in salisbury township, brian hudson, nbc 10 news. >>> it is a sign of spring. the philly's equipment truck arrived in warm, sunny, clearwater, florida yesterday. they unloaded everything, even the all important hot dog launcher. they show up on monday, followed by infield on tuesday and outfield on wednesday. the nationals first pitch that day is 3:05. nbc 10 will get you warmed up with our annual pre-game show "welcome home phillies." >>> let's talk about those temperatures this morning. we are cold again, but we're not as cold as we were yesterday morning at this time. take a look. we're 28 degrees right now in chestnut hill. that's the same officially at the airport but a little warmer at 33 degrees for areas like center city. right at 30 for bustleton. cold start out there. some of us sitting just barely above the freezing line. but as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will actually be fairly mild and warmer than average. the average for this time of year is 43 degrees. we're looking at the burks county, lehigh valley area, just a little bit of a chil

in salisbury marylanmaryland, m segraves, news4. >> great story. >> despite playing for two d.c. teams, brown says he's a green bay fan and an orioles fan. his salary as a senator was $6,000 a year. and the most he ever made with green bay is $12,000 a year. remember back in the day all those guys had two jobs. for playing with the packers was more than his entire salary. we have more on his remarkable career and how you can help his rookie league on the nbc washington app. search tom brown. can i say one more thing? how many guys ever turn down vince lombardi twice? twice. >> and how glad is he that he finally said yes? >> yeah. we saw his rings on the table there. remarkable story. way to go, mr. brown. >> that is so cool. >> are we going to be able to work on our tan again tomorrow? >> i was doing -- no. you know, you can early in the day. jim handly was here earlier saying he had a 3:00 tennis game tomorrow. he switched it now to 11:00. if you have plans tomorrow afternoon, you might want to switch them to morning too. we're going to see a big change come through right around

of cannabis plants have been discovered by police growing in an underground nuclear bunker near salisbury in wiltshire. the crop has an estimated street value of more than a million pounds. officers say the plants were being grown in twenty large rooms with almost every part of the bunker dedicated to what they described as the "wholesale production" of cannabis. six men have been arrested. jon kay reports. hidden in the wiltshire countryside, rghq chilmark, a huge underground bunker built to protect britain's leaders in a nuclear war. if we go in here, mind your head... this afternoon, police showed us the vast cannabis growing operation they uncovered here overnight. how would you describe what you have discovered here? a huge, massively professional setup, the biggest cannabis factory farm i have seen in 25 years of service. to find this in the heart of rural wiltshire is quite incredible. police found 20 large rooms filled with plants and equipped with specially installed equipment. every room has got this set up in it, the venting at the top to withdraw the fumes, take that outside,

nbc 10's brandon hudson reports from salisbury township. >> police said someone shot at these geese during a snowstorm on thursday. those gunshots came dangerously close to neighboring homes on the other side of the pond. we were here as a group got down into the water to save the only living goose. >> there you go, kid. >> reporter: our nbc 10 camera was the only one rolling as an animal rescue worker waded in water to safely pull a chinese goose out of a retention pond in salisbury township. jessica huff of the sanctuary farm. >> it makes you feel good when you can go to bed knowing this guy is safe tonight. >> it was in the middle of the snowstorm that morning and we heard pop, pop, pop. >> reporter: regina mangan lives by the pond. she said the neighborhood bonded with them over the years. now they're on edge because of this violent act. >> it just put a fear in us, and we were very upset that a person took it upon themselves to do that. >> reporter: the bucks county spca will treat the goose. they are offering a $500 reward leading to an arrest. >> it's not something we come across ve

