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and you can see as we move toward the din are in hour, changing over to little bit of that sleet andain for south jersey and then a little farther north and west, by 8:00 p.m. we're still looking at some of that sleet and freezing rain around philadelphia. but we start to warm the entire columns of the atmosphere so late saturday night into sunday morning that's when things change over to mainly rain before the system moves out of here to help us salvage the second half of the upcoming weekend on sunday. so how much snowfall to expect? you can see millville hammonton dover one to 3-inches as we move toward the i-95 i-95 corridor, three to 6-inches. likely closer to that six once you move north and west toward norristown doylestown and then moving toward sections of the lehigh valley and the poconos we're looking at 6-inches. the low this morning, we were so close. two in philadelphia. the record was one. but we set new records of two and zero in wilmington as well as trenton. so as we look at that weather authority seven day forecast, the low tonight 8 degrees. low 30s for high tempe

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where you see the lavender that's heavier bursts of snow move in through the din are in hour.t icy mix moves in between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. and then we change it over to rain after that and all of this rain will be exiting by sunday morning. so sunday afternoon will be a pretty decent day. once again between noon and 2:00 the snow moves from west to o changes over to sleet and rain between 6:00 and 8:00 all rain between 8:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. take zoom inform coating to 2-inches in woodbine and mays landing and glassboro medford lakes even middleton up through philadelphia two to 4-inch and higher accumulations to the north and west. we will be seeing a little bit of ice expected with this particular system about a tenth of an inch and as far as the cold tomorrow morning going for near record cold a temperature of seven the record being is. tomorrow the snow moves in the afternoon. changes to dice ice and rain in the evening. the temperature 34. on the seven day forecast better for sunday but brutal again for the beginning of next week. that's look at the seven day forecast.

and killed by a franklin township police officer three days after christmas on delsea drive around dinre in time. mccloskey and two friends were crossing the street when he was hit. >> i miss him every single day every morning every night. >> reporter: police say the officer was on his way to an non emergency call in the area the area where mccloskey died was a 50 miles an hour zone. police say the officer was going 74 and was not using his emergency lights and siren when he hit and kill the 10-year-old. >> there was no reason why those lights shouldn't have been on. >> reporter: following an investigation the gloucester county prosecutor' office decided not to charge the officer. their findings indicated he was not required to have his emergency lights on for the non- non-emergency call. citing procedure. michelle harding says that procedure is a problem and that's why she is suing the depth. >> use your lights 80 miles an hour. in a reasonable area. recording insists her son would have never crossed the road if he saw emergency lights and she's hoping her lawsuit will change police p

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and then of course there was bill maul din in our time, and to my mind surpassing them all, is our honored guest today, patrick oliphant. where are you, patrick? he's right at work. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> very generous of you. >> thank you very much. if you'd let me get on with my work. >> go ahead. i want to preach a little more. >> have you got any johnson stories? >> i think the phenomenon of the human face is one of the most extraordinary aspects of the human brain. when you think there are very little differences from one face to another, may newt, fractions of an inch. and yet you could be in grand central station at rush hour with 10, 20,000 people going by. and if some old friend of yours from 20 years ago walked by, you would recognize them instantly. think what that does -- what that says about the brain and how it evolved in order to know faces. we have right here in your wonderful gallery one of the national treasures in trumble's decoration of independence july 4th, 1776. almost everything about that painting in inaccurate. the room is wrong, the furniture is wrong, the

cited this police report which states, bailey's suv rolled backwards after being pushed into the done dino nuts lot and struck the police car. bailey met with an investigator from the new jersey bureau of fraud deterrence in cherry hill and eventually learned she was cleared by voicemail. >> it did close today okay, against you. so um, that's it. you won't be hearing from me again. okay. you're not here for -- you're not here for any fraud any more. >> as for her costs from the bad gas? she's been left holding the bag. >> did you ever get anything -- >> nothing. >> reporter: gas station. >> nothing. >> reporter: cover the gas. >> nothing report roar the gas anything. >> not even the gas i bought. >> reporter: nothing at all. >> carol bailey has received $734 from her insurance company. motorists rebecca rue wiz and glenn have gotten checks from the gas station. while freddie sanchez is still battling to have his wife's lost wages covered. on the telephone station operator paul sing called the water and in the gasoline an accident and said he would cover all related costs even if his insur

