i referred to it in the book, and roanoke, through 500 people to attend on a friday evening, in roanoke, you don't know how hard it is to get to roanoke, virginia. i wanted to a small room because i didn't want the tabloids to show how few people came. you couldn't get into the room. after that after we formed and started developing strength, said to him, i said, chuck, i told to it murphy as well, these are things i want you to commit to. one, definitely that you will sign the bill for the martin luther king holiday because i'm going to get it passed again, that you will believe in the opportunities for registration, i called it postcard registration at the time, that you will end the sending of moneys to the schools that segregate, the private schools, vouchers, et cetera, even as they existed. a bunch of little things and he signed on to it. the night of the election, when the returns were coming in, it was shown he was losing by 75,000 votes and people were coming to me and giving me a fit, if it hadn't been for that damn letter you had sent out and saying this is what he was doing

investigators were tipped off by a roanoke park apartment manager who received complaints about constant visits by men. police made the arrests after a sting with the women featured in an online ad. >> at least 95 people have now died in today's afghan terror attack. >> the taliban is now claiming responsibility for that attack. fox's david lee miller is in jerusalem with the latest. >> reporter: the attack in kabul on saturday is being called an atrocity and a massacre. there is outrage not only because of the high death toll and great number of injuries but because an ambulance used to save lives was used to destroy so many. the explosive latent ambulance after the driver told police he was taking a patient to nearby hospital. soon after he detonated the device. most of the dead are civilians but security forces were also among those killed. the force of the blast shook the capital. >> i was in my shop when a powerful explosion rocked the area. all windows of my shop shattered. . >> i was sitting in the office right after the explosion it collapsed. . >> the taliban has taken responsib

philadelphia, new york city, 15 in washington, one in buffalo, two in pittsburg and to the south, roanoke and richarrichmond in the freezer. the mid-atlantic colder than iceland. the rest of the area, 16-30-degree range. i'm not even attempting to name the cities. looking at the windchill, seven below philadelphia, nine below in reading, 11 below in lancaster and 25 below zero, the windchill now in the poconos. the one thing we have is a crystal clear sky. atmosphere, lights out. it's a quiet weekend. looking up tonight, windchills remain sub zero. records for wilmington, trenton and the atlantic city airport. saturday night, sunday morning, many cities have records falling. saturday, tomorrow, wind up 35 to 40 miles per hour. windchill 5 below to 15 below with the air temperature two degrees colder than today at 15. as we wake up sunday morning, forecasting a low of one below zero in philadelphia, the coldest in 24 years, five below for allentown, atlantic city airport, the record 1984, record four degrees. monday we are watching two systems, one to the north and one to the south. this t

>> roanoke virginia police officer getting assist from unlikely source, his pets. hodges may have philly connection, his hairless cats are named rocky, and apollo. officer hodges bridges his cats to adult day care facility near roanoke to cheer up the residents, he says it works, he said it is part of his civic cute. >> i a lot of times as an officer you're dealing with bad or negative situations. so there are times to get the good, good nuggets, and positive feedback help people make people feel better. >> good for him. in case you were wondering, they've grown hairless as a result of natural genetic mutation. they're energetic, intelligent , extroverted which makes them perfect for making friends, so, katie would they need little coat on today or would they be fine. >> i was a little concerned, when you told me they had good temperament and the way that they were raised that way, i was worried they got take friend doctor evil. clearly not what happened. >> so cold outside, at least not harsh and terribly windy outside we look at the wide zoom, see some of the clo

then locally four inches of snow in roanoke, down towards raleigh. >> all right. snow in places that they're not used to it. >>> we're going to turn to the president's health and the white house physician declaring him fit to serve. the doctor said the overall helgd health of the 71-year-old president is excellent, even though he's border line obese and doesn't recognize. it president personally requested a cognitive test to put questions of mental acuety to rest. >> it screens for cognitive issues and aulsz hiemer's and the fact it president got 30 out of 30 on that exam, there's no indication he as any cognitive issues. it's been my experience the president is very sharp. >> the president weighs 239 pounds and his cholesterol level is higher than recommended. he will increase the dosage of a drug he already takes. he also wants him to lose 10 to 15 pounds. >>> former white house strategist, steve bannon claimed executive privilege as he was grilled for 10 hours behind closed doors by the house looking into russian collusion. shif is accusing them of effectively

