he seems to have gotten on fine with harriet beecher stowe, the author of "uncle tom's cabin." he did say in later years that she became very eccentric and would enter other people's houses. she would let out a yell behind them and scare them. [laughter] alan: it was a community where for its time people seemed to have had a level of neighborly informality that was rare for its time. probably we would think they were very stuffy. he got along fine there. , -- he could >> thank you very much. [applause] >> douglas wilder was the first african-american elected as governor in u.s. history serving virginia from 1990 to 1994. next on lectures in history, mr. wilder is a guest speaker at a virginia commonwealth university class. he reflects on five decades of involvement in

we had an accident in douglassville on 422 eastbound at stow road.ut delays starting to thin. you're looking still at about 30, 40 miles an hour in this area but that's better than it was in the single digits just a half an hour ago. in chadds ford delaware county, we've got we've got a new problem, downed wires and they had to block smith bridge road and it's blocked right now at hey burn road. stick to ridge road or beaver valley road. watch for slick spots. we've seen a handful of problems matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> this is intense flu season is still going strong and showing no signs of letting up. the delaware valley is now seeing a surge and federal officials warn the peak of the season could still be several weeks away. "action news" reporter jeanette reyes is live at jefferson university hospital with some staggering numbers. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. i think most of us know someone hit hard by the flu. this season. in fact, the outbreak the nationwide outbreak is among the worst recorded and health experts con

here's a new accident in douglassville on 422 approaching stow.ident on 422 eastbound approaching stow blocking the right lane. we're seeing a little bit of yellow in that area meaning some slower speeds, about 42 miles an hour. in upper moreland montgomery county we've got a problem here on warminster road at byberry road. we've got icy conditions. salt truck has arrived on the scene. police are out here as well. use some caution through this area. they're salting the road 'cause it's icy on warminster road in upper moreland township. in cherry hill emergency construction. this caused huge problems yesterday in the afternoon and evening rush. 70 westbound past 295 they're blocking the left lane nor this construction. they've just set up there so you might want to use 38 or kresson road instead. let's look at these temperatures. it's 23 in quakertown. 25 in warminster. even 28 in the city so below freezing everywhere in south jersey and delaware as well, below freezing here, even along the coastline. how does this compare to yesterday morning? wel

in a moment we'll talk to leanne brown who is at a gritting depot in the village of sturton by stow,oln. first to simonjones, who is at a depot in the village of aylesford, north of maidstone in kent. and up—to—date. what is the picture? how serious as the weather? kent cou nty how serious as the weather? kent county council have declared what they are calling a snow emergency. that might sounds drastic but it is because potentially there will be drastic weather conditions overnight. they have got 57 gritters. the big concern is what will happen at around three or four o'clock tomorrow morning. we are told they could be 10—15 centimetres of snow with the snow hits as predicted. if that happens that will cause a lots of problems on the roads, knock on effects with the transport network. it is notjust the snow. it is the fact that it is so—called. standing here this evening it feels freezing. the fact is that temperatures overnight could go as low as “4, and in the wind chill factor, it will feel much colder. in the coming days if we do get the predicted amount of snow, and the wind, w

beecher stowe, the author of uncle tom's cabin. in later years that she became very eccentric and would enter other people's houses. she would let out a yell behind them and scare them. [laughter] it was a community where for its time people seemed to have had a level of neighborly and informality that is weird for its time. he got along fine there. without being a sociopath he could blend into any circumstance. >> last question? alan.you very much, [applause] >> this is american history tv, 48 hours, all weekend and every weekend. >> this weekend american history tv is joining our cable partners to showcase the history of lynchburg, virginia. to learn more, visit c-span.org/citiestour. we continue now with a look at the history of lynchburg. >> this district is one of the most beautiful in the united states. it includes

beecher stowe said that christ like archetypes so it evolved into what it has and i thought i'm going to reclaim it, so that was the purpose to get a few eyeballs on the cover and then back. >> with some of the issues that you were talkinyou're talking book. it talks about how i arrived personally and the temperament and the ideas. i talk about the areas that seem to be really troublesome when we talk about a black experience in america. i talk about education, i talk about the economic well-being of the community, the family structure and all the things and with my view was and what i thought the solutions were from a political perspective. what has changed name me is that i acknowledge that because of my upbringing, a lot of things that i experience are not the experiences of a love black people in these communities. i was raised into a military family, two parent family. they are still married and celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. always an integrated neighborhoodin integratedneighbs corrugate, datedcommunities. i think over time it's become more political and spiritual and

