bill: chris, let chris, let me just ask you, you had to negotiate your way into the canal. >> we thoughtrough and had a plan. the private landowner change there mind. >> i asked him;>z what do you say to people who say why don't we change it over. let's use it for something else. what happens when you pay for a problem. bill: attacking about more than half a billion dollars to clean this up. the high end of the cost of paving roadways. 2 million bucks a mile3x. you could have parking retail, park maybe a bite park. >> we did have a jewel, diamond, glittering waterway pretending to a lot of we make something great clean this up so that it is a a jewel, diamond the mall of the world. is trying to get it back to place it is never been. a body of water. by the same token i applaud the men for taking a stand and driving us to have cleaner environments. if he doesn't who is going to? bill: the epa is doing it. this is totally late to the party, but it was an interesting story. thank you for the entertainment. i am unconvinced. i say pave the canal. ♪ bill: you are chasing the story as the guy

let's start with chris o'connell live in baltimore. chris?> reporter: iain tonight the city of baltimore began the healing process but by no means is this a city back to normal. take a look what i'm looking at right now. huge line much law enforcement three or four deep. citywide week long occur fee has just gone sneak the mayor of baltimore right now in a bull horn trying to disperse this crowd as well as sights around the city. including the national guard in town here today. let me take a look at what happened just moments ago in another part of the city. as this curfew approaches a group of angry protesters getting face to face with police as some try to hold them back. many here forcing frustration with the police and media one of the few confrontations that happened tonight. >> ya'll don't belong here. ya'll won wouldn't walk up down and here. ya'll being protected by right now. ya'll ain't important for us. >> we more than that. we're angry ass citizens. >> reporter: few minuting a residents locked arms and they were trying to help bal

i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm chris cato. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley in the first alert forecast. bill, folks notice it's warmer when they step out the door. >> you're right, chris. temperatures have fallen a bit, 40s and 50s. they are running higher than yesterday. you will see sunshine from the city to the shore.

world a lot more dangerous and not safer as a result of this foolish, fool hardy run -- >> let me -- >> chris, let me answer the question. >> no, i want to ask you a question. this reference to munich disturbs me. because i think a lot of people make that reference don't know what they're talking about. now, back in 1938 when chamberlain made that concession giving away the land of czechoslovakia to hitler you compared this negotiation of nuclear arms which we've been in business of since kennedy started the nonproliferation treaty back in 1963 this is very complicated stuff and certainly room for argument on both sides. but how the hell you compare this to giving away half of a country? how do you compare it when the party of great britain fighting the labor party which opposed that deal and you flip it around and say that this time the tories are the good guys i don't think you understand that history, ron. >> actually i understand that history quite well chris. you and i debated world war ii continuously of the years. >> i do not understand this many ko pairson. >> well i'm sorry you don't

i'm chris cato. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley. it's nice and clear. >> and a chilly start on this spring day. we'll see lots of sunshine like yesterday, but it will be warmer this afternoon. right now it is clear in center city. a nice southerly wind to help drive temperatures up during the day today. currently 38 degrees in philadelphia. but look at the 20s for pottstown and allentown with light wind and clear skies. and dry air. that's when you get those colder temperatures. we're seeing that there. millville, same story at 30 degrees. while it's 37 in wilmington. we will see bright sunshine but a chilly start. 35 degrees at 6:00. the sun will be up by 9:00 and temperatures, 45 degrees and near 60 at lunchtime and climbing. our-by-hour forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. right now first alert traffic reporter christine maddela has a look at the roadways. >> be on the lookout, i-95. the signs pointing drivers away from the left lane. that construction project is taking out the left-hand lane in both directions. so just be on t

let's have some fun. each correct response will have two w's in it. chris. e comes the sun for $200. alex. what is baltimore? no. chris. what is richmond? no. laura. what is chicago? no. no harm, no foul on that. what is new york city? go for the obvious. chris, back to you. here comes the sun for $400.

