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mild and muggy, patchy fog north and england. light wind tomorrow, morning clouds, fog gives way to sunshine, sunshine, sun and clouds, warm temperatures again in the upper 80s and a few spots get to 90 degrees. the seabreeze comes in during the late morning and afternoon. temperatures come on up to 80 degrees. a little bit above normal for this time of year and through the weekend, above normal temperatures for the highs. a better chance of a breeze on sunday, and as spring arrives, temperatures are going to cool off. more on that later tonight.

what would happen if james bond originally was this kind of tough, hooligan as a kid in the north of england. so these are two brothers that get split up, the james bond guy played by the wonderful mark strong. you have never heard of him? (applause) >> pretend you have. he's great though, he's great. he's a brilliant actor. and then i play this member of the kind of working class, actually the nonworking class. he is kind of the type of person who is seen here as a scrounger, somebody who is like a welfare cheat, he's got nine to 11 kids. he's-- . >> trevor: i like that it's not specific. >> yeah, he's not sure. he's not great at counting. his girlfriend is played by the wonderful rebel wilson who is hilarious in it. >> trevor: oh, yeah. >> and you know, he drinks quite a lot and does a kind of very modest amount of heroin, you know, a safe amount, a safe amount, it's okay for family. and ultimately it's a family film. but you know, we kind of-- you know. but it is quite emotional. it is a family film with [bleep] in it. >> trevor: an emotional [bleep]. >> an emotional fill wrm [bleep] in i

mild and muggy, patchy fog north and england. light wind tomorrow, morning clouds, fog gives way to sunshine, sunshine, sun and clouds, warm temperatures again in the upper 80s and a few spots get to 90 degrees. the seabreeze comes in during the late morning and afternoon. temperatures come on up to 80 degrees. a little bit above normal for this time of year and through the weekend, above normal temperatures for the highs. a better chance of a breeze on sunday, and as spring arrives, temperatures are going to cool off. more on that later tonight. how the pup was located >>> a lucky a lucky german shepherd is back with her family after being lost at sea for almost a month. luna disappeared in february when she fell off of her owners fishing boat off the coast of san diego but just this week she was started - - spotted on a naval island miles from where she fell. to really explain this. this is not a a day that we thought would ever happen. we have to think luna and nick and ourselves and everyone who knows this dog. thin. with the

once the system puzzle north into new england -- pull his north into new england it will set up a wall-to-wall blue skies and sunshine in here and thursday, as well. mild high of 60 degrees. if you're planning your afternoon you can see the temperatures in the upper 50s close to 60 around 2:00 p.m. cloudy conditions the whole way through. peeks ever sunshine, 4:00 p.m., 59. 57 degrees by 6:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m., 53. light rain overspreading the area overnight tonight probably arriving between 8 to 10:00 p.m. southwest to northeast. 44 for the suburbs, 47 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows the rain monday morning, otherwise clouds giving way to sunshine. 60 today. 56 tomorrow. sunny and breezy as we head into tuesday. another high of 60 degrees. wednesday, 65, thursday we're starting to warm it up again. a couple of showers or afternoon thunderstorm, 73 degrees. friday some rain during the morning, 68 and saturday a little bit cooler clouds and sun, 59. every single one of those temperatures is above normal for this time of the year, which is only 57. so we're doing

england and north of the front, temperatures stay in the 20s and 30s there. we are south of the front and that means the warmth will continue through much of the rest of the work week. >> so the full moon tonight in allentown and 42 in reading and 40 in philadelphia, so not as chilly as the last few nights, it's pleasant out there to be outdoors and that is the way it will stay here for the next couple of days. the jet stream will be riding up into the central part of the united states over the central portions of the great lakes and into southern and eastern canada and temperatures 20 degrees above average, a far cry from the snow sunday night and early monday morning in the eastern areas, record territory, we'll be far off it tomorrow, we'll take the 70 far off the 80 degree record in 2012 and thursday tickling the record of 76 degrees, that was set back in 1988. the exclusive accuweather forecast 70 degrees with a midweek winner tomorrow, a few high clouds and record warmth thursday and 75 and thursday night early friday morning, a quarter to half inch of

portions of the great lakes region also look at the wintery weather across the mid atlantic north east and new england areas. the west coast is really getting look at the wet weather across california and the pacific north west and the pineapple express. this stretches through the four corners region and the rockies. there's a risk from texas through oklahoma. you can see the reason why. 60s out ahead of the front in kansas city and minneapolis even. however, on the flip side, the 40s and 50s and the contrasting air masses leading to the threat for severe weather but here in south florida it's gorgeous. 79 and it's we're going to continue with the this. low f 0s inland. not a good day for the boat. we'll continue with this warmer pattern the next couple of days. highs in the low to mid 80s. alert. applegate farms recalling its eight-ounce packages because there may be small pieces of plastic in the product. you can return your package to the store where you purchased it for a full refund. >>> it is the end of an era in sports. peyton manning is announcing his retirement from the nfl today. the 39-year