the wind, you can see some arrows, stronger winds, reaching western areas of the uk, wiltshire, salisburyo northern ireland, maybe south—west scotland, the rest of the uk, a dry afternoon and through the evening the weather front, they will slowly push towards the east, in the pennines and also the grampians. said weather front is going to stop when it reaches eastern areas of the uk. so here on tuesday, looking cloudy, there will be some rain through the day, of the north sea so i suspect in places like hull and norwich it will feel chilly and unpleasant, a nice day in belfast, very nice. then on wednesday it dries out, you can't see that weather front, it's dries out, you can't see that weatherfront, it's invisible, but it is falling apart, areas of cloud across the uk, some sunshine, temperatures beginning to drop, four and five in the east, hint of things to come on thursday, and on friday easterly winds and a chance that we are going to have wintry flurries, only light ones, as we head towards friday and into the weekend so we will have to wrap up. that's it from me. this is bbc news

this involves the american vest .alue inn in salisbury the woman say they were drugged and held against their will. women say the owners had a duty to keep them safe, but the owner say they had no idea. >> they never knew anything about it. i would never, ever close my eyes like that. alison: the hotel was the site of a major trafficking bust in 2014. trumpan: president tomorrow delivers his first address to a joint session of congress. aboutesident will talk increased military spending, tax reform, and repealing the affordable care act. a kentuckyr side governor will be defending the aca as he gives the response. you will about spending cuts in the speech. budgetnt to cut the epa like order and lay off one in four employees. some admirals are signing a letter in opposition to cuts to foreign aid in the peace corps. watch the address tomorrow live on abc 7. :00, will have analysis and reaction from inside the capital. and join the discussion on facebook, twitter, and wjla.com. steve: the temperatures today above average. tomorrow, even warmer. we are looking at daytime highs in the midd

. >> an open invitation to chris christie and our own jim salisbury tweeted out he better wear cup. in clear water, florida, i'm john clark, csn. >>> thanks, john. that's sports. i'm marshal harris. see you soon. >>> a new exhibit is making its first and only stop on the east coast right here in philadelphia. it shines flight on the 75th anniversary of the presidential executive order that forced japanese-americans into internment camps. the exhibit is called uprooted. -foot cuss on farm labor camps during world war ii. it's a little known part of the more than two year internments of 125,000 people of japanese ancestry. two-thirds were american citizens. teresa of mount airy was born in a camp in idaho. >> people were afraid because of fear and racism. but we shouldn't do it again. >> you can see the free exhibit at the friends center in center city. it's on display today through march 9th. >>> today in camden county you can take in a free screening of "hidden figures." movie time the 10:00 this morning. reserve your ticket at the theater's website. the film recounts three american

. >> reporter: an open invitation to chris christie and our own james salisbury tweeted out "he betterear a cup." in clear water, florida, john clark, csn. >> thank you, john. that's sports. i'm marshall harris, we'll be right back. >>> final look at weather tonight? >> yeah, you'll like this forecast. >> some people like it, some people don't. i like a little bit of everything. i'm the glass half full type. >> well, you're not going to get half a glass. this is going to be mild. very mild saturday and sunday. cool down a little monday and tuesday but then back warm again wednesday, thursday, friday. back into the 60s. >> i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosen fiefield. see you again on monday. have a great weekend, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- joel mchale, zoe kravitz, musical guest, ryan adams,

most are back on line tonight, but choppers in cumberland and salisbury may take a few more days. jonathan: concerns in the district over relaxed marijuana laws. neighbors say they constantly notice a strong odor of marijuana and some worry that people are smoking while behind the wheel, which is public, and smoking in public. legal if you are over 21 in a private residence. the future of d.c. pot laws could hinge on congress because some lawmakers favor a more active role in d.c. government. alison: maryland governor larry hogan highlighted bipartisanship in his third state of the state address. he did not mention washington or president trump why name, instead focusing on areas of possible compromise with the democratically controlled simply. often we seen: too wedge politics and petty rhetoric to inflame partisan divisions. alison: the governor spurs lawmakers to support incentives to attract jobs, and said any agreement on paid sick leave should not hurt small businesses. governor hogan said more needs to be done to fight maryland's opioid epidemic. jonathan: the former first

