hear very much about the 55 million women who are getting no co-pay birth control today, saving $1.4 billion into their family budgets every year that they are threatening. this is going to have a big impact. i call it the mom tax. they're going to shift $1.4 billion back onto the ledgers of families in this country. and that is going to be a big shock to people. it will mean a lot of people don't get the cacare and coverae in the birth control option that would work best for them. amy: dawn laguens, thank you for being with us executive vice , president of planned parenthood federation of america and the planned parenthood actio

they spent all night setting up the trick, and didn't get it right until long after dawn. honestly, i thought an hour tops, knock the ball down the stairs a couple of times and get home to bed and be back at work tomorrow. but no, it turned out to be a whole night stint. we got that clip at ten to eight and we said eight o'clock was our cut off point completely.

and intents and purposes to help the red-legged frog and snake atheist i'm going to turn it over to dawn. >> as stayed the sharp park before you is not a golf course development a restoration project that has been contemplated in with only form or another since so 92 that saves a lot of restoration at sharp park since 2006 the rec and park department decided to actually pursue a more robust restoration project that was than was initially contemplated in 2006 at lagoon and the action was needed in coordination with the regulatory agencies we developed that started as a pragmatic project

>> all right, dawn. after having their 20 game winning streak snapped this past wednesday night, the villanova wildcats must prepare for another tough biggies match up. coming up in sports, hear from head coach jay wright on his team's minds set off their first lost since march 12th, 2016. >> on the next dish nation, turns out it might and real full-fledged lip locking smash alert. looks like we're still a man short. not anymore. gus! the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. let's hit the ice. whoaaa! take the shot! (buzzer) that shot was one in a million. so's this. all the money millionaire edition, new from the pennsylvania lottery. with five top prizes of a million bucks. it's a real game changer. (giggles) keep on scratchin' >>> we continue our coverage of breaking news out of fort lauderdale, florida five people dead, many others injured, after man opened fire at the baggage claim inside the airport. police took that man into custody. he's identified as 26 year year oldest tow ban santiago

had two years before starring together on red dawn. despite that, the chemistry during their screen test was undeniable. >> i've got control beyond belief in these wrists, okay? your fear will be going over. >> yes, that's true. >> that's a scary lift, you know, and someone has to -- when you're just teetering at your hips over someone's head, it's a very scary thing to get up there and have the courage to just do it with abandon and let go. but the lake was a safe place to do it. >> good. >> patrick's role was originally given to val kilmer, but he turned it down. sayre ca jessica parker and sharon stone reportedly tried out for the part of 17-year-old baby. jennifer had five minutes during her audition to prove she could play younger and she nailed it. >> i'm telling everybody my real age. >> what is it? >> 27. nobody seems to care. ♪ >> this iconic scene was actually just patrick and jennifer messing around before a take. the director liked it so much, it ended up in the film.

dawn. >> all right, thank you sean. >>> legendary actor john hurt has died following a long battle with pancreatic cancer. hurt was best known for movies like the elephant man and the harry potter films. he received two academy award nominations during his six decade career. the british actor also performed on stage. hurt was 77 years old. >>> original cast members from the broadway smash hit hamilton and american musical are going to sing the america the beautiful at super bowl 51. the original hamilton cast members will join music icons

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just before dawn in washington, d.c. before the dawn of the trump presidency. the sun will rise this morning with one commander in chief and set with another. this is the peaceful transfer of power. one of the hallmarks of our democracy. at noon today, right there, on the steps of the capitol, donald trump will become the 45th president of the united states. this is such a busy day. jam packed schedule of events conducted under the tightest of security. we have it covered for you. we will begin with cnn's sunlen serfaty who is live on the steps of the capitol. >> reporter: john, this is the historic moment and where it will happen where donald trump will be sworn in office. as he takes the oath, he will use two bibles. one a bible that was president lincoln's and used by president obama in 2009 and also a bible that is personal in nature. his childhood bible which was given to him by his mother when he was 9 years old. he will give the most important address of his political life. the inauguration speech. aides say this is not an agenda speech. more of a philos

fox 29's dawn timmeney reports from the cumberland county courthouse. >> eat hurt her for way too long. now it's time for him to feel some of that pain. take away his freedoms. >> brian dunn says anger fill his heart today when he saw his cousin's accused killer appear on video in come cumberland couy core. james monelle is accused of stabbing his estranged wife together. she endure years of dough mow tech abuse. >> she a restraining order. she had definitely went to the judge plenty of times to get the kids and herself out of state. the judge granted her to leave the state but not the kids and she wasn't leaving the kids behind. >> reporter: o'shea watson had two children with mow monelle. they were at home at the time their mother was brutally murdered allegedly at the hands of their own father. >> i'm done hide wagon i feel. i want him buried underneath that jail. >> reporter: the 32-year-old monelle managed to elude police for two weeks his pick up was found in cedarville a day after the murder. but it wasn't until monday that someone spotted him hiding in the woods and called poli

