they write -- raleigh, north carolina, i mean raleigh from new york. hi, raleigh. mixed of your name with the city in north carolina. caller: that is fine. raleigh is the capital, right? host: tell me it is happened before. caller: this is the first time. when i call, i keep forgetting to thank you all for c-span. i love you all. i have been watching you from day one, in the 1980's. i want to say i love you and thank the good lord for c-span. i voted for president trump, i love president trump. that is my man. i appreciate what he is doing. business asg on is usual has come to an end. people cannot accepted that. that has president sons and daughters from marriage. you understand? i do not know if folks realize that the last a with president with sons and daughters. people can identify with that. trump's children are all from marriage. i appreciated that. comparing to all of the stuff, people having children and not married at thinking it is ok and it is not ok because god said have children in marriage and not out of marriage. when it's a growing, they have this d

down on east south street in downtown raleigh in front of shaw university in the raleigh municipal tens of thousands of us will march to the state capital. i believe the governor has an office there. oh yes, it's it's a new governor, isn't it. [applause] they don't like it they consume us to the north carolina supreme court where i don't think the dances are too good. no thanks to them. we've got the resegregation of the public schools in this country, we have got the evisceration of the voting rights act and as soon as the voting rights act was gunned to death, then came the legislature for north carolina full of right wing crack pots, i'm sorry -- for of -- i think i am okay. [laughter] we have some very good people who figured out where all the black people in north carolina live. and then they draw the lines for the district. i think there's a lady crossing the street and the rocky mount and there drawn a line saying whoa trying to stack and pack african-americans into a small number of districts so that interracial politics and no fusion movement could ever rise again to confront t

>> reporter: connecting with students at carol magnet midding school in raleigh, north carolina.ter the last bell rings. >> how are you? >> reporter: that connection continues. she's making house calls. >> i'm so proud of her. >> reporter: it's a practice she started back when she was teaching. startled after her first parent-teacher open house at school. >> nobody came. >> reporter: it was a teaching moment. >> sometimes we mistake hard working parents. we mistake their absence for lack of interest. i found that's not the case. >> reporter: so instead of asking parents to come to her, she's going to them. more than 900 families in all. her students progress is proof it's making a difference. >> you going to come to mom mom? >> reporter: at first she doubted the visit could help her daughter who had been struggling in school. >> to have her get to know us on a personal level empowers her to do better in school because she feels supported. >> this is my honor roll certificate. >> congratulations. >> reporter: it's her first honor roll ever. she's joined cheerleadering and excited

\cigna did enter the ral raleigh market.ci enter the ral raleigh market. no one said the market isn't viable. rate increases proposed were generally approved. it does pair to appear to be an access catching up with utilization. the point mike made about not knowing the population at first then the next year put in your raise before data and third year your risk corridor payments were froze by rubio and the fourth year your reinsurance phased out. every year there is something else to catch up with. the points you already know, there is reason to believe it is found, equilibrium but also concern to be that it hasn't. so i heard both stories but i think the idea is that prior to trump election people were you know, curious, looking, continuing to watch the market carefully and remain sort of flexible in terms of reentry or new entry. meanwhile, what developed was most encouraging. >> okay, mike? >> so i suppose the best single line about texas that really played off of mark's comments is and then it all fell apart. texas is certainly an oppositional state. i

we will go to raleigh to speak with reverend barbara. stay with us. ♪ [music break] include bydhand news fleetwood mac. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. goodwin with juan gonzalez. juan: the naacp announced that it would not hold its convention inin north cararolina and urged an international boycott of the state in protest of laws adopted by the republican-led legislature. north carolina's house bill 2, --wn as the bathroom bill the naacp has accused republican legislators of committing voter suppression and racial gerrymandering. this is the naacp president cornell william brooks speaking in north carolina on friday. >> the naacp does not take this matter cavalierly. we understanand as a consequence of constitutional history that we attended to boycott in a place in mississippi, and we were threatened with bankruptcy, threatened w with briing our beloved d association to its knees. we have to consider, contemplate a boycott in the midst of this era of v voter suppression. it is a serious matter, indee

