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through nashville through west virginia and virginia, to the south, look at south caroline 71, raleigh-durham 36. over the course of the day a 40-degree temperature difference within one state. you can see our area have of low pressure culprit of the snow moving away but behind

. >> reporter: so there's no telling what the team might find in this garage in durham, north carolinanow it's like guessing the number of jellybeans in a jar. >> it is. >> if you had to make a guess, how much is this worth? >> oh, god. i would say the job is probably going to cost me $900. i'm going to guess it's probably around $2,000 worth of stuff in here. >> minus the $900? >> minus the $900. end of the day i think i'll probably make a little over $1,000. it's not bad for a day's work. >> is it emotional? >> reporter: like many of bantell's customers the homeowner is in need unable to deal with this stuff himself because of poor health. >> the house is for sale. all this stuff needs to go. like i said, we'll be able to put it to good use and help out somebody that really needs it. >> reporter: the customer's dad is selling the place for his son. >> any other guesses as to what's valuable in there? >> not really. it's a surprise seeing what kraig's been pulling out. >> reporter: already the team has a few interesting finds. among them -- >> what is it? >> reporter: antique fire ext

. >> reporter: a few months ago, he decided to test the theory at this diner in his hometown of durhame saw two girls at the table next to his and gave them each $50 with one very simple instruction-- do something kind. >> reporter: that was the end of it? until? it included pictures from a village in africa with peopleea holding signs that read, "thanks a lot for spreading kindness chris rosati." the two girls responsible were the two girls responsible were 13-year-old kate cameron and her 10-year-old sister, anna. they say they couldn't believe it when a stranger gave them each $50. you didn't want to let him down. >> no. >> that makes you want to do something good with that money. >> yes. >> reporter: the girls say they already knew about this village in sierra leone where their dad had worked in the peace corps. they knew the people there had been working hard to fight ebola so the girls paid for a feast to help them celebrate being ebola free. they said it felt great to help. >> it inspired me. >> i would definitely encourage other people to do it. >> reporter: now that it's prove

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could have a few rumbles of thunder from an area of rain and thunderstorms coming out of the raleigh-durham area that's moved in toward south central virginia. the other area you see out toward the west, cleveland and back towards cincinnati headed toward st. louis and west of memphis, this is what's coming for this evening and overnight tonight into friday morning. first things first. we'll take you south because this area of rain is moving off toward the north, northeast at about 40 miles an hour. so it does appear it will get toward richmond just before #k. fredricksburg about 8:45, 8:50 and potentially to d.c. in the 10:00 hour. areas south and east i believe have a slightly better chance seeing the rain than if you're west of i-95. we'll all get that chance late afternoon and evening. we'll see temperatures mid-60s by 1:00. low to mid-70s today. so there will be some sunny breaks this afternoon before the line of showers and storms return late afternoon and evening. still cold up north with mid 30s in frederick and hagerstown this morning. but we're 20 degrees warmer. front royal 54. 5

i will admit that when i was a kid i had a "bull durham" poster in my bedroom and this was at a timesters. [ laughter ] >> i think you maybe had the poster but you were probably thinking about sarandon in that bathtub. >> seth: i was probably thinking about sarandon. thank you for giving me an out. thanks for giving me an out. [ applause ] >> you have it. >> seth: was it easier for you having played baseball growing up to play baseball? would it be hard to play an athlete in a sport you don't play? >> it's impossible. and i don't think anybody should make a movie about sports, cause people take their sports way too seriously. alivea might have been our greatest actor. but if he couldn't throw a ball, he can not act it. actors are famous for going, "i roller skate, i horseback ride, i can play sports." and you go, "no you can't." even a non-athlete can recognize, you know, the person that can't do it. there's something balletic about sports. i wouldn't do hockey. i can't skate. wish i could. but it would be a disservice to everybody who grew up playing hockey. >> seth: the great news

>> durham, north carolina, the home of duke university. it's also home to this low railroad bridge.learance of only 11 feet, 8 inches, which is clearly marked here. and here. >> some of the trucks, when they pull up, they look like sardine cans that have been opened, so we call it the can opener. >> ever since jurgen henn moved to durham from germany in the 1990s, he's been fascinated by the city's history, and the bridge at the center of so many accidents. >> the buildings here were built around the early 20th century. the tobacco warehouses around 1904. that's probably around the time that's probably around the time this bridge was built and i suspect clearance wasn't a big issue then. >> but as trucks grow taller over the years, the bridge doesn't. >> i found photos on the website of truck crashes from the '40s and '50s and '60s. >> intrigued by the sheer volume of accidents at the bridge, henn sets out to document exactly how many occur. >> we were wondering if we could record the crashes to get a more accurate record of the frequency of these crashes. i have a camera set up her

