if you're well north and west, far northwestern suburbs getting into the lehigh valley.e expanded this line a little bit, but it's still on the lighter side. maybe a coating to an inch. there's the one inch line upper bucks and montgomery county. the three inch line is running parallel to the delaware river. philadelphia is not quite in the three inch line, but it's close to you. 3 to 6 for most south jersey and 6 inches plus for the jersey shore. 1 to 3, downingtown, wilmington and media. 3 to 6, hammonton, 6 plus all shore locations. most of cape may county and extreme southeastern portions of atlantic county. more specifically down the jersey shore, jackpot area, 6 inches plus, i say lated amounts -- isolated amounts 7 to 8. winds gusting to 30 miles per hour will produce windchills close to ten degrees. everybody picking up the snow, windy and cold, high holding in the 20s. overnight tonight, clear skies with the snow on the ground temperatures plummet into the mid teens. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, cold again for sunday, cold again monday, three da

north and northwestern countiesn you may not get anything out of this.gers crossed with the delays, kids, the morning team is here at 4:25. soledad: today on “matter of fact,” president trump wants to change the trade agreement she helped craft. >> is nafta broken? soledad: what does this expert say is working, and what needs to be fixed? plus, the executive order on obamacare sends shock waves through an industry. clerks this is a huge concern for us. soledad: will it affect your coverage? even if you aren't on obamacare? and, the women's march. >> you measure success by how many women raise their hand and say enough is enough. soledad: is this a new movement, or just a form of group therapy? but first, how will changing nafta affect american jobs? i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to “matter of fact.”

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here's rain here, western new york state, northwestern pennsylvania, as well as extending right down through ohio valley and portions of kentucky, big system here, a lot of warm air moving in as well. that will help us, avoid wintry weather across majority of the area tonight. we will see temperatures most sots are above freezing, cape may, new castle, philadelphia, pamona and these areas south of the winter weather advisory at the top of the show. areas that coulde threat for icing including allentown, reading, poconos and this is midnight, mess of the precipitation will hold off until close to midnight, join us tonight at 11:00 o'clock and we will track this moisture moving in but could start as a brief period of snow or ice, lehigh valley and poconos. watch how temperatures rise they by 1:00 a.m. we are 40 in allentown. i wouldn't rule out warm up being slower and threat for icing lasting longer. we have seen that happen before. as of right new by 1:00 a.m. we will see temperatures above treeing every where. see they are 50, down the shore by 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m. still hield when

but again the far northwestern suburbs an hour or two before it changes to plain old rain. the temperatures dropover sunlight and southerly winds continue with a system to the north and west. it moves temperatures up overnight tonight. there is the batch of precipitation we are tracking now in eastern pennsylvania and ohio. that is sliding east between now and 9:00 it's dry out there. 10:00, 10:30 we start to see light freezing drizzle for northern parts of lancaster county and berks and lehigh county. and the poconos. and wildwood to atlantic city, it goes up to above freezing, about a .25 inch of rain and after a little bit of patchy freezing rain to the northern and west. expect plain old rain for the early morning hours of wednesday but the morning rush the rain is all gone and temperatures are mild in the upper 30s to even upper 40s to the south. with some drier roadways. so watch for some slick spots here north of the pennsylvania turnpike. later on tonight. the ground will still be below 32 degrees and temperatures are gradually rising after midnight and no issues fo

i said, i taught at northwestern for 36 years. northwestern has a distinguished journalism school.itor of the "chicago tribune" in the late 19th 19th century and a visual opponent of irish immigration to the united states. the laundering of names that goes on in culture. but this -- the school of journalism halved a class that met in january 1939 -- here'ses journalism students. >> they were asked to abell he lest of the known historical events of 1938. this is like the sherlock holmes story about the dog bat didn't bark. what's not on the list? the conference. the burn offering the synagogues, attack on the jews of germany was front page only the chicago transcribe "chicago tribune." in november of 1938. on the mostly white anglosaxon protestant students. northwestern what a methodist university in those days. on the mostly whitaker low saxon protestant students the alaska tang of the germany had made almost know impression judging from the list. this is the world outside of germany that german jews were facing. now, the miracle is how many people got away. 60% of the german jews

