stick to huntington pike -- huntington road and highland avenue as your alternates to deal with the closure county, new jersey, 295 southbound approaching route 70 we've got the two right lanes blocked but that should be wrapping up pretty shortly. we expect those crews to leave momentarily. hopefully things will be easing up a bit right there. let's check your visibility reports. 9-mile visibility at philadelphia international airport. no problem there. 3-mile visibility in lancaster. we're looking at 2-mile visibility in millville, .3-mile visibility along the coastline. a minute ago we were watching a small little area of fog and we can see how this has progressed through the region. watching this fog develop. it's patchy at the moment but something we're looking out for. temperature-wise it doesn't feel too bad out there i goals it's cool, 38 degrees in martin's creek, that chilly, 36 pottstown. >>> but we're at 42 in center city, a little better than yesterday. 39 in browns mill. 41 degrees right now in dover delaware, tam. >> thank you karen. >>> happening today, a new york city docto

an alternate to take around that is huntington road. tracy? >>> the breaking news we're following out of montgomery county. on the scene of a fire at a ymca in abington. matt delucia just got to the scene. what is happening right now? >> fire crews remain on the scene. i'll get out of the way and show you what is going on right now. this all happened in the past hour. you can see, fortunately, no visible damage but fire trucks out here right now. some crews still making their way around the building and just making sure that everything is secure is that that fire is truly out. you heard katy mention a traffic situation out here in abington. it is shut down right now for quite a ways. about a quarter of a mile in each direction at old oak road and traffic is being diverted around this area. we're going to stay out here and try to gather more information, as you mentioned. i'll get out here and try to talk with the chief and we'll have an update shortly. i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> this is also new from overnight, a series of fires breaks

huntington road to get you around that and also on 76 eastbound for drivers this morning, right pastshohocken curve construction blocking the left lane. >> katy, mentioning the news we're breaking. firefighters on the scene of a fire at the ymca in abington. this just started within the past 30 minutes and we don't have many details at this point. i can tell you as katy told you officials want you to stay away from that area. the abington library is nearby and definitely some facilities where you'll see traffic this morning. you'll have to take a different route if you're headed to those places. we're working to get information about the situation and matt delucia is on his way to the scene and we'll get a live report from him as soon as we can establish his signal. >>> a series of fire breaks out at the six flags theme park. and the first fire in the utility shed and others popped up in the surrounding woods. jesse gary is live outside the park in jackson and you just learned some new information. what can you tell us? >> tracy, i have been making calls and the dispatch center confi

you can take highland avenue or huntington avenue around that. >>> let's talk more of the breaking news. new information from the scene of the fire at the ymca in abington. matt delucia is live with an update. i know you have been getting new information, matt, fill us in. >> tracy, one good point to mention is the southbound lanes have reopened. this happened just within the past 15 to 20 minutes. we're here at old york and adams avenue and i'll get out of the way and show you the lanes are shut down with fire activity and a lot of firefighters still going in and out of this ymca. the fire started about 4:00 this morning. right now we have the ymca spokesperson here, thanks for joining us out here on what has got to be a difficult morning. tell us what happened here. it doesn't look like a whole lot of visible damage. >> not a whole lot of visible damage. the fire broke out in one of one of the rooms in our child care center. there is smoke and water damage throughout that part of the facility. >> you were telling me just before we went on the air some of the sections will be closed to

in this area stick to highland avenue and huntington road instead.t and tam. >> thanks karen. >>> mark sanchez and the eagles dominated the carolina panthers and you know what, that can make a football player very hungry. >> they worked up an appetite. only the action cam was in south philadelphia when sanchez stopped at pat's and geno's to get a philly's cheesesteak. >> katherine scott is live with more on the story you'll only see on "action news". katherine. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam. well, before the game, mark sanchez said that if the eagles won, he would come down and have a cheesesteak at pat's and geno's and guess what? last night he went to geno's, he went to pat's, the fans were here and they went wild. >> we're out here waiting for mark sanchez. >> reporter: they came from around the city, some from new jersey with the hopes of a cheesesteak and a sanchez sightingsing. >> i just want to see him down here. >> reporter: turns out he had a helping of both. after his first start since december 2012, after throwing for two scores

