lynne is -- lynne is the woman that i'm going to marry.s my life. >> i think he really wanted to hold it together and to be dignified. >> reporter: jennifer snell was a reporter for miami's nbc station wtvj. >> i thought that as the word would come out of his mouth, he will realize what he was saying what that the love of his life was dead. >> i have to believe for christian's sake that she's still alive because he's just a 5-year-old child, and he needs his mother. and he loves his mother so much. >> reporter: ed o'dell was driven. he would not give up trying to find the love of his life. he called on everyone, even the president, to ask for help. >> ed o'dell started a campaign writing to president clinton, and lo and behold, we get a call from the fbi that said they would now like to join the investigation. >> reporter: but even with the top law enforcement agency in the country in on the search for lynne friend, there was still no break in the case. then out of the blue, the deep, dark blue, a chance encounter produced a lead from a mo

-lynne: right.r a $200,000 room, is that -- i mean, where else -- where else -- can we do more of them? i'll do 10 of them. i wasn't thrilled that they didn't contact me about the merchandise in the store, but the banquet room turned out great. and i know we're on track to make really good money here. we're gonna open up the doors in about a half-hour, guys. we're gonna rearrange the entire store. tonight is the grand opening of the general store, but there's a long line of people waiting, and there is still a ton to do. norton, can you go around and find any shuler's branded stuff? from the time you walk in to the time you go to that front door, it's everything shuler's. -shuler? -shuler: yes, sir? lemonis: grab each one of these pigs and move them around the store in places that remind people where they are, okay? come on. norton: get savannah to help you with that. lemonis: 15 minutes, guys. think we want to try to stay as pig-themed as possible. everything on this table, shuler's branded. we got

i have to say, i'm with you, lynn. i understand your pain and frustration when i woke up and realized my duke blue devils who

. ♪ tim: and celebrating the force's sweetheart, dame vera lynn, on her 100th birthday.er voice the soundtrack to the second world war. , and welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. the allegations had been explosive, and the question --ay, what is the testimony would the testimony be equally so? straight out of the gate the director of the fbi confirmed his agency is looking into possible interference by russia in the u.s. presidential election. by he also made clear there is no evidence to back up president trump's claims of wiretapping at trump tower. both of these issues are subjects that have consumed the u.s. public and been the talk of washington for weeks. our north america editor jon sopel has more. jon: big questions for a big man. at 6'8", james comey stands head and shoulders above all around him. -- would he stick his neck out at the hearing? the answer, yes. mr. comey: the fbi is investigating the russian government's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. and that includes investigating the nature

amy: lynne stewart died tuesday at her home in brooklyn. you can see more interviews with the late radical lawyer lynne stewart over the years, at democracynow.org and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today is international women's day. thousands of women all over the world are taking to the streets for what is being called a day without a woman. the impact is already being felt in the united states. in virginia the entire public , school system of alexandria is closed after 300 women requested some schools are also closing in the day off. some schools are also closing in chapel hill, north carolina, and in new york city. organizers ofthe the women's march on washington the largest nationwide day of protest after an in u.s. history. women in the united states are not alone. women in more than 50 countries are expected to take part in their own strikes. the international women's strike effort was launched in october 2016 after women in poland, south korea, a

lynn served nearly three years of a six-year sentence for child endangerment. his conviction was thrown out because of trial errors. prosecutors say the monsignor helped the archdiocese transfer problem priests. >>> and today, major restoration work will begin at mt. carmel jewish cemetery in philadelphia's wisinoming neighborhood. vandals knocked over more than 100 headstones last month. a donation drive raised more than $200,000 for cleanup and repairs. the restoration plan will include new fencing and lighting for better security. >>> today in camden, families and education advocates will unveil their parents platform to the school superintendent. the plan is the result of conversations with 8,000 families. contains ideas to promote access to better schooling for students. >>> also in camden county, construction on route 70 in cherry hill will begin today, weather permitting. the start of the project was delayed by rain yesterday. crews will be upgrading the highway in both directions between chambers avenue and the new jersey turnpike overpass. >>> in anoth