with gunshot wounds serves as a gateway to britain and many migrants camped out there in hopes of stowing away in trucks that are bound for england. desperate migrants pitted against each other. in this case africans mainly from eritrea versus afghans. the most serious fighting broke out at a food distribution center shots were fired but it's unclear by whom one man told the w. there are tensions over access to people smugglers who arrange passage through the channel tunnel to england that appears to be fueling group rivalries the need to grow as a. place if you see black people he said go buggies our area but this is an inference we don't know how. easy of police for us to be stopping. off to the brawl police sent reinforcements and france's interior minister was on the scene as well he said smugglers were growing more sophisticated despite police efforts to get rid of them. with us there may have been some unpremeditated events in the past but now we see that there are gang leaders who gather others around them says these are the networks we need to dismantle. but most people hoping for

. >> how did he get along with harriet beacher stowe when he lived in hard forward? >> they seem to have accepted as as much of a provincial he was. this confer of whether or not he had some gentility in his background, for such a rough character right out of the mining camps of the west, he adjusted very well to high society. the farm was a community in hartford, connecticut, settled by -- tended to be very well educated, socially progressive people. harriet beacher stowe was a neighbor. he seems to have gotten along ine with these people. there was evidence of her kind of schooling him in how to behave, which fork to use and all that kind of thing. i don't get any evidence that there was much of that. he had sort of a quality about him to absorb all of that, and get by, and to be accepted in all levels of society. he seems to have gotten along fine with harriet beacher stoe, the arthur of uncle tom's cabin. he did say in later years she became very eccentric and would enter other peoples houses, and they would be reading the newspaper or something, and she would le

and, in fact, the author, harriet beecher stowe, intended for uncle tom to be a noble, christ-like archetype. and so i just found it fascinating that it's evolved into what it has. so i said i'm going to reclaim it. and so that was the purpose of using that, to get a few eyeballs on the cover and maybe go further than that. >> so you mentioned that there were -- what were some of the issues that you were talking about in the book, and what was your perspective on the well-being in d.c., and then how do they change moving here. >> >> okay. well, like i say, the book is largely a memoir. it's talking about how i arrived personally at the temperament, the position, the ideas that i did. and i kind of give you stories and things that will kind of lead into each of those areas. but i really talk about the areas that seem to be really troublesome when we talk about the black experience in america. i talk about education, i talk about the economic well-being of the black community, i talk about the family structure and all of those things and what with my view was and what i thought these solutions

bishop john stowe of the diocese of lexington (what state??) it's in the best interset of the country to find a compassionate solution for dreamers.bishop john stowe / diocese of lexingtonwe think its unfair that they're continuously put on hold and that their status is under threat, and they live with fear of deportationalexandra limon / @alexlimonnewsthe legal fight over daca continues. the trump administration set a march 5th deadline, but a court decision blocked it. and this week the supreme court decided not to step in- meaning daca recipients should be able to continue renewing their work and school permits for now. sen. dick durbin / iillinois (d)but it's no guarantee at the end of the day that anyone who is currently in daca status is going to be protected in the future.bryan villamar a dreamer from texas, says it's hard dealing with the uncertainty.bryan villamar / texas dreamersometimes you feel like you want to throw it all away, just give up. but to be honest these are the moments when you see how our government works.senator durbi

resigned in 2013, after being accused of stowing away money in switzerland while in his government postappealed hisld sentence, prompting a full retrial. he could receive up to five years in prison. in other french news, the daughter of french superstar johnny hallyday is contesting his will. he left everything to his wife of 23 years. the daughter contesting the will was stupefied and hurt after learning that she and her adult half-brother have been left nothing. instead, all his wealth and the rights to his records he sold joy, theo jade and girls he adopted in vietnam. it is carnival season in rio de janeiro. krewees are on the schools. 13 schools are fighting it out to be champions. a colorful face-off in real at the city's top some bus schools.- samba each school has around one hour to show off. i have been participating for seven years. i could not before because of work. since i retired, i am involved. i've always liked the schools. the residence of rio are persistent. we have faith in ourselves and this carnival is happening. it will be as beautiful as it has always been. the ca