will the prime minister support a cross party campaign for fairness for north wales and for access to airports in northwest england? >> so the former secretary of state for wales, honourable member for west came to see me recently about this because i think there is very strong argument how we better connect north wales with the northwest of england to make sure that we build on the economic strength of both. so i will look very carefully what he says and what my right honourable friend says about the potential for increasing rail capacity. >> dr. james davis. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week a high court judge ruled in favor of a cpo of the great two-star listed former north wales hospital in denby. years of neglect by the offshore company resulted buildings being brought to the point of collapse. thanks to the groundbreaking work carried out by the county council and prince's regeneration trust their future would be now safeguarded but what can the prime minister do to prevent buildings such as these deemed national assets falling into those who are not fit and proper guardians and particularly those outside

it pushes up north into new england. 9 winds pick up on the backside of the front gusting up to 30 to 40 miles per hour. monday starts out tranquil, but once the front crosses the area, you'll be wind whipped 40 to 45 miles per hour in the evening hours. cloudy and mild, 60 degrees is the forecasted high. winds out of the east at 5 to 15 miles per hour. for the remainder of the afternoon temperatures close to 50 degrees by 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m., 59. mainly cloudy skies, sunshine peeking through, 6:00 p.m., 57. by 8:00 p.m., 53. overnight tonight clouds lower and thicken, periods of rain developing after 8:00 p.m. drizzle, as well. 44 degrees for the outlying suburbs. 47 for center city. it doesn't look that bad once we get past tomorrow morning. 66 degrees monday. 60 for tuesday. wednesday, sunny and warming up. 65. thursday, 73 that will be the 7th time so far this year we've hit 70 degrees or higher at it is still march. 68 degrees friday. saturday, clouds and sun, high of 59. it's not perfect out there, we've got a lot of clouds, but not bad. >>> overall, the sun eventually came out.

sheena, seems like this storm missed us but the brunt of it is up north in new england states, right? majority part of the heavy snow is hitting parts of boston and new england. locally the snow along the shore at this point and the delaware beaches. this will quickly be moving out. you just saw the video of cape may, the live picture. the snow is coming down. mostly light, some of it could be sticking, though. we do have some areas around 32 degrees. in parts of sussex county, we're starting to see the edge of this snow, lewes, delaware, long neck and bethany beach are seeing the light snow continuing. cape may, north wildwood, strathmere. atlantic county to the ac expressway. it is ending now. closest to the shore is wherer with seeing the snow falling. into parts of burlington county, we're seeing a lot of the snow come to an end. ocean county seeing that snow continuing. again, it's going to clear up quickly. i think by 7:00 a.m. we should all be in the clear along the shore and in delaware, from the snow which is good. that's a time for the morning commute. 35 degrees in philadel

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outdoor plans for friday, that's to be med from new england to north carolina.in's coming to a rapid end around here. most us will be dry by 8:00 this morning and dry for the remainder of the day. winds are already gusting between 30 and 40 miles per hour. at times that is going to increase during the course of the day. there's the first look at your seven-day forecast. temperatures near 50 this morning. falling to mid-30s by 7:00 or 8:00 tonight. rain/snow chance late tomorrow. mostly a rain/snow. mostly rain on friday. maybe a chance for rain/snow combo overnight saturday night into sunday. most will be rain-free. near 70 of tuesday of next week. a little spring coming our way. >> i love it. that gets me very excited for next week. right now, taking a look at 270 from 70, we don't have any problems. so, right now, no issues 270 again, remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car this morning. here. 76 and 95. looking good. take another look at 270, let's try that -- there we go. going to take you 28 minutes from 270 spur. don't have any worries southbou

north and west. and then the front locks itself up into central parts of new england. his front, temperatures only in the 20s and 30s. and south of the front, that means a southerly wind 15 degrees above average a high of 70 two days from now. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 57 tomorrow replaced by the 70, much warmer wednesday. and breezy warm high clouds thursday. 75 degrees. but the next three days the pollen level on the medium if not high side. thursday night a front comes through with about a quarter to half inch of rain with lingering showers on friday. that drops the pollen, as well as the temperature on friday to 54. overall, good friday sunshine in control. and then seasonable, nice saturday, 57. easter sunday, sunshine giving way to clouds but dry and 63. and a few showers common -- coming on monday. but most rain in the overnight hours. >> thank you so much. >>> and jimmy kimmel live after "action news." and here is a preview of tonight's show. >> thanks monica. hello, philadelphia. i was i was awake preparing for you. >> the favorite hammer so

