there is a lot of lesser capacity coming in, easyjet and ryanairexpanding, lesser capacity coming in, ryanair expanding, for economy travellers, there is a lot of choice. it is interesting that you mention easyjet and ryanair, they have pushed the whole modus operandi for the likes of iag and everyone else in terms of how you run your airline, what to provide passengers, what passengers now, lescott, have come to expect. i think it is about expectations. they have been late in the past decade, for the past decade, which enabled these business models to come up, because they fundamentally did not address one of the possibilities out there, which is cheaper air travel for everybody. thank you for coming in. good to see. snap has had $1.3 billion wiped off its value after the tv star kylie jenner tweeted that she no longer uses its app snapchat. it's share price closed down more than 6% after ms jenner‘s tweet went out to her 2a million followers. yogita limaye explains. she tweeted at 4:50pm local time. a few minutes after the markets closed. 0nce markets opened it has been a pretty bad

nt to of the lesser threat because they want to make sure the parade is safe.a united team at the olympics and there is a possibility of further talks? i would be extremely cautiously optimistic about what is going on. the reality is, the north koreans have not alleged that testing and they are likely to restart later this year. the us and the south koreans are not going to stop their military drills and they will probably restart shortly after the paralympic games. north korea will start their tests after that. they have marched jointly in the olympics before, north and south korea, and the last time they did, north korea tested their nuclear weapons soon after. thank you forjoining us from austin, texas. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: more secrets from the sands of egypt: we step into the tomb of a high priestess — 11,500 years after her death. this is the moment that millions in iran had been waiting for. after his long years in exile, the first hesitant steps of ayatollah khomeini on iranian soil. south africa's white government has offered its bl

while on thers paid dearly for lesser offenses. he tweeted huma abedin put classified passwords into the hand of foreign agents. joining me now, a fox news ex plowlsive, the sailor president was referring to, former navy machinist christian saucier. you took photographs of a submarine and threw them out. and they were confidential which is the lowest level of classification. yet you were prosecuted and ended up going to prison. how do you feel about hillary not. >> it's blatant proof of the double standard of justice and how the department of justice answer the fbi were weaponized while letting unpatriotic liberals like hillary clinton and her aides escape. it should be upsetting for all americans that were held to a different standard than crooked politicians. jesse: you are not in a studio because your parole or probation officer says you can't dough to a studio. and you are wearing an ankle bracelet. yet hillary clinton had top secret classification on her materials, yet comey came out and said no reasonable prosecutor would bri

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we will learn about appomattox's lesser-known stories. i'm standing in front of perhaps one of the most famous courthouses in the united states , where really nothing of significance happened. appomattox courthouse. the name is pretty confusing. aurthouse one word is building like the one behind me and it is situated in the village of appomattox courthouse. courthouse two words is a village. appomattox courthouse the village is famous because it is where general lee surrendered to ulysses s. grant on april 19 1965, bringing about the end to the macon civil war. -- the american civil war. this town has a lot of history to its size. aday we would like to talk little bit about why appomattox courthouse is so famous. we would like to talk about some untold stories. the courthouse is the village complete with the tavern, stores, lawyers offices, and homes. the town was not more than 140 people in 1865. it's an unlikely place for two large military forces to meet. general lee's northern army of virginia and general grant's multiple army force o

history tv from the national constitution center in philadelphia, a discussion on the value of two lesser known documents from the founding eura. the documents are 1787 letter by anti-federal list mercy ottis warren and a 1790 report on public credit by alexander hamilton. ere's a preview. >> i just wanted to say, it's an extraordinary letter for a lot of reasons. one, i think it very succinctly explains where we are in late september of 1787 and just from a teaching standpoint, it's ways very useful to have a fairly short document to demonstrate these points. we can't go without underscoring -- these are two women in september of 1787, both of whom correspond with and provided advice to the major figures of the day. they're both published authors in their own name. one publishes a three volume history of the american revolution. i think it's actually the first published three volume history and also published is an eight volume history of england. and they are political thinkers and they are political actors and interestingly, they are talking about a document that doesn't really conside

