have an evening shower and then we're down to about 50 for the overnight and i know it's going to be grayer just 27 days to spring. mother's day coming. >> hang in there. it's around the corner. all right, karen, matt, david, i'm tam. have a great wednesday. >> ♪ >>> good morning, america. never again. the teen survivors of that florida school massacre march on the state's capitol in morning demanding action on gun control as president trump signals some change ahead of a meeting today with those affected by gun violence. >>> taking a bullet for her students, the hero teacher who helped save lives as the gunman closed in. now speaking about those terrifying moments. >> came to my room and shot about four or five shots into my room breaking the glass of my door. >> how she shielded those teenagers she calls her kids. her story only on "gma." >>> flooding danger. torrential rain sparking rescues from texas to indiana. as tens of millions face record heat from the midwest to northeast. >>>

your staff and talk about how your -- [ inaudible ] >> -- 14 or 15 years ago, but i guess i'm a lot grayer, too. the valedictory tone in that would carryover to this particular item. for those of us in the building trades who had a long devotion to san francisco in the port, it's not just the work that this particular project brings, but the fact that it brings shall did-that it helps make the port viable in the long-term. it helps sustain the port and the city of san francisco. that's the kind of thing that's exciting to us. we look forward to working on this, to contributing to the port on a continuing basis, and i will get out of the way so you can vote on eight items. thank you. >> corrine wood? >> good afternoon, commissioners. corrine woods. i've worked on this project since kimberly has. it's wonderful to get to this point, and i think the community feels strongly that we've always had partnership, not only with the port but with the giants to get things done. i think the communication has been excellent, and we're really looking forward to continuing that communication as it gets i

immigration i think they're all connected i mean his base is worried that the country is becoming grayer and the country is becoming browner and they all know by two thousand and fifty it will be a white white population will be the majority minority so i think a lot of these moves are fear as are facing the future the people have never lived in i think nancy pelosi race and they said her greatest aspiration is i want to for a grand kids would be brown. what does that mean well i think that she's probably realizing it at her age and her position in california of course she comes from baltimore her you know her relatives were the mayors of baltimore and she's probably thinking of inclusive any that you know things that used to be taboo biracial marriages you know loving versus virginia in sixty eight used to be illegal i mean you know all most of these people don't forget grew up you know at the end of the jim crow era that are still in power i mean i think the twenty eighteen elections are going to be about you know the politics of women and progressivism and democratic socialism versus

still going to be okay to get things done but it's going to be a little grayer.t's chilly. 39 degrees in philadelphia, upper 30's up and down i-95 and down toward millville we've got some low 40's down closer to the shore and up in allentown you're still at the freezing mark. as we go through the day it's going to be mild but we'll see more clouds mixing with any sun we manage to squeeze out. 46 degrees by 9 o'clock. looks like a high of about 58 around 3 o'clock and there you see how we're going to climb during the day. during the evening hours back down into the low 50's, really not too bad. karen when i come back we've got to talk more about that coastal storm which will be bringing some rain on thursday and again on friday and some winds and all kinds of yuck. that's coming up. [laughter] >> all kinds of yuck. all right, let's hit the roads right now. we're starting live on the schuylkill expressway. traffic's moving okay so this is the shot where we saw those cones set up and the westbound constructioning block the right lane. it cleared. we had a little bit

immigration i think they're all connected i mean his base is worried that the country is becoming grayer and the country is becoming browner and they all know by two thousand and fifty it will be a white white population will be the majority minority so i think a lot of these moves are fear as are facing the future the people have never lived in nancy pelosi race and they said her greatest aspiration is i want to for a grand kids would be brown. what does that mean well i think that she's probably realizing it at her age and her position in california of course she comes from baltimore her you know her relatives were the mayors of baltimore and she's probably thinking of inclusive any that you know things that used to be taboo biracial marriages you know loving versus virginia in sixty eight used to be illegal i mean you know most of these people don't forget grew up you know at the end of the jim crow era that are still in power i mean i think the twenty eight elections are going to be about you know the politics of women and progressivism and democratic socialism versus the politics of

