. >>> time now to check in with kate snow for a look at what's coming up on nbc "nightly news."ood evening, kate. >> coming up tonight, north korea tests a powerful new rocket engine as u.s. rhetoric turns harsher towards that regime. plus we'll visit one american city in pennsylvania ma that welcomes refugees who have brought new vitality to that town. also a new attempt to crack down on all those annoying row bow calls which costs millions in phone scams. and millions paying tribute to a real life version of the giving tree. one of my favorites when we see you in a few minutes for nbc "nightly news." >> okay, kate, we'll see you in a few minutes. we'll be right back. >>> a final check on the forecast on the eve of spring. >> it's exciting, isn't it? we're really looking forward to this. temperatures close to average. 54 for this time of the year. above average on tuesday, a little gusty on wednesday. notice that temperature dip, that's a sign a cold front will sweep through, then we get a warm front for friday and saturday. and we do have a couple of chances for showers, overn

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. >>> time now to check in with kate snow for a look at what's coming up on nbc "nightly news." od evening, kate. >> good evening. coming up, breaking news. fbi director comey asked the justice department to reject the claim that president obama ordered the tapping of his phone before the election. >>> plus, a scandal in the marine corps which is investigating the sharing of nude photos of women among military personnel and veterans. also, how some states and counties, including in philadelphia, are billing parents when their kids are in juvenile detention. some calling it double punishment, and philly's taking action on this right now. and a school music program that helps young people achieve in ways that go far beyond learning the notes. that's in portland, oregon. when we see you for nightly news. >> thanks, kate. we'll be right back. >>> erika is back with a final check of the forecast. we're going to start warming up. >> yes, and i love your dress. it's suitable for what we're seeing. we're going to see temperatures climb nicely, above normal. 50 on monday. a couple showers

. >> for "nightly business report," kate rogers. >>> coming up, encore careers. why retirement is starting to take on a whole new meaning. >>> a new study finds most american workers feel confident they'll have enough to retire on. even if many don't have much in the way of savings at all of among current retirees, financial confidence is even higher and many haven't retired in the traditional sense. the new retirement is not retiring. he is giving a class to the legendary central casting. one of his students 67-year-old abe. >> it is fascinating. he used to own a logistics coil but the went south in the recession. now he's pursuing his love of acting full time. partly because he needs money. and he says he's not the only one who does. >> a lot of them have kashld out their iras already. they aren't because they have to pay the rent. social security is not making it. they found 42% of people need money to get by after retirement. but many also do it for fun. >> i get bored. >> the 77-year-old retired at age 60 after a career at universal studios. now he picks up

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kate. >> reporter: his warnings comes two months after president trump signed and executive order demanding cities and states comply with federal immigration policy or risk losing federal fu funding. san francisco sued the trump administration. city attorney dennis herrera said immigration enforcement is the federal government's job. richard boswell is a professor of law at u.c. hastings. >> there is no legal requirement a school official turn over somebody to immigration, or that other officers turn people over to immigration. >> reporter: most republicans agree with the attorney general. >> why do people, like our governor, jerry brown, believe they can pick and choose the federal law this is an obey? >> reporter: still, the board of supervisors has vowed to continue defying any mandate to defy the immigration laws. >> we have to find the money. there's no backing down in the face of this hate. absolutely none. >> reporter: any withholding of federal dollars must be approved by the u.s. congress. abc7 news. >> attorney general session's remarks struck a nerve. accusing the federal governm

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kate. >> that is right, blowing is the right word because they come in quick, they move out quickly and when on top of you they can produce low visibility, strong wind and heavy snow, at lee for a short period of time, very heavy bursts of snow moving through lehigh valley, portions of south jersey as well seeing a snow squall or two. heaviest over burlington county moving in coastal ocean county right around little egg harbor and mulika you can see intense snowfall rates with this squall as it pushes toward shore points. a few more up in the lehigh valley snarling traffic along 78, 309, right along northeast extension of the turnpike as well, as these snow squals move through. they are quick hitting but be safe if you are outside traveling this evening, these will be around at least through 8:00 o'clock. reduced visibility, gusty wind and temperatures near freezing it is not fun to travel. leave space between yourself and car in front of you outside on the road tonight. recapping snow totals we had half a foot in lake harmony, and exton three and a half. we came in right at that one in mark

