the went to fort monroe. the colonel demand their repair, butler refused on the ground that colonel mali used the men to bill fork fission -- a fortification, and sew rules of war confirmed that to confiscate the three slaves as contraband property. in a stroke, butler used slaveholders own ininsisted -- and ilustrate holiday arca creto possibilities unavailable in peacetime.bilities u the phenomenon of the civil war condra -- contraband camp was born. whenever the army win, men, up and children braced unimagine ayable risks to get there. dogs, union pickets who might shoot at the very sound of an unexpected foot step. deeing the marseest -- masterstd swore he would stone them and sell their children. still they aided eat union army when and were they were able to ban the long downwhere from slavery to freedom. part one of the book tells the stories of the journey from freedom literally in stories 0, people who made the journey from camps kneest kneest and -- you t think of landscape pate i painting to and te

monroe county still a freezing rain advisory until 10:00 o'clock so watch out for slick spots out there the on the roads in that part region. as far as was to expect, patchy rain, drizzle steady downpours embedded as rain moves through. low visibility, areas of fog coming up quickly. take it easy tonight. temperatures in the 40's. we don't to have worry about the ice but very slow travel, rain in your windshield, pond ing on the roads as well and then again that will slow you down tonight. we will time out when rain exits the area but few more chances have rain in the seven day forecast but also, a pretty noticeable warm up for january, i will break that down coming up, jessica. >> kate, thanks. >>> three days until inauguration day and we are learning local police departments will be helping to protect those attending. the members of the somers point and ocean city police department are making sure washington d.c. tomorrow. they will help the metro police with crowd control during the inauguration events the officers have experienced handling big summer crowd. >> this is our first time

it leaves it is allowing it to bring in residual showers and still threat of the treeing rain in monroenty specifically. rest of us too warm. see that in the temperatures in a second that freezing rain advisory going now until 7:00 so just about an hour left on this but the temperatures continue to climb looking at localized storm scan snapshot here with our tri-state sweep, there is not a lot of weather to track, guys but we will have a va from the vehicles around the last couple of hours, rolling through, rain across our region. while we are winding down essentially, yeah, it is residual impact aftermath that we find in the wake of the system that leads to trouble spots. forty-four is your magic number there millville to ac back to dover, little bit colder into those suburbs as is typical but just cold enough in monroe county you have to watch for possibility that wet weather could have frozen on contact especially untreated. next couple of

i said monroe county. monroe county is 91% republican. i said, that's my grandfather. he said that you're a republican. he said if you are state ffa president, you may be here in washington someday. and i said i want to do better than that. i want to be commissioner of agriculture and kentucky. he laughed about that. at the time, that was a bigger deal than being in washington. now i realize it's not. that's a pretty interesting picture, and who would have thought in 1990 right out of high school that i would be serving with senator mcconnell. and he was very active in my campaign and a big supporter in the primary and in the general. host: what about your family, young children? congressman comer: i have three young children, a 12-year-old girl, nine-year-old boy and five-year-old girl. and my wife and i have been married 13 years. host: will they be joining you in washington? congressman comer: they will. they are in route now as we speak. this weekend is a freshman retreat. so all the freshman were invited to go to a retreat where we can have more of an orientation,

there is still, a freezing rain advisory in monroe county specifically. the rest of us are in the clear there that but still again damp albeit mild in the 40's already in palmyra, mount holly and here in philadelphia as well. the kid are going up waiting out at the school bus, what they will want to have is still a coat the because we are technically above average but this is coldest time of the year. fifty-three for ride home is well above the normal and certainly milder then average. again, don't expect so much sunshine we will start to see things clear out, meisha. >> thanks so much, katie. good morning, happy hump day, clearly you know already that something is going on mr. i tell you but it is an accident that happened last night around 10:30 in west conshohocken. we have clue is still cleaning up fuel spill. heads up because route 23 is closed between sweetland road and bullock street. use an alternate. matsonford road is your best bet, would i say stay away if you can, i'll let you know when that clears but that is getting in that area right now fo