gunston hall, a national historic landmark in virginia, was what -- was home to one of the lesser-known founding fathers, george mason. up next, we visit the property along the potomac river to learn about his political life and his time as a slave owner on the plantation. he drafted the 1776 virginia declaration of rights but refused to sign the constitution because it did not include a bill of rights. are are walking into right now is george mason's office. it was a multi functional room. aring his lifetime, it was dining room for his family when they do not have formal guests. it was also a space where his of the there doing all copying. one of his younger sons being a copyist person. this is my favorite room in the house. this is definitely where a lot of the ideas that we see in the virginia declaration of rights and in the constitution mason proposed, this is where they happened. we know that from a letter that george mason wrote in 1787. he was thinking about things that were in the constitution here in this space. in 1776 he gets invited to go down to the virginia convention in

a lesser known chapter of their history won't slip away. >> this would have been warn in a tropical area. >> he not only wear the uniform of a buffalo solier. he battles to bring the contributions back to life for visitors at the presid owe. >> i like to think there are holes in the fabric of the national history. and certain stories fall through the holes. >> the african-americans of ninth cavalry were stationed here in the 1900s in the years after the spanish american war. while the buffalo soldiers were celebrated for military adventures. appreciation for contributions here in california have dimmed over the decades. >> this is in yosemite in 18189 one of the first exkurkss in into the park by buffalo soldiers. >> pen says the lesser known exkurkss into the national parks changed history and helped change the landscape into national treasurers. the buffalo solars patrolled the parks protected visitors and began building. >> they built roads and fences and began the infrastructure of the national parks. >> to mark the achievements pen has team historian john william temple ton to gathe

. >> reporter: to be able to have both on both the lesser friends across the aisle would agree to geton the preferably the bill that senator grassley and others have cosponsored which will be five this afternoon based on those four pillars. coming from the border states i spent time on the very day rio grande valley. i've learned a lot from the experts at the border which would be the border patrol themselves. i talked >> where there is hardly any water at all to separate mexico and the united states. butheth there are others that he 3200-foot cliffs along the riverbank out of west texas. and i had the opportunity to say big bend to welcome me and my colleagues who don't come from border states to my state to become better informed about the challenge. when you speak to the local officials and people who live and work along the border you understand the scale and challenge we face as well as combating the cartels and people who are importing poison into the united states unfortunately taking far too many lives as a result of drugs. the one-size-fits-all approach does not work with gen

yet the use of rape as a weapon of war has been regarded inevitable feature of conflict as a lesser crime and a problem too difficult or too uncomfortable for societies to address this is a historic injustice and a critical issue of international peace and security. this is rape used as a weapon to achieve military or political goals. in concrete terms this means the alliance will educate soldiers and train them to deal with victims of sexual abuse and attacks and nato secretary general says including more women in missions could be part of the solution we know from experience that string theory in the role of women in the armed forces is not only the right thing to do but also the smart thing to do. if the initiative succeeds it might no longer be necessary for hollywood stars to call attention to sexual violence in conflict zones or to help bring the perpetrators to justice. also or to close off down the already limited access to the internet in china is getting even more regulated that's right bryan we know that access to the internet in china is highly restricted now one way to bypass