police say cruz, former student at the marjorie stowe manlled the fire alarm around two p.m. and started firing upon students as theylso outside of the school. he then tried to escape within the crowd him, they detained him without incident. we're learning at thisast hour,e had been transferred from police headquarters where he probably whereo broward they did the mugshot. school will be closed today and tomorrow, how much, theave n site to help with all of the student >> 6:44, here is bob kelly. >> good morning, just got words after acchearing it invola pedestrian. this is a live look, at route 73, southbound, between 38 and 295. there is the maple there in theg ground. that's to give you,erybody thro, i think there is a hope depo, that whole shopping plaza in there. so anybody leaving maple shade trying to get down to 295 you'll have problems this morning as the southbound lanes are closed. south on 95, still a mess from the earlier accident about 39 minute from woodhaven to center city. west on the schuylkill here, live look, heavy city line out toward belmont avenue. back

. >>> east on 422 an accident near stowe interchange right here near construction zone out of the pottstown. everything dry, all that rain out but what is left over is potholes that everybody has been hitting. i hit a couple yesterday and knock front end out, spilled coffee down front of me, east on route 130 bypass coming through chester county, just cleared out an accident at route 340. we have a couple of friends jumping across the roadway here, live look at the schuylkill expressway coming to the 30th street they just picked up construction so we are good to go. out of the gate this morning some delays on the first trains, on a few of septa's regional rail lines, mike and alex, back to you. >>> we will start the show talking about the flu, it is so bad this season people are getting it for a second time is there a second strain, moving through us. >> a local happies turning people away, because of a virus being so severe and lauren will explain this. not everyone, certain people were more susceptible, lauren. >> reporter: that is right, how many times have we known someone to come to wo

they're working out in pottstown along the westbound side of 422 near the stowe interchange.and keep in mind, 422 eastbound ramp, to route 23, remains closed, and that's caused havoc in and out of king of prussia here. folks have to go to the first avenue ramp to gain access into the mall and those new apartment complexes cents there in king of prussia. otherwise, masses transit looking good. karen, thomas, back over to you. >> love to hear that, bob, thank you. just about 4:20. three people are in the hospital this morning after opening what's being described as a suspicious piece of mail at a military base in virginia. vegas say the letter had some sort of powder inside, nearly dozen marines at joint base meyer henderson hall felt sick after opening the letter complaining of sore throats and burning hands. hazmat came in and this morning the envelope is being and lysed at f.b.i. headquarters. >> jarrod kushner who longer have access to classified information. president trump's son-in-law security clearance downgrade from the top secret to secret. white house chief of staff

. >>> after a long and painful afternoon at florida's marjory stowe man douglas eye school authorities are learning more about nikolas cruz, the expelled former student they say was armed for war when he attacked the school. >> caused issues that arose here, he was transferred to another school. >> reporter: police say the suspect was armed with an ar-15 style rifle, a fire alarm sounded which allowed students to be targeted out in the open. some terrified students hid in classrooms, not knowing if they would survive. >> we were just like praying and crying. >> reporter: police and s.w.a.t. teams swarming the school grounds. >> does he know where the shooting it? >> we don't know, but we're entering the building. >> reporter: these teens sharing how some teachers helped save their lives, one, mr. beagle, was at the front door of a classroom protecting them. >> he was blocking the door so the door was open all the time. i don't know how we are al >> reporter: at least 17 people lost their lives and more than a dozen are wounded. the victims both students and teachers. after initially on

those stows and more tonight on "nigusiness report" for thursday, february 1st. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome. triple a, apple, amazon, alphabet, three behemots in the tech world and they make up three of the four.s biggest companies by market value. and they comprise a large percentage of the nasdaq 100. that means their quartersu s, their outlooks, and what their executivesbu say abo ness can sway the broader market. on the we hear from all three. >> let's start with apple. the world's biggest publicly traded company. its flagship product, the of course has been a driver of growth. but in the latest quarter, which includ the holiday season apple didn't sell as many as expected. in fact iphone unit sales fell 1%. nevertheless, earnings in the quter topped expectations, revenue did as well, coming in at more than $88 billion, almost a billion a day. but stock whipsawed in late day trading. josh lipton is at apple headquarters in cupertino. >> reporter: 77.3 million. that was the bigumber in apple's latest quarterly report. refers to the nber of i-phones that apple shipped in the

