spring. is 52 degrees already, common. >> and already it feels like spring. and we have spring outside right now. we're getting rid of those. we will gave you a nine out of ten. a nine. >> all right, oprah. >> right? you knew right where i got that. mild with some fog out there. temperatures are in the 40's, 50's, the umbrella just for the next little while, probably another hour or so, before the last of the showers move through. we'll have lingering clouds, may even get some fog this morning, as the air gets drier, you know that transitional time. 54 degrees, with 7:22, our sunrise time, eventually we get rid of -- get some sunshine, get rid of the clouds what we're going for here. how about 63 degrees for high temperatures today? 63 degrees, a taste of spring, and it is a tiny taste, bob kelly, because it is not going to last very long. >> well, it is half -- well, twice as much as we had this time yesterday. >> right. >> we begin with black ice, 6:02, good morning, no black ice this morni

toss to eileen - spring-like' today (60s!) - cooler tomorrow through th (snow, sleet, freezing rain) - few showers for mlk day - early look at inauguration: dry; mid 50s today: partly to mostly cloudy. unseasonably mild and breezy. highs: 62-67 winds: sw 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. stray shower. lows: 42-50 winds: sw to nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy. more seasonable. highs: 45-50 winds: n 5-15 mph breaking news from capitol hill this morning. sleeping, lawmakers take the first step towards dismantling the affordable care act. after an overnight marathon, the senate approved a budget measure that would allow a repeal vote to take place with a simple majority. that legislation to repeal obamacare could come to a vote next month. but it's still unclear what will replace the affordable care act. the house is expected to vote on the budget tomorrow. new developments in the deadly stabbing inside the westfield wheaton mall. this morning - montgomery county police say they have a suspect in custody abc seven was first

we will show you some of the spring trends toises. >> i also, because the stores have now put spring clothes in the shops. you can't get winter clothes any more much. >> oh, carol from over at park just said -- >> high, carol. she is so sweet. >> the first she has heard that we're coming to the park. oops. i forgot to call her. >> table of 25 please. >> all you better come visit me after you celebrate spring in the square. >> oh, they're going to advice the you all right, carol. >> we will be there. >> you want a window? you won't be specific? >> i think we could sit outside today. >> okay. >> don't you think? ya. >> you think it will be that nice? >> sixty-six, that's my prediction. check it out. come on, carol will come on out and blow dry your hair. i don't know. one tree hill star sophia bush, shouldn't it be one bush hill? >> nice. >> ya. >> good one. >> there is no need obsessing over finding the one, your sole mate, just stop trying to find the one. >> so she is offering love advice that she learned from her own experiences. her ex is co-star chad michael murray. she said rela

we watched it every day. >> missing from the palm springs emma stone with strep throat. >> she's sicktely. >> we he got a photo from the emergency room. it was a very bad case. >> bringing a special guest was laura dern as mary hart found out. >> do i understand you have a daughter here tonight? >> i do. >> who is she? >> hey, kiddo. i'm mary. what do you think about all of this? >> i think it's really cool. it's nice to be here. >> pretty cool? >> gia wasn't the only one thrilled to be there. after all, palm springs is often a precursor to oscar gold. >> i think it's like wayne's world where they're like, we're not worthy. >> be thankful that you get to go and rub elbows with these people. >> before awards season kicked off, casey affleck it took a ski trip with brother ben. >> we were trying to ski. lasted a couple of hours. then we decided we didn't want someone to die so took it easy. >> also taking it easy is natalie portman expecting her second child early this year. >> i'm doing well. >> she was in full length navy. >> i just want to know how many of you are wearing the same th

- spring the big move happening today.d gets political. the messages of action and activism from last night's screen actors guild awards. suz live tease did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. stabbed and two others hurt. let's get right to suzanne kennedy, live on the scene, suzanne. breaking new developments after a shooting at a city. canada's prime minister now calling it an act of terrorism. six people were killed and eight others injured in the attack sunday night during evening prayer. more than 50 people were at the mosque at the time. police have two suspected gunmen in custody. authorities say the muslim community was specificially targeted. in june, a pig's hea