more than 20 years ago the scholar samuel huntington established his famous two-turnover test for fledgling democracies. he argued a country can only be said to be a consolidated democracy when there have been two peaceful transitions of power. tunisia passed huntington's test after last weekend's election when for the second time a ruling establishment agreed to hand over power. tunisia's relative success is in marked contrast to the abysmal failure of egypt. the arab world's largest and once most influential country. as in tunisia egyptians also overthrew a dictator three years ago, but after egypt's brief experiment with democracy in which the muslim brotherhood was elected and then abused its authority, today the country is ruled by a repressive dictatorship. i recently asked a secular liberal egyptian from cairo who was involved in the uprising against hosni mubarak whether the current regime feels like a return of the old order. oh, no, he said, this one is far more brutal, repressive, and cynical than mubarak's. why did tunisia succeed where egypt failed? analysts of the two countrie

you have to stick to highland avenue and huntington road as your alternates.y reopened the southbound side but the northbound side remains shut down right now. outside we go, the vine street expressway approaching the schuylkill we were looking for some fog. no sign it in the city. looking good. roads are clear and dry with no problems just yet there. matt and tam. >> thank you karen. >>> well, its eagles are now seven and two, sitting at the top of the nfc east. thanks to their 45 to 21 clop berg, i mean they knocked them out of the carolina panthers. >> birds quarterback mark sanchez showed he belongd behind center under the bright lights of monday night football. he threw for over 300 yards and two touchdowns. sanchez didn't commit a single turnover. the win helps place the eagles among the elite in the new nfl and breathes new life into mark sanchez's career. will nick foles be forgotten. >> after the game mark sanchez stopped in south philadelphia for a cheesesteak and "action news" reporter katherine scott is live there with the exclusive story. good mor

huntington, 39 degrees. vance, we ain't seen nothing yet. in canada, 12 degrees. 26 in saskatoon. that cold air is making its way our way. by wednesday and thursday, that is the cold air we are talking about here, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. that's for high temperatures. but, there's warmer air in the forecast. it's coming up in a minute. >>> police hope witnesses will come forward to piece together a hit and run last night in wheaton. the driver claims he had no idea he hit anyone. he was at the burger king when a group of teenagers started throwing rocks as it suv. at one point, he claims they tried to jump into the vehicle. he sped away. a 17-year-old was hit and critically injured. >>> one year after a d.c. woman was run over and killed, her family filed a wrongful death suit. he's serving seven years for her death. johnson was high on pcp and on the clock when he ran over smith on benning road northeast. johnson has a criminal history that included prior drug convictions. smith's family claims the employer failed to conduct a thorough background check. >>> new at 11:00,

montgomery county cathedral road and huntington pike a new accident.te a few problems out there. >> reporter: it's a chilly start and a little bit of a breeze blowing through the region. 38 in philadelphia. 30s in allentown, 30s in trenton lancaster and millville. low 40s along the boardwalk. if you're running errands, we're in the 40s by 9:00 him noon, 55. a little bit of a breeze this afternoon, 010 to 20 miles per hour but nothing like yesterday. >> chopper 6 drive over a breaking story in bucks county. let's take a look, this is the scene, there have been several truck fires, 500 block of collide wade drive in bristol. according to the listing of the internet is the a business hyper here. numerous trucks were on fire, three tractor trailers, three pickup trucks all damaged. the fire department is on the scene. looks like they have flames coming from some of vehicles right now. but no one has been injured. haven't heard any word is to whether or not they believe this is suspicious. but right now their main proprietor is putting out the fires which -

the other is huntington valley, byberry road. and all looking good on route 100 but we're following an accident out of berks county that's been with us for a while this morning. 422 remains closed between pineland road and fairview chapel road. if you need to get around that, take lincoln road as your alternate. tracy. >>> there has been a shooting in the library. stay where you are, we'll be coming to each floor and taking care of everybody. >> that was the announcement made on the campus of florida state university after a gunman fired shots at a library. three people injured. the shooter is dead. just in the past five minutes, florida state announced campus is open but all classes are cancelled today. it happened overnight at the fsu campus in tallahassee. officials will give us an update at 6:00 this morning. here's what we know. police confronted the gunman, ordered him to drop his weapon but he fired one shot at officers who then returned fire killing that gunman. three other people were hurt during the shooting but it's no

