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we are talk ing about snow in the forecast by thursday.going to detail that out coming up in just a little bit. sunshine today, we'll lead to the mid 50s. >> sunshine today sounds wonderful, allyson. >>> you're going to like how your drive is looking. it's 4:30 and we have one incident. i also think there's something on 66 because of that long term construction. that long term construction right between 50 and 66 not slowing down traffic on 66 though. you drive time from centerville to the beltway just 14 minutes. southbound on 95 up in maryland, watch out, once you pass by route 32 here as you head somebody over on the shoulder there's been an accidents. accident. when you pass by route 216 you will notice that car. you should be okay from 100 down to the beltway without any slow downs. mike. >> thank you a lot, ellen. >>> new this morning, a report out in t

but there are a lot of excited upcoming ing this fourth extra hole. players and caddies both. all four are good friends. the caddies hang out together. each other as much as you would expect. ian: hideki doesn't speak a lot of but it is getting better over last couple of years. turned pro in 2013 and he won in fourth extra playoff hole last year against rickie fowler. has the advantage here. he knocked it on and made birdie regulation. hideki just a par. ?ick: ian, sit getting cooler deki will go with driver, do you think? ian: i think if he wants to hit it on, yes. over the 300-yard mark to knock it on the green. of r: ian, the crowd kind overran the marshals. now the police are coming in to them. it will be another few seconds before it will be clear for the proceed. ian: there was nowhere for them to go, peter. w did stop them. of commotion going on. in that hideki knocking our 1/2 -- four and a half footer with everyone running around behind him. in r: webb has the driver hand. that should take out the short little bunker. trajectory. well done. peter: that's going to be w

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. >>> break ing ing this morning, the whipping winds are causing problems over night. >> a roof came flying off a home in dc evan kozlove has more on that. evan what are you seeing? >> reporter: good morning, guys. the visuals really tell the story so w it and tell you what is on the road. this is bruce place in southeast. the roof came flying off of this building. it's a three-story apartment building. as you can see, there's just wooden debris everywhere in the road. just by being out here, it's ability db -- about 40 degrees but when the gusts come it's colder than that. to the left the power like is dangling from a branch of this tree here, just hanging there. really showing the amount of force that this wind had, these wind gusts. also they put up this police tape and it's sort of a battle they have here because the wind keeps on doing it. there's supposed to be police tape there but you're not seeing it. there's people who parked their cars here that are facing some bad luck. the window has been shattered by this debris that came off the roof. here's the good news, no injuries.

then trump and trudeau will have will ing lunch and there be a joint news conference this afternoon. we're ll be specialing, watching for chemistry between the two leaders. trudeau will also take time to drop by capitol to meet some republican leaders, i believe he's scheduled to meet with mitch paul ryan and mcconnell, as well. host: busy day for the elegation and the press corps following them, as well. you mentioned the personalities and the chemistry between these leaders. do donald trump and justin trudeau get along? guest: well, we don't know that, we don't know yet. this is the fascinating part of this day. know, these face-to-face meetings are, sure, all about policy, but really chemistry and personal relationships, we have heard leaders, do n from matter. so there is so much at stake in he canada/u.s. relation, from canada's perspective. i know americans are not as we are of nadians as ou, and every sort of economic twist and turn down here affects us. you know, there is a lot at trudeau, but tin the chemistry will matter. that is what canadians will be looking to see. they

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we do have storm system, brink ing in some rain specially for our area tomorrow. obviously, nothing terribly organized yet. streaks of snow riding the canadian boards err, then another batch of rain across the deep south. but eventually all pieces of the pulse little come together we do however sit on the northern or rather the warm side of this storm system. so what that is going to mean for us, mainly looking for some rainout of. >> this but there is a caveat. that will will go toward the northern counties. earlier we talked about freezing rain advise advise going into effect as everyone a.m. tomorrow. stay nice and clear throughout the day. proverbial calm before the storm. here comes the system. because it comes under the cover of darkness of first showers, just rain showers for most of us. take a look. all you need is one speckle of paint showing up on the radar in the areas, then you have some problems with the potential of icing. that's why the advisory will be in place until 10:00 a.m. as the warmth spills in here, you won't see a loft sunshine, but certai