then on east south street, downtown raleigh and the university in raleigh might oratory.tens of thousands muscle marched out the old state capitol. i believe the governors got an office there. oh yes, it is a new governor isn't it? [applause] if they don't like it they can see last. i don't think the chances are too good. no thanks. we have gone the resegregation of the public schools in this country. we've got the evisceration of the voting rights act. and as soon as the voting rights act was done to death, then came the legislature of north carolina. full of right wing crackpots. i'm sorry, that was a little bad. [laughter] full of - i think i am okay. [laughter] who had some very good figures, who figured out will wear the black people in north carolina live. and then they drew lines for the district. i think there was a leader crossing the street in rocky mountain and they were driving and said - trying to stop african-americans into a small number of districts so that interracial politics, no fusion movement could ever rise again. to confront them in their own way fa

it was more so true in the raleigh area and secondarily charlotte, less so in some of the other areas. so those things all resonate with what mike said. as farz as distinctive points one of the things about competition in north carolina is principally aside from the blues the carriers were national carriers. we don't have local regional carriers. these health systems haven't yet formed insurance companies. but that might change -- so when zoigss were made nationally they impacted our state market across the board. prior to that you saw these national markets expanding their reach. they weren't contracting. united started with about half the states -- half the counties and expanded to three quarters. coventry started with about a quarter and was expanding to about a third. the national entities pulled them both out. there weren't any regional entities to fill that void. many people i spoke to said that's inevitable, this condition of blue cross being the sole carrier won't last as long as the market stabilizes, as long as there's a potential to remain profitable. the big open $64 milli

. >> terence in raleigh, carolina, joins us now. go ahead. >> yes, i'm calling about the situation, what is going on. i think the republicans -- they have the republicans in the senate and congress. now they got donald trump. closek america is being week. he say he is going to do this, going to do what is in the best interests for all of his cronies , alle congress and senate the millionaires and billionaires. i guarantee you he has skeletons in his closet. within one to two years, it is going to come out, and the south supports him more than the north. poore south, it's more than the north. i don't understand why are they voting against their own interests. they got poor health care, poor jobs. they need more social programs that up in the north, you know? but i think what it is is most ideology oft the white supremacist. if you look there on who he has got by his side, middle-aged white males, it shows that what is going on. >> all write, thanks for the call. to nancy in saybrook, connecticut, on the republican line. what do you t

look at these numbers today. 71 national and 71 in raleigh.e day tomorrow, we get in the 70s and could set a record as high as tomorrow. we get warmer on saturday. i will show you when temperatures cool down again. i got that forecast for you, i am back here in just ten minutes. >> fast forwarding through your favorite shows. you may not know it, advertising are still getting your attention. they are missing. testing out flex pricing. the story that's got our facebook followers going off tonight, all about the beach and ocean city. hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there for him someday. ok. that's it. (vo) we just didn't think someday would come so fast. see ya later, moe. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru impreza. the longest-lasting vehicle in its class. >>> all right, get ready to call for coins depending where you neighborhoods. new parking rates starting on monday. the goal of the program is it includes on street parking spaces on third street nort

and earlier, crowds gathered in raleigh, north carolina for the 11th annual moral march advocating for voting rights. now over to denver. another major protest in support of funding planned parenthood and take a look at yet another rally getting under way right now in new york city's washington square park. these are live pictures. it's in support of immigration with many holding signs about the president's immigration executive order. we've seen protests each and every weekend since the president came into office, and here to discuss all of this is congressman tony cardin, democrat from california. congressman good to see you here on-set in l.a. >> good to be here, jacob. >> talk about the immigration ban. what are you looking for from the administration right now if they pull this back, is there a new executive order you and the democrats would be willing to work with him on? >> presidents have the right to executive orders as long as they're lawful and follow the constitution of the united states. this executive order was a sham. it was done literally overnight, it wasn't checked, w