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we would like to hear from the project sponsor and i think we have phil lesser here this evening. >> commissioners good evening. phil lesser and we have the owner of the property here and we have the architect of the project and the acoustic engineer mr. david walsh here. this is really a dream team. we're very fortunate that francisco is here. the reason this building is being built, this is one of the buildings that had a horrible fire in the last couple of years, around 2015, francisco, his mother, his uncle got out with their lives. when you pass the site today basically you'll just see dirt, luckily they got out. kudos to the san francisco fire department, they put the fire out without it catching the wood structures immediately next to it. so what we're basically going to be saying is a new construction. we're 21st century and have a horrific housing crisis. this is right between the bart station. there's no other neighborhood in the whole area that has the two bart stations other than the mission district and this is right between it. i'm president of the mission merchant asso

basically saying that we're going to put lesser safety standards on poor people's housing than we are for everything else that gets built. so as you deliberate, hope you asker this. >> so, now we move on to -- >> take a vote? >> do we have a motion? >> motion by commissioner singh. seconded by commissioner bustos. will you please call the vote? [roll call] >> please announce your vote when i call your name. >> madame chair, the vote is four ayes. >> thank you. so, the motion carries. and madame secretary, please call the next item. >> the next order of business is agenda item 5e, workshop on the july through december 2017 reports on ocii small business enterprise and local hiring goal practices discussion. madame director? >> thank you, madame secretary. this item is the regularly scheduled item twice a year where the contract team presents on a workshop on a six-month period on ocii small business enterprise and local hiring goals policies and practices. with that, today, we have raymond here as well as some of our partners in various project areas also striebl respond to questions.

the constitutional sources project executive director julie's overbrook highlight the value of two lesserrom the founding era. the documents are in 1787 letter and a 1790rren report on public credit biomes and hamilton. the national constitution center this cohostitute of a day minute event. greg's we are presenting this town hall. this town hall is the first --nt of a three-year project a library outreach project in which we will present programs that invite the community to talk about the founding era and how it might resonate for programs and

eastern. , a community leader, and the project director highlight the value of two lesser known document'sunding era. the documents are a 1787 level by anti-federalist mercy otis 1790 report on public credit by alexander hamilton. the national constitution center and the gilder lehrman institute of american history co-hosted this 80-minute event. thanks to the national constitution center for partnering with the gilder lehrman institute to present this town hall. the senior curator of exhibitions and the project director for revisiting the founding era. this town hall is the first event of a three-your project -- three-year project

and a lesser chance of snow but another chance of rain wednesday. have a good one. sue. >> i was talking to family in portland yesterday, mike. they had snow making really -- wreaking havoc in that city. >> here we go to san rafael. a look past the north gate mall. the taillights headed southbound towards central san rafael and into southern marin. there's a look at your drive time from san rafael to san francisco, just about 22 minutes from this location southward. once you're across the golden gate bridge, again, traffic moving nicely at the limit. pretty -- always a nice commute across the bridge most mornings. more lanes in that direction and more lanes in that direction and two lanes in the direction. >>> we'll talk more in a couple of minutes. >>> thank you, sue. sensors, cameras reduce the anymore of car crashes. according to the insurance institute for highway safety or iihs. cars equipped with that kind of tech can reduce backup crashes by more than 75%. parking sensors issue warning beeps or seat vibrations when you're too close to another car or object be

offenses, maybe lesser crimes that they might commit, it could prevent potentially the kind of thing we saw yesterday. >> perhaps it could. but you know, the police can be in touch with people and people when interact with the police can say all the right things and they go and act like this. as we know there was a deputy sheriff at the school. safety officer at the school but didn't have proximity to the shooter. so the problem with these things is people as free individuals in a free country have the right to go places unless we start seizing them. if we start to seize people and institutionize them that's where civil liberties come into play and that's why these issues are so difficult and i don't know if we know what the right answer is. these are the right questions but these are things over time people do need to start talking about. what could be done to prevent it and put it all on the table. >> ari fleischer was former press spokesman for president george w. bush. on a sad morning, thanks for your thoughts. >> the florida rampage -- according to gun advocacy groups it is the