good morning, i'm nancy ren from the lynn institute, lynn is happy to say that next week we will celebrate the 25th anniversary. and the big piece of that services have been with refugees over the years. we have a very integrated program. where we provide services alongside with english as a second language services and skilled development. the skilled development allows an extremely diverse population not just ethically, but with regard to their educational and work history backgrounds is develop the strongest skills that they are able to do so, and move forward in to employment. the types of employment that our students have obtained range from everything from entry level janitorial to right now the data analyst for the mayor's office in new york city as a lynn graduate. and so everything in between that might address positions at such computer positions such as tech, and office clerk positions, etc. so we have a very strong relationship with a number of employers in san francisco. in particular we have a contract relationship with mercy housing. excuse me. through that opportunity for t

our guest cnn commentator doug, lynn sweet, washington bureau chef.ank you all so much for being here. i want to play some sound real quickly from robert bear as he addressed the flynn situation. let's listen to what he had to say. >> it's more than betting. it's a violation of the law. you have to file department of justice if you're working for a foreign government, turkey in this case. >> all right. lynn, if this was a violation of the law, the question is, is there a legal consequence for flynn or anybody else who knew about it? >> i'm not sure there's going to be a legal pursuit of him. i can address better actually the politics of it which is that this shows that the trump administration couldn't figure out who flynn really was and who he really worked for during the campaign and as he walked into the white house. that's what's serious. if there is a legal ram f-- i t they will be pressured to pursue the legal course and whatever that course is. but i think the enormity of flynn trading on his association as an officer in the united states milit

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one, lynn just made a great point.ministration doesn't go along with cooperating with or sort of at least accepting the results of this investigation it will look bad because president trump called for it. to your point, yeah, if director comey comes in on monday and doesn't have some bomb shell or some major new piece of information that puts the puzzle pieces here together, then president trump as we were talking about earlier is really left with allegations that he made about his immediate predecessor that have not, you know, been borne out with any kind of visible evidence. he is the person as we've all been saying for two weeks now who is in the best position to get and if he wants declassify any information that would back up his claim. so i think once we get past monday, it's going to be maybe not a fatal point or an inflection point for president trump, but it's going to be a marker in the first 100 days that sets the tone for what comes next as we go through this year. >> so tom, about james comey's testimony

is this what the president wanted all along, lynn? >> for someone who doesn't want to do homework and doesn't want to learn even some of the big -- the big policy implications of what you're doing, this takes it off of his desk right now. and he says he wants obamacare to explode. the next thing to watch for, by the way, if we could look around the corner, is what hhs secretary price and the medicare/medicaid director do, because recently they september a letter to every governor saying we want to help you make obamacare work when it comes to medicaid. let us know of any waiver you want from the rules, we'll make it work. so this to me is the next question. does trump know enough to force an explosion of obamacare or will he work with governors to give them the latitude to make it work? even to have a furtherance of this discussion if he was here and we were interviewing him, you have to know a little bit about how these dominos fall and how one piece affects the other. he also said on friday, obamacare, implode, explode, well, which

errol lewis, lynn sweet, always appreciate your perspectives. thank you for being here. >>> the next big item on the president's agenda. tax reform. house speaker ryan telling the country that the gop health care laws will make changing the tax code much more difficult, but not impossible. >>> also, more drama on capitol hill over the trump/russia investigation. the house intel chair cancels next week's public hearing and the top democrat calling for an the top democrat calling for an independent commission now. the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is a tough financial choice we could face when we retire. but, if we start saving even just 1% more of our annual income... we could keep doing all the things we love. prudential. bring your challenges. today, unlimited gets the network it deserves. verizon. (mic thuds) uh, sorry. it's unlimited without compromising reliability, on the largest, most advanced 4g lte network in america. (thud) uh... sorry,

she believes cup in chester for the 56th minute, off the cross bar, it goes, rejected but finally lynn williams, it's a score right there. the u.s. wins tonight 1-0. >> can you recite that flyers trade? >> fairly complex. >> there will be a quiz in the morning >> meet the i got it. i gotcha baby. (vo) it's being there when you're needed most. love is knowing... he's the one. (vo)...it was meant to be. and love always keeps you safe. we're fine. (vo) love is why we built a car you can trust.