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looking to the south raleigh-durham a at 35. birmingham 45 degrees. so cold, along the whole eastern half of the nation. that will be changing with high pressure to the south, some of that warmth working its way up the coastal plane mostly sun which temperatures in the 30's for saturday. still below average but improving. we will bounce in the 40's for sunday, date light savings time begins. area of low pressure stays to the nor. that is good sign as well. jet stream lifts northward and temperatures in the 40's by monday. starting off a warming trend. average high is 49, we will go from the 20's to the 30's to the 40's and 50's on the way by mid week, so it will be a gradual increase in temperature, it will be a slow melt across the delaware valley. overnight mainly clear but coal. low temperature is 13. elsewhere we could be challenging record cold, during the day tomorrow mostly sunny, high temperature is 38. still 11 below normal. remember daylight savings time does begin sunday morning so usually saturday night before you go sleep spring that cloc

durham third ranked blue devils number two seed in next acc tournament after clobbering wakefr forestfew players including tony romo, spent time cheering in the students section. the troop is a one-day learning excursion to go somewhere away from football. >>> usc paralympic woke up to an unfortunate scene car smashed and blades stolen. the two blades and knee socket worth approximately 30 grand. fortunately the athletic sponsor offered to replace the leg. >>> peyton manning will return to the broncos fourth season, 18th in nfl. manning will take a $4 million pay cut in order to free up team money for the free agency market. it is massive, it is sweet and coming to theóbig leagues. calledjl1 the churro6l1w dog. a warm churro, doughnut, chocolate sauces. estimated to pack more than 1100 calories. but it looks so good. milissa, back to you. >> you can just cheer those calories away. >>> just ahead is your favorite movie making you fat. plus, she hasn't done it in more than a decade.n shaniya twain's big announcement. you're watching "early today." ish we wish above all...is health. so w

through nashville through west virginia and virginia, to the south, look at south caroline 71, raleigh-durham 36. over the course of the day a 40-degree temperature difference within one state. you can see our area have of low pressure culprit of the snow moving away but behind it, an arctic high moves back in. hopefully the last arctic out break. now we are looking at highs tomorrow only in the 20's and then we will warm it up, as we work our way through the the weekend. overnight skies will clear record cold, we will go for a low of 9 degrees, the record is ten. tomorrow mostly sunny, frigid high of 26. so the snow will be melting by the sunshine but not by the temperatures. you still to have dig out the sidewalk and dig out the car. here are our record lows for tomorrow. we will tie record in trenton. we will beat witt a record low of four in allentown. new record in atlantic city of nine. aim in philadelphia in wilmington we are expecting a new record of 10 degrees. so record cold pretty much every where. we will be springing a ahead though that is the the good news looking ahead to sunda

look at the south mild temperatures raleigh-durham 73. charleston 74 degrees. we are seeing this ridge building in the east and allowing to us finally warm up but it will take a couple days. we have snow in the poconos and higher elevations of the lehigh rally, patchy rain through philadelphia at least through 10:00 o'clock hour and then a all out of here. skies begin to clear. tomorrow cool high pressure moves from the north thursday we will warm it up, we will peak on friday, we will have rain but some spots topping off at 70 degrees. overnight the low of 34. tomorrow's high will make to it 52 and on the exclusive eyewitness weather seven day forecast take a look looking decent 64 for thursday. very windy friday. we have good friday and also pass over beginning saturday. fifty-seven. easter sunday 55. monday, 54. the phils home opener tuesday 60 with some showers. we have to have those april showers. >> that is right. >> yes, we do that is why they call them that, i think. >> yeah right. >> kathy, thank you. >>> good evening, everyone. well, rush hour is putt

this first little area of moisture moving through the raleigh durham area diminishing showers mainly south to charlotte charlotte. we go farther south and west and find a bigger system developing pushing through the eastern plains. all this low pressure will pull moisture our way and could be too much of a good thing. it will wash off the salt and sand and stuff but that combined, the rain coming in combined with the snow melt is going to create a lot of puddles in the roadway and the possibility for some localized flooding. high pressure by -- is overhead now providing a delightful day. as that swings out, that opens the door in the atmosphere for the heavier clouds and the rain. there's the warm front separating much warmer air. i don't think we'll get into the much warmer air tomorrow. we'll push in for that briefly until the next cold front comes through our area and that will bring in more seasonal temperatures. a lot of melting. concern rainfall wise, computer model suggests by the time the precipitation ends, we could have close to an inch of rain in northern suburbs and a lit