snow alon carolina border heading down the north side of raleigh. you know something's wrong when it's snowing in raleigh and it's not even cold here. we are off to a cold start. 27 in gaithersburg. martinsburg at 19. hourly temperatures though, once the sun comes out and there will be a fair amount of sunshine today, near 43 degrees by lunchtime. afternoon highs today, mid and upper 40s in upper maryland. for tomorrow, beginning of your long holiday weekend, a chilly start in the 30s. not teens and 20s. then tomorrow afternoon a big warmup. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s for tomorrow. there's your whole five-day forecast. 52 today. 68 tomorrow. clouds increase, there could be clouds increase, but that will not be enough to interfere with most of your weekend plans. >> i have some serious weekend plans so don't interfere. loop and outer loop of the beltway, we don't have any big problems there. top of the beltway all those routes are rolling along nicely. 66 and 95, no big worries there. a little slowdown 95 southbound there near quantico and

paul, minnesota, to raleigh, north carolina.ocused on a number of issues from funding for planned barrenhobarren hood parenthood and voting rights. and meanwhile, michael flynn's top aide, robin townley, ends his time on the national security council. >>> and days after a storm delivered one to two feet snow, more snow ahead. >>> and i.c.e. denying its crackdown across the country is anything new. between those raids and isolated deportations of undocumented immigrants, families are feeling the fallout after being split up. a firsthand view from the u.s./mexico border. >> reporter: across the country, word of immigration and customs race sending panic through millions of undocumented immigrants. >> there's a heightened level of a fear because of everything that's happening. >> reporter: i.c.e. saying raids in l.a., atlanta and texas were routine, targeting criminals. activists saying some swept up don't pose a threat. >> we're destroying families. >> reporter: i.c.e. raids are nothing new. the obama administration deporting more

. >>> charles wells watches from raleigh, north carolina, is the latest winner in the "rtm" mini ipad giveaway. >> you can win, just be 21 years old, be a legal resident in the united states or canada. >> the "rtm" buzz word is coming up. >> standby for the "rtm" mini ipad giveaway. >>> this winter is endless hours of fun, not just for those on the slopes snowboarding and skiing but also to the animals. this is a gorgeous arctic fox. and it is living at the woodland park zoo where it is obviously covered in snow and it is an opportunity for fun. >> yeah, it's just like, this is what i'm supposed to be doing! this is the best! >> i was born for this. >> and it's my favorite part when he jumps at the snow trying to find its prey. >> so adorable. >> the grizzly bear also from the woodland park zoo. he's just chilling, cooling down in the snow. >> he's making snow angels is what is going on. >> oh. now that zoo is in seattle. this is in a backyard somewhere in seattle. this is lexi who belongs to the family of one of our producers lisa. and she loves fetch so much she's not going to let n

. >> reporter: those words were echoed across the country as thousands rallied from chicago to raleighand scores of businesses including restaurants were shuttered. it was all in solidarity with immigrant workers who say president trump's deportation policies threaten their livelihoods and their future in this country. a third of american service jobs are held by undocumented workers. over 2 million immigrants work in the restaurant industry alone. >> every business on the street is generally open. none of them are today. >> reporter: ben miller from pennsylvania and his wife christina martinez who came here illegally from mexico own el come padre restaurant. they closed their doors. >> this is like flexing. >> nortin other words, you want show the major impact of just one day. >> that's right. we want to show protection for workers, everybody that's working. >> reporter: this restaurant is operating limited staff. owners say they understand why employees like h one took the day off. >> if we don't work hard every single day, this country is not going to be the same. >> reporter: here

series of ms demonstrtrations sinince trump's inauguration, which also include a massive march inin raleigh, north carolina, onon saturday, when an estimated 20,000 people flooded into the streets for the north carolina naacp's annual "moral march on raleigh" t to demonstrate against president trump and north carolina's anti-lgbt legislation hb2, also known as the bathroom bill, which denies transgender people the use of the bathroom, changing room or locker room , that matches their gender identity. u.n. secretary-general antonio guterres says he "deeply regrets" the u.s.'s decision to block former palestinian prime minister salam fayyad from serving as the next u.n. special representative to libya. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley blocked his appointmenent friday, claiming e u.n. has been biased in favor of the palestinian authority and that the move was intended to show u.s. support for israel. this is u.n. secretary general guterres. >> i believe he is the right person for the right job at the right moment. he has qualities that are recognizeded everywhere. ps a confidence that n

