the developers are required to have units set aside for low and very low-income households. so, it's not 50% because the developers are in the business of making money through housing, but we do have some teeth in the game through the inclusionary zoning program. and $100 million beats $20 million. so, i think that we need as a city to continue to focus on that. and hindsight is 20/20 vision. next year going forward, maybe the city's coffers will be able to do $150 million through the housing production trust fund. worship that are interested in your initiative need to do? what are the guidelines, the requirements? >> sure. all they have to do is be willing to put in their time. that's really the base. we have rkops that they need to attend, be willing to have conversations with lawyers or developers. and so, when we have these conversations that we set up, as long as they're willing to be attentive and engaged, that is it. and if they own land or they have a desire to purchase land, these are the kinds of things when we do our forum on march 23rd that we will talk about --

and temperatures could dip into the low twenties during the next three nights. the national park service says if temperatures dip down to 24 degrees, 90-percent of the blossoms could die. winter was over--

income affordable housing who basically are city low income they make too much to qualify for low income housing but not enough to afford the market-rate housing that we're building this in this city who is looking at out for them and building housing we're not doing that no more who are the advocates room 416 city hall that who are getting people to pay attention we talk about displacement and at fact there is in middle-income and the fact that african-american have left san francisco but what are we are doing about that actually doing to make sure that the policy that we pass in the city actually work for the people that they're intended to be work for because what's happening right away right now is not working for the people i grew up with low income affordable housing is incredibly important known is arguing that i grew up if and lived in it 20 years of my life my grandmother raised me with my brothers i know how important that is so is workforce housing we're not building enough as well as you well know multiple forces for locating affordable housing the housing trusting the housin

the spokesman for the housing said the 50 percent is $4,000 per year it is $37,000 per year you use a low income hard working low income person as your pitch point by using a house cleaner a house cleaner makes that much money that's not true they did with a proposition d a female living in aa in-home care position and act like she is qualified to move into a building at mac that 50 percent of the medium is a discriminatesy practice by excluding low income people at 40 and thirty and 25 and 20 percent of overall scale for incomes that is used to calculate people that are inevitable for building complexes now the board of supervisors and the mayor's office of housing attendance mr. olsen does that repeatedly even when you have a brand new building complex and advertise that it blaefrtd you make the requirements at 60 to 70 percent of medium so with that that means is that people who is income below the 45 thus plus is being worked out excluded from even politically and putting in applications to be a candidate in those building too much discrimination each one of the supervisors and mayor'

low 70s in davis, sacramento. and then low 60s with fog scrubbing out in the monterey bay area. high sierra still mild. temperatures in the mid-50s to high 50s on thursday and friday. next shot of precipitation in the form of snow will be early next week. but meanwhile it's time for your tahoe report. we have temperatures in the mid- 40s at the mid mountain level. otherwise, we do have melting snow at the base level but springtime skiing and boarding anywhere from sugar bowl through kirkwood with the slight chance of rain this weekend. it's always advisable to carry chains but you won't need them this weekend. heavenly no new snow in the past 7 days but that's okay you have plenty there. meanwhile our temperatures today's in the 60s and 70s, down from 83 to 71 in livermore down from 81 to 73 in san jose. out of the mid-70s around the rim of the bay to the 60s. you're going to feel the difference but it's still comfortable. 62 in pacifica out of the 70s. extended forecast, we walk you through it each and every day. partly cloudy thursday and friday. temperatures soaring back to t

some will make it to low 60s today. suburbs low 40 to upper 40s 11:00 a.m. big jump in temperatures once the rain breaks. the lehigh valley, 46 around lunch hour in delaware. mid 50s to low 60s by three in the afternoon. 44 degrees 7:00 a.m. in the jersey. shore in the mid 40s as well. low 50s by 55 a.m. will see on and off showers through your morning hours. more steady rain likely in the northern parts of viewing area. suburbs, lehigh, more on and off for parts of new jersey. there's an area of rain moving in through berks county and chester county area. that will start to move in as well as new castle county. wilmington, almost getting the that rain. going to last for a good part of morning hour. morning commute wet for some. need windshield wiem skprs grab an umbrella. 11:00 a.m. promotional for rain across the neighborhood. break in the rain from noon to 6:00 p.m. most part clouds and breaks of sunshine. then round two of rain comes in. that will start at 7:00 p.m. very spotty, but get more consistent in the overnight early a.m. hours to wednesday. 6:00

