no apology, the most hard—core labour government as far as the city is concerned, in 40 as far as thes the city is concerned, in a0 years. 20 years ago when tony blairand a0 years. 20 years ago when tony blair and gordon brown were preparing for power, they had this charm offensive. the new labour. none of that here. jeremy corbyn is clear, he thinks the uk's banking system has a destructive dominance over the real economy and he wants finance to be the servant, not the masters of the british people. the telegraph has said it will send shivers through the banking industry. i was reading a month ago about a meeting he had with his, the shadow chancellor with the institute of directors and the small businesses federation, they are all talking and having these meetings to discuss what life would be like under a labour government. back in the day, a year ago, that would have sounded like a fantasy. now our banking system, which generates about £72 billion worth of tax, it will have to contemplatejeremy corbyn and plans for a national investment bank and a so—called robin hood tax on trans

. >> reporter: and the city of san francisco says they are going to look into its storm drains and get back to us. as far as the city of pacifica, they're going to make the repairs to this pipe but haven't given us a specific date. in pacifica, maria medina, kpix5. >>> across the bay the alameda city council is expected to vote tomorrow on whether to purchase more cameras that read license plates. the city already had these kinds of cameras installed on four police patrol cars. the police department credits those devices for alerting them to a car thief driving a stolen car and helping officers locate a suicidal woman. alameda's police chief wants funding for 13 more of the cameras to cover all the routes into and out of the island city. cameras, to catc >> anything that they need in order to empower them to do their job to keep the citizens safe, i think we should give it a shot. >> but there are critics who fear federal immigration officials could use these cameras to catch undocumented immigrants, but alameda police say the cameras would only focus on license plates, not the drivers and immigration ag

if the neighbors still have a problem, they can go in other legal actions against you. as far as the city goes for me anyway, i think we have done everything we can and it's up to your own ability as an owner to stand up to it. so -- >> vice president thomas: commissioner frost? >> commissioner frost: i was impressed with the security director's presentation as well. but then you listen to one of the speakers and they talk about having heard this before. i remember back when it was brought to us we heard of a lot of different people in the community that had tried to work with him and finally it comes in front of us and he gets forced to work with us. i'm still a little concerned and like one of the speakers said, closing at midnight and 2:00 are a big difference for consuming alcohol and what happens when you consume that amount of alcohol. i think one of the speakers from the club said that people think we're closed. is that is -- do they have less of a crowd and why they have less problems. they're not open until 2:00 and drinking less. is that part of the problem. i'm getting goose bu

brought increased joblessness and poverty to italy and southern europe, and reaching as far north as the industrial citiesf poland and russia. in america, they were saying, there was a future, perhaps a fortune to be made. in the southern european ports of naples, piraeus, trieste, and constantinople, they gathered to board the ships to america. some were birds of passage, leaving to seek work and return. others with hopes to find at the end of the journey the good, permanent life that awaited, they were told, 3000 miles across the sea. in the rural areas of eastern europe, they had, in addition to poverty, other reasons to look to america. the government was taking young boys to the army. in a mother's lifetime she might not see him again. and always there was the police, the historic persecutor of the armenian, slovak, and jew. [whistle blows] woman: you know what i see now, i see the peasant with a wagon and hay to take me, take me away. the whole town was around my wagon. everybody came to say goodbye. i didn't know how to say goodbye. man: poland, russia, romania, and everybody just wanted to get out

are people packing eakins oval there, you can see they are lining the parade route, as far as the eye can see all the way into center city. we have got excited fans out here, some of them, stayed overnight, in tents, others,

the most romantic city in the country. >> you don't have to go far. oakland ranging as the sixth most romantic city in america.according to a san francisco grocery delivery company. >> what? >> because, do you know what, they know. >> they do. >> they say the most romantic city was boston, followed by atlanta, austin, philly and charlotte. the least romantic city, indianapolis, raleigh, orlando, seattle, denver and san diego. san diego is always sunny. well, the company studied valentine day related searches from across the country and that's how they came up with the list. >> i've been to five of the top six. >> got to go shopping for love. >> that should be their tag line. >> the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. >> that's right. >> i solved the puzzle. >> you're just like, oh, my gosh, it's tomorrow. >> it is tomorrow. >> so, yeah, as you rush out today to get those valentines presents and make sure you don't forget. >> roses are fresh. >> yes. everything is all good. the chocolate covered strawberries are fresh, all of that stuff. >> wow. >> looking live right now at san francisco, wasn't on the