out in the northwestern neighborhoods, 33, the wind will die off but still blowing enough to he want co-the temperatures out in the suburbs from really bottoming out. i believe 29, 27, 28, 29, for northwestern areas, if the wind drops for a couple of minutes it may get colder, tomorrow will go mid 40's, pretty much where we should be, couple spots will be lower 40's, good sunshine to start. 34 at 8:00 a.m. 42 at lunch time. 44 by 5:00. 4:00, 5:00 tomorrow. it will stay breezy then as we go through next seven days, it nothing too terribly cold or outrageous, sunday, monday morning we'll watch a clipper. we could get light snow showers early monday morning, it doesn't take much. it will be cold enough. issues as the clipper comes a, o 50 there on tuesday, then we stay back in the 40's for the next several days. we're going to stay january-like and into february. we'll stay february-like as well. no blizzards. >> we'll see if that cold -- the consistent cold sets the stage >> 5th, 6th, 7th, we're keeping an eye on something, i don't mean anything by it. i'm just saying >> who are you ca

especially across south jersey and delaware, 23 across the northwestern suburbs, 30 in center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows colder temperatures by week's end. 43 today, partly sunny and breeze, light snow for south jersey, perhaps a few flurries, getting sunshine tomorrow afternoon, 39. tuesday, rain or snow showers developing, 44. wednesday, partly sunny, 43. here come the colder changes, thursday, friday, saturday, sun and clouds, highs in the 30s. guys. >> okay, chris, thank you so much. 6:17 a.m. beautiful sounds marked a milestone in center city. ♪ >> a lovely sound that is. the philadelphia orchestra took the stage at the academy of music for the 160th anniversary concert and ball celebrating the golden heritage. proceeds from the performance go into the academy of music restoration fund. >>> the year of the roster the seaport on penns landing hosted a party to celebrate the chinese new year. some made chinese lancer and puppets and tried their hands at calligraphy. >> a woman accused of throwing a stranger's five-year-old child into the path of a c

then it lifts to the north here but it's eventually going to put on the brakes in those northwestern not reach the lehigh valley. so, 8 o'clock in the morning, some snow falling near trenton, philadelphia, wilmington. snowing heavily at times with the winds picking up along the shore. 1 o'clock in the afternoon bands of heavy snow southern and central new jersey, southern and central delaware. again, those northwestern suburbs if you're along that pennsylvania turnpike to the north you may not see a flake during the day tomorrow and then everything lifts away as we get into the afternoon hours. this is 5 o'clock on saturday. so again those higher totals will be along the shore sussex county delaware, through atlantic county southern burlington county ocean county southern parts of cumberland county cape may county three to 6 inches. one to 3 inches in this blue which is central northern delaware and most of our counties in new jersey and then philadelphia to the north and west just a coating to an inch near pottstown quakertown, downingtown. philadelphia maybe an inch, inch and a hal

unidentified woman was hit at about 7:30 on ridge road, that's northwestern avenue springfield township. the driver involved in the accident did remain on the scene, and is cooperating with investigators. >>> meanwhile, police believe this maroon pick-up truck hit bicyclist on tennis avenue, bensalem, sunday morning but did not stop. the bicyclist suffered serious injuries, found by another driver. police are now looking for the maroon chevy pick up which has damage to the passenger side door, and is missing it passenger side mirror. >> overnight raids led to arrests in turkey. search intensifies for the terror suspect. jonathan in istanbul. >> with a look at newly-released video of the suspected killer and the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: clearest image of we have of the alleged night club attacker comes from this video walking streets of istanbul. unaware how it was found. turkish media say it was leaked by investigators, lags night they rated an apartment near the airport, they were led to the area by attacks i driver, this video, being run by turkey media shows the shoo

and as dean reynolds reports the northwestern university ph.d. candidate says offered uses -- officers used excessive force after a passer-by called 911. >> reporter: on october 10th. 2015 a caller to the evanston, illinois police identified as blake murphy thought she saw someone breaking into a car. >> he was african-american with a black hood. >> reporter: but as a police cruiser rolled into action, murphy began to waver. >> i don't know about racial pro filing, ill feel bad. >> reporter: the man at the wheel was lawrence crosby a 25- year-old candidate for a ph.d. in engineering from northwestern university. and the car was his. a dashcam in crosby's car picked up his cell phone conversation as he watched the police approach. >> you know how it is with black people man. always trying to do something wrong. now i just got pulled over. >> reporter: when crosby pulled dashcam recorded the incident. he was tackled by four officers who roughed him up. >> on the ground. on the ground. >> reporter: and ran a check on the car. >> get on the ground! >