kate talked to students about what it takes to create a weather forecast and, of course, all of the science that comes witt. north penn meteorology and journalism students took part in that event. >>> you had a packed house there, kate. >> it was a great bunch. they had tons of questions. we kind of opened up the floor for questions. they had great stuff prepared asking for what are the strengths that people will look forward to and what should we work on. these are high school students so cool to see that enthusiasm >> prepared. >> thanks for having me today. >> happy birthday to spring. >> came back from florida. now we have a sign of the warmth but today was a decent day. >> yes. >> sunshine. >> i'll take sun any day of the week now that the days are longer. >> yes. >> stretching into the 7:00 o'clock hour. sunset tonight not until 7:15 which is feeling nice. we will get longer daylight hours in the evening and that is what we are looking at right now. lets take a look outside to the north, bethlehem where we can see some snow on the ground. not a ton, snow is starting to melt in areas full sunshin

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as jim noted and as you noted, kate, democrats are not expected to come along in the house or senate. it's all about the sell up here. what you're hearing from republican leaders is twofold. first and foremost, look, we campaigned on this over the last three election cycles. this was our number one issue. and now we have the opportunity. and guess what, this is the vehicle. whether you like it or not, if you want to repeal and replace obamacare, this is that first step that needs to be taken. there's another component of this. they are now in control of washington. republicans are. that means they have to governing. that's exactly what senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said at a breakfast this morning. take a listen. >> now we have an actual chance to change the country. we have somebody who will sign legislation that we pass. we need to get into a governing mode and start thinking about actually achieving something rather than just kind of sparring and having press conferences, which you all love, but don't necessarily lead to an outcome. we're in the outcome business now. >> re

kate. >> that is right we are tracking showers and a few thunderstorms tomorrow. coming up i'll tell you when sun returns to the area. >>> three girls denied entry in the flight because they were wearing leggings, airlines reasoning and what you the viewers are saying all bit, up next. >>> reality television dad jon gosling makes a startling career change what is bringing him down the shore when we >>> emergency crews in northwest china come to the rescue of a boy stuck in a very dangerous situation. let's show you video, of the rescue. young boy who was playing with friend became stuck in crevis after falling more than 300 feet, off a cliff on sunday. it took 10 minutes before rescue workers to descend, very slowly by rope and reach the boy. we're told there were no injuries. >>> authorities say an avalanche at ski resort 75 miles north of tokyo has killed seven japanese knees high school students and instructor. forty students and eight instructors were on the slopes during this morning's avalanche. officials say students were on the last day of a three day mountain tr

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coming up at 10pm, kate silverton has the full round—up of the news. first, our world.dian music plays a0 years ago, cambodia experienced a genocide of unimaginable proportions. two million people died. now a new film directed by hollywood superstar angelina jolie has won the backing of the cambodian establishment. the presence of the cambodian royal family at the movie's premiere, a stamp of approval for a film about the genocide that has never happened before, a significant acknowledgement that there needs to be more public discussion about the events of that time. i hope this doesn't bring up hatred, i hope it doesn't bring up blame, i hope itjust brings up discussion and i hope that the people of this country are proud when they see it because they see what they survived. on the banks of the mekong river bursts of colour, the sound of laughter. this is phnom penh today, full of life, bustling, families together, young and old. seeing all this it is hard to imagine thatjust four decades ago all seemed lost, destroyed. in 1975, the khmer rouge, a radical communist mov

kate bolduan. breaking news on two fronts, a new travel ban coming in just minutes. president trump's revised travel ban set to be announced, we'll bring that to you live, a very big moment for this white house and this country. plus the white house is doubling down on president trump's claim that president obama, his predecessor, ordered a wiretap of his phones during the campaign. sources telling cnn the fbi has asked the justice department to publicly refute the president's charge which he tweeted out of course without providing any proof. a rebuke of a sitting united states president by the nation's top law enforcement official, to say the least, would be historic. >>> but first, what to expect with the president's revised travel ban, again, expected this hour. let me bring in cnn justice reporter laura jared. what are we going to hear this hour, laura? >> reporter: the most significant changes we expect to see, kate, are that green card holders and those with existing visas will be excluded from the travel ban. white house councilor kellyanne conway announced th