james monroe and james madison were. but presidents who attended st. john's did not have to be adherents to the episcopalian faith. they could be anything. john quincy adams was one of the most noted religious presidents. of all the presidents, he probably attended church services more than anybody. he was essentially a unitarian for most of his life, but he would attend afternoon services at st. john's when he was president and afterwards. presidents came to attend this church, because, yes, it was it was just a small trip across convenient. it was just a small trip across -- yes, it was convenient. it was just a small trip across the square to the church. you can see even here from the gallery looking down, this was part of the expansion of the church from latrobe's original building. it's very intimate. if you look above the chandelier into the coopala, you can see stained glass windows there. they were put in in 1895 in memory of peter hagner, one of the original founders of this church, by his family. it's kind of hard to see those from the ground

this area we are concerned about for treeing rain, berks county, lehigh, northampton, carbon, monroe where it could get slippery and as we see rain moving in we will see pink mixed in with the the green, that is an indication on ultimate doppler that there could be freezing rain involved. we have this latest batch of rain moving through new jersey right now, if you see a to light showers around kent county, in delaware but as we widen the picture there is plenty more on the way. once we get a break i don't think we're finished with rain , much more to come. 39 degrees in philadelphia, well above freezing but it is chillier to the north of us plus ground is very cold from a cold weekend so keep that in mind as well, your fox cast for today is for a high of 44, on and off rain, all day long, fog rolls in overnight with a low of 42, and then we will get milder temperatures. we will talk about that in the seven day forecast, good morning, bob kelly. >> good morning, 6:02 exactly on a tuesday morning, you're right, it will be wet, yuckc. we will start off in delaware route 141 at route 48

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>> at 15, monroe's involvement in gang violence changed his life forever. >> they say you have a gun, you're going to use it, and it did happen. we was just with a girl having fun, talking. i seen somebody walking by. we had a confrontation and i asked him some questions about his gang affiliation, if he had problems with my gang or my street, or the red, period, the color red, and he said yes, and me trying to prove myself to my peers like, yeah, okay, i'll show you that i'm down, and i reacted. and i shot him six times. and i ended up murdering him for basically a color. >> i never planned to commit a robbery. he never planned for his future to be doing a murder. he never planned for his life to be committing attempted murder. it all came about by the behavior and the lifestyle we chose. say you do a robbery. what do you think going to happen? >> if you get caught, then you're going to juvie. >> what about your mom? what you think going to happen to her? >> she gonna be sad and cry. >> and hurt. >> and hurt. yeah. >> and you shaking your head so you know that can happen to your moth

every rain, or even little sleet or snow, especially as we heard further north, and into carbon and monroe county. we do still have winter weather advisory posted. by the way coastal flooding still a concern, which we will get to. future weather shows this pretty well. large system, thankfully starting to deteriorate over our area, the bulk of the probably north, still see the wrap around moisture from this. even through new jersey it could still be 5:00 and still seeing showers out there. while the rest of russ gradually going to be clearing out through the overnight. thankfully the worse of the winds is also going to be easing up. so tomorrow, looks like real nice bright spot of this forecast, but literally figure tiff at thisly by thursday start to see another frontal passage here. few sprinkles as a result of that. but nothing major. today is the worse of the worries as this storm pulls awayment checking coastal flood warning, in effect until 11:00 a.m. again, the bay areas, the immediate ocean, this will be an issue for everyone down that way, for the next high tide, comes over the ne

the refuge at fort monroe was neither helpful nor permanent. from the absence can sustain life for long. so too was the case with civil war contraband camps, the first one took route in the u.s. army installation called fort monroet first of many contraband camps where they spread where ever the union army went throughout the occupied south. the specific place where is emancipation began. in contraband camps black men, women and children sought refuge from the army, sorry, they sought refuge from slavery. they found it in basic sense of escaping their owner's grasp but the environment they encountered there made for troubled refuge. when the common wealth of virginia left the union in 1861 port monroe remained in the hands of army. making themselves it is business of one general benjamin butler, officer in command at fort monroe. there's more to the story of butler and contraband decision and lives of three men that meets the eye and we will look at both later in chapter three if you're counting. the brief outline goes like this. shepherd, fran

