save the children runs an early childhood program, a home visiting model called early school success. are a number of great models that are running in all of your states right now. i was a former legislator in maryland for eight years. i know everybody comes in and asks everyone of you for dough all day long. that reallyquestion good legislators we have met and , theyors we have met with ask what the roi is. because these are investment dollars and they are scarce. i think you've got to ask all the providers that are providing services comically save the children, not how many marquez they are serving, but are they -- services, including save the children, not how many more students they are serving, but -- they a number of providers have been out doing these services for years. they have constituencies in the legislature. but if we don't ask those tough questions and put some of the entities who have been doing business out of business and fund the ones i have strong track workers, the pay for evaluations, the demand a lot than we are staff, try changing the taxpayers but ultimately

save the children as jennifer mentions runs an early childhood program early steps school success.s the nurse family partnership. there are a number of great models running in all of your states right now. i was a former legislator in maryland. people come in and ask for money all day long. the really great governors we've met governor basher in mississippi or tennessee when we met a couple of years agos asked what the roi is. these are investment dollars and they're scars. i think you've got ask all the providers that are providing services, including save the children, not how many more kids they're serving, but are the kids enters kind eergarten read to learn. are they doing better than they would be if they weren't get accident any services. i think those are tough questions to ask because a number of providers have been out doing these services for years. got constituency in the legislature. if we don't ask questions and put entities that have been doing business, frankly out of business and fund the ones that have strong track records, pay for evaluations, that demand a lot o

fact.e: it is an amazing it shows you how so early in life you can be disadvantaged. dr.andel: exactly. and, really, we were comparing this before to physical damage to the brain. what we are seeing is these early deprivations are enormous in consequences to brain function, and this is a brilliant example of that. ms. noble: well, thank you, eric, and want to look at the mechanism, what it is that leads sothis -- these differences we can design interventions. so, for example, with washington university in st. louis, they have suggested that the key might be in family. beingw that the family disadvantaged face issues every day, and stress has profound and test getting affects on the developed of the hippocampus, so differences in family stress may be that link. developing brain is very plastic, so they are discussing whether these links can be reversed. now, our additional studies in children's behavior had some ther things along socioeconomic lines. we also found socioeconomic differences in light which skills as well as executive functioning or their ability to -- we als

why should early receipt matter the most. kristen talked about the really interesting biomedical evidence. to that effect s, but if you thk about it it's a much broader set of things as well. early childhood the family is important. schools haven't kicked in. careers are in their youngest stages. family income is the lowest. finally, early on parents are most overwhelmed and least mature, least able to handle the burdens of parenting. when there is this assistance early on in life for a variety of reasons, you can imagine these impacts being larger. if that's the case, then there are some policy issues. w.i.c. is directed to young kids. if we think transfers benefit families with young kids more than they do with older kids, maybe we should add a supplement to the earned income tax credit in the case where families have young kids or taking the existing pot of money and reallocating it so that families get larger benefits when they have young kids and relatively smaller benefits when they don't. section viii, the evidence is

second half of saturday into early surprised.t won't be -- i can't promise perfect sunshine but i can promise temperatures very spring like around here for your weekend. saturday, surprised, monday look fantastic and next week tuesday, wednesday, thursday, temperatures stay well above normal and close to 70 by middle to end of next week. erin how are the roads. >> 6:47 we have a couple crashes that could slow us down and live look inner loop braddock road where hov lane is impacted b there and they need that cleared. main lanes moving along long fine. speaking of 66 earlier crash dealing with before the beltway cleared. as you can see traffic officially back to normal. we have usual volume from 4 to 2 and eases a little bit once you pass 50 since everything is back to normal approaching beltway. let's take a look at ro now at maps. new crash 95 southbound maryland up in laurel it's just by 198 delays back to 216 heavy there and if you come down from baltimore beltway or bwi i would say bw parkway now southbound side is better bet

eric underscored you're seeing the effects of poverty in early life.there are recent epigenetic studies that show that we can see this at the time of birth, so the mother's socioeconomic state during her pregnancy can actually be associated with epigenetic modifications at birth including epigenetic modifications of genes involved in brain development. no question that this process occurs post-natally and is reversible but allows us to understand these processes are occurring and social forces are embedded very early on at life. >> one of the important issues to raise here is given how early these things start we kind of misuse the expression pay now or pay more later and if we don't do something early in life the cost later on can snowball in many respects. if i can just give within example of that, we started to look at a region of the chromosome on the tip in a region that's basically like a shoelace covering that protects the chromosome from all cell divisions. we know as we get older that region gets shorter. children who grew up in profound negle