. >>> turning to accuweather a taste of spring around here, most of the delaware valley this week and winter is headed our way and cecily tynan is back outside with the low down. >> what a wild ride in temperatures this week going from winter to spring and monday's high only 23 degrees the coldest day so far this season. but temperatures were progressively getting warmer since then. today's high in philadelphia 67 degrees, a 44 degree jump in only three days. 67 is well above our normal high of 40 degrees, however it is not a record. the record high set way back in 1890, 72. but reading tying the high of 61 and wilmington and atlantic city airport shattering the old records, 68 in wilmington and atlantic city 67 and dover tying the high of 68 degrees. and a true arctic air mass is to the north below zero in international falls and that is moving our way. that cold front move tluz late tonight and could have an isolated shower with it and the winds of change tomorrow and saturday tracking much colder air and some light snow and sleet i'll talk more about that in the full accuweather fo

before the arab spring, there was an atlantic spring, a series of democratic revolutions that spread from the third quarter of the 18th century and went on for 75 years, climaxing with the revolutions of 1848, intense by -- attempts by the european state to overthrow the monarchy's. all of the revolutions failed and by the time needed to abraham lincoln, he realized, and this is the context for his speeches where he says the last best hope -- it looked like democracy was failing everywhere and abraham lincoln is saying, if we do not survive, maybe the whole dream of democracy will fail. the american revolution was the first of these revolutions. it was no colonial rebellion like the algerians throwing off french rule in the 1960's. in america, it was a historical event. in europe, richard price, the unitarian minister, in 1785, said, the american revolution is the second most important event in the history of the world. the first according to him was the birth of jesus christ. that was the excitement among a lot of radicals, including french radicals. in 1780's. erupted 13revolution

it's going to feel like spring. believe it or not, we're going to be 20 degrees above normal this afternoon. our normal high is around 43 we're going to make it into the mid 60s. this morning, though, we're in the 50s right now. 43 degrees in the district. post of the area looking at the mid 50s, but if you're in martinsburg, your temperature is in the upper 40s. either way, it's mild. mild start to the morning. you don't need the heavy jacket. you may not even need one. and this afternoon, spring-like temperatures. weather alert as we go into saturday and a wintry mix as we start off your weekend. we'll be talking more about that. we'll show you the timing coming up. i think we're all stressed today for spring-like weather.. let's check on your traffic. i know. i saw today we have to do something short sleeves. taking a look right now, inner loop and outer loop of the beltway. as you come outside, it will be a nice surprise. 66 and 95 looking good right now. overall, no major problems. we had those two pieces of ro

and it is spring time in philadelphia. what is it, spring time in paris? >> april in paris. >> ♪ >> spring time. >> in term any. >> good day, everything, it is june the 12th, 2017. >> june? >> yes. >> june, i'm pretending like it is spring. >> okay. >> june is not in the spring though, is it? >> well, summer comes in the middle of the month. >> summer start june 21st. >> did you wear your short today? i wore my shorts to you. >> did you? >> oh, no. >> oh, wow. knees. >> wow. >> might need little sun there. >> look like that guy acdc that group? anyway, i'm predicting high temperature of 66. that's why i'll be at rittenhouse square at one with bob and hopefully alex. >> i'm not invited this. >> you're normally going home by 1:00. >> well, so are they. >> well, you come over with us, too, sue will be there. >> what an invite. >> that's how we roll. >> feel so loved and wanted. although the forecast is good for today, so generally people tend to like the person who presents the weather, better, on days like today. how about a nine out of ten? >> ya. >> we hav

, won't say mid spring. >> spring like? >> okay. let's do that. >> there go. >> in fact, for that reason, we have chose answer number. >> all right. >> ready? >> here comes. did i skip the number? darn it. >> it is a nine. >> whoo. it is number nine. i think it is coming upment little shower activity still in our area. it is very damp, couple of breezes out, there but look at this, 52 degrees, remember, monday, when it was about 9 degrees? ya, so this is a great and welcome improvement. we will be 42 mount pocono, 56 degrees already in dover, delaware, and 52 in lancaster. now weeks have a few issues with fog, all of the moisture out, there most of it to the north of us, around allentown, mount pocono. but we will keep an eye on that situation. over here is the number. i knew i put it in there somewhere. it is a nine out of ten today. looks like we will get that taste of spring. we got some fog and some showers still around, but a mix of sun and clouds throughout the afternoon in the 60s, this afternoon. bob kelly, can you