they will next appear at salisbury crown court on the 26th of march.after the half—brother of north korea's leader was murdered there 12 days ago. kim—jong—nam was killed using one of the world's deadliest nerve agents. authorities have confirmed that the airport terminal is free from any traces of contamination, as our diplomatic correspondent caroline hawley reports. a departures hall usually bustling with travellers. at the scene of the crime, the security services came kited out against chemical weapons. they were looking for traces of deadly toxins, including the nefb agent vx, an internationally banned weapon. the malaysian authorities announced yesterday that it was vx that killed kim jong—nam and they've been under pressure to reassure the public that kuala lumpur‘s second international airport was safe. we confirm, number one, there is no hazardous material found. number two, it is free from any form of contamination of hazardous material. thirdly, it is declared a safe zone. the victim, kim jong—nam was the exiled elder half—brother of the no

of cannabis plants have been discovered by police growing in an underground nuclear bunker near salisburys say the plants were being grown in 20 large rooms with almost every part of the bunker dedicated to what they described as the "wholesale production" of cannabis. six men have been arrested. jon kay reports. hidden in the wiltshire countryside, rghq chilmark, a vast underground bunker built to protect britain's leaders in a nuclear war. if we go in here, mind your head. this afternoon, police showed us the vast cannabis growing operation they uncovered here overnight. how would you describe what you have discovered here? a huge, massively professional setup, the biggest cannabis factory farm that i've seen in my 25 years of service. to find this in the heart of rural wiltshire is quite incredible. police found 20 large rooms. each one kitted out with specialist equipment to grow the plants sleeping as well as working.

they will next appear at salisbury crown court. he showed no signs of being ready to stand down. shingai nyoka reports. organisers are saying they want to throw one of the biggest parties in africa. what does it take for such a big—budget birthday? for officials, but not everybody is celebrating. some groups said the party abused power and forced impoverished people to make donations. a protest group said the feasting should stop until the country is fixed. as we speak hospitals are in crisis, doctors have been on strike the last two weeks. this the government said this is not an ordinary party, that they want to revere an african icon that is president robert mugabe. nothing beats a trip to the cinema to see the latest films, but a family outing can get quite pricey. now a young entrepreneur has come up with a new idea to fix that. she's converted a bus into a cinema to screen films to children in deprived areas of the uk. caroline davies went to have a look. it doesn't look like a normal bus, does it? and it isn't. this is the mo

the women now suing the america's best value inn in salisbury. say they were drugged, and held at the hotel, then forced into prostitution. the lawsuit claims the owners failed to keep the property safe. but the owners tell us that they had no idea what was going on. the hotel was the site of a major human trafficking bust in 2014. space-x is getting into the tourism business. the company says it will fly two people ar late next year! c-e-o elon musk said the would-be space travelers approached the company about making the week-long journey. musk would not reveal their names, but said both have made large deposits. the moon flight would take place shortly after space-x flies astronauts to the international space station for the first time. that mission is scheduled for may 20-18. it's xx and we're just getting started. coming up. neighborhood nightmare. a plane crashes into homes, sparking a huge fireball. we have the latest details from firefighters on the scene.. plus, a big day for president trump, as he prepares to deliver his first congressi

we are told they will next appear at salisbury crown court next month.sca i’s ceremony. the event, however, is likely to become an arena for political discontent. keith adams reports. it is 0scars weekend and the red carpet has been rolled out to signal the start of the 89th academy awards. millions of people around the world will tune in to see if la la land sweeps the board. the musical about two la dreamers is nominated in ia categories and is expected to come away with a raft of major prizes. but politics is expected to loom large this year. on friday, a demonstration took place in support of immigrant rights, where the crowd was addressed by the actors michaelj fox and jodie foster. there are people giving up everything. they have lost everything they have and are struggling to keep their families alive and to keep food in their mouths and keep diseases from their bodies, and taking tremendous risks to get here, to get to this country, and then we... we say no? it is our time to tell our elective officials to do theirjob. we will not tolerate chaos,