>> dawn, thanks. >>> now on to your fox 29 weather authority now. let's take live look at the ben franklin parkway. showers on and off this evening as people headed home from work. >> no need to travel somewhere warm any time soon though. take live look at philadelphia international airport. stay put because we're going to have a have wintertime heat wave of sorts. let's check out that -- that is live ultimate doppler radar. you see the rain it's kind of moving out of the area. behind it, well, rumor more has it another mini spring is on the horizon. so here to tell us whether the rumors are true or not meteorologist kathy orr. >> could be another january thaw. we already had it but hey, why not another? you can see on ultimate doppler, lucy what you're talking about. this is the leading edge of the end of the rain the beginning of the end so to speak. where you see the yellows and also those darker greens places like chester county into wilmington, heading into chester and even drexel hill, delaware county, that's where we are seeing that last bout

our dawn timmeney joins us live now from the criminal justice center in center city. dawn? >> reporter: lucy, it certainly is a big big day for lieutenant owens left paralyzed and in wheelchair from that horrific accident. today he said he is very glad to be leaving rehab and ready to move forward with the next chapter in his life. >> feel a lot better than i did when i first got here. i'm just happy to go home. >> reporter: it's been a long time coming for sheriff lieutenant paul owens. the 50-year-old was critically injured at the criminal justice center back on august 4th when the employee elevator he was on crashed through the ceiling shaft. he's been roughing from severe head and chest injuries at magee rehabilitation hospital. >> what are you looking forward to the most? >> just being with my family. it's ban long time. it's been almost six months. >> reporter: sheriff jewel williams has anxiously been waiting for this day as well. >> it's one of the best days for me knowing that i've known paul for many years and now i get the opportunity to see him on his way home s

good evening, i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm chris o'connell. the suspected shooter is in police custody and now we are beginning to learn about his past. our shawnette wilson is at philadelphia international airport tonight focusing on airport safety but we start tonight with brad sattin live in the studio. brad you've been following this story since it broke this afternoon. >> reporter: chris, we have lost details here learning a whole lot more about the new jersey born gunman who served some time in the military. more recently though sought help claiming that the government was controlling his mind and forcing him to watch videos about isis. it all culminating a mass shooting at baggage claim at the airport. chaos inside an outside terminal two at ft. lauderdale airport just before 1:00 p.m. people scrambling to take cover. >> all of a sudden there was pop, pop, pop, pop. i didn't associate a shooting and a lady came running out screaming. >> immediately was mass chaos people running by harder to decipher exactly what was happening. >> we wer

our dawn timmeney live along south broad street where it all went down. dawn. >> reporter: lucy it happened about half a block down from where i'm standing and police say if these four men would do something so despicable there's no telling what else they would do and that's why they want these guys off the street before they hurt someone else. the video is alarming. a 25-year-old man is knocked to the ground and beaten as he walks down the street. philadelphia police just relea releasing surveillance of the vicious january 10th attack on the 1200 block of south broad. >> you see once he's on the ground they begin to assault him kicking him and punching him. relentlessly. it's horrible thing to see. >> reporter: we showed the disturbing surveillance of four young men pump link the victim with purges to nancy berger. she was out walking her grandson right where the assault happened. >> my daughter and son-in-law live in this neighborhood, and i've always felt safe here. what i'd be walking the baby. >> reporter: but not so much now. gary pratt has lived in

the first hint of dawn light on the eastern horizon.uds reflecting the city lights on this sunday morning. we have our temperatures hovering around 40 degrees. by 10:00, mid 40s with some sunshine in and out. partly cloudy in the afternoon. up to be up around 50 again around 2:00. 6:00 p.m., back down to upper increasing clouds by late evening. rain starting off the first week of 2017. a look at that coming up. >>> first respond verse had a busy 2017. during the first hour of the new year, d.c. fire and ems tweeted that it responded to 72 emergency calls in the district. that's an average of more than one per minute. >>> the second day of the district's foam ban goes into effect today. news 4's mark segraves looks at the impact this is going to have on businesses. >> reporter: for the past year, anyone selling or giving away food in the district has not been able to use styrofoam containers. >> it also impacts, non-profits, churches, temples that may serve for a sunday brunch or something. also hospitals. >> reporter: they could use any