northwestern has a distinguished journalism school. it's actually named after a man who is the editor of the chicago tribune in the late 19th century and a vicious opponent of irish immigration to the united states, so the laundering of names that goes on in culture , but this mcdill school of journalism had a class that met january, 1939. these are journalism students and they met in 1939 and asked to assemble a list of the 10 most significant historical events of 1938. this is like a sherlock holmes story about the dog that did not bark. what's not on the list? the burning of the synagogue, the attack on the jews of germany was front page on the chicago tribune in november, 1938. on the mostly white anglo-saxon protestant students, northwestern was a methodist university in those days and on the mostly anglo-saxon protestant students of that institution even in the journalism students, the attack on the jews of germany had made almost no impression. judging from their list. this is the world outside of germany that german jews were f

. >> why did you go to northwestern and what did you study? >> i thought it was steak chicago, but other wooids, northwestern is a terrific school. i start as a math major and quickly decided there was only so much math at least i wanted to be b doing. so, i switched to become an economics and psychology major. they still both baffle me. >> and then you went to harvard. >> for graduate school. i went to the kennedy school of government. >> so, you had to do well at northwestern. >> i did fine. went out and worked for a couple of years. i worked at payne webber b and then boy, did i love the kennedy school of government. it was for me, finding a lot of people who like the same kind of thinki ing thinking. if you were creating a brand-new policy from scratch, how would you do it? there was so much expertise there, that was a great two years. >> one of the most interesting little nuggets in your background, "the washington post" editorial board for a while. >> so, here's what happened. i sent in an op-ed. and the editor of the board was calling b

notice this right here by early tuesday morning, lehigh valley and for much of us in the northwestern region by 8:00, threat of flurries and light snow. you can follow us on social media for updates. this is a complicated forecast. the 10-day on brings us a windy tuesday and wednesday. tracking chilly temperatures next week. here is danny with sports. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x-1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> thank you. danny pommels here. back-to-back games. embiid will play monday when the sacramento kings come to town. he scored 32 points and 7 boards in the loss to houston. sunday is the nhl all-star game in los angeles. you can see that here at 3:30 on nbc 10. saturday is the skills competition. the wayne train was involved in the four-line challenge shooting from the net at all three lines. simmo simmonds was in the first all-star game in the city where his career began. >> i'm excited. very excited. to be mentioned in the same breath as the guys i see in the room is an honor. >> you had a great ten-game winning streak, but gett

one to three for the i-95 corridor, immediate northwestern suburbs, a coating to an inch for the lehigh3 to 6 for all of south jersey and 6 inches-plus for the jersey shore. places like cape may, wildwood, villas, dell haven, 6 inches. ocean city, atlantic city 6 inches. 3 to 6 for glassboro, hammonton salem. one to three, downingtown, pottstown and philadelphia and media. snow and cold, windy, 25 degrees with the winds it will feel like the teens probably about 10, 11, 12 degrees throughout the day. temperatures are pretty much holding steady. this is light fluffy snow, because the numbers are cold. overnight tonight, the numbers will be colder. 12 degrees outlying suburbs. 16 for center city becoming clear, winds gusting 15 to 25 miles per hour. cold again tomorrow, cold again monday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 25 today, 25 tomorrow, 29 degrees for monday, look at the overnight lows here, that's in the city getting down into the single digits north and west, all of a sudden just when you had enough of the cold, the pattern flips again and we start to turn mild. beco