near durham, north carolina, this tractor trailer flipping on its side overnight, black ice being blamedfor a number of accidents there. this view from above in fort worth, texas, neighborhood rooftops covered in three inches of snow after friday's storm. but in hard-hit new england states, snow-covered roofs are ciinç coming crashing down. this rhode island garage buckling under the weight, now being demolished. in massachusetts, this home facing the same fate. and at this ice rink this morning, a youth hockey team preparing to practice. >> the coach was on the ice, and heard the collapse and acted quickly to get his players out of the building. >> reporter: no one injured, but it's the latest of more than 150 roof collapses in massachusetts this winter so far. and in florida, slow moving thunderstorms deluging palm city with 11 inches of rain in 6 hours. in nearby stuart, this car stuck in a manhole after the cover floated away. the mail in this truck, not being delivered anytime soon. here in atlanta, a welcome break from the rain and snow they saw earlier this week. but the clouds wi

i'm david wright for "nightline" in durham north carolina. >> oh so nice to see it emptied. >> wherecar? clearly not the garage. >> not the garage. >>> but he found great stuff. he found a 1946 vintage nfl championship trophy worth $15,000. >> that's pretty good. that's a find. that's a treasure. >> and autographed biography of w.c. fields worth $3500. >> that's a treasure. imagine mining through all of that stuff to find that. it probably costs $15,000 in time. >> you are right. >> in personal time to sit there and do that. the key is to not let it get that bad. throw it out as you go along. those boxes in the basement. >> you want to come over after the snow and help me. >> after a nap? then we can do that. >> we'll be right back. you are loved in so many different ways that's why you're wrapped in the comfort of pampers swaddlers with blanket-like softness and up to 12 hours of protection so all you feel is love. wishing you love sleep and play. pampers [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b med

the high-stakes legal battle playing out in california over who owns them raleigh-durham.head. >>> britain's "guardian" reports the details of word leaders including president obama were accidentally disemployeesed by the australian immigration department. the breach involved 31 national leaders who attended last year's g-20 summit in brisbane. passport details and information were miss tackenly sent to organizers of the soccer tournament. the leaders wither not informed. >>> ashton carter is pushing for new proposals aimed at attracting and retaining troops. they include modernizing retirement pay by giving troops 401(k) accounts and also allowing them to go to school. >>> "the new york times" says dietary supplement retailer gnc announces stricter testing procedures today. last month the attorney general used gnc and three -- accused gnc, rather and three others of selling supplements that were fraudulent or contaminated. gnc plans to use additional quality control measures including advanced dna testing of plants used for herbal supplements. >>> the "washington post" sa

negotiate and receive communications and will finally meet face to face at the bennett farm which is in durham. that is johnson and the confederate secretary of war breckenridge who was also a commissioned general. sherman and johnson both share a desire to end the war. they both realize that it is over, the confederacy cannot maintain armies in the field they cannot produce anything they cannot transport anything. armies have penetrated every corner of the confederacy, just about. they are going to try to endless -- end this with lincoln's version, as quickly and easily as possible. sherman goes beyond his authority into political matters, leaving governors intact. by the time they met something important that happened in washington -- lincoln's assassination. the northern congress is in no mood to negotiate. those terms are rejected and in the meantime, news has filtered down to the confederate camps around greensboro that we are going to be surrendering. we will get to go home like lee's soldiers did and that is a relief because they have been passing through north carolina on their way hom

and a wreck westbound by ben salem and bristol township traffic lights are out along durham road. and in newark an accident near main street and capital trail. >> okay thank you matt. >>> much more ahead on "action news" at 4:00, we are following a pair of breaking stories including an abduction in fairmount park and breaking news of an explosion in new york. >> also, new details about the pope's visit to america, we found out about another major stop he'll make. >>> another update now on our breaking story in lower manhattan, an explosion causing a fire and a collapse on a building right here on 2nd avenue on east 7th street in the east village section. firefighters are working on this collapse and trying to get that fire under control, it is now a seven alarm fire, at least six people have been injured. what is that other update. and one of those six people that are injured is in critical condition. we are learning these details right now, that fire started in a restaurant located the basement of that building. >>> all right and closer to home now here near fairmount park, polic