much colder as you heard further north to new england where temperatures are in the teens this morning. take a look at the plains it will be very summer like out there in dallas 87 degrees the fauxorecast high temperatur. our storm system reaches eastward bringing in areas of rain. we could see one round of isolated severe weather across the atlantic and as we head into tomorrow into parts of the midwest. heather and abby let's head closer to -- head back to you. >>> the time now 10 minutes after the sttop of the hour, a soccer match gone wrong. >> the unexpected. you see what was unexpected when a bull charges the field and winds up chasing down-players. >> the nose of a passenger jet destroyed as it was landing. you will never guess what left this giant hole. >> an orphaned kangaroo going viral. check out who this baby's new mom is. ♪ are you ready? are you ready? i mean, really ready? are you ready to open? ready to compete? ready to welcome? do you look buttoned up, prepared, professional? you've got to be ready. the floors, mats, spotless. the uniforms clean and crisp, ready to pr

today that kind of thing i think you're in good shape to the carolinas and as you head up north to new england looking quiet here. high pressure, northwest flow today. starts to scott offshore by tomorrow. and we get return flow. temperatures get pumped back up to low 6 0s and we should do 70 az round hereby thursday. looks like maybe thursday will get thunderstorms. thursday and friday temps low 7 0s. those are warm days this week. enjoy beautiful afternoon cool out there this morning. 64 wednesday. 72 on thursday. >> nice. >> love this time of year. >> let's see, i've done my party. let's see if erin is doing here's. >> 6:17 now. looking at sky fox 270 heavy traffic now as you head to the spur. .ou can see traffic is just average speeds under 20 miles an hour no crashes and as you read in fredericks you will hit stop and gop by the truck scales and again as you get closer to beltway. give yourself extra time there. northbound 270 flowing freely wide on. we'll check in with maps. other areas of congestion this morning earlier fire activity has cheered. ago reopened at macarthur you're and out

north. warm air to the south and you can see got frontal boundary draped here over portions of new york state and new englandsnow to the north of that boundary. rain to the south and also going to be the dividing line the next few days between the warm air to the south and the cold air to the north. luckily we'll be on the southern edge that boundary and temperatures will warm up pretty nicely for the next few days it's still 50 right now in philadelphia. 48 degrees in reading. 49 in allentown. keep in mind on sunday we didn't even get to 50 degrees for the daytime high. topped out at 43. monday our high was just 51. today we're up to 57. tomorrow we jump we skip the 60s altogether and head right for 70 degrees and we'll be in the 70s on thursday as well. here's wait looks like a southwest wind bringing warmer air for wednesday in the 70s thursday same story. we'll see some clouds around on wednesday. thursday more sunshine but then a front sweeps through. this will be thursday night into friday morning. showers early in the day then some clearing in the afternoon and just slightly cooler but still above ave

north. warm air to the south and you can see got frontal boundary draped here over portions of new york state and new englandow to the north of that boundary. rain to the south and also going to be the dividing line the next few days between the warm air to the south and the cold air to the north. luckily we'll be on the southern edge that boundary and temperatures will warm up pretty nicely for the next few days it's still 50 right now in philadelphia. 48 degrees in reading. 49 in allentown. keep in mind on sunday we didn't even get to 50 degrees for the daytime high. topped out at 43. monday our high was just 51. today we're up to 57. tomorrow we jump we skip the 60s altogether and head right for 70 degrees and we'll be in the 70s on thursday as well. here's wait looks like a southwest wind bringing warmer air for wednesday in the 70s thursday same story. we'll see some clouds around on wednesday. thursday more sunshine but then a front sweeps through. this will be thursday night into friday morning. showers early in the day then some clearing in the afternoon and just slightly cooler but still above avera

servants north of us, far cry from new england . they're getting hit with some heavy snowfall, and wind when thanks to the northeastern .in if i want to check flights could be delayed . here is a weak disturbance, i still think the wind is going to win out document north . today snow showers just north of us, it will be strong enough to keep get at least . cannot rule out a small flurry , pretty much done with the snowfall until rainfall on late tuesday into wednesday . that will do the show, we will be in the 30s all day, tonight 20s, . continue the warm-up wednesday friday, saturday will be the pick day on easter sunday mid '50s with just a few showers. still to come, an announcement from apple, but they expect to minus announcement from apple today, after years of devices becoming larger a , the latest addition is to be smaller, the smaller version of the iphonene followed by a smaller version of the ipad pro,y even the venue u will be smaller, it's taking place at apple's main campus at 1:00 p.m. today .b the world's first touch