a winter storm is causing heavy snowfall in northwestern portions of japan continuously and 50 centimeters on sunday but 140 flights were cancelled on sunday due to heavy snow but 400 passengegers were stranded in t airport from sunday to monday morning and still more snow to come and, in fact, the heaviest snowfall fell in the west about 80 centimeters has fallen over the past 24 hours and more snow is on the way. we're still looking at quite cold air coming in from the continent and it's 80 centimemer snowow that could fall into you tuesday morning and up to 70 centntimeters andnd en overr th west cldld see upwards of 60 centimeters of snowfall and more snow is expected into your tuesday but across the opposite side of japan. it's going to be sunny and temperatures are going to be quite seasonal 8 degrees for the high. temperatures are going to be 12 degrees so it's going to be warming up. but as for osaka snow on tuesday and sunny weather will come back on wednesday and temperatures expected to go up into the weekend. here's your extended forecast. q] genie: this is "france 24." time fo

the maryland women hosting northwestern. disney and win, 15 improving to-1 on the season. afc wild-card matchup between the texans and raiders. everybody was went to see how connor coke would do. the answer, not so good. brock asked weiler with the past, touchdown. texans up. now the play fake, keeper, one yard score. 4, advancing to the divisional round of the playoffs. james madison-youngstown state. the dukes off to a good start. davis in the corner of the end zone. initially ruled out of bounds, but he got foot down. james madison wins the that is their second title in program history. and the nfc wild-card game, the seahawks beat the lions 26-6. that was the final. kimberly: the jmu championship game looked like it was a sunny location. robert: yes, very warm. kimberly: the show is over at with sleep number, there's an adjustment for that. just a swipe to realign your spine. does your bed do that? come into a sleep number store where the c2 mattress is now $699.99. it's a no brainer. s long-running killer whale show after outcries and falls in attendance. the show fea

rain showers around the northwestern quadrant of the state. this is a pretty big area of low pressure. but it's banging up against a huge ridge of high pressure. that's a blocking ridge keeping it out over the coastal waters. rain chances for the most part to the far north bay maybe a sprinkle where to. that's about it. as you forge ahead out on your thursday towards friday, mostly sunny skies for the big getaway day and nothing but full sunshine over the weekend. 50s, fog advisory in effect for the morning hours in throughout the san joaquin and sacramento valleys. 54 degrees the abundance of sunshine from carmel valley throughout pebble beach and monterey. and high 30s in throughout -- i should say low 30s in throughout the high sierra. today a few flurries throughout the day there. lots of sunshine and cold temperatures on friday. north star no new snow in the past 24 hours, but up to 160 inches of snow, up to about 11 feet of snow since the last 7 days. same pretty much in sugar bowl. if you are going this weekend don't forget the patience

basically after sunset is when you can run into some dicey problems traveling around in northwesterntgomery and bucks counties, as well as counties to the north of that. i think frozen precipitation will hang on longest in the pocono mountains. you can see temperatures are still cold north and west, when we get to 6:00 p.m. and after that it the looks like we could see snow, freezing rain, and or sleet before the change over to all rain. by midnight we are at 40 degrees in philadelphia. rise in the overnight hours, and then we will eventually reach about 44, at three or 4:00 in the morning. that is when we have rain, rain, rain until six or 7:00 in the morning and dry rest of the day tomorrow. warm front number two late wednesday night the in to thursday morning, we will get milder temperatures on thursday, your average high is 40 degrees, but by thursday we are up to 60 degrees but to take, still a little bit below average but it the is above freezing, eventually with a high of 38, 50 tomorrow, 60 on thursday, still mild on friday before colder air kicks in for the start of the holi

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we see a lot of snowfall across the northwestern side only. typically across the pacific side and today because the winds were quite powerful and there's a cold air mass where you see snowfa owfallll noww the snowfall has r reached nearly 2.5 meters and more snow is on the way. not just snowfall we could see some thunderstorms, gusty wins and high waves and possibly winter tornadoes as well. now the heaviest snow will likely fall into the next 24 hours and an additional 90 centimeters of snow could fall and also they could see up to 40 centimeters or even more. wind gusts could be over 120 kilometers and the combination will cause low visibility to stay home. it's in northern japan and also western portions of japan and as we go into the weekend the fridged air mass will continue to move down toward the south covering the whole japan with the exception of the okinawa region so temperatures are going to be cooling down dramatically into the next several days. for example, tokyo's high will be 11 degrees but down to 6 degrees on your saturday an