.>> reporter: he was detained and brought here by roanoke part please. he is charged with burglary and sexual assault. he is facing a $1 million bail.>>> the chp welcoming 100 officers into the forest. 108 to be exact. they were sworn in today at the, -- at the academy. they got their badges following 28 weeks of intensive training. the officers will be stationed across the state. today's ceremony dedicated to the memory of andrew campbell larry. killed in hayward of christmas eve in a crash with a drug driver. -- drunk driver. >>> the fire broke out 6 am at the iron and metal company on doolittle drive in san leandro. alameda county firefighters say no one was injured. there is no word on a cause.>>> in the wake of the wildfires california insurance commissioner hoping to get laws passed to protect homeowners. he wants to protect more homeowners from losing their insurance coverage because of the wildfire risk. 3.6 million californian homes are in areas identified by insurers as being at high or very high risk. in counties designated with the highest ri

roanoke at 12. so across the region, unseasonably cold arctic air. we call this the polar vortex.hought we'd never say those words again, but it is back and it's been here all week. 7 for all of you you in wilmington. votes i will ha dover at 9, 8 in atlantic city. feels like, this is what we're concerned with. feels like minus 20 in mt. pocono. feels like minus 4 in philadelphia. so if you are going out to take parade, you need to cover every bit of your skin. cover your face. nobody will know who you are. protect all of the skin so you don't get frostbite. coatesville, 8 below is the feels like. atlantic city, 6 below the feels like. even in wildwood, next to the ocean, the feels like is minus 2. so again, it is brutally cold, very dangerous throughout the day today. your temperature won't climb above 20 in philadelphia. on 20 at the jersey shore pr, 2n delaware. next five days, whether in philadelphia or out at the shore, still we'll be below zero and thursday look at this, there is a coastal storm that could bring us snow. still too early to determine how much snow and how clo

not much going on roanoke certainly to the west and much warmer temperatures already 50 in town, richmond 63 going into the 50s today and 60s tomorrow but there's a price to pay when we get that warm this time of year. we've got rain on the way. >> going to wash the salt off the cars and the roads. isolated showers later on this afternoon and evening mainly northwest of town. tonight the rain showers pick up. temperatures don't drop off much. they may slowly rise to near 60 degrees by day break friday morning. numerous showers around expect a wet commute tomorrow. we may see some heavier rains on friday. this could be our heaviest rain in several months around here. then friday night we wait for the cold front that's going to bring showers possibly even a thunderstorm early saturday morning we are near 50 but look what happens into the 30s by 9 or 10:00 saturday morning. colder air rushes back for the weekend. i'll come back in week, some snow in the forecast and get that any time you like on our wusa 9 app. larry? >> howard thank you so much. dramatic video from california a driver is tr

it's really targeting roanoke, richmond and raleigh with possibly four inches of snow there.'m accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the concern that a former officer of the cia was spying for china. >>> also ahead, youtube is changing the rules when it comes to videos and advertising. >>> and the gym owner in big trouble for the video he made showing women in unflattering positions during workouts. why he did it. >>> we're back with video of a bright flash that lit up the sky in southern michigan along with a boom that many thought was thunder. scientists now say it was likely a meteor entering the atmosphere. just likely? what are the other options? the boom caused a magnitude 2.0 earthquake. >> i'm going to stick to meteor. >> yeah, let's hope. >>> a former officer at the cia is under arrest reportedly suspected of betraying u.s. informants in china. jerry chun shing lee was taken into custody after flying into jfk airport from hong kong. he's charged with keeping notes with classified information including the names of assets. he faces up to ten years in