i'm chris cato. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley and his first alert forecast. >> that forecast exactly what we're going to see, clear skies to start with. we will see sunshine this morning and a chance for an afternoon shower. the temperatures have dropped into the 40s for most locations. 40 for pottstown, 42 in wilmington, 44 northeast philadelphia. we will see plenty of sunshine to start with coming up this morning and warming us up, too. 53 byiy 9:00 and 58 by noontime. hour by hour with future weather we'll show you where that will pop up. let's check in with jesse boyington this morning. >> good morning, bill. good morning, everyone. it's still early so we don't have a lot of incidents to talk about. ongoing construction. 8th street approaching broad in the westbound lanes they're taking out that center lane with that ongoing construction forcing traffic to go to the left or to the right to either side of that. not a lot of volume with our drive times here. the rest of our majors doing just

i'm sorry, let me go to chris hayes. chris hayes has an interesting guest, a bishop from philadelphia. >> i'm here were the bishop from philadelphia today. where do you breech in -- do you preach in fill? >> you can see behind us there's a youth march, and a huge youth march coming down of folks saying we want peace! we want peace! >> what brought you down here today? how did you make the decision? you came down with a few fellow clergy. >> well, we realized that there were some communications problems here in philadelphia and that people were hurting, and where there are hurting people, that's where you'll find myself and my staff so we came down and there will be a voice for people in the community as well as for the government. >> were there a bunch of clergy was there sort of a lot of communication from the clergy from around the surrounding area to come down here and try to create a situation of what's going to lead to a repeat of last night? >> that's correct. there are a number of different denominations that have

i'm chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. let'sfind out more about the sunshine with meteorologist bill henley. >> just as chris described a beautiful start. nice, sunny kay todayday today. we will be in the 70s. 56 degrees at philadelphia international. the temperatures are cool in new jersey and for some of the suburbs, even wilmington has dropped into the 40s. 48 degrees. 49 in pottstown and mount holly and 55 at northeast philadelphia at the airport there. light wind to no wind to start with but the wind will be picking up a little bit. for most of the day staying

>> good morning, i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a quick look at the forecast. will we hit the 70s today? here's lisa with the first look at live 7 doppler hd. >> good morning, chris. right now we are looking at clouds. it will be cool this morning, 30s and 40s. 40 in napa right now. the possibility of 52 >> looks like we are experiencing some technical difficulties with lisa's mic. we will get to her in a second but first the top headlines. san francisco police continue to search for three robbery suspects after a wild chase that killed one woman and sent another person to the hospital. abc7 news captured this exclusive video the suspects drove after abandoned. please establish it's the same car that barreled into a woman at pgh kearny and montgomery. >> it went by the van. it was hard to tell but appeared the windshield was cracked or badly damaged and immediately behind it were numerous hospitals, police cars >> the chase began seconds after a person was robbed at clay and larkin. police had been looking for the suspect for several hours. >> there were at leas

so, chris, let's talk about this program. there is a simulator involved. tell us about this and what it's like. >> well, the group is the law enforcement legal defense fund, and these are people that offer services to police officers who come under legal scrutiny. you're right, in the aftermath of a lot of police encounters with the public that have evoked national outcry in the past year in ferguson or in new york or in cleveland, police are trying to tell their side of the story. and what they're doing is in the law enforcement legal defense fund they're taking reporters to a simulator that's used to train police officers. use of force simulators where we're put in front of different situations maybe responding to a bank robbery, or you're responding to a shooting and trying to show us just how difficult it is to deal with certain situations when you're trying to decide whether or not to use force. and they're trying to give reporters some perspective who might be doing pieces about what we saw in ferguson and other places with police. >> so we saw a bit

let's meet our teams led by captain america, chris hemsworth, the americas. e man himself. our contestants are ready, ready, ready. let's play "the feud." give me chris, give me robert. we have the top four answers on the board. we asked 100 people, name something you do in a movie theater besides watching a movie. yes, let's see, robert you buzzed in first. >> outrageous. >> use your mobile device. >> use your mobile device and survey says -- texting. of course. you have a chance to steal. chris? >> we got this. eat popcorn. >> jimmy: eat popcorn. let's see. is it on the board? the americas will play first. we an abbreviated version of the team. each team will get two strikes, instead of typically tequila doesn't play as much of a role as it does tonight. name something you do in a movie theater besides watching a movie. >> sleep. >> jimmy: sleep. do we see sleep? [ buzz ] >> jimmy: name something you in in the theater besides watching the movie. >> go to the bathroom. >> jimmy: go to the bathroom. is it on the board? of course it is not on the board. now you