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. >> reporter: the man at the wheel was lawrence crosby a 25-year-old candidate for a phd at northwesternnd the car was his. the dash cam in cosby's car picked up his cell phone conversation as he watched the police approach. >> they think i'm doing something wrong. now, i'm getting pulled over. >> reporter: when cosby surrendered a police dash cam. he was roughed up and ran a check on the car. >> why am i being handcuffed. >> we've got to verify that the car was not stolen. >> reporter: when the check confirmed the war was cosby, one officer responded you should feel good for that. tim touhy is cosby's attorney. >> this is something that has got to be checked on a computer and all determined between any context cosby and the police. >> reporter: murphy, the 911 caller followed police to the scene. >> if it's his car, will you tell hymn i'm sorry. >> reporter: they took care of it by charging him with resisting arrest but crosby was acquitted last year. the police say the department followed procedures but they are now changing those procedures and they will no longer require that subject

also parts of northwestern monterey and southeast santa cruz mountains as well. now, right now temperatures in the south bay at about 49 degrees, peninsula 48 degrees, peaks in tri-valley. san francisco seeing a beautiful sky. east bay in the 50s. you may have noticed it's a bit chillier out there now as this storm system for the most part makes its way out tonight over the next couple of hours. we're still seeing spotty rain offshore. still has a chance to push to the southern areas of the bay which means santa clara county and santa cruz mountains over the next couple hours. we have a chance of seeing spotty showers. let's go ahead and show you exactly what we'ring over the next couple hours. by 1:30 still spotty showers offshore, palo alto, san jose as well as fremont. by 5:30, 6:00 and 7:00, majority makes its exit. by 8:00 all that should be left behind is cloudy skies and for the most part not a lot of sunshine, but we are expecting those temps to drop tonight and a lot of that water left over from the storm systems including the water out on the roadways c

of southern new jersey, salem, gloucester, northwestern burlington, actually seen winter weather advisoryow go out of effect because this is starting deteriorate as it rotates away. meanwhile i zoom you all the way out, much wider zoom, reason for that this next cyst -- ands that may look awfully far away, but now an alberta clipper. alberta clipper get the same, it originates in alberta, that province of western canada. but in addition to that, what you will typically finds with these alberta clippers is that they sweep across the us, very, very quickly, and also to the southeast. so they very often toned to reach us, they tends to bring with them very limited moisture, because i'm moving so darn fast, can't grab any moisture. that will will also help reinforce the colds, next one that comes along tomorrow looks like tried and true clipper system. see in the seven day. for now, morning snow through the south and east, talking far southeast of philly even at this point won't even see flake in the city. there will be some sun for the rest of us as the day goes on. move forward later tonigh

another colleague of mine at northwestern university went to work for "the wall street journal" that summer in new york and i was hired to work in our washington bureau. there was one field reporter but they never at a female summer intern. some of the experience i had were very different than what i was used to as editor for the daily northwestern. the rudest shock or the strangest thing that happened was on my first week on the javb which the white house correspondent invited me to go and you're a news briefing at the white house, and so we were into big hurry and rushing along washington's busy streets and he kept circling around me and i couldn't understand why. i finally realized he was trying to be a gentleman and be on the outside of the sidewalk so i guess the horse and carriage is wooden splash my. i wasn't sure why. >> host: wow. you interviewed fidgeted executive women for this book which is so impressive. it must have been so much work. why 52? is it one per week or was it just you got -- >> guest: it wasn't bad, one per week. my goal was to interview 50 women for the boo

just a coating to those northwestern suburbs up to the pennsylvania turnpike. to 3 inches for most of central new jersey, northern delaware. then southern delaware and the coastal communities up to millville there could be three to 6 inches of snow in that fluffy nature also right on the border of hammonton chatsworth and mount holly berlin glassboro salem middletown that's your one to 3-inch line. brutal winds though with this system so wind chills even if you don't see the snow to the north and west feels 14 in the morning, 16 in the afternoon five in the morning on sunday and 12 in the afternoon, so 48 hours of wind chills that do not get out of the teens. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, 20's for the next three days for high temperatures with that snow right along i-95 south and east tomorrow. it is sunny but bitter sunday into monday and then we start to turn the corner on tuesday with a lot of clouds, 39 degrees. and then it's mild with some rain arriving wednesday, 55 degrees. and remaining above normal thursday into friday next week with more s

