the race. >> the peacock is at mile four. you should come out. >> are you running it this year, chuck? >> i will do something, quite been able to finish the race because apparently the aging process is a real thing, but i've done 18 miles the last two years but i haven't been able to do the whole thing. >> just be happy you're not in the peacock costume. i've heard it doesn't smell good on the inside. that's what i heard. >> i don't think the people in the peacock thing smell that good either. >> not by the end of it, no. >> this morning it's a topsy turvy weather world. temperatures are 60 degrees now. it will be nowhere near that -- talk about things that aren't working right. there's me on the top of that list. temperatures are not as cold as we thought they were going to be this morning. there are a few little rain drops down here, but you should be preparing for the cold because the number one thing you need to know about the weather, don't be fooled. there's a hard freeze in store for tonight. but we're still all optimi

—— this is the peacock locomotive.maceutical industry. let us talk about drugs and medication. how are drugs going to be affected once we leave the european union in terms of prices and availability? our focus on brexit is in talking about the availability of medicines we are using today and what we want to use in the future. it is about making sure we have a system to discover and develop, manufacture and provide those medicines in the future just like today because the uk is still one of the best places in the world to do that. we have a regulatory body, there is a threat of that reading once we leave and that is concern over drug trials, will approving drugs be harder? will that be the case? does it really matter? regulation around the world has been coming together. we have a lot of similar processes we use in europe and the us but this agency has been and the us but this agency has been an important part of how we develop regulation hear for europe. it is important to remember that the body itself is not doing all

used to be the outline of the peacock. the sign hit the ground and thankfully nobody was hurt. >> nobody except the peacock. >>> it is an annual tradition that sort of turns the page on winter. the national cherry blossom festival was supposed to start today. >> but the weather we've had the past few days has not been kind to those blossoms. are we going to see them bloom at all this year? >> kristen wright has new information for us first at 4:00. >> washington's iconic cherry blossoms are in trouble. the bitter cold temperatures we have been feeling this week are killing some of the blossoms that were too close to that beautiful peak bloom that so many come to washington to see every year. the trees here, some of them, just bare. the national park service inspected the trees right here around the tidal basin this morning and found widespread damage. temperatures fell critical 24 degree mark that we've been talking about. the next two nights, more bitter cold is coming. so, is there any hope for the cherry blossoms? the p

i knew about whistler's mother. >> you have to see the peacock room. >> thank you, barbara. >> you'res back with our weather. >> where is our roller coaster ride going? >> snow.e!c0i we had a record high temperaturg today at 80 and that prompts severe weather. gusty winds but, look. very quick. the winds came through. the rain came down. it moved out just as quick as it came in. the winds gusting between 50 and 70 miles an hour. we saw 78-mile-an-hour wind gusts over toward quantico earlier and well over 60 miles an hour in parts of montgomery county with that same storm system. out there right now the wind gusting but not because of the storms. 69. winds out of the southwest at 23 miles per hour but gusting over 40 in places and we do have a wind advisory in effect and those winds will continue to gustah: 40 to 50 overnight toni and most of the area right on through tomorrow morning. 66 the current temperature in leesburg right now and 69 river dale and we are incredibly mild. now the front is still back to of the front but the front itself is back to our west. still dealing with sho

i feel like a peacock that wants to fly or flamingo that wants to run or an ostrich that wants to runamal davis, currently in segregation after refusing orders to leave the hamptons won't be celebrating freedom any time soon. he's just been sentenced to state prison for a term of one to four years on two counts of larceny. >> i am worried about going to prison. prison is really unpredictable. >> could you open 32? >> today deputy james is checking in on davis who at 19 years old has never been to prison. >> the minimum time you're going to do is what? a year? you aren't going to go to maximum security, you know that, don't you? just roll with it and see where it takes you. don't overthink this. everybody sits there and worries and worries and worries. you don't do yourself any good doing that, anyway. while you're there, if you can take any classes, do anything while you're in the prison system, do it. do whatever you can. you know, to help you out. then when you get out, have a little bit more education. do what you can while you're locked up. he just wanted to talk to somebody. i gu