temperatures are in the low 50s bay area-wide.olated thunderstorms will stay with us through midday, then drying conditions will take over and continue through thursday. highs this afternoon will struggle to get above the low 60s. our next storm arrives friday bringing with it stronger wind and rain. be prepared for possible damage from that system. dry conditions return by saturday afternoon with another weak system expected to bring light rain on sunday. next week looks dry and warmer. major hot spots oakland wb 580 at harrison st fatal accident blocking, lanes closed, take nb 880 instead ( darya ) we have complete team coverage of the rain this morning.( mark ) kron four's will tran live in san jose. will? ( will ) tracking the storm in the south bay. as expected, we're waking up to wet conditions with rain falling during the overnight and early morning hours. temperatures are in the low 50s bay area-wide.the chance of isolated thunderstorms will stay with us through midday, then drying conditions will take over and continue th

and in the low 70s. we'll talk about today's forecast in earnest plus rain returning to the bay area, those details shortly but first, let's bring in roqui theus. >> thank you. now what else i feel? daylight saving time, i'm tired!! >> oh, yeah! >> hayward to foster city 14 minutes. millbrae roadwork on southbound 101 that's at millbrae avenue. the right lane is closed until 6 a.m. so just keep watch for those cones out there and if you are heading into downtown san francisco, here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. just a little cash lane backup. otherwise you are good to go. if you have fastrak, a quick 7 minutes. >>> roqui, thank you. two people are in custody after a wild chase through several east bay cities. it all started at 14th and harrison near lake merritt in oakland. it ended about 5 miles away at ashby and college in berkeley. oakland police were trying to stop a white pickup truck just before 7:00 last night when the driver sped off, crashing into the officers patrol vehicle along

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dining room. >> (speaking spanish.) >> please i ask you is to help build more housing for people with low income. >> (speaking spanish.) >> i want to continue living in san francisco and be able to give my son the stability so he can continue in his school work. >> (speaking spanish.) >> it is not only a problem for myself but many mothers that are single have to work day to day to support their families. >> thank you thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> and if there are other speakers here or in some of the overflow room line up. >> can i get fernando to translate for me. >> i'm from the north of market a friend of south of market community action network i'm a friend of christen that was on the commission for seven years and for seven years i saw she carried big binder with her is it within your discretionary to reject both of the proposals you know the problem obviously the problem of getting middle-class housing there are so many reason the inclusionary housing is one tool i don't know if people are keeping that in mind part of the problem the surrounding community surroun

lows: 20-24 feels: single digits & teens thursday: mostly cloudy. windy. flurries possible. highs: 29-34 feels: teens to low 20s winds: mw 15-25 g 40 mph and for thousands today is their first snow day of the season. and we have some breaking news right now-- prince george's county schools are closed. that news just into the news room. these are just a few of the school districts that have closed up for the day. fairfax county... prince william county.. montgomery county... frederick county (maryland and virginia) and loudoun county.. all closed. we have a list scrolling at the complete list on our website at wjla.com. depending on where you are-- you could be waking up to very different circumstances this morning. some areas are seeing barely an inch, and in other areas they are dealing with a lot more. john gonzalez continues our stormwatch7 coverage-- live in frederick, maryland, where the governor has issued a state of emergency this morning. what does it look like out there john? this is a live look out at.... where legion bridge..just blaketed with snow.. complete cove

the problem is low skilled pool who work. this is not people sitting around eating bonbons, leeching off the state. this is people who work. but our welfare system is designed to subsidize the working poor with children, and that defines immigrants. and the children, a lot of them are u.s. citizens because they're born here. most children in illegal immigrant families are u.s. citizens. we're not going to be denying them welfare. if you're going to let in low-skilled people from abroad, just accept the costs. you don't get to complain about it, because the costs are going to happen no matter what you do. >> kristie raised the possibility when you are thinking about future immigration reform efforts, you want to do something that's pulling in a much broader coalition of people from both political parties. there are now two emerging legislative efforts. >> lindsey graham, my colleague recently reported that lindsey graham is contemplating a new plan that would have three phases to it. the first, you would offer legal status to