and troubles in buck county at durham and new falls road, and don't forget newcastle as of yesterday the southbound lanes of 141 closed at 13 dupont highway, bridge work on the decks there. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thanks matt. >>> still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 a tornado tears through oklahoma taking one life and destroying homes and businesses. we have the very latest. >> cecily the piece of the same system and a much weakened state is heading our way, after this we are tracking a return to winter. >> cecily a new grocery store is being built in delaware county and bringing hundreds of new jobs to the area, and those stories, and the massive apartment fire in new york city. we'll have the latest when "action news" at 5:00 comes right back. >>> oklahoma's governor declared a state of emergency for 26 counties after tornadoes roared through yesterday. they led to one death and widespread damage, the person killed lived in the town of moore, a town that is no stranger to severe weather, one elementary school had much of its roof torn off and suffered water

. >> durham bus company said the bus was driven by a new driver and didn't know her usual drop-off spot. our calls to the company were not returned. >>> dozens of u.s. veterans and officials are in iwo jima for the ceremony the u.s. invasion began february 19, 1945 and lasted 36 days. the battle claimed # thousand americans and 2 # thousand japanese -- 21,000 japanese lives. >>> john boehner is meeting with netanyahu. an exact date has not been set but it will be before the jewish passover. netanyahu won re-election earlier this week. >> it's the wildcats versus the wolf pack in pittsburgh. top seeded nova takes on nc state. the wildcats crushed lafayette but today's matchup will be a tougher task. tip off at 7:10 p.m. we'll have more in sports. >>> want to clean your house and earn extra cash at the same time? our consumer reports shows you how. >>> we'll introduce you to a new fish that's being named after a star wars character any guesses. >> reporter: the suspense is killing me, i looked at the story. if you're interested think back to the original film in 1977. the name of the fish

. >>> and a lot of parties happening in durham, north carolina, too. duke shutdown utah last night and that means that duke is playing gonzaga tomorrow. >>> the clues coming to light about why a pilot crashed that german wing flight. the discovery inside his apartment that should have kept him grounded. >> he got more than a date to a dance. why he was suspended, and the horse he road in on. >>> there is new information this morning on the mental state of the copie hot of the ill fated german wings jet liner that crashed. >> investigators found a torn up doctor's note inside his apartment. he was told not to work on the day of the crash. german's agency says there was a mention of a medical condition in his file. and a local clinic said that he had been a patient but they would not say way. we hook at how the u.s. system keeps tabs on pilots. >> reporter: the nation's airline pilots cannot do their jobs without first being cleared by doctors. they have to have a physical exam and self reporting on this online form, whether they have tried to commit sui

at least a dozen cars swerved off the highway leading to the raleigh durham airport. causing black ice. >> i put on my brakes and when i did i spun out and i'm there. >> we should point out no one was seriously injured in the accident but the airport had to cancel around 50 flights today because of the icy conditions. so what can we expect in the next 24 hours let's get right to rebecca stevenson. >> we've had delays at jfk an dulles because of the ice coming down. now initially it started out as snow and we've had snow amounts accumulate around new jersey 2 to 4 inches. part of manhattan new york 5 inches. we even had six inches off of long island. now freezing rain we are most concerned about. working its way to northeast we are slowly seeing precipitation coming to an end. we had up to a third of an inch of ice accumulation from washington d.c. to baltimore. now 34 at dulles. still just below the freezing mark so we're going to have those icy conditions continuing all the way to the northeast. philadelphia, you are still reporting just below freezing and we had fre

. >>> and citing several examples when full figured actresses like melissa mccarthy and lena durham appearedr. all three actresses bodies concealed. "elle" hasn't responded a. >> a beautiful picture of her face. why not see her body? >> what difference does it make? we >>> this weekend, the official start of spring and the cherry blossom festival too. step into spring by working out on the tidal basin. sunday a film festival at east street cinema in downtown d.c. a list of the fun things to do on the nbc washington app. check out cherry blos you blossom. >>> strange to think about the cherry blossom festival after this morning's snow. chuck? >> good morning. temperatures remain in the mid to upper 30s across the area at least it's above freezing and will stay that way not only the remainder of the day but not get below freezing tonight. the roads will not be a slushy mess or icy problem even overnight tonight into early tomorrow. so that is welcome news. rain/snow gradually but slowly coming to an end going through the rest of the day. barbara? >> thank you, chuck. >>> well we've got through