i'm chris cato. >> and i'm tracy davidson. let's bill about the possibility of showers. >> yeah you won't have to worry about showers but this afternoon there will likely be rain drops coming up from south jersey more likely to see them to begin with. that will be during the afternoon showers. look at that great view across delaware from adventure aquarium. temperatures looking good. 40s and 50s. 52 in wilmington. now down to 49 degrees northeast philadelphia. 51 in foxborough and 54 in the delaware river trail. a little bit of a breeze. the wind will pick up some this afternoon and that's where we'll start to see more

robert is joined by chris and scarlett. [ cheers and applause ] our contestants are ready, ready, ready. let'sme robert. ♪ >> i want your hand right here. >> jimmy: we have the top four answers on the board. we asked 100 people, name something you do in a movie theater besides watching a movie. [ buzzer ] yes, let's see, robert, you buzzed in first. >> outrageous. >> use your mobile device. >> jimmy: use your mobile device and survey says -- texting is fourth. you guys -- you have a chance to steal. chris? >> oh, we got this. >> jimmy: chris? >> eat popcorn. >> jimmy: eat popcorn. let's see. is it on the board? [ cheers and applause ] the americas will play first. there's nothing you can do. it's been disabled. we have an abbreviated version of this game. each team will only get two strikes, instead of three. also, typically tequila doesn't play as much of a role in the game as it will tonight. two wrong answers, the other team gets to steal. mark, you get the question first. name something you do in a movie theater besides watching the movie. >> sleep. >> jimmy: sleep. do we see sleep? [ buzz

. >> and let me finish chris lee in effect 3 stipulation that was entered with the f t what direction or c was a total admission of chris lee doing those things and endorsed by the supervisor farrell committee we've got a admission and saying supervisor farrell and have any personal knowledge of there's no question those things happened and the stipulation entered into so no harm no foul. >> commissioner your confused as i was this he stipulation was not entered into vote for mark farrell district 2 is part of the name of the committee the full name of the committee was congressman voter sf 2010 vote for mark farrell for district supervisor. >> it was entered in by chris lee. >> yes. >> yes entered into by chris lee supervisor farrell's campaign die or dbi so supervisor farrell is responsible for chris lee and here he's saying i did that while working for supervisor farrell. >> supervisor farrell certainly takes full responsible for the action of his committee. >> no, he has never said or done anything he fully coordinated with the ftc c and the commission in this matter he was interv

i'm chris cato. let's go to meteorologist bill henley. a little breezy out there. >> that can't help with the fire if they're fighting that the first thing this morning. the winds have been gusting at 20 miles an hour. live dry view. no sign of rain in the area. more of a warmup. stronger gusts and winds in wilmington and mount pocono. the temperatures running higher than yesterday. 52 degrees in philadelphia. the chillier spots are in the upper 40s. not bad. at this hour the wind is helping to mix the atmosphere and keep the temperatures up. we will see a warmup 55 degrees by 9:00 and still climbing by lunchtime. we'll go through it hour by hour when i'm back in ten minutes. let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> good morning, bill. that's right. happy tuesday. good morning. we're outside looking at a bunch of road work on 95 right around state road. this is actually the northbound side but we have that exit right there being not blocked off but just something to watch out for with road work over into the

i'm chris cato. >> and i'm tracy davidson. let's details of the sunglass weather. >> yeah, you'll need a pair today. to start with the sun's not up yet obviously to temperatures are really coming down. the wind above building level is already getting started this morning. that's going to be a southerly wind today. that's going to blow in warmer temperatures this afternoon. right now we're seeing a very light wind at the surface. just a three-mile-an-hour wind in philadelphia. but look at all the calm readings for wilmington mount holly,

let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in san francisco. for seven years, the democratic party has held strong. neither the bad blood of that year's primary season or the day-to-day issues have cut through its unity, until now. until the battle that will rise up next week, the battle of international trade, as it has in each political generation, the matter of how this country deals economically with the rest of the world gets very local and therefore very personal, as it has before, organized labor has sought to protect the jobs of those who have them, against the promise of new jobs offered by the champions of greater trade. and as it has before, as it did with bill clinton and now with barack obama and hillary clinton, the opponents of the latest trade expansion are headed to the barricades, and as before, they find their party's top leaders on the other side. president obama promises that any new trade deal with asia will have the greatest possible safeguards for both workers and the environment, but will this be enough to car the fight

