now thankfully the wind will be easing up but for now it has yet to really pick up, to its strongestsity. it is out of the northwest at the moment at 15 miles an hour , it will pick up as high as 25 sustained, gusts as high as 35 miles an hour, so, that of course will make it feel colder. with that said, here's a taste of january, for you, even though it is milder, right now , this is your afternoon high, at best, don't go by it though. factor in the wind. that is a better gauge for how you need to be preparing to walk out the door, clear, frigid tonight, dropping 20, still breezy but not as harsh, thankfully, looking forward as we jump in to tomorrow, it is brisk out there and a frigid start to the day but we're wrappedly turning around here up to zero seven on saturday, courtesy of a potent warm front passage, meisha. >> all right, katie, thanks very much. >>> and good morning, everyone so what are we talking about right now? well, the construction out there. but not here. ninety-five south at cottman this is what we are looking at pushing in the southbound direction. looking g we

thankfully not as gusty as the same time yesterday. winds on average about ten to 1. and the feels like temperature once again still chilly coming up we'll talk about that rebou rebounding in temperatures and little bit of a wet pattern. iain? >> all right, scott, thanks. happening right now a big set back for president trump's hell care bill. the american health care act was supposeing to up for a vote today. full vote but that now has been delayed. as this comes after president fails to close deal with a group of fellow republicans, while the white house insist that is the house vote will happen tomorrow morning instead. there's still a lot of opposition from both parties. some republicans warn their constituent boss lose coverage under the bill to repeal and replace obama care. democrats remain universally opposed to the gop backed plan. >>> back here at home city leaders are urging lawmakers to vote against the bill. mayor jim kenney along with the health commissioner and others say the new health care act would be bad for people in our city and all across the cou

thankfully some good samaritans came to save the day thankfully some good samaritans came to save thehe sport today team, goodbye. hello there. after a glorious weekend, glorious start to the week, things are set to turn more unsettled now as we continue to head through the week. that's because we've got this area of low pressure out in the atlantic slowly encroaching in, it will be bringing increasing cloud, outbreaks of rain and increasing wind as well. meanwhile, high pressure remains anchored across the near continent. this feature will be bringing some showers into the south—west corner of the country during the course of the night. and i think generally it will be a cloudy and night to come for most, certainly central and northern areas, a bit of mist down the east coast there. so as a result, not quite as cool by the time we reach first thing on tuesday morning. could see the odd pocket of frost, though, across the north—west corner of scotland. that's because skies will remain clear here. so we've got showers from the word go across the south—west for tuesday morning. a bit of

more april showers across the board but i don't see any 20s or 30s on that seven day. >> thankfully,hank you kathy. >> teenaged boy in critical condition after police say a gunman shot him himself inside a north philadelphia home. police say the shooter opened fire on the 17-year-old this afternoon on new york 17th street. police locked down nearby school during the whole ordeal. police found a gun the guy. a week after a two-year-old boy was found dead police have made an arrest. nesmith charged withenngerment a corporation. officers say nesmith was the care tack kerr and police found the toddler lying on bed naked in a west oak lane home. he was pronounced dead a short time later. investigators are waiting on the autopsy results to determine how the boy died. >>> all right. breaking news tonight for local school district. facing a lawsuit for allowing a transgender student to use the boy's locker room. last week we told i was boy was suing boyertown school district complaining their son was changing way female in the list locker room at the high school. the board made a big decisio

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thankfully, no injuries, though. >> you can tell it's a pretty high-performance boat. i think they were just trying to do a closed pass, but you are not that precise like a lamborghini or someone. >> it is hard to tell whether they were doing a quick fly-by or did intentionally try to hit that boat. thankfully, that boat did not end up like this boat. >> oh. >> because this one is at the bottom. >> that's not a good place to be. >> actually n this case, it is a good thing. it's an old u.s. navy tugboat that was sent to the bottom as part of a restoring operation back in 2003. now it is part of a really cool dive site. >> that's the thing, it has the multiple benefits as well. not only does it encourage growth and encourage bringing in wildlife, but they also have a safe place for people to go dive. >> this is an expert dive. you don't want to go down there without good prior training, but it is kind of cool if you look around and look close. you will see invertebrates growing on the side of the boat. >> don't touch them because it hurts. >>> it's time for the tail of t