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and clair huntington, a professor at the fordham law school and author of "failure to flourish - how law undermines l family relationships." mark we came out of a contention segment. extreme views thrown around with the men's rights movement. what is the father's rights movement. how is it different? >> i'd like to be clear in saying the father's right movement is vast and diverse with a lot of different voices in it. mras, if they do that discussion, they make up a small part of that. they represent the binary discussions that will not carry us forward. they may get news and motivate us to tweet. it will not resolve the question of how we can best help our children once they are children of divorce. >> an issue that the father's rights system brings up is the court system is weighted in favour of mothers. does the court system favour women. >> no, it's a good question. if you look at the statistics of where children end up after divorce, you think that. children are overwhelmingly having primary custody. but it is not true on its face that the law discriminates against fathers. we u

there's a certain rare occurrence of mutations, things like hemophilia, huntington's korea and these terrible if off elections which are genetic. they are explained by mutation. mutation happens, mutation has to happen. they are accidental. they are just mistakes and we notice the ones that are bad as many of them are. but when you talk about things like schizophrenia which occur at a higher frequency than you would expect by mutation that's a real puzzle. one is kind of tempted to think along the lines of could there be some sort of advantage? it's hard to imagine it in schizophrenia but one could imagine in some cases that autism that autistic individuals might have advantages under some circumstances and it doesn't sound all that plausible but it has been suggested that perhaps there is a milder form a long the spectrum that have an advantage. this is your field more than mind so i am often pontificating about it. >> maybe if i write a book about it someday you will interview me about it. i can't conclude the interview without asking one question about the god delusion which was o

temperatures not too cold right now. 45 degrees, petersburg. 52, winchester, 46 in gaithersburg. 52 in huntington. still little bit above average for this time of year, this time of day. showers making their way to the eastern shore, but the rest of us on the dry side right now. the storminess came through earlier today and we saw stronger thunderstorms that made their way through. a lot of rain, up to 3/4 inch in some locations. the rain making its way to the atlantic. this is all the moisture coming down from the great lakes, as well as that area of low pressure. it's not going to make its way over the mountains, but it is going to provide some snow towards the allegheny front. getting a little snow over the next 24 hours. the rain, moving out. the shower activity, way back toward the west. back towards garrett county, maryland and parts of west virginia. cool and breezy tomorrow. friday, 8:00 a.m., no problems on the road. just take the jacket with you as we'll see the breezy and cool conditions during the day tomorrow. even with the sunshine, especially if you're downtown with the wind going

stick to highland avenue and huntington road.t around the closure of old york road, 611 out here in abington. one more issue. we've got construction blocking the right lane and center lane, this is for about another 45 minutes or so in lawrence township mercer county on route 1 northbound near carnegie road. let's talk about the visibility reports in the area. we've been watching for some fog. we really haven't seen it in our cameras and that's because we're looking at 9-mile visibility at philadelphia international airport. you can see it's not a big problem that's for sure but you can see this area of fog and some of it within our reporting sites. in beach haven just .3, 2-mile visibility at atlantic city airport and wildwood and temperature-wise we're a lot better than yesterday morning. 36 degrees in quakertown, still cool, 42 degrees, though in center city and some of the suburbs in new jersey 38 in browns mills and 41 in dover, matt. >> thanks karen. >>> let's talk about weather elsewhere shall we. a blast of wintry weather

on skype from washington is brandon lions a family reform advocate and claire huntington a professorthe fordham law school and also author of the book failure to flourish how law undermines family relationships thank you for all being here. we are just come out of a really contentious segment extreme views being throne around with the men's rights movement. what is the fathers' rights movement and how is it different? >> i would like to be very clear in saying that the fathers' rights movement is a vast and diverse movement with a lot of different voice voices and it iy similar to what you find in the feminist movement. and m r.a.s if they do have a place in that discussion make up a very small part of that. they represent the kind of binary discussions that aren't going to carry us forward. they may make news, and they may get people motivated and tweet and make comments on facebook but they will not rep resolve the questions of how we can best help our children once they are children of divorce. >> claire, one of the issues that the fathers' rights movement frequently brings up is