here's our freezing rain advisory still from monroe county pocono pines, brodheadsville.our rain chances over the next seven days scattered showers tonight. our next chance comes friday evening. friday starts dry. the afternoon and evening featuring light rain or showers. doesn't look like much. then periods of rain sunday night into monday. but here's the overall trend all the cold is locked up way off to the north. jet stream is well to the north and we've got this mild stretch and it's not just a day or two of above average temperatures, every day through next week averaging about 10 degrees above normal. overnight patchy rain and drizzle watch for that fog, 41 is your low. for your wednesday morning shower then mostly cloudy, the high 53. thursday 54, average high is about 40. well above normal thursday and friday starts off beautiful but if you have plans after work friday night, grab the umbrella. it's any other going to look like it friday morning but rain comes in around dinnertime. the week generally dry, low 50's not a ton of sunshine but we'll take it. at least

here's our freezing rain advisory still from monroe county pocono pines, brodheadsville.our rain chances over the next seven days scattered showers tonight. our next chance comes friday evening. friday starts dry. the afternoon and evening featuring light rain or showers. doesn't look like much. then periods of rain sunday night into monday. but here's the overall trend all the cold is locked up way off to the north. jet stream is well to the north and we've got this mild stretch and it's not just a day or two of above average temperatures, every day through next week averaging about 10 degrees above normal. overnight patchy rain and drizzle watch for that fog, 41 is your low. for your wednesday morning shower then mostly cloudy, the high 53. thursday 54, average high is about 40. well above normal thursday and friday starts off beautiful but if you have plans after work friday night, grab the umbrella. it's any other going to look like it friday morning but rain comes in around dinnertime. the week generally dry, low 50's not a ton of sunshine but we'll take it. at least

still have a treeing rain advisory that has continued to get extended this one lasting until 7:00 for monroe county, only county involve, rest of us, it ties warm but with that said eel go up to the poconos we will run into slick travel and temperatures tell story why. thirty-three after all in mount poke though but mid 40's as you go into southern new jersey, atlantic city and here this philadelphia so with the rain, for the most part still overtop of this section of our area, you know, that is where we will find the rain but it is not cold enough to pro tuesday freezing. that is helpful. with that said this continues to retreat. so what we will end up with is generally cloudy skies, definitely a mild day for, again, standard of this day of the year. we would normally be at around 40 or so. fifty-three isn't bad but, don't expect to see a heck of a lot of sunshine today. not yet anyway. back over to you, meisha. >>> we will turn our attention to this accident and like we were just talking bain katie pointed out rain is in this part. this is west conshohocken this accident actually happened

, had been living in since 1963. >> my husband monroe passed us -- september 12, 2014. a mere 10 days later, despite what we had been told by financial freedom contacted me and told me that i needed to pay off the loan immediately. this was news to me. i was in no financial position to do so. since then, financial freedom has been trying to foreclose on me. i think this is an injustice in that an elderly woman was deceived and now financial freedom is trying to take my home. i hear that steve mnuchin was the leader of the bank that is doing this to me and other seniors. i do not think a man like that should be the treasury secretary and in charge of our economy. amy: speaking about her fight to save her home from foreclosure by a subsidiary of onewest, stephen mnuchin's bank. hearing,today's mnuchin submitted a revised questionnaire which reveals he is the director of investment capital international limited, incorporated in the tax haven that came in islands. he admitted he is management post and seven other funds which he claims s he inadvertently failed to include on

k >> james monroe. >> no.my time. >> william tilden. >> no. >> calvin coolidge, president or not? >> yes. >> he's a genius. >> henry adams. >> ooh, you are mixing names together. no. no. >> james garfield, was he theth president of the united states? >> yes. >> tell me about james garfield. >> he was president of thete united states. >> yes. ♪ >> do you know who i am? >> no. [laughter] >> do you know who i am? >> um, i don't member your name. >> i am watters and this is my world. >> that boy is good. >> good and terrible. >> bill: watters, did the last guy hit his head before he talked to you? the presidential quiz, evente though you gave the names. >> they still didn't get it right. the best part wasn't even on camera, i asked an old guy, can i ask you a few questions, he said, "i am high on cocaine." >> bill: at least he was honest about it. when you hear these names, monroe was a president, no. do you ever follow-up off-camera and go, why don't you know that? >> no, i don't want to embarrass these people.ff

when you hear these names, monroe was a president, no.offa and go, why don't you know that? >> no, i don't want to embarrass these people. i'm trying to establish rapport. >> bill: you are not judgmental. >> i made them feel nice like they got it right. >> bill: you are not judgmental about them knowing nothing. [laughter] >> just now i am. >> bill: okay. it's america. man of the people, jesse watters, everyone. "the factor," "tip of the day," a woman flown off an airliner for yelling about politics. >> that man doesn't believe in climate change. >> bill: out of here. "the tip" moments away. it is your wand of business wizardry. abracadabra. you've just gone from invisible to invincible. step two: before your meeting, choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly so you can prepare to win at business. book now at lq.com >> bill: back to "tip of the day." talking politics on an airplane can get you thrown off. what difference does it make in anyone's life? the press, because they want to co