phillies and other teams all wearing stow man douglas caps to remember the victims in that school shootingt week. >> we feel for those families out there, and the kids who were all loft, and, you know, we want to do something about it and this is the least we can do is wear these hats, um, today. >> moment of silence before the game for those students. the victims and also for royal halladay who pitched for both the phillies and the blue jays. didn't work out so well for the phils they took the -- they played just didn't look like offensively curtis grander son leads off the game for toronto. solo shot. toronto wins it two-one. can we just stay with those the rest of the shots. warm weather. baseball. scott has been good to us. scott help us. >> that will do it for us tonight at 6:00. up next page six. we'll see you at 10:00. ♪ somethin' i've noticed over the course of my fishing career is anglers being careless and breaking off their rod tip. don't do that. fish like a pro at the bass pro shops spring fishing classic featuring free seminars. all the latest gear. huge savings. plus, added

and also on hand is brian stowe, a man who was attacked in a dodgers game several years ago. >> we are going to win the world series. >> reporter: before the team can start clearing out another trophy, they will have to take on the dodgers in a game series that gets underway march 29th, and the giants home opener is set for april 3. >> looks like a fun time there. >>> we moved to this event as chinatown's annual flower fair kicked off the lunar festival celebration. >> it even started with a parade complete with dancer and a drum. it is the year of the dog. dozens of vendors came out to sell their goods in the annual flower market that has a long history dating back to the late 1800s. >>> a winter storm is moving across much of the midwest creating treacherous driving conditions and calling hundreds of black cancellations. about 200 heavy snow and equipment operators are working around the clock at chicago's o'hare airport so that the airlines can push out at least some of their flights. about 100 flights were canceled there today and that is a big improvement from friday were about 12

the port city of cali serves as a gateway to britain many migrants camped out there and hopes of stowing away and. desperate migrants pitted against each other. in this case africans mainly from eritrea versus afghans. the most serious fighting broke out at a food distribution center shots were fired but it's unclear by whom one man told the w. there are tensions over access to people smugglers who arrange passage through the channel tunnel to england that appears to be fueling group rivalries. if you see black people go but these are area but this is. we don't know how. easy it. is to be stopped but after the brawl police set reinforcements and france's interior minister was on the scene as well he said smugglers were growing more sophisticated despite police efforts to get rid of them. with us there may have been some unpremeditated events in the past but now we see that there are gang leaders who gather others around them says these are the networks we need to dismantle. but most people hoping for a ride across the channel are in a kind of limbo waiting for a break that never comes ex

bad apples decided to kind of ruin the fun in center stow they flipped a car on the side. others climbed on top of the ritz carlton hotel's awning it it collapsed a couple guys injured an few arrests otherwise everyone was pretty well behaved. men while tens of thousands took to broad street to celebrate the big win. jeff cole talk way few of the well behave fans who say they're disappointed. >> reporter: under going a building boom in the hunt for amazon's new headquarters philly could not afford a black eye last night in the super bowl celebration. mostly things wept well. but there was trouble. fly wood covers windows and doors at center city retailer macy's while just across the street traffic lights are being hoisted on a new pole. the old one claimed by the cro crowd. some were worried about black eye for philly. >> i thought maybe few people would, you know, climb a few poles but i didn't think they would take out window. >> reporter: this is disappointing to you. >> absolutely. it's my city. it don't look good nationally. >> reporter: busted big window at arts and

stowe will feel a little better today. still going to be chilly out there, not quite as brutal if you will. taking a look at the live neighborhood network camera, look at the city from across the river, beautiful shot there. we'll see clouds filtering on in very quickly throughout the day today. taking a check at storm scan3, notice the thin clouds beginning to work their way n i zoom out a little bit to show you there is some snow located off to the wells. that's actually going to pass by just to the north. but it could bring couple of snow showers, even flurries to our north, mainly the poconos, lehigh valley, minimal accumulations really. 25 degrees right now in philadelphia, 20 degrees in wilmington, 19 in millville. 20 degrees as you start ooh day in atlantic city, look at the winds, calm, light, pretty much all locations, so that's going to make huge difference in how it feels out there this morning. see increasing clouds, temperatures remain chilly. much calmer winds, won't feel as brutal. snow shower possible to th

