joseph nye does not buy it, i know that. united states dollar is the world's reserve currency and will remain, the dollar, the world's reserve currency. but keep in mind that china has already stepped up to become an increasingly important regional reserve currency in asia. a few years back, 40% of all trade in asia was done in the form of dollars, even though the united states was only 10% of that trade. china has moved in. but let's keep in mind the following. over the last three years, the trade-weighted dollar has risen about 25% or 30%. while we feel good that it says something about the u.s. being strong, it also is an impediment to economic growth. the single fastest growing segment of the u.s. economy has been exports in the last decade. but with our cost up 25% to 30%, that makes it much more difficult for exports to grow. tom: told me that with the dollar dynamics and this concept of american exceptionalism and good capitalism, if you will, in what we have witnessed in the campaign, tpp down in flames, both candida

abby joseph cohen with us. will look forward to this year, this decade on american exceptionalism. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance," and our "bloomberg surveillance" year ahead special. i am tom keene from our world headquarters in new york. we are honored that you are with us, worldwide with us for this abby joseph cohen, goldman sachs hour. senior investment strategist. we went under intense negotiation for me to do this one-hour special. and i said, ok we can do it, but , for one section of this special, i have to go along with abby joseph cohen. so we are doing that right now on the cfa institute. graham dodd was basically an -- railroad industrial book where you took the net income statement down to the bottom and you looked at gap earnings. the world's changed. where are we going to be one year from now or five years from now on how we do security analysis on the income statement? abby: fabulous question, tom, but i want to broaden it out. tom: please. abby: and number on

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joseph: less than 100 basis points.aise the cost of capital a bit, however, i don't think that's going to change the way the industry operates. competing withy the strategic buyers cost of capital and, by the way, the cost of capital has been extremely low given the high pe multiples. i don't think it is transformational change in our competitiveness. erik: and it applies equally to all financial buyers? i was looking at a list of private equity transactions and the average multiple was 10 times ebn done -- 10 itda. that's not something your industry is used to doing. is hard to find obvious value. energy in the first half of last year, you could find some obvious value if you believed longer dated energy prices would revert. it was a bet on oil prices and we were fortunate to transact in that moment with about $3 billion capital deployed. general, we live in a very low cost of capital world. multiple,0 forward pe the number of months we have spent in that territory and the last couple of decades is not very long. our m

tom: let's get into it with abby joseph cohen. this barely describes her commitment to the education of those within the investment .ommunity her work at goldman sachs with david costin. what is the difference between do and what david cost and does every day at golden -- goldman sachs question mark --? >> we will look ahead into the new year. i say that most of my time thinking about the intermediate to long-term outlook. colleaguesany of my at goldman sachs really focus in on shorter-term because we are trying to be helpful to our clients. many of our clients do need that regular hourly, daily updates. i try to step away and wary about our long-term verizon clients including individuals, endowments, sovereign funds and so on. into 2017 anding are huge abby joseph cohen and fans. she is always bowlers. even though i know that is not true. i figure the brilliant this year. seven or brilliant in eight years. but just as a general statement can you be brilliant and be the permeable for next year or is there more caution. >> and a yo

joseph used and liked the empire green lays. chamber, the senate pennsylvania state capitol building, one of three principal chambers in the building. each chamber has a unique architectural motif that he keeps with. it's all part of the american renaissance. we have artwork of the ,hiladelphia artist oakley stained-glass windows by william rally vented in. throughoutque piece the entire capital. as you can see on the ceilings here, you will see the 24 carat gold leaf. most of the furnishing in the principal chambers is historic to 1906. thedesks are historic, throne chairs in the front and the carpet is a reproduction carpet. architecturally the goal was to incorporate as many european motives and models as possible. it stems from 1893, chicago where they started to produce monumental public buildings in the united states, and joseph used in really saw that and he had taken the grantor and he came back here inspired and wanted to produce european buildings in the u.s. that's where the design stems from. the top freeze is by oak