. >> remarkably this training is part of monroe technology centers career and technical program.paring students for a lifetime of public service. >> i love every minute of it. >> the students range from 16-years old to 18. they train here in addition to attending classes at their local high school. >> i know it's hurting a lot to do this but does anything make it better or worse besides this. >> it's followed by an emergency medical response. in this case thede patient who burned his hand. >> the speed, the helping people, the adrenaline rush you get. >> until she tried this program she didn't know what she wanted for a career. now she plans to become an er fluors. >> i thrive under pressure and this is a pressure filled job. to me this is the best job in the world. >> meet their instructors and role models from the department and it's clear it starts with them. >> for me to take my passion and skill and pass it on as to someone as young as these guys are and make them understand the importance of serving their community that's the ultimate goal. >> so to be a part of this progra

you can't recreate the country or the civil war, do you aspire to be james monroe? i don't know, but you can aspire not to be james buchanan. >> what number of president was james buchanan? >> in order he was the 15th. >> and before we go any further where were you born? >> philly. and he was from land caster about 16 miles away. >> when was the last time you went to his grave or home? >> i did a story on what you can do in lancaster if you went there for the weekend, it's also part of the amish country and i took my daughter who was in high school, not that long ago, she's a senior in college now, about five years ago. >> you give a lot of credit to patrick clark, and there's a quote about what he said about james buchanan. >> he's the guy who runs wheatland, buchanan's home when he was middle aged and lived the rest of his life. if you go to wheatland if you like historic homes with historic furniture it's very helpful. he knew i was not writing the most favorable biography of buchanan, and what's funny is he sort of acknowledges that buchanan is not the best pres

detective steve peglow of the monroe county sheriff's office. >> he said that charlie was upset abouts, had come home to talk to people, was working out some things and he'd be okay. >> it was now late thursday night, almost the weekend. charlie didn't go back to school friday morning. and come monday, he wasn't at practice. >> wasn't really much i could do any way other than text him, and he didn't respond. >> and then it was monday night. something awful. >> 911. what is the nature of your emergency? >> yes, i -- >> the caller so distraught confused the dispatcher. >> ma'am, i can't understand anything you're saying. does anyone need an ambulance? >> it was jean tan, charlie's mother. >> did you say you heard a shot? >> yes. >> does someone in the house have a gun? >> now the garbled story is coming into focus. shots fired, the husband, the man of the house is shot dead. >> who's already dead? >> my husband. >> your who? >> my husband. >> are you in a safe spot? >> yes, i am. >> we need you to wait outside of the house for the police officer's safety. >> detective peglow was soon on

is allowing it to bring in residual showers and still threat of the treeing rain in monroe county specifically. rest of us too warm. see that in the temperatures in a second that freezing rain advisory going now until 7:00 so just about an hour left on this but the temperatures continue to climb looking at localized storm scan snapshot here with our tri-state sweep, there is not a lot of weather to track, guys but we will have a va from the vehicles around the last couple of hours, rolling through, rain across our region. while we are winding down essentially, yeah, it is residual impact aftermath that we find in the wake of the system that leads to trouble spots. forty-four is your magic number there millville to ac back to dover, little bit colder into those suburbs as is typical but just cold enough in monroe county you have to watch for possibility that wet weather could have frozen on contact especially untreated. next couple of hours, more cloud then anything here but we should see that sun try to break through before it is all said and done. 53 degrees is our high. well above average. t