lynn sweet, i want to go to you. if this does fail today, if this does go down, who does get the blame? is it as easy as saying it's the freedom caucus's fault? they weren't invented today. they've been around for a while. paul ryan and president trump should have known they were there and might have been an obstacle. >> i agree with you. this is part of the art of legislating, part of the art of the deal. the freedom caucus is policy oriented. trump has promised everything to everybody, very similar to how president obama did, that you will have health insurance that will be better and cheaper. it's very hard to make that promise a reality. it was hard for president obama. it's going to be hard under trump because, john, if i could look ahead, if this was to pass, if for some reason you thought the senate would go along with it in the form it is now which is doubtful, do you really think the 50 states are going to be able to keep that pledge in the form that people may think, whatever it is they think. there's many,

by lynn 's defense team to block a retrial. "eyewitness news" was there as lynn left court, defense is expected to appeal today's ruling. monsignor lynn served three years of the three to six year sentence, when the pennsylvania supreme court overturned his conviction over trial errors. that was the second time, lynn 's 2012 convictions for child endangerment had been thrown out. >>> former penn state assistant coach jerry sandusky was back in court seeking a new trial. he is appealing his 2012 convictions for sexually abusing 10 boys and "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos has more from certainty county. >> reporter: former assistant penn state football coach and convicted child sex offender jerry sandusky back inside of a center county courthouse this afternoon, facing a new judge in the late's peel to get a new trial. a quick joke and seven three-year old jerry sandusky escorted inside center county courtroom in front of the new powe relief conviction act hearing. in november the pennsylvania supreme court, appointed judge

. —— lynn sweet.the us have opposed 0bamaca re and have republicans in the us have opposed 0bamacare and have tried to repeal it multiple times. now that the republicans control the house, the senate and the white house, they still could not muster the votes to ta ke still could not muster the votes to take the first steps to repeal former president barack 0bama's signature achievement. it makes this setback even more impact full, because they have the power to do what they want. now, we know that us healthcare is problematic, and the disagreements are almost ideological, about how to fix them. but we also heard donald trump saying today that a 0bamacare is going to "explode". is that going to happen? well, not everywhere and not for everybody. president trump also said, fairly recently, that he just learnt that healthcare in america is complex. it is one of the most complex. it is one of the most complex aspects of our lives in america. however we got there, here we are. the health insurance for most

also expected in a philadelphia courtroom today, monsignor william lynn. lawyers will debate the number of church abuse victims that should testify at lynn's retrial. lynn served nearly three years of a six-year sentence for child endangerment. his conviction was thrown out because of trial errors. prosecutors say the monsignor helped the archdiocese transfer problem priests. >>> today major restoration work will begin at mt. carmel jewish cemetery in philadelphia's wissinoming neighborhood. vandals knocked over more than 100 headstones last month. a donation drive raised more than $200,000 for cleanup and repairs. and the restoration plan will include new fencing and new lighting for better security. meantime, philadelphia police think surveillance video could help them catch the vandals who targeted a mayfair synagogue. >>> philadelphia police say surveillance video shows two teens outside temple menora's knesset kai monday. they found broken windows smashed by a baseball-sized rock. thanks to the video, police are confident that they will catch the teen

lynn sweet, let's talk about health care, shall we? right now if you are the republican house leadership, you have some members of your own party, perhaps many members lining up against it. you have groups like the aarp, american medical association, all kinds of hospital organizations lining up against this bill. is it too early to call this a botched rollout? if not, who botched it sf. >> let's just say it's a bad rollout. the republicans only have 21 votes they can lose. suzanne mentioned there were three votes in the senate. even though the republicans are in control, they didn't do the homework to address some of these concerns beforehand, and that's the problem now. john, if you want to call it botched, i'm not going to argue with you. it certainly could have been better because every question you are hearing now and we may discuss in this segment was 100% anticipated, could have been addressed maybe in a revision in the bill and a pro negotiation rather than have the internal dissent within the governing republican party you're

we did try to get a comment from ty lynn international. so far no response. >>> six family members accused of killing a bay area little league coach will not enter a plea until at least next month. all six were scheduled to appear in court today but the defense said they needed more time to review the evidence. they are accused in the death of frank navarro. he was working security at the tres gringos in san jose. the trouble began when he didn't let one of the defendants in because of a fake id. that led to a fight. navarro was stabbed. his family says they are eager for justice. >> i don't believe that any healing will be done until this case has some closure to it. >> all six defendants are expected back in court next month. >>> a former san bruno firefighter facing serious criminal charges. holly kay nelson is accused of stealing $25,000 from the firefighter association's toy drive. the 53-year-old cloverdale resident is facing two felony counts of grand theft. nelson left the department last fall. she was arrested yesterday. the money