and why investment is low despite interest rates being low. because there is just a fundamental shortage of good investment opportunities relative to what we've seen at some points in the past. it doesn't mean that you can't move around this new, what i think is this new equilibrium with appropriate policies, but i don't think we should expect a return to where we were two decades ago. >> glenn, any final words? we're out of time, but do you want to add anything? >> i do think the lack of capital deepening has been a key role in lower productivity growth, so this is the right place to look. i agree with doug that it's challenging, but i still think better policy could materially move the needle. >> good. well, on behalf of nabe, i want to thank you both for being here. >> thank you. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> in this next part of the concern, nobel prize-winning economist angus deaton talks about the effect of health, immigration and be race on poverty. this is just under an hour. >> thank -- [applause] thank you, stuart. good aft

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it is at historic low's and estimated to go lower. doesn't that have an impact on the import -- ability to afford those payments? when that is right but concerned about supporting federal investment, the thing to debt in tackle the other ways. we're about to have federal investment, a smaller pretense -- percentage of gdp than at any point in my lifetime. your point,g up on glenn, about the president. i think he has reset expectations about growth. he has reset them in a totally unrealistic way. i don't think there is strong evidence that this in the straight -- administration's economic policy will lead to growth then the previous administrations. it might boost growth, on the other hand, we have cutbacks in federal investment, restrictive immigration policies, the prospect for restricted trade policies. whether those ballots out to raise or lower growth relative to the policies we have had in place is not at all clear to me. i think we could achieve sustained growth in the low 2% growth range. over a decade, that would be a real acc

to low 80s inland.ezy return tomorrow. i'll talk more about that in your extended forecast in 15 minutes. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) breaking news we are following this morning out of the east bay where crews are on the scene of a gas line break in alameda that was caused by a car crash.( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live at the scene with the details. will. ( will ) this all started when a driver hit a natural gas pipeline at the penzoil factory. this is on grand street and clement in alameda. we have video showing what the scene looked like early this morning. a shelter in place order has been lifted. it happened around 1:00 this morning on clement and gram street. a four inch diameter, high pressure natural gas line at an oil plant ruptured. flow of gas is now affecting people who live near the area. they are being asked to stay inside their homes and turn off their gas applaicnes. p-g and e crews are working to make the area safe. there is

low 60's today, low 70's tomorrow. 50%ance of rain, 40% to sunday night into monday. monday back into the low 70's and tuesday, maybe a shower or thunderstorm. by the middle and end of the week we clear out and temperatures will be pretty mild. jummy: day? doug: no, not on that part of it. jummy: go see what you can do in the weather center. doug: it only takes two keystrokes. jummy: a memphis teenager accused of killing her mother now out of jail, so what comes next for nora jackson? pitchntdown to first brought to you by mcdonald's. there is a big jummy: happening tonight right here on abc seven, 20/20 goes one-on-one with the woman thrown in prison for killing her own mother, but now 11 years nora jackson is free. .ohn quinones has a preview tell us a little bit about what we can see. it is ans an -- john: unusual and baffling case, a teenage girl accused of brutally murdering her own mother. it is called matricide and it happens in less than 1% of all homicides, but it happened to nora jackson. she was 18 when she was convicted of killing her mother. then after sp

san jose will wake up to temperatures in the low 40s and rain drops. if you are outside we could have hail and snow showers below 2,000 feet tonight. we'll have the latest when we come right back. a crash, and an arres it all started wh >>> a high speed chase in the east bay this morning ended with this, a crash and an arrest. when a police officer tried to stop the driver of this car on eastbound highway 24 the driver takes off on a pursuit at more than 100 miles an hour. the driver crashed into another car and a fence. the driver had to be cut out of a car by firefighters. the car was stolen. >>> the winter blast creating a dangerous and deadly condition. in yosemite, a 20-year-old woman was hit and killed by a falling tree. this happened in half dome village. the park rangers had visitors leave after the accident and many parts of the park were closed because of the weather. they are expected to be reopened tomorrow. >>> a study is highlighting the dangers of being outdoors. outsideonline says that a dozen people have died in the recreational area i