rain advisory for lancaster, chester, montgomery bucks, berks, northampton lehigh county carbon and monroe. these are the places in new jersey where travel could be tricky. lots of moisture coming from the southwest but to the north of us, it looks like some of it is frozen. where we see that pink color there it is an indication of the oz built of treeing rain. it looks like berks county has been getting it the worst as well as allentown area, northern, montgomery and bucks , and lots of places around. so you just have to take it slowly this morning. it may look wet the but could be icy where you are, so just don't barrel down highway try out conditions and see is what going on. thirty-seven in philadelphia we are only seeing rain here. it is rain to the south where we are in the the 40's. very messy morning even though it is not frozen, it is 37 degrees. it feels like 33. that is wind chill. sun rise at 7:23. it looks like we will if the in the mid 40's by even of the the day but on and off, on and off, all day long, bob kelly, rain, rain, rain. >> yes. >> 6:03. happy new year, monday bac

carbon, monroe, lehigh, northampton and berks county.nks where ground is still cold enough and air might be cold enough too and when rain rolls in it could be freezing rain. so with these temperatures at or slightly below freezing, light glaze of ice is possible , slick spots in these area. just be careful object untreated roads. notice this morning roads i was traveling were brined and that is the case but not all of them, of course. you have to be careful walking on a day like today too. here comes all of the precipitation moving in from that messy system to the west. we will not get brunt of that but we will get the rain on and off throughout the day and it is only rain in dover, delaware, sea isle city in new jersey, millville in new jersey as well. when we look to the north area included in the advisory nothing much is happening at least not the just yet but you saw there is more rain on the way. you will see possibility of freezing rain up in berks county by five or 6:00 o'clock in the morning. so just be aware of the conditions wa

could be tree ing rain and this is where our concern is, berks county, lehigh, northampton, carbon, monroethis is where it could be a little slippery and sliding, where temperatures are at or slightly below freezing. ground's really cold as well from the weekend light glaze of ice and slick spots is what you could encounter. just be careful on untreated surfaces. major road have been briined and there is plenty of it on the way but for most, this will end up being a chilly, rainy day. you can see most of the rain concentrated in southern new jersey and delaware right the now. we're escaping it in philadelphia so far and some of the places, new jersey shore, cape may, atlantic counties and cumberland county as well and we're seeing that spotty precipitation up toward lehigh valley, moved into berks county and there is enough pink in here that the concern, continues for slick spots in those area. future cast shows that will continue throughout the morning and we will get a few breaks in the action but on and all off, all day licensing as we see this rain moving through. it looks like a probl

work on the silver line is about to begin on sunrise valley drive near the herndon monroe park and ridea new entrance will be built to the existing garage. westbound lanes will be widened. work is underway on a second parking garage. the new work will bring lane and sidewalk closures during the next two years. >>> the national parks service is looking to update its smoking policy to include a ban on electronic cigarettes. the current policy allows smoking in certain areas of national parks, but superintendents can choose to ban smoking in enclosed facilities like restaurants and visitors centers. the proposed provision would allow them to ban ecigarettes, as well. the park service is accepting public comments on the issue through march 7th. >>> next on "news4 this week," a change in the political tide. meet the woman behind these iconic pins. >>> a big win for more than 1,000 d.c. residents who paid outrageous interest rates on their home loans. i checked, everything's there... wait a minute... hey... hold on, i can explain. you better have a good answer... switch to geico and you could

photographer and video journalist monroe chemo said good-bye after 42 years at "action news."f course we tell stories with pictures and this being television and all and nobody has taken pictures better than kimmo and nobody brought better passion to his work or commitment to excellence. many of us will miss his daily companion ship and humor most of all. thank you kimmo for all you have done. and droppin for over four decades. abc wight with david muir is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams and adam joseph and please join us for "action news" here at 11:00 on channel 6. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us at 11:00. >>> tonight, the showdown. president obama on capitol hill. the vice president-elect mike pence there at the same time. the president now trying to save obamacare. the vice president-elect saying it will be repealed. and we ask what then for the 20 million now insured because of it. >>> today is the day president-elect trump would reveal what he knows don't about the hacking during the election. instead

want to show you some video from our viewer, christopher monroe. take a look drive cross the bay bridge. there you go. driving right across there, and saw the flash of lightning and the downpour. people in contra costa county also reported some lightning about 11:45 last night. >> i heard it, too. >> down ten embarcadero is open again -- semi is open again -- san anselmo is open again. business owners agonized over what might happen to their stores because of the rising creek. the creek crested at over 13.5 feet. >> more than 10,000 people have no power right now because of the storm. we want to show you the current pg&e outage map. the biggest problems are up in the north bay. more than 1400 customers have no power. more than 600 custom next napa are without power. there's the map. take a look. service also out to 800 customers in oakland, and another 700 in san jose. it's likely to be a better day at the local airports now that the storm has mostly passed. we having a break. we just checked. all flights are scheduled to be be on type at the three