emerging to the dawning of a very different day in america.ng a new era of hope and prosperity for our country. the thing i like about donald trump is he's an alpha male. as opposed to our previous president commander—in—chief. he is an alpha male, he's a shaker and a mover. he has no other agenda than to do the right thing, basically. which is pretty much the opposite of what today's protesters think as they swarmed past a car of trump supporters. who are you? bbc news. i am a trump supporter. london. awesome. i can see the mask. we are conservative, and love america. this is ridiculous. you don't think they have a right to object and protest? at the right time, not this, there's no class in this. usa! there was anger on the streets of the capital today, but even more striking was the sense of fear about what the next four years will bring. hundreds of people have converged in washington dc to protest the inauguration of donald trump. this is a real expression of the anger felt across america by many people. some of them are objecting to the

dawn? >> reporter: well, chris, imagine pushing a button, stepping on to an elevator like do you every day and your live changes in an instant. that's exactly what happened to lieutenant paul owens and today was a huge step in trying to get his life back. >> feel a lot better than i did when i first got here. [ laughter ] >> i'm just happy to go home. >> reporter: philadelphia sheriffs lieutenant paul owens finally leaving magee rehab this morning his family by his side after he was critically injured in a violent elevator accident at the criminal justice center. >> what are you looking forward to the most? >> just being with my family. it's been a long time. it's been almost six months. >> reporter: six long months. owens suffered severe head and chest injuries back on august 4th when the employee elevator he was on crashed through the concrete ceiling of the elevator shaft. >> he's come a long way from the day of the accident and certainly magee is done tremendous job from what i saw the

dawn timmeney joins us live along south broad street where it all went down. dawn? >> reporter: iain and lucy, pretty scary when you think about it. it happened half block from where i'm standing the victim was minding his own business when out of nowhere four guys jumped him all over a cell pho phone. >> i always thought walking broad street would be pretty safe area. um, of course i will be a little more cautious. >> reporter: more cautious when walking her grandson because of this vicious attack along the 1200 block of south broad street. police just releasing the alarminalarming surveillance of 25-year-old man being jumped from behind and beaten by four men in their teens or early 20s. >> at some point in time it looks like a game to them as you see them punching this male repeatedly and stomping him, kicking him. horrible thing to see. >> reporter: it happened on january 10th 8:00 at night. the violent assault was completely random. the group of men trying unsuccessfully to steal the victim's cell phone. >> so they may have seen him walking down the street at s

. >> these anti-abortion rightsers see dawn of a thea' tv family. ried to the with 18 children among iparadi i wentyself and asked him what toit. >>> and -- ♪ lov ♪ >> the kitty of fstit you thefl i d and flu with a warmingtion you theraflu, for a powerful comeback. new express maxca 5vitamins and of >> number one in just 60 >> eve anti-abortionights swarmed theital they'readmistratieon. mike pencettssg vinn puarelde nt in y,a signal t th for then careers they may be in striking distance of major policy change. here's c's gloria riviera. >> reporter: today in the nation's capital, a s and af chants. >> pro-life! >> reporter: with one singular goal in mind. >> roe v. wade has got to go! >> reporter: the march for life happens every january. but this year many anti-abortion crusaders say they're seeing a window of opportunity in one of america's most controversial and enduring culture wars. >> this is what the anti-abortion rights movement looks like today at the dawn of the trump administration. we're outside the supreme court. the word i keep hearin

in recent yea rs. have been several false dawns in recent years.glasgow pulling up trees in europe and enjoying a level of european success, maybe this time is different. you have an all scottish starting 15 glasgow thisjust destroyed a major english club. i think to counteract that you have to say the six nations is incredibly brutal. it is only five games but can feel very long and drawn out if you're losing. ireland just beat the all blacks, we have been optimistic before but we have more reason to be now. that confidence fuelled further by warriors mauling of leicester tigers will takes on tempering. if stuart 0lding company can replicate their glasgow performance for scotland, it may not even be necessary. —— stuart hogg and company. that is all the sport for now, you can keep up—to—date with all other stories on the sport website. tomorrow the 11 justices of the supreme court will decide if ministers alone can trigger article 50 of the lisbon treaty, the mechanism by which the uk leaves the eu, or whether they need the authority of an act of

