how traditional is this to sicily?ink from the part of the sea they almost eat a roll. >> always. >> yes. >> but fisherman only, fishing communities only or in restaurants? >> no. >> always as long as you could arrived, you see crudo like this? >> no. i see crudo in the poor family. >> so, it's not like there's japanese influence, but the japanese sort of gave everybody permission to eat traditional foods, their own traditional food. what are the great mother sicilian classic dishes? >> the anchovy. anchovy and parmesana. [ speaking foreign language ] >> that's with the sardine. >> yeah, but it's an explosion of flower, but this plate, it's arab, born in the period when sicily was very poor. >> this i like. i even remember it. pasta al fino, actually a true sicilian classic made with fennel, pine nuts, saffron and anchovy, served alongside some sardines that have been curing in chestnuts and salt for days, then lightly fried in oil. >> we have to use our hand, use our hand to eat the fish. >> no problem. i must have sl

>>> my last night in sicily.der my bed and adopting the fetal position for, like, six weeks. vegetables? i may look normal. okay, i don't exactly, but i'm not barking uncontrollably or running around shrieking with my pants wrapped around my head, which is what my instincts are telling me i should be doing. to me, one of life's great joys is cheese. no, i'm eating cheese, which makes me happy, always. and drinking wine. good wine. and a hell of a lot of it. and i'll just make it over the hump with any luck at all. we have a mozzarella here, a pepperccino. >> si. >> you can start with the one in the middle. >> i will. ture joins me for a final meal along with antonio, guido and guido's girlfriend, anna. this is an agritourismo. this is not a concept that exists in america, but it is a concept that should exist. okay, now please explain what it is. >> it is a hotel linked to the territory. you have to use local product, local recipe. >> penne, sun-dried tomatoes, zucchini, all from the farm. >> oh, man, that looks

i think you had to go through sicily, salerno. you had to get the experience of doing it before it could be done in northern france. that is the military argument. the second argument is actually more significant, which is, supposing that it all worked, supposing you pull out of the mediterranean after the successful campaign in north africa, you regroup your forces in britain, you cross the channel and knock germany out of the war. it sounds great. what if it results in a communist revolution in italy? you aren't in any position to deal with it. i'm not arguing politically whether one should deal with it. i'm arguing within the framework of american strategy. it's why you have to put the politics in the picture. if you don't put the politics in the picture, you miss the importance of italy. it wouldn't benefit you a great deal to defeat germany, or even if that military argument could , if stalin,uded instead of having eastern europe, also has italy in some fashion. it is always the question of -- i don't know. doesn't the iraq w

the san giorgio approaches the augusta naval base in sicily.from there, the refugees will be taken to a transit camp in syracuse, just down the coast. they set out on another leg of their journey into uncertainty. >> and now? now i can't speak. >> speechless in the face of an uncertain future. of the refugees who manage to make it to europe, most attempt to apply for asylum in germany, sweden or france. sweden is particularly popular because it allows refugees to apply for working visas -- something which germany does not permit. instead, refugees in germany find themselves trapped in an agonising limbo, sometimes waiting up to twenty months before their asylum application is processed. we visited a refugee hostel in berlin to find out how its residents are coping. >> they're playing a waiting game at this hostel for asylum seekers in berlin. the refugees who've made it here are sheltered and safe. but they don't know if they'll be allowed to stay in germany. shaikh tajuddin from pakistan has been waiting for 15 months to see if his request for

in the waters between north africa and sicily, most of those people have been taken out to the mainland. not everyone survived the dangerous journey. for bodies are recovered. more than 3000 migrants have died this year trying to make that dangers crossing from north africa. the 16-year-old boy who was arrested has been released from custody. he was a jailed -- jailed for allegedly insulting the countries leader. in the context of a government corruption scandal in the construction of a palace the boy is reported to have called the president a thief. neither the boy nor his mother made any apologies. >> we are not terrorists. we defend our ideals and said we will not give up surrender -- or surrender. we are soldiers in that is why we were arrested. >> children to not belong in prison. they should be sitting in their chairs at school. i am not crying now. i am not ashamed. i am proud of my son. >> here in france the day after christmas may just another day but across the channel, this is time to shop. boxing day sales are drying thousands of shoppers including tourists from across the g