look at some other cities. 74 in charleston, west virginia, right now. 72 in raleigh and charlotte. a little cooler to the north. in the 60's in new york city and boston right now. real change coming. colder air behind it. places like minneapolis, northern sections of iowa come all the way to omaha, those areas under winter storm watches now. this storm center heads to the northeast. we are in the warm sector of it and we will be breezy and sunny and warm today. a few spots in the upper 70's. very warm tonight in the mid-50's. tomorrow is the front gets closer, we will deal with showers and thunderstorms. outdoor plans -- if you want dry weather, do it early in the morning because clouds will and late morning and by 2:00 in the afternoon, the radar may look like this. temperatures in the upper 60's and close to 70. when the front goes through, thunderstorms, we will see temperatures start to fall off of it, even more so by the time we hit sunday morning. look at the potential of these storms in the storm threat index. the biggest thing to worry about will be strong, damaging winds.

look at the temperatures to the southwest today. 75 around lexington. 77 in raleigh. that warmer air continuing to move in around our region during the day tomorrow. friday will be another warm day. friday afternoon looking great. 7:00 a.m. beautiful. 71. gorgeous at noon. a great day to get lunch outdoors. how often can you do that in the month of february? 76 at 4:00. by 7:00, absolutely spectacular. if you have a date night tomorrow night or going out with some friends, going to be here's tomorrow. no problem. sunshine. a few clouds from time to time tomorrow night. very nice. saturday morning a little bit different. here comes the clouds. here comes the thunderstorms. this could be a very thin line of storms that comes through. 1:00 back towards the blue ridge and around the d.c. metro area around 3:00, 4:00. then it moves on through. behind it it gets rather cold and windy saturday night. look at the ten-day forecast. temperatures around 50 for a high temperature on sunday. 58 on monday. chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. notice on wednesday, too, the wa

it was held today in raleigh, north carolina.h the run is five miles, but runners who were designatedave to polish off that box of a dozen doughnuts in one hour.r. >> that's the easy part. for a good cause.au it supports the north carolina chilledden's hospital.'s > imagine what your stomachyour feels like >> you shouldette and walk and run. > super bowl tomorrow, stick with bowl fox5. don't chge that channel. it's all here. coverage starts at 11:00 a.m. good night. (male narrator) previously, on "hell's kitchen"... kimberly, here's your daughter, apollonia. oh, my god. oh, my-- she's been my little lady. i love her. (narrator) chef ramsay surprised the final six with their loved ones. - mommy! - aww. oh, my god. probably the greatest feeling in the world right now. (narrator) as soon as their family visits were over... - tell him what mommy needs. - black jacket. - a black jacket, okay. [all laugh] (narrator) chef ramsay began a series of tests which would determine which <

just unheard of for this time of year. 60 right now in raleigh.pper 60s in jackson and atlanta but behind that front look at the chill we're talking numbers right now chicago mid 30s 20s in minneapolis. that's some of the cold air that will head in our direction. but look at ultimate doppler a line of showers and thunderstorms from cleveland ohio to columbus that activity will head in our direction tomorrow afternoon and evening. as that cold front will sweep through putting an end to the spring preview and, yes, a return to winter behind it. take a look at the highlighted area here. where we have a severe weather threat. not a high risk but a marginal risk so basically some of those storms could be little gusty meaning winds could gust up to 60 miles an hour and also some brief downpours. as we go hour by hour, morning fog out there but look at the clock by three, 4:00 o'clock, north and west we're watching that line of showers and gusty thunderstorms move toward trenton, philadelphia, right around dinnertime. so grab the umbrellas throw them in

i went down to raleigh to talk to people on both sides of the issue. there seems no way they will work this thing out peacefully. >> melissa: really? >> yeah. people concerned with transgender rights have a perfect reason to say that they fear that the north carolina law might actually legal aoeu discrimination against transgenders. okay. on the other hand, there are a lot of people in north carolina who don't like the idea of some guy walking into the ladies room because he feels pretty that day. >> melissa: it's not a problem that's going to be easily resolved. it's going into more and more places. texas is grappling with it. there's a lot of money at stake. when you talk about a league of any type pulling their event, that means a lot to local people in terms of the revenue they have planned on for the year. >> it's already cost north carolina millions of dollar. the nba has taken away the all-star game from charlotte and put it in new orleans. the ncaa the governing body for collegiate sports warned that it will lose out on sports if it doesn't rep