attempts to stow away on lorries bound for the uk continue with authority suggesting that every week korea — a closed country we know little about. but a new exhibition opening in london is aiming to change that — as tim allman explains. when you think of north korea these are the sort of images that come to mind. precision marching. they closed off, isolated country. a mystery to the rest of the world. that is why this exhibition is such an eye opener. it is trying to provide some insight into what life is really like for the north koreans. we don‘t understand north korea. it isa we don‘t understand north korea. it is a conjugated country. we understand elements are bit but we tend to have a very black and white viewpoint. so i think this is one of these elements that can start to understand and improve our knowledge 93p- there are a propaganda posters, packaging for sweetened soft drinks. even packaging for sweetened soft drinks. eve n pa ckets packaging for sweetened soft drinks. even packets of north korean sugar. it all inward looking. here are collection of stamps featuring pri

these spots of rain, sleet and stow in higher ground. not amounting to very much.ning. more snow is spreading south on tuesday. this is bbc news — our latest headlines... donald trump takes to twitter to claim a controversial memo proves he is innocent of colluding with alleged russian involvement in the presidential election. a conservative—led council in northamptonshire which has imposed emergency spending controls has said it has been warning ministers for years about its financial problems. after getting caught in a scuffle with protesters last night, jacob rees—mogg has stepped up his attack on the treasury, accusing civil servants of "fiddling the figures" on brexit. six migrants have been injured after a gunman opened fire from a car in the central italian city of macerata. the gunman has been arrested. now on bbc news, it‘s time welcome to dateline london. this week, we‘re discussing theresa may in china, trying to increase trade before brexit, whilst trading blows with the european union, and even some of her own colleagues. donald trump delivered his fir

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stowing —— going and briefing against hammond and others before she has a cabinet consensus only thenand this is why we have reason mocks... there is acclaimed david davis has lost control to lee robbins who seems to be briefing he does want us to stay in the customs union. there is a problem with the ad men of this process. yes. if it was only about admen. —— admen. —— admin. is it about using the sort of language that david davis used as discourteous, that this is them trying to exert political pressure? of course, the 27 are looking after their interests as the uk are supposed to be. i think the current policy is the national interest but thatis policy is the national interest but that is their attempt. it is clear asa that is their attempt. it is clear as a drunken mass or in a bar after midnight. what is actually happening. theresa may have a warring cabinet, a warring parties. she might think is she knows what she wants but she can‘t get it which is why we are in this ridiculous row about what we are asking for in the transition period and if we don‘t know what we are asking for

attempts to stow away on lorries bound for the uk continue with authority suggesting that every weekn nearly 78—million in the euromillions draw after sharing the jackpot with a winner from spain. the jackpot has been growing since the turn of the year and was the third biggest in the draw‘s history. hello, thomas. did you wind?

stow wh so what do the boys think of all this.g for answers. >> who is ready for a nature hike? >> me! >> last sunday in portland, oregon, a new group of boy scouts, marched off in search of adventure. >> raise your hand if you are in pack 203. you are doing archery. >> time was being called a girl in the boy scouts was an insult. not anymore. as of three weeks ago, the boy scouts of america, are admitting girls. as cub scouts. what do boys think of all of this? >> i already have to deal with my sister all day every day. and this is like the only time i get away from her, really, so -- >> we asked calvin hicky whose sister mckenzie was the very first girl in the pacific north west to sign up. >> just be nice to the girls. don't be mean. or else you won't get picked on a lot. >> we did pine wood derby a couple days age i did a watermelon car. he did a -- >> ferrari. >> jordana garcia had been coming to scouting tagging along with her brother daniel. >> sometimes he would do like carving and other stuff. but i just had to sit in the