. >> reporter: an urgent call for help from a durham city, police officer, followed by a warning. >> be careful appear to be an ambush. >> reporter: the officer was not injured but the third attack in recent months and for the wives of law enforcement the strain of the job can sometimes be too much to bear alone. >> it really is very stressful and a lot of things go through your mind. you're like will my husband come home tonight? >> i know personally, i don't think i could have gotten through it without law enforcement support. >> reporter: jennifer and jessica are two of ten women in this group. they and the other women declined to share their last name out of concerns for their husband's safety. a group trying to find strength within one another. >> they know what it's like to have that first christmas when your husband is not there or to celebrate, you know, a birthday on another day because your husband has gone out and he is doing a job that most people wouldn't do. >> reporter: cnn was granted rare access to a recent meeting of the group in the wake of the rash of attacks on l

a group of students from durham university have a hunch that the phone is ruining your time in the bedroomey went to work to put that theory to the test. keep in mind the story was funding by the condom company. it spells bad news for a satisfying sex life. 40 percent of those survived admitting to putting off sex in order to make a call or a text or even look something up online. some rushed through the act in order to get back to their phones and the worst of the worst, one-third actually answered a call in the middle of that intimate moment. our dr. mike says this is pretty sad. people, what is that all about? you have a problem, you're addicted, stop it. when it comes to smart phones, the things that we need to realize are there's no place for them at the dinner table and certainly during those intimate moments. forget about it. this is just not cool. not cool at all, dr. mike and given the results of the study, people who choose to smartphone over sex are the ones who look d welcome back to fox 29 weekend on this palm sunday. millions of christians around the world and here in the del

and in north carolina protests broke out in durham after examples of police brutality and a shootinga 26-year-old black man, the city launched an investigation earlier this year and acknowledged racial bias in policing with disparity and searches and drug enforcement of the kind of reflection that law enforcement across the country are being urged to make. >> those of us in law enforcement must redouble our efforts to resist bias and prejudice. we must better understand the people we serve and protect. by trying to know deep in our gut what it feels like to be a law abiding young black man walking down the street and encountering law enforcement, we must understand how that young man may see us. we must resist the lazy shortcuts of cynicism and approach him with respect and decency. >> reporter: in some instances like the boston pd the aclu urged the department to publish data on all stops made every quarter, the police commissioner agreed while also pushing back a bit saying statistics should be seen as the work of a police department focused on crime, high crime areas, john and not

. >> reporter: james durham spent the day shoveling outside his business the the before and after hair center. >> front and back, front and back all will day long, every 15 or 20 minutes trying to beat the big impact. i'm 07 years old. if i can stay ahead this way it is a lot easier then a heart attack. >> reporter: it is not exactly the kind of work he plan on. >> i came in 7:00 with the full book and a i had three clients show up. so that is it. out of 15, three showed up. >> reporter: yesterday snow was bad for business and driving. if you go too fast on covered road with patches of roads underneath. >> way up there from cape may county a couple car slid off the the road on 55. >> reporter: yah on james sit on route 47 waiting for that inevitable call in his flatbed tow truck. >> busy day for you today. >> fit gets cold freezes up, ice, start sliding can't see, black ice. >> reporter: plow trucks made a day and night of the big storm too. >> i was actually surprised way it started i didn't think we were going to get as much. it came out. >> reporter: powerful but millville residents

the to the south look the at these numbers what a jump from last week nearly 80 degrees in raleigh-durham. eighty-two in atlanta we had a close to that warm air. we will go up a few degrees during the day tomorrow but nothing like what they are seeing toward the south. we will warm it up to the 60's, during the morning, by about 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon we will see this front approaching the wind are going to be picking up, gusting to about 30 miles an hour during the afternoon. temperatures will be falling. you will feel the change between noon and 5:00 p.m. when it is chilly. wednesday temperatures will be in the 40's. blustery day more win. we will settle it down for thursday with high temperatures in the the 40's. but all eyes on the southern system, an area of low pressure that is going to be moving off the mid-atlantic with rain and cold air to the north that will be creating some snow. we will watch this develop into a coastal low and there are many questions associated with friday but right now we have a chance of rain and snow, in the forecast. so as we look will ahead overn

. >> reporter: for pbs the newshour i'm gayle tzemach lemmon in raleigh-durham north carolina. >> woodruffith us we'll be back with the controversy surrounding hillary clinton's emails while secretary of state. but first, it's pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public television station to ask for your support. >> ifill: she's not officially in the presidential race yet, but hillary clinton is under tough new scrutiny this week after revelations that she relied exclusively on a private, not government, email account, operated from a personal server when she served as secretary of state. today, a house oversight committee is now moving to subpoena those emails for an ongoing benghazi investigation. "the wall street journal"'s laura meckler has been covering the story. laura how unusual is it that any secretary of state would be using a personal email account exclusively? >> well, it wasn't that unusual, frankly, because there haven't been that many secretaries of state since email became the normal way to communicate in business. secretary powell use add personal account his staff c