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that line will push slowly to the north and eventually get up into new england as we head into tuesday afternoon and wednesday. surface maps, again, cold front right, there's a warm front along with the area of low pressure that will sweep through as we get into monday afternoon. monday looks miserable, with a strong easterly wind, temperatures hanging out in the mid 40s, periods of rain throughout the day. future tracker showing the steadier showers arriving overnight tonight and tomorrow afternoon. first thing tomorrow afternoon, even though the model shows scattered stuff there will be more filling in than what you're seeing right now. it will be steady to occasionally heavy through the afternoon. winds anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour, gusts as high as 30 to 35 miles per hour. that could produce coastal flooding for the shorepoints. cloudy skies, showers developing, 62 degrees is the forecasted high. mild overnight tonight, with periods of rain it becomes breezy, 40 degrees for the outlying suburbs. 45 for center city. lots of ponding on area roads, take your time getting into

it's going from mexico north from ohio valley and rain showers into new england. the area of low pressure to the northwest, winds there in the upper levels out of the west and then we have an area of high pressure, the surface winds out of the southeast, it's giving us a tight pressure of the south and southeast. it's mid and even upper 80s, 87 for arcadia. along the immediate coastline when you see the sea breeze with onshore flow, if you're headed out to the strawberry festival, it will be hot, make sure you stay hydrated, use sunscreen. it's getting strong this time of the year. no worries about any rain from time to time, a few clouds, but other than that we'll see windy continuing through the -- windy conditions through the afternoon and it's looking like that on friday. we'll see the winds come down nice lip in the evening. we could see patchy fog after 4:00 a.m., we have a music festival on saturday at 3:00 in the afternoon. it will be 83 degrees in downtown tampa. your forecast, it will be and sunday we're tracking some scattered showers and storms so righ

eventually, it goes to the north and brings it to northern new england and brings the rain and warmer temperatures here. we do have a winter weather advisory in effect until 1 a.m. and longer until 6 a.m. toward southern new hampshire and far northern and western mass. those southerly winds will gust late tonight into tomorrow morning. the pink color could show a bit of sleet or freezing rain on the onset. it moves farther to the north as warm air takes over. into tomorrow morning' s commute with strong wind. i think the earlier incident later on, the activity will move offshore. the temperatures will then go down even though we partially clear. the wind will stay up all day long tomorrow. the strongest winds will be tomorrow. there could be some localized wind damage and it stays windy as the cold air returns midday, afternoon and tomorrow night. the temperatures early tomorrow, close to 32. that is why there is the winter weather advisory. tomorrow morning, it will feel very tropical for a few hours. it will be very cold and with the wind feeling even colder than this the high tempe

will the prime minister support a cross party campaign for fairness for north wales and for access to airports in northwest england >> so the former secretary of state for wales, honourable member for west came to see me recently about this because i think there is very strong argument how we better connect north wales with the northwest of england to make sure that we build on the economic strength of both. so i will look very carefully what he says and what my right honourable friend says about the potential for increasing rail capacity. >> dr. james davis. >> thank you, mr. speaker. last week a high court judge ruled in favor of a cpo of the great two-star listed former north wales hospital in denby. years of neglect by the offshore company resulted buildings being brought to the point of collapse. thanks to the groundbreaking work carried out by the county council and prince's regeneration trust their future would be now safeguarded but what can the prime minister do to prevent buildings such as these deemed national assets falling into those who are not fit and proper guardians and particularly those outside

this is something like what the friends in the north are dealing with. new england is getting four to six inches of snow. doug: there are spots of it. we had rain and snow over the weekend. nasty. look at this. the way it looks in germantown. cool. the temperatures are at the 50 degree mark. sunshine. gusty winds as well. the temperatures this time of day, this time of march are in the it feels cooler. 53 in fredericksburg. north and west, it's cooler. the wind gust a few minutes ago gusting to 30 miles per hour in manassas and leesburg. 31 in leesburg an the tower at andrews air force base. the winds will diminish a little bit tonight. 29 to 37. it will be plenty cold. but then temperatures stay above 32 degrees. as far as the storminess. there are snowshowers across pennsylvania. and new york state. there is the snow, which is quickly moving out of new england. weather will improve. temperatures will. we will climb to 60 tomorrow. with plenty of sunshine. but it will be breezy at times. we look ahead for the rest of the week and the weekend in a couple of minutes.