the majority of the low pressure sliding south and west overnight tonight.s a picture outside the action cam earlier tonight looking at the tops of the buildings in center city. hard to make some of them out. we have clouds, low level moisture as well. currently in philadelphia, 36. dewpoint, 34. when the numbers are close together, we have saturation in the atmosphere. winds out of the northeast at 1. the windchill coming in at 27-degrees. temperatures outside north and west of town are in the 30s. 33 in slating top, same for fleedwood. martins creek, 33. 32 in pottstown. new holland, 35. center city 36. new jersey 39. 41 smyrna and dover. 35 in hoe cesessen. you look at the visibility, low level moisture. we are down to five miles in philadelphia. up to nine in reading, up to ten in the poconos, six miles wilmington and dover, especially areas where you have mist or drizzle or light rain and precipitation. >> here's the area of low pressure moving through, spinning across the great lakes, coastal low up the coast of the carolinas. shifts east and shunts al

this low moves up like this. the winds around the low pressure blow in a counter clockwise fashion. not only where the secondary low forms, but where it tracks, that's are the most important points with this system. this is mild ocean air. we could have a rain/snow line move inlands. we start out with heavy snow and go over to rain in new jersey and delaware. if it forms out here, now the low is far enough to stay in a north/northeasterly wind. where the low forms is important over the next 24 to 48 hours. the key points where the second low forms and it forms close enough to the coast, where does the rain/snow line form? where it snows, it will thump. where it rains there will be heavy rain and there will be coastal flooding and beach erosion with this. >>> in sports this morning, the flyers play the bruins, the sixerses tip off in l.a. the eagles introduce their new players. here's jeff skeverski. >> reporter: jeffrey said he knew carson wednesday was special. -- carson wentz was special. he said you'll be m.v.p., i'm going to win it. the new eagles receiver admits carson wentz is

that's one low-pressure area.e have another one that was moving out of the midwest over the ohio river valley. but because of the intensification of the first low-pressure system, it absorbed the energy and became a lot stronger. it will continue to intensify as we go throughout the day on tuesday. starting off near d.c., it will continue to move along the eaeastern seaboard during the afternoon and evening hours. it is about to dump a lot of snow here. some places even near new york city could see snowfall totals as much as 60 centimeters with gusts up to 90 kilometers per hour and visibility near zero. there's a reason why officials are telling people to stay indoors, don't go outside, and also school will be closed in many locations as well. check out and make surure that' the case for y as well. it's going to very dangerous to travel with power outages being a very big part of f the orory here. looking at that snowfall to continue all the w way througho the day on tuesday, tapering off further south late tuesd

the low pressure could be anywhere around this. the further west that it goes, the more rain we have. the further east, more snow. are than likely we will get mixture of rain, snow, and sleet. if the wave of low pressure develops more on shore, that means more rain. if it develops further to the east, all of this shifts to the east and we will have more snow. unfortunately, that is the biggest unknown still. snow likely monday evening at about 10 p.m., a mixture overnight, and tuesday morning still some snow coming down. we think more than likely we are having a wintry mix of snow monday night. keep in mind that the storm is still developing. a forecast still coming together. to ly morning. it looks like we could see significant snow from this, more than six inches in many places not out of the question. to d.c., talking more like a few inches. there could be a lot of changes. kimberly: it is interesting because we all thought winter was over. josh: i would agree with you, but we cannot count it out. kimberly: march madness. robert

low to mid-70s land. a few high clouds passing by.y, the begins to strengthen even around the bay. midafternoon, could see temperatures climbing through the 70s is. mid to upper 70s is inland. 7:00 is the time change. sun rises sunsets according a little bit later. you will lose an hour sleep. that is the least popular thing in the seven-day forecast, as you can see. 70s across the board. clouds approaching wednesday. >>> over here, looking at northbound 101 north of 680. north of here is mckee. a crash reported at mckee. i can't see it from our camera. i swung it around. pretty traditional for this time. maybe it will last a little bit longer. we'll track this. that is about the only section of san jose that shows any issues as far as speeds go. earlier crash at mckee. the tri-valley looks great. a build out of sinole to pleasanton out of 680. hayward, union city, a build. the bay bridge metering lights were turned on just before 5:30. we have a nice easy drive. 60 miles per hour on average from highway 4 to the berkeley curve. jam u