attempts to stow away on lorries bound for the uk continue with authority suggesting that every week first, here is the weather forecast. in the short term, the weather is looking absolutely fine. lots of cold, crisp sunshine. the cold air has reached central and western parts of europe. in germany already today temperatures below freezing. that cold air is creeping closer. it's going to reach us early next week. in the short—term, a lot of sunshine. a bit of cloud eastern coasts. nagusa and breadth of scotland. 0ther coasts. nagusa and breadth of scotland. other than that, very little change. first thing on sunday, temperatures in the middle of towns and cities below freezing. 0utside towns, around minus five degrees. very cold night. tomorrow, a lot of sunshine around, and that of cloud around easter in counties. negi the odd flurry of snow in eastern scotland. a chilly day, barely above freezing in some areas during the afternoon. it will fill colder because of the winds. for monday morning, we start to see those showers as acting easter in areas of the uk. —— affecting easter in

attempts to stow away on lorries bound for the uk continue with authority suggesting that every week centre, here‘s mike bushell. that record—breaking tally could well rise to six within the next three hours if the women‘s curling tea m three hours if the women‘s curling team can beat japan. three hours if the women‘s curling team can beatjapan. this is in the bronze medal play—off match. that would match their achievement of four years ago. great britain are hoping to repeat their victory over japan in their match earlier at these games. eve muirhead‘s team trying to bounce back from the disappointment of not reaching the final. they look off to a good start. the first one and it did write to the end. you can match live on bbc one. early days indeed. now in the second end. with great britain on the ice. they were right in the middle earlier and thenjapan knocked that is a great shot. you can see the japanese, though, sweeping the stone out of the house. it is all to play for in the second end but crucially, great britain have got the one to zero lead. the match can last three hours.

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attempts to stow away on lorries bound for the uk continue with authority suggesting that every week of year when snowdrops are appearing in our gardens, a welcome sign that, despite the cold weather, spring is on its way. but did you know that the current world record for the sale of a snowdrop bulb is £1400? graham satchell has been to meet a couple of experts to find out if you could have a goldmine in yourgarden... they are a cheery little flower, something which sort of helps remind you that spring is just round the corner. michael myers suffers from a little—known condition. gala nthamania. it has quite particular symptoms. i often refer to a thing called dirty knees syndrome. and that involves people getting down on their knees and looking at the minute details of snowdrops. galanthamania derives from tulip mania, which took place in holland in the 1630s. where tulips would exchange prices for the equivalent of the price of a house, maybe even more. and thankfully at the moment gala nthamania has not quite got that silly. franklin gardens, a national trust property in perth. h

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but the seeds were stowed by him fbi director, bob mueller who is now investigating president trump.ime to stop the charade. time to return the fbi to its original mission. and that is my open. tell me what you think on my facebook page, twitter and instagram # judge jeanine. and now we have i guess. how are you? sorry about that. now, rick scott says christopher wray has to go. you heard how i feel. what say you? >> there was no question is a systematic failure at the fbi we all know it. and director christopher wray came out that it was his fault, his mistake. it is so sad and so tragic that this mass shooting, this unspeakable tragedy could have been invented. no question about it. i failed at every level. hesitate to see something and say something. and that is fine. so i did see something, limited say something but the fbi did not do anything. that is what is key here. >> okay so that is key! what are the consequences? what are the sanctions? who pays we met i didn't want to hear again is a lesson learned will be will investigate because i do not believe them. >> right.fbi direc

we talked about the possibility of some stowe. here's a look at futurecast. partly cloudy skies this morning. there is her lunch hour. mostly clear. it is a cool and breezy day. take notice, where we have a little bit of moisture right off the coastline, it would only have to move inland 100 miles or so and we haven't right over the bay area. we are looking at that possibility for tonight going into tomorrow. a quick look at your afternoon highs. we will struggle in the 50s. 55 in san francisco. upper 50s in concord and 57 in san jose. we have and advise the uri -- and advisory for the sierras. more on this on the extended forecast coming up. >>> thank you. >>> a developing situation. firefighters are at the scene of a two alarm condo fire on eastgate lane. >> here's what we know so far.>> reporter: good morning. the fire is out. everyone got out safely and no one was hurt. that is the good news. firefighters are still doing their work out here. you can see firefighters are breaking apart some of the ceiling and walls to make sure that the fire is not still s