>> kristen welker at the white used his appearance at the ing mainly conservative gather ing to lash out at the common journalistic practice of protecting sources. by not naming them. following reports that the white house asked the fbi to publicly refute claims that trump aides were in contact with russia during the campaign. we get details from nbc's hallie jackson. >> president trump on attack in front of fired-up conservatives today. almost back on the campaign trail. same music -- ♪ >> same message. >> a movement the likes of which actually the world has never seen before. >> same media bashing. railing against what he calls fake news. >> a few days ago, i called the fake news, the enemy of the people. and they are. >> his administration particularly upset over two reports they call false, about interactions between chief of staff reince priebus and the deputy director of the fbi. the white house today acknowledging priebus asked the fbi to knock down a story that the campaign had been in touch with russian intelligence officials. but only after the white house says, the deputy

ahead.go ing in we have war go afghanistan, one going in iraq. into serbia.to get korea has not been settled and a war ll trying to start with russia. mccain.graham and john good day. guest: well, the caller is entitled to his point f view, that's the great thing about c-span. i would disagree and i would the entire 25 or so year period of since the end war, break-up of the soviet union, success of the administration has tried to build a productive ustainable relationship with russia. ukraine an actions in really have put an end to trend. policy on of -- guiding and policy of our european allies of europe hold free at and its h itself neighbors envisioned russia as the pillars one of of european security and the crimea was the -- host: the caller's statement, further, go back to essay with regard to nato and military activity. "the close encounters that nato aircraft and war ships have had with russian jets, no accident, part of deliberate kremlin trategy to intimidate moscow adversaries." guest: yes, we military activit. the close encounters tha

that will require city council approval and it is not hicks ing well with bar owners and daniel victory>> you are worried about the bottom line. >> definitely. >> that is my biggest righter. i'm this business to make money. >> reporter: new large scale security plan columns three months after deadly shooting which killed within man and injury nine others. row postal includes that adding 200 high definition cameras, 20 hot spots around the city and signs that make it the clear you are being filmed. >> we will have more police officers, more boots on the ground, we will have guys intact particularral vehicles as they do in every major city because of the potential terror threat. >> reporter: michael harrison says new surveillance ram is modeled after other major u.s. cities. >> those cameras will feed into a real time crime center, that is going to be outfitted, in downtown new orleans. >> reporter: what do you say to those folks who say this will lead to pro tiling. >> it is not profiling it is a crime deterrence plan. >> reporter: it is unclear when city council will take up the issue w

eliminate ing a competitor. >> for more than 100 years, the area has been known for cheddar cheese. >> there was a lot of dairy, yous everywhere. >> when my dad bought it in '89, it was still the same building from made in the 1930s. >>> his dad bought the company in 1989 and later brad joined him. brad eventually became the head of production. >> well, when we take a piece of cheese out and we cut it and put it in our mouths and we go oh, my god. that is really good. that makes me proud. >> banden was the perfect spot for cheese making. the micro climate, mountain, the ocean. all of it worked together to feed the cows that produce milk that gives the cheese the flavor. >> a lot of green gas. could be the way the rain is filtering through it. >> we're at the mouth of a river that goes to a fertile valley that produces some of the best area in the country. >> it's the flavor of the area. make the same cheese out of different milks in different areas and they taste differently. >> even the special combination wasn't enough to save the last remaining cheese maker in town. a rival bought

find ront , ttleat'hatear s uarter ing stops ing righghur cal.h we'n t it ugma mar s.. sw wav, taket waone lln life t miv >>> hi, everybody. i'm sue herera. senior iranian cleric says iran will not suspend its nuclear missile program after the trump administration hit iran with new sanctions. he ayotollah said it does not violate the new deal. >>> attack at the louvre museum. knife-wielding man attacked several soldiers with that knife before being shot outside the french museum. >>> drug kingpin joaquin "el chapo" guzman appeared in federal court in brooklyn, his lawyers arguing that his new york city jail restrictions are too strict. the judge did not comment on those conditions, though. el chapo has pled not guilty to drug trafficking charges. u.s. navy says good-bye to the u.s.s. enterprise. a decommissioning ceremony on the deck of the ship. it was in service from 1961 to 2012. it has been inactive since 2012. that's the news update this hour. back to you, melissa. >> thank you, sue herera. 90 minutes from the closing bell. the dow getting u