lynn served nearly three years of a child endangerment. his conviction w errors. >>> drivers could face tff cher hill today. the gh covered bridge is -- covered cl. the truck was too tall for the bridge. it hit it, damaged it, then got stuck yesterday. the bridge will be out for two to three weeks while repairs are being made. >>> also today, construction begins on route 70 in cherry hill. the start of the project was delayed by rain yesterday. crews will be upgrading the highway in both directions between chambers avenue and the turnpike overpass. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with one last check of the roads. watch be the blue route, you can hardly see through the fog and the lights of the camera. it's the blue routesohbound jus left-hand left-hand shoulder with one lane squeezing by. blue route now.sh at the pike around checking with the airport, ffic program in effect forendith mas. new jersey transit's river line is suspended between wthe entertainment complex dueo switching problems.clouds, and tracking more

poppy was talking about specifics to david and lynn. on the border adjustment tax, i'm asking you this, do you know for sure whether or not president trump supports a border adjustment tax, yes or no? >> no, i don't think we do know for sure. but last night we heard him come pretty close when he basically outlined the broad strokes of the border adjustment tax that paul ryan and house republicans are pushing by saying that, you know, imported goods into the united states aren't taxed in the same way that exports are. that's the brougad strokes. again, it could also be in line with what the president has talked about in the past, a tariff on imports, which is very different, of course. it's unclear. one thing we do know is the president's top adviser, steve bannon, has been working closely with house republicans on those proposals as well as others of course. but it is something that the president is considering. but we don't know for sure yet whether he supports it. >> and the reason i'm asking, it matters, that's not a little thing, it

kellye lynn shows a d.c. public school initiative that the classroom.ar-old shanir never imagined he would work in a classroom a few months after graduating from high school. >> it played a big part on changing the view on what i want to do. kellye: it's the leading men fellowship program. >> recent male graduate of color work in pre-k 3 or 4 classroom and focus on literacy intervention. kellye: the literacy tutors follow structured curriculum as they help prepare children were kindergarten. before the fellows step in the classroom they must undergo a week of summer training and continue to be coached and monitored as tutors. >> it's 40 hours of training. followed by another 60 hours of training throughout the school year to learn how to work with young children and how to implement the intervention, do assessments >> the fact we have an additional person to provide them with support in the early grades is helpful. kellye: paid tutoring that exposes males to profession in education. >> we hope some will be inspired to be early childhood education teache

thank you, martin and lynn. goodbye. there were some big contrast across the country earlier.ely showers. in between, there was cloud. 7 degrees in the north west. a high of i7 degrees in the north west. a high of 17 in the south—east. the fresh air will win over the next few days and coming behind that cloud bringing showers. snow showers over higher ground in scotland. it will be quite cold. colder than recently. cold eneughfor some icy cold. colder than recently. cold enough for some icy patches cold. colder than recently. cold enoughfor some icy patches in enough for some icy patches in northern scotland along with some snow showers. it is quite further snow showers. it is quite wet in the south and west of scotla nd wet in the south and west of scotland and quite wet to start the day northern ireland. across wales south west, a decent start. variable 3-41? gig a? qiiigi 51511251514; and 3-41? 5551 5 555551 515115515515 and spells of. a bright and cloud and spells of. a bright and breezy style. it will cloud over from the north and west through the morning into the afterno

lynn abraham was his mentor and became his bitter critic. >> self involved and ego centric and thought he was the greatest gift to humanity. all about his ego he couldn't believe he was merely a mortal given a great opportunity. >> for those that helps williams advance politically the disappointment is enormous. >> the sky was the limit for essential williams, everyone in west philly loved him and he called marches and meetings we all came and i came as well. and we were just proud of him and had our first black d.a. >> reporter: jim, congressman bob brady from washington today had this to say. he says that seth's problems were self created and self-inflicted. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> our coverage of the essential williams story continues owe and 6abc.com. you can read the full 50 page indictment against the embattled d.a. and find reaction and updates as the story continues to unfold. two people were injured when two cars ain school bus collided today. chopper 6 hd through over the accident along bethlehem pike in west rock hill township this morning. po