lesser amounts for new jersey and other southern delaware but that could change so stay tuned.t we are looking at for the next ten-days. 50 tomorrow but that is shortly after midnight. temperatures falling all day long down to the 30s. 44 by friday with rain. 62 on sunday. but it is going to be a soggy day. then the 50s break down early next week and into the 40s by the end of next week. back right after this. >>> been nearly three weeks since the eagles won the super bowl and one player is doubling down on his lombardi super bowl haul. tweeting out this picture. flea eagles fly. and that would be forever. mills was at the afc fitness. >> fans donated $5 to meet mills and get an autographed picture. the money goes to children's hospital in philadelphia. >> i am keith jones covering the winter olympics i will give you a coffee high just outside of these walls. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how

stop the penalty against them, to get a lesser sentence. saying that is absurd. i think the government when after flynn. or to protect their child. i think sally yates, deputy attorney general at the time with this logan act is going to have a lot of explaining to do. >> katie: it's one thing for flynn's attorneys withheld important information in the case, it's another thing for an independent judge to look at the case and say it's very clear that he withheld some pretty important information when it comes to defense of this guide. that definitely gives the claim from the flynn attorneys much more credibility when it comes to moving forward on that. >> harris: 's particular judge has done this before. in his history, he likes to take a look at things. this is what you said you wanted, but are potentially look at the evidence. they decide it can be released in some form or they could to say because everything leaks unfortunately. they make it to see kind of what led them down this road and if there's anything that's more clear to general fl

around the i95 corridor, one to two inches lesser amounts as you move closer to the shore, hire amountswo to four inches north and w. the weather authority seven-day forecast showing you temperatures tumbling tomorrow upper 30's saturday. upper 40's as we move towards sunday, 52 for president day but look at tuesday, high temperature of 70 iain you'll like that, 66 degrees. by the middle of next week. something for everyone. that's over to you. >> thanks. all i see is 70. what's coming up in sports >> it's time for the eagles to start considering moves here in the off season and t >>> took a full week about the confetti finally been swept off broad street and we're officially in the off season. naturally the talk is about what moves the eagles will make, who they will sign and trade and a lot of people are bringing up potentially training nick foles. my answer, no way. here's why. i get the eagles are in a position where they have the last pick in the first round of the draft and finally another pick in the fourth. it's not ideal. maybe if your a team that need a quarterback like denver

there's lesser risk if you look at a balanced equation, jake, lesser risk saying, you know, i think thisch hunt which you said, i'm not testifying. what's the base going to say? same thing from day one, jake. >> all right, phil, congressman rogers, neil, thank you so much. one and all. the next guest saw the memo, pitting president trump against his own fbi director. congressman castro is live next. stay with us. oh, you brought butch. yeah! (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laughs) (vo) you can never have too many faithful companions. that's why i got a subaru crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. you're gaining something from meeting mr. adderley. it's a calling to not only everybody in this neighborhood in miami, but to the nation how great we are. and how great we can be. ♪ ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ i'll stand by you. ♪ and i'll never desert you. ♪ i'll stand by you. searching for answers may feel overwhelming. so start your search with our teams of specialist

. - we found increasingly, especially in china, and to a lesser extent russia, is that you can have authoritarian free market capitalism that creates prosperity, that does lift people out of poverty, while at the same time reinforcing a one party system. so, arguably, the chinese are presenting a serious challenge, a return of history. - so you see lots of countries that are perhaps in the middle that aren't exactly democracies but they're not dictatorships, they're deciding which way are we going to go. this chinese model can be quite seductive. - the danger is that we will have an economic order of interdependent parts with a political mosaic that's very uneven in the degree of freedoms. - [narrator] with the costs of global leadership beginning to wear on the us, there's a growing debate over whether a policy of restraint would better server american interests. - one of the key selling points for restraint is the extent to which it speaks to public sentiment today, after many years of these grueling wars that have been inconclusive at best. - we have to stay out of wars if our vital interests