. >> and hundreds gathered in downtown raleigh, north carolina, instead of going to work to support the day without immigrants demonstration. many businesses said this will hurt but say this is what their customers asked for. and they expect to make much of the losses up in a few days. >>> an illegal immigrant mother is taking refuge at a denver church. she came from mexico 20 years ago. in 2009, she was convicted of using a fake social security number. she said she was using it to work. this week, she was supposed to meet with immigration officials. but she chose to go to the church instead and use it as a sanctuary. >> deporting her to a country she hasn't been in for 20 years, that punishment is obscene for the crime that was committed. >> she is not the first illegal immigrant to take refuge in this church. a mexican man lived here for some months in 2014. he left after immigration officials said he was no longer a priority. >>> to the storm watch now. a fast-moving system brought rain and wind over the bay area. showers early this morning made the roads slick causing some spinouts.

then charlotte and the raleigh. t the bharkts the biggest short fall of luxury homes, philadelphia, detroit, memphis, new orleans and l.a. interesting that all of those markets have a surplus of start-up supply and they're pretty well matched on the trade-ups. so if you are a young buyer looking to get into homeownership, these your best bets. >> coming up. wi >>> dow component coca-cola is scheduled to report earnings. if it declines, it would be the seventh straight quarter. president trump will meet with airline ceos at the white house. the focus? jobs. weekly jobless claims is that a few speech there's provide insight into the economy and that's what to watch for on thursday. and prumpl lashed out at the retailer nordstrom over its decision on stop carrying his daughter's brand. he tweeted, she is a great person, always push meer me to right thing. of nordstrom has said that its decision was based on sales results and not politics. shares of nordstrom dipped momentarily after the president's tweet but closed up

ron allen, nbc news, raleigh. >>> coming up, the latest on a badly needed environmental clean-up effortcalifornia that's impacting low-income neighborhoods. >> we'll tell you why thousands of people are crowding the streets of one of the most beautiful cities in the world in masks and outfits. >>> in california, the clean-up of a massive environmental nightmare is under way and it is just miles from downtown los angeles. state regulators discovered a battery recycling plant was spewing harmful chemicals over thousands of homes, for years. steve patterson visited the neighborhoods and spoke to families dealing with the fallout. >> forward three. >> reporter: inside the home of terry kano and her son joseph, life seems normal. >> close to beating you again. >> reporter: outside an invisible threat. >> there is a certain amount of risk that he's taking just walking out the door. >> reporter: the kanos and many of their neighbors' yards are saturated with pollutants harmful to childhood development in concentrations up to 100 times higher than health standards. >> breaks my heart. >> report

raleigh at 71. certainly unsystemly warm so far we're 8 degrees above normal for the month of february. definitely one for the record books. as we go hour by hour tomorrow, a few spotty showers possible tomorrow morning otherwise we'll see a partly cloudy sky and warm temperatures. temperatures soaring 20 degrees above average. the stormy day is going to be wednesday. we'll be challenging record warmth. watch showers and thunderstorms wednesday mornin then we warm it up with some sunshine midday. and then the squall line moves through during the din are in hour we're talking about the threat of severe weather wednesday afternoon look at this curving right that was philadelphia, potential for damaging winds is moderate to high. maybe even some hail out of these storms on wednesday. impact with the severe storms damaging winds, the possibilty of hail and even some flooding rain in poor drainage area wednesday because of how hard the rain will fall. we need the rain it's a lot coming in short period of

look at raleigh 64.e'll get a piece of that during the day tomorrow with temperatures warming but look at the cold in chicago 33. this is not that far away. so tale of two seasons. tomorrow it will be shorts weather feeling like spring and then back to the shovels by your thursday morning. so front moves through tomorrow cooling temperatures. then this area of low pressure that looks benign a few days ago will be moving offshore intensifying we have the cold in place. we have the moisture from the ocean and we'll be seeing that significant snow. it will be late tomorrow night and into thursday. at least through midday. winter storm watch has been extended through philadelphia through south jersey and northern delaware. that winter storm watch gets underway tomorrow night. it continues through the day on thursday. now as we go hour by hour you can see wednesday temperatures will be peeking in the 60s with some breaks in the overcast. the clouds thicken and then by 1:00 a.m. this snow is knocking at our do