. >> reporter: for pbs the newshour i'm gayle tzemach lemmon in raleigh-durham north carolina. >> woodruffith us we'll be back with the controversy surrounding hillary clinton's emails while secretary of state. but first, it's pledge week on pbs. this break allows your public television station to ask for your support. and that support helps keep programs like ours on the air. >> woodruff: for those stations not taking a pledge break, we take a second look at the remarkable move by china, an atheist country and the world's number one polluter, to embrace buddhism in order to help persuade its citizens to care about the environment. special correspondent fred de sam lazaro has that story. a version of his report appeared previously on "religion and ethics newsweekly," and was produced in partnership with the pulitzer center on crisis reporting and face to face media. >> chung, life long atheist and environmental journalist is becoming a buddhist. his first exposeeÉ was on illegal dam construction on the upper river. over the last ten years, it's led to national attention, a job firing and n

president obama keeps his distance from foreign leaders that he hasn't established the kind of strong, durhamationships with them that other presidents have. how do you make diplomacy the priority without steaking those connections? >> that's good question. but i don't know i don't want to become. [ inaudible ] i know the man he's sin see he generates a lot of loyalty from hits staff i have found it easy to work with him and i think foreign leaders would as well. he may not be as a srufrpbg you lahr as either george w. bush or bill clinton but other presidents were at distance too. it's more his follow is as and evening his policies to go to professor fisher's points obama reacted quite strongly to what russia did in the ukraine, for example, he's put heavy u.s. armor, abrams tanks in the baltic states, the german news has this all over it. we don't hear it from him he doesn't make news with this. he doesn't tell the american people he's doing it. and this sends a signal even when he does the right thing are he has second thoughts or doubts or doesn't want to actually explain to the american

durham road and new falls road is there a five-point intersection with police collecting traffic around. currently we do have some weather-related delays at philadelphia international airport, rifle delays for an hour and 28 minutes, chris and jessica back over to you. >>> jessica, thank you. >>> check those lottery tickets coming up someone in new jersey is 40 in million-dollar richer today. >>> wow. >>> and a bear trapped in the tree for three days, see howie mergecy officials finally managed to get him down kate? >>> and chris we're manager to go eke out a couple hours of spring here in philadelphia after a dreary start sunnies out and people here at franklin square are taking full advantage of the nice peak of sunshine and warm temperatures, enjoy it if you can, it will not last storms will role in, i'll have the th jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our sch

we have 37 in raleigh-durham. almost 40 degrees warmer in charleston. you can see the the cut off between warmth and the the cold air, natural seeing heavy snow, kentucky a mess in the snow. snowing for hours last night into today. we are watching low pressure, squeezing all of the moisture toward northeast as well. tomorrow we are talking about bitterly cold temperature, a freeze, with temperatures only in the 20's. so overnight tonight, the the low temperature is nine. that would be a new record for philadelphia the high tomorrow 26, with mostly sunny skies and here's a look at the record, we are expecting to tie a record in trenton of seven, new record forecast in allentown of four. a new record in atlantic city expect. new record in philadelphia. tomorrow morning we are expecting a low of 10 degrees in wilmington and that would set a new record as well. we have record cold overnight. cold temperatures for friday. then melting going on over the weekend. saturday's high 36. daylight savings time beginning on sunday and look at that temperatures warmin

>> a few months ago he decided to test the theory at this diner in his hometown of durham, north carolina each $50 with one very simple instruction. do something kind. >> and then we left. >> that was the end of it? >> yeah. and i forgot all about it. >> until. >> we got this e-mail. >> it included pictures from a village edge africa with people holding signs that red "thanks a lot for spreading kindness chris rosati." >> it was the butterfly effect. >> the two girls responsible were 13-year-old kate cameron and her 10-year-old sister anna. they say they couldn't believe it when a stranger gave them each $50. you didn't want to let him down? >> no. >> that makes you want to do something good with that money. >> the girl say they knew about this village in sierra leone where their dad worked. the people had been working hard to fight ebola see first paid for a feast. to help them celebrate being ebola free. they say it felt great to help. >> it inspired me. >> i would definitely encourage other people to do it. >> now what do you do? >> oh, man. get a whole lot of butterflies to flap their