area pleasant valley middleton high school where the kids are likely back to school today and up in monroenty and you'll potentially find a little icin icing. and that's because you just enough cold air at the immediate surface it freezes on contact untreated roads specifically. broadheadsville there you go. berks, lehigh, northampton county off and across northwestern new jersey and points north and west go to 10 this morning. we're not talking about much. look at future ice amounts maybe one hundredth of inch of ice it doesn't amount to much all it takes it fine glaze. thin, thin glaze to create major headaches. back to philly it's just rain. i don't think we are to worry about icing locally we're talking only upwards quarter inch over the course of entire today. it's a nuisance rain for sure. wind light. temperatures mid 40s. that is still above average by 5 degrees and rain with us off and on in fashion most of the day once it gets underway anywhere and then from that point on we keep it mild. remember, meisha, normal highs 40. you do that. you're 10 above average every single day. >>

greg monroe and the sixers now trailing by three, after a couple of noel free throws, here's nerlensh the jump shot. i don't think we knew he had that on a consistent basis, but sixers 114-109. ten out of 13. >>> madison square gander is known as the world's famous arena, the flyers know it as a house of horrors. trying to win a regular season game there just the second time in their last 13 trips. highlight. picking up in the third period, power tripping, wayne simmons, 1-0, fly guys, jake vorachek coming up huge on the flyers. hold on for 2-0 win, five-game lose streak to the rangers, temple owls hosting 15 and five. markell crawford. 15 points for the tigers, temple trailing by three. later in the first, alani moore grabs quentin, more for moore. temple shooting 50% from the floor. austin junior had 22 and the owls winning by 11. lasalle hosting penn. the quakers led for most of the game. aj career high 35 points. bj johnson from lasalle had 15. did you see the shot there corner pocket. penn led by 13 at the half. lasalle came fighting back. but the quakers holding on for 70-74 wi

beginning so that hyper feminine psyche was very eager to give me the guidedrs to word to the verlaine monroe wardrobe. so the stilettos and the with eggs and the vote and my father gave me the lecture of it is a wonderful to be a woman and you as the feminist you just talk about disadvantages i only find in vintages they kiss your team and they take care of view. they opened the doors for you and my father was very handy and very capable to build things and skill that electronics. . . skill that electronics and did not, there were no men in my father's life after the surgery or before who took care of my father. so that was a period that lasted a while. ultimately my father let go of that caricature 1960s persona. my father had to go to that extreme to smash the other carapace of macho man to be able to free herself from this other cage, other trap of gender mold she put around herself and become who she was which was someone who was only partly defined by gender as we all are, pictures of identity, the idea that it is one thing, identity stands alone, you can purchase off-the-shelf. in our

greg monroe and the sixers now trailing by three, after a couple of noel free throws, here's nerlensh the jump shot. i don't think we knew he had that on a consistent basis, but sixers 114-109. ten out of 13. >>> madison square gander is known as the world's famous arena, the flyers know it as a house of horrors. trying to win a regular season game there just the second time in their last 13 trips. highlight. picking up in the third period, power tripping, wayne simmons, 1-0, fly guys, jake vorachek coming up huge on the flyers. hold on for 2-0 win, five-game lose streak to the rangers, temple owls hosting 15 and five. markell crawford. 15 points for the tigers, temple trailing by three. later in the first, alani moore grabs quentin, more for moore. temple shooting 50% from the floor. austin junior had 22 and the owls winning by 11. lasalle hosting penn. the quakers led for most of the game. aj career high 35 points. bj johnson from lasalle had 15. did you see the shot there corner pocket. penn led by 13 at the half. lasalle came fighting back. but the quakers holding on for 70-74 wi