. >> i love when she goes to the din canner dinner and she says do you think that i came over here half naked. >> and mama don't play. >> and she called terrence and she said, i will do itt if you get terrence howard. >> and she was auditioning for the role and we were skyping, and i am in conversation with wesley snipes and i said, well i am talking about wesley, and keep in mind that terrence and i are friends, and we did "the butler" and talking about marvin gay and movies and he is a real good friend, and she said, no, i think it is should be terrence. and i said you don't have the job job. who do you think you are. and i said, that is cookie. >> and i said i think it is "dynasty" but you said you based it over the kennedys because which son would take it over? >> yes. and my partner danny strong and i came to me when i did "the butler" and we both loved "blind in the winter" and that is a common denominator, and we with were looking to do a hip-hop story, and i wanted to do the "dynasty" because it lives in me. that camp. >> and joan collins. >> and you tackle the social issues and

that as long as there's money to be made in breaking the rules, new rules will likely make little dins. >>> now, dramatic pictures out of the u.s. a tanker carrying nearly 9,000 gallons of fuel overturned and exploded in new jersey. the driver was able to get out of the vehicle >>> still ahead on the newshour - fierce fighting continues in syria, now the u.n. is calling for an end to the attacks in the northern city of aleppo. we'll have the latest on the condition of 2-time world champion fernando alonzo following a crash in formula 1 testing in spain. >> tonight. >> this is the place where 43 students were handed over to criminal organizations. >> a crime that shocked the world. >> the military is about a mile away. they say that they didn't hear anything. >> where are mexico's missing students? >> kidnappings keep going up human security is collapsing. >> "faultlines". al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today they will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> award-winning investigative documentary series. "mexico's disappeared". tonight,

more of the incredible video of a din the roads. how will the threat of more snow impact your plans? veronicas tracking that. some of you could see a few inches of snow right at a time yo >>> right now at 4:30 a landma change just 7 1/2 hours away now. muriel bowser says she and other district leaders are ready for re cons to become legal in the district just after midnight tonight. far congress has not stopped it. a state department official is in court right now for allegedly having a series of online exchanges with officers who were posing as children. he's expected to be extradited from d.c. to fairfax county. r big story this afternoo snow batters the south and now it's coming our way and it could delay our close schools. let's get an update from meteorol veronica johnson. we'll be needing steam tomorrow. yeah. exactly. sure. through the morning. i do think that there will be quite a few delays and even cancelon coming up tomorrow.e system the event, about ten hours away. it 2:30 by the time you hit the road around 6:30 7:00. t

. >>> could you tell the dins between a world -- difference between a world famous painting and a fake. a world famous exhibition in london is challenging people to do that. >> this is one of the world's oldest filled with hundreds of paintings. rembrandts rubens. worth millions if not billions. amidst the masters and originals is a copy worth $126. the challenge is to find out which among the 270 paintings is the fake. is to this one, shading is heavy-handed. or this one, some of the brush strokes look hurried. or this - is the paint still wet. >> by putting a replica in a frame, in the gallery, basically every picture in the whole place is a suspicion. i think that heightens the sense of scrutiny that you give to every peace. >> the gallery sent a high resolution digital photograph to china, where most of the mass production is painted. reproductions, any period for style are big business in southern china. artists are trained and expert in making copies. in a village alone, studios and workshops produce 5 million copies. it poses questions, what is art, what gives it its value. film

we now know who plunked down $300 thorks for din anywhere las vegas. vice ceo shane smith. smith has been on a lucky gambling run. at least he was then so he chose to treat a dozen friends for a meal during the show. maybe spending $25 grand a head on dinner may not be the bastion of social responsibility but here in silicon valley it's all the rage from google's do no eel pledge to facebook's plenl. making money isn't enough any more. tech companies have to do good as well. start with a social impact mission statement often before a business plan. but is this just p.r. or is it something more? i talked to the ceo of mid co. >> a lot of companies start with a group of people getting together and saying wouldn't it be cool if-dot dot dot and then they fill in the blanks with what would be great if this sort of positive change occurred. >> wouldn't it be cool if my data base works better? >> well, that could create some kind of positive change in the world. i think framing it as positive change is something that is a significant trend occurring not only in the valley but acro