. >> it looks like a greek wedding where they are break ing the plates. >> this weather makes me want to break some late, because yesterday, katie, i don't know , today, i don't know. >> decided to take your before picks. >> i cannot wait to see them 1:30 in the afternoon. i didn't park my car in the same spot. but i will, i will go back. i just thought about this. >> i took my before picture with my daughter, we went to the playground, riding the slide, and it was so awesome. so, i don't feel like my after picture will be in the same place. we will not go to the park today. maybe sledding later on and hopefully whom i is not too exhausted after storm coverage lets take a look, there is a lot happening. we have heavy precipitation falling in one way, shape or form either rain or heavy snow , a little hint of pink still showing up on the dividing line between the two and just south of i-95 is where we have begun to see heaviest of the snowfall starting to accumulate here and accumulating rapidly. keeping in behind some road crews could not do job ahead because it will start as rain bef

ing a ticke >> someone has got to win and i will that fall on some sword.me thank you.you thanks whod. 4:40 is the time.ti big news up for two of d.c.'sd.s most well known animalmal residents from new additionsdd to farewells. fa we'll gert you up to date next.x >> a live look outside as weas head to the break at 4:40 in4:0n the morning.ning. 47 degrees is the temperature. we're back right after this. th. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ mmm... i can't believe it's so delicious. i can't believe it has 40% fewer calories than butter. i can't believe it's made with real, simple ingredients. i can't believe we're on a whale. i can't believe my role isn't bigger. oh, it's real. real ingredients. unbelievable taste. go ahead, enjoy. >> ♪♪ >> this is fox5 news morning.or. >> right now on fox5 newsew morning, president trump taking to twitter clarifyw comments he made at a rallya this this evening florida ass ev he gets set to unveil a new e version of his travel ban. ban. >> one day and stone begin her journey to china tomorrow and her deepr dep par cherry is creating quite aia

but the reason i'm so excited about him is,ing frankly, it stems from a story he told shortly after he was confirmed to the fcc as a commissioner. he came to a radio, national radio show, and he told the story of how his parents came from india to america, medical doctors, but they had $10 in their pocket, and they had a transistor radio. and that transistor radio connected young mr. pai to the outside world. and to his local community. it was such a compelling story that i just felt like, well, this is a guy that's going to understand the value of broadcasting, and he understands. he's not pro-broadcasting, he's pro-localism and including all the american people in the marvels we have in telecommunication. so i'm, i'm really thankful for his appointment. >> host: well, in today's world can you be, if you are so-called pro-broadcasting, are you anti-cable, are you anti-wireless, at this point have we converged to -- >> i think in the mind of most of your viewers whether it's pay tv or broadcast tv over the air, they sort of conflate the two, but there is a real difference. broadcasting

japanese farmers were livie ing close to vital aircraft plants.a first step, all japanese were required to move from critical areas such as these. of course, this limited evacuation was a solution to only part of the problem. the larger problem, the uncertainty of what would happen among these people in case of a japanese invasion, still rema remained. that is why the commanding general of the western defense command determined all japanese within the coastal areas should move inland. immediately the army began m mapping evacuation areas and for a time encouraged the japanese to leave voluntarily. the trouble for the voluntary japanese were they were soon threatened in their new locat n locations and plan was for protected basis and there after they made plans. notices were posted. all persons of japanese descent were required to register. they gathered in their own churches and schools and the japanese themselves cheerfully handle the enormous paperwork involved in the migration. civilian physicians made preliminary medical examinations, governme

to k ing.ight now water is rushing down a damaged spillway as part of a deliberate effort to keep it from overflowing. veronica de la cruz is here to explain what's going on. >> a mass of water is cascading down the main spillway at the oroville dam creating a rainlike mist throughout the area in butte county. state officials have increased the all because after recent storms more water is going into lake oroville than going out. the cost of fixing it later will likely be more than $100 million, but using it now is better than the alternative, letting water and the lake overflow and pour down into an emergency spillway that's never been used, but engineers are preparing for that option as well. >> we're clearing brush below so that if we had to use it, it wouldn't wash into the diversion pool and plug up gates down below. we are planning it as a contingency plan in case we run into trouble with our control spillway gates and have to shut those down. >> the emergency spillway opens onto the rugg