natural beauty -- why sicily is considered one of italy's most beautiful destinations and, mapping the body area why antony gormley is one of the most sought-after sculptors in the world. it is said that many a star is actually afraid of award-winning portrait photographer martin schoeller, because he tends to bring out a side the public rarely gets to see. he has photographed many celebrities and made a name for himself with his wacky shots. his most successful series is "close up" and now he is back

the italian navy performed rescues across the coast of sicily. five bodies were recovered and more than 3,000 migrants have died trying to make the journey by sea this year alone. most come from north africa and middle east. >>> you ukrainian government and pro russian separatest have exchanged 300 prisoners. it's been the biggest swap in eight months of fighting in eastern ukraine. east talks in in minsk were expected to resume, but now they've been postponed indefinitely. >> ukrainian president welcomes home these prisoners of war. they exchanged hundreds of pro russian fighters in a prisoner swap. this is a propaganda coup for president poroshenko, a president trying to help his divided country. >> i'm telling you that i as president and an order citizen is happy that you will do what we've been waiting for, for so long. we're thankful again that we have you. >> there is relief but also sadness about those still being held. it's not known exactly how many prisoners there are. the you cranes military said around 600 ukrainians are in separatist

like libya and so on is directly north towards the other side of italy towards that island toward sicily as well. italy has received 150,000 migrants from the middle east and africa this year large increase on previous years. the international organization for migration says more than 3,000 refugees are known to have died trying to make the journey from the middle east to europe on stable boats. >> james reynolds that was him speaking about 90 minutes ago. he's on route to gallipoli. we're hoping to speak to him in an hour's time on bbc news. >>> let me update on other main stories. medical sources in yemen say 33 people are killed in a suicide attack in ibb. shia muslims were gathering. they are thought to be members of the group leading an uprising in recent months. >>> the king of saudi arabia has been admitted to the hospital for tests. the royal palace gave no further word on his conditions. >>> and the president has been sworn in in tunisia. he's 88. he's the first with a democratic mandate. in the speech he said the country would have no future without consensus. >>> do stay with

like libya and so on is directly north towards the other side of italy towards the island towards sicily as well. this route as far as we understand is less common. to put this in context, in this year, 2014 italy received more than 150,000 migrants from the middle east and africa. that's a large increase on previous years. the international organization for migration says more than 3,000 refugees are known to have died trying to make the journey on stable boats. >> that was him speaking to me about 90 minutes ago. he's on route to gallipoli and hoping to speak to him in an hour's time on bbc world news. >>> medical sources in yemen say at least 33 people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the southern city of ibb. the attack is thought to be at a cultural center where muslims were gathers. they are part of the group leading an uprising in recent months. >>> the king abdullah of saudi arabia has been put in the hospital. the stock market fell sharply after the news was announced on state television. >>> newly elected president of tunisia has been sworn in at a ceremony. he's 88 and

the majority were on botas adrift off the coast of sicily.hey said that this year there has been a huge increase of people trying to cross the mediterranean sea from north africa. the trial of to men charged with the murder of a british couple on a thai island in september has been postponed four months. the bodies were found on the tourist popular death nation. the men deny the charges. >> doctors in ireland have been given permission to turn off life support to a brain dead oman who is 18 weeks pregnant. the hospital referred the case to the courts because ireland's constitution protects the right to life of an unborn child. chris butler is in belfast. >> for more than three weeks now this pregnant woman and her unborn child had been kept alive on a life support machine. at the end of november, she trauma and vere she was declared brain dead. her body has deteriorated after a series of infections, and doctors say the baby will not survive. they would like to turn the life support machines off. ireland's constitution protects the right to li

countries like libya and so on is directly north towards the other side of italy towards the island of sicily as well. this route is less common. to put this in context, in 2014 italy received more than 150,000 migrants from the middle east and africa. that's a large increase on previous years. the international organization for migration says more than 3,000 refugees are known to have died trying to make the journey from africa in the middle east to europe on stable boats. >>> medical sources in yemen say 33 have been killed in a suicide bombing many the southern city of ibb. the group have routes in northern yemen but extending influence across the country. this brought them to conflict with local tribal groups and extremist elements linked to al qaeda based in the south. >>> the king of saudi arabia is admitted to the hospital for tests. it gave no further details of the 90-year-old who's ruled the oil rich kingdom since 2005. the saudi stock market fell after the news was announced on state television. >>> in a few minutes time we're going to find out about the new tunisian president to b