. >> and that moment can make all the dins. julio has had three kidneys, the first two from anonymous don or the last from his sister. >> it's important for society to know what it means to donate an organ. it can save a life. in my case it allowed me to grow from a child to adult. to do to university have a family and a plan. >> to julio the future is looking bright. >> and that is it for now from me david foster and the al jazeera team will have more in a couple of minutes. >> 36% of land lost was caused by oil and gas industry... >> ...and a fight to save america's coastline. >> we have kinda made a deal with the devil >> fault lines al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> today they will be arrested... >> ground breaking... they're firing canisters of gas at us... award winning investigative documentary series... the disappearing delta only on al jazeera america to do to university, have a >>> a breakthrough on the ukraine crisis. warring parties agree to a ceasefire after hours of tough negotiations. negotiations. hello, i

officials will not say when they will release more information about the death of john sherr din sheridan. >>> take a look the this new video of michael trotto held a picture of his daughter and cried during arraignment in massachusetts. he face ace long list of charges. he assaulted the girl's mother and then took eleanor. the girl is safe and back with her mother. >>> we're following developing news in south philadelphia. a gunman shot a 17-year-old here on south fourth street. the bullet grazed the teen in the face. he's in stable afternoon right now. the gunman is on the run. >>> more news in manhattan. part of a building collapsed on the west side about an hour ago. several billing buildings under construction. at least one person is hurt. we don't know how seriously. we'll keep you posted on what happens there. >>> an ocean county woman is accused of assaulting a 4-year-old boy. lakewood police arrested august augustina rodriguez morales. it's unclear the relationship between her and the victim. >>> a water main break in languagehorn this morning. officials sent students home around

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that is above the din -- levied of your team -- the. john injudicious the democratic leading rider is book was published in the early part of the decade but he suggested he may have oversold his argument based on an disillusionment with the experience of the past six years. this is not a homework assignment but how low do you react? >> guest: i think this issue of depression of wages , increasing gulf with wages in the struggles of the middle-class and those who are trying to become though class is forcing politics for decades it has created disenchantment whoever the incumbent party is because it is of function of forces larger than policy that requires some policy answers but it is the function of changes in our economy is advancing technology and globalization and receive the same issues in other advanced economies. it is a persistent theme and continues to be a challenge. each succeeding party has the brunt of disenchantment about it. and readjust came through massive economic crisis that was in full fury when obama took office that

little bit and every little bit counts this morning the judge ruled that the victim in the case, 0 dinyd, his sister is allowed to testify that she was indeed texting with her brother in the wee hours of june 17th, 2013. in fact, just minutes before the prosecution say 0din loyd had a gun put to him over open over again but she's not allowed to testify about what's in the text. think about it, if you're a juror, don't you want to know? the jury is not going to know but we have the information for you. they're not allowed to watch television, so here you go. not allowed to watch news conference. at 3:07 a.m. odin lee texts, you saw who i was with. at 3:19 a.m. odin lloyd's sister texts back, my phone was dead. who was that in? then at 3:22 a.m. this response from lloyd, nfl. and the last text at 3:23, quote just so you know. nfl we can only presume meaning aaron hernandez because there's a lot of evidence pairing the two at exactly that time. for the legal view on what this means and why the jury isn't allowed to see those messages, joey jackson. you are one of those 12 or i don't know