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it shows you how so early in life you can be disadvantaged. dr. kandel: exactly.nd, really, we were comparing this before to physical damage to the brain. what we are seeing is these early deprivations are enormous in consequences to brain function, and this is a brilliant example of that. ms. noble: well, thank you, eric, and this finding has been replicated in for independent labs. it is really important to try to get to the mechanism, try to understand, what is it about growing up in poverty that could lead to these differences, so we can design appropriate interventions. so, for example, with washington university in st. louis, they have suggested that the key to this link might be differences in family. we know that families facing economic disadvantage faced a host of pressures every day. and we have known for quite some time that stress has profound and cascading effects on the development of the hippocampus. differences in family stress may be that link. we know the developing brain is very plastic, so they are investigating whether these links could be pr

some of the early examples of early recreational or personal uses of marijuana in the united states. in the united states, i think it really became popular in the late 19th and early -- early 20th centuries. you see it kind of constantly associated with jazz musicians in the 30's and 40's, the beatnik generation, kind of hippies in the 1960's. it was prescribed by doctors in the late 19th century brought a number of psychological issues, thinking about things like anxiety, for example. in north america, particularly with mexican immigrants who can obtain to the united states, really helped popularize the association with marijuana in the late 19th century. >> so it was legal for medicinal purposes and recreational purposes? >> states started to criminalize early as --licy as if you're thinking about 1900 and so by 1981, you have 29 states that have already decided to criminalize marijuana possession. in thinking about what the federal government was responding to, there was already the attitude that substances like marijuana should be illegal, but the real issue came with the mechani

weather update: light rain will continue to fall over the region through early thursday morning, especially across the north bay and along the coastal ranges. a potent cold front will then sweep through the entire region on thursday bringing widespread moderate to locally heavy rainfall, gusty winds and flooding concerns. showers are then possible into friday in wake of the frontal passage with drying conditions likely for the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 one of the areas that will be hit the hardest by today's storm is the north bay. kron 4's will tran continues our team coverage. he is live in santa rosa this morning where where conditions are expected to get much worse this morning. will. i am live in santa rosa this morning where it is raining and it is only expected to get worse. thanks will. we will check back with you through out the mor

charles drew, who was on morgan's campus during the early 20's. and his first job was that of the first athletic coach on this campus. even though he became a noted doctor and invented -- had several noted medical advances, he hailed his experiences here at morgan as some of his most remarkable contributions. and then the legendary football team here at morgan, who has played numerous games on the w hughes stadium, is also of significance. dr. scruggs was the founder of the first african-american fraternity that was founded in the state of maryland, the phi beta sigma gamma chapter. it was founded when we were still morgan college. the history of fraternity that have been founded on this campus and this institution are also significant to the maryland history and the nations history. iota phi theta fraternity founded september 1963, to the noted commencements and exercises that have been on the hughes stadium where the students continue to graduate today, and the many honorary doctorates that had been conferred to very significant individuals at t

fear, some early intervention so early fear, some early intervention so that everybody is on alert tohave even been implicit threat that if they try to stop this they will show their relevance, is that right? the ultimate thread that the government is under the impression it has is that it will abolish the house of lords, considering that parliamentary parties have been making that promise for more than a century, and it still carries on. the express even have a logo saying get us out of the eu. so next monday, when the lords comeback, of course they will put down those amendments to the bill in the winner tim beast did. the bill left the commons on amended which weakens their position considerably. i suspect they will try and amend it, but i suspect they would significa ntly frustrated. remind us how the lords is composed. a quick reading of that and you think that this conservative government faces to river calder is from too many other parties in the lords. is that right? what are the numbers? when david cameron became prime minister in 2015, he was the first tory prime minister ev