how low the snow levels can get tonight. helping hand today, froa local ==take voge." >>> people hit hard by coyote creek flooding in san jose got a helping hand today from a local elks lodge. the lodge quickly organized a donation drive and put out the call to members and the community for items. you can say they got quite a haul. organizers couldn't be more pleased with the response. >> i'm so amazed by the generosity of our community. so glad to be part of the elks and so glad that the elks members stepped up to do this. look at this, tables and tables and tables. dollar wise i couldn't even begin to tell you. >> it is remarkable. san jose flood victims picked up donations this afternoon, everything from towels and clothing to cleaning supplies and toiletries. >>> we have a heartwarming update on a cruel case of a puppy found near death in a dumpster in the central valley last month. meet ivy. this is what she looks like today. she's just as cute as can be. about a week ago, though, she was pulled out of a bakersfield are

and why investment is so low despite interest rates being low because there is just a fundamental shortage of good investment opportunities relative to what we've seen at some points in the past. it doesn't mean you can't move around this new -- what i think is this new equilibrium with appropriate policies but i don't think we should expect a return to where we were two decades ago. >> glenn, any final words? we're out of time. but do you want to add anything? >> i do think capital, the deepening -- or the lack of capital deepening has been a key role in lower productivity growth. this is the right place to look. i agree with doug it's challenging but i still think better policy could materially move the needle on the investment capital ratio. >> on behalf of everyone i want to thank you both for being here for the discussion. >> thank you. >> thank you. [ applause ] >>> also speaking at the national association for business economics conference, princeton university economics professor angus daet dton. he talked about poverty, race, and income inequality. this is 50 minutes. [ applause ]

due east of the bay bridge low 50s. also 50s common around the peninsula to the low 50s across the santa clara valley. see that right there? that is a dry slot with the departure of yesterday's area of low pressure. and the incoming system the clouds are now gathering due west of san francisco. temperatures pretty much where they should for this time of the year if not a couple of degrees below average with the increasing cloud cover along the seashore and the blustery winds during the afternoon hours. upper 50s from moss beach, montara beach, daly city, half moon bay, into pacifica. low 60s common from san mateo through burlingame into redwood city. low 60s also in los altos today but then we jump into the mid- 60s around sunnyvale, cupertino, campbell, los gatos, saratoga, san jose. low 60s milpitas, newark and union city. east bay numbers stacking up in the low 60s throughout the tri- valley. low 60s concord, clayton and walnut creek. low 60s around the carquinez strait but mid-60s at the delta. high 50s and low 60s

wednesday, low—pressure close by to scotland will keep it very blustery and breezy, through scotland,of england. plenty of showers. somewhat drier in the midlands and the north of wales. the weather front doesn't get right away from the southern counties of england and wales. it is mild, yes, 13—1a, but you won't want to stand around in it. and then just when you thought you had seen the last of it, it returns as a warm front, bringing mild air, yes, from the atlantic, but the cloud sitting again very low in the atmosphere. a lot of hill fog, damp fare moving through the south—west to wales and towards northern ireland. the best of any brightness to the east of the pennines and in the north—eastern corner of scotland. and again because the wind is coming from the south—west the top temperature could be 1a, possibly even 15. from thursday to friday, we still have the run of mild south—westerlies, the detail at this stage is difficult to pin down, but we think the low—pressure will still be pretty dominant. one of the scenarios for the weekend is to keep the low—pressure or something li

so here, that low cloud will peg back the temperatures., the numbers are similar to what we had on sunday. highest temperatures again in highland scotland, and this time in the south—east of england, where we don't have that cold, easterly wind. over the week ahead, though, we are going to find more cloud arriving, and the chance of some rain, especially in the north and west of the uk. but southerly winds, mind you, so still decent temperatures by day, and it won't be as cold at night, either. but the high pressure is shrinking away into the near continent. instead there is a massive area of low pressure out in the atlantic, and that will dominate our weather, to bring with it showers or longer spells of rain. and the first signs of rain really arrive on tuesday. a bit of a dull start, ahead of the showers moving into the south—west, wales, northern ireland, later the midlands, northern england, and eventually southern scotland. north—east scotland still rather grey and cool, with the onshore breeze, and maybe one or two showers in the so