indianapolis, columbus, charleston, west virginia and even there in roanoke. >>> the winter olympics are right around the corner. how about this guy? could he compete? this australian shepherd is proving she is the queen of the slopes. up she goes. down sled. even a running start. the sue city iowa secret became a viral after this video was posted on instagram for obvious reasons. >> great video. >> she actually positioned it to hit the jump, too. >> really? >> pulls the sled back up on her own. amazing. >> better than my kids. >> a lot of kids. all right, bill, thanks. coming up we'll get a preview of a major meeting between north and south korea coming up this week. also another successful launch for spacex as they forge ahead. details up next. factory in bos, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less,

you can see these clouds creeping up south of roanoke, virginia, though and that is in association witht coastal storm coming up for later tonight and tomorrow. in the lehigh valley sun will give way to clouds today. it won't be as harsh with a high of 28 a-little bit of a wind chill but not as bad as yesterday and in philadelphia -- i should say at the shore 34 degrees, sun giving way to clouds, not as bad there as well. and in philadelphia, sun giving way to clouds, not nearly as bitter today with an afternoon high of 31. you'll still want some extra gear but today isn't a bad day to get out there and get some things done. the winds overall not really running all that strong. now overnight tonight that storm gets closer to us. the winds pick up dropping down out of the north around the top of that area of low pressure. lots of clouds building and snow will be arriving probably after midnight and overnight low of 23, there would support at the outset anyway sort of a light fluffy snow. in terms of the arrival looks like it's going to be delayed a little bit. we're looking at it coming

why do i feel it will warm up so much. 53 in roanoke, virginia right now.re is no bitterly cold air in the country for a change. and it will stay that way for awhile. we have that january thaw here and you know the rest of the mont, maybe into the beginning of february we're on the milder side. we're dry not only around here, but across a good bit of the country. so we don't have any issues with really nasty west virginather c at least not over the weekend. the prettiest day of the weekend, the clouds will increase on sunday, not as chilly in the morning, sunday, as it will be tomorrow morning. the clouds will take the temperature down a few degrees on sunday. that is still way above normal for this time of year. now the clouds coming in from the west, but not until sunday. saturdays that a few little blips, now we see it, sunday evening still pretty far away and that's when the eagles are playing so that's why i don't think we'll be dealing with any kind of rain for the game. just cloudy and the clouds will prevent the temperature from dropping a lot once

joining us for a reaction from roanoke virginia is republican congressman bob goodlatte. he's the chairman of the house judiciary committee. we have a lot to get to on these text messages, disappearing, the secret society. i want to get you on this issue of chain migration. i hear a lot from democrats about how republicans are not antifamily congressman. as you saw with that very difficult to read graphic. we are resettling huge congregations into the united states, not based on merit but based on distant family relatives. >> absolutely. they are not even going to be reunified in any short period of time because the amount and length of the wedding was so long that there is no real family reunification. our bill allows the immediate family, spouse, and minor children to come into the united states. that is very important for families. but these extended families do not benefit the united states, in the sense that a merit-based system would where people come here based upon education, job skills, job offers, and training. that's what we need in our economy, not people who

philadelphia and more than 20 degree difference from binghamton and new york city and pittsburgh and down to roanoke between 11 and 19 degrees colder than yesterday. we can blame the cold front with the heavy thunderstorms and downpours yesterday and opening up the door with the west northwesterly wind despite that we are in the 40s. if feels like 45 in philadelphia and 8 in binghamton and 21 in pittsburgh. and we have got to get used to the the windchills because as we go through the evening hours, we slip below freeze agent 7:00 and into the 20s by 11:00. and maybe even teens by early tomorrow morning between 5:00 and 7:00 a.m. with the northwest wind 7 to 14. windchills are another story here again during the day tomorrow. tomorrow is colder than today. we'll chat about that and a big recovery by the weekend. and part of it is rainy and we'll chat about that in a little bit. adam, see you shortly. >> a vandal armed with a bb gun caused distress in neighborhoods. where mischief makers shot out the windows of several cars and the police learn that a dozen other cars were damaged in kings ridge and