you can see here as early as 1908 h.g. wells puts together his book "the war in the air" where japan and china are in a confederation and germany's the aggressive power. the uk's a global power. and the u.s. is split between the states and federal rights. and he talks about aerial engagements overt niagara, dogfights between what he refers to as orenthopters, fighter aircraft. there's already this idea about bombing and as early as 1914 both the italians and the russians already have built long-range strategic aircraft. the caproni ca-1 aircraft has a range of 3,044 miles and can fly up to 75 miles an hour. and this is at the beginning of the war. but you see here the picture of the russian ilya murmet built by igor sikorsky flies from kiev to moscow which is about 1400 miles and it can stay aloft as long as eight hours. we're already advancing military aviation to a large degree because of this interest in bombing. the germans are also interested in this and they go the way of the dirigible, or zeppelin if you want to use

the attack happened sometime sunday night or early monday morning.eased details about the attack they say both of the attackers are 5 foot 5, clean shaven with a darker complexion. they are hoping somebody will recognize the man and come forward. there is a rise in the number of people reporting damage to their cars while driving on interstate 6-80 and highway 24. that is according to c-h-p. a woman sent this picture to kron four... she was driving on highway 24 when a softball size piece of cement flew through her windshield. c-h-p confirmed that there is no criminal activity going on here, they say it is just a bad road way and that debris is what is hitting those cars. caltrans says they have known about the problem near that interchange since december. caltrans put in an emergency request to authorize a repair project for parts of interstate 6-80 and highway 24. c-h-p has received about 50 complaints from drivers in that area. a man is suing the city of antioch because he believes his brother was murdered in a shooting last year. derick childs sa

it's a little chilly outside early this morning. four things you need to know about the weather forecast, the cold is back for today, tonight and for tomorrow but at least we'll have sunshine for your saturday. that little chance for rain that we've been watching out for on super bowl sunday, that is now officially out of the forecast. super bowl sunday will be dry. big chances for rain coming our ware way as we get into next week. partly to mostly cloudy, highs today many the upper 30s to low 40s. grab that winter coat. you will be needing it. >> thank you. >>> it is 6:31 and we'll be working throughout the day to get you the latest information out of paris. there was a shooting outside the louvre museum. >> here's what we know so far, just finding this out in the last half hour or so. a soldier fired on a man armed with a machete. that man is considered a suspected attacker at this point. >> he was hit begun fire and w underway and a massive police presence outside of the museum. the louvre is one of the most visited tourist sites

she was last seen around nine o'clock saturday it appears she left work early before her shift was over. police believe she may be in the new jersey area. angelica's family is especially worried because last month, her cousin - "damaris rivas" was found murdered in springfield, virginia. police say her killing was gang-related. five people have been charged in connection with her death. savoy elementary school in southeast d-c will reopen this morning, three weeks after shutting down. the building had to be cleaned after bed bugs and rats were found inside. students were out of class for two days before they were sent to ferebee hope elementary temporarily. a spokesman for dc public schools says savoy was inspected before given the o-k to reopen. parents are invited to speak with officials at an open house at 8:30 this morning. this week is shaping up to be one of the most important so far in donald trump's presidency. the commander-in-chief speech before congress tomorrow night, where he will try to convince democrats and republicans to get on board. it will be a difficult task, as the

and cold front through early tomorrow and big player in the early thursday forecast. of 70 today and we'll fast forward to tomorrow. high pressure builds in and norm west flow. it's february. look what developed here overnight wednesday to early thursday and and snow we could have accumulations the area. 00, rain we have snow around here early thursday morning. temperatures 70 today and near 70 tomorrow and 134-g we aunt to watch carefully heeren how are the roads? >> roads are just not so great right now. we have a lot of problems. bay bridge bob showed us breaking news and look at that we're dealing with closure an twelfth streets. vehicleing a suspicious vehicle and lot of pedestrians getting a roun those folks. twelfth street closed between c and d and please use caution and keep you daiment this is 270 southbound. crash blocking several lanes moved to right shoulder this is tuckerman lane delays back to rothville heavy traffic and you ma southbound gaithersburg and tae cared and delays remain super heavy to 95 from 95ueinneed to be aware of. good news for metro.