the morning there. it could actually be felt as far away as 100 miles away in the capital city of taipei. back to you. >>> thank you, jessica. a mountain view tutor accused of lewd acts with two children faces arraignment as police search for more possible victims. he was a volunteer tutor. on friday, police received a call from a parent whose child was molested by him. an investigation turned up another victim. the students are 10 and 11 years old. he worked there for two years and volunteered other places. he was contacted through a gaming chat app. >>> holding police accountable for the jump in car break-ins in the city. katherine stephanie plans regular hearings on the problem starting in about a month. stephanie says there are about 85 car break-ins every day. she says it shouldn't be a toll you have to pay just to live in san francisco. interim mayor mark farrell picked her to fill his vacancy. she plans to run for the position in november. >>> avoiding a second government shutdown in less than a month. president trump is advocating for a shutdown if his immigration dee manmands are

problem and the headlines on al-jazeera a magnitude six point four earthquake has hit eastern taiwan killing at least five people and injuring more than two hundred others far far as of the port city of holly and say several people remain trapped in buildings that are on the brink of collapse. south africa's ruling a.n.c. party has postponed a chad being expected to decide on the potential removal of president jacob zuma from office the mission's been pushed back to the seventeenth of february zuma is under increasing pressure to resign over corruption allegations and several scandals the postponement of the meeting came after zuma state of the nation address was also delayed. we decided to approach the president. with joy. or down to. establishing much more. german chancellor angela merkel's conservative coalition has reportedly on the brink of a deal with their main political rivals to form a government together they've been holding marathon talks breaking months of political uncertainty after a knife edge the next. at least ninety one people have been killed in just one day in rebel held areas of syria's eastern province government and russian jets have increased their attacks

the city. reports that tremors were felt as far away as guatemala to the south. ously trying to get away from the buildings swaying. to recap the breaking news, seven .5 earthquake struck the southern mexican region of oaxaca. more details on that as we get it. thank you for watching. let's see what is coming your way this weekend. for most of us the weather is not looking too bad at all. certainly some sunshine on the way and skies on saturday will probably look something like this, a nice picture from a weather watcher. some sunshine the saturday but sunday does not look too great at least across western areas of the uk. this is the latest satellite image, clouds across the country right now. this gap in place during the course of saturday. in the short term, still some rain around western and northern areas with some hill snow. the clearest in east anglia and the south—east through the early area with a touch of frost. a weak weather front crossing the country first thing on saturday. by the afternoon, the weather would brighten. initially many will look out th

the d.r. request and city's request, but for the most part, they had all the changes by october 31, except for the changes that the city requested. as far as the story poles go, on december 19, i did send the d.r. requestor a copy and listing of the story poles that were changed and that included photographs showing that the fire wall was added. the story pole on the west side was adopted to meet their criteria. and on the east-north corner, it was set back so not only did i put it in writing, i attached photographs and turned everything into the city and the city has copies of everything including all the emails to back everything up. thank you. >> thank you. any public comment in support of the project sponsor? objection. commissioner richards. >> rebuttal. >> sorry. 2-minute rebuttal. >> i would like to, again, stress the purpose of the 30-day review period is so we can marshal our resources, which we did. we had an architect and attorney on site to go through the project. at that time, there were misleading story poles at the property and when we did our on-site inspection, the architect could not explain the project to us. so we're