broadly yields are at multi-year lows. it is how much incremental compensation are you getting for the incremental risk you are taking on. when you looking at the markets from that prism. all of that is moving purely off of interest rate risks. to give you an idea, double 30 basis trading at points off their all-time low. 200 to 50 basis points. if you suffer egregious losses, you're compensated to take the risk. that is not how investors to find safety. jonathan: we talked about credit, let's talk about treasuries. we come into a new year when it cams off of sovereign. i'm looking at a 10 year breakeven. if just of this. >> reflation, i think we should -- postelection the interpretation is twofold. it is to recognize monetary irrelevant itnot isn't the be-all end-all to the cycle. in political regime indicated that fiscal policy was going to become ch more component of the valuation proposition in the treasury market. that is a fancy way of saying tax cuts are certainly in the cards in the near-term. expand theng to feder

mid-40s to the low 50s to start off your morning. you'll see mild air as we are going to notice that there is no rain in the bay area. warm, south winds will mean the temperatures in the bay and inland in the 60s and 70s. pretty widespread. each along the coast. but the coastal highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. if you're headed to the beach, 58 at bodega bay. look at santa cruz. you're going to enjoy 73-degree weather. low clouds linger well into the afternoon. it's not a clear day but a nice one. tomorrow afternoon, the south bay, low to mid-70s. 73 san jose. a mild one on the peninsula. 63 degrees in half-moon day. 66 degrees. daley city. plenty of low to mid-70s. above normal. we're about 2 to 8 degrees above average. look for sunshine. make sure you have your shades and your sunscreen. 69 oakland and 70 in hayward. head inland and temperatures in the low to mid-70s. 73 concord and livermore. here's a look at the accuweather forecast. notice that we'll have fog near the coast tomorrow. starting to feel like we're heading toward s

low 70s inland today. what we are going to see with our high temperatures today will play out the next seven days. areas south of san jose. mid-60s around the bay. santa cruz looking like a nice spot to be. 70 later. >>> a lot of people feeling very warm about you. >>> you're watching a lane in oakland. >> we'll look at your map. overall, a pleasant drive for the roadways. northbound 880 just learned about a lane blocked at 92. critical juncture. slowing there. i want to remind folks i've been talk building track maintenance work. the ace train is stopped. >>> that is quite the delay there. we'll be back in half app hour. thank you for joining us this morning. it. >> it is good to have you back. >>> good morning. dead on arrival? republicans rebel against their own health care plan. >> we are united on repeal, but we are divided on replacement. >> the president puts it on the line for the plan as conservatives lash out and the proposal officially heads to capitol hl today. >> tragedy on the tracks. >> we n

livermore was in the low 80s and now in the low 50s. we have a couple of things going on.ight there, that shield of gray that's the return of the marine layer. meanwhile, we have this weak disturbance enhancing the marine layer and also will be producing cloud cover here locally. winds under 10 miles per hour except at fairfield, southwest at 11. consistent winds later today out of the west 10 to 15 maybe even 20. that's an onshore push. visibility has been improving. it's now a mile and a half at half moon bay after dropping less than a half mile. santa rosa was less than a half mile, now at 2-mile visibility with pockets of fog and low clouds. so we'll notice increasing clouds from that disturbance to the north, maybe a sprinkle in the north bay later tonight. otherwise, 60s and 70s still relatively comfortable. but i do have three days of rain in the forecast, yeah, three, i'll share that seven- day forecast with you coming up but right now let's send it to roqui. >> no, thank you, roberta! okay. it is 6:36. arnold if you are watching we have a viewer in contra costa co