natural beauty -- why sicily is considered one of italy's most beautiful destinations and, mapping they area why antony gormley is one of the most sought-after sculptors in the world. it is said that many a star is actually afraid of award-winning portrait photographer martin schoeller, because he tends to bring out a side the public rarely gets to see. he has photographed many celebrities and made a name for himself with his wacky shots. his most successful series is "close up" and now he is back

whether as an independent farmer, as a handy craftsman or as a peasant from sicily or other ways of lifeould be existentially threatened by the new capitalist order of things. so they summoned up kind of political will and the political imagination to say it need -- it means we are not feted to live this way. so you had the variety of forms so we can establish a different kind of society. a socialist society. where the variety of alternatives, because we're long removed from that time. people coming of age in the last 30 or 40 years think of -- we live in a kind of windowless room of a kind of capitalist society to which there can be no alternative. kind of technodeterminism which governs the way we view things. the market is the beginning and end of life so far as we have been instruct and the media have reiterated over and over again. but that's one big reason -- >> what about the fact that we over the period after the first gilded age we did create a basic safety net of fragile and sometimes shredded safety net, but do they not feel as oppressed by the industrial machine rolling over

2,000 marines are mobilized on amphibious ships equipped with ospreys in the gulf and on a base in sicily. a showdown between the cia director at the white house today and intelligence chair dianne feinstein on capitol hill. >> our own intelligence community has assessed this will cause violence and death. >> reporter: a call from secretary of state feinstein -- kerry to feinstein only hardened the democrats' intention to go public, despite threats. >> there are some around the world who are already angry at the united states because torture was used in the past. this report doesn't change that. >> reporter: those who've read the report say it is graphic. similar to the interrogation in "zero dark thirty" and devastating to the cia. it accuses three cia directors and their deputies of lying to congress, the white house and the american people and cites 20 cases where investigators say the torture produced no useful intelligence. it describes a waterboarding of three detainees in 2002 and 2003 including osama bin laden's right-hand man kalid shaekh mohamed. in 2010 former president bush to

. >> if you see the germans as to read the sicily landings. >> at the sicily, not germany quite >> a wonderful concept. he was probably a british sailor in the royal marine major's uniform with a briefcase. >> the spanish undercovered wreckage. and of course immediately told the germans, look what we have and that deceives them must do for the landings would occur. >> and not very named james parvin has written wonderful books starting with early boil about a shirttail relative to eisenhower. he shows up in office theaters and in his most recent book, he is in england right before operation overlord launches. he writes about one of the screw ups. you talk about he said at one point when they were doing a training exercise on the beach because it kind of mirrored some of the beaches when they were training there that the british navy got their signals crossed and actually wiped out a bunch of people. >> i was operation tiger, which was a dress rehearsal for some of the american forces in normandy. they had a classic torpedo boats they called schnell boughton, which we called them he b

if you do some behavioral intervention get people to sicily to reduce their number of partners by 30 percent increase their economies by 30 percent you could drive down infections by two thirds but if you combine them you could this synergy and illuminate infections. so were looking for that kind of synergy between treatment and prevention we believe we can get to zero. i'm happy to answer any questions. >> is there any public comment? >> no public comment request should have any questions commissioners? >> thank you very much for a wonderful presentation. i'm so sad about this goal and so upset about the school and the multiple levels. one of we can reach getting to zero -- even getting to have -- it such a worthy effort. two, i guess the second thing, i really like the public-private collaboration that this is also the attempts. it's not a city attempt it in all city outcomes in public and private and i think it really leverages this environment of the aca affordable care act where people are insured and they get access to their care, that said, hoping we can learn from this. i'm n

sicily and italy. 58 moves in two years. now, corsica. is the best year you ever had, call it the country club. >> when you talk about air power, this is what you mean. you mean spanky manda major francis s. manda of mexico, squadron operations officer. not a desk job. over 170 missions working for 200. he's 22. you mean captain howard hickok of ames, iowa. he's your flight leader. 30 days in the states, time to get married and come back. he's 23. or in his italian general's trailer gil wyman. louisville, kentucky, hardly old enough to vote, but he's boss of a squadron. he signed his letters gilbert o. wyman, lieutenant colonel air force, commander, the old man. he's 24. sunday morning. for the 57th fighter group, three squadrons, 1,000 men, another day begins at alto air base. you can close your eyes and see it this way. spread out like a diagram. home sweet home for some time. good steel map runway, 150 x 6,000 feet. tower call sign is break neck. lots of jokes about that. we share the view with a french fighter group. don't speak the s