of cannabis plants have been discovered by police growing in an underground nuclear bunker near salisburyllion dollars. six men have been arrested. hidden in the wiltshire countryside, rghq chilmark, a vast underground bunker built to protect britain's leaders in a nuclear war. if we go in here, mind your head. this afternoon, police showed us the vast cannabis growing operation they uncovered here overnight. how would you describe what you have discovered here? a huge, massively professional setup, the biggest cannabis factory farm that i've seen in my 25 years of service. to find this in the heart of rural wiltshire is quite incredible. police found 20 large rooms. each one kitted out with specialist equipment to grow the plants and then dry out the leaves. officers say huge amounts of power have been secretly siphoned off the national grid. every room has got this setup in it as well. the vents at the top to withdraw all the fumes and take that outside to maintain the heat. in some of the rooms you see signs of people sleeping as well as working. this was the old canteen, still being u

remanded in custody and the offence is sent to the crown court and we are told they will next appear at salisburyr—old girl was hit and seriously injured by a car — which then fled the scene. the footage, which some viewers might find distressing, was released by west midlands police in the hope that someone will come forward with more information. the girl was walking with her mother on bromsgrove road at around 6.30pm on saturday 28th january when a car mounted the pavement. the teenager was taken to hospital in a serious condition and is said to be still recovering from her injuries. police want to trace the car, described as a dark coloured bmw 5 series. a third person has been arrested by detectives investigating the escape of a murdererfrom custody. a 25—year—old man from liverpool has been detained on suspicion of perverting the course ofjustice in connection with the hunt for sean walmsley. two people detained on thursday have been released pending further inquiries. walmsley went on the run when two armed men confronted prison officers guarding him at aintree university hospital on tuesd

they will next appear at salisbury crown court on the 26th of march.g last summer. dexter neal died at halstead in essex in august. jade dunne, who's 29 is accused of owning a dog dangerously out of control. iraqi forces have entered parts of western mosul in what is expected to be an arduous and dangerous battle to remove so called islamic state from iraq's second largest city. wyre davies reports from an advanced iraqi military base where american troops and advisers are proving to be a key part of the mosul offensive. this woman is a victim of islamic state's latest tactic in its desperate bid to avoid defeat in mosul. the 55—year—old mother of seven from the eastern part of the city was hit in a drone strike. her leg shattered. "i was lying on the ground and people were pointing to the sky from where the bomb came", she told me. one of dozens of drone attack victims they've treated at this hospital. this is pretty new for this conflict but also for conflicts all over the world. these mortars can be very effective and the impact on the population re

of cannabis plants have been discovered by police growing in an underground nuclear bunker near salisburys say the plants were being grown in 20 large rooms, with almost every part of the bunker dedicated to what they described as the "wholesale production" of cannabis. six men have been arrested. jon kay reports. hidden in the wiltshire countryside, rghq chilmark, a huge and ground bunker built . protect rghq chilmark, a huge and ground bunker built. protect britain's bunker built to protect britain's leaders in a nuclear war. —— underground. if we go in here, mind your head... this afternoon, police showed us the vast cannabis growing operation they uncovered here overnight. how would you describe what you have discovered - a what you have discovered here?‘ huge, massively professional setup, the biggest cannabis factory farm i have seen in 25 years of service. to find this in the heart of rural wiltshire is quite incredible. police found 20 large rooms filled with plants and equipped with specially installed equipment. every room has got this set up in i the room has got this set up in

they will next appear at salisbury crown court on the 26th of march.is car into pedestrians gathered in a city square. 0ne pedestrian is reported to be seriously hurt. this amateur video was taken after the man's arrests. the driver of the car, armed with a knife, fled, but was tracked down by the police. police say they do not suspect any terrorist motive. the man was seriously injured and is being treated in hospital in heidelberg. iraqi forces have entered parts of western mosul in what is expected to be an arduous and dangerous battle to remove so called iraqi forces have entered parts of western mosul in what is expected to be an arduous and dangerous battle to remove so called islamic state from iraq's second largest city. wyre davies reports from an advanced iraqi military base where american troops and advisers are proving to be a key part of the mosul offensive. this woman is a victim of islamic state's latest tactic in its desperate bid to avoid defeat in mosul. the 55—year—old mother of seven from the eastern part of the city was hit in a dr