a constant din of haunting howls on the corridor. in one cell, anna castellano, alcoholic mother.ter care. sexual abuse. >> i get angry. i get angry fast. >> reporter: before prison, she attempted suicide. she wonders about other lives. >> like just normal people out there, you know. like, what am i doing wrong? i think they come home from a good job, and see their wife or whatever. and just have a home, a bed, a place to sleep. happy. ice cream. pizza. you know? >> reporter: in the two decades i've been covering prisons there's been a growing controversy about the use of solitary, which prisons call segregation. there is also a change of access. >> it was a long night. i won't say it wasn't. someone's praying down the hall. >> reporter: today, more secrecy. concern about security. >> you can't go inside. >> reporter: but in the windows i can see the faces of women trying to hold on to something on the outside. two teachers come, with lessons in grammar, math. >> i'm back. today's lesson has to do with commas. >> reporter: he even leaves a homework assignment. >> and you can try a

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during your din are in reservations perhaps for valentine's day. keep that in mind.t one to 2-inches accumulating around philadelphia with this system on saturday afternoon and evening. north and west we could close in on two to 3-inches. then behind that system on saturday take look at those winds. boy 8:00 o'clock, gusting close to 40 miles per hour in philadelphia. then by sunday morning 46 miles an hour wind gusts in philadelphia. over 50 in millville as well as dover. so we could be talking about some power outages with that next shot of cold air moving in. so single digits and teens tonight but once again it will feel like below zero to start on friday. highs only in the low to mid 20s 20s. saturday afternoon and evening we're watching out for that snowfall chance and then you can see the arctic blast sunday, high temperatures around 18 degrees and look at sunday night into monday. a low of three. if we hit that that would tie the february record cold for our area. so crazy weather. >> all right. >> polar vortex. >> thanks, scott. >> a cloud of toxic chemicals

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. >> this all started last night around din are time we started to see folks that had trouble getting with their key because of that freezing rain that fell. so this started last night around dinner time, continuing through the overnight and then north and west of the city on top of that ice, we got a little bit of dusting of snow. so she says that the 30 bypass is wet but the tredyffrin school district is on a two hour delay. so put another pop tart in the toaster and hang out f we can delay the trip about two hours it is smartest move for in the just kid and the school buses but for the adults as well. when we see schools with the delayed closures there, or openings scrolling across the bottom of the screen. if you can delay that trip and give temperatures time to climb up and maybe the salt a chance to do its job but here's another example of the roadways southbound lanes of the parkway limekiln pike perfect example of what happened. we've got ice and then that light dusting of snow on top of it. so that dusting of snow don't let it be deceiving. underneath is ice so again we have

it will be a fast-moving system but of course lot of din are in reservations taking place across thed we're looking at road conditions deteriorating rapidly as that storm system blows through and then those winds are going to be picking up behind. how much snow to expect where you live? it all depends on location. but it look like we are going to see a good one to 3-inches on average across much of the area. that includes philadelphia, trenton, wilmington then north and west once we move toward the pocono mountains we have better chance of seeing three to 5-inches of snowfall out of this system. also, those winds they'll be picking up saturday night into sunday. high wind watches posted damaging wind threat, winds could gust up to 60 miles per hour power outages could be a concern and also keep in mind we could be looking at some potential bridge restrictions. so here's the timing of those gusty winds. by 10:00 p.m. on saturday, gusting over 30 miles an hour. some locations by sunday here's 7:00 a.m. 48 miles per hour wind gusts in the poconos. 52 in dover as well as wildwood. you ca

>> the prosecutors -- oy din lloyd is dead but he was a person who was loved by people his girlfriendis family. the prosecutors want to show that through these witnesses. this is not just someone we're going to put up on a screen a corpse they found on the ground this was a human being loved by a lot of people. in addition her testimony is crucial. she's talking about the relationship between odin lloyd and aaron hernandez, a big part of the defense's strategy here is to say the prosecutors can't show a motive. odin lloyd was aaron hernandez' friend. why would he kill his friend? then you have this witness who say they were cordial, they weren't that close, and remember, her sister is aaron hernandez' fiancee. you have those two women on opposite ends of the courtroom in this case. very interesting dynamic. >> very interesting, very painful. faith, thank you for your time tonight. >> thank you. >>> coming up reality star bruce jenner begins his personal journey. >>> and also mike huckabee's comments on beyonce could be backfire, and everyone is going cede for left shark, could his mov