the night. there's a night club here which attracts people from as far away as two hundred kilometers from cities such as munich. the club is in the small town of fish which doesn't have much except trees. and this is a song about and it's true that the preferred forest is really really beautiful but it's a bit dull at night. this is that it's never. over until it runs the club in this former hospital that's now a listed building people dance until three in the morning in the chapel which dates back to fifteen ninety seven the dance nights often begin with a concert. there are. for example gospel and blues by switzerland's undriven yes. there are about five free concerts a week and they're always packed. wrong. rome rome. probably drove home. people can make donations after the concert some of the locals have come to every concert so far. is what i point out there's a really lovely atmosphere here about some of the first i thought it was a bit small but then i realized that the atmosphere is so good because it's so smushed among the local people so didn't you meet so many different people don't w

it's come to that that when i came to berlin it was the best city in the world as far as i was concerned but i really missed the kind of food i ate in korea and it was nothing like what i had at home. and that's about mr felt like me but this was also a. young me snowden parks family moved to germany in one thousand nine hundred sixty six. she was born in the german city of bargain in one nine hundred seventy nine after finishing high school she spent a year in the south korean capital so. that helps solidify her career roots. today she feels equally at home in both cultures germany and south korea. in two thousand and nine young may opened a restaurant can she princess quite spoke to strict about although she has a degree from drama school a friend inspired her to make cooking for her profession. at first she sold her dishes at a local christmas market. this test phase turned into a huge success bought it took another four years for young me to find the right location for her concept restaurant here. i walked by here and thought it was great and that it didn't look like a restaurant i f

is a part of the city's used to be a separatist and regional party now under the leadership of mark their salvini as was rebranded the party as moved much more towards the far right positions but the five star movement that many times abroad disputing the same box as these other parties is therefore not a far right movement the city is the latest in a growing number of places in germany refusing to house anymore refugees the decision has been criticized by prograf e.g. activists and applauded by far right groups that is paul brennan reports people in cutlets say much of that criticism is warranted. with its bilingual german street signs and so close to the polish border plus has been a cultural melting pot for centuries so news that it would not accommodate any more syrian or iraqi refugees sparked angry demonstrations proving even some neo nazi elements may cut bus a flashpoint between rival groups. after the demonstrators have dispersed though the reality here is. complex a town which finds itself the raw reluctant focus of a much wider issue here in germany. city hall insists the decision on new arrivals was forced by practical issues including a lack of

the most romantic cities in the country. >> you don't have to go far. oakland ranking as the sixth most romantic city in america.teresting, right, it's according to instacart a san francisco grocery delivery company. the most romantic city was in boston, followed by atlanta, austin, philly and charlotte. the least romantic city according to instacart, indianapolis, raleigh, orlando, seattle, denver and san diego. the company studied valentine's day related searches, i guess, from across the country and that's how they came up with their list. >> what if you don't have a valentine. >> what were people searching in regards to oakland? >> you just made a declaration, your mailbox will fill up really fast. >> you can find me in oakland. >> so if you're shopping for marcus -- looking over here, the rest of the bay moves smoothly, no carts reported on the roadway or otherwise. a smooth flow. new incident popped up in the south bay, i will check because i'm not sure if it's on 101 or just off of oakland road. we will double-check with chp on the exact location once they arrive. we are looking southbound 880 for earlier

diesel driving bans can be imposed by local authorities in the interests of public health and indeed they've gone so far as to all those two cities to. their anti pollution plans but i think the impact of this decision goes way beyond those two cities it extends to many cities around germany which have got a pollution problem and some of the talk about the courts passing the decision up to a higher european court has that now being who die out. well the court today has said that these bans can be imposed without further reference to the european court of justice they also don't think there's any need for a unified regime at national level either. so it could go ahead for fairly quickly i would point out also that the european commission. has been sort of threatening germany for a while and some of the countries which it says are not doing enough to tackle this problem of dirty air and so you know they too have said they might take germany to the european courts if they're not satisfied by any measures that are introduced and the some environmental groups in germany have been pushing for a diesel ban for yaz and that convinced tha