with a lesser why do you use oyster mushrooms. first it's a very flavorful mushroom with an intense hour mattick taste because. plus it's very high in protein and it has a nice texture so you don't have this squishy spongy feeling in your mouth it sounds promising let's give it a go to. move. my tastes lovely. the researchers don't wait for the fungus to develop into a mushroom all they need is the web the massive thread like filaments known as the mycelium. the process is demonstrated here on a small scale. the liquid nutrient contains fructose to feed the fungus the flasks are shaken to aerate the fluid without oxygen the from this wouldn't produce enough micro protein it's then freeze dried and stored for later use. the fungal protein can be produced in a relatively small space with a low energy input compared to meat consumption it's far more sustainable on environmentally friendly. normally the team produced their micro protein in this bio reactor it takes three days. this impressive looking more to dela was made without the

but he was sort of an lesser seen and lesser known trump campaign aide who worked on that digital strategy, facebook and social media, pushing the president's message. now he's tapped with running the whole thing in 2020. we're already talking about it. >> all right. talking about 2020, yes, we are. abby, thank you. haven't gotten through the midterms yet. >>> the senate armed services committee asking the head of the national security agency if president trump or defense secretary james mattis had ordered him to, quote, disrupt russian cyberthreats where they originate. here is his answer. >> basically to be directed by the president through the secretary of defense. >> yes, sir, i mentioned that in my -- >> have you been directed to do so given the strategic threat that faces the united states and the significant consequences you recognize already? >> no, i have not. >> joining me now, cnn national security analyst samantha vinaigrette who served as senior adviser and paul callan. we're learning more here from rogers staying that -- telling lawmakers that russia had, quote, not paid a pr

and i generally believe that chief of staff kelly thought that it was lesser than it was, and seeingaphs, i wish that my interview would have been enough, but seeing those photographs sort of solidified that no, this is in fact an issue. >> still not clear, because the white house won't answer what general kelly knew when he knew it and to what extent he knew about the reports, the allegations that both of you had made. there's this new statement out from general kelly where he said he was shocked by the, quote, new allegations and there's no place for domestic violence. is it important to you that somebody like general kelly believes your story? >> it's important to me in general that anyone who is coming forward with a story like that is believed up front. that it's not on the burden of proof for me or anyone else to justify those claims. and that the conversation around abuse or assault or even misogyny in general doesn't automatically turn to, well, he's really great. could it possibly be that she's exaggerating or she's not telling the truth or it's not as bad as they're making

. >> reporter: another lesser known fact is that he pushed for desegregation for civil rights for african-americanss well as asian americans. call him crazy but he left quite a legacy. in san francisco, back to you. >>> all right. in the weather department we set records. in the bay area today, second day in a row. we are looking for more to come as high pressure does not relax its relentless grip on the eastern pacific. strong, high, record temperatures that will be reset. look at half-moon bay. all of the way up to 78 degrees in the beach today and this, the first week of february. we look towards emperor norton's bridge, temperatures cooler than today. bumping up again on tuesday. a little bit of take and give in the weather but one thing that is not happening, no rain for awhile in the pay area. tomorrow morning off to a chilly start and a warm finish. off shore flow that will drive the temperatures into the lower 70s again for tomorrow. future cast just going to be warm all week this week with a strong high bringing us record temperatures for the bay area. future cast does show that we got a f

of cases at the state level to deal with is so overwhelming that often plea-bargaining cases to a lesser crime than the one actually committed does not really address the problem we thataced with and profits can be made from drug trafficking. at the federal level we have more resources and i think we do a better job and are more effective in dealing with the kinds of crimes that our congress has enacted. a renewed push for sentencing overhaul hits familiar roadblock. a new version of the measure passed the senate judiciary committee 16-5 on thursday. what happens next will determine whether that coalition can persuade senator mcconnell to allow a full senate vote. legislation,s which has the support of 120 democrats and republicans with significantly reduced mandatory sentences for nonviolent drug offenses has a new system for determining which would be eligible for early release and create programs to allow them to better returned to a life outside of prison. what are your questions and comments about the criminal justice system? those with experience, we want to hear from you at (202)