look at the highs, only low to mid 30s. we stay cold and dry tomorrow.gh tuesday is when we're tracking the potential for snow across the region. >>> new this morning, an old bowling alley in wilmington is nothing but rubble. firefighters were called to the former pike creek bowling center. dozens of firefighters worked for over an hour to put the flames out. fortunately no reports of injuries. the bowling alley closed in 2009 after 21 years in business. >>> also new this morning, mt. laurel police are investigating a crash near the intersection of route 73 and fellowship road. that's where a driver hit a person in the street. it happened around 3:30 this morning. the driver did stay at the scene. u.s. senator bob casey of pennsylvania will hold the first of a vears of town halls today in university city. there he'll meet with voters at 2:30 at the pren museum on spruce street. casey is running for re-election next year. that's it for now. i'm rosemary connors. krystal and i will be back at 9:00 for a full hour of news and weather. y26vgy y5yy >>> mr. pr

the fog and low clouds will be here to start with. and low clouds and fog. thin out, but the rain showers and mostly cloudy skies will persist for the rest of the day. 50 at delaware. shy of 50 in the lehigh valley and suburbs. the clouds around, temperatures pretty uniform. cool spot is lehigh at 49 degrees. 50 in south jersey. some suburbs are running a little cooler this morning. most are right around 50 degrees. exton, mall vern, into the upper 40s for el roy and north whales. sunshine, no, but clouds will be here. we'll get a warmup in spite of the clouds. we'll start in the 50s. warming into the 60s. 63 degrees at 4:00. it may go a little bit warmer, but not by much in philadelphia. showers will be coming down occasionally. that's going to hold temperatures back. we did have some thunderstorms overt. they're moving offshore. we're going to be dry the next hour or two before the next round comes in. and theres activity moving through maryland. this is a possibility for our area during t even this afternoon, too. the thunderstorms just moving past haneyt

holly your expected overnight low 13 degrees for you, philadelphia 16 is your expected overnight low.again, a cold night in the forecast. your ten day on 10 brings us a warm up but that's not until monday. let's take a look at what to expect for today. a windy saturday to say the least, overnight lows in the teens. i bumped this down to 16 degrees, the last time we saw temperatures in the teens was january 10th. a big surprise there. definitely keep that in mind. a cold night. 38 is the expected high on sunday. on monday developing clouds, a high of 53 degrees. we warm up just a bit. on tuesdh we will hit mid 60s although it will be windy and i am tracking some showers. wednesday keeping it in the upper 50s, a gusty thursday in  forecast, low 50s here, a mix of sun and clouds and notice that we pretty much2c stay in 50s from there on out, but we are tracking the potential for some showers to make it here later next weekend, saturday into sunday. more information of course if you follow up at nbc philadelphia. >>> this is sports desk. brought to you by xfinity. x 1 from xfinity will

look at this low right here. you have another low moving back towards the north.his one is cut off from the jet stream. that means it will be lingering here. this is bringing foul weather. i'll show you video that we have coming out of spain here on thursday. pretty heavy snowfall. five centimeters or more has been reported across this area. even in madrid temperatures dropped as low as minus 1.5 degrees celsius. this is the first time below freezing temperatures have been seen in that city since january 26th. about ten degrees below the average. snow is still forecasted out there. some of these areas looking at additional ten centimeters. back towards the east where you have the moisture being pulled up into the higher elevations, we can see as much as 140 ce centimeters. we had large hail reported in parts of southern france as well. this storm system continuing to kick up some rough weather. do take a look at three-day outlook. madrid and more snow possible. it warms up a bit by saturday with thunderstorms in the forecast. barcelona very similar. i don't think

that stock down 15% in nearing the record lows. how low can it really go? we will dissect to that later. david: he doubled down and now it does -- it did not work out. alix: so much drama for so long and now he does it. david: this morning in england, we had surprising news out of the bank of england as the deputy governor resigned in the wake of news she failed to disclose her family ties to barclays. here to explain how this could affect boe decision-making, we are joined by our colleague in london, scott hamilton. before we get to the ramifications, take us through what happened with charlotte hogg. scott: she was appointed when mark carney joined the bank of england and it was only this year that she was also -- she also had expanded to become deputy governor for markets and banking's. she only had that job for two weeks. during the application process that it turned out she failed to disclose her family connections. her brother was at barclays and she never told the bank her brother was there. during the scrutiny process that came about, they looked fu