lynn mittal says her home on parkmeadow drive was recently burglarized.lynn mittal/neighor- "ours happened to be in broad daylight during the day." and, just tuesday night... lynn's neighbor ellen... says a friend down the street was robbed of her gold necklace.ellen a./neighbor- "she's shooken up. she's shooken up." fremont police say two women walking along parkmeadow just before 8- 30 that night... were spooked by a man who popped out of some bushes and posed a question. when the women walked away, the man followed, said he had a gun and tried to grab one of the victims necklace. eventually, one of the women just volunteered her jewelry. the man took it then, ran off.bridge last year, the fremont police department says it investigated at least 25 chain snatch robbery cases. this appears to be the first of 20-17.lynn mittal/neighor- "a lot of south asians do, do wear their jewelry, its part of their tradition." the fremont police department confirms the victim's in this case are south asian... ellen says, they're both indian. and, dating back to last ye

in brock lynn we are seeing the creative dynamism had disappeared from borough from the 1930s. some moved into the spaces built by earlier generations of entrepreneur. green point, pencil's factually, for instance, has been transform into the headquarters of kick starter. in brooklyn's navy yard where cap at thes and welders built battleships, makers or watching high-tech manufacturing ventures. look at, again-at that waterfront i messenger evidence earlier. along -- mentioned earlier, along the east river and new york harbor from green point in the north to sunset bark in the southwest. this is brooklyn's so-called creative crescent where abandoned and underused warehouses are crammed with offices for 3-d prisoner companies, biotech and digital design companies with fantastic views of manhattan and the harbor. many of these young business people are what i call artist entrepreneurs. they're artists of all kinds who with the help of computers found a way to pursue they -- why making a decent living. businesses designing, making and selling clothe ricer, jewelry, soaps and stati

i think some of the people that have this federal lynn sured flood insurance are happy it is mo awayso the argument that says why are we subsidizing insurance the he high rate in areas of the private market. what are you craze zi right. part of me said any surcharge is good because you need to charge more. >> well, i just doubt the idea that they would be able to dedicate funds in that way. so many issues going on. they decide the wails going to go up and coast certain amount and going to be, you know, that money is going to come from somewhere anyway. i like the idea they are talking about, user fees, though. he don't know that that is the most important thing you have to do first, but to me, that makes some sense. >> i would argue that, the wall. i think people who voted for them would support this. but also, it is a proposal. there is talk about the border tax. talk about the gang members that are here and outside. charging them for that also wait for them toll pay for the wall so there are other options here. think that as long as those people will be happy. bill: diana, chill va

. >>> williams predecessor and one time mentor lynn abraham tells "eyewitness news" that the d.a. should resign for the good of the office. >> from the almost the moment seth williams took office as district attorney of philadelphia he began a pattern and practice oven gauge nothing conduct which the fbi and other agencies determined to be criminal. i understand and know very well he has a presumption of innocence and that is all well and good accusations are very, very, very critical. >> lynn abraham was philadelphia district attorney from 1991 to 2010. stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the corruption charges against district attorney seth williams. we will track all of the developments for you here on tv and also on our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> new at 6:00 a locker room lawsuit, high school student is suing a pennsylvania school district, saying that his privacy rights were violated, by sharing locker room with a transgender student. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves has the story. >> reporter: civil rights lawyers in philadelphia have just fil

kellye: in falls church, kellye lynn, abc7 news. larry: tonight, a college student trip home for spring break ends tragically as a rap video is being made. school meeting takes on a new urgency after a high school rape. and the white house has weighed in. and now the long-awaited purple line that could mean the project reached the end of announcer: announcer: on your side. larry: home for college for spring break watching a rap video when shots rang out. now a woman is dead, a person is hurt and the person two fired the gun is on the loose. q mccray has the latest with the latest on the investigation. q: as you know, i have been here for a few hours now. i have an opportunity to talk to a number of the eyewitnesses off-camera that told me the shooting happened in the parking lot. we had an opportunity to talk with the friends and the family. ayala mcallister, 19-year-old with tons of promise. that is how her family describes her. she is no longer with them. >> just talking yesterday, i was supposed to be with her. i just love her. q

i'm kellye lynn in mclean. i will ♪ jonathan: there is a student in mclean with a real passion for reporting news. and now is making headlines. alison: that is right. kellye lynn tells us why the sophomore at mclean high school has been selected as virginia's student journalist of the year. >> figure out where to put the credits, too. kellye: as editor in chief, 18-year-old melanie pincus helms oversee the -- helps oversee the news magazine, "the high lander." >> she wants it to be great but she works with the individual person to m kellye: she leads the staff and continues to write. her proudest accomplishment is one of the recent articles entitled "beyond gender." >> we interviewed two students at mclean and i was honored to be entrusted with personal details of their life. kellye: her writing has captured the attention of the teachers and the advisers and they named her the virginia student journalist of the year. an award the carries the prize of $1,000. >> it is an incredible honor, especially knowing some