roanoke, virginia. go ahead. yes, a lots of verbiage, get back to calling this, we can pictures, mr. stein eluded to earlier, daca and all tis illegal, illegal immigration and i just -- mr. johnson, a being a lawyer. how do you feel when our to take ns, who swore an oath, and uphold the want toion and its laws ake their city and the state a sanctuary state and how do you think that affects law-abiding got ens when you politicians picking and choosing what laws they are choosing to follow? guest: well, sanctuary cities, these bit of a misnomer days. there is no city out there in sort of circling the wagons immigrants and protecting from deportation. what is happening in lots of around the country, law enforcement officers are making determination best use of money and resources is to focus on the laws they have enforce. the local criminal laws, the calls, protecting and serves communities. they have made the way to ation, the best do that is for them to do their job and for the federal theiration officers to do jo

and roanoke. a lot of areas in the 20s. we're going to recover quickly. the january thaw is once again on the way. temperatures will be 10 to 20 degrees above average. unseasonably warm from texas all the way to minnesota. madison, 41. even south dakota, up to 51. 63 in oklahoma city. gorgeous afternoon. tomorrow we get you to 51 in chicago and then we strt to get some of the warmth heading to the east. d.c., 53. charlotte 57. over the weekend, it's kind of a mix. it's going to be warmer, but it's also going to rain. saturday, it's going to rain the in areas from louisiana down through the deep south right through the ohio valley. then on sunday, that rain goes to the east coast, but with it comes warm temperatures. a nice january thaw. it looks like we're going to end january on a warm note. still no signs of anything too cold. >> enjoy it while it lasts. >> thanks for that, bill. >>> still ahead, the dramatic sentencing of the former usa gym nasty theics doctor and the fallout continues as the university president resigns in the wake of that scandal. th

then on tuesday/wednesday we reach down to roanoke, charlotte, wilmington, and virginia beach with slipperynd travel disruptions. >> all these storms leaving paul a little breathless. >>> turning to the battle over federal funding. a possible government shut down just three days away. law makers have yet to reach a d.a.c.a. deal to protect immigrants from deportation and neither side is budging at this point. while democrats insist on tying d.a.c.a. to any spending bill while the republicans want to handle it separately. and reports that president trump used a vulgar term may also jeopardize the deal. after denying he's a racist, the president remains on the defensive. saying senator dicky durbin totally misrepresented what was said at the d.a.c.a. meeting. deals can't get made when there is no trust. d.a.c.a. hurt our military." also standing by him republican senator, lindsey graham who is backing durbin's claim. while two others who first recalled not hearing the profanity and then said the president didn't utter that word. >> the president was notably absent from martin luther king jr.

still holding at 52 in richmond, virginia and 50 in roanoke virginia. so with high pressure in control, you could see that on satellite6 along with action radar we've got a mostly clear sky across much of the eastern half of the u.s. and no wet weather is heading our way. at least for the next two days. we'll show you what's going on with the eagles forecast on sunday. 6:40 in the evening it's rather cloudy. we've got a southwesterly wind but that first quarter temperature coming in at 44 degrees. it's still nice and mild and as we get into the fourth quarter we've got a number coming in at 42 degrees. so, you certainly need a layer but it will not be as cold this go round at the linc as it was just last weekend. so, we've got more details on the eagles forecast and what we can expect for the rest of our weekend. details coming up with the accuweather 7-day, guys. >> sounds good. >> thanks melissa. >> "action news" of course your source for eagles coverage all this weekend. it kicks off tonight with our playoff preview party at 7:30 right here on channe

