johnstown is reporting light snow. as this marches east it will moderate. we'll have temperatures close to 60 degrees. if we get any moisture overnight tonight it's in the form of rain. again, it's impressive to see the snow flying so late in the month of april. sunny, high pressure in control. a few high, thin clouds work into the region late as the area of low pressure approaches from the southwest. the bulk of the moisture will actually stay to the south. it will move across the virginia capes and the carolinas. we'll be brushed by this. there could showers after midnight tonight around the mason dixon line, delaware, extreme southern portions of cape may and cumberland counties. tomorrow morning brief showers early, otherwise it's clouds breaking for sunshine. clear conditions, early, high thin clouds roll in later on this afternoon. overnight tonight we cloud up. everybody going mostly cloudy. there could showers in this part of the viewing area very late tonight into tomorrow morning. these clouds give way to sunshine during the course of the day. sun

. >> reporter: it was snowing earlier on across western pennsylvania from johnstown to pittsburgh and it stuck to the grassy surfaces. for us we're seeing high thin clouds in philadelphia. we're soggy showers in dover westward and baltimore and gettysburg and harrisburg area. it will fail apart before it makes it into our neck of the woods. there's the life shot of the philadelphia international airport. skies of gray, 45 degrees in philadelphia. dewpoint, 22. winds out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour. that's creating a windchill in the mid 30s, same thing with cape may 44 degrees, windchills in the 30s ocean temperature chilly. 47 degrees there right off the beach. winds out of the north/northwest at 8 miles per hour. numbers are rebounding nicely, but this way below average for this time of the year. we started out in the 20s in this part of the viewing area. quakertown 39. fleetwood, 37. the pine barrens in the mid 20s this morning him now you're starting to rebound. buena, 45. glassboro, 43. gandys beach 44. hammonton, 43 degrees. you factor in the winds it feels like the 30

and early on, the red cross also responded to floods in johnstown, pennsylvania, when a dam broke, and a major hurricane that hit off of the coast of south carolina and georgia. the red cross still responds to major disasters today, in modern times, such as 9/11 and hurricane katrina, and even small disasters like everyday house fires. >> what about wars? >> the american red cross trained tens of thousands of nurses for world war i and world war ii, and it also helped with all the major conflicts throughout the 20th century. >> every year, the american red cross responds to more than 70,000 emergencies. they provide first aid, food and shelter to victims of all kinds of disasters, from local flooding and wildfires to massive hurricanes and earthquakes. but the red cross is more than just a disaster-relief agency. >> the red cross started first-aid programs in 1910 to help railroad workers and miners respond to emergencies. then we added learn-to-swim classes, and today we also have pet first aid and babysitting courses. and we also run blood drives across the country. >> in fact, nearl

flying across western pennsylvania this morning, how would you like to be out in state college or johnstownh where you have a light coating on grassy surfaces. rain showers across the virginias and the carolinas. more rain to the west. you can see the counter clockwise swirl an upper level feature south of omaha. that will swing through monday afternoon. neither of these will bring too much moisture to the area and it will stay south of the city. if you live in south jersey and delaware, don't be surprised if you wake up to wet roads in the form of showers that's about it. 60 degrees a light breeze out of the southeast. first thing tomorrow morning we're down in the 40s these numbers will be milder than where we are this morning. millville, 49 degrees. we'll start out with sun increase with high clouds during the day. you saw the showers after midnight tonight, south jersey and delaware, be on the look out for showers it could linger into the first part of tomorrow morning, otherwise it's clouds and sunshine. and sunday promises to be a nice day, as well. overall looks like a quiet weekend

." >> may 14th, 2013, johnstown, pennsylvania. yoder, is at home when he gets an unusual call from his supervisor. >> he said, "i want to preface that i have not been drinking." he said, "a deer jumped through a bus window." >> let's start at the beginning, when cam tran city bus driver john porter is halfway through his regular evening shift. >> i was driving down the road, like i normally do, looking for passengers. >> as porter continues calmly down the road, he gets a surprise. the front windshield shatters as a deer topples into the vehicle. porter is so stunned, that at first he doesn't understand what's going on. >> i didn't actually see the deer come through the window because i was looking down the road. i saw the deer beside of me at the front door area. >> the deer is just as stunned as the driver and struggles to escape. >> he tried to get back out the way it came in and pushed the window back out where it scattered around the bus, trying to get out. the bus had a lot of windows. >> fortunately, the bus was empty excep