come on, that's not a fair question, it's speculation. so, he would not rule that out either. so, more questions about this investigation and whether or not it can credibly move forward, kate. >> yeah, that's an important point. he did not ask your question when you asked it very directly. we'll get to that new reporting coming out right now. manu, thank you very much. we are pointing out breaking news -- the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, is now raising questions on if the white house made moves to try to block sally yates, the then acting attorney general who president trump fired, from testifying before the house intelligence committee on the russia investigation. for more on this, i want to go to devlin barrett, a "washington post" reporter who is breaking the news on this very story. your headline says it all, devlin. you lead it out for me. "trump administration sought to block sally yates from testifying to congress on russia." what are you picking up? >> so, we're told that what happened last week in the run-up to this hearing that ended up being canceled was that there was a building tension between sally yates, the former acting attorn

the parking lot is starting to fill up so come up quick. i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. back to you. >>> if you do hike up there, wear snow boots for the first time in years. your calves may hurt the next day. i'm just saying. here is a look from mt. tamalpais. and clouds are going to let go of their goodies in the form of light showers and light snow above 2500 feet but as kate mentioned the sun is out and it will melt rapidly now. here is a look from emeryville and it looks quiet as we look back toward san francisco. so scattered showers in the forecast. moving up to the north bay as the storm track moves to the north during the evening and overnight hours and that will bring us milder weather for the rest of the week. we're going to spring forward this weekend. lose an hour of sleep. and there is a slight chance of a few showers. here is where most of the snow is right now. south of livermore and toward the east. we have a little bit trying to fall in the santa cruz mountains but it is getting too warm right now so you could see right there on the summit, it may be mi

coming down the road. meisha, katie, i'm sure kate now saying all morning, don't be out here guys if you really don't have e. should and emergency situation. we've seen for the most part that's been the case. people that have been coming to this diner, they've been coming as emergency responders and emergency officials. so we'll keep you posted, live here all morning, we will continue to be live in west reading, courtroom bs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >> philly getting a break compared to new york sit. >> i forecasters say the big apple could get to up 20 inches of snow. our sister station cbs2 enough brooklyn, alley, good morning, thanks for being with us watch are you seeing in brooklyn? >> good morning, thanks for having me. standing outside typically what's usually busy and buckling train station, but today not seeing a lot of commuters out here this morning, it is hard to blame them when you have you have this wet thick snow coming down in every direction whipping, i don't know which way to stand, feels like everywhere i stand the snow coming straight into my face. new yorkers have been advised

was. >> yes. >> remind me to ask her that tonight. >> yes. >> i'll find out. >>> kate has her forecast and here we come, here we go. >> winter's return. >> crazy. >> we are welcome bank winter for next week or so. tomorrow through next wednesday or thursday temperatures below average, several chances for snow and one potential for major snow and that would be next tuesday but still that is pretty far away. lets get through tomorrow first. tomorrow noise picnic either. tomorrow we could see pretty heavy snowfall rates in the lehigh valley and poconos where snow could come down heavy enough to overcome any warm temperatures on the ground and coiled pile up quickly and slick road in that part of the area likely to melt on the road as it falls here in philadelphia but mother nature will give a buy to the ski resorts tomorrow morning and they have had snow on the slopes. cold enough or it was this pennsylvania weekend to -- past week toned make some snow and likely to get at least another three to possibly as 6 f the poconos tomorrow morning. here's storm scan three showing that system that does not look th

. >>> meteorologist kate bilo joins us now and as we come out of the deep freeze, kate. >> yes, deepat lee for now but we are in a pattern where we will warm up during workweek and then go right back in the deep freeze for the weekend because we have got another cold weekend on the way, even with the chance for a little bit of snow. i hate even saying it but if you watched our march forecast i pinpointed march 10th to the 15th. we have two chances of snow in that time frame. >> good work. >> thank you. >> the signals were there. they are still there. definitely something to keep an eye on friday and sunday but still lots of uncertainty regarding this time frame. lets start off with what is happening right now. we will look what is going on weather-wise looking at parkway central library camera not a lot of sun visible as sunsets, or a few minutes from sunset right now but cloud have really won out. more sunshine this morning. cloud started to drift in midday and then now cloud are winning as system approaches from the west and that will be bringing us, some rain possible overnight in