so the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow really feeling like spring, mostly cloudy and few peeks of sunshine and breezy and a high of 64 degrees, the cold front moves through late thursday night and probably dry and a couple of showers behind the system on friday and breezy and chilly and 48 degrees and saturday the winter returns, 33 degrees and i am tracking about this light precipitation event for the past several days, it looks like a possible of light snow in the afternoon and evening. the models are shifting this farther to the south and that means it's colder and mainly a snow event and could be a bit of mixing far south of philadelphia and the models are also trending weaker so that means not going to be a big system generally a coating to perhaps 2 inches if that shift continues pushing to the south and the snow could miss us all together. for the hole day mostly cloudy and 43 and our next precipitation event is on tuesday and that will be some light rain as the storm lifts up to the west pulling in warmer air and a high of 50 and wednesday clouds hang tough fo

and has a lot of us already thinking ahead to spring and spring break.ravel channel host samantha brown is in our area for the d.c. travel and adventure show and joins us with budget friendly options for spring break. welcome. i'm a fan of your work. privilege to be able to travel for a living and tell such wonderful stories. >> pleasure is mine. >> let's start with tropical. a lot of people say spring break and instantly think mexico, bahamas. what are some good flass to go, keep it affordable in that area. >> mexico is a great destination, you've got the cayman islands as well and stick to more u.s. travel puerto rico, one of my favorite destinations, feels like spain, the whole tropical feeling as well, don't need a passport. one of my favorites. >> do you think it's more economical to stay in the u.s., if you compare puerto rico to cancun, do you think one is least expensive than the other? >> no, i don't. you need to see what the prices are for the hotel rates and flights and make that choice. >> we talked about tropical. what if we decide not to do

you can see the spring. you would just load the magazine and you could fire 15 shots. the confederates referred to this weapon as they rifle that the yankees would load on sunday and fire all week. you have to remember, this was a hugely forward technology. armies had far with single shot muzzleloaders for centuries. now all evasive and, you had these weapons that could fire 15 shots as quickly as you can say 15 shots. it was huge, mind blowing really. that's one of the advances that was made during the civil war. speaking of weapons, we have a super -- a civil war hero shotgun. what is unique about this is there is a coffee grounder -- coffee grinder right here in the box of the shotgun. you grind up your coffee there and it comes out right through this whole here. that might seem kind of odd, to have a coffee grinder integrated into a weapon. but back then, that is what infantrymen loved. they loved their coffee. and this was a convenient and easy way for them to get their coffee while they are on their march. companies like winchester, cold, -- colt and others made

. - spring-like' today (60s!) - cooler tomorrow through the weekend - wintry mix likely saturday (snow, sleet, freezing rain) - few showers for mlk day - early look at inauguration: dry; mid 50s today: partly to mostly cloudy. unseasonably mild and breezy. highs: 62-67 winds: sw 10-15 g 25 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. stray shower. lows: 42-50 winds: sw to nw 5-10 mph friday: mostly cloudy. more seasonable. highs: 45-50 winds: n 5-15 mph breaking overnight. congress takes a big step towards affordable care act. late last night- the senate passed a non-binding budget measure that removes the threat of a filibuster on a future repeal bill. the house will vote on the matter friday. the vote happened along party lines-- and only pertains to repealing the affordable care act. but republican lawmakers have not publically announced any plan to replace the program. president-elect donald trump said wednesday that repealing and replacing the law should happen "essentially simultaneously." a tense exchange between a reporter

arab spring. we didn't start the arab spring. we couldn't have stopped the arab spring. there was no way to put a lid on the arab spring. the arab spring began in tunisia when a fruit vendor lit himself on fire and boom, a 30 year dictator was gone and suddenly you had a bunch of people who have technology at their fingertips who are out there communicating to each other and wanting change, and that's how syria began. people forget that. as i listened to some of the commentary, some have said the obama administration didn't do this or didn't that or whatever. there is no way the obama administration could've changed what was happening in those countries. it happened, spontaneously because of where those countries find themselves relative to the global economies, to their own governance challenges, and to the centuries-old passions and definitions that have defined those for a long time. syria is not one war. it's not one conflict. just follow every day what's happening and multiply that by saudi arabia and ran and kurds, curd aspirations, sunni versus shiite, people vers