. >>> big crowds gathered for civil rights march in raleigh, north carolina, today. they're protesting a state law that limits lgbt rights, the annual moral march, spearheaded by the north dakota naacp. protesters want to see a repeal of house bill 2, which requires transgender people to use bathrooms that match the sex on their birth certificates. >>> more now on those demonstrations that we told you about earlier. several of them held in our region, including one in silver spring and another in d.c. opponents and supporters planned parenthood held dueling rallies in st. paul today. barriers kept the two apart. abortion components prayed, marched and chanted, a larger group rallied nearby, many wearing pink. it was one of hundreds of demonstrations scheduled nationwide, calling for the elimination of federal funding for that organization. >>> dramatic video that shows a karen gulfed in flames, and it was a race against time to rescue the man trapped inside. >>> and a new surge has started. what you nee to knowd >>> crews working through the weekend to fix a massive

it is up to 58 in raleigh-durham. sixty-three in columbus, ohio. sixty-nine in charleston. all of that warm air invading and will be welcomed as we head in the weekend. tonight it is still clear and chilly, quiet overnight the with light wind, seasonably chilly, maybe above average overnight the but then tomorrow though, 15 to 20 degrees above average and we just talk to cleve about polar bear weekend. for polar plunge at 2:00 you can see buoy, changing back and forth between 39 and 40 degrees on that ocean water temperature, that is still very cold. air temperature will be in the 50's so it could be a whole lot worse for polar lungers heading down to sea isle. we will tell you how long this will last once it gets in and it could take us through the seven day forecast, more on that in just a bit. back inside to you. >> thank you, kate. >>> two chester county woman are accused of operating an insurance fraud ring that pulled in thousands of dollar. mary gara and deputy are a charged with felonies. they are charged with filing bogus insurance claims and signing up, unsuspecti

. >> reporter: those words were echoed across the country as thousands rallied from chicago to raleighd scores of businesses including restaurants were shuttered. it was all in solidarity with immigrant workers who say president trump's deportation policies threaten their livelihoods and their future in this country. a third of american service jobs are held by undocumented workers. over 2 million immigrants work in the restaurant industry alone. >> every business on the street is generally open. none of them are today. >> reporter: ben miller from pennsylvania and his wife christina martinez who came here illegally from mexico own el campadre in south philadelphia. they kept their doors closed. >> do you think keeping one day off makes a difference? >> this is like flexing. >> in other words, you want to show the major impact of just one day. >> that's right. we support the workers, protection for workers, for everyone that's working. >> reporter: nearby this restaurant is operating with limited staff. owners say they understand why employees like jocelyn batista took the day off. >>

this system will track just to our south bring in rain from places like raleigh, norfolk, it will allowd air to continue to make its way on in here. tomorrow a little bit on the colder side, below average, 43 degrees is what i'm going for high temperature tomorrow. cloudy, chilly and breezy, too. when you wake up tomorrow morning wind chill around 27, d.c. 27, winchester, manassas, kind of what it is now. even 1:00 in the ft wind chill. d.c. right around 30, and then tomorrow night if you're heading out, wind chill is in the teens in some of the suburbs. 20 in d.c., this time tomorrow night, look at these cold win chills, 15 in frederick. we have colder air coming in saturday morning, waking up saturday morning no matter what you're doing, kids have a basketball game, got to be a cold one. a cold one on saturday for sure. the coldest day we've seen in some time. saturday the wind chill in the 20s. 47 on sunday. sunday, no problem. i am not predicting any kind of rain or snow. could be a sprinkle, possibly, sunday no problem at all for super bowl sunday. monday 52 degrees. then it looks