[laughter] joseph: so that is one reason. while i was waiting for my asylum case to be processed at the american consulate in china, i had an opportunity to watch south korean dramas, and i learned so many things about south korea through dramas and one thing i realized was south koreans are highly valued english-speaking individuals for hiring for jobs. so, i realized i might as well go to america to learn english. that was one part of it. later on, i realized how complicated the issue of -- i guess the south korean really wantid not people to leave north korea just to go to america. definition of refugee complicates the issues. the government saw it as an embarrassment to send north korean effectors to the u.s. i do not think it is something to be embarrassed about. i think the south korean government has done a great job. i do not think it is something they should be embarrassed about. my point is that, when i was having an interview, they asked me why i wanted to go to america. and i said, "i want to have freedom." at the

for sharrie williams, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff.you'll join me tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00. >> here are rick williams and monica malpass with a look ahead at 5:00. >> a look ahead. the legal action taken in philadelphia today just days after president trump signed his executive order on emgration and how mayor jim kenney is responding to the proposition to strip cities of funding. >> and in the poconos snow. the business boost that the snow gave the report resorts in our area. z1we5z zi0z y1we5y yi0y >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> we have received from lawyers from people all over america. and the world. it's just not american what has happened. >> employee local families are suing president trump over the immigration band claiming their relatives forced to return home after arriving in philadelphia were illegally detained. the big story is the new legal backlash against the trump admi

. >> or professor adam joseph? with the accuweather forecast. >> also last year the second warmest year in philadelphia's history so i posed a question on twitter to play a game with you here. of the top ten warmest years, how many have occurred since 1990. a, b or c? >> i agree. >> nine. >> let me tell you this no one on twitter got it right. nobody. the hardest question so far. you guys got it right. nine. nine of the top ten warmest years in philadelphia's history has occurred in the last 27 years and more impressive. five of the last seven have occurred -- so i got it right. i put my twitter handle up there is that all right? >> no. professor gets an a. >> pretty impressive here with the number of warm years we have had in philadelphia's history, five of the last seven, 46 degrees right now in allentown and 45 in reading and 52 in millville and 51 in dover. we are mimicking last year starting out 2017 on the warm side but that is about to change in the next few hours. the clouds moving away right now ripping th

ladies and gentlemen, joseph kim. [applause] >> hello, everyone. my name is joseph kim. today is my second time meeting president bush. what i was offered an opportunity to meet him three years ago, i thought about it and i decided to accept the invitation. as a student, i thought it would be a good thing to meet the president, because how many college students can say i actually met president bush? someone suggested that i should thank him because he signed the act which allowed the north korean refugees to have an opportunity to come to the u.s., including myself. that day when i met him, i thanked him with my brain, the best i could, but not with a heart. during the meeting, president bush asked me how i escaped from north korea, and what it was like living in china, and what my dream was. i struggled so much answering questions, partially because i was nervous, and mostly because i was not sure what my dream was. i talked on and on without really answering his questions. everyone in the room was probably wondering when this kid was going to stop talking. [laughter] j

meteorologist adam joseph is live at the big board with the latest from accuweather. happy friday adam. >> happy friday to you. it's beautiful this afternoon with that sunshine and temperatures not bad. 48 in philadelphia. it is a far cry from that 67 yesterday as the front is now way down to the south and we have those northwesterly winds moving n it's only in the 20's to the north, 33 in pittsburgh so with the flow coming in out of the northwest you can see what is moving in our direction a little taste of more winter-like air. as we look at the next 12 hours it's going to be a slow drop overnight and the clouds will continue to thicken up later on in the evening and overnight hours. by about 3 o'clock or 5 o'clock in the morning that's when the temperatures settle back into the upper 20's for the city. mid to low 20's in those northwestern suburbs. storm tracker6 live double scan will show there's a frontal boundary direction draped right across the center of the country. this is the dividing line of the cold air to the north, warmer air to the south. significant i

staff: vice president joseph r. biden jr., in a career of public service spanning nearly half a century, vice president joseph r. biden jr. has left his mark on almost every part of our nation, fighting for a stronger middle class, a fairer judicial system, and a smarter foreign policy, providing unyielding support for our troops, combating crime and violence against women, leading our quest to cure cancer, and safeguarding the landmark american recovery and reinvestment act from corruption. with his charm, candor, unabashed optimism and deep and abiding patriotism, joe biden has garnered the respect and esteem of colleagues of both parties and the friendship of people across the nation and around the world. while summoning the strength, faith, and grace to overcome great personal tragedy, this son of scranton, claymont, and wilmington has become one of the most consequential vice presidents in american history, an accolade that none the less rests firmly behind his legacy as husband, father, and grandfather. a grat