let's go outside to chris sowers. >> reporter: good morning, nydia. it's chilly, but not as cold as yesterday. yesterday parts of the area were down into the 20s, we had overnight lows in places like millville and allentown dropped down to 26, 27 degrees, we're a good ten to 15 degrees milder. 49 in philadelphia. 45 in wilmington. 45 in millville. 44 in trenton. 38 degrees in allentown. 34 in the poconos where we still have a frost advisory in effect for another hour now. its the northern lehigh valley and upper bucks county as well as the poconos this is until 8:00 a.m. this morning temperatures are warm, or at least milder, above 32 degrees, so i don't expect widespread frost, but i wouldn't be surprised to see patchy frost to the south temperatures are milder down here, we're seeing patchy drizzle over the delaware bay region from millville fortescue east ward port norse and portions of cape may county. that also racing off to the east. over the next couple of hours you'll see the skies brighten up and the return ever sunshine here today. promises

i'm chris cato. let's begin with bill henley and his "first alert" forecast. bill. >> good morning, chris. temperatures are cooling down right now. skies are mostly clear, we'll see sunshine today to start with at least. nice view from center city. that's the view from the comcast center where the temperature, now in the 50s. 52 at philadelphia international, 53 at wilmington. look at the 40s north and west of pottstown and doylestown. and roxborough very low 50s. at the airport, it's 51. nice warmup as the day goes on we'll see sunshine high clouds 56 by 9:00. by lunchtime, 64 degrees. the hour-by-hour forecast when i'm back with the future weather. >>> all right, bill we're traveling track problems in bucks county. 413 in buckingham township is closed after a deadly crash there. one person died in that crash. it happened overnight. only one vehicle was involved police are still investigating there. nbc10's "first alert" traffic reporter katy zachry has more. >> yeah we're hearing from the crews it's going to be out there for quite some time. the accident is h

. >> i'm chris cato. let's find out about the chilly temps. bill, some people might have had frost overnight, right? >> it is a cold start this morning for sure chris. 38 degrees at "nbc 10." the wind making it feel colder. skies are going to clear. there are some clouds overhead. nothing falling from those clouds. we'll stay dry today but it's going to stay chilly as well. the winds now at 16 miles an hour in philadelphia. 38 degrees right now in trenton. wilmington is 37. 30s for much of the area including roxboro while philadelphia and south philadelphia close to 40 degrees. yes, it will be a blustery day. 37 by 10:00. 50 degrees and still climbing though. a slow climb at 1:00 this afternoon. we'll go through it hour by hour at future weather when i'm back at 10:00. right now check in with "nbc 10" first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. >> happy friday. we're starting off with a twitter update from new jersey transit. the river line is currently operating with 30 minute service from trenton up into camden due to signal problems. wat

chris christie gets into the race. he was a big financial guy in new york, ray washburn, big burner in dallas, texas. let'sris christie announces. he will have a huge bump and a huge amount of cash. the only thing different with ted cruz is that he has a lot of small incremes, a -- increments and small donors and rallying the grassroots and i think he'll still inch it out but i don't know he can play against someone like jeb bush, unless -- here's the game-changer -- unless a group called the club for growth starts playing in the presidential primary and decide to do what they did in texas which is going get dew hurtt, and then they float them with cash. >> it's starts out with the small money, average americans like who gave to ronald reagan in 1976 to topple gerald ford bill clinton early on and senator obama becoming president obama. is that was cruz is hoping for start small, go big. >> that's why he announce so earl and also announced at a price that tried to appeal to the evangelical vote which is interesting. never thought of him as subtrying to pander to evangelical vote. that puts mike huckabee in