berks, lehigh, northampton county off and across northwestern new jersey and points north and west go10 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. >> loving that for wednesday. for now we have to get through today. any time katie says freezing rain the red dmraingdz go up. stay with us all morning long we'll let you know where and when it comes down especially rain that hits us and it affects us. right now looking outside at these parts blue route moving

this is a photo of the cell where fattah is serving time at the prison in northwestern pennsylvania. he was convicted on racketeering charges related to a campaign loan. wesley snipe served a three-year sentence on tax charges at that same prison released in '13. >>> mary tyler moore is being remembered after she died at the age of 80. the television icon and trailblazer passed away in the company of friends and her loving husband of more than 33 years. ♪ mary tyler moore, the name just rolls off the tongue. the country spent saturday night tuneded in to the mary tyler moore show. watching america's sweetheart marry in a fictional television newsroom. >> i am the associate producer >> it was moore's career defining role and for a generation, the show system bowl lized a shift. she was born december 29th, 1936 in brooklyn new york, her family moved to california when she was eight and she was still in her teens when she landed her first break that ran during ozzy and harriet show. mary wasn't planning tore a stay-at-home mom. >> in 1961, she landed her first starring role with the dic

northwestern paying a visit seemed like it was all going nebraska's way. >> seth: they just won not easyo do they won at maryland that is why this is such a huge win for northwest open earn that guy right there, has been missing with an injured hand. this is his second game back. that is saw huge win for team that is trying to get to first ncaa tournament in school history. i think they're going to get there. this is a good first step. >> ha big road win indeed. also from the big ten, iowa holding on against rutgers, 68-62. scarlet knights 0-4 in big ten play. game that was rescheduled from last night, north carolina, 107-54 -- 56. 51 point margin of victory largest ever in acc game. let's look at your top ten and you don't have baylor moving up that high at all, do you. >> i'm distracted by that picture of me. baylor, right now, is second in the writer's poll third in the coachs' poll they should move up with the villanova loss earlier in the week. if you look at kansas-villanova, ucla and kentucky someone has got to make the case that baylor is better than those teams. not just about w

is getting ample moisture over the sea of japan and a lot of snow clouds are forming along the northwestern side of the country. there's a high mountain range in the middle of the country. typically dry across the pacific side. but this time winds are quite strong and we have the coldest air of the season blanketing the area. so even the pacific side like nagoya and sendai will see snow. >> now we combine with gusty conditions. visibility will be quite low making for hazardous drivingng conditions. not just snow, thunderstorms and high waves are expected. the coldest air of the seesen is blanketing most of the station, so tokyo will stay dry, but it's going to be quite chilly. the daytime high on the weekend is only six degrees and on sunday morning, the temperature is going to be minus 2 degrees, so stay warm. back to you. >>> south korean media are reporting that a special prosecutor's team is considering an arrest warrant for the head of the country's largest conglomerate, samsung group. the prosecutors spent all night questioning the vice chairman and he was only allowed to return home

this is a photo of the cell where fattah is serving time at the prison in northwestern pennsylvania. he was convicted on racketeering charges related to a campaign loan. wesley snipe served a three-year sentence on tax charges at that same prison released in '13. >>> mary tyler moore is being remembered after she died at the age of 80. the television icon and trailblazer passed away in the company of friends and her loving husband of more than 33 years. ♪ mary tyler moore, the name just rolls off the tongue. the country spent saturday night tuneded in to the mary tyler moore show. watching america's sweetheart marry in a fictional television newsroom. >> i am the associate producer >> it was moore's career defining role and for a generation, the show system bowl lized a shift. she was born december 29th, 1936 in brooklyn new york, her family moved to california when she was eight and she was still in her teens when she landed her first break that ran during ozzy and harriet show. mary wasn't planning tore a stay-at-home mom. >> in 1961, she landed her first starring role with the dic