. >> thankfully, he had police gear on that may have helped him. a little bull riding.tain parts of the world. out you go. he's doing all right. he's doing all right. he's doing pretty darn well and he's not using his hands. >> uh-oh. >> that's where it goes a bad, right there. >> turns that guy like into a speed bump. >> he is quickly taken up and taken out of the ring. looks like he was knocked dizzy before he was knocked to the ground. >> it looks like he stayed on for his eight seconds, right? >> she's going to start with the goat. feel bad for the goat in this situation. >> girl, get out there. >> a little, tiny goat. >> she just learned today. >> exactly. >> i feel bad for that poor thing. the goat's legs completely buckle underneath this girl and thankfully runs away safely. hopefully she doesn't try that again. >> he's like, get off me. >>> he's got a question. >> are you sitting here? >> yes. >> can you not see me in the chair? >> see the entertaining and strange reactions, next. >> popular treat in malaysia, thailand, cambodia and philippines. >>> are you sitt

then you have this batch of thankfully no thunder and lightning but heavy rain regardless, over really anywhere from, let's see, sadsbury up to pottstown, moving ever closer toward the lehigh valley. so not really immune to this, the rest of the day, even if it is not raining now it, could for the rest of the day, at any time. with time, how much, of course, system does have to move out. so coming up a little later on, not only going to time it out, we'll let you know when the sun will return, but for now keep thef the woods just yet. rahel? >> sou g you. >> and despite the morning rain, restoration work has gun on cemetery in the city's wissinoming ct than 100 gravestones found toppled and federation more than $220,000 was donated to snd repairs at mt carmel cemetery. gravestone matter cemetery servg to be at the cemetery tod,olunts paid to repairweeks. >> new developments this noon in the seth williams upilelphia's top prosecutor remains on the job despite calls from city leaders to step down. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden has been following this story and joins use e cbs-3 s

no injuries thankfully. [ speaking spanish ] >> we've been talking a lot about peru because they have experienced a lot of storms and a lot of flooding. take a look at this video. rescuers have come to help. they are pulling everybody out from this tiny hole. here is what has everybody talking about this video. brace your self. >> baby. >> that little one is said to be 45 days old. just a bit over a-month-old. that happens to be the baby's grandmother. they are reunited. >> that's a clever transport there, that tub. >> kind of flipped. >> probably the safest way to get the baby out as well. >> how terrifying for the entire family to realize not only do you have to be rescued but you have a 45 day old baby that has to go through this with you. [ speaking spanish ] >> the water is really high. take a look at the neighborhood. >> yikes. >> how many people in the particular city had to abandon their home? in this city alone people have died, schools have been destroyed and hundreds of thousands have been displaced. >>> it's the companion collection. >> it made from the fur of the animal t

thankfully this will not be a big storm. it's not even really a storm but a system moving into california. as we pit this into motion -- put this into motion sunday at noon things won't change until the evening. potentially a tenth of an inofch of -- an inch in the south bay. taking about some afternoon and -- talking about some afternoon and evening showers. as the system moves out as we head to next week for tuesday and wednesday especially. if you're missing warmer temperatures you'll like this forecast. a few more 70s beginning tuesday. here's the forecast model showing you this, the clouds tomorrow morning. as we put this into motion by the afternoon hours here by 3:00 the best chance of rain showers will be up in the north bay and then between 5:00 and 8:00 the rain showers spread to the south in the bay area. lasting until 10:00 or early monday morning. this is 4:00 a.m. monday. throughout the day monday we should have clear skies. as far as temperatures for tomorrow mostly cloudy skies. those readings will be in the

. >> felt it pushing you, so thankfully again starting to ease up little bit. that's good news, we are actually going to continue to see this ease up rather gradually through the rest of the day even into tonight. still breezy, but progressively getting a little bit better. i'll show you the current winds in just south carolina we start things offer by taking you outside to view right now of "skycam 3", looking live over center city philadelphia. beautiful shot. nothing but bright blue skies, sunshine, right overhead here at high noon, throw the current conditions over top of this. 47 degrees currently at philadelphia international airport. factoring in a wind, that's almost 30 miles per hour, though, ya, will make it feel colder. feels more like 38 degrees, so you want to bundle up for wintery conditions, basically. now that we are watching the storm system that yesterday brought in all of the spring like warmth, the stormy weather, that's departing it continues to move ever further away, we start to seat win easing up even more so with time. not the only syst