do you get early doors on a friday?” the premium on friday. do you get early doors on a friday? bbc news we've been looking at the issue of disability in the workplace. later in the programme we'll speak to our producer in charge of the series. johny gradually lost his eyesight when he was a teenager and he'll be talking to us about his unique experience of the newsroom. you're with business live from bbc news. let's talk about rbs. the royal bank of scotla nd let's talk about rbs. the royal bank of scotland has just reported another massive loss. the bank — which is 72% owned by taxpayers — is also planning cost savings, which will mean job cuts and branch closures. the bank has lost £7 billion in 2016 — that's more than three times last year's loss. our business correspondent theo leggett has more. was this a surprise? no, it didn't come as a surprise at all. rbs is really still paying for the sins of the past. if you remember, in the run—up to the financial crisis around 2007, rbs was positioning itself as a major international bank, huge ambitions. fora itself as a major int

this was early on.ikesee that early on, if they could do it early and often, that's going to make a huge difference in this game because you want to get into tom brady's early on. speaking of the patriots, pay attention because a lot of people are going to watch haul o joe jones. he's a s tud out there. the key thing to point out is they have a great receiver. two things to pay attention, number 18 and number 2. 2 you can see the guys out on the field. they know how to play the game.e when you think about matt ryan, the quarterback of the atlanta falcons. this is a guy who threw to so many different receivers. he knows how to air it out, a lot of different targets along and finally bill bell check. this guy knows how to shake that game up early. the falcons are expecting one patriot team.iot he has the ability early onto throw the game plan out the wind on. they were doing the hurry yup quite a bit. that got into the steelers' minds and that. say what you will. greatest of all time? you can say that. wh

lows: 19-23 winds: nw 5-10 mph friday: sunny early becoming mostly cloudy. cold. highs: 37-42 winds: s 5-10 mph - winter weather advisory for nw suburbs until 9am - rain and wet snow through 9am - cold & very blustery day (feels 20s) - pm snow flurries/snow squalls - warmth returns this weekend (60s) today: am rain and snow showers. cold and very windy. pm snow flurries/showers. highs: 35-40 winds: nw 15-25 g 35+ mph tonight: partly cloudy and cold. diminishing winds. lows: 19-23 winds: nw 5-10 mph friday: sunny early becoming mostly cloudy. cold. highs: 37-42 winds: s 5-10 mph mix of wet weather this morning-- a much bigger clean up is happening in the gulf. the national weather service now confirming that an e-f three tornado, touched down in louisiana, destroying entire neighborhoods. abc's steve osunsami has more. president trump making headlines takes aim at nordstrom -- in defense of his daughter. nordstrom stopped carrying ivanka trump's clothing line - citing brand performance. the president- now voicing his displeasure on twitter. he tweeted first on his

we have rain at times, steady rain early afternoon but by early evening it is gone.unts a quarter inch around city, more to the north, less to the south, and then problems and berks county lehigh valley northern bucks and poconos under a winter weather advisory for potential for freezing rain as temperatures will tropical a few degrees as the storm intensifies a little bit and that precipitation picks up. icing conditions possible, we have lehigh veil, upper bucks, berks, rain mixing with freezing rain depending where you are. maybe couple hundreds of an inch of ice accumulation. right the thousand most of the temperatures are above freezing, with the exception in the mountains new down to 32 at quakertown, that is problem zone, 35 in doylestown , 39 mount holly, new jersey. high of 45. upper 40's at the shore, mid 30's in the poconos and then tonight wind crank up and put high wind watch in effect for the region. we will talk about that in the full forecast in a few minutes and let you know what to expect over next several days, jan, back to you. >>> tomorrow, loved