5:00 p.m., up to 6:00 p.m., look out for this, maybe some flakes, but freezing rain across the northwestern area. same thing at 8:00 p.m. freezing rain. but the warm front will push up, that freezing rain goes up in the poconos and change over to all rain later at night as the temperatures rise. some of the rain could be around wednesday morning. freezing rain in the northern suburbs before it changes over with the rising temperatures. 27 is the high, very cold, no precipitation, look out for icy patches here and there. tomorrow, cloudy, 38 the high, late in the day up north freezing rain possible. mostly cloudy, morning rain on wednesday. 50 is the high there. that's right, 50. we are going to get the surge of air with the southerly flow. thursday, 60 clouds and sun, spotty shower. 57 on friday with showers. a front comes through and we get a little bit cooler. 40 for the high on saturday, 43 on sunday. the front will hang up, so we'll get showers around at times saturday an sunday. hey it's showers we're talking and no frozen precipitation. >> i'm looking forward to everything thawing out

they beat northwestern jones led the way 15 points, 15 rebounds. maryland 15-1 overall undefeated in the big ten. congrats to dukes and the terps. >> that's right. chris miles, thank you so much. and happy saturday. >>> as for you, if you've ever wondered what zero degrees feels like, go ahead and step out your door tomorrow morning. >> yeah. >> i like the exercise, why would you do it? just stay indoors. >> stay inside. 28 tomorrow feels like single digits and teens. >> all right. on that note, that is the news for now. "nightly news" is coming up >>> on this saturday night, deadly airport rampage. the emerging picture of the shooting suspect, his plan of attack, the warning signs he may have shown and the trail that brought him to ft. lauderdale as we learn more about the lives cut short and the horrifying moments in the terminal and the survivors whose images have been seen around the world. >>> double threat. a winter storm battles the east coast. snow, ice and freezing rain hitting tense of millions from north to south and some areas getting a

the extreme northwestern part of the state seeing heavy snow, dangerous ice around the atlanta area headed off the coast and that will bring it close to our area. let's time the out here as we head through the overnight hour, the precipitation notice how it has expanded bate to north and west. we talked about this earlier. this is something we would have to watch. is this going to expand? looks like it is. that means further inland we could see more snow than we had anticipated from this system. here's 9:00 a.m. the heaviest is at the coast. southern and southeastern delaware extreme south jersey coastal areas will see the most snow from this as you head back to philadelphia. we could see moderate snowfall from at least 9:00 in the 1:00 p.m. in the city, and that could lead to increased totals. take a quick look again, 11:00 a.m. we're still seeing the snow, 1:00 still snowing. especially heavy down the shore. finally after about 3:00 we see start to wind up and move on out of here. may not clear the coast until 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. philadelphia lower bucks montgomery county, delaware county

and even in our northwestern and northern zones of philadelphia counties.o temperatures are falling, and that snow will continue to stick. 27 degrees in pottstown. 30 in philadelphia and 30 degrees in millville. most locations with those roads treat the there's no issue. but overnight tonight you can see some snow sticking on those untreated surfaces. one to 3-inches best bet along the i-95 corridor with coating to an inch further north and farther south through south jersey and into delaware. as we look ahead through philadelphia, the stow will be ending early by about 6am we're just talking cloudy and cold with temperature of 29 degrees. lehigh valley not expecting much there's no advisory in your neighborhood up to an inch possible as far as the know is concerned. light snow at 3am and cloudy at 6am with a temperature of 26 in wilmington delaware light snow falling now that will continue through about three, 4am. by 6:00 a.m. cloudy and cold with some slick spots with temperatures falling below freezing. this storm is storm number one. number two comes t

also the arctic blast in western canada and northwestern u.s. that's going to come our way. starting later tomorrow. but first things first get rid of this guy and kick it out of here but notice isolated showers still lingering this evening and even overnight. clearing out for tomorrow. so sunshine a few clouds but not a bad day. kind of windy. the we'll get into the 50s before temperatures the drop later on in the afternoon. we turn cold on thursday. and headed our way across the midwest. the streak of snow from west virginia by thursday afternoon. this is going to be with us later thursday evening into the overnight into friday morning. it's light but it's cold enough it should stick and anything that's not treated. low pressure south and east will pull away. the problem is the timing. this could drop not a lot. an inch, maybe an inch and a half in some spots or less even. but the timing is bad for friday morning. and then the weekend, i know you've heard about a potential storm. i put the isobars. low pressure is going to form here and it looks like a coastal low off the