. >> but meteorologist adam joseph is staying warm.e's inside at the pennsylvania convention today. >> checking out this weekend's philadelphia auto show. some hot cars inside that room, adam. >> reporter: yeah, there's exotic cars, traditional cars. you've got your antique cars. 700,000 square feet of the convention center smells like a new car. 700 cars to be exact. 40 manufacturers and yes, in another year with these shiny mobiles for you all to check out. and you know what it's dry the in here, feeling dry outside but we've had some of those flurries as you mentioned. as we take a look at storm tracker6 live double scan some of these snow showers and flurries breaking away from the great lakes with those strong winds out of the west-northwest. a flake here or there but not sticking on the ground. as we take a look at the midatlantic wind chills with those winds and the clouds dam it felt very chilly, only in the 30's across-the-board at this point in the midatlantic you have to go west of pittsburgh where wind chills are in the 20'

and joseph roselli was in court for the incident today. police say he flew his drone into restricted air space in center city. "action news" reporter katherine scott will have that part of the story coming up later at 12:30. >>> charges are expected against four people who chicago police say beat a man and then broadcast the assault live on facebook. in the video police say that a group of 18-year-old teenagers held a man that suffered from mental health hostage and repeatedly hit the victim and appears to be restrained with duct tape over his mouth and then after 24 hours the teens let him go and describe them as two men and two women that went to school with the victim. >>> federal investigators say that it could be days before they know exactly why a commuter train crashed in new york city. the long island railroad train crashed into a platform in brooklyn during the morning rush and 100 people were treated for minor injuries. >>> the coast guard says there are no reports of pollution as a result of an oil platform burning off the coast

adam joseph standing by with the details coming up next. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house. and even though it only has half a kitchen, half the closet space and a half bath, it's a full house to the wilsons. because they have fios, their half house has full internet with uploads as fast as downloads. aren't up to speed. get 150 meg internet with equal uploads and downloads, tv and phone for only $79.99 per month online for one year. . ologist, adam joseph s has welcome ntomorrow. >> it's going to burn your eyes you step out and go what is that? in the sky? the full sunshine making a return in over two and a half weeks as we take a look stormtracker 6 live double scan we have a few spitting showers here and there north of philadelphia and a band of steadier showers east of the city scraping the coastline north to seaside that to mercer county near trenton and pivoting southern parts of buck county and scattered showers as medford laked as well address glassboro and a shower or two in the region

for alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff.e you'll join me tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> coming up next on "action news" tonight. the suspicious device spotted on the campus of temple university sparked a call to the bomb squad today and the reward officials are offering for an arrest after a soldier was badly beaten on new years day. >>> and a big announcement from new jersey's second in command. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> a suspicious package sparked a scare and big response from police on temple university today. officials say it turned out to be nothing but it goes to show the all important saying see something say something. the big story on "action news" is the possible bomb on a philadelphia street. walter perez has the details from temple's campus tonight. >> reporter: that is video shot by the temple university news crew, you can hear the item in question

a grateful nation thanks vice president joseph r. biden, jr. for this lifetime of service on behalf of the united states of america. [applause] [applause] thank you. >> please, please. thank you. thank you. [cheering] >> please. thank you. for shedding your fire. [laughter] >> my chief of staff, i had no inkling. i thought we were coming over to have a couple junior staff to toast one another, and say what a incredible journey it's been. mr. president, you got it right, the part about my leaning on joe. i've also leaned on you. a lot of people in this room. i look around the room and i see great friends like ted kaufman, so much wisdom. mel monzac. i look around here and i'm startled. i see people i don't expect. mr. president, look at my new boss over there. put you know, i get a lot of credit i don't deserve, to state the obvious. and because i've always had somebody to lean on. from back at that time in 1972 when the accident happened, i leaned on -- i mean this in a literal sense -- chris knows that, god knows this and mel knows this and te

meteorologist adam joseph is in for melissa magee and joins us with the first check of the accu weatherorecast, hi there, adam. >> pretty spectacular way to start the new year. average high for today is 41 degrees. we were 10 degrees above that heading to 51 degrees but shy for the record of 64, setback in 2005. it is clear right now, high pressure overhead but clouds are in the increase to the south and you can see here, some precipitation, light, showers, now working the southern west virginia, and off in the carolinas and virginia, and all of that is pushing off to the north, and temperatures will be dropping overnight, tonight, so as we head into monday morning, as you head to work or to school, we will see some light showers , pushing across the area, and as far northwestern suburbs it will be cold enough that we could see a little bit of the mix at the on set in the form of some light freezing rain starting at 6:00 t least eight or 9:00 o'clock in the morning. that is why the national weather service has issued a treeing rain advisory, in effect from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 h valley, b