uno de ellos en monroe street y san tomas express way.pero esto no es nada comparado con lo que podria ocurrir el fin de semana pues es cuando llegara la tormenta mas intensa. y el segundo sistema acarreara tempraturas mas bajas. en total las tres tormentas de alta semana dejaran las ciudas sur de la bahia de 1 a 3 pulgadas. end pkg sandra fijense que desde octubre que comenzo la epoca de lluvias san jose ha recibido mas del 110 por ciento del agua que normalmente cae. two box sandra bermudez noticiero telemundo 48. -- pasamos con melissa hernandez quien nos dice como esta la situacion en guerneville 00:00 00:10 00:33 00:42 01:29 lorena -- gracias melissa. la situacion no es muy diferente al sur de l, 00:42 01:29 lorena -- gracias melissa. la situacion no es muy diferente al sur lba, durante la tormenta anterior la zona de gilroy y hollister se vio seriamente afectada. two box -- precisamente en hollister, sa borchard quien nos cuenta como enfrentan los residentes de esa zona.......... esta nueva tormenta. lucrecia aqu en el condado de san benito literalmente llueve sobre mojado y esto

have a lull in some places but watch out for freezing rain in berks, lehigh, northampton, carbon, monroenties, a little slippery if spots, around allentown and north of there in the mountains there is pink mixed with the green on ultimate doppler radar and rain to our south is starting to edge off shore but look at the this plenty more on the way so be prepared when it will be rainy the mostly above freezing but ground is cold, so that could make it slippery. 44 degrees is our high, fog rolls in tonight with the low not much different, 42, bob. >> sue, good morning. 7:02. another accident here on the blue route, almost the same stretch, north bound side of 476, right at ridge. first catch was at toll place on for mid county and this is a roaching the toll plaza, right there at the conshohocken interchange. the lets go down to delaware where roads are wet, route 141 and route 40 an example here. up to allentown we will go an example of route 22. the rain, wipers are on, spray , further north and west we will go, look out we're right on that fence. as far as temperature and maybe some blac

up until 7:00 o'clock tonight monroe county specifically is going to continue to be included here fort freezing rain advisory please keep that in mind traveling out and about here the rest of the day up that way could still be a little dicey. looking at the localized zoom, a little bit of lull for some of us. we had round that rolled right over our station headquarters in the last hour or two here in philadelphia. and the rain continues to roll in and the scattered fashion this is all warm front related so the temperature will only continue to climb here. even though technically cold front is going to sweep past us it doesn't knock the temperatures back all that much. now, there is another storm system that's starting to move on shore right now, those poor folks out in the west united states another major storm moving on in. eventually that will cross the country too and bring us another round of rain, but for now this is the big ticket item in terms of any kind of wet weather. and behind the rain that we've got today expect the temperature to rebound nicely despite a left over shower

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greg monroe, a thorn in the sixers' side all night long.r the sixers back in front with under 20 ticks to go and noel. from the far elbow cash out, the bench loves it. another big win for the sixers, 114-109 over the buccs. >> we're having a lot of fun. this time was sweeter because we kept working, stayed in the gym, kept our focus and it's paying off for us right now. >> but the flyers at madison square garden, steve mason one of the best efforts in the season. mason stellar like an octopus in the net. 34 saves in all. third period is scoreless but wayne simmons comes calling and working hard beats lundqvist, the all-star makes it 1-0. later in the third, puts the puck on net and good things happen. jake forecheck doing his thing. goes off in ranger territory. flyers knock off blue shirts 2-0. the eagles were in mobile alabama for the senior bowl. the teams look for the obvious things but howie roseman says sometimes you have to go beyond the surface. >> there are cases where there are no measurables that determine guys' heart and passion

the west monroe louisiana high school marching band. >> think about what a moment it is for those young people. forget politics. they are people who have the honor of a lifetime to march down pennsylvania avenue. observe this historic tradition in the united states. i'm thrilled for those kids. >> i thought it was a big deal being in my eighth grade marching band christmas parade. i can't even imagine what an opportunity would be like. there they are. carrying on no matter what the conditions are and no matter what might be happening a couple blocks away. >> i want to bring to viewers attention an attack just made by chuck schumer by president trump on the floor. and it goes to an order the president signed. i have not seen other coverage of this order other than what chuck schumer said. and i haven't seen a notification from the white house. we said a flick of his pen as president, he reversed a recent decision by h.u.d. to reduce annual insurance premiums. he said after the speech the president gave about his support for the class, he said look at what the president said and then an h