voluntary manslaughter in the january death of kim family the 23 year-old college student from huntington beach she died from war injuries. >> catherine: knew it a one teenager is being called a hero for saving his family from home invasion then said the desperate burglar invaded the home in the early morning hours. >> reporter: some scary stuff is 130 in the morning the whole family was asleep when all of a sudden a burglar appeared an upstairs bedroom and had to be chased out of south by the teenage hero. >>: he got into my parents back in the air was open because of the cat's litter box. >> reporter: the have velazquez says he will never forget it all home invasion in the most unlikely part about the second story bedroom. the burglar was in his parents' bedroom they try to fight him off but the burglar was high on meth defense mother was in trouble. >> reporter: dionne and his staff that were fighting the burglar who he eventually ran out the front door but that wasn't the end the i continued the chase but did not know the burglar was armed fortunately the police officer was nearby. >>

cathedral road at huntington pike watch for an accident.ther than that you're looking good, but a handful of accidents, tam. >> police are searching for a gunman who robbed a gas station in the murrell section of philadelphia. a mask man stole cash from the sunoco gas station on the ten thousand block around 3:30 a.m. nobody was hurtle. >>> the eagles scored a big win against the houston, houston hon texans, but it did come with injuries. >> reporter: sources are saying nick foles broke his collarbone, eagles have not confirmed that yet, foles has an mri scheduled for today. >>> the eagles top the houston texans 31-21, but the victory came at a cost. linebacker, demeco ryans picked off a pass and fumbled and went down, his teammates were crying as he was carted off. he is expected to miss the rest of the year with a torn achilles. >> demeco is a rock for us on defense, i hope he is already. guys have to step up. quarterback nick foles was sacked and injured his left, non-throwing shoreline in the last play of the first quarter. he walked of

and huntington avenue at north highland street we have reports of an accident as well. >>> and rightnvestigators are trying to figure out why a car crashed into a house in montgomery county. chopper 4 over the scene last night at new hampshire avenue in e fire department says nobody inside that home was hurt. >>> and a man was hit while crossing the street. this accident happened last night near evergreen lane. crews had to rush a 52-year-old man to the hospital with life-threateni injuries. fairfax county police tell us the man was not in the crosswalk and the driver did stay on the scene. >>> today the president and congress get briefed on the battle against ebola. the president will speak with his national security and public health teams about whether the outbreak is contained. and on cap top hill, one house committee will focus on the fight in africa and the other discusses the prevent of the disease from spreading here at home. >>> and now u.s. troops are heading to the area where we need more troops. tracie potts has more from washington. they served in iraq in 2009 and now th

and towards the huntington region. we will stay mild tomorrow, too. real cool air will wait to come in until later this weekend. the rain back towards portions of culpeper and warrington, fairfax county, a little shower through the district earlier, out 55 or rather out 50 towards bowie and this area. most of us seeing right conditions as far as rain is concerned. not too worried about that. tomorrow, some of the rain could be heavy at times. it could be cooler. 59 degrees and 58 towards the winchester area and seeing off and on rain most in the early portion of the day. in maryland, i think your temperatures stay in 60s, 64, mechanicsville. 66 in huntingtown. off and on rain but it might come later in the afternoon and it might be on the heavier side. sky cast 4 breaking it out by early tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m. notice the rain starting to build across the region. that rain will stick with us through 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 tomorrow. there will be a chance for heavier rain in the rush hour. give yourself extra time. you won't need the coats tomorrow, umbr

gaithersburg, montgomery county and fairfax and huntington coming in at 35 degrees.you're going in this evening, the sun to sn a couple minutes. around 35 degrees. more high clouds moving in and we're not expecting temperatures be all that low tonight. cold with a little bit of wind around by morning, we will be back down into the 20s. at least we're not talking teens. spots like mt. erie, gaithersburg, frederick, 26, 27 degrees, upper 20s to the west and south. a cold start for us and with cloud cover. there will be clouds moving through tomorrow, all those clouds coming from this weather front coming off the lakes, that will help th win to shift and allow that snow machine to kick into gear again. for us, we're not due to t rain from that w front. we will see clouds and drop in our temperature. your future weather, by late this evening the clouds move on through. we have a cold morning and clouds and snow showers thursday and partly sunny afternoon, some areas to the west pick up a few more clouds as the weather front moves through. on the other side of it for frid