walter flowed from the 8-inch man early this morning. the street was cut down for crews to make repairs. we'll keep you posted on this one throughout the day. >>> some scary moments in the sky. a hospitelicopter makes crash lg and there are ties to this area. >>> doctors say there are new problems to an addiction. a problem with an over-the-counter medicine. we're tracking thunderstorms for your afternoon. we'll take a closer look at when you can see storms roll through areas like center city coming up. >>> let's take a look at your weather. the storms are passing through pretty fast, a little faster than models were trending. still for us, afternoon and early evening hours and some thunderstorms are expected. right now, conditions are pretty good. we see clouds mixed with some sunshine out there. a little fog along some of the shore spots but we're already in the 60s in some areas. 61 by 10:00 a.m. 69 by 2:00 in the afternoon. mostly cloudy. some sunshine still breaking through. then as we get into the afternoon through early evening th

cloudy start perhaps lead to go an early spring and clouds this morning might lead to an early spring and cloudy skies, again, could lead to an early spring. with all the details on that, here is sheena parveen. >> i'm so curious to see what phil is going to do. what time does that happen? we'll have to check. but as we go through the dayed today, not too bad. 43 degrees right now in the district. the winds are fairley calm at the moment, but they will be picking up as we go through the day today. take a look at our temperatures. so this morning. but more like the mid to upper 30s. closer to lunchtime. we'll by in the 40s already. we are talking about highs today in about the upper 40s. some areas could get into the low 50s, but we will be staying nice and dry. and that dry stretch is going to go through most of our week. we've been talking about a chance of showers. we'll show you that forecast coming up. let's check the roads this morning, though. good morning, melissa. >> good morning. so i thought i was hearing things, chuck. oh, i get it. east middle lane, right lane getting by o

thanks for watching "early today."ow us on facebook, twitter and i "tracking the storm"laurlive morning--- butonditions are improving. this ia ve lookt san jose. many roads are still seei soiss sam/voare problems th floodinga and many communties---- stl dealing with "floodiconcerns." for those living along hecoyoted overght shelts have poppedup, f . >>> and many skphaoupbts communities dealing with flooding. evacuation and overnight shelters popping up for anybody who needs it. today in the bay starts now. good tuesday this morning. thank you for joining us. >> let's get straight to the forecast. we know the weather is what everyone is talk building. >> yeah. we are really dealing with a lot of issues her f

they are the early basketball team. if you look off to the right here you'll see a noted significant african-american individual. that is dr. charles drew, who was on morgan's campus during the early '20s. his first job was actually that of the first athletic coach on this campus. even though he became a noted doctor and invented the -- had several noted medical advances, he hails his experiences here at morgan as some of his most remarkable contributions. then the legendary football team here at morgan, who played numerous games on our wacu hughes stadium field is also significant. dr. scruggs was the founder of the first african-american fraternity that was founded in the state of maryland. the phi beta cigna gamma chapter, founded november 10th, 1916, at the corner of edmonson and fulton, when we were still morgan college. the history of fraternities that have been founded on this campus and by this institution are also significant to the maryland history and the nation's history. the iota phi beta fraternity incorpo

, early on. specifically, i mean, being a beautician. i think a lot of americans today, they've seen something like steel mag knollow's -- steel magnolias and a lot of americans might associate the southern buddy shop with white southern women. certainly they become important but early on the beauty shop as an institution is really, really integral in black women's lives in the south and not white. and this is because there were a number of really important black female entrepreneurs in the beauty business in the south. some of whom became quite famous. madam c.j. warm egg is un, anny turnbull malone is another. but there were actually dozens and dozen all over the region. they're the most famous but if you open up any african-american newspaper in the early 20th 20th century, you will see ads placed by the local beautician who has created her own system to help black women groom their hair. but what was kind of revealing was the week or two i was work with census data and i decided to look the n

smack dab in the middle of your early morning commute on monday. also expecting to see winds pick up as well which will make for dangerous travel. already seen downed power lines and that could, of course, cause power outages in the area. but for today, well, we are going to see a nice saturday overall through tonight. expecting to see those overcast skies. high of about 54 heading into sunday, going to see a lot of changes in that rain forecast. so the north bay starting to see rain early on and then get breaks in between and then sunday night, into monday morning, expect to see that heavy rain. right now long-range models showing another storm making its arrival tuesday into wednesday. keep a close eye on that. today enjoy a little break from the rain the next couple of hours. kira? >> i'll enjoy not having a hood over my head and umbrella in my hand. vianey, thanks. >>> coming up, the way one silicon valley ceo is hoping to cure cancer. small donation by small donation. time. and the pelbeach ceo tnks it's not only possible ...ut >>> welcome bac