the 'moral march on raleigh' was led by the north carolina n-double-a-c-p for an 11th year.e protest was mostly focused on president trump's immigration policies. organizers were also protesting against the state's house bill two. it limits l-g-b-t rights and which bathrooms transgenders can use event organizers believe 20-thousand people attended the event. it will be mostly clear and chilly tonight with lows in the 30s and 40s. there will be plenty of sunshine on sunday with very mild temperatures in the 60s. a freight train carrying food products derailed near elk grove friday afternoon. according to the fire department 22 cars were involved in the incident. a few people were on board when it happened... but no injuries were reported. the derailment didn't cause any hazardous material to spill. union pacific is currently investigating the cause of the train wreck. "but it's really kind of hard to tell, because the farm land on either side is pretty flooded, the river there is overflowed ...ahm...as well so it's kind of a unique situation at the moment." during severe weat

inside the apartment, near raleigh, an ak-47 and about 350 rounds of ammunition were found. he said he was, quote, fed up with unbelievers. >>> a spokesman for north dakota's governor says pipeline opponents could face arrest if they do not leave their campsite by this afternoon. the demonstrators request for an extension was turned down. a few hundred people are still on federal land where the protests started in august. the missouri river is expected to flood near the site this spring. >>> coming up on the "morning news", the fall of a controversial figure. an outspoken conservative personality steps down from breitbart. >>> dangerous waves caught on video, a little boy is dragged in as his family tries to save him. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." is the "cbs morning news." my fine lines and wrinkles in one week. and the longer i use it, the better it works. retinol correxion® from roc. methods, not miracles.™ your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xe

it will be just as warm in philadelphia as it was it will be in raleigh and then the cold will be coming 40 in chicago. 35 in minneapolis. back to winter temporarily. these showers and some heavier rain move through by midnight, pretty much out of here. just cloudy skies. and then another round of rain tomorrow morning. by nine, 10:00 o'clock, we see these storms sweeping through and then a squall line forms in the west. we get enough sunshine a lot of destabilization in the atmosphere some lift with this cold front and when we have warm temperatures in the 70s were this comes through we could see some damaging winds. that will be the main threat, 3:00 o'clock, 4:00 o'clock, 5:0. that moves through the region. behind it, some strong winds and some cooler air that will be working its way in for the rest of the week. slight risk of severe weather through the entire region that means winds gusting to about 60 miles an hour. not out of the question. could take down some trees even some hail is possible with these storm. so tonight, overnight low temperatures will be in the tees. unseasonably

upper 60s here low 70s down in raleigh. even in new england, most of new england is going to be above freezing. still chilly there sunday. but 60s and 70s from the plains all the way to the mid-atlantic of the deep south. that's an 87 in miami where they've had one of their hottest winters on record. believe it or not. yeah very warm there. and you can sort of see what's happening here with the big ridge in the jet stream and the middle of the country. we showed you the video from california. here's a look at the satellite and radar, just look at all of this walter pouring off the pacific along the whole california coast. heavy snow in the mountains and they're getting slammed. really nice in the middle of the country and then here we have the clouds earlier breaking up. so looks like nice afternoon. chilly now. but the milder temperatures are going to be moving in. saturday starts out with some sun. the afternoon with that stray shower chance. see that little blip of green there? saturday night sunday morning. at 3:30. but

look at the numbers. 67 philadelphia. 74 degrees right now in raleigh, atlanta 76.per 70s in jackson. but take look at the colder air look at the blue on the map. 22 rapid city. 29 kansas city. 26 in minneapolis. that's some of the cooler air headed in our direction for the second half of the weekend. so one weekend but two seasons. spring right now but as we move the clock ahead, you can see that blue that's the colder air that will invade our region by the second half of the weekend on sunday. more of a reality check. 3:00 o'clock temperatures for tomorrow, 69 philadelphia. mid 60s millville. 69 in wilmington. scattered showers and thunderstorms will be arriving late tomorrow afternoon and evening from west to east with that cold front but 70 for the high temperature in philadelphia tomorrow. then look at sunday. we're talking temperatures back into the 40s. so a good 30-degree drop from today. we'll go hour by hour. we're dry, quiet for tonight. maybe a little bit of patchy fog. early tomorrow morning but look at the clock tomorrow afternoon. four, 5:00 o'clock,

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