. >>> let's go outside to chris sowers you're along city avenue. >> reporter: it's frustratingly cold out here, the grass is turning a lighter shade of green, feels like february. look at the temperatures in the outlying suburbs. pottstown you're blowing freezing. frost advisory remains in effect for another hour swells the pine -- as well as the pine barren also. buena, 29, woodbine, 31, browns mills, 3 #. here's the temperatures across the mid atlantic. focus on the center part of the screen you see where all the arrows are move away from an area of circulation near pittsburgh, that's where the high pressure is sitting right now. it's a canadian high. that's why the temperatures are so cold this morning. it's moving in from the west, that's why the winds have diminished. the canadian high pressure system temperatures have dropped below freezing in parts of the area. it has cleared out the skies and there's not a cloud above at all. shades of blue. accuweather says temperatures will top out in the upper 60s, liewnch -- lunchtime 60 degrees, we're forecasting a high of 68. the only ne

>> yes, chris. and let me say i appreciate the opportunity to talk about this, even more appreciate the long period of time in which you have been interested, as that spot you just ran indicates. most of the evidence that we have comes from san diego, because that was the one place where we were able to get information before the fbi started to shut it down. what we learned was that there was a man who was an agent of the saudi government who invited the first two hijackers to enter the united states, to come to san diego with the promise that he would give them assistance while they were here. and he certainly did. at the ghost job that he had with the saudi firm, he had a substantial increase in his income, raising the question of whether he was a conduit to finance those two hijackers. his wife came in to money from the embassy of saudi arabia in washington, again raising the question as to whether she was a source of financing. he provided anonymity, flight lessons, got them an apartment, all of the thi

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. >> let's go over to chris sowers with the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: you couldn't ask for anythingter. we have bright, blue skies the big story is the warmth. temperatures have shot into the 60s. 60 degrees in chester. center city coming in at 60. levittown, 60 degrees. quakertown, 55. pottstown, 58 degrees, a very comfortable easter sunday around the region. satellite anticipate radar we have a little bit of rain and snow working west to east north of the viewing area. some of the activity may sneak into the northern portion of the lehigh valley, the poconos late this afternoon and into the evening hours. otherwise, sun and clouds, breezy, 6 # -- 64 very comfortable degrees today. enjoy today and tomorrow, because the pattern gets sloppy from tuesday on. this frontal system stalls over the mid atlantic and it brings several chance of wet weather in the seven-day forecast. i'll detail it in ten minutes when i see you again. >> voices of joy and praise were heard all around the delaware valley this morning. the action cam was at one of the longest running sunrise services. >> from l

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meteorologist chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, let me warn you it's cold continues in just a moment. >> imagine building your dream home only to have this happen. this million dollar home that sits on a lake in cherokee county texas is starting to buck as the bank slowly erodes. neighbors say the last major landslide was back in 2006. not cool at all. >> reporter: imagine april 27th and it is snowing. that's what's going on in western pennsylvania. >> technically that's cool. just kidding. >> reporter: oh, boy. there's the camden waterfront you're looking at the battleship new jersey. it's a tranquil morning around the delaware valley, but it's cold. some of the outlying suburbs are in the 20s. dewpoint 21. winds out of the northwest at 9 miles per hour. that's putting windchills in the cities in the low 30s the barometer is holding steady. 35 in trenton. 30 in allentown. windchills in the 20s # 2 in lancaster. 32 in wilmington. hard freeze for the pine barrens in south jersey. millville, 27 degrees. sea isle city and on the boardwalk in atlantic city. 38.

let's go outside to meteorologist chris sowers for all the accuweather details. good morning and happy easter. >> reporter: good morning, and happy easter, mother nature got one right. it's not bad temperatures in the 30s in most areas but the breezes have relaxed. yesterday we had winds gusting between 40 and 45 miles per hour. we'll see winds light anywhere from 15 to 20 miles per hour. we'll call it breezy today not windy. 36 in slatington. fleetwood 36. pilots, 37. chester and center city coming in at 40 degrees at this hour. cinnaminson, 42. hammonton, 40. buena and gandys beach 41. smyrna and dover showing 41 degrees. here's satellite and radar you'll start out with sunshine today, if you look toward the upper left-hand side of the screen there's a disurnls swinging through -- disturbance swinging through that will increase the clouds north of the pennsylvania turnpike around # 4:00, there's a chance of a shower in the lehigh valley and the poconos. it's a slight chance. most of the time we're dry. sun and clouds, breezy, we'll call it pleasant. lunchtime,