. >> thankfully. >> we are expect to go see skies clear out nicely here, visibility has been a problem for past few mornings, rain is a big problem for part of the morning drive yesterday but now, it is clear, or we are clearing. we will continue to see cloud break as day progresses for more and more sunshine which will be a welcomed sight at this point. even though it has only been two days worth of glummy skies it feels like an eternity sometimes since we were just getting started with the week here. now that we are hitting wednesday things are clearing out. we have high pressure for at least two days, before the next system gets here. that storm makes its departure and as it goes, bye-bye we will see temperature rebound to 5 degrees with high pressure in place. more sunshine as well. dew points are lower then they were. even same time yesterday. they look like they are close to the actual air temperature, 42-degree dew point in philly, verse 49-degree air temperature in philadelphia it is kind of close. because wind is more northwesterly, breeze picks up , dryer air moves in. that b

thankfully, neither of them went into a home. the tree is still standing just a few miles from where we are standing right now. more signs of the storm. the storm came through fast and the cleanup started right after. strong winds sending aluminum flying. some of it into trees. from this storming facility on nelm circle in southern stafford county. trees also toppled over from the wind. just north along route 1, dominion virginia crews hard at work restoring power after winds knocked down transmission lines cutting off power to thousands across in the harbor neighborhood, fallen trees blocking roads, blocking driveways. even a trampoline got flipped. you see the siding that came off that house here in fredericksburg. certainly some cleanup and repairs still to go. according to dominion virginia, crews will be out working all night to restore the power. thankfully, though, no injuries from this storm. live in fredericksburg, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. >> thank you. let's check in now with storm watch 7 chief meteorologist doug hil

this is a wall to wall sunshine kind of a day too thankfully. normal high is 55. we are 10 solid degrees below that here in the city but we have sun, at least wind has eased up and i would say enjoy the sun while you do have it because even though it will warm up, very potentially i might add in the next few days , we will see unsettled pattern coming with that and we will walk you through that later on. >> okay, sound good, thanks very much. >>> pass those sunglasses, and traveling in the eastbound direction. we have been talking about construction in northeast philadelphia boulevard southbound atwood haven road. that is what we are looking at right now boulevard southbound between southampton road and woodhaven road. right lane compromised still right now, so crews are out there, in northeast philadelphia just a head up there. i-95 south, quick peak i-95 south, and also schuylkill, moving in the eastbound direction past montgomery drive both areas looking just as they should this morning at 5:30. we will see these heat up as we move toward 6:00 o'clock hour and

thankfully none that far down the pike here for us this week. we actually expect more seasonable conditions for a change, and couple of ups and downs for sure. so don't hate me. but we are going to be talking about couple of days that feel more like january, but it doesn't last long. that is good. let me take you outside first and for most, storm scan3, nice and quiet. totally clear. temperatures have gun pretty chilly territory here. thirty's almost everywhere, even colder in the mountains being make sure you're walking out the door still with a heavy coat. even though it is spring, not quite at the point where you can be running around in short and flip flops all day long, maybe later in the day those every you really hearty, you know, out, maybe running at kelly drive, know you will see people in short, quiet day unfolding but still chilly at the onset here. only at 28 after all, and pottstown, doylestown, the colder spot at 27. as the day progress cents here, back to sunshine. like we said, sunny start to spring. normal high on this day is 5

. >> thankfully, mom had the presence every minds to reach down, pick up her daughter, and move awaysoon as she was able to pick her up, the female gunned it again. and back up in that direction. >> had the child been there it, probably would have got hit by the car. >> photo of the suspect was captured by surveillance camera. police believe she is in her late teens. >> well, local farmers are hoping spring is here to stay. >> changes to the wet remember taking their toll. a warm february brought out the buds prematurely on area crops. with below freezing temperatures still possible, the fear of damaged crops. farm remembers hoping that the winter temperatures are now history. >> and, last week's blast of wintery weather has nearly wiped out south carolina's peaches. officials of the state's agriculture department says two days of temperatures in the 20's, destroyed about 85% of the state's peach crop. south carolina by the way the second in peaches behind california. >> i'm telling you farmers have a tough job. it is like they're at the whims of mother nature. >> exactly, so depende