joining me now robert jones ceo and founder of public religion research understand duty and lynne sweet, washington bureau chief for the "chicago sun times," in your view, what do you want to learn from tomorrow's hearing? >> i want to learn facts, not pontificating, were there any requests to the fisa court, the intelligence court, there should be a paper trail, if there was actually any spying by the white house which everyone says there was not, or even if it was a tributary or subsidiary of this inquiry. i want to see paper trails, places and times and time stamps, i don't want opinions and i don't want speeches which is why i hope the democratic and the republican members ask good, sha sharp questions on what will be the main areas of inquiry. whether or not it's election collusion, wiretaps or is there more to learn about nsa director michael flynn. >> the questions are important, but the answers are really what we're curious to learn. robert, i know you spent your studying, white working class base, trump's voters, what if director comey says no wiretapping evidence? >> i've been

about this joining me now, sarah westwood, the white house correspondent for the washington examiner, lynnom fuentes. good to see you. says the proof of wiretapping mb provided. that got the wall rolling, is this kind of passing the buck as long as president trump is able to evade giving up the evidence? where did this come from? >> one that he is not -- enough to the facts. at a time when his administration was finally getting into a position where they could put this behind them. mike flynn had been dismissed so his ties no longer posed a serious liability. we had jeff sessions, the attorney general recused himself from potential campaign related investigations, that eliminate and be a conflict of interest and we have james clapper, formform er tor of national toup january 20th, with russians, but trump is guaranteeing now this russian controversy will see these congressional hearingings and his own making. >> so, is it your belief that the white house keeping this alive by not giving up the goods, there by continues to erode this is a question with an answer. there is a paper trail. tha

. >> reporter: jim we spoke to several people one of them being his former boss and da lynn abraham andsecret at rocky but worked closely together for ten years and she and the rest of the legal community are charges. >> shocks you right out of your socks. >> reporter: seth williams lynn abraham is trying to make sense of the indictment claims instead of fighting crimeliams was committing crimes with cash and vacations and even stealing a relative's pension in social security payments. >> did he show you kidding he would not last five minutes in my office if he did that. >> reporter: knows the da office well and holding it 18 years ten of which as williams boss. >> da chief law enforcement officer of the city who himself as ate preventer to commit crimes from the time he took office very shocking. >> reporter: legal community are calling for the 50-year-old to resign. >> people need confidence in the justice system in the court system and lawyers and the way that the thisconfidence willcontinue, will even ee steps down. >> he took my moneypersonally. >> that trust already lost on taxpay

. >>> today monsignor william lynne head to court in philadelphia. prosecutors ask a judge to retry him. lynn served nearly three years in prison before he was released last august after the state tos convicti conviction. >> new arrest of a man accused of making bomb threats against jewish community centers. israeli police say the 19-year-old used neighbors wifi to disguise himself. authorities muoved in for arres. tried unsuccessfully to grab an officer's gun. not naming the suspect. he's a dual citizen of israel and u.s. three jewish community centers in our area were evacuated after receiving threats last month. they were among more than one dozen other centers threatened across the country. >>> million dollars to beef up security now available in nine counties for nonprofit and religious institutions like those jewish community centers. counties include mercer, burlington, camden, gloucester, cumberland, cape may. >>> investigators now say a new jersey doctor was not under the influence when he caused a deadly crash last year that killed a state

thanks, lynn, you have a nice day, as well. wasn't that sweet? very nice, yes. and hopefully everyone will have a nice day despite the conditions that we are going to be encountering, as we saw, at our live look in the poconos. visibilities, at zero. visibility telling us the story of the snowfall inch ten at this, looking good in allentown, starting to see the flakes start interesting as well. intensity of the snowfall little deceiving. some evaporating before it hits the surface, as the atmosphere continues to moist ten we will see the snow coming down heavier in nature around allentown, reading returns every wintery mix, has now shifted over to a return of all snowfall. also, some light rainfall might be breaking out across parts of wilmington, delaware, but again, we will see the transition to all snow as we head into the next several hours. storm scan3, quite busy off to the west. all of the moisture will be moving into our neck of the woods today. what to expect? starting offer potentially as wintery mix, briefly, then change to go all snow throughout the

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