chris. bring some of that back. okay let'se have to get our update on what we should wear on date. we need the do's and don't jen. >> we will do major do's and hold on to your credit card. because it is one of the best out, from a stylist in very long time. come on back. you will want to wear this outfit. ps i'm going to the store to buy it right after the segment. no kidding. >> oh mile. we can trades up and get mark us. >> she's like i don't know chris. >> we'll do a trouble trade. >> so upsetting. >> maybe she just don't want to see tim tebow traded away. >> maybe that's it. they are so cute, though. >> we have sam bradford right now, cheer up, hon. >> i okay, that face. instead of dancing like there is they'll be like come, come yes come here. >> all right so if you are headed out on date this weekend lauren johnson i guess we need to make sure she has all of the tips. there are basic rules for to you look your best. >> so, jen's with a team from glamor magazine on the do's and perhaps don't's when it comes to dating dress

. >> i am chris cato. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley in the first alert forecast. bill, the breezy conditions probably not helping the firefighters in cobbs creek. >> i wouldn't think so. no not with winds gusting to more than 20 miles an hour in the area. we will see wind but we'll see more sunshine than we enjoyed yesterday. that's going to lead to a warmup. at the shore it is dry. showers are not far away from cape may. passing from the west. the last showers are out of here first thing. 10-mile-an-hour breeze in philadelphia. 16 miles an hour in wilmington. temperatures in the low 50s in both locations and both locations will see a nice warmup today. sunshine breaking through the clouds. 49 degrees at 6:00. by 9:00 55. into the 60s by lunchtime and climbing. winds 15 miles an hour. that will be a factor this afternoon. neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. let's check in with jesse boyington. >>> good morning, everybody. roadways are doing just fine. we don't have a lot of volume. it's still early. new jersey on mount laurel on

it's a cold start tomorrow morning, chris. i'll let you know when the chill leaves in the full forecast. >> thank you. >>> they came to the house to help him but a police officer had to shoot the man and tonight he is in critical condition. investigators say a relative called them to check on the man's welfare in krofton and pointed a rifles at the officers and one of the officers shot him once in the chest. he is still facing assault charges. >>> the president of kenya says his country is in a state of mourning after extremeists killed 148 people. now, most of these victims were christian students. and the terrorists are threatening to carry out even more attacks. even with all of that there was a remarkable story of survival today. here's nbc's bill nealy. >> reporter: from the car imagine and tragedy, a story of survival. after 48 hours, a 19-year-old student from garissa university cynthia, emerged after hiding in a large cupbore. she hid in the cupboard for two days. even when rescuers were calling out her name she didn't want to

. >> i'm chris cato. let's find out about the chilly temps. , some people might have had frost overnight, right? >> it is a cold start this morning for sure chris. 38 degrees at "nbc 10." the wind making it feel colder. skies are going to clear. there are some clouds overhead. nothing falling from those clouds. we'll stay dry today but it's going to stay chilly as well. the winds now at 16 miles an hour in philadelphia. 38 degrees right now in trenton. wilmington is 37. 30s for much of the area including roxboro while philadelphia and south philadelphia close to 40 degrees. yes, it will be a blustery day. 37 by 10:00. 50 degrees and still climbing though. a slow climb at 1:00 this afternoon. we'll go through it hour by hour at future weather when i'm back at 10:00. right now check in with "nbc 10" first alert traffic reporter jess

chris. >> bret thank you. now, let's bring in the man who's team spent ten years on clinton money trail. peter sweitzer author of "clinton cash." let's start with the phrase bret used you mention, the clinton blur the mix of public and private and charity and government action. what's your point? xbl xbl >> the point is when former president travels the world and spends time in the developing world in europe when he goes there he's usually wearing several hats when his wife was in public office he's the spouse of a very powerful public figure and head of a charity and also giving speeches and he's probably there with an entourage that includes foreign business men that have matters before the government in columbia or kazakhstan or whenever it may be. when you have a mix of public and private profit making backed by the government power your spouse has, i think it creates a dangerous cocktail as far as conflict of interest is concerned. >> you have an interesting point i want to put up on the screen that seems to demonstrate exactly the point you're making between 2001 and 2012 bill clin