this is enough to kind of start drying the roads off and making it a lesser concern with icy spots. take it slow as you have that early morning drive. let's walk through the neighborhood planners. 35 at 7:00 a.m. we're above freezing already. into the mid-40s by 3:00 in the afternoon. the icon changes over. a bunch of sunshine. in the suburbs, 44 degrees. 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon. that's the same deal. we're pretty nice forecast. considering it snowed last night. in delaware, 42 at 11:00 a.m. 41 for new jersey. up to 44 at 3:00. we will make it into the mid-40s and sunshine along the jersey shore. high 40s officially today over much of the area for the forecast highs. we'll talk more about the rest of your sunday and then into the workweek, flirting with records across the region. that's coming up. >>> thank you, krystal. happening today, children with autism are invited to attend a family day of fun in camden. autism activity day from 9:00 a.m. to noon at the salvation army truck center. activities include a superhero meet and greet and games and bounce houses. >>> also at the sh

they're lesser for that reason. >> reporter: john says he hopes other blacksmiths in the area don't buynything that looks like it's suspicious. that it could have come from his operation. meantime northwest detectives continues to investigate. back to you. >> all right. thanks. >>> prosecutors charged a camden county diner owner in connection with a fire that destroyed his restaurant. it happened last month at the cup tree town diner in berlin. police say the own are in 51-year-old thomas, hired his friend to set the diner on fire. hoping to collect on an insurance claim. both the owner and his friend robert, face arson charges. >>> the highly anticipated film black panther is findly out and many in our area didn't waste any time getting to theaters to see it on opening day. let's get out to shawnette wilson live in upper darby where students just saw the film for free. pretty cool, shawnette. >> reporter: dawn, officials wanted to treat those kids who they felt may not have had the opportunity otherwise to see the movie. so tonight's screening actually drew a pretty diverse crowd but m

that with a lesser why do you use oyster mushrooms. first it's a very flavorful mushroom we're going to intense. because. plus it's very high in protein and it has a nice texture so you don't have this squishy spongy feeling in your mouth it sounds promising let's give it a go to. move. my tastes lovely. the researchers don't wait for the fungus to develop into a mushroom all they need is the webby massive thread like filaments known as the mycelium. the process is demonstrated here on a small scale. the liquid nutrient contains fructose to feed the fungus the flasks it's far more sustainable on environmentally friendly. normally the team produced their micro protein in this bio reactor it takes three days. this impressive looking more to della was made without the use of eggs or other binding agents derived from animals it's currently a prototype and not yet commercially available. and i'm granted a sneak preview. it's not quite the same as mortadella but it does have a good strong taste. and if you'd never think it was made from that

if there's going to be a lesser number of you, like you say, you've got to be extra special. is. you go home and what have you done today? oh, i'vejust, you know, i've cleaned some sick up and i've got some bogeys out of a dead body. it's absurd, really. this is going to be one of the biggest funerals that i've done today. there's going to be over 250 people. we've got 150 orders of service. luke only opened his funeral home in september, and today is a day he really needs to get right. it's essential the next few hours go well as he tries to build his business and get more funerals in the future. this fresh boss doesn't need any youngertaker slip—ups. does anybody have any questions? everybody know what they're doing? yes. super, thank you. ellie and ben, come with me, we'll go and close down the coffin. luke's team have less than an hour to get the coffin ready, the flowers sorted, and the hearse prepared. one slight mistake and luke's reputation will be on the line. turn it towards me. they're quite stiff. towards me, mate. other way. other way! that's it, keep going. keep

have insurance, but maintenance workers have been trying as best they can to make repair tuesday the lesser destroyed buses over the weekend to get them back on the road. classes had been canceled on friday because of the bus shortage. now some good news that classes will be resuming today with these borrowed buses. and the cause of that fire is still under investigation. for now i'm live in south white hall township, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> meantime in philadelphia the red cross is helping eight people forced out of their home by a fire. crews responded to a house yesterday. investigators will be looking for the cause of that fire. >>> and happening today, dover air force base will conduct an active shooter exercise. local and state law enforcement will assist in that drill. if you live in the area you will hear some sirens today. again, it's just a drill. and if udrive in the area you will see some signs alerting about possible delays. >>> the national outcry to end gun violence is getting louder. >> students are at the center of the debate over gun control and today president trum

