just the first night of science observations with this telescope in january of 1888, james keeler looked at saturn and he actually discovered a new gas in the rings of saturn that is now got -- that is now called the anky division. another man discovered the fifth moon of jupiter. that was a huge discovery. people didn't know there were more moons and it was the last moon discovered in our solar system using visual techniques, just looking with a human eyeball. all subsequent moons have been does covered -- discovered photographically. this is lick observatory's plate vault or photographic plate archived. the observatory was very influential in the days of photography and we have of the order of 150,000 photographic plates. today we do not use photographic plates. we use digital cameras and lake advisory -- lick observatory moved to new photographic research. i will pull a full photographic plates so you can see what they look like. lick observatory was very prominent in moon observations. we have many plates of the moon from the early or late 1800s and early 1900. this is a plate from 1

my name is robert keeler.hank you for inviting me to testify today about anti-doping issues in sport. it is an issue that i am i organization are passionate about. the world anti-doping agency was ,stablished in 1999 to promote coordinate, and much of the fight against doping in sport. is an independent agency responsible for the development and implementation of the world anti-doping code. the code harmonizes anti-doping policies in all sports in all countries. and works in cooperation with a network of stakeholders and governments and in sports movements. each as its own specific roles and responsibilities. wada is funded by the sports movement and the governments of the world. we heard today that the united states is the largest national computer to wada -- who funds wada on databases at $2.1 million. -- has come ae long way in 18 years on a very modest resource -- by very modest resources. introduceds consistencies to the anti-doping rules and processes where previously, there was disparity. one should not

not bad and clouds mixing with sun and tomorrow windy and keeler and high of 41 degrees and thursday morning breezy and look at the overnight low it's feels like the teens on thursday morn and then in the afternoon the winds probably fall back a bit and improve to 46 and a warm front gets past us on friday and clouds increase and perhaps a shower late in the day especially north. but saturday is absolutely the pick of the week, ahead of a cold front we get into the warm sector of the next system and shoot up to 70 with clouds and sun and then the clouds kick back in and we get periods of rain on sunday. >> saturday looks great. >> honey do list. our favorite melon. >> least favorite. more ahead on our next half our of "action news." the special performance of pops, featuring ella fitzgerald's hits. that and much move when we come right back. hey, neighbor. well, if it isn't the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. wow, you were some athlete. back in the day, g. well, you can still go for gold... ahh, million dollar gold rush, the new instant game from the pennsylvania lotter

jummy: the final goodbye for baltimore cardinal william keeler. toserved baltimore from 1987 college of cardinals in 1994 by pope john paul ii, making him the third archbishop of baltimore. he built strong interfaith bonds and established a catholic-jewish partnership. he was 86 years old. it seems to be more interested in protecting the president than in seeking the truth. jummy: on the hot seat, democrats calling for congressman devin nunes to step aside from overseeing the investigation in the russian meddling after he held a secret meeting on white house grounds with an undisclosed source the day before sharing details about surveillance he says was unintentionally collected on age of president trump. we have the latest in this whirlwind at the white house. >> the chairman of the house intelligence committee said he will not step down and will not recu h russian ties. >> we are doing a thorough job on this investigation. this russia issue, we have been on it for years and we will continue to be on the issue. >> democratics safety -- democrats

. >>> the much beloved former archbishop of baltimore, cardinal william keeler has died . he was appointed the 14th archbishop of baltimore by pope john paul ii who then elevated him to cardinal in 1994. he served baltimore until his retirement in 2007 and was a leading national voice against abortion and known for ecumenical outreach to members of other faiths. he was 86 years old. >>> the plan to repeal and replace obama care is to be up for a vote today. so far, republicans have not put it on the schedule because of lack of support. they estimate 31 republicans said they plan to vote no if it takes 23 republicans joining the democrats to vote no, to kill the bill. as craig boswell reports, house speaker, paul ryan and president donald trump are trying to convince holdout republicans to join them in supporting the bill. republican leaders are scrambling to figure out how to move forward with the plan to repeal and replace obamacare and as of thursday morning, cbs news counted at least 31 gop members that plan to vote no on the bill. at least nine republicans would have t

larry: happening today, william keeler, being remembered as the third archbishop of baltimore, knownor building strong interfaith bonds and he worked on establishing a catholic jewish partnership. he died when he was 86 years old. statue the fearless girl will stay in new york city at least until next year. she was installed international women's day. 28,000 people have signed a petition larry: to make it permanent. -- petition to make it permanent. larry: i like that. autria: avella, rain jacket? galoshes? portion of thea morning, yes. , soas been kind of stormy umbrella for sure, and make sure the download of the stormwatch 7 app, we could have our own thunderstorms coming through around recess time coming into and through a portion of the afternoon. 61 degrees is pickup time at the bus stop this morning, close to our average high temperature, adding another nine or 10 degrees to that where the very warmwill be, today. the warmest again out of the next 10 days, the 10 day forecast. rain gear is in order for today, here's a look at the latest showing from the radar, showers batch hi

brianna keeler has more. >> reporter: long before paul manafort was campaign manager or facing scrutinyies to russia, javr saw the con jennings floor for gerald ford. worked on ronald reagan's campaign and managed bob dole's 1996 republican convention. attempted unsuccessfully to push cli bill clinton out of white house. he was task ds with smoothing things in over ahead of the republican convention. >> there will be no floor fight. everybody is united. you saw the republican party coming together. >> the very reason he was brought on the trump campaign in the spring of 2016. faced opposition within his own party that threatened to spit over during nomination in cleveland. >> i have a fantastic people. paul manafort just came on. he's great. >> his influence was seen as threat to controversial campaign manager corey lewandowski. >> i work directly for the boss. >> that's it. you only have one guy you listen to and it's trump. >> i listen to everybody, but i have one man whose voice is louder than everybody else. >> manafort convinced trump to practice more discipline with limited succes

someone opened fire on 27-year-old keeler, outside boarding house late last night.n the 3100 block of reach street in kensington. someone shot him in the chest. doctors pronounced him dead at temple university hospital. investigators believe he was targeted but have not made any arrests as of yet. >>> east mt. airy a lot of folks cannot go home after a intense fire at an apartment building broke out overnight on the 7500 block of theuron avenue. one person is hurt. we don't know how badly. the red cross is helping all of those folks who can't go home. we don't yet know what started this fire. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. snow continues to fall across our area. this was the scene in philadelphia's head house square a short time ago as the flakes were coming down. >> meanwhile here's live look at the ben franklin parkway with less than a week left in winter. surely looks like winter, doesn't it, right now? will we see a lot more snow? what's going on. monica cryan breaking it all down in 15 seconds. >>> snow showers expected to continue at least thro

keeler, on wada, do you have concerns about the national anti-doping and in certain countries like the u.s. and canada? >> i wouldn't say we have concerns with the u.s. and canada. but we do have concerns. and i wanted to step back, if you allow me, mr. collins, to, we can have all the governance review in the world, which we welcome and we want. i have been in this business for 20 years and it's time for change. it's time to put investment into this business. if i look globery amount of money put into national anti-doping investigation it is simply insufficient. there is the crux of the issue. more vinnestment needs to be put -- this is to protect sport. to protect clean athletes. it is so important and we need to start putting that investment in and not just saying it, but doing it. and until that happens, we will never see change. so on sanctions, let me ask athletes, someone is caught cheating and they are given two-year or four-year suspension, is that equivalent or should we be as draconian as lifetime ban? one and done? it would show that trying to skirt the rules, one and done,