"early today" starts right now. good tuesday morning. i'm frances rivera. breaking overnight, at least 3 people are dead and two others in critical condition after a small plane crashed into homes in river side, california. authorities say the plane went down a half mile away from a local airport and its fuel tank was still full when it crashed. five people were on board the plane. officials say two adult women survived the crash and were rushed to hospitals. one of the victims told fire fighters they were returning home after a cheer leading conference in anaheim. and here is surveillance footage from a home nearby. you can see the plane coming in from above and then exploding on impact. an absolutely hor fieing sight. river side is 60 miles east of los angeles. the plane was flying to san jose. fire fighters are now working to control the fires caused by the crash. they say two homes were completely destroyed and adjacent ones damaged. officials say no residents were at home at the time but they are still searching for any other possible victims. the ntsb

even a got early out there and that's -- if i got out there early i think you should too. what just fell? excuse me for a second. got a little excited. dropped my phone. let's move on. 580 westbound up to the pass. you will see some stop and go traffic. that is because of some road work they have on here. also ace train. doesn't have the regular service today. we have one rain running you can check this on the schedule by going to their website or to their twitter site if you are on twitter or their website. ace train has one train but still more people on the roads coming in to livermore and the dublin area. the earlier crash they had on 580 westbound has been removed. let's go to 880 northbound. the roof camera we have here on one of our buildings will show northbound 880 will be slow. if we can take -- you can see northbound 880 there is an accident near broadway and traffic is backing up. you can see even some of the police cars, chp units are in that traffic trying to get up to the crash. this is the back up they hate because normally we don't have a lot of slow traff

certainly they become important but early on, with beauty shop as an institution. it is really really integral to the black women's lives in the south. and nonwhites. >> and this was because there were a number of really important black female entrepreneurs in the beauty business in the south. several of them became quite famous, madame walker is one. maybe malone is another. but there were actually dozens and dozens all over the region, the most famous but if you open up any african-american newspaper in the early 20th century, you will see ads placed by the local beautician who has created her own system to help black women groom their hair. but what was revealing the week or two i was working with census data and i decided to look at the number of women with mutations in the south and i was looking at blackwomen and white women , in 1920 the number of black beauticians in southern states was really extraordinary. and far outpaced the number of white women in southern states who identified as beauticians. so in mississippi for example, there were over 500 black w

cold front moves through thursday with a chance of a wintry mix early in the day. we cool things down friday, 40. back into the middle 50's saturday, lower by next 50's and looking good for valentine's day. alison: thank you. it is the inspiration we all need to see. >> scars on my chest. and it just kind of brings a warm glow. alison: once in need of a heart transplant, the swimmer is not giving up. his mission, next. fortunately there's a bedples diswhere you both get whatess? you want every night. enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. and right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. alison: it's going to feel like the super bowl for one swimmer from michigan. he was a lifelong swimmer, but complications from heart failure him out of the pool until 2014, when he got his new 34-y

will it be an early spring?degrees cloudy and they say he sees his shadow that the sun is out and mix acting cloudy skies. i think we might actually see early spring which be fine by me. there's your forecast still expected to come out for this groundhog or at 7:25 a.m. we will be carrying that live on fox and friends and lots business channel. i am so excited. this is my first time here. it is my first time, but it won't be my last time. lauren: how many had to have? reporter: and somebody has interpolated yesterday. every hour i will be wearing a different one. and the nightclubs? a little furry gloves. trade shoot very gorgeous silk ties in with your groundhog on combo. thank you. lauren: coming up, a bacon shortage? s. more like hogwash. what is causing bacon lovers to freak out? we will have that next. if lauren: can you smell it? a content can have no fear. there's not actually a bacon shortage this year. despite a planned the poor prisoners of poor prisoners of the 50 or the outcome of 50 or the outcome o