s warm springs station up and running?> we're told that software mistakes could keep the $900 million fremont station closed until spring. >> this b.a.r.t. video shows the centerpiece of the $900 million warm springs project as viewed from the field near the tesla plant in south fremont. but instead of bustling with riders as planned last year, its distinctive glass ceiling rotunda will likely be empty for months to come. the 5.4-mile project has been dogged by delays including getting enough money to finish the tunnelling underneath a major park and lake in fremont. then last year, there was another hiccup. >> we were in the testing phase and all of a sudden the electric power that serves the third rail burnt up. >> tom blaylock serves on the b.a.r.t. governing board for fremont. he says overhauling the aging power supply was a major setback. >> so then we stopped the testing again and had to go back to that. so that was all very frustrating for us. >> the project got back on track last september, but not for long. that's

let's start though with spring and allyson rae. >> i know, i got my pink on.ple sprinkles on the windshield this morning. consider it spring showers but they're not even showers, just a few drops out there. we are looking warm. excited all week long. we are in clouds, we're talking 60s, mid- to upper 60s and it will be rather windy. winds will gust up to 30, even 40 miles per hour out of the south. temperatures this afternoon, 26 for frederick. 66-- afternoon, 62 for frederick. let's look ahead to saturday. this is midnight friday into saturday, dry temperatures have fallen off. so enjoy the warm temperatures while they're here. 4:30a.m., snow, ice, rain possible. what has changed from yesterday? looking colder. so that could mean more snow. that would be better than ice. we will keep telling you what we know and looking ahead to saturday in a bit. over to you. >> thank you. >>> not much going on on the roads. there is construction around the pentagon area. kind of picked back up this week. 110 is being worked on by 66 and also washington boulevard, route 27,

a spring reborn in the world's oldest democracy that brings forth the vision and courage to reinvent america. when our founders boldly declared america's independence to the world and our purposes to the almighty, they knew that america, to endure, would have to change -- not change for change's sake but change to preserve america's ideals, life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness. though we marched to the music of our time, our mission is timeless. each generation of americans must define what it means to be an american. on behalf of our nation, i salute my predecessor, president bush, for his half century of service to america. [applause] president clinton: and i thank the millions of men and women whose steadfastness and sacrifice triumphed over depression, fascism, and communism. today, a generation raised in the shadows of the cold war assumes new responsibilities in a world warmed by the sunshine of freedom but threatened still by ancient hatreds and new plagues. raised in unrivaled prosperity, we inherit an economy that is still the world's strongest but is weakened by business

both ladies were on everybody's mind last night at the palm springs international film festival. >> sheld have been the most fascinating and creative brains i've ever come across and certainly for the agees. >> tom worked with carry in 1989's the birds and annette benning in post wards from the aej. edge. >> that's when i met carrie. she was talent. >> carrie's mom debbie inspired la la land. >> we watched her everyday for inspiration. >> emma stone has strep throat. >> she is sick unfortunately. >> a photo from the emergency room. >> very bad case. >> bringing a special case was presenter laura dern, mary hart hosted anninterview for us back stage found out. >> i understand have you a daughter tonight here as well. who is she? >> hey, kiddo. i'm mary. what do you think about all of this? >> it's cool. it's nice to be here. >> pretty cool? >> guya wasn't the only one thrilled to be there. often a precursor to oscar gold. >> i think it is like, we're not worthy. >> we're thankful you get to go and rub elbows with these luminaryes. >> but before award season kicked off, casey affleck toda

let me give you an example -- arab spring. we did not start the arab spring. we could not have stopped the arab spring. there was no way to put a lid on the arab spring. the arab spring began in tunisia when a fruit vendor lit himself and, boom, a 30-year dictator was gone. then suddenly, you had tahrir square. you had a bunch of people with technology at their fingertips communicating with each other and wanting change. began. how syria people forget that. as i listen to the revisionist commentary, they say, "the obama administration did not do this" or "they did not do that" or whatever. there's no way the obama administration could have changed what was happening in those countries. it happened spontaneously because of where those countries find themselves relative to modernity, to the global economies, to their own governance challenges, and to centuries-old passions and definitions and differences that have defined those societies for a long time. i will give you an example in syria. syria is not one war. it is not one simple conflict. follow every day wh