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coming out, what exactly they anticipate to hear from fbi director james comey. it's still not clear at this point exactly what, since both of them are seeing different things, kate. >> kind of a sign of the times when it comes to so many investigations going on on capitol hill. when i spoke with lindsey graham this morning, he said he has no idea if he's going to hear back from james comey, he just needs to know if there is a criminal investigation going on into russia ties as similar investigations are being launched on the congressional side, he says he doesn't want to step on the fbi's toes. sunlen, thank you so much. >>> now to the other burning story on capitol hill at this very moment. the effort to repeal and replace obamacare and the growing divide within the republican party over their plans. new this morning, according to a senate adviser, the white house is now acknowledging that the house bill as it stands can't get through the senate. let's get to the white house where we find cnn's sara murray, sara, what more are you hearing about where the white house stands on this? because i'm not clear at this moment, sara, if the senate is on the same page as

president but that was not shared by everybody and "saturday night live" was sad and had kate mckinnon, talent comedian, come out and not do comedy. she sat down at a piano, leonard cohen had also died that week, great songwriter, truly great songwriter and she played, not actually one of his best songs, "hallelujah" but you hear it when someone dies at age 16, this mournful song, "hallelujah" and you wait for the jokes to come. there's a line in that song about telling the truth which made my husband and me laugh she's playing it in hon who aor hillary clinton an we bud we bu and it was meant as a deadly serious tribute to hillary clinton and at the end, she turns to the audience and says, i'm not giving up and neither should you. it was like, what happened to "saturday night live"? you're here for laughs and it's this totally serious thing. leonard cohen had once been at something like, they do this big festival shows in the uk and there was one, i think, to like late '60s, early '70s that devolved into a riot and nobody wanted to go on stage. big names. but he goes out on stage and he just speaks very qui

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coming. >> stay tuned. >> secret's blown. >> kate will have your march outlook, here on cbs-3 at 11:00. check that out as we get together with meteorological spring we are off to a stormy start. march charging in like a lion. >> roar. >> here in the area. >> it will be coming in here to bring this stormy weather to us. heavy rain, thunderstorms all a concern throughout the course of the day and you can see leading edge of that already working its way in to western pennsylvania, with some heavy thunderstorms. we will check with the weather watchers very quickly if we can, there we are, lets take a look here 54 degrees this morning. lets go out to wayne hunter reporting fog, 54 the temperature though, off to a mild start, light wind to go with that, allowing that fog to form. we have a picture, here it is, i have seen pictures like this alan sent this one in, he has daffodils and tulips, not just shooting out of the ground, they are really, high out of the ground, already and i know many of you already watching, you have seen this as well. so it is a little bit too soon , for these buds t

kate's on the sky deck with a first look what is coming our way, how bit, kate. >> been a mild day but wind increasing all day long and wind are very gusty right now in, fact, i had to step inside because wind blew me in the door from the sky deck right now. wind have peaked over 40 miles an hour, today and wind will stay with us through tomorrow, that is as long as the warm weather will last, as well. lets look at is what going on, storm scan three is clear as you can see behind me sunny, beautiful looking evening but wind especially in the city as it blows through building definitely will pre pull you down the street tonight. everything is quiet but if you look up toward dakotas our next system brewing a clipper system that comes in here late tomorrow night and into friday morning and that is beginning of a major change that is heading our way. right now it is mild with temperatures in the lower 60's all across the map but look at these peak wind gusts, 53 miles an hour in atlantic city, 48 miles an hour in wilmington, 41 miles an hour in the city. this evening still mild, still wind

kate rogers with cnbc. thanks for that. >>> coming up today, making a statement together, next we've got the details on theal and national movement called a day without a woman. >>> also ahead, separating real facts from fake news, there is a new report out this morning about talking to your kids about social media and current events. >>> right now on nbc 10 news today, in the dark, thousands are still without power. some schools are closed following a fire that damaged a pico station. >> millions of voices uniting as one. today women are being asked to stay home here and across the country to take a stand for women's rights. >>