will the prime minister support a cross-party campaign for fairness for north wales and access to airports in northwest england? >> the former secretary of state for wales, honorable member came to see me recently about this. i think there is a very strong argument for how we can better connect north wales with the northwest of england to make sure that we build on the economic strength of both. i'll look very carefully at what he says for potential for increasing rail capacity. >> dr. james davis. >> last week, a court judge ruled in favor of former north wales hospital in demby, years of neglect resulted in the buildings being brought to the point of collapse. thanks to the groundbreaking work carried out by the council, their future should now be safeguarded. what can the prime minister do to prevent buildings such as these, deemed national assets, from falling into the hands of those who are not fit and proper guardians and particularly those outside the control of our judicial system? >> my old friend makes an important point. i'm aware of this case. while heritage is a devolved matter it is good news tha

north america. we have been watching a low pressure stem thatrossed over the ohio river valley, is moving into the new englandtes. a cold front attached to that has created a lot of instability. in fact, we had three tornado reports coming out of alabama and up toward the north we're looking at some intense snow, anywhere from 15 to 30-plus centimeters snowfall for the nortrn new england states as we go into the next day or so. so be prepared for that. back toward the west we do have a disturbance trying to gather itself. that may be bringing precipitation into chicago later on late wednesday into thursday. we have yet again another frontal system moving onshore for the pacific northwest. that's going to bring rain to vancouver and seattle. now as we look forward into the next few days, notice the temperatures for toronto and new york, they're dropping because of that cold air filtering in. we are expecting temperatures to remain quite cool. look at this, 18 was the high in washington, d.c. on tuesday. down to 9 on wednesday. staying in the single digits, may even see flurries coming up on friday. halifax loo

had through much of the day but most of the bulk of the steadier rain is now into southern new england and northwe're catch canning a bit of a . activity blossoming near a warm front north and west of pittsburgh. that system sliding to our south and tomorrow what it means for us and any of those days that would fare best if you like that sunshine and warmer temperatures coming up in just a little bit, supplies we do. >> we would like it back. adam thanks. >> from our delaware news room today police say they made a major drug bust after getting a tip. today police in elsmere showed off the drugs and weapons they confiscated. police say they found marijuana steroids and guns worth $100,000. police arrested 51-year-old robert johnson after searching a home in the unit block of hazel avenue. >>> some disturbing facebook photos are now under investigation by the delaware department of natural resources. the images show at least 11 dead geese in a field on mulberry knoll road in llewes. the person who posted the picture said a black chevy blazer ran over the birds yesterday and then drove off. officia

a massive storm stretching from north carolina to new england this morning. rain, snow and a slippery commute for millions. but al says a big warmup is on the way. >>> heading to the jury. closing arguments getting

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north and west of pennsylvania and upper new york state. but even there, it will fall apart as high pressure takes control this weekend over new england. at high will pretty much take over the north east mid-atlantic down to the ohio valley but send in northeasterly wind. it is much cooler. this is pretty typical if not a little bit a above normal. 60 degrees for tomorrow. bright start to the weekend. the as that high departs low pressure develops down to the south. it will start to send the wyndmoor easterly off of the water. that is a moist win. you will throw a little bit more cloud cover our way. sixty-two for easter sunday. a lot of clouds in the morning. the despite it stays mild and some sun in the afternoon n fact, as we break down the day for you, sunrise for those services, 41 degrees a lot of clouds with a slight chill. we will start to see some sunshine breaking out, in the meantime in the afternoon. it won't be a bright, sunny day but not a bad day with temperatures in the the 50's at noon and then lower 60's in the afternoon. the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast, the brighter of the two weekend days, tomorrow, mor

snow north of the border canada it's all pointed toward new england tonight. temperatures are critical part of this forecast. because it is going to be rain here in southern new england. atmosphere above us to work. like to make it down to the ground so where would temperatures be worcester's at 40 right now. tonight with those clear skies going to drop down to freezing start to go back up but the precipitation or to arrive when it's very close to that wheezing point so it's not worcester the city i'm so concerned with its points to the north of worcester for instance here in fitchburg clear skies temperature going to 34. gardner i showed you earlier going to about 32 it's going to let's check out key new hampshire 84 degrees under clear skies right now going down to 3132 as the rain starts to fall rains going to get her after 11 o'clock most locations early in western massachusetts boston looks precarious 37 right now temperatures level off going to start going back up by 6 o'clock in the morning up to 50 degrees good possibility 40s and 50s throughout easter