well, february 1st came, and the library commission approved funding $3.5 million for an implementation. unfortunately, it represents, as far as i can tell, the city librarian final poison pill present to our city. i ask you to do what you did 13 years ago and 12 years ago when the library commission likewise forwarded this in their budget, and that was you rejected the funding for rfid. and i hope that you will do that again this year. some interesting notes at the library commission. when more than one person complained about rfid's toxicity to patron privacy, the staff gave two reasons why they asserted. there is no threat to the public. they said, first of all, the library's databases are unhackable. unhackable. knowing what we know about library databases and other databases, that is a pretty far-fetched claim. in addition, it doesn't take hacking into the database to raise and to make privacy threats. and the other reason was that they said it has only a 30-inch range. well, that may be true for certain commercial applications, but not for all. and even show, there's no need to get that close. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, pl

making says he's more livable is the main theme of the night session of the world and forum as far as larry reports the host city kuala lumpur is exploring ways to rejuvenate its neighborhoods. the confluence of to reverse this is where kuala lumpur began more than one hundred sixty years ago the name means muddy estuary in the middle a language but as the city expanded what used to be the administrative and commercial hub soon lost its importance to new or shiny a buildings parts of the old downtown area fell into disuse but there are plans to revive this part of the city as more people move in cities there's a growing demand for species in cities and the challenges it is then is regenerate existing urban areas as opposed to expanding and eventually result in school sprawl results in. negative outcomes like the illusion extracting the sink city and urban regeneration body owned by malaysia's sovereign wealth fund believes one way to revitalize the city is by making existing spaces more inclusive that includes turning parking spots into small gardens some temporary othis permanent deal of the day there are many

related travel delays, visibility down to two and a half miles, as we go throughout the rest of our february, looking at what we typically city as far as rainfall. little more than 2.5 inches of rain and so far for this month, we have seen more than 5 inches and we add on top of that through the rest this have afternoon and into the weekend. the chance of rain certainly persists, we have a 90% chance of finding precipitation later on today. and 80% saturday and sunday. and then the chances dip down as we get down into next week with the sunshine returning by then. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan you see we are tracking a lull in the activity now and more mist our off to the west in western pennsylvania and tracking the rain out through the ohio valley and that heads our way into the rest of our weekend. something else to keep if mind a winter weather advisory that stays up for carbon and monroe counties for 1:00 today. freezing rain say big concern and monroe county they have seen a half inch of frozen precipitation. as far as the temperatures are concerned with an easterly wind coming in off the atlantic it's a raw and chil

far as quickly. and then that mindset, as faras do quickly. and then that mindset, as far as do they introduce that bird rate rise later in the year? shifting our attention to india and citie of its card —— cards to purchase bitcoin and other crypto currencies. what is the current standard india regarding these crypto currencies? it is a bitter irony on valentine's day because there is no love lost between the indian government and the cryptocurrency. the indian government has earlier linked cryptocurrency trade in india to a ‘ponzi' scheme. two recent budget by the finance minister, there was speculation that could be a complete ban on cryptocurrency in india but now, the government says it is monitoring any tax evasion on cryptocurrency. they are not to be used as legal tender, like money to buy goods in india. there are 11 cryptocurrency exchanges in india. bitcoin being the most popular. after citibank‘s global move to not allow users to use debit and credit cards to purchase cryptocurrency, the indian branch is doing the same. it will be a setback but these exchanges in india. devina gupta in india. the us is set to become the country piles ——a world's leading oil pr

a couple inches of snow, all snow for poconos and lehigh valley, mixture in the city, as much as three to six slushy inches far north and west, looking at an inch or two in the city but i'm thinking this is pretty much low impact event because sunday war back to 50, moves that snow will melt, roads should pretty much hand this will well. worse traveling problems in the lehigh valley and poconos a by next tuesday we are back to 07-degree. >> in and out fast. >> pat gallen has sports. >> those warm temperatures making me think baseball, phillies gm matt klentak gives house thoughts on whether the phillies can compete this year speaking of competing the sixthers with a fantastic effort last night against the heat heading in to the all-star break, sports is up ytwo pancakes. two strips ofr bacon. two eggs. if you ask me, that's a pretty good deal. but you didn't ask me. you know what? i'll mind my own business. denny's $4 dollar everyday value slam. available at dennys.com. [ laughs ] rodney. bowling. classic. can i help you? it's me. jamie. i'm not good with names. celeste! i trained you. we share a locker. -moos