so you've got alexander hamilton, aaron burr, george washington, thomas jefferson, james monroe.is is the stuff you can't do in a play. - [laughs] [patriotic music] ♪ [sweeping orchestral music] ♪ - so this is where you grew up. - this is the block i grew up. i, uh--you know, learned to ride a bike going down this hill. - do you wanna get drunk? - yes! yes! - oh, okay, okay. - let's do that. - i meant to ask you that before we walked up the street. - okay. - you do wanna get drunk? - yeah, we should do that. - 'cause we got these camera guys here, i just think-- - that would work out nicely. - that would be weird if you didn't want to. - let's go. - okay. - all right. [lively music] ♪ - i read in your biography that you were more into the monkees than the beatles. i think that's really cool of you, lin. cut. - bullshit. [both laugh] - no! [laughter] hi, i'm stage's lin-manuel miranda. [laughter] and we're gonna--[laughs] [bleep]. hello, my name is lin-manuel miranda. today we're gonna talk about alexander hamilton and aaron burr. [laughs] - cheers, my brother. - cheers! - here we

it's specific to the poconos carbon and monroe county, near i80 a light wintry mix.on't expect it to amount too much but it -- if it is wintry weather it could lead to some slick travel. so again up around that way is the best chance for to us still have lingering slick travel out there. and then we actually end up with another batch of cold air getting sent our way from the depths of the arctic. what will happen trough gets carved out by the jet stream that's controlly thaw happens. the polar air allow to migrate south passed the hudson bay all the way to us here in philadelphia. that does mean temperatures will be dropping. and we will see a cold front help to get this in motion toward the tail end of the week. so by the time we hit the tail end of the week into the weekend, we're back to what's normal for a change. that will continue for us into the early days of next week as well. taking a look at current wind speeds elsewhere into the 20s in many locations. but you'll notice that you call it a nor'easter in part because the wind is out of the northea northeast.

host: last word from susan in monroe, virginia. do agree with president trump. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i definitely agree with trump. i think he is doing a great job and i agree that all these immigrants coming over here is wrong. they are taking our jobs away from people. they sleep on job sites. 30 inet together and get an apartment, and they get green cards and listen them back over there to their friends so they can sneak over here. i think we need the wall. i think trump is doing a great job and he is going to continue doing a great job. these people that keep calling to talk about fear and all this other stuff, he is putting reality out. he tells it like it is and they cannot accept that. they are full's -- they are fools. big fools. i have the utmost respect for trump. host: i will stop you there because we are out of time. two are for all the calls and comments. we are back tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern, 4:00 on the west coast great "newsmakers" is next at the top of the hour with senator bill cassidy are you tomorrow morning, dylan

go so we are starting to see again things ending but winter weather advisory continues for carbon, monroe counties until 11:00 o'clock tomorrow morning as we see snow, sleet, ice mixing through the overnight hours. worst of the rain pushing up into new england, take a look at the this snow blanketing interior mound tape region, that is not going to impact us but it is a close call, again, if this were just a few degrees colder it would have been a entirelitive rent experience today. that is what we are missing the cold air. the just rain and still heavy rain in spots this evening and into the overnight hours, gradual will liz diminishing, we will have scattered showers around, mostly tomorrow morning, but really cannot rule it out at anytime and we will be under the influence of the back edge of the storm pulling out of new england, wednesday, 55, that is day we have been looking forward to. feels like we have not seen sun in forever and wednesday, finally we will see it, the weekend, is sunny too but colder back to what we should feel like. >> that is right. >> all right, don's up next w

announcer: next up, from louisiana, it's the west monroe high school marching band and raiders. after the speech and the oath of office there's a moment in the spotlight for the high school marching band from louisiana. then the parade moves on. and so america begins a new chapter in its long book on race, weaving in the history of slavery, of segregation, with that of martin luther king and of the obama era. from my experience, i think the american dream is still alive for anyone who wants to reach for it. there are african—americans in all areas of life that are quite, quite successful. i think that the road may be a little narrower and a little more stoney at times, but i think the american dream is still achievable for everyone if you work hard and you live right and play by the rules, then success happens. jaylen, 11 years old, has known no other president but obama. for her and her friends, president trump was at first a frightening prospect. we was all thinking about, like, what if he actually sends us back to africa? that was your first thought, that you might not be all