>> huntington beach. >> jimmy: oh. did you have any idea this would be on tap for today?h, look at that. >> no, it wasn't really in my plans. >> jimmy: it wasn't? >> now, keep in mind, jimmy, while i'm doing this cut, i'm going to have to resist the impulse to turn the scissors on myself. go like and stick them into my eyes. or to cut that little tendon under my tongue. >> jimmy: no, no, no. that's important. >> here we go. >> jimmy: there you go. i think we're on the way here. >> jimmy: and that is -- that's what they call a classic bowl cut. >> that's beautiful. perfect. all right. >> jimmy: this is going to be great. >> won't be needing this anymore. here you go, buddy. we're on the jimmy kimmel show. >> jimmy: we'll check back in in a minute. i don't think we have insurance for this, so be careful. [ cheers and applause ] i only wanted -- i only asked for one thing for my birthday this year and that was for oran "juice" jones to come to the show to do a song called "the rain." i remember the first time i heard it, it was 1986, i was in my red parachute pants and white

. >> reporter: john blackstone, huntington beach, california. >> i love that dad i put the money in reallywing where it was going. >> he knows his son is pretty smart and whatever it is it's going to be exceptional. >>> in tonight's cool schools report we salute preschoolers at centro nia in northwest d.c. >> the 3-year-olds were part of an attempt to set a guinness world book record for the largest vocabulary lesson ever taught. we think this is wonderful. their lesson was from the book called mr. tiger goes wild. >> these children are very excited for the materials they have received. each child will receive a dvd with some instructional games and a hard cover book of the mr. tiger goes wild. >> 4,000 children in 37 cities took part in this. monitors from ernst & young were there to help make it official. the kids had to wear wrist bands to keep track of how many students were there. the whole event was orchestrated by pnc bank as part of a community outreach called grow up great. they set the record at 1,031. as soon as the rest of the classrooms are certified by guinness, the official

they lived in the rear of a home on main street in a little town called huntington, west virgina.lly now have a starting point in this case. >> reporter: pam and john fly to west virginia. >> all right, ready? >> let's go. >> let's do this! >> good luck. >> hoorah, let's hit it. >> reporter: they drive around the town his parents once called home. they visit the post office. they stop at the office of vital records, hoping to get a look at the brother's birth certificate, but it's not there. they ask for directions to the house where his parents once lived. >> hello, got a question for you. we are trying to find an old address of 225 main street. >> i don't know, actually. >> reporter: but even the mail carrier can't help. like john's brother, the house seems to have disappeared. the west virginia road trip yields no direct evidence of his brother's whereabouts. >> it's part of the journey, and you have to pick yourself up and start over. >> reporter: pam doesn't take every case that comes her way. when candy wagner asked her to help find the daughter she'd given up for adoption n

the president of lk balanced fund and chief investment officer at huntington funds.explain why you're not able to keep up with the broader indexes and why people are going into etfs instead of your business. >> it's been a very, very easy year in which to get whips on. i gave a speech at the beginning of the year called white swans, black swans and chickens. it's been a market where we have been led by a lot of positives in the tail wind side of things with the fed being able to push interest rates down lower and at the same time we have had a massive amount of merger acquisitions and stock buybacks which have been about a half a trillion dollars this year. it made fewer and fewer companies in which to invest. it has been a big white swan for the market. we have the geo political situation with the isis scenario, things taking place in the ukraine and the ebola scare and then the quantitative easing ending in october. a lot of confusion among investment managers as to which direction they want to pursue. >> tom, i want to ask you this. aren't you worried about losing