least six people have been injured had tried by shooting in the city as much as twenty eight year old italian men affiliated with the country's far right is now in custody all the victims are foreigners which is let us already is to believe this attack was likely wastefully motivated. police say the suspect drove his car along this road and opened fire on pastas by several wounded one is said to be in a serious condition all the victims were african immigrants. i was born in the war but. no more like disappointed in the. business. because you know feel a little prince. students. some of the injured was standing in front of this bakery the owner says she's shaken by the violence ridden road to shot right through the window of my bakery i'm really not well something like this isn't easy for someone of my age i need to leave food for today the shootings happened just days after another violent attack near. the dismembered body of an eighteen year old italian woman was discovered outside the city a nigerian migrant has been arrested in connection with the killing the mayor of the city has called for calm and want to do it sooner the

the city. the street cleaning squads now have far fewer paper cups to deal with and the trash cans don't fill up as fast either that all saves money. you really see the difference it's made here with loads of businesses joining in there are far fewer cuts in the trash cans now. and this will estimate suggests the new head coach you know system has cut the number of paper cups in hanover by around a third. it to be in thing to see if that catches on and even spreads to other cities the other interesting project which recycles and upcycling plastic waste in uganda the country has been suffering from persistent drought which has and then said the food supply there farmers need to use the little what about they have various pairing and now they have found us right now to us shop in this week's doing your bit system we need a job. so far in the couple of come pala who has devised a clever system of drip irrigation he is certainly doing his bit to come by plastic waste and to promote sustainable farming. how can plastic waste help grow food. this looks like a dumping ground for plastic trash. but it's ac

affected across the state of california freeze warnings posted frost advisories stretches as far south as san diego. tomorrow there are signs of spring on the east coast. new york city a high of 65. 74 in atlanta. look at that 11 fargo. 25 in lincoln and where these two clashing air masses meet you are going to find precipitation. rain near chicago. snow near rapid city and this is a soaker of a storm in the next 24 hours. on the cold side of that system, minneapolis stretching down to denver, 6 inches of snow falling with this system. unfortunately, it is not the rain we are talking about locally. it is the record cold. mo are on that is spencer christian. >> definitely going to be cold tonight. we have mostly clear skies right now but have clouds moving through the area. right now things are getting calmer and quieter. this is the view from sutro tower. this is the view from the east bay hills looking west ward. napa 42. novato 48. one more live view looking at the the skies in emeryville. we will see sub freezing temperatures the next two mornings. record lows likely in numerous locations and the possibility of mix of rain and snow showers. frost advisory. then,

affected across the state of california freeze warnings posted frost advisories stretches as far south as san diego. tomorrow there are signs of spring on the east coast. new york city a high of 65. 74 in atlanta. look at that 11 fargo. 25 in lincoln and where these two clashing air masses meet you are going to find precipitation. rain near chicago. snow near rapid city and this is a soaker of a storm in the next 24 hours. on the cold side of that system, minneapolis stretching down to denver, 6 inches of snow falling with this system. unfortunately, it is not the rain we are talking about locally. it is the record cold. mo are on that is spencer christian. >> definitely going to be cold tonight. we have mostly clear skies right now but have clouds moving through the area. right now things are getting calmer and quieter. this is the view from from fromm tower. this is the view from the east bay hills looking west ward. napa 42. novato 48. one more live view looking at the the skies in emeryville. we will see sub freezing temperatures the next two mornings. record lows likely in numerous locations and the possibility of mix of rain and snow frost advisory. then, we h

jessica boyington has an update. >>> moving through center city right now, so far so as and wese doing well. watching the schuylkill expressway, too, an update there. because we normally see a construction project taking out some lanes or closing a portion moving through center city. right now that's not happening. everything's open. speeds there still into the 60s and mass t