look at the temperatures around roanoke got to the freezing marks. we get into the slightly warmer weather, southerly wind, so we get up to 30, 34 degrees in the d.c. metro area. until this comes crashing our way during the day on thursday. something else we've been talking about our chances for snow. i want to show you this. this is a brand-new computer model just in earlier today. i was talking about the fact that most of the models are keeping this storm well off the coast. well, this one just came in, it's the american model, one of the american models. it now gives d.c. upwards of 2 inches of snow and brings the snow all the way back towards areas like frederick and leesburg. most of the snow down to the south and east continuing to be down to the south and east. i think this is a little bit too far to the west. but it is something that i'm watching. is this a trend that will continue? right now i'm still thinking d.c. gets less than an inch. if we get a coating in d.c., i think that would be a lot. we're going to continue to track this for you.

it's still milder off to the south. 47 washington, d.c., 54 in richmond, virginia and 53 degrees in roanoke, virginia so we will be tapping into that southwesterly wind as we head into the eastbound. here's the reason why. satellite6 along with action radar showing you we've got a mostly clear sky thanks to this dominating ridge of high pressure. over the weekend we'll continue to tap into those west to southwesterly winds just in time for saturday and just in time for game day on sunday so we've got you covered if you're heading over to the linc on sunday, kickoff at 6:40 in the evening. it's rather cloudy for that game but the rain stays away. we've got a southwesterly wind at three to 6 miles per hour. first quarter that temperature coming in at 44. as we get into the fourth quarter we'll dip down to 42 degrees so certainly not as cold this sunday in comparison to last sunday at the linc. we've got more details on that plus this warming trend and how long it's sticking around with the full and exclusive accuweather of forecast. back over to you sharrie and rick. >> melissa thanks. >> tha

roger is in roanoke, virginia. go ahead. caller: yes, a lots of verbiage, get back to calling this, we can paint rosy pictures, as mr. stein alluded to earlier. will docket and all this is illegal, illegal immigration and i just -- mr. johnson, a question for you being a lawyer. how do you feel when our politicians, who swore to take an oath, and uphold the institution and its laws want to make not only their city, but a whole state, a sanctuary state, and how do you think that affects law-abiding citizens when you got politicians picking and choosing what laws they are choosing to follow? guest: well, sanctuary cities, it is a bit of a misnomer these days. there is no city out there in sort of circling the wagons around immigrants and protecting them from deportation. what is happening in lots of communities around the country, is that those law enforcement officers are making the determination that the best use of time, money and resources is to focus on the laws they have sworn to enforce. the local criminal laws, the loc

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with brown for one last time, pleasant left canada and met with a trusted man who took her along the roanokeiver to recruit slaves for the raid. disguised as a jockey, pleasant and her companion began meeting with slaves at various plantations to help incite an uprising. she stated the enslaved were ready and willing to engage in a revolt. and troopation gathering efforts were thwarted. she said our plans were all knocked to pieces by john brown himself. he began the raid before the agreed-upon time. pleasant was astounded when she had heard the raid had begun and ended so swiftly. had stakedon which i my money was a fiasco, lamented pleasant. she never understood while round begin the raid without the help of those who were pledged to help her and -- who were pledged to help. pleasant disguised yourself under a different name, going by alan smith, and managed to make her way back home to san francisco without detection. attempted to expand on brown's relationship with have attempted to expand on brown's relationship with black women. these women did not hesitate to act. time and time again