low clouds, ahe lowes hotel atop the psfsding low clouds filphiladelphia. light rain at pennsog is in the ic for it to get thicker this morn temperatures move up. this is rain. he entire area will be warm. disappearing. sunshine not happening for mos we may see breaks of see the li broad as you lookow you can barely make out the clock this morning. it's glowing. but that'sutaew raindrops, veryn has moved the temperatures are in the 40s. there's no cerhae than the rain out of the area this mornin this is from south philadelphia. you see cars are it is a dreary start to a monday. wipers and umbrellas during the day. the temperatures will be we will see afternoon temperatures ank you.ll not be the last of w >>> eight minutes past 5:00 a.m. on this monday, the last monday of march. we saw cars there in bill's shot. we'll get a better view from jessica. >>> 95, we're watching 95 to there's a vehicle reported on fire. probably trying to get that underway, under control on the southbound side of 95. just near the philadelphia international airport. you can see air

, the exact low, march of 2009, we have this hugedy vergence.o what i'm thinking now at this point, it's so hated down 12 weeks big run and so forth it's time to maybe be contrarian. >> so the gld is up more than 8% since then. chart master you say might -- now might be the time to take money off the table. >> thanks for the lead-in. it nice to have a few good ones. let's figure it out. it has been a good run and at this point i'm thinking it's a little tired and had a bad week this week. let's look at levels and figure it out. what we know, if you look at these levels i've cited, we were at 130 or 1300 an ounce down to 1050 an ounce then 120. that is a 50% retracement. if you were to draw the lines another way, what we know is we got back quite precisely to a line that has worked four times and it fames. now if we draw the trend line along the bottom, that's the down trend. this is the new up trend and we violated the little minor uptrend since the beginning of the year. put the whole thing together, i think that's a bad development and the bet

weed pollen and grass pollen is low. mold spores, low. ash and cedar, juniper and pine.at in mind if you're sensitive to those things that are in the their, the particulates in the air. the particular low temperatures overnight will be rising or dropping into th upper 40s for the most part. a low of 50. not terribly cool overnight. we'll move from the central valley through the straight. it's going to be a beautiful and sunny day with mild conditions. highs will range from low and mid-60s at the coast to upper 60s and low 70s near the bay and see mid-70s inland and that pattern is going to be with us for a while. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. little change in the temperature pattern over the next week. maybe a little bit of change in sky conditions. a few clouds here and there. but basically, sunny and mild. >> thank you, spencer. >>> san jose is taking action to pave the way for future generation of college students. what's being done to put higher education within reach. >>> 7 on your side's michael finney. they lose your mail. is there anything you can do

late afternoon upper teens low 20s.rnights tonight the winds will ease a little bit that will make things easier to handles pretty cold, not as harsh as this morning. 12 in philadelphia. 16 in in allentown. 9 below in poconos. tomorrow windchills in the 20s way below the seasonal averages. monday night into tuesday this becomes the nor'easter this starts from this area of low pressure that's going to be coming off the pacific off the rocky mountains through the high plains and it hits the appalachians and transfers its energy to a coastal low this rides up the eastern seaboard and that becomes the nor'easter. we have a couple of biggest one where does the secondary low form. the reason why it's important the ocean temperature are mild, they are in the low to mid 40s i know that doesn't sound mild, but f snowstorm that's mild. the closer the low to the coast the greater chance of rain/snow line over the i-95 corridor. that's what the model is showing this morning. this is very important where the secondary low forms. one

high for the rest of day in the av we get to low 60s for philadelphia. upper 50s to low 60s. same for lehigh valley. mostly upper 50s. into parts of new jersey. shore and delaware. for the shore, low 60s new jersey to delaware. smyrna all the way up to 65 degrees. >> crystal, thanks. hard to arguing with this warming trend. >> yes we like it. we don't like seeing a problem on the schuylkill. >>> especially this early time because typically what happens is right before the morning rush and then we just never really recover. we see major delays all morning long. around the curb on the eastbound side. some good news. a seconding a only one lane squeezing by. speeds in the single digits going by. now a little were delay as we push everything over to the