was he b, a peacock? or was he c, a chimpanzee? jimmy: that would be incorrect. [ buzzer ] he was a chimpanzee. ♪ [ light laughter ] j. fred muggs was a chimpanzee. katie, you get two puppies. >> oh! >> wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> ready? >> jimmy: it's a very close game. [ bag i really thought i had that. >> oh, wow. >> jimmy: yeah, you did, right? >> right. >> yeah. what is it? what is it? >> jimmy: oh, he's licking. >> oh. >> jimmy: he's licking you. >> oh, oh, oh. >> jimmy: oh, he wants to talk to you. oh, yeah, yeah. he wants to talk to you. oh, my god. [ barking ] you know what that sound means? it's similar to the other sound, but it's different. [ laughter ] should have added a different sound. >> what is that? >> jimmy: that sound means that it's time for final puppardy. >> oh. >> jimmy: this is for all of your opponents' puppies. [ light laughter ] >> they sure smell like puppies! >> jimmy: and the game. so, it's three to three. >> okay. >> jimmy: here we go. you can pick up your ipads, if you can, next to your chairs.

students from peacock celebrated here at revolution at penn treaty in fishtown. >>> today hundreds ofhe brightest young minds at the jersey shore will come together compete. the annual jersey shore science fair at stockton university. 600 students from 43 middle and high schools are taking part. their projects will be judged on creativity, scientific goals and skill. you can check out the projects between noon and 1:00 today. >>> the time right now 5:57 on your saturday morning. with just two days to go until spring, we're keeping an eye on wintry weather for your weekend. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist krystal klei is tracking what's on the way and already here. >> some of us might be tired of this. we got snow in the forecast again at least for some of us and rain for others. here's a live look. looking at city hall. a dry cam shot. may see showers moving through. >>> tracking a wintry mix for your weekend. the first alert weather team is watching rain and snow showers in parts of the area. what you could see in our neighborhood by neighborhood forecast. >>> nova nation heads nort

. >> first grader jamison peacock worked on saving you, from a sled. >> i thought you wouldn't want toll your your energy going up and down the ladder for your tools. >> reporter: eddie and sleigh meant leaving notes in your lunch box easier with a l cd writing pad. >> it is something that you can write on that you can just use magnetic shields to erase it and have 3,000 wipes. >> they go through a tremendous process, researching on the internet, going to stores, they come up with all of these amazing ideas, pet ideas, things for the house, safety ideas, and always unique. >> reporter: idea that these kid had were not only well throughout out but developed, in detailed. >> the problem that i wanted to have solved is having too much patients and being sad when you grow out of your t-shirt and your memories are just gone. so my invention is for t-shirts to come with springs on the bottom or on the side and then instead of buying a whole t-shirt for every vacation you go honor a accomplishment you make, you can, buy a ribbon and tie a ribbon on the fringe, so that you don't have too much

. >> what about this peacock says president bush to you?d say like the funny little hair there, like when his hair's all out of place. >> sometimes bush needs to run a comb through it? >> and maybe the weird little sweater, maybe bush wears that on christmas. i don't know. >> do you think the background, the red marks on the yellow background, represents the chaotic nature of governments? >> i wouldn't say that. i'd say it looks like he really loves strawberries. >> were your friends sharing pictures of president bush's cat on social media this morning? >> yes, they were. i saw it all over my news feed. >> what do you think of this painting by president george w. bush? >> listen, i am president george w. bush, and i did not paint that damn thing. >> thank you for your time, sir. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: none of those were his. one more thing before we forge ahead, it's thursday night, time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week, whether they need it or not. it's this week in unnecessary censorship. >> everyone put their h

