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tada! the man in charge of counting the votes for the republicans in the house, the man they specifically picked for the job supposedly pause he would be so great counting the votes of the guys who like messing with the leadership so much. they like to make sure that the votes were lined up so anything they introduced they would know whether it would pass or not. things like what happened this past week would never happen. they have anked at the last minute their abortion bill their border bill and education bill. with hours to spare, they introduced and didn't yank and failed to pass their own bill much to their own surprise which made them had to get rescuesed by nancy pelosi. that's why they had to get nancy pelosi. because of what he now describes as a mistake in his past. when he spoke to a white supremacist gathering in his home state of louisiana. you know david duke, the ku klux klan leader. steve steve scalise they should see him as david duke without the baggage. roll call did an

and show you yesterday's high temperature, tada 61 degrees, we made it into the 60s, so all of the musicwere playing yesterday was indeed worth t last time we had been this mild was actually christmas day. do you remember it being 65 degrees christmas day of 2014? i don't either. but that's probably because of all of the eggnog. anyway, here is a look at ultimate doppler. >> at least you're honest? right. that's what it is for. anyway so this is our next storm system, low pressure system down by the gulf of mexico. that will be coming our way probably tomorrow night into friday, since the balance of the day on friday should be dry. but friday night into saturday, that might be your going to the movies time. because it is not going to be great outside with some rain, but at lows it is only rain. so temperatures right now chill any mount pocono, 34 degrees, 38 in reading lancaster, but we are at the mild i shall 47 in philadelphia, 42 in wilmington, and dover 38 degrees in millville. and these are your sustained wind speeds. look at mount pocono, 31-mile per hour wind speed, and then the w

. >> tada! leon: but also gives them life skills like how to write a resume. students get a paid internship over the summer and in the spring of their senior year, they compete for college scholarships. >> you come in and gets you ready for the industry. leon: this 17-year-old has been in the program for two years and he'll be competing in the finals. he hopes to get a scholarship to the arts institute of washington and eventually his own restaurant. >> it went from being a hobby to i guess you could say becoming my passion now. >> once i finish getting my associate's in culinary arts i'm going to ont my bachelor's. leon: this high school graduate is already on her way pursuing her dream. last year she won a $42,000 scholarship to the art institute of washington. thanks to ccap and that's what the program is all about. >> goal for the students to be successful in life. not really through cooking but to be successful in life. leon: currently, there were more than 400 students in that program. 24 of them have made it to the final competition where they'll be vyi

those temperatures have risen, tada, above freezing, even mount pocono, it is 36 degrees.e're at 35 degrees here in the city. in the 40's, already, down in south jersey, and in dover, delaware. but visibility, is becoming a bigger problem with this warmer air, moving in, the very cold grounds, it is kind of creating a little fog out there. so, visibility, only 2 miles in lancaster, 3 miles at philly international. two and a half miles in wilmington. it could slow you down little built. i think you'll see some fog on bob ciliation traffic cameras, as well. now we go ahead to tonight. today's wednesday. so you see 11:00 p.m. the rain starting to change over to snow, with colder air moving in from the north, and by 3:00, 4:00 in the morning, it is snowing, and then snow stays with us, all day long. it looks like it will last for quite a while, watches, warnings up until 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. starting at 11:00 tonight. winter storm watch to the north, winter storm warning to the south. our updated accumulations map. we could get five to 8 inches in the metro i-95 corridor area,