the vessel has been taken to the port of catania in sicily >>> countries that border syria are under pressure to take in more refugees. resettlement is lengthy and difficult. many refugees think they'll have a better chance, leaving the region, to start a new live in europe. we have this report from the capital beirut. >> reporter: this person is preparing to start a new life. she is a refugee from syria, moving to lebanon with her families. her husband has a heart problem and cannot work. it puts the family in the most vulnerable category of refugees, and eligible for a resettlement in europe. living in lebanon has not been easy. it's a country overwhelmed by the burden of refugees, and caught up in the conflict next door. >> there were no jobs. and we are paying the price because of political differences. we are targetting attentions between supporters and opponents of the syrian forces. >> it is a feeling shared by many refugees who wait for hours at a u.n. office of beirut to apply for asylum. many tell you they have spent their savings and can't find jobs. it's not just economic

italian navy says the asylum seekers were rescued in four separate operations ovff of the coast of sicily5 bodies were recovered. more than 3,000 migrants have died at sea this year, most come from north africa and the middle east. >> sweeden's government has called off plans to hold a snap election in march. the decision comes after prime minister instead offoon lofin reached an agreement over a budget proposal. earlier this month, he had to call for early polls after losing a budget vote. the far right sweeden democrat sided with the opposition against his plan. under the new deal, he will have to follow a spending plan put together by his political opponents. >>> the former first lady of ivory coast has appeared in court for her alleged role in the violence that followed the 2010 election tsimone faces a maximum of life in prison and remains under house arrest. of her husband, former president. >> wednesday t they are face tag strong resistance. >> residents of myanmar are voting in the first municipal elections in 60 years. it's the first time people are casting ballots understand the

. >> more than a thousand migrants have been rescued off of the coast of sicily t it took four separaterations to rescue them, trying to reach italy. five bodies were recovered. according to the u.n. refugee agency, more than 3,000 my grasped have died at sea this year. most of them came from north africa and the middle east. >>> indiana is one of the biggest polluters after the u.s. and china. india's capital is at the top of the organize. it's air pollution levels are understand 300 micrograms pur cubic meter. the green for maximum healthy exposure is 25. a big part of the problem is new delhi's vehicles. it's expected there will be 400 million of them on the city's roads within 15 years. al jazeera's car issue mavia explains how india's government is trying to clear the air. >> reporter: milarma loves his scooter. it has been a proud member of his family since he married donita 28 years ago. he says it has never let him down. >> i have driven around my kids on this scooter after they were born. i have taken my wife and my sister-in-law for a ride. even my mother when she was sick and

i want to be in my life in my 50's and 60's, and i watch "trip to bountiful" with sicily tyson tyson,i stay sane enough, i can do it until i die. a story. tell >> absolutely. you can do it on your cell phone now. someone.weet to it is so amazing, the connection. i am enjoying it and rolling with it. " goes wide on friday, december 12. back in a moment. stay with us. ♪ ♪ >> anonymous is among the biggest online vigilante groups, and its members break into the computer systems of companies and governments. of themonsegur was one most effective operatives, instrumental in cyber attacks, including visa, mastercard, sony, and the u.s. senate. in 2011, he infiltrated the tunisian government website in support of protesters at the height of the air of spring. later that year, he was apprehended after hacking into an fbi affiliate. he became an informant, allowing the government to launch his actions as he engaged in hacking activities with his former peers. the fbi says he has helped them prevent more than 300 cyberattacks in systems controlled by the military and nasa. i sat down him recent

we went to north africa, sicily, italy, france, eventually to germany.is war will have a phase to it. the first important phase will be working together with the iraqi military and the kurds to stabilize iraq, to stable the border between iraq and syria and between syria and other nations like turkey, jordan or lebanon. but then in syria the provision of humanitarian aid, we're the largest provider of sir yb aid in the world, training and assisting the appropriate elements of the syrian opposition, we will do that and look for a moment in the dynamic in syria where we can move toward a negotiated end to the civil war there. that the going to be the toughest piece. that will be the piece where progress will be the slowest saidly, but like other wars where phases are more straightforward and other challenges more difficult and take more time. >> you and your colleague mark warner voted against harry reid to be the senate democratic leader. do you thinketh now time particularly after the election debacle for democrats that you tap younger members to be lead