he was released just after 6:00 this morning from prison in northwestern pennsylvania. >> and former pennsylvania congressman, shank a fattah requesting more free time so can he continue to fight his legal battle. fattah, who is expected to start a ten year prison term this month, has petitioned us appeals court to allow him to remain free while he appeals his racketeering conviction. fattah expects to win a new trial based on perceived errors, he says, during his original trial. federal prosecutors oppose fattah's motion to remain free. >>> a hands full of lawmakers calling now for a review of safety measures in the wake of recent train crashes. new jersey senators cory booker and bob menendez are among five senators asking the national transportation board to conduct a comprehensive review on sleep apnea testing for railroad engineers. the group is hoping to prevent future accidents, like the train derailment in hoboken, new jersey, and in brooklyn, new york. >> coast guard video here shows the rescue of two men from a small fishing boat. this happened late last night in the delawa

the extreme northwestern part of the state seeing heavy snow, dangerous ice around the atlanta area headed off the coast and that will bring it close to our area. let's time the out here as we head through the overnight hour, the precipitation notice how it has expanded bate to north and west. we talked about this earlier. this is something we would have to watch. is this going to expand? looks like it is. that means further inland we could see more snow than we had anticipated from this system. here's 9:00 a.m. the heaviest is at the coast. southern and southeastern delaware extreme south jersey coastal areas will see the most snow from this as you head back to philadelphia. we could see moderate snowfall from at least 9:00 in the 1:00 p.m. in the city, and that could lead to increased totals. take a quick look again, 11:00 a.m. we're still seeing the snow, 1:00 still snowing. especially heavy down the shore. finally after about 3:00 we see start to wind up and move on out of here. may not clear the coast until 4:00 or 5:00 p.m. philadelphia lower bucks montgomery county, delaware county

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. >> well, long time pennsylvania congressman, chaka fattah is northwestern pennsylvania prison this noon, serving the first day of ten year prison sentence, fattah, who arrived, convicted on racketeering charges, essay peeling the conviction, he'll do his time at a prison near the new york border. his son chip is serving fraud charges at prison in michigan. >> we now know major crack in steel beam is to blame for bridge closure connecting the pennsylvania and new jersey turnpike, delaware river bridge will be closed for at least two weeks, 42,000 cars crossed that bridge every day. traffic is expected at other area river crossings, and officials advise commuters to carpool to try to avoid adding to the noise. >>> and take a look at this, this frightening dash cam video from salt lake city police shows train slamming into fed ex cargo truck slicing it in half. now, fortunately the train did not hit the two men sitting in the cab at the time of the crash. authority say for whatever reason the arms of the railroad crossing were up, and the lights and bells were off, just moment before

i did go to wherever that was so incredibly free votech ih in the amazon then it went to northwestern brazil and rented a plane and flew for hours. >> how did you get the money to do that blacks. >> fin and just for the book came out it is difficult for me but one part when you sell it and then when you turn in the manuscript then it comes out and that is how i used it. >> i thought you would fly yourself.[l >> no. >>. >> in dealing with a great you seemple use seen endlessly curious and afraid of nothing. >>. >> but with winds tend churchillian garfield. >> so what interests me talking about is earlier i like to read biographies a personal story today given deep and that moment with the triumph of infamy with that more private moment the struggle if that was desperate like winston churchill and then those moments in this something that we all share that day is when your true nature is revealed. >> so i had her the story 25 years ago negative husband was uh journalist and began his career in south africa. and when i met him 25 years ago he said do you know that winston churchill was a

brian: so you had to do well at northwestern.aya: i did fine at northwestern, i would for a couple of years, i worked at tim weber. what do i love the kennedy school of government. it was a whole lot of people who like the same kind of thinking. if you are creating a brand-new policy from scratch, how would you do it? there were some a different perspectives is a much expertise there. that was a great two years. brian: one of the most interesting nuggets was the post editorial board. maya: here is what happened. i sent them an op-ed and the editor of them were calling back. i said they are going to run my op-ed. the person who covered economics was going on booklet. one of my favorite dutch i had was working there for two months. another piece of it was to step out of your career. i know nothing about journalism. i don't know how editorial boards work. a separate they are for the rest of the newsroom. i learned so much. brian: they really separate? maya: yes. any sense you get that they had any editorial impact? : i got the sense