>> bassett, virginia, so very small area outside of martinsville, virginia, outside of roanoke, virginia. >> and check out her grandfather's cd of rural blues virginia. >> that's right. country roots rural revived. so i think that looking at -- thinking about these are only urban issues. again, i don't know that a mod thael works in an urban community is going to work in a rural community. i don't think we should be on the chase for a miracle silver bullet. i think we should be looking for what is going to work in this context and how do we get more of that success rather than trying to say let's find a one size fits all. >> and that gets me to gene. in your book you have a wonderful -- i almost want to call it a pair -- parable in rural mississippi. this didn't work out too well but you found a mixed message in it that i think you feel applies today. >> yeah. in terms of mount bayou, it was probably the most important all-black community in america. -- mentioned among the philanthropists today, but it was very, very key. it was a black community about 20 miles from where i grew up and i

roanoke, 26. here comes the brutal cold over the weekend. the morning lows, bangor, 14 below.philadelphia, minus 3. raleigh, 9 above. in chicago, on saturday, you bottom out at minus 5. so it is going to be rough. these are probably the records we're going to be looking at. and that bitter cold will continue to hang in there. freeze warnings today as far south as we get to the gulf coast. that >>> good morning. a snowy and windy morning. a first alert for the entire area through the day today until 7:00 this evening. accumulating snow will make for treacherous morning commute and blowing snow this afternoon, thanks to 30 to 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts, drifts of snow possible as well. and then there's the temperature. which is going to be stuck in the 20s all day and it will feel like it's in the single digits thanks to the wind. we'll keep you updated through the day here at nbc 10. >> for your forecast, make sure you head out to the weather channel, our friends on cable. by the way, international falls just five miles from frostbite falls, the home of rocky and bullwinkle. >

roanoke, 26. here comes the brutal cold over the weekend. the morning lows, bangor, 14 below.iladelphia, minus 3. raleigh, 9 above. in chicago, on saturday, you bottom out at minus 5. so it is going to be rough. these are probably the records we're going to be looking at. and that bitter cold will continue to hang in there. freeze warnings today as far south as we get to the >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. some spotty light showers, especially along the coast today. in san francisco along the peninsula and into the north bay, some scattered sprinkles to start out, but look at this beautiful is up rise as we start out the day in san francisco. we will at times have some clearing, especially in the south bay, with a higher chance of rain, some heavier downpours moving in late tonight into early tomorrow morning. all of that does clear out in time for saturday and sunday with partly to mostly cloudy skies. highs in the mid to upper 50s. for the inland areas expect a high of 64 today and showers tomorrow with mostly dry weekend and more showers next week. by the way

time that gerrymandering has rendered the seats whoever the nonincumbent is, that was blown seats in roanokehe reporter who was heinously murdered, run on a strong second amendment opposition, a strong dem grab , there were 2200 votes total cast and $2.1 million spent for each one. you could have sent each one of those voters a healthy check to pay their mortgages or car wrote -- car loans or student loans. think about it. $2.1 million to divvy up 2000 votes. there is something wrong with how much power goes through the seats is it -- if it is worth that much money to win. host: you watched the governor for the past term. assess his time in office until you think he goes to larger aspirations? i definitely do. he has been the one member of the clinton political family that has had electoral success on their own. a lot differently than he spoke. his rhetoric is often a lot more to the left them what wound up happening. that has to do with the fact that we had a republican controlled house and senate. it was not vetoproof. he could not just rain with impunity but he signed in an association la

roanoke, virginia. go ahead.a lots of verbiage, get back to calling this, we can pictures, mr. stein eluded to earlier, daca and all tis illegal, illegal immigration and i just -- mr. johnson, a being a lawyer. how do you feel when our to take ns, who swore an oath, and uphold the want toion and its laws ake their city and the state a sanctuary state and how do you think that affects law-abiding got ens when you politicians picking and choosing what laws they are choosing to follow? guest: well, sanctuary cities, these bit of a misnomer days. there is no city out there in sort of circling the wagons immigrants and protecting from deportation. what is happening in lots of around the country, law enforcement officers are making determination best use of money and resources is to focus on the laws they have enforce. the local criminal laws, the calls, protecting and serves communities. they have made the way to ation, the best do that is for them to do their job and for the federal theiration officers to do job. the