look at the rainfall expected lesser amounts north and west.e're looking at a good one to two perhaps even 3-inches of rainfall for sections of south jersey. look at atlantic city. look at millville. over 3-inches. a little over 3-inches expected for dover. temperature wise right now, we're in the 30s. we'll hold pretty steady for the overnight. but the milder air off to the south mid 50s in charlotte also nashville will tap into that but also see the moisture coming up from the south. temperatures tonight once again into the 30s. 30s to start tomorrow. but the rainfall it will be moving in toward the afternoon and those temperatures will climb into the low 50s. we're talking upper 50s. look at your sunday. but we're dealing with fog. we're dealing with the rainfall. we get a dry break on monday. but it stays partly sunny. then maybe some rain wet snow on tuesday low 40s. valentine's day right now, low 50s a shower chance and keep a shower chance but look at the warmer temperatures nearing 60 degrees. dawn by next thursday. the weather is all o

it will delay us little bit more, even on a friday, even though friday will be one of our lesser traveledaccident here, schuylkill eastbound, ramp to northbound boulevard. and the ramp was blocked, for awhile there, one lane open, then block, now it look like there is one, no, doesn't look like the ramp is still completely shutdown. it doesn't look like this is actually getting better. actually looks like there is more activity starting to happen around this, so just heads up. if you can avoid the area you certainly want, to as you're squeezing by this ramp. you can see, how slow moving it is going, little bit of gaper delay. tac-pal bridge up right now. just a heads up. downed pole from earlier accident in newportville. ford road closed, alternate new falls road will be your best bet. rahel, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. some breaking news now, classes are canceled at park lands school district in the lehigh valley balls after fire at their bus depo false dozens every bus haves been damaged all classes in park land are canceled today because of that fire at the bus depo. >> and

to a lesser extent wednesday morning. we'll take a look at our high temperatures and the lows coming up next. hi, sue. >> good morning. we have light traffic conditions for this presidents' day. looking at walnut creek, the taillights are headed southbound on 680 past north main and moving at a nice clip. everybody is at the limit there. take a look at our map. you can see there are no red sensors anywhere. even coming out of the tracy area for the early morning commute commuters. a turn off the roadway down an embankment and so far not affecting the drive in the eastbound direction. >> thank you, sue. a record setting holiday weekend for the marvel superhero directioned -- >> it exceeded $192 million over the weekend for black panther. that makes it the most successful february opening ever. it is expected to become the highest grossing movie featuring a largely black cast. >> peter rabbit had $17 million and 50 shades just under $17 million. panther is owned by marvel like abc 7 is owned by disney. >>> amc is celebratin

now, lesser amounts south and east of the city where things will likely change over to more of a rainbut that rain/snow line will likely hug the immediate i-95 corridor but we are tal talking about accumulating snowfall. the heavy wet slushy snow stic sticking to untreated surfaces. temperatures will be marginl in the low to mid 30s. but here's the call for expected snowfall. so really not anticipating any accumulation for, say, atlantic city to cape may but move a little farther inland millville, over to dover maybe coating to an inch. one to 3-inches right along the i-95 corridor and then north and west suburbs three to 6-inches. that likelihood of 6-inches as you move toward sections of poconos. low 50s now but look at the temperatures, behind that cold front, they are dropping, looking at overnight low temperatures into the 20s. so bundle up. get ready for a shock to the system with those temperatures tomorrow. it's going to be winter like day especially tomorrow night for those dinner plans temperatures topping out upper 30s. the wet snow moving in about 5:00 o'clock. the seven d

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