very early friday morning. "fox5" annie yu is live with what we need to know about this and what police are saying to you. good morning, annie. >> good morning, wisdom, holly. hyattsville city police are putting out a very important warningthon friday morning urging people not to walk alone on mornings and be extra cautious they say a man is targeting people mostly on fridays between hours of 4 and 6 a.m. they say this goes back to december the first incident reported on third of december and since then there's a total of eight incident of armed robberies or attempted armed robberies in the city of hyattsville. let get to the map that shows you where and when the man is targeting victim. you can see there there's a clear pattern. it's all in the area of queens chapel road, and hamilton and edgar road. they're monitoring the area. the victims reported similar stories held at gunpoint early in the morning between 4 and 6 and if you notice friday the ninth robbed two people within 30 minutes two different location

topping 50 miles an hour this morning and early afternoon.an see wind gusts of more than 40 miles an hour. temperature hitting 46 degrees for atlantic city. up to 47 for wilmington. those winds will never make it -- allow it to feel that warm. feel like it's in the 30s this afternoon with the wind gusts. wind will blow a few clouds in the area. what i don't expect to see are snow showers. poconos mountains and blizzard raging in new england. we will get sunshine today. high winds will likely bring down more trees and branches and lead to power outages and possibly road closures as well. tonight, the wind will die down. with clear skies drop down to 34 degrees. valentine's day see sunshine up to 47. sunshine and 47, and, again, on wednesday, another blustery day on thursday. this will be cooler on thursday. that chill will stay with us on friday. look at the weekend. temperatures surge. 52 degrees on saturday. 60 with sunshine on sunday. near 60 for next monday and tuesday. next chance of showers, wet weather won't be until next wednesday when

that will bring a big cooldown down to the mid-atlantic as early as tomorrow night. at 11:00, still 60 degrees reagan national, 64 leesburg, 66 warrenton, the same in leesburg. satellite and radar, showers mainly north and west of d.c. around the d.c. metro. hagerstown, md 50's at this hour. showers will not last terribly long. .ore on the way later tonight most of the shower activity will be gone by the early morning rush. join "good morning washington" at 4:24. through thet you cold front that is set to move through midday. waking up tomorrow morning, a mild start wednesday, middle 50's. we eventually rebound into the middle 60's for the daytime highs. a little cooler than today, but considering the average this time of year is will take it. cold weather arrives late tomorrow night, temperatures falling into the 60's, eventually the 40's, and yes, the 30's by early thursday morning. so cold that we are looking at a north storm watch posted and west of d.c., including frederick county, washington county, the panhandle of west virginia. this will likely change over t

mid 30's, bus stop early in the morning. recess, mid 40's. on the way home, mostly sunny and mid-50's. comfortable tomorrow afternoon. later in the week, we warm up, andit will also get windy will be tracking rain, into the 60's. more of the timing of the rain so that you can enjoy the mild temperatures coming up in about 10 minutes. kimberly: breath? an epic comeback staged by the new england patriots ford overtime win, a first, right? robert: first in super bowl history. kimberly: and tommy terrific does not even say it. robert: they are calling him the best quarterback of all time. that is live, downtown boston. don't think anybody saw this going into overtime. falcons dominated from the get go. but then things changed, and that was the tom brady effect. , cametriots trailed 28-3 all the way back to force overtime. james white ends it with a two yard touchdown run. an amazing comeback for the patriots, winning their fifth super bowl, 34-28. the embrace by bill belichick and tom brady. thanks to everybody here, and will be a great celebrati