we are told they will next appear at salisbury crown court next month. andrew plant. and dangerous battle to remove so called islamic state from iraq's second largest city. wyre davies reports from an advanced iraqi military base where american troops and advisers are proving to be a key part of the mosul offensive. the battle for mosul is in a critical phase. fierce clashes on the western edge of the city. fighters from so—called islamic state proceed into narrow streets but government forces will have to follow. but they are not alone. from a field just to the south, these big american guns are why local commanders are confident they can finally drive ias from its last major stronghold in iraq. this is and overwhelmingly iraqi military operation but the role of american advisers and troops, puts on the ground, is critical. us artillery pieces pounding targets in mosul. us commanders are reluctant to divulge the most sensitive details, particularly about a special forces at the front line, but the american support can tip the balance. the fighting western mosul would

. >> an open invitation to chris christie and our own jim salisbury tweeted out he better wear a cup.clearwater, florida, i'm john clark, csn. >>> thanks, john. that's sports. i'm marshal harris. csn. >>> let's start by talking about our checklist for today. if you're heading outside you definitely want to wear layers because right now still chilly. by this afternoon probably will peel most of those layers off. you don't need an umbrella. today a dry one. i would suggest sunscreen and sunglasses. if you're out bean you need those two things. you won't need gloves or scarf that's unless you want to wear it for a fashion statement because it won't be that cold. temperatures climbing in to the 60s. here's a look at lehigh valley and berks county. 41 in reading. leonardville sitting at 37. we go to lehigh valley, bath at 40. and bethlehem 40 degrees. easton up to 45 degrees already. we're seeing that nice climb as expected here's your delaware temperatures. harmony hills 42. how about it, reading 42. we drop further south. big bump in those temperatures. 47 allendale. 48 lewis beach. 49 r

salisbury township, just under 8 inches. center valley, 7 inches of snow for you. we have to contend with the slushy puddles and all of that freezing over and glazing over. while those numbers are nominal for some and higher for others, it looks like we have to deal with the fact we have all of that melting and refreezing. that's the issue later this afternoon into tonight and tomorrow morning. >> thanks for that. well, while we're concerned about the road conditions and the refreezing, kids are not concerned about anything but getting a good run down the hill. sky force 10 flying over radner right now. our live coverage of the aftermath of this winter storm continues just ahead. >> with the dogs. kwl kwl kwlrp. >>> we continue to track the aftermath of this morning's snow. do take it slow if you're out on the roads. many are still covered in snow and slush. >> snow and cold isn't the only thing we're dealing with. our area is also dealing with strong winds as you can see with the flags flying high above center city. >> we can expect philadelphia mayor kenny to spe

bucks county is accu kuccused o covering up sex abuse claims for 60 years, the officials at the salisbury school engaged in long running exsewell relationships with students, coming from a grand jury report no criminal charges are filed because most of the cases are beyond the statute of limitations, the 127-year-old victim apparently does not want to press charges and sara bloomquist will have a full report on these allegations coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> two 17-year-olds were arrested today after one of them tried to bring a loaded gun to upper darby high school. and they were tipped off that one of them would bring a gun to school today. police say that a 12th grade student had a box if his hand when he got off the box and attempted to hand him the box when officers arrested him. authorities say they found a loaded .9 millimeter handgun along with marijuana and the student had previously been arrested. >> this 12? >> grader back when the pope visited he threatened to kill the pope and was locked up for terroristic threats and harassment. >> both students are expected to be charged a