the shore until 4:00 a.m. as we head late into early tomorrow morning, as far as snowfall accumulations, a latest putting a bit of a coating in. in or around the citytwo, slushy conditions. lehigh valley you could put on six inches of all snowfall as we head to the next several hours and potentially more than six inches towards the poconos, temperatures right now hanging at or just around that freezing mark, 33 in allentown, we're sub freezing in the poconos, and in the low to mid 30's down the shore. we're seeing ary of precipitation. that will continue over the next could believe of hours and things rapping up tonight. slow clearing as we head into the early morning hours and then for the day tomorrow, a lot of that stuff going to melt straightaway. mostly sunny, breezy at times, high temperature, quickly rebounding up to 49 degrees. and those temperatures will be con do as if melting across the area. 43 in reading, temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 40's at the shore. we continue to warm things up into president's day, 52 with late rain be after the snow falling right now, we are going to be in the 70's, ladies. as we head to to us and

than a month ago an r t crew was filming the iraqi city of mosul which was liberated from iceland more than a year ago however as the pictures show they're still far from being any sign of normality returning to the city locals claim that the authorities have no idea what the situation is on the ground. many bodies have you removed since you started working in this area approximately five hundred are there any more years in houses and all their odds were actually i don't i challenge any member of parliament to live in the conditions we're currently living in here i bet they are even afraid of entering this area they have no idea how horrible the smell is or how critical the medical situation is. we haven't received any kind of aid since things finished here seven months ago on one occasion did they receive a small box of food plants no food nothing. pleased to say i can speak live now to melanie markham who spokes person for the norwegian refugee council that's one of the organizations that put together this report melanie in your report you provide testimonies of people who say they were forced to return to their homes from the refugee camps now

the parade or the rally but the folks up there didn't seem to mind they came as far away as california and british columbia for the shared experience. >> it's awesome for the city the city deserves it. >> i was pretty much on the ground and i saw auto few buses go by but awesome. and i have been waiting 10 years for this. >> and the clock reaches all 0's and i was curled up in a ball with tears in my face. i wanted to come down and feel the energy and be around the eagles fans. >> are there many eagles fans in british columbia. >> a lot of. definitely. >> not everybody say cowboys and niners fan. bc we love you and represented. go eagles! >> well eagles nation extends far and wide. that is for sure. we spoke with a number of parents today that say there is no question at all whether they would take their children out of school and take the day off from work this is something that binds the family and they wanted the memorable experience for their children and hopefully they say not the last time. reporting live in center city channel 6 "action news." >> absolutely thank you. >>> a real life history lesson lets head to john rawlins live near suburban station and

the tragedy is so far. as emergency services have recovered all of the black boxes from here. in the russian city where the ill fated plane should have. relatives. live from moscow every hour of the day. international i mean you know neal hello and welcome our top story a plane with sixty five passengers and six crew members on board. shortly after takeoff leaving no survivors. you know what we haven't seen him for three months he was working now we want. to live up to its name wasn't wary. i was ready to help people like her own home when the same so sorry for the daughters it's terribly sad. yes and mind what i'm trying not to sound. what it cost me i didn't crash. always wanted to be a pilot he loved everything related to flying he was in love with the sky. well we can take a look now at the first images of the crash site emerged online soon after. the footage was apparently shot by locals the plane came down near a village about sixty kilometers southeast of moscow let's bring up the plane was heading to or close to the russian border with it took off from port in the russian capital before d

thankful to them, i'm thankful to all the people who attended, you know, who helped to make this a great celebration. >> absolutely. as far as the cost of the event, the city still working out how much the eagles the nfl and philadelphia will each pitch in to cover the cost of everything. >> one look at the conditions on eakins oval and the ben franklin parkway shows the amount of work that is ahead for crews in the coming days. mud is now where the grass used to be and we're told that's only temporary. so is the trash but there's still a lot of it and it seems to be everywhere. >> for more on that let's head to "action news" reporter bob brooks along the ben franklin parkway. they still have a job ahead don't they. >> reporter: yeah, rick and monica, they do. maybe a record setting day in attendance certainly a record said in setter in the fact that that was a first, the first of many we hope but also a record setting day in the amount of garbage. you can see some of it surrounding me 60 tons of garbage had to be removed. like the spot you see in front of me they still have a few places to tidy up. it was a celebration for the ages. when you have a party