repeat stowed sewn maple time outside believe it. it's false. secondly i respectfully suggest that you at least take a look at the chapter of my book. there are lot of mistake is said that hillary clinton wishes she could have done over but if you're right, october 28th in the morning, she was ready to win and she would have won, according to all the data, not just the head-to-head, trump versus clinton data but all the other data proffers she would have won on october 28, 2016. >>> and was on the way up towards election day before all the headlines had -- that caused people stay home. she still beat donald trump, who denies this, by 3 million votes. and she lost the electoral college because of that last-minute drop caused by jim comey's letter. >> host: irvine, california, republican line, larry, you're next. >> caller: okay, thank you. there is a good deal on the internet which is full of garbage, but would you tell me -- could you tell me it's jet debted or not, called trey gowdy on hillary clinton's e-mails from 2016. the facts are not just

warming up for people to stow away snowboards and break out the paddle board instead. sunshine provided a boost to businesses that are typically closed in february. >> the weather has been nice for a while now so we just had to ramp up our operation and stay open. >> and that they did. more than a dozen people rented kayaks today. 75 last weekend which is a record number for a february. >> dave must be on vacation. >> i like that flip flop february. that works today. >> it sounds good. i'm superstitious. i don't want to put my feet into the flip-flops or set that trend up. >> and then go back into the ugs. >> at some point we'll -- we'll pay for this. >> i know. it is already added up when it comes to the rainfall deficit and also the snow pack and where that is sitting right now. as we get you into the microclimate forecast, right now i do want to take a look at the records, we're starting off with a look in san jose in our high definition camera. beautiful this evening with the clear skies. but as we're hearing from many of you, you're done with this mild weather. yo

just got report of an accident east on 422 at stowe interchange, right lane taken out in that constructionone. couple weeks out doing one of the football tailgate shows this is a mess here this construction on 422, the lane shuffles coming out of no where and when we don't have overhead street lamps and still dark tough to see lane markers. accident on route 30 bypass, right here near thorndale interchange and then down in new castle we have had a fire location on pilgrim road just off of 495, we had some reports you can see of the smoke from the delaware memorial bridge so be careful here. valentines day forecast for you and your sweety our sweety sue serio has it next, in a 15 seconds. >>> he thinks i'm sweet but he doesn't have to live with me. anyway, let's talk about a couple weather headlines, winter's chill returns today, do you remember how mild it was yesterday at this time but thankfully that is why we only had rain, milder for your valentines day tomorrow, even of the week showers coming up and we always love hearing from you on twitter there is my handle sue serio fox 29, easy

it will be a situation sunday where you start with snow showers, temperature climbs to the 40's , stoweduled to come in here on wednesday, right now, it is expected to be just rain, guys >> thank, katiement good news for patco riders. patco offering free rides this morning until 9:00 a.m. to make up for the delays and over-crowding that we've been reporting on this week, during the last repairs, repairs completed yesterday. normal and back in place. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ (hands squeaking) >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> that's different! >> i love that. how about a hand for bruce the hand man, and jim, jimmy hands tricks. the dynamic duo known as the four squeezeons fly eagles fly at the nine had wip studios. >> continues it is the year of the underdog, weaver these cool underdog capes made. pretty neat, right? yes, we will be giving them out today at chickie's and pete's' in south philly while we broadcast live at 4:00. they're clearly great. super bowl isn't the only bowl fans are excited for. >> wing bowl 26 is underway right now. trang do joins us live from inside the wells fargo cen

south jersey so some extremely heavy downpours, are going on, near let's say morris river, vineland, stowek as well and very heavy downpours, currently happened in middletown, delaware. here's what you can expect tonight, heaviest rain will fall during the first portion of the day, and an additional one to 2 inches of rain, will be possible so we will have low lying flooding and perhaps even some flooding on local creeks and streams and maybe some area rivers. we have a flood watch that remains in effect for areas thaw see highlighted in green, through about midnight or so and that is because of the additional rain we will see, we are also dealing with some locally dense fog, in some areas as we take a live look at boardwalk plaza in rehoboth , we will have more in your full forecast and we will track rain throughout the day, jan. >> sounds good, thank you. >>> new this morning an accident that has killed two people is under investigation in chester county. the crash happened around 11:45 last night at grove road and pottstown pike in west goshen township. new there is in word on just how