strong-willed people with real emotions and real dins about how to deal with this. >> i think moms andndle things differently. you look at the high percentage of divorce among parents of disabled children. that motivated us to write this to give people an inside look. it's not easy. it's great gift. these kids are a gift. every life is worth it. >> that is so important. robin roberts in her book was open about the real emotions that bubbled up in her life. and it does i think, it must help people know this is listen we're real. this is not easy. we had our differences. we got through it. >> you forgive. you get through, you heal. you move on. these parents, this book was really written for parents of kids with disabilities. that's why it's so transparent. they inspire us. they're amazing. you talk to each and every one of these parents, the message is that every person matters. >> what did you learn about the health care system? i was struck by your portrait of it seemed at least from your telling, some fairly callous health care providers? >> go ahead. >> there have so many wonderful

this investigation, more than a week ago, fire union officials are talking about the extent of the din mini action, against fire department mens and those union officials are openly criticizing the department for how it is handling the investigation. >> seven of our mens have been accused of disciplinary violations, based on the inspector general's. >> reporter: report fire union president joe shuly revealed for the first time the the number and ranks of fire department members now facing discipline, following an inspector general's investigation into allegations of sexual activity, while on duty. in firehousees and at least one fire vehicle. among male members and a feast mail employee. >> two bat tall beyond chiefs one captain, one lieutenant, one fire service paramedic and two fire fighters. >> reporter: while only one was accused of actual sexual contact in a firehouse, eight others cited in the ig's report won't be discipline at all. shuly and the union upset the to learn that the feast mail member who filed an eeoc complaint could also face discipline. >> given the department's t

when we were in washington on a break, we were only there for one day and someone came in and said to dinw and dustin and myself would you like to meet the president, mr. clinton? we said yes. so we go through the whole hotel. we were in the restaurant part. some guy comes out and says can i help you? and he said the president is very busy goes back in. we feel silly fools. we go back to the restaurant and the same woman comes running back, says oh, my god, there was such a mixup, she's out of breath, would you like to meet the president and dinero looks at her and says will he meet us halfway? and so she's -- >> did do you that? stand him up? >> she gets nervous, oh i see, you're kidding around. we go into this room and clinton a minute later comes in hi hello, et cetera et cetera. and then he says so what's this movie you're doing? >> oh, my god. >> and all of a sudden we realized, we can't talk to a president about the fact that the president was having a relationship with this young girl, et cetera this is all before monica lewinsky but we can't talk about that. we don't know what to

so it's a little bit din disconcerting.s act like they are concerned trying to collect this money? >> it's really hard to tell. is he a politically connected guy. for me the question is what's going on here? this is a public figure? he is a respected guy. yet, when i look at his finances i know they are a mess. i don't know whether it's incompetence. i can't tell from the records whether it's sloppiness or maybe it's something criminal. you don't know. >> he was in and out of the white house 80 times according to our number. >> oh what you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> gitmo getting hotter and hotter. adam kinzinger getting back from gitmo. he will tell you what he ♪ are your joints ready for action? ♪ take osteo bi-flex®. osteo bi-flex® is specially formulated with joint shield™ to nuture and help defend your joints°... so now you can keep doing... and doing... and doing what you love. hi mom, dad... what'd you guys do today? the usual! ♪ osteo bi-flex, ready for action. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think

cited this police report which states bailey's suv rolled backwards after being pushed into the dunk dinghnuts lot and struck the police car. bailey met with an investigator from the new jersey bureau of fraud deterrence in cherry hill and eventually learned she was cleared by voicemail. >> it did close today okay, against you so, um, that's it, you know, you won't be hearing from me again okay, you're not here -- you're not here for fraud any more. joke. >> as for her costs, from the bad gas she has been left holding the bag. >> did you ever get anything. >> nothing. >> reporter: from the gas stays station. >> nothing. >> cover the gas. >> nothing. >> repairs. >> nothing. >> anything? not even the gas that i bought. >> reporter: nothing at all. >> that's the keep pest. >> carol bailey received $734 from her insurance company. motorists rebecca rue wiz and glenn now have gotten checks from the gas station. while freddie sanchez is still battling to have his wife's lost wages covered. on the telephone station operator paul sing called the water in the gasoline an accident and said that he