we have some down wires on bryn athyn and contact that he had travel road in huntington pike. watch out for an accident that was caused by those down wires, and then this is left over from yesterday, in bryn mawr, bryn mawr avenue block at county line road this morning. just one of the many down wires that came down yesterday because of the high winds. as you head out west on the pennsy turnpike an accident involving eye deer. the deer are out there with us this morning. mass transit looking good with no reported delays. chris and kerry back over to you. >>> 6:03. fire fighters battling a house fire overnight in philadelphia it broke out around 11:30 on the 2200 block of north camac street. fire was under control in 20 minutes. one person was taken to the hospital, in word yet on their condition or what caused the fire. >>> tomorrow of course america is heading to the poles for midterm elections and in pennsylvania, voters will get the chance to elect a governor. >> so over the weekend each candidate called out top members of the respected parties for last minute push and for

down in the newport news area, you have huntington. and then you have ingalls in gulfport, mississippi. you have nasco on the west coast in the san diego arena. so, those are the big ones. there are other shipbuilders but those are the big ones that provide if you will the capital ships. the literal combat shipbuilders in northwest of wisconsin and the sous of mobile, alabama. >> i have two questions, one on missile defense and air-sea battle. missile defense, of course, this is an important priority for not only your service but all the services and you've got the standard missile as well as the aegis radar that would provide information and guidance. but of course, we also know that china in particular is modernizing its missiles very fast and as i look at this from just sort of a military technology point of view, it's always been tough for a defender in the missile age to deal with the potential threat from missiles whether it's icbms in the nuclear threat or the tactical threat which is probably of greater concern to the 7th fleet

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huntington park, to see the movies, right, and seeing a sign, apartment for rent, whites only. so you're a little chicano, you're a mexican becoming chicano, you're like, ok, the -- they do not like the blacks, but what about us? where do we fit in? so, little by little, we realized that they didn't want us either. the racism that i faced from the police and in the schools -- you got to give me a time thing because sometimes i talk too much. [laughter] by little, we realized that they didn't want us either. you got to give me a time thing because sometimes i talk too much. i'm a writer, part of the legalization -- obama didn't do the doca like he promised. he was still doing the protests. so my involvement agrgrowing up with racism in south l.a., during the '65 rebellion, i was a janitor at the local school. we could come back the next night and we would be cleaning, i was right in the middle of it having that discussion with them, kind of just learning from them, or seeing the debate. but my experience in high school and east l.a., i was young, growing up in the urban city, th

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>> huntington, west virginia. >> what are you doing out here. >> we are here today to see the rockettttes. >> that is exciting. that's a good thing to do on a chilly saturday. let's take a look at the temperatures across the country. it is getting even colder across the northern plains and through the rockies. temperatures will be in the single digits, but just to show you some place warm across the country. temperatures today in the mid-70s in l.a. vegas in the 60s. a high wind watch across the california hills and valleys. especially tonight. that will last into monday. we do have that snow. a couple of inches possible through parts of the eastern rockies and plain straits. especially nebraska over into iowa. 1 to 3 inches. it is really cold, too. the roads will get icy quickly and some the scattered showers across texas. east coast is quiet in the 30s. >>> a good saturday morning. i'm meet rol yis michelle grossman. cold start to the day. t.s topping out around 43 degrees. mostly sunny all of the way but the sun not warming us up. a cold day today. more clouds on sunday. another ch

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>> electric boat in connecticut and in the newport news area you have huntington and you have angles in gulfport mississippi and you have nasco on the west coast in the san diego arena. those are the big ones. their other shipbuilders but those are the big ones that provide our capital ships to the little combat shipbuilders are in the northwest and wisconsin area and down the gulf and mobile alabama. >> i have two more questions one on missile defense and one on air sea battle. on missile defense of course this is an important priority for not only your service but all services and you have the standard missile as well as aegis radar that would provide information and guidance. of course we also know that china in particular is modernizing its missiles very fast and from a military technology point of view tough for defenders mislaid should deal with a potential threat from missiles whether icbm nuclear threat or a tactical threat which is probably of greater concern in the seventh for example. how do you feel about the overall trend in missile defense technology and to put it to a

