so berks county, lehi valley. newtown you are at 34. el roy 34. unionville 33. right on the cusp. that is where we are seeing that change over. finally, we go into philadelphia where no, it is 40 at graduate hospital. 37 at parkside and it is 36 in sommerton. so just too warm to see snow yet. the darker shades of purple are where we are seeing a steady snow. the green is the rain in parts of the suburbs and also seeing part of the pink. if we put it into motion you can see the storm finely starts to move east. the temperatures will drop but it won't be until almost before that morning commute. so let's put this into motion. check out who is giving the snow. heaviest totals in the poconos, in lehiie valleys. you can watch the temperatures it hasn't dropped yet. we are still looking at rain in millville. doyletown you are into the snow. all of the suburbs and philadelphia, now you are in the snow. parts of south jersey and delaware, you are if a mix. 11:00, light snow in philadelphia. and everything out of here by noon, 1:00. we wake up on thursday in the 20s and on thursday we are

thousand and eleven was the most prosperous and affluent country on the african continent had a stream lehi standard of living it was a stable state it was involved in international affairs and i don't accept at all the description of libya under gadhafi as the most prosperous country in africa i think that's absurd. let's bear in mind apart from the question of prosperity that . gadhafi was responsible for across people i have no reason to doubt that they want something like a democratic state but they can only have one if they can persuade president leaders and there are many of them to compromise and that's the only way that libya will get out of the message and at the moment it is an open question whether or not libya is ready for what is perceived to be a multi-party democratic election if you look at the actual concrete conditions that are going on in the country there's huge disaffection displacement there at least three different regimes that are claiming to be the sole authority within the country. if you have surfaced online allegedly showing a u.s. soldier opening fire on a civil

thousand and eleven was the most prosperous and affluent country on the african continent had a stream lehi standard of living it was a stable state it was involved in international affairs and i don't accept at all the description of libya under gadhafi as the most prosperous country in africa i think that's absurd. let's bear in mind apart from the question of prosperity that . could f.a. which are responsible for shocking atrocities of can't see their own people it is an open question whether or not libya is ready for what is perceived to be a lady democratic election if you look at the actual concrete conditions that are going on inside the country there's huge disaffection displacement there at least three different regimes that are claiming to be the sole authority within the country the danger is that if elections were held today or without preparation the result would be that instead of libya having to assume division three governments which is the position at the moment it would have three assemblage and four governments nobody wants that so the first condition that's got to be met

thousand and eleven was the most prosperous and affluent country on the african continent had a stream lehi standard of living it was a stable state it was involved in international affairs but i don't accept at all the description of libya under gadhafi as the most prosperous country in africa i think that's absurd. let's bear in mind apart from the question of prosperity that . could f.a. was responsible for atrocities of concealing people i have no reason to doubt that they want something like a democratic state but they can only have one if they can persuade the president leaders and there are many of them to compromise and that's the only way that libya will get out of the message and at the moment it is an open question whether or not libya is ready for what is perceived to be a multi-party democratic election if you look at the actual concrete conditions that are going on inside the country there's huge disaffection displacement there at least three different regimes that are claiming to be the sole authority within the country. and that does it for me i'll be back in about thirty th

you on because it is the same person and comes from a state that decides which way your state goes, lehiley. here is the question. the democrats decided one of their constituents group in terms of winning elections in the next 20 years are latinos, people who came in the country and are legal voters and have a sentiment largely in favor of the daca people, and liberals do, too. on the republican side you have hard-line anti-illegal immigrant who don't want to get branded by that by anyone from below the border. how do we compromise? >> there's an easy way to resolve the problem. we reopen the government for 5 or 30 days. but once the government is reopened we have to enter into a bipartisan,bicameral to get off the resolutions. when it gets to the house the speaker must allow a vote on the bipartisan compromise on daca even if it means not a majority of house republicans will be voting for it. that must happen. i think that's the way out of this. we all know it. >> that's never happened before. when is that going to happen? you had a bipartisan senate vote about five years or so which wa

lehi on monday. he said a-380, if emirates makes a big order then we'll keep it alive.y don't, we'll kill it. he staked his reputation that he could keep his reputation alive. he probably got the deal of a lifetime here. he is in charge of emirates. if they reengined it, he said he would order 200. that hasn't happened. that has been a really big problem. francine: when you say this is the deal of a lifetime, do we have any idea how much he is paying? guy: he is not paying $16 billion. he wanted to get it done before he left. francine: for his legacy. guy: he is handing over the job next week and before, they want to keep the program alive. he is in the drive's seat. tom: am i right the airbus, the big a-380. there is a 114 seat difference. what does that mean financially for all the different people that use the 380? guy: people love the 380. tom: the public loves the 380? guy: everybody loves flying on the 380. the problem is the real number that makes a difference is two and four. tom: what is two and four? guy: airbus that is 380 engines. tom: it is a psychological