on the infrastructure question, this is something we will figure out in our spring budget. we'll carve a fiscal space necessary for the infrastructure package. we discussed that in many other things about her agenda for the first 200 days in the infrastructure clearly a part of that. the package will be determined by the fiscal space we create in our spring budget which means we don't know the are to that question at the goal is to leverage as much as hospital and not just rosen bridges, the pipe line and faa reauthorization in so many other things. infrastructure involves many different aspects that will create jobs in this country and so they want to be as expansive as we possibly can with respect to infrastructure. >> reword it will be hard to work with a president who believes -- >> of a policy guy. i will sit here and focus on policy. >> mr. speaker, yesterday the president told business leaders that it may have either send jobs overseas or will send jobs over his, it isn't very clear it seems. so what would be the defining line that they would face a 35% border tags a

in the area of takoma park or silver spring. we do have the restaurant fire in the area of takoma park, flower avenue at piney branch road. here, fireind me crews and police on the scene. off is a short area blocked in both directions from flower avenue, but it extends with this whole intersection blocked. let's talk about alternates. if you live in the area, sligo creek parkway is a good option. it runs as parallel as you can get because sligo creek parkway is winding. but you can take greenwood avenue to get there. this is something that will be in place for quite a while with closures this up on fire. it is best to avoid it. if you are getting on the roads right now, honestly it looks pretty good on the interstates. 395 north of duke street headed into arlington, and then across the 14th street bridge, not bad at all. we are keeping our close eye on takoma park. we will talk about the closures in place already. it is a busy morning. eileen: it really is. we have rain. fortunately, it is all liquid precipitation. about a year

spring brook and blake. spring brook pumping up the crowd. kendall douglas missed the day. jackson there to get the rebound and the put-back. watch that one-handed throw-in. nice shot. a half hook. the blazers couldn't stop this guy with 32 points. spring book wins. >>> lady blazers. a pass to frost. an early 6-2 lead. thomas hits spring brook is hanging stuff. blair wins. >>> there is room to jump on that wizards bandwagon. they got john wall again yesterday and tonight looking to make the move on atlanta. the team a ttleliahead in the eastern conference. marquis morris. the wiz were laughing up early. wizards up 14. later second quarter shot clock winding down. no problem john wall. he beats the buzzer. wiz up 22 points at halftime. 3rd quarter. did you know that otto porter leads in three-point shooting percentage? he makes his fourth of the game. wizards roll 112-86. >>> the organizers of the farmers insurance open can't happy. tiger woods will not be playing this weekend after missing the cut. he was better in round 2, even par today, but the plus 4 cost him yesterday.

officers closed on moye's silver spring home later that morning. he ran in nearby woods and shot himself twice. >> if you are having a dispute over whatever you may be having a dispute over, for an individual to then arm themselves and people, that is senseless violence and it's worrisome. richard: moye is now in the hospital with non-life threatening injuries awaiting charges. coming up at 5:00, very emotional discussion with the young people who worked with all of these folks involved. that's coming up at 5:00. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. q: all right. thank you very much. we have some travel issues to tell you about now. another computer glitch snarls travel nationwide. 110 delta flights were canceled today and 170 last night. delta c.e.o. says there could be more consolations coming soon so check your flight if you are heading out to the airport. the airline says you can change your flight for free until february 3. alison: well, it looks like alexa is starbucks' newest barista. amazon's voice command platform synced up with starb

spring training. teddy packing thousands of pounds of equipment into his 53 foot semi tractor-trailer ready to make the 985 mile trek down to west palm for the first spring at the palm beaches. the new home including a 6500 stadium and 14 full baseball field for training, the first game is february 28th. >> are you excited about that >> i am. how much is a flight? it would be nice to get in. >> pretty cheap i believe. >> i love it when they start showing up for spring training. it gives me hope warmer weather is coming. bias t we're cold tonight. watch for a little snow. >> thanks for joining us at fios is not cable. we're wired differently. welcome to 8 and a half maple street. it's half a house. and even though it only has half a kitchen, half the closet space and a half bath, it's a full house to the wilsons. because they have fios, their half house has full internet, with uploads as fast as downl