so it's a little bit din disconcerting.s act like they are concerned trying to collect this money? >> it's really hard to tell. is he a politically connected guy. for me the question is what's going on here? this is a public figure? he is a respected guy. yet, when i look at his finances i know they are a mess. i don't know whether it's incompetence. i can't tell from the records whether it's sloppiness or maybe it's something criminal. you don't know. >> he was in and out of the white house 80 times according to our number. >> oh what you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> gitmo getting hotter and hotter. adam kinzinger getting back from gitmo. he will tell you what heing saw.wer congressman kinzinger "on the record" next. so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. my lenses have a

all the reporters were hang out in buenos aires waiting for the war to end and having delirns din deliciousifference in the meantime. but he's saying this is all personal attacks on him. >> certainly matters where you were covering that event. you've got o'reilly very much talking about it. he's out there. defending himself. we have not seen brian williams since the whole debacle there. so there's a different strategy. is there some sense that come out, defend yourself this is the way to go? >> i think the public is pretty smart these days about crisis communications. that's what you're touching on this idea of how to respond when a crisis happens. it's the version it's not the crime it's the coverup. sometime it's not the crime it's how you respond to the alleged crime in this case you've seen o'reilly come out right away and respond within about an hour of the mother jones story being published on thursday. then he went on the show friday night and continued to respond that way. you see brian williams issued that apology when there were questions about the story he told about the iraq war

going to have after the announcement of who won the caucus so a lot of them decided -- we got some din key little gym -- dinky little gym in downtown iowa, rounded up some guys, and it wasn't even, like, that great of a game pause it was like, cold, it was kind of an undersized court, it was like a little sport court and we played. it was kind of just an average game. we won. we go to new hampshire, there's this, we've got this huge lead it's like ten points. ten-point lead we think we're going to win, we say do you want to play basketball, it's like, no, i don't really want to play. and we lost. [laughter] and literally from, like, that day on we played basketball every primary day. [laughter] and i remember -- and even after i'd left the white house and for the re-election he even, he mailed me and said, you know, he said we're definitely going to get a game in for 2012. and i was, like sure. come to chicago we'll play. [laughter] now, and then -- there were other times i kind of wrote about a little bit in there where the first time we played we had sort of one of the guys from the

she lives out here in lou din county in virginia. course of doing this book about aspects of classical history and english history, of which she's quite a fan. so both my parents, each in his and her own way, contributed to this book. c-span: all right. some of these names -- you know, we chatted just before we went on -- that i had to reach way back to the early days of education when you're starting to be taught locke and hume and descartes and all that. what's the point of this book? >> guest: well, there are really two aspects of it that are sort of the epicenters of it. one is: what is our tradition? what is the american political tradition? what does it consist of? that's the first level of it. and the second level is: where does it come from? why do we have the tradition that we have? and the way that we are taught our history, the way i was taught it and, based on what you were saying before apparently the way you were taught it and, i think, a lot of other people, is that our freedoms are a secular product that they come out

>>reporter: patchy dins fraud could be possible in the morning khaki dance from fog.webb lighter winds from the north and northwest tomorrow. into up of '40's to lower 50s in the morning you may to grab a jacket. but the temperatures will continue to warm up in the evening. san leandro 64 concord 61. 65 for tomorrow in them by wednesday and we have low or '70s in store. >>reporter: and update now on the situation were telling about seven minutes ago the high-speed chase as end it seconds ago you could see the suspects on the ground right they're surrounded by law-enforcement apparently to vehicles were able to stop the suspect vehicle he got out of the vehicle tried to carjack another vehicle and there was swarmed by the police. to see him on the ground with the spotlight on them is getting dark rain down but after several crashes in a least one carjackings the suspect is now on the ground will continue to check developments in los angeles would taking a short break and will be right that. back.. for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lone