and then, as the storm exit, we could see a couple of snowflakes north and west of the city, they may not get as farouth as philadelphia. we will keep you posted. meanwhile, the average hi, 47 degrees. we were well above average yesterday. with all of the breitbart sunshine, beautiful tuesday, with a high of 56. today, we probably beat that, even with some extra clouds. and high of 60 degrees. okay, so the coastal storm arrives tomorrow into friday. we've got 55 degrees tomorrow. and then a chillier 45 on friday. and in the pocono mountains, from the storm, we could get a couple every inches of snow. but then things should dry out by the weekend, and you know this is the first weekend of march, coming up, bob kelly. >> that's right. big fundraiser, too, sunday for the saint patrick's day parade down there at the springfield country club. if you are looking for something to do on sunday, come on out. love to see you. south on 95, watch for delays, as you head on through route 413 here. this is the construction zone, where they are putting the turnpike fly-over ramps in. and we just had a quick accide

the coast by 11:00, 11:30 tonight. as far as what we can expect, we have snow, one to 3 inches for poconos, mix to the and, changing over to rain. ran in the cityware. between 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. tonight, in time for revellers to hit the streets for some safe celebrations,. >> here's the exclusive seven day forecast, breezy, cold tomorrow in the wake, high of 34. not as cold on thursday, mostly cloudy and at 42. periods of rain around on wednesday and at 45 for the high, turning sunny, chilly still on thursday, high of 36, and then on friday mostly cloudy, a high temperature of 35 degrees. milder on saturday with some sunshine a high of 45 and next sunday mostly cloudy, and a high temperature coming in at 45 degrees with some rain, but we are tracking rain for nine or 10:00 o'clock tonight. >> great timing. >> in one will be outside. >> world news sunday next here on channel six. tune into "action news" for live coverage immediately after the game from philadelphia, minneapolis wrap it up on "action news" at 11:00 and sports sunday. >> for all of us here on "action news" have a i great night. go eagles. >>> tonight, breaking news. the dead

the atlantic city airport just 27 degrees but with the cold comes the sunshine, far better than yesterday's soaking rain. aser center city not even a cloud in the sky. that sun up over the horizon a little longer this time of year so that's nice to see as well and you can see in the left part of the screen there, a few high clouds coming in from the west. in fact, those clouds will continue to march in overnight tonight, overtake the sky. any of that precipitation in the form of snow between saint louis and chicago will miss us to the north maybe the poconos getting a couple flurries or snow showers late tonight with that. another system will be ramping up for the morning rush on wednesday and basically stays with us the entire day on wednesday. we'll chat about the messy mix that changes to rain. we'll let you know how much snow and ice to expect where you live coming up in that full accuweather forecast including also the parade forecast on thursday in the seven-day in just a little bit. >> all right, adam thank you. >>> our coverage of the eagles big win continues after the break with a look at some of t

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the month of february. so far as far as those rainfall totals, we'll continue to add on over the neck several days. but we're talking almost 6-inches for atlantic cityiladelphia over 5-inches. and take look at reading, 4.5-inches of rain. so what about the month of march? that rainfall outlook. you can see above average precipitation around the tennessee river valley. the deep south but equal chances for us as far precipitation. so really either side of the coin for the month of march. now, temperatures above average temperatures are expected for parts of the northeast. florida the southwest below average temperatures around parts of the midwest and the pacific northwest. but here at home, we're looking at above average temperatures for march. lots of events taking place in the month of ma. daylight saving time begins and we're looking at that in 17 days also the st. patrick's day parade will be on that sunday the sunset will be at 7:00. saint patrick's day officially 23 days away and then look at the first official start of spring. kathy only 26 days away. >> say it isn't so. i think we're all ready for that. that's for sure. thanks, scott. >> as w