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>> >>> protesters hit the streets of portland, oregon, last night ing to remember a 17-year-oldobbery suspect who was shot and killed by a police officer last week. police say demonstrators become a bit rowdy throwing signs and street cones. only one person was detained briefly. >> those date labels on foods like sell by and best before may soon get a little simpler to understand. consumers now face ten different phrases for date labeling. those multiple notifications could be reaching their expiration date. food industry groups want to use just two phrases, best if used by and use by. it could hit store shelves by the summer of 2018. >>> to texas and the quick reflexes of the sky diver saved a father and his young son. take a look here. they were on the brink of disaster here. the man at the indoor sky diving center in houston placed his toddler on the counter there. the staff member quickly came to the rescues catching the boy just seconds before he fell on his head. the rescuer did a victory dance and gave a thumbs up to the security camera. knowing he did good. >> i'm glad h

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ing a d call than on that spread. would rather be short treasuries. >> you're factoring into two hikes? three hikes? four hikes? >> we think three. if janet yellen's telling you she has three dots, which pretty much she's doing. that tells you that something has changed this year from last. if you actually look at the reasons that the fed wasn't hiking at times last year, most of them have either gone away or are certainly lessening this their influence. the cpi data we saw in the u.s. yesterday is very difficult to argue that the fed is not achieving both sides of its mandate. janet yellen said in front of the house yesterday that they were close to achieving the job side of the headline. i know they look at pce, but i would still argue it's difficult to justify that they're not either very close to or achieving their mandate at this present time. >> difficult and also very different from where we were a year ago. >> absolutely. >> despite the fact that yields -- different economically, different when looking at yiel

>> again,ing a central question of this, wolf, and one is the deputy national security advisor, k.t. mcfarland. she was brought in. she was general flynn's deputy. she is still here presiding over this, but one of the things that any new national security advisor would want or most would want is the ability to bring in their own people here. that is one of the issues here when you have a key replacement like this just, you know, a month into the presidency. this marks the beginning of the second month of the presidency, so very unusual to be replacing someone so fast. again, that is one of the questions. will they be able to bring in their entire full set of advisors, wolf? >> important issue indeed. jeff at the white house, thanks very much. the vice president mike pence, meanwhile, continuing his trip through europe today. his first foreign trip since taking office. visiting nato's headquarters in belgium just a little while ago. he addressed the reporters, and he said this. >> i think it's a demonstration of president trump's leadership that before taking office he was speaking ab

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hebrew] ing amen. >> amen. >> thank you so much. >> let's get to work, chris. what have you got? >> if you guys want to stay with us. >> what have we got? >> thank you. >> ok, where to? >> what we have got to do, we have just got to meet up here. so pick a square spot, corner out, you did a pretty good job with this. just grab some debris, put the pile right over here, dunk it here. >> we are bringing debris -- you want to make a nice presentation for the folks that come to check on their loved ones. >> put it all in a pile? >> certainly. >> and if your back is a little bit like mine, you want one of these. >> that one over there. >> bring this here for one second. announcer 1: all day tomorrow, we are bringing live coverage of the cpac conference in washington dc beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern time, remarks from kellyanne conway. that is live on c-span 2. live coverage moves to c-span at 12:50 pm for speeches the education secretary betsy devos, reince priebus, and steve tyler strategist chief mike bannon. then is mike pence. what all of the coverage on the c-span networks at c-

we will flirt with that tree ing mark. right now cloudy skies.recipitation kicks off, that storm pulls down colder air but no chance of reaching treeing around philadelphia, we will go outside town here where lou has got 38, overcast skies, in eagleville, south jersey 40 degrees, 43 in newark delaware. weather watchers a warm start to the day, relatively speaking, look at the shore 43 . breeze coming off the water. we did hit 50's yesterday. little they tall we have here around philadelphia is gone. here's shot out of philadelphia from phil chap line showing bear ground conditions with that snow healthing, same deal in chesterfield, new jersey as ed connor shows us melting snow. the that is trend with this rain, it will be washing it away. lets go outside check out our live camera looking west there at art hugh seem overcast skies, and still waiting on the rain here in philadelphia. we had sprinkles earlier. give it a couple more hours and those showers will pick up , the worst will come through late this morning into the afternoon. storm scan th