>> >> i was invited to come and speak at the university in johnstown in pennsylvania and he was respondingthat invitation. he wanted me to be disinvited and he told the people who invited me that this is wrong and he said it to a journalist who called him. and he told the journalist yes, she needs to be -- she needs punishment. >> sentence to you death because of your opinion. and now he is now speaking and being paid by the federal government to go to prisons and conduct religious ceremonies. we asked the federal bureau of prisons for a comment and they would not give us one. so i think what you are saying is true that the federal government has hired a radical islamic guy to go into the prisons and radicalize muslims inside the prisons. that's what it is all about right? >> well radicalize muslim inmates but also convert other inmates and then have other inmates who are converted or radicalized to carry on that exercise. and it's really quite a shame because as we fight islamic extremism with every weapon we can that is legal, i think the most -- one of the most important ways is to make

i bought it when we first decided i was going to write a book about the johnstown flood. i have been writing articles for a living. magazines, mainly. for about 15 years. but i had never undertaken a book. since i went to work for time life we were issued a standard typewriter. so i thought i'd better get one of those. because i cannot just write this on my college portable. i bought it in 1965. $50. it was 25 years old, secondhand. and i have written everything i published since on that typewriter. [laughter] and there is nothing wrong with it. [laughter] it was built before the notion of planned obsolescence. it was built to last. i had to put new ribbons in and get it cleaned once in a while. knock on wood we intend to keep going, me and my typewriter. [laughter] [applause] host: we are delighted to hear it. we have a large lineup of folks. but bring our first question forward to mr. mccullough. >> thank you, mr. mccullough, for your efforts. i read that the japanese knowing we had the bomb, wanted to surrender. but in order to save face, could not surrender to the uni

johnstown, that would be snow flying. how about a look at the freeze warnings and frost advisories.morrow morning. it will be colder by tomorrow mornin >> good morning washingtonou will want a jacket today. andd colder temperatures on the way by tomorrow mornining. high temperatures should reach nenear 60. partly s sunny skies and the gustyty breezes making feel a bit coolerr ch overr night tonight,t, >>> all right, thank you, ginger. hey, it's thursday. you ne what that means, a brand-new episode of "scandal." gladiators unite. so excited to have hawk ed tod to have huck guillermo diaz with us. you're playing a darker huck this season. if you vbt seen the last episode, it's a major wow in the last three seconds. and all i'll say is that shonda is not afraid to kill off a major character. >> even after they've won emmys. >> i know. but is that character, i'm afraid to say it. if you ant to sate i -- i don't want the tweets the you have dvr dvr'd it. is t definitely dead. >> i can't say. he was stabbed several times. >> you said it's a he. it didn't look good. >> and of course now, t

johnstown pennsylvania that would be the snow flying. will be colder by tomorrow morning. the temperature in new york new york city by tomorrow, in the upper 30s. >>> snow in western pennsylvania that's not right. it's not that far away from may. we've got a couple of sprinkles and mixed precip possible in the poconos this morning. today's high, 55. mainly dry windy and chilly. # # brand-new episode of "scandal." gladiators unite. so excited to have hawk ed tod to have huck guillermo diaz with us. you're playing a darker huck this season. if you vbt seen the last episode, it's a major wow in the last three seconds. and all i'll say is that shonda is not afraid to kill off a major character. >> even after they've won emmys. >> i know. but is that character, i'm afraid to say it. if you ant to sate i -- i don't want the tweets the you have dvr dvr'd it. is the character definitely dead. >> i can't say. he was stabbed several times. >> you said it's a he. it didn't look good. >> and of course now, the team is all afraid. we're all watching

johnstown, that would be snow flying. how about a look at the freeze warnings and frost advisories. will be colder by tomorrow morning. tomorrow, new york city, upper 30s. >>> good morning. i'm mike nicco. 58 to 64 at the coast. 65 to 72 around the bay and 71 to 78 inland. breezy and cooler tomorrow. showers through about noon saturday and then much warmer next week. >>> all right, thank you, ginger. hey, it's thursday. you know what that means, a brand-new episode of "scandal." gladiators unite. so excited to have huck, guillermo diaz with us. you're playing a darker huck this season. you may give me a little scoop. we were just talking before we came to you all about what's going on. if you haven't seen the last episode, it's a major wow in the last three seconds. and all i'll say is that shonda is not afraid to kill off a major character. >> even after they've won emmys. >> i know. but is that character, i'm afraid to say it. if you want to say it then you can. i don't want the tweets. but is the character definitely dead. >> i can't say. he was stabbed several times. >> you said