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mange it dangerous for drivers. philadelphia public schools open on time. pa roek yoel schools have a two hour delay. more than 400 schools opening late or closed. you can see those scrolling at the bottom of your screen throughout the morning. team coverage of the storm's impact. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington give you an update on the roads. begin with first alert meteorologist bill henley who had a green screen now. back have center city behind him. >>> we've got two problems. wind and ice. the temperatures are in the teens and 20s this morning. the wind is strong this morning. going to be stronger this amp. let me give you a full view of center city. that's philadelphia, the view from the adventure aquarium. the wind is blowing. notice nothing is falling from the sky. that could change this afternoon. the wind will be blowing in scattered snow showers later today. 23-mile-an-hour winds in philadelphia. 25 in wilmington. 23 in trenton and a bit stronger at the shore. not as strong as an hour ago at 32-mile-an-hour wind gurss for the shore

manging sure you have everything you need before you get out the door. good morning, nbc 10 today. >> i'm vai sikahema. warm days winter is rearing its head again today. tracking the snow for the philadelphia region and beyond meteorologist krystal klei leads team coverage with where it's already snowing and what's on the way for the morning commute. >>> went out and wasn't wearing a winter coat. today as you head to work, school, grab the winter coat. areas like cape may new jersey. dry and dark. getting ready for sunrise. as the sun comes up, temperatures start dropping out there. cold air and snow heading our way. right now to northern parts of viewing zone. snows in mount poconos for a couple of hours. passed through a couple of areas. pretty light snow. temperatures on the cusp of the line for snow to hit the ground. most is going to melt. we're still warm yesterday. some in the 60s. what we're seeing here is starting to clip into the suburbs as well. with a mix of rain and snow trying to pull into chester county. actually seen ground reports of rai

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in most eras and times federal courts try to be aware of and in10ingal about the decision mang and ase have seen when they a not. it set is -- sets up the problem. it is not the best approach for them. >> lou: these district court judges who are left wing activist judges have gone rogue and telling the american people to go to hell and telling the president of the united states to go to hell despite he has the authority of the constitution and 212 f of the u.s. code to do precisely what they are preventing. josh, the last word? >> judges don't exist in vacums, they have the power of the sword or the power of the purse. the validity of their judgments depend on their legitimacy. and when the courts betray the lit jitimacy, they are less reliable as a institution. there is a cost when the judges go out and treat trump differently than they would any other president because of who donald trump is. >> lou: we'll be right back. much more straight ahead. don't miss any of it. stay with us. the trump administration unveiled the america first budget. >> you have america first candidate and ame

now the school's superintendent says the district has to mange tough decisions affecting programs, classnd personnel. >>> 6:37. this system has been rolling out from the west and midwest before it's getting here. >> i heard bill mention earlier the timing is speeding up. fill us in. >> right now looking at a lot of clouds and fog through. that is even foggier than just a few minutes ago. view from the lafayette hotel. cape may. foggy start and windy start. we will see showers and thunderstorms this morning. still on track for severe storm threat this afternoon and may start early this mpb. in solt fogs. dense fog quarter mile availability. we're seeing fog just light fog in philadelphia. wilmington, millville hasedness fog this morning. quarter mile visibility. look at the temperatures. upper 50s right now for center city. 59 in tarsdale. bustleton. fox chase and park wood. 57 degrees in andorra chestnut hill. on track for record breaking temperatures this morning. tieing into philadelphia breaking it in allentown. breaking the record in trenton. breaking the record in wilmington. riding

thousands are mang eir "a day withoua wom" protestsgoit >>> right now at 11:00, thousands of people are making their voices heard. a day without a woman protests going on in the bay area and across the country. and they are under way here right now. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm sam brock. today's protest inspired by the women's march in january, which featured enormous amounts of people, coming out on every continent. today, marchers are out in san francisco. we find pete there. we know the rally is scheduled for 11:00. i see those people behind you. have you spoken to the women marching? what's their message? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, sam. that group kind of moving from across the street here to the steps of city hall. you can see that group congregating here. there are some speakers on the stage as well. this is the first of two events taking place in san francisco as it relates to international women's day. the gathering that you're looking at right now is a part of an international women's strike known as the day without a woman strike. the purp

do they run the risk of taking thisoo and losing their credibility on this issue and mang it seem like all they want to do is push back at donald trump, resist, resist, resist, at any cost? >> no, because i think that there's enough facts that we know at this point. chris matthews made a really good point last night where he talked about the borders of a puzzle. we know enough to get us to the point where we need more of an investigation, a thorough investigation into what happened. the intelligence agencies have confirmed, russia hacked into private e-mails with the intention of helping donald trump. now we know that basically everybody except barron trump has met with the russian ambassador. >> we don't know that everybody -- >> you know, i'm being a little flip there. we're finding out many of the people around donald trump met with the russian ambassador at different points before the election and leading up into his inauguration. so, certainly they have not been forthcoming with the fact those meetings even happened. they lied and lied and lied until it was revealed in the press.

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now fund managers are individuals or companies that mange money on behalf of others.e. the companies said the deal was subject to a number of conditions, including shareholder approval. it says the combined group will be named to incorporate the names of both standard life and aberdeen. joining me now is laith khalaf, senior analyst, from hargreaves la nsdown why is this significant? these companies manage a lot of people's money is either in their pensions or that i sets. it is basically saying that i sets. it is basically saying that lot of asset managers think that lot of asset managers think that bigger is better, probably the couple of reasons, one is that there was a lot of cost pressure on bond prices to come down, because a lot of passive index tracking vehicles have come out and have proved popular with investments. active managers are under pressure to cut their fees. there is managers are under pressure to cut theirfees. there is also increasing pressure. . . theirfees. there is also increasing pressure... if you look at what aberdeen and standard life are

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now, fund managers are individuals or companies that mange money on behalf of others. a number of conditions, including shareholder approval. our scotland business editor douglas fraser is at douglas fraser was at the standard life headquarters earlier today. this morning, confirmation of the proposed deal which is being put to shareholders of stabbing a and standard life. standard life has been based here in edinburgh for nearly 200 years. it sells pensions and other investment products, but the important thing is what it does with its investment funds. the investment arm of it, based over there, controls about £360 billion of its clients‘ funds. aberdeen asset management is a younger company, age 34, steered byjust one man in all of that time. it has about £300 billion under management. they want to get together, to create scale and to be able to compete against global players elsewhere, including those from the united states. but they also want to cut costs in order to compete with the growing element of so—called passive investment, those who don‘t have the researc

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some of the pieces of regulatory tools and architecture trickled down impacting community baines mangingittle bit. talked about fixing some of those things through legislation versus regulation. we also, neil, had a good conversation about upcoming appointments president trump will make, specifically the financial regulators. we had a great exchange with the president about the need to have people with real-world experience in a number of those positions. so we had, we had a great visit. one of the threshold questions that he asked, neil, the president asked the group of bankers was, how are you doing? and the answer kind of to sum the answer up was, we're doing well but we could be doing better and here's why. so we had a great exchange of views about the particular plight of community banks here in the united states, which as you know, are the overwhelming majority of our 6,000 banks. you have really 5000 -- neil: your colleagues, bob, maybe yourself, offer him any advice in there? he had many such meetings, as many in his first six weeks in office as barack obama had the entire eight

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