adam joseph is standing by with more on this day. many would agree with you, even if they are cold and snow lovers after the brutal stretch we had and the snow being abe to get outdoors and enjoy it with your kids or yourself or your pets, a couple of folks strolling on the sand, live on sky 6 hd and we saw sun breaking out earlier on during the day and clouds increasing with a warm front from the south and west. right now 51 in philadelphia. and 50 in wilmington and even to the northern and west it's a little cooler but still above average in the middle 40s and along the shore 42 and 49 degrees, when you compare this hour to yesterday at this time, 24 hour change, 14 degrees warmer in philadelphia. same for trenton and 17 degrees warmer in wilmington and close to 11 to 15 along the shore and the lehigh valley in the low teens. satellite 6 along with action radar you see that little bit of sunshine we saw earlier on in the day and the high clouds came back in and lowering and thickening as the warm front is approaching and the rain,

nearly half a century, vp joseph r biden junior has left his mark on almost every part of our nation, fighting for a stronger middle-class, a fair judicial system, and a smarter foreign policy, providing unyielding support for our troops, combating crime unyielding support for our troops, combating crime and violence against women, leading our quest to cure cancer and safeguarding the landmark, american recovery and investment act from corruption. with his charm, candor, unabashed optimism, unabashed optimism and deep and abiding patriotism, joe biden has garnered the respect and esteem of both parties and the friendship of people across the nation and around the world. while summoning the strength, faith and grace to overcome great personal tragedy, the son of scranton, claimant claymont and wilmington has become one of the most controversial vice president in history. an accolade that rests behind his legacy as husband, father and grandfather. a grateful nation thinks joseph r biden junior for his lifetime of service on behalf of the united states of america. [applause] [applause]

we'll be right back. >>> meteorologist, adam joseph with a look at the accuweather forecast.ou know a little respite from the rain. >> no. >> how about washington tomorrow? >> i hope they have rain gear, it's pretty rainy from almost start to finish. not heavy rain but damp and chilly. same here tomorrow. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we are in the dry right now, but those clouds really raced in fast this morning. from that system down to the south and west. we didn't wedge in enough of that sunshine today as we thought. with temperatures going into the middle 50s. we did hit 50 and now temperatures are back into the middle to upper 40s and reading and millville and near 50 degrees in atlantic city. satellite and radar, a little sunshine first thing, this deck of clouds pushed in from the south and west and mid up toer level clouds, you see them fall apart here, if you want a full sunny day a little late for this to happen. then the south, a system coming into the gulf of mexico through the tennessee valley and most heads to the great lakes but a warm front dr

. >> commissioner perez commissioner thomas commissioner caminong commissioner joseph commissioner lee commissioner frost president tan. >> everyone is here. >> would you a full house. >> i want to acknowledge that tonight is the loose formal commission meeting even if audrey joseph who has been here from the beginning of the entertainment commission so i'll spare parting words later but want to acknowledge that and thank her for her amazing decade plus of service on the entertainment commission so - >> yep. this is not the last time you'll side her but in this room in this way all right. we'll start off with general public comment any any public comment on items not on the agenda you want to make for the commission not seeing any, we'll move on and approve the minutes from october 18th commissioners i don't know if you have any things to change from that otherwise do a motion >> move to approve. >> there's is motion a second. >> i'll second. >> great any public comment on the minutes let's vote. >> start from this side commissioner joseph commissioner lee commissioner caminong commiss

may you please read the citation. >> vice president joseph r biden junior, a career of public service spanning nearly half a century, vice president joseph r biden junior has left a mark on every part of our nation, fighting for a strong middle-class, a fair judicial system and a smarter foreign policy. biting unyielding support for our troops, combating crime and violence against women, leading a quest to cure cancer and safeguarding the landmarks of american recovery and reinvestment act of corruption. >> father and grandfather. we thank him for his lifetime of service on behalf of the united states of america. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you. you're fired. [laughter] to the press, he is my chief of staff. i had no inkling. i thought we were coming over michelle, for you jill and barack and i and a couple staff to toast one another and say what an incredible journey it has been. mr. president, you got right the part about my leaning on jill, but i've also leaned on you and a lot of people in this room. i look around the room and