that was not shared by everybody and saturday night live was extremely bad, kate mackinnon very talented comedian come out and knock out comity. she sat down at the piano, leonard cohen had also died that week, the songwriter and she played not one of his best songs but hollywood. you hear it on all of these tv shows that this very mournful beautiful song, hallelujah. she played the song and you keep waiting for it for the jokes to come. there's a line in that song about telling the truth which made my husband and me laugh. she's playing in all areas of hillary clinton and it's like there's a line about telling the truth and we busted up laughing. nobody in the audience is laughing. this was a deadly serious tribute of hillary clinton and at the end she turns to the audience and says i'm not giving up, and neither should you. what happened to saturday night live. you're here for laughs leonard cohen had once been to a big festival show in the uk and there was one, late 60s late '80s that involved into the riot and no one wanted to go on stage. he goes out on stage and he speaks very quietly and tells

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coming. i appreciate it. >> thank you, kate. >>> we have more on the breaking news.hite house apologizing to the uk for what the uk calls ridiculo ridiculous allegations about president obama. we'll be right back. >>> cnn has learned that at least one house republican believes right now that president trump should apologize to his predecessor for claiming that president obama wire stand him. >> i see no indication that's true. it's not a charge that i would have ever made, and frankly, unless you can produce some pretty compelling proof, i think the president, president obama is is owed on apology for that. because if he didn't do that, we shouldn't be in reckless accusation that's he did. >> all right. that's key republican in the house, tom cole. that is an apology that hasn't happened. but the apology that made to the united kingdom for claims from the briefing room on the uk helping spy. cnn commentator for senator tom cruz. and political columnist for the "new york times." john phillips, this is not a white house that apologies, this is not a president that apol

molly: and we have royalty coming to the french capital, will and kate. william's be prince first visit since his mother died here 20 years ago. the purpose is a soft power diplomatic charm offensive at the request of the foreign office. the duke and duchess of cambridge will meet senior french politicians in a bid to boost anglo-french relations in the wake of brexit. this is the first stop. they will visit germany and poland in july. they are not the only members of the royal family. prince charles and camilla will italy, andia, austria at the request of the government. molly: it is st. patrick's day. i did not put on green, but we put on sweaters. i will say happy st. patrick's day. >> a of people, particularly stateside, think they are irish or believe they have irish ancestry. the irish times has 17 questions to test your irish-ness. i did terribly. the questions are hard. one of my favorite was "what does say patty's day signify to the average irish person??" patrick's,of st. getting pinched without wearing grains, or an attempt by americans to hija

it comes with the royal couple william and kate here in paris.have just been here under the eiffel tower. looking relaxed despite the tension in the city. even throwing a rugby ball. william and kate, chatting to children. craig, royal official claiming the itinerary here will not change despite the shooting incidents. two shooting incidents. officials here suspect may be terr terror related. even reports that person was on a terror watch list in france. known by police. >> keir simmons with the latest. thank you. >>> let's turn to florida where the president is taking a mini break from the white house while his secretary of state is circling the globe. meeting with lead over e leader today. he is facing criticism from those in his party over the wiretapping claims. we have kelly o'donnell at west palm beach. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. the top diplomat in china. secretary of state rex tillerson meeting with chinese leaders a day after he said the threat from north korea is so great that preemptive military action might be needed. this

it comes with the royal couple william and kate here in paris. here under the eiffel tower. looking relaxed despite the tension in the city. even throwing a rugby ball. william and kate, chatting to children. craig, royal official claiming the itinerary here will not change despite the shooting incidents. two shooting incidents. officials here suspect may be terr terror related. even reports that person was on a terror watch list in france. known by police. >> keir simmons with the latest. thank you. >>> let's turn to florida where the president is taking a mini break from the white house while his secretary of state is circling the globe. meeting with lead over e leader today. he is facing criticism from those in his party over the wiretapping claims. we have kelly o'donnell at west palm beach. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. the top diplomat in china. secretary of state rex tillerson meeting with chinese leaders a day after he said the threat from north korea is so great that preemptive military action might be needed. this is a high stak