the lights failed to turn on back in early january, too. it's hard to believe this is still winter after springlike temperatures this weekend. it will be a bit chillier get the verylet's latest on the warm forecast for meteorologist josh knight. josh: for most of us, we hit 70 degrees today. we had a ton of sunshine, the dry weather sticking around. not too much going on on doppler radar, a nice night at the harbor. the rest of the overnight, clear skies stick around, meeting temperatures cool tonight. most of us w tomorrow, where this morning a lot of us started off in the. 50's few clouds around frederick county, dropping into the 40's for some of us, warrenton 43, still almost 60 degrees in d.c., but tomorrow morning will be chilly. we will warm up quickly. 1's about 10 a.m., 56 by p.m., topping out at about 59 degrees. tomorrow in the 50's, tuesday in the 50's, but we are tracking rain and then a warm-up. the forecast coming up in just a bit. kimberly: a developing story boyght, a two-year-old remains in critical condition and takoma af

lingering showers into early saturday then dry through sunday afternoon. third system arrives sunday evening with another round of wind and rain into monday. periods of rain stay in the forecast tuesday and wednesday with a cold upper low off the coast. a high-end restaurant in morgan hill is paying 120- thousand dollars in fines for scamming customers. the restaurant, "odeum" was caught serving people cheap fish while advertising and charging for a pricier one. it advertised petrale sole on their menu, but instead served people tilapia from october 20-14 to march 20-16. petrale sole is a type of flounder and a more expensive cut of fish than tilapia. odeum is offering 30-dollar gift certificates to people who ordered petrale sole during that time period. happening today... the murder trial of antolin garcia-torres cotinues this morning. he is the man accused of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. sierra's notebook was the focus of several witness examinations yesterday.it was found after sierra's disappeppearance in 20-12 and had a runaway note ins

commission, had the fcc in early days, was it a promoter of television? >> it was, one of the funny things about how the government viewed a television is that it was still considered part of the radio bandwidth. when you look at it it's radio wave devoted to images and so they were a proponent of it because that was an era in which people said let's try this, oh, we can to it. automobiles, airplanes, sure. we can do voices through the air, pictures, no problem. again, it took a while for the pictures to get out there but the fecc had rules which they set up to govern radio, the companies, most of the companies behind television were the companies behind radio and so they looked at this as the opportunity for making more money and also having a different kind of communication. i keep talking about money and profit but there was still that sense of you can't lose sight of this, sense of excitement, look what we can do and that was one of the driving forces between -- through the early days of television into blossoming in the 50's and full flower in the 19

maybe a few light showers lapt tuesday night into early wednesday.temperatures will be in the 50s, but then we are right back up into the 60s and 70s by the end of the next week. no snow in sight just yet. climate prediction center has us warm until early mar. about a 90% chance we're fairly warm. through march, we'll cool county a little bit. maybe snow lovers, hold on to that one fighting chance. all right. current temperatures are 67. no snow with these temperatures. valley. temperatures in the 40s overnight, clear skies, a enthat settles down, fairly mild out and about this evening, hopefully the restaurants prepared with those outdoor tables because a lot of people looked for those today as well as tomorrow. no rain, no cloud cover, we are just dry and clear here, and that's how it's going to be tomorrow morning. you'll wake up to another beautiful morning: again, mild. average daytime high now should be 48 degrees. we'll be at 48 at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, warming there, temperatures at 60 degrees, some in the upper 50s and 60s, one side or

maybe mixing with some snow by very early thursday morning.nd then cold by friday. >> all right. >> thank you so much. lauren. that will do it for us. thank you for joining us. we're always on cbsphilly.com. now we're handing things over to leslie the birthday girl. she didn't want me to say anything. >> we're ending the night. happy d-day to my girl leslie. sports zone is next everybody. have a good night. ♪ ♪ >> this is the hyundai sports zone on cbs3. >>> it biggest game of the year. it did not disappoint. complete coverage and discussion on the game with ed straight ahead with the trade deadline approaching rumor more squirreling around the sixers trading jahlil okafor. hello and welcome to the hyundai sports zone. i'm leslie advance ago dale. we'll start off with what else, but the super bowl. years from now when people look back it will be hard not to call this the greatest soup bowl in nfl history falcons and patriots squaring off super bowl li. such a wild game. a scoreless first quarter. then the falcons jump out to