meteorologist adam joseph is there this afternoon with the bone chilling numbers. hi, adam. >> with the lack of sunshine today there was a little bit from time to time but it did nothing to warm us up this afternoon. in fact, this morning when we woke up, it was frigid. 12 degrees in philadelphia, wilmington 10, just six in allentown and areas that have the deeper snow pack and with lack of wind this morning, the atlantic city airport was zero for an air temperature, in millville four below zero and if you live in and around millville you'll be happy to note tonight's low will be 18 trees warmer than four below by tomorrow morning. the deep freeze is on. i mean, we dropped below freezing for a high on friday. we have yet to even get near there since saturday when highs dropped into the 20's, just 23 so far today. and we are tracking a warm front. that warm front as you could see on double scan live radar bringing some light snow chicago to cincinnati. this will be lifting in our direction for tuesday, so with that being said, during the day on tuesday, we have wint

joseph you shouldn't -- joseph houston liked the green glaze instead of red terra-cotta style. we are in the senate chamber. of the pennsylvania state capitol building. there are three principal chambers in the building. the senate chamber was done in the french renaissance. each one has an architectural motif that he keeps with. so it is part of the american renaissance. we have artwork here by philadelphia artists. stained-glass windows. so, it is really a unique piece. 24 karat gold leafing through the entire capital as you can see on the ceilings and pediments here. most of the furnishing in the principal chambers is historic to 1906. the desks are historic. the carpet is a reproduction carpet, as are the draperies. the architectures goal was to incorporate as many european motifs and models as possible. it stems from 1893, the world fair where they started to produce monumental public buildings in the united states. and the architect saw that and he came back here inspired and he wanted to produce european buildings here in the u.s.. and that is where the design stems from

adam joseph is standing by with the accuweather forecast. we are talking snow in the new year here. >> in the next few hours we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan a little bit of gray on the radar, either side of wilmington here, this is what we call virga, precipitation that evaporates before it hits the ground, the air is cold and dry and the snowflakes evaporate as they moisten the lower atmosphere and we'll see the flangs falling in the next few hours. live on sky 6 hd in wilmington delaware, you see kind of shake to the camera here with some of those colder winds and the clouds are in play and 95 looking good and overall no flakes falling at the present time. windchills though they are down there in the 20s across the board. 22 allentown and 27 in dove and below freezing in millville sitting at 30 degrees and lancaster, 22 all the surfaces are plenty cold and once the snow falls it's not going to melt and sticking on untreated surfaces to the west and the snow is breaking out and wait until you get the brighter white colors, what w

meteorologist adam joseph at the big board with the latest for from us accuweather.i, adam. >> this will be a more sizable snowstorm than what we went through for some of us over the beginning of the week. you can see all the moisture coming in out of the gulf of mexico. one tree and icy conditions in parts of jackson and mississippi as well as southern parts of louisiana and all this aiming to the north and east. we will get a glancing blow by this storm especially for the shore communities with winter storm warnings in effect from 3 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on saturday all those areas in that hot pink and then an advisory almost up to philadelphia northern parts of delaware where there will be a little bit of accumulation of snow as well. future tracker showing all this heads up the eastern seaboard to the midatlantic and southern new england early saturday morning this is 11 o'clock and you can see it does puncture just to the north and west of i-95 but the heaviest along the shore. lighter amounts as you go to the north and west. in fact, it will be a crippling snowstor

. >> started out rainy and then sunny and meteorologist,a agdam joseph standing by with the lightest. >> wind gusts around the region 55 miles per hour in northeast philadelphia and 47 in wilmington and 43 in reading and the winds kicking up once we got ready of the showers this mornings. and a wind advisory is in affect until 6:00 this evening with gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour. 1:00 this afternoon we hit the high of 55 degrees when the sunshine cam out and now down to 49 and we are tumbling now and normal 40 degrees and the winds are on the chilly side and it's still well above average, here is the evening plapper, the low 46 degrees and a slow drop in temperature we won't crash here this evening, 46 at 7:00 to 43 at 11:00 under partly cloudy skies and the winds remain breezy overnight tonight. when i come back we'll chat about the enof the week because the windchill withes are back in the forecast we'll let you know how cold it will feel in the accuweather forecast. >> thank you adam we are mre ao continues with new details about the engineer involved in last year's train derail