east was clear skies to come back in behind a fourteen celsius for couple fourteen celsius a little grayer there for a towel round at the western side of iran still seeing a fair amount of clappison pieces of just me right coming through here some of that western weather that bad weather also affecting pos all serious and heavy into southern parts of turkey for a time and it will make its way little further east which as we go through thursday price guys come back into the east and south of the med by route looking good seventeen degrees degrees celsius with some sunshine but a little clout that coming across iraq could see a little bit of bad weather possibly a few spots of rain there secure way but i think it should stay as is the case across the arabian peninsula so that cloud extends its way down northern sections off the golf fondant dry temperatures typically getting up into the low twenty's over the next few days meanwhile it does stay dry across the western side of africa but shallow as a further east will. on one of the top stories. for a new international peace summit between isr

east was clear skies to come back in behind a fourteen celsius for couple fourteen celsius a little grayer there for a towel round at the western side of iran still seeing a fair amount of clappison pieces of just me right coming through here some of that western weather that bad weather also affecting pos all of syria some heavy showers into southern parts of turkey for a time and it will make its way a little further east which as we go through thursday price guys come back into the east and south of the med by route looking good seventy degrees degrees celsius with some sunshine but a little clout that coming across iraq could see a little bit of that weather possibly a few spots of rain there secure way but i think it should stay as is the case across the arabian peninsula so that cloud extends its way down northern sections of the gulf the harshest life on a dry temperatures typically getting up into the low twenty's over the next few days meanwhile it does stay dry across the western side of africa but shallow as a further east will. why would they not get the it up. they must go to

little get grayer now. police took the do you go dog a shelter.taff says whoever took care of her took very good care of her. and that they found her family because the family had wisely micro chipped her. >> they said, this is allegheny animal shelter calling from new kensington and i said, yes. >> she said we have your dog. >> i cep thinking abby. this can't be. >> but it was. look at her all happy there. family says they have no idea where abby has been for ten years. they'll probably never fine out. but they are so happy that she's home. >>> coming up eagles merchandise is flying off store shelves. meet some of the local folks working to meet the demand. first, though, in today's moment in black history, we are remembering shirley chisholm who in june 1968 became the first african woman elected to the united states congress. with advil's fast relief, you'll ask, "what pulled muscle?" "what headache?" nothing works faster to make pain a distant memory. advil liqui-gels and advil liqui-gels minis. what pain? advil liqui-gels and advil liqui-gels

grayer bowser. thank you. ment. >> well, good afternoon, mayor's, and welcome to washington d.c. always my pleasure to open up our city to america's mayor's to talk about the issues facing our nation and our cities. let me thank you, mayor landrieu, and mayor benjamin and barnett for your leadership of our conference. i continue to think now three years in had as being mayor of washington d.c. that this conference provides such great inspiration and support where we can come together to share great ideas and learn from one another. and let us always remember that in doing our jobs as mayor, that retooling and getting those ideas and that sharing is also very critical to the work that we do. it is also a good thing that us mayor's are here in washington d.c. during the week where the federal government shutdown. it is a reminder that we as mayor's can't shut down because our people are relying on us to do the work of running our cities, providing services, answering questions, and helping the most vulnerable among us. so while federal washington was shut down, i'm here to tell you

immigration i think they're all connected i mean his base is worried that the country is becoming grayer and the country is becoming browner and they all know by two thousand and fifty it will be a white white population will be the majority minority so i think a lot of these moves are fear as are facing a future that people have never lived in i think nancy pelosi race and they said her greatest aspiration is i want to for a grand kids would be brown. what does that mean well i think that she's probably realizing it at her age and her position in california of course she comes from baltimore her you know her relatives were the mayors of baltimore and she's probably thinking of inclusive any that you know things that used to be taboo biracial marriages you know loving versus virginia in sixty eight used to be illegal i mean you know most of these people don't forget grew up you know at the end of the jim crow era that are still in power i mean i think the twenty eight elections are going to be about you know the politics of women and progressivism and democratic socialism versus the poli