elite inspiring, we have role models, we havejonnie peacock, hannah cockroft, we have mo farah and jessicaties, coaches, people, that then make it collectively happen, otherwise it is a waste of time, because the inspired will do something else or can't be bothered. you cannot make them wait. there is more than double that going into community level. doing exactly what we are doing. disabled people, more diversity of opportunity, is a big focus for the likes of sport england, sport scotland, sport wales, sport northern ireland. looking around the world, you have travelled the world, sir craig, here we are, berating the lack of opportunity and access here, but we don't know how blessed we are in the uk? i wouldn't want anybody to downplay the effect of the very elite end over the last five or six years in this country. look at what happened at the paralympic games in london, and the increase of understanding of athletes with disabilities. that is the irony, the number of disabled taking part in physical activity is falling. roughly the same thing happened out of the success of rio. the chan

this panda nearly fell out of a tree after a peacock squealed. out in her tree at the breeding center when she got quite a fright. however she used all her strength and paws to pull herself back up right there. on looker says they were amazed by her tenacity. >> special luncheon celebrated women of color today at the university of pennsylvania. the 30 and annual event honors five women for their work in the community. honorees and their family were among 300 people who came to the pep. nydia han emceed for the special event. congratulations to all these outstanding women. >> jim gardner and the "action news" team standing by with these stories and more coming up next at 6 o'clock. fire destroyed two waterfront homes in avalon. what officials say sparked the blaze. >>> former pennsylvania trooper is charged in the death of his wife and child three years after the shooting. >> plus, atlantic city police sound off on cuts ordered by the state. those stories and more coming your way next at 6:00 for adam josephs cecily tynan jaime apody rick williams

. >> they made their own -- first grader jamison peacock worked on saving from a sweat. >> i thoughtn't want to waste all of your energy going up and down the ladder, sorry events this. >> he had a, made notes in your lunch box easier with a lcd writing pad. >> it is something that you can write on, that uses magnetic field to erase it, and has 3,000 lights. >> that go a tremendous process, researching, on the internet, going to stores, they come up with all of these amazing ideas, things for the house, safety ideas, and always unique. >> the ideas these kids were not only well thought out, but developed in detail. >> the problem that i want to solve is having too many t-shirts and being sad when you grow out of your t-shirts and your memories are just gone. so my invention is for t-shirt to come with fringe along the bottom or on the sides, so instead of buying a whole new t-shirt for every like vacation you go on, or an accomplishment you make, you can tie a ribbon, then tie a ribbon on the fringe, so that you don't have too many t-shirts that your clause let never overflow. >> vit

. >> she was startled by a peacock and lost her balance. >> and all that matters. >> oh, my gosh, it ends up going in the basket. >> the globetrotters are looking for talent as well. you can play a lot of places if you can bounce that ball in from the free-throw line. >> cbs this morning -- saturday. >> in honor of st. patrick's day, the white house is green. >> by the president's own admission, all he does all day is watch cable news, which is nothing but commercials for zoloft, paxil, celexa, don, pick one. >> i'm anthony mason along with alex wagner. we begin this morning with new fallout from president trump's unproven claims that he was the subject of surveillance ordered by then president barack obama during the 2016 campaign. >> the president is not backing down on his explosive allegations and in doing so wrangled two of america's closest allies, great britain weekend in florida. errol bar nnett beach, florida. >> >> reporter: good morning. they called the idea that the . u.k. surveillednt tru is crazy. president trump arrived in w palm beach florida friday after wonder. duri

. ♪ >> hey,peacocks. >> can we take them home?t was a good time. animal planet is hosting a ten-hour facebook live event today where you can get your own inside look at more than 15 zoos around the country. go to today.com to find out more. and tune into "the zoo" saturday nights on animal planet. >> i really -- >> this man was doing it with the sloth. >> -- like the sloths. >> and it never ended. and it's so slow. it was pretty cool. oh, no. >>> coming up -- the coolest -- >> i'm leaving. >> -- new gadgets. right after this. man: proper etiquette is essential for every social occasion. so the the broom said, "sorry i'm late. i over-swept." [ laughter ] yes, even the awkward among us deserve some laughter. and while it's okay to nibble in public, a lady only dines in private. try the name your price tool from progressive. it gives you options based on your budget. uh-oh. discussing finances is a big no-no. what, i'm helping her save money! shh! men are talking. that's it, i'm out. taking the meatballs. [ female announcer ] the mag