. >>> lets head to adam joseph and see how the freezing rain debut is coming adam. >> it's late this evening. 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 especially to the north and west of the pennsylvania turnpike if you are around philadelphia. no threat for freezing rain, sky 6 hd over the commodore barry bridge despite sunshine and clouds took over today, and temperatures thankfully finally warming back up, in fact, we are in the freezer for many hours, 114 hours where temperatures are below 30 degrees, at 6:00 p.m. last thursday through noon today in philadelphia. the first time we broke the 32 degree mark last week. we are moving in the temperatures upper 30s through millville and cape may. the atlantic city airport, 35 degrees, you'll notice to the north and west. we are flirting with freezing here and those are the zones we have to watch for a little bit of freezing rain and a couple of patchy icy spots late this evening, before it changes to rain there. we are tracking a system and the precipitation you see locally just to the north is not reaching the ground and lifting away and we'll wait for the

. >> back if the spotlight, adam joseph. a dreary spotlight. >> not much light here as we look at sky 6 hd in wilmington, delaware, you can see a foggy scene here anything but clear and the visibilities are dropping here this evening, wilmington at 2 miles the same for philadelphia and 5 mile visibility for allentown and atlantic city airport a half mile visibility due to the low clouds and all the moisture we saw over the last couple of days. and despite that it feels chilly as you step out and temperature as above normal. and relatively speaking the warm ground after cold air last week adding to the fog. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan the steady rain, it's up into new england and we just have the low clouds and drizzle that is lingering. our normal high for this time of year is 40 degrees, right now sitting at 47 so 7 degrees above normal it just feels cool because of how damp it is. 50 millville and 51 at the atlantic city airport and 41 in reading and the lehigh valley at 42 degrees, there is that slug of

. >> joseph roselli's lawyer declined to comment and joseph roselli was in court with his parents. we heard from the detective from the police counter terrorism unit. let go to video from that night in november. the drexel engineering student was charged after saying he flew his drone too close to a police helicopter. he through it too high and in restricted air space and restricted the drone from flying at night. protests were going on that night and helicopters were tracking the crowds of people when the drone appeared. sergeant ryan said he thought that at one point the drone would hit the wind screen and saw it in the front and sides of the helicopter and called in the presence of the drone and told news choppers in the area to use caution including chopper 6 hd. in his questions to the sergeant the prosecutor tried to establish the potential danger in the tail of the helicopter but the judge shut is down and said there was not enough evidence that the drone was too close to the tail. and we heard from the detective that interviewed roselli and indicated there was video from th

first adam joseph and cecily tynan.e start with you on double scan. >> double scan shows the snow arriving on schedule. not a lot across south jersey. philadelphia northwest getting the action. albertson county reporting 1.1-inches of snow. we have steadier snow in the pink color just north of king of prussia across landsdale, the pennsylvania turnpike, 422 and north of 202. what's going on, we have a transfer of a piece of energy out west is transferring its energy to the coastal storm off the carolinas. that's moving northeast quickly and drawing the snow to a close from the west and east as we head into the overnight hours, so the winter advisory is e in effect south of the turnpike until 6:00 in the morning for the potential of light accumulating. after that, we are out of the woods. now to adam joseph. >> the steadiest of the snow will fall in the next few hours. southern new jersey delaware waiting for snow it will fill in toward 2:00 in the morning. as it intensifies and moves to sea, it has sinking air behind it

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. >> i went upstairs to ask joseph if he wanted to go to the shower. he told me to take his next door neighbor. i said, no, it's your turn right now, so we're going to go. he said, no, i'm not going right now. i said, okay, so at this point, you're refusing. we later went up with a sergeant and he used choice words, calling me a tramp. >> i snapped at her, yelled at her. and she got her little feelings hurt. if she don't -- if her feelings are gonna go get hurt, go work at a damn church. >> this is what's going to happen. we will pull him out, all right? you're going to -- you can just hang out in there. and we'll bring him to you. >> okay. >> it's time, joe. >> how come she's got to be sitting across from me like that? >> what's all this, joe? have a seat. >> why does she have to be sitting across from me like that? >> because she's a member of the committee. sit down. >> she's no committee. >> amy, i want to hear what happened in your words. >> okay. so i asked him if he wanted a shower. he pointed to the next-door neighbor and said, take him first.