chris cato. >> and i'm tracy davidson. let's find out more about the chill with "first alert" meteorologist bill henley. bill. >> if you want chilly it's chilly all day today. the wind will be kicking in and the skies mostly clear and temperatures are still falling. a live view looking across the delaware in center city. 44 degrees in philadelphia but there are 30s for pottstown, doylestown and coatesville. now toms river is down to 36 degrees. and 41 at northeast philadelphia air, roxborough is 40. while south philadelphia is at 44. we will see sunshine to start with. and we'll also see the wind pick up. it's so light right now. a 10-mile-per-hour wind at 6:00. by 9:00 that wind will blow clouds into the area. 48 degrees. just 51 degrees at lunch time. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood to show is you what to expect this afternoon. when i come back in ten. but right now just tracking some traffic trouble with jesse. >> a little bit of traffic trouble. first the majors bill. we'll start on broad street. you can see no problem

chris: ok, let's end on a lighter note.unning a marathon is already a big task, particularly the case of one person in boston. florence: that is right, the boston marathon held yesterday. a 35-year-old woman, amy keal ran the boston marathon while seven months pregnant. the articles in the "daily beast ." quite a full belly. is it safe? the "daily beast" says it depends on the case. if she is an elite athlete running is not pregnant -- running while pregnant on an issue for seven fact, women who exercise regularly will have a better pregnancy. i do not know anything about that, but i do think it is impressive that she crossed the finish line 7.5 months pregnant. chris: florence, he was much. is all the time we

chris cato. >> i'm tracy davidson. let's find out more about the sunshine with meteorologist bill henley. >> just as chris described a beautiful start. nice, sunny kay todayday today. we will be in the 70s. 56 degrees at philadelphia international. the temperatures are cool in new jersey and for some of the suburbs, even wilmington has dropped into the 40s. 48 degrees. 49 in pottstown and mount holly and 55 at northeast philadelphia at the airport there. light wind to no wind to start with but the wind will be picking up a little bit. for most of the day staying below 10 miles an hour. 10:00, sunshine, 64. northwesterly wind and sunshine. 71 degrees at 1:00. the temperatures still be climbing. we'll go neighborhood by neighborhood with the forecast when i'm back. let's see how a wednesday morning is shaping up. jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center. >> good morning, everyone. in new jersey on the 295 black horse pike where earlier we had part of the right-hand shoulder right-hand exit lane missing due to ongoin

good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today" on this wednesday, i'm chris cato. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley in the first alert forecast. bill it's a little cooler this morning. >> temperatures running 10 to 12 degrees cooler. mostly clear skies but that's about to change. already seeing showers moving into the allentown area. dry in philadelphia. mostly clear. that's the view across the delaware. rain showers to the north and west. upper montgomery county. see, it's very light rain showers moving through pottstown. in reading a few rain drops as well. nothing heavy, not yet. that can happen this afternoon with thunderstorms but it's going to be a mainly dry morning. 49 degrees at 6:00. near 60 at 9:00. the temperatures keep on warming thanks to southwesterly winds. they'll be up to 20 miles an hour at noontime. then a chance of storms going through it hour by hour with the future weather when i'm back in ten minutes. right now let's check in with first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington. jesse, how is it doing? >> good bill. it's just 4:00 a.m. roa

i'm chris cato. let's begin with meteorologist bill henley. light showers for some people right? >> for the most part. it's a wide area of light rainfall that is moving through to begin with. it's not going to be an all day rainfall. round one this morning, and there's a cloudy view of center city. very wet rain pushing to the east. the steadier rain is to the south of wilmington, north of dover moving into sal lem county in new jersey. those are some moderate showers pushing off to the northeast right now. nothing terribly heavy in the area. in salem it's coming down a bit heavier than the rest. umbrellas are going up. grab one, you wouldn't need it all day. 6:00 there will be some showers around. 57 degrees. by 9:00 cloudy skies and a warmup. be in the middle 60s at noontime today. it's my pleasure to say for the first time it's time to check in with first alert traffic, jessica boyington. >> we'll start out on center city on the vine street expressway. we have ongoing construction closing it right around broad street and on the schuylkill expressway. i was caught on this. you