sicily and italy. 58 moves in two years. now, corsica.s is the best year you ever had, call it the country club. >> when you talk about air color, this is what you mean. you mean spanking manda of new mexico, squadron operations officer. not a desk job. over 170 missions working for 200. he's 22. you mean captain howard hickok of ames, iowa. he's your flight leader. 30 days in the states, time to get married and come back. he's 23. or in his italian general's trailer, gill weimann, louisville, kentucky, hardly old enough to vote, but he's boss of a squadron. he signed his letters lieutenant air force commander, the old man. he's 24. sunday morning. for the 57th fighter group, three squadrons, 1,000 men, another day begins at alto air base. you can close your eyes and see it this way. spread out like a diagram. home sweet home for some time. good steel map runway, 150 x 6,000 feet. tower call sign is break neck. lots of jokes about that. we share the view with a french fighter group. don't speak the same language, but we fly the same airpl

. >> reporter: happens then to the same group that the data from some pictures to the but sicily while the tide of terrorism along to document surprise at of the christmas gifts awarded a plan to go see the movie is a real the film is about to have less generous recorder but instead to kill the leader of north ridge of them has infuriated the government calling get an active war in the movie is a comedy but after this message no one is laughing sold all or was it lawful movies on pictures and assignment as net and will be full fear remember the september 11, 2000 and what--2001. sun has been full the film of this is federal and this is close on a computer traditor aware this threat of better fates came from >> james: pakistan is more in the nation prepare for mass troops while some children who killed in a telegram the tech. a three day official mourning period starts today does when they after the government storm the school. >> reporter: the silence will like him in northwest pakistan. at one ambulance after another rest that the to the hospital is terrible in its time worse this tim

. >> that's nice of george clooney while he's vacationing in sicily somewhere. >> don't knock georgelooney. that's a cheap shot. you're in the south france every weekend. you know what -- listen there is nothing, willie, that's more sad than watching somebody who vacations in the south of france attack somebody that vacations in italy. >> i don't think we should, alex, thank you very much. >> i agree with you. >> no. >> i agree with you. the government has to come up with a credible plan for security for the places that are going to show this. >> credible intelligence. >> why do they? >> why do they? >> why do they? what happens next? what happens if chad -- does chad still exist? what if chad decides they will blow up the village voice. do we shut down the village voice? what if lithuania -- this is preposterous and everybody has caved into it. everybody has caved. are you kidding me? >> how do you know what the threats are? how do you know? at this point it's a pretty big threat. >> mika, i got your answer. the department of homeland security has a threat level. it's color coded or

hundred of years ago was probably so the mixture would not spoil eggnog has british origin descended in sicily hot milk and liquor early americans including george washington gave its popularity on this side of the atlantic because of the degree and were easy to find. in the dairy that cows that chicken and egg so this was readily accessible for them to make answers to a point. so they will add extracts of able at different prices to a supply you burn and trendy east face people of after all looked was on it and get really delicious. the kremlin that does make it a special occasion. >> james: protest over police killings continue in new york despite calls for peace in the days of the two officers were ambushed and killed will have the latest on the arrest, authorities have identified a teenager who was killed on highway 4 early this week will say what happened for people are dead and mississippi law or because them across the southeast will watching those stores as well here is a live look at sfo cameras from another busy travel day for people out for family and friends will have more on the f

quick break as we continue to live with outside where watching the east shore freeway moving from sicily >> here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly! >>stanley: pay attention to the incentive money is that time and again not for buying and selling of free food no one will ever had met with the are doing but to proceed with your own eyes lifted closer may be too close she said a cantonese she is not selling as she is right this guy is the seller she is the buyer purchasing the bag for $3 every year, they give back the food to the navy will many of the bags and going to the gritty the same people in mind what was times. >>stanley: this man has three bags of donated food when it is meant for one person he is so busy he fell to notice i am standing over him recording his every move was someone doing is removing the can goods to the consent more chickens and the backed the cab and the scar on the street or throttle wide these volunteers are task will brangling. however, classier this cash is flowing from like fans is getting filled up what was time to this latest upset bec