signed joseph f. dunford jr., chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. presented to mrs. stephanie d. carter, for distinguished public service to the department of defense in a succession of voluntary initiatives to the servicemembers and families of the united states armed forces. from february of 2015 to january 2017. during this period, mrs. carter displayed an unwavering commitment to the men and women of the joint force and their family members. persons see a personal involvement in their welfare and entire advocacy for improving their quality of life made an important and lasting impact across the military community. an exceptional ambassador of goodwill, mrs. carter made numerous visits to walter reed, dover air force base and installations across the department to engage and support military families. her visits both stateside and overseas combined with her dedicated support of personnel transitioning from military to civilian life reinforced the values cherished most within the department of defense. the distinctive accomplishments of mrs. carte

. >> meteorologist adam joseph standing by at the "action news" big board with the first check and a pretty nice day out there adam. >> not too bad out there today though temperatures right about average for this time of year, a little bit of sunshine early this morning, clouds increasing this afternoon with a warm front to the south temperatures right now 41 in philadelphia, but you can see the warmth lurking just to the south. charleston west virginia 58 degrees. there's a warm front that's going to be pushing through overnight tonight with a little bit of precipitation and you can see there's a little stripe here to the north and west developing with a couple of sprinkles and showers. that will continue its journey to the north. the wider picture shows the actual low pressure center right now in the nation's heartland near kansas city. this goes to our north and that will bring a couple rounds of precipitation in from the south late tonight early tomorrow morning and the problem is especially for those northwestern suburbs there will be cold air situated as some of these showers p

joseph biden, jr. >> vice president joseph r biden jr. vice president joseph r. biden jr. has left his mark on almost every part of our nation. fighting for a stronger middle class, a fairer judicial system, and a smarter foreign policy. providing unyielding support for our troops, combatting crime and violence against women. leading our quest to cure cancer and safe guarding the land mark american recovery and reinvestment act from corruption. with his charm, candor, unabashed optimism and deep and abiding patriotism, joe biden has garnered the respect and esteem of colleagues of both parties and the friendship of people across the nation and around the world. summoning the strength face and grace to overcome great personal tragedy, the son of scranton, and wilmington has become one of the most consequential vice presidents in american history. an accolade that rests firmly behind his legacy as husband, father and grandfather. a grateful nation thanks vice president joseph r. biden jr. for his lifetime of service on behalf of the united states of america. [ applause ] >>

. >> that is where adam joseph is outside basking in all the warmth. >> did you go running? >> i did go running. >> me too. >> in your dreams. this one jacket feels like too much. we went from one season to the next in three days. look at the numbers in philadelphia on monday the high was just 23 degrees, 38 on tuesday, and yesterday 54 and 66 so far today and 43 degree jump in temperature since monday. it wasn't a record here in philadelphia. it was warmer back in 1890 when it was 72 degrees and reading tied at 61 and smashed the record in wilmington and atlantic city by 4 degrees and tying the record in dover at 68 degrees. but this warmth is not going to last long. look at the this front to the north and west and see where it is positioned and that is what is lurking behind it. 20s, 30s, and teens and even below zero right now in international falls. a harsh reality will be pushing in late tonight in the form of that cold front. it will be mainly a wind shift just a couple of showers with it. the winds are colder on your friday and light snow and sleet here as we begin th

. >>> we'll take you outside to meteorologist, adam joseph, i keep saying rain rain go away -- >> and it will listen to you for one day tomorrow and more showers at the enof the week and limited sunshine despite being on the above normal side. looking at clouds and sprinkles that passed through earlier and breaks of sun and pieces of energy rolled down to the south between philadelphia and washington. and south of washington and richmond and roanoke. and plenty of sunshine today and temperatures bounce into the upper 50s and low 60s for that region. for us with a lot of clouds, we managed to get to 47 this afternoon and much colder to the north and buffalo and binghamton in the 30s. a lot of clouds around and not a big drop in temperature falling by 3 degrees between 7:00 and 11:00 and the low will drop to 38 degrees. the clouds will eventually break up late tonight setting up for a spectacular beautiful thursday but then more clouds come in as we go into friday into the weekend. and watching a round of heavy rain and strong winds, we'll have the timing of that, and if it ruins some o