primacy, sam huntington wrote two decades ago, would be a world with more violence and disorder and less democracy and economic growth than a world where the united states continues to have more influence than any other country in shaping global affairs. president obama himself acknowledged this point in a speech last year to the u.n. general assembly when he called u.s. disengagement a danger for the world and a mistake since it would create a vacuum of leadership that no other nation is ready to fill. the urgent challenge is for the u.s. to exercise leadership so the vacuum isn't filled by hostile powers or chaos and violence. the problem today is not overreaching as some analysts want to say or trying to impose democracy on other countries which is ridiculous to assert today we need to return to a policy of real engagement. that doesn't mean draining our resources by getting bogged down in distance wars. but it does mean backing up our diplomacy with military power and deterrence in the absence of which we will have little leverage in negotiations with countries that do not share our

jen for bowman, just took picture of her cell phone screen, and it is 20 degrees but she lives in huntingtono excited. we really want this record to happen so we can see this tape. >> it is getting less and less likely now that the un's up i'm afraid. so, still quite cold. cold enough for budd toy wear the blanket coat today. and the gloves. had to find two matching gloves this morning, that was a challenge in our house. so, law law few extra minute for. that will. >> today, sunshine, not quite as winnie, but still unseasonably cold, windchills in the 20's all day long, 23 degrees and right now the win chill is ten, but you can see the camera isn't would be bling as much as it was yesterday. this is high temperature, 33 agree, sunny skies, still cold, remember, the average high for today's date is 55. that's where we should be so we're well, well, well below average. see what happens as the day goes by, we'll track the seven day forecast for you coming up in just a few minute. high temperature for today, here is your traffic report with bob kelly. >> sue, good morning, everybody, rough going

this is jeffery, while physically at home, here he is scooting around his south huntington, new york,igh school via this device. answering questions in class. >> jeffrey? >> reporter: even having lunch with his friends in the cafeteria. after emergency appendix surgery, he planned to miss at least a week of school. but lucky, or maybe not so lucky for him, his mom works for a company that has access to that high-tech solution. >> it was like he was at school. with all of the same stories, except he was being mobbed because now he is the most popular kid there. >> i missed a lot last week. but over the past few days, i definitely made up a lot. >> reporter: here he is controlling it from his bedroom. >> i can point, the blue line shows me where i'm going to go. >> reporter: the company that lent the device to jeffrey says the possibilities are endless. >> long-term this can help with students that are disabled, people with physical handicaps. >> reporter: a tech trailblazer. >> bueller? bueller? >> reporter: that could be bad news for the ferris buellers of the world -- >> they bought

down in the newport news area you have huntington. you have engles down in gulfport, mississippi. you have naskco on the west coast in the san diego arena. those are the big ones. there are other ship builders but those are the big once that provide, if you will our capital ships. the little combat ship builders are up in the northwest wisconsin area and down in the gulf, in mobile, alabama. >> i have two more questions. one will be on missile defense and one on air-sea battle. on missile defense, this is important priority not only for your service but all the services. you have the standard missile as well as the aegis radar that would provide information and guidance but china particular is modernizing mayor thinks missiles. always a tough for defender in the missile age to deal with potential threat from missiles whether the icbms in the nuclear threat or tactical threat which is major to the 7th fleet. how do you feel about overall missile defense technology and to put it right to a point, do we need a breakthrough in energy weapon directed defense before we'll change the bal

down in the newport news area you have huntington. and then you have engles down in gulfport, mississippi. and then you have nass coout on the west coast in the san diego arena. so those are the big ones. there are other ship-builders but those are the big ones that provide our capital ships. the little combat ship builders are up in the northwest in wisconsin area and down in the gulf in mobile, alabama. >> i have two more questions, one on missile defense and one on air-sea battle. on missile defense this is an important priority for not only your service but all the services. and you've got the standard missile as well as the aegis radar that would provide information and guidance. but of course we also know that china in particular is modernizing its missiles very fast and as i look at this from just sort of a military technology point of view it's always been tough for a defender in the missile age to deal with the potential threat for missiles, whether it's icbms and the nuclear threat or whether it's the tactical threat which i