. >>> good evening i'm dawn timmeney. >> i'm joyce evans.rotesters say they fear the president will put discriminatory policies in place and take away necessary progra programs. our jennifer joyce was out at the on the ben franklin parkway this morning where the crowd grew thousands more than officials expected. ♪ >> reporter: tons of thousands of people marching to the same beat. along the ben franklin parkway one of unity of equality for a all. >> i think that today is the beginning. it's a catalyst that can affect people and remind them that they have the ability to affect change. >> reporter: they walked with heads held high their signs and statements even higher. as the women's march on philadelphia made its way from logan circle to eakins oval. >> i want to make sure this administration don't turn back the hands of the clock for african-americans. >> we all have the right to take care ourselves of our own bodies and i think that is that's very important in today's world. i want her to know she can be anything. including the president.

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and i think they are really -- you're seeing them really appreciate that and watching that dawn on them. they're letting it play out in the public. they're posting about how awe-inspiring this is for them. so, this is really a millennial version of the first family that you're seeing for the first time. these are adult children and it's just really interesting to watch that play out. >> jake and dana, this concert where you are over at the lincoln memorial getting ready to begin. >> that's right. and beyond the individual acts, i have to say, this is really a moment for the country. this is going to be the first time that the american people see president-elect donald trump in the role of commander in chief with the first family. we will hear from him at the end of the concert. he will address everybody. and it's just a big moment. i think a lot of people are used to seeing president-elect trump in campaign events. they're used to seeing him in certain setting. >> in the tower of trump tower -- lobby of trump tower. >> in the board room, et cetera. >> exactly. >> this will be -- every t

seen trump's transition team perform since the election, are you more or less optimistic about the dawnf the trump era? we want to know what you think. the number is 884 3223. you can also email less steve@ stevedeace.com. if you like us on facebook, we have a post on her facebook wall. we are asking the opinions there. are you more optimistic or pessimistic know that we are on the brink of a trump era? an era that almost none of us predicted when he announced his candidacy. i remember laughing out loud. maybe the greatest campaign announcement speech i have seen. simply because the whole premise for why donald said he was running is hey, i tried to buy off a bunch of these politicians, in they wouldn't buy my money. what they wouldn't do what i told them to do. i figure, if i can't buy these politicians off, i have to become one gentleman. it was like watching the movie "bullworth" came to life. who really believed we would be here the night before january the2017, about two usher in era of trump? pretty much nobody that is what i'm doing for a living. mr. trump: i'm officially running

i submit to you, and i think friday marks the dawn of a new era in our country. an era of growth, opportunity and renewed greatness in america. as i mentioned before, i've attended four different inaugurations. inaugurations in a very real sense aught to be a time where we as americans are coming together. coming together as a nation. and i want to extend a personal invitation to every single one of you. i hope as many of you are as able will stay through washington, d.c. through the balance of this week through the conference and join us on friday to celebrate the add vent after new administration. we're all working for the people after all. the president-elect and i are determined to forth strong partnerships between the federal government and the cities of this country. make no mistake about it. we both believe that you have some of the most important jobs in public service in the nation. whether you're a mayor of a large metropolis or small town like my hometown of columbus, indiana. the fact is that each one of you in this room who serve as mayors have one o

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and by dawn tomorrow, still in the mid 40s. during the day on tuesday, another surge of rain comes in. temperatures milder. occasional showers through the day ending by sunset on tuesday. wednesday and thursday, big changes start to happen. low and mid 50s by late morning wednesday. then it plunges down into the 40s and near 30 by dawn on wednesday. temperatures will be in the 30s on friday. wet snow and sleet, very little accumulation. then the cold plunge for the weekend. we'll be frigid with sunshine next weekend. that's the way it looks. >> tom, thank you very much. >>> carryout changes. a new law adjusting how your takeout is becoming more environmentally friendly. we have that still ahead. >>> plus, a new year, a new yo up next, some tips on making sure you stay on zero really can be a hero.ds) get zero down, zero deposit, zero due at signing, and zero first month's payment on select volkswagen models. right now at the volkswagen sign then drive event. >>> well, starting now in had 2017

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