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. >> a lot of people were upset when it was announced that joseph fines would play michael jackson in a british comedy. >> h ooldn tight, we have the first scenes. >> i'm a white middle class guy from london. i'm as shocced as you might be. >> joseph fines just sabotaged his own career. >> last year, when the news of controversial casting first broke. he knew this kind of reaction was coming. >> he definitely had an issue, a pigmentation issue, he was probably closer to my color than his original color >> it's not in anyway malicious, this is a light tongue in cheek look at michael and two of his best buddies. >> his buddies, elizabeth taylor and marlon brando are played by stockard channing in the new series airing in the u.k. this episode sets out to reenact a hotly disputed story about the road trip the three legends took to escape new york following 9/11. the three of them jumped in the car and went on a road trip. it's kind of off the wall. >> we reached out to michael prince who did not respond by our deadline, his son posted this, i'm so inning credibly offended by it, as i'm s

joseph foreign, -- joseph warren, president of the massachusetts congress, said to his fellow americans"our country is in danger, but not to be despaired of." on you depend the fortunes of america. you are to decide the important questions upon which rests the happiness and the liberty of millions yet unborn. act worthy of yourselves. well, i believe we, the americans of today, are ready to act worthy of ourselves, ready to do what must be done to ensure happiness and liberty for ourselves, our children, and our children's children. and as we renew ourselves here in our own land, we will be seen as having greater strength throughout the world. we will again be the exemplar of freedom and a beacon of hope for those who do not now have freedom. to those neighbors and allies who share our freedom, we will strengthen our historic ties and assure them of our support and firm commitment. we will match loyalty with loyalty. we will strive for mutually beneficial relations. we will not use our friendship to impose on their sovereignty, for our own sovereignty is not for sale. as for the enemies

adam joseph in for melissa magee has the forecast. adam?after highs in the 50s for most of us. temperatures have crashed to near freezing if not below in some locations. 32 allentown, freezing at the airport and trenton and philadelphia, 35 to 37-degrees. high pressure over head that supplied the sun today. winds around the high, trapping cold air. we have a warm front from the south with precipitation. that's why we are expecting some icy spots across the area early tomorrow mortgage. with cold air at the surface, a freezing rain advisory 4:00 a.m. monday through 10:00 in the morning for the majority of the region with the exception of ken county and southern parts of new jersey. i-95 south and east, icy spots with rain by 11:00 in the morning. should be all rain by 10:00 in the morning. for your rush hour, tomorrow is a holiday for many folks. thankfully, the roadways won't be as busy, but heading out early in the morning, use a lot of caution. we give it a yellow light, use caution in the evening hour, raining at times, wet roadways by t

and when the british march 15 miles outside boston to find them, joseph warren sends paul revere withickets chirping ] >> the regulars are coming out! the regulars are coming out! [ pounding on door ] >> how many are there? >> nearly 1,000 regulars on the reigns, just hours away. >> they aim to start a war. >> i best ride to concord right away, sound the alarm. >> then i'll go with you. >> no. no. john, it's too dangerous. >> we must rally with the militia. there's a minute company here in lexington. >> our place is with delegation. congress convenes in philadelphia in a few weeks. we need to begin our travel immediately. you will have your moment. >> as british troops arrive in lexington, hancock and adams flee, heading deeper into the safety of patriot territory. [ birds chirping ] >> to the front! march. >> stand by. stand by. hold your ground. >> cease fire! cease fire! cease fire! cease fire! my heart beats one hundred thousand times a day, sending oxygen to my muscles. again! so i can lift even the most demanding weight. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. n

>> vice-president joseph r. biden, jr., in a career of public service extending nearly half a century, vice-president joseph r. biden, jr., has left his mark on almost every part of our nation. fighting for a stronger middle class, a fairer judicial system, and a smarter foreign policy, providing unyielding support for our troops, combatting crime and violence against women, leading our quest to cure cancer, and safeguarding the land mashmark recovery from corruption. with his charm, candor, una barbed optimism and deep and abiding patriotism, joe biden has garnered the respect and esteem of colleagues of both parties. and the friendship of people across the nation and around the world. while summoning the strength, faith and grace to overcome great personal tragedy, this son of scranton, clay mont, and wilmington, has become one of the most consequential vice-presidents in american history. an accolade that nonetheless rests firmly behind his legacy as husband, father and grandfather, a grateful nation thanks v