he got married in salisbury. he served in the revolutionary war and ended up in spanish territory in mississippi, which is where my main family comes rom. on my father's side, john monk. he was from what would become wake county. i'm here with my proud lineage and ready to talk to you about a topic i have devoted my entire life two, our constitution and will of rights. when i first talked to sarah about this occasion probably almost two years ago, that is the kind of lead time you have to work with, she wasn't sure if we can get the copy of the ill of rights out in time. the north carolina copy has been through a hard life. she will tell you more about that. when i was at the national constitution center, i was following along with the mystery of how they were going to get it back, what the constitution center could do to help retain it. when i got here earlier, i went over to that copy that you will get to see in a bit, and spent some personal time with the bill of rights. you don't get to do this in d.c. the co

. >> an open invitation to chris christie and our own jim salisbury tweeted out he better wear a cup.clearwater, florida, i'm john clark, csn. >>> thanks, john. that's sports. i'm marshal harris. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 150 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 40 songs, and jan can upload 180 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month for the first year. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. >>> new exhibit is making its first and only stop on the east coast right here in philadelphia. it shines a light on the 75th anniversary of the presidential executive order that forced japanese-americans into internment camps. the exhibit is called uprooted. it focus on farm labor camps during world war ii. a little known part of the more than two year internment of 120,000 people of japanese ancestry. two-thirds wer

snow totals, again recapping a few higher numbers in the north and western suburbs. 7.8 inches in salisburyhip. easton checking in at 7 inches in the lehigh valley. bedminster bucks county at 5 inches on have snow. hatfield four and a half and west philadelphia, 2.8. we had just over two in center city but lower amounts further south at the airport just about an inch there so you can see widespread, just over a couple of miles. tomorrow morning we will wake up to temperatures in the 20's , dry in the morning and then clouds increase, could be a stray snow shower tomorrow evening but weekend, it is moderating, us, we're on the south edge of the warm front. milder day. sunday could feature light rain and then this storm looks to ramp up for new england bringing snow monday into tuesday with just a gusty wind for us, still looks like that next one will be a miss for us i'll keep an eye on it the but doesn't look like our storm. 19 degrees, frigid night and your seven day forecast does warm us backup in the 50's this weekend best chance for wet weather comes on sunday. we will send it back to y

before she had trouble walking and talking, now a substitute teacher in salisbury, maryland, there's reluctance i think it's fair to say by legislators to do anything to make her life worse, take away her insurance. i don't know how you solve that problem, i'm glad it's not my problem. i think what president trump said in the fox interview is honest answer, it's going to take a while to do. to promise it will be done tomorrow or next week or labor day, that would be irresponsible. what president trump said makes more sense. >> and if i could add. one of the things that came clear, not that we didn't know it before, illustrated tonight reason is not just because it's complicated but these members of congress, these two senators cases in point, come from very different philosophical points of view. you heard them at various points debating whether or not health care is a right or whether or not it is something that should be an option. and everything falls in from there. that is one of the reasons why getting health care to a place where it's affordable and accessible and available has

lower eastern shore down to dow ocean city salisbury gettingryet rains.in look at radar.okadar hopingne but hoping togo get some by mid to late afternoon.oo going to be cold tonight andonid chilly and breezy tomorrow asezs well. featuring nice weekend warmup ww and three-day weekend for notorn for me but for many of us, and,a you know what it will bewill b absolutely beautiful saturday, , sunday monday. mda mild temperatures too. too 42 now in washington.ashito still cold. col baltimore 32. 32 34 in gaithersburg. jacket weather with cloud coverc and chilly temperatures.tu 35les.les. leonardtown getting rain showere and 41 for you.d for all right. all rain showers you can see thoseeo streaming just to our south anda east. heavy rain down in richmond this morning, and pushed every so slowly off to the south and east.. but our day starting cloudy andd we'll be kind of remaining mostly cloudy for the day todayd our real focus this front rightg off off to the north and westnd will get in here may bring us au few midday showers and then when it gets south and east of us its will, a, push th