sicily native winning the spring season. and ever since, no one can slow her down.eleasing her self-title debut album next month. including spins on songs by alicia keys, pink and an unlikely classic. ♪ like a virgin touched for the very first time ♪ transforming ma donna's pro dock viv lyrics into a him. and sisters for life. and even meeting pope francis. she slipped him a copy of the cd. she continues to live and teach at her convent in milan. the sales from the cd going to the charitable work for her order. if heaven looks anything like this, she might be on to something. ♪ living on a prayer for "good morning america," t.j. holmes, abc news, new york. >> good to know where the money is going. >> exactly. >> for a great cause like that. >> living on a prayer. >> uh-huh. like a virgin. >>> coming up, michael with the rockettes behind the scenes. showing off spectacular moves. come on back. >>> with all the presents you have to wrap, how do get organized ? use a hangar for the ribbons. tack up the ribbons, and you're ready to wrap. go to goodmorningamerica.com on

sicily native winning the spring season. down. ♪ no one no one >> reporter: the now 26-year-old nun releasing her self-titled debut album next month. including spins on songs by alicia keys, pink and an unlikely classic. ♪ like a virgin touched for the very first time ♪ transforming madonna's provocative lyrics into a heavenly hymn. and sisters for life. and even meeting pope francis. she slipped him a copy of the cd. she continues to live and teach at her convent in milan. the sales from the cd going to her order's charitable work. ♪ living on a prayer >> reporter: if heaven looks anything like this, she might be on to something. ♪ living on a prayer for "good morning america," t.j. holmes, abc news, new york. >> good to know where the money is going. >> exactly. >> for a great cause like that. >> living on a prayer. >> uh-huh. like a virgin. >>> coming up, michael with the rockettes behind the sces. showing off spectacular moves. come on back. off spectacular moves. come on back. >>> with all the presents you have to wrap,

>> from sicily, most people said it was the vigil of the nativity and.y seven? >> we always say seven. >> it's the holy number in the bible. they say seven was mentioned 700 times. the holy trinity is three. they figured the e&r was four. -- the earth was four. >> got you. >> so you're going to fry up fish. it's all different kinds, right? >> today we have fried card bowl s, baked clams and baked mussels. >> the idea is to have seven different fish dishes? >> right. you can also put it in many of the different dishes. you can multiply the fish in each dish. >> she's always talking about the gravy. show us how to make the gravy. >> you got to make the gravy. that's the base of everything. >> the sunday gravy, we have a little garlic and olive oil in here. then inside you put sausages. we have roasted veal, ribs. we have brigole. after that we roast it 45 minute, braise all the meats. i like a little white wine. >> i add it on the outside. >> then we add the tomato sauce, crushed tomatoes, cook three, 3 1/2 hours. with a lid on top. >> you have to watch ou

it's a city in sicily. chicken marsala. this is the color, dress a baby in marsala.s are available. deals and steals, ladies and gentlemen. >> okay. how are the frito's working out for you? >> i'm not sure they will work out for me >>> good thursday morning to you. it's 8:56, i'm sam brock. breaking news this morning from san leandro, that is where a police officer struck by a vehicle on broadmoor boulevard. that officer did not suffer life threatening injuries. it happened when the officer was approaching a suspicious vehicle. more information as the morning carries on. >>> happening right now, the nbc bay area chopper is live over the jungle in san jose. you can see the teams are in the process right now of clearing out what is said to be the largest homeless encampment anywhere in the united states. bear with us as it looks like our chopper shot is breaking up a bit. here is video from earlier this morning when the clearing operations began. about 8:00, police along with protesters were on hand as it took place. we'll have more coming up in 25 minutes. if you're l

it's a city in sicily. chicken marsala. this is the color, dress a baby in marsala.ailable. deals and steals, ladies and gentlemen. >> okay. how are the frito's working out for you? >> i'm not sure they will work out for me la >>> good morning. i'm vai sikahema. let's get our first alert forecast on this chilly december morning from meteorologist brittney shipp. >> it is a cold start to the morning. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will stay below average. colder than what we saw yesterday. this is a live look at cape may. more sunshine today. that's a big change. as you head out the door right now, 37 degrees. wind speeds out of the west at 11 miles per hour. it feels more like 29 in the city. here's how we will progress throughout the rest of today. 44 to 47, that's our range. sun to clouds, also staying cold. we are tracking rain for the weekend. >>> thank you. this morning we're gathering more information about a suspicious house fire in montgomery county. we learned the house belongs to a limerick township police officer. flames gutted the home on comm