thankfully not as harsh asouesyh pressure overhead. we don't have wind to contend w across wisconsin, minnesota we have a warm front that will be lifting from the south and west, our wind flow does turn more southerly with time. it is still out of the north but it is calmer then most of the day yesterday, still cranking up at 15 miles an hour, sustained here at philly international but it has calmed down in lancaster and reading. it will continue to do that throughout the rest of the morning, and elsewhere as well in the meantime we have seen that chill settle in here. don't expect much more than 45 r but bright, sunny it is not as harsh but that wind is out of the north and we are about 10 degrees below average. 30 degrees under nice mainly clear sky, sky is calm but still cold although 30 is still 10 degrees milder then what we're expecting this morning. so, you know, it is all perception, right? looking forward. we are expecting a very mild saturday. we have been calling this a couple days now but still ups and downs. it looks unset

thankfully no one was injured in this area. but let's take a look at power outages we're deal with at this hour and pepco is saying they still have 41 customers without power and dominion virginia in northern virginia alone 1860 customers without power and cleanup to you do in this area. that's the late nest gaithersburg, sarah simmons, "fox5 local news". >> and "fox5" is in arlen ton where a ar mar woman is held without bond in connection with a virginia man murder. 27-year-old monique williams is charged with accessory after the fact in murder of michael gray. that suspected gunman-year-old jason johnson is on the loose watched for shooting and kill be gray a week an a half ago. police are looking for anyone with information. >> in baltimore 7 police officers are fashion charges tonight stemming from agos they abused powers. the allegations stem from crimes. investigators say started in 2015 and continued through 016 including falsely detaining people and stealing money from those detained and faking reports to cover up their

thankfully at panera, 100% of our food is 100% clean.o artificial preservatives, sweeteners, flavors, or colors. panera. food as it should be. ♪ >>> all right. time for your thursday "pulse." some of the weird weather that we're seeing here in mid-february. so we've had heavy rain in california and short sleeves in boston. >> yeah. but, you know, it's feist to change, right? this is how you picture hawaii this time of year, right? beautiful sunshine. warm temps and light breeze. >> there's a blizzard warning. >> okay. >> yeah. >> what? >> a blizzard warning for hawaii on the big island. granted it's up here at the top of the two highest mountains where we have our scientists but they're expecting 6 to 10 inches of snow and winds up to 65 miles an hour right there in hawaii. >> not pina colada weather. >> no. >> not at all. >> it's heavy bourbon weather. >> right. >>> yes, march is summer in antarctica but 64 degrees? we just got confirmation of that high temperature two years ago. if it continues maybe the penguins will trade in their tu

thankfully a break. dry conditions from santa rosa towards san jose.ou see in the bottom of the screen we have wet weather changes coming our way for this weekend. more on that coming up. take you tomorrow morning's forecast. i don't think we'll have problems across the bay area. it is what we have been used to. sunny skies, chilly to start in the tri-valley at 47, south bay at 42. let's get you to the east bay. begin at 46, san francisco dry with 44 and north bay starts with a cold 39. take you into micro climate forecast for tomorrow, temperatures warming up one to three degrees but it will make all of the difference. it will push some of our temperatures close to 70 in the south bay. 68 in downtown san jose. morgan hill 69, and then also back towards los gatos 69 degrees. this continues over towards the east bay. 67 in livermore, 68 in danville, 65 in vallejo, 64 expected in oakland. for the peninsula sunny skies for half moon bay to san mateo. san francisco not as mild, but still looking good. 60 for the embarcadero and cooler 58 for the outer suns

thankfully, the winds tomorrow, they will be a lot lighter. be five, maybe ten miles an hour starting south in the afternoon. by lunchtime, temperatures only in the mid to upper 30s and they are going to top out once again in the upper 30s to low 40s . but after tomorrow, we will see a warming trend. i'll tell you about that in a few minutes. debra? >> thank you very much howard. >>> president trump in florida this weekend working from the winter white house. he start ed the day with a series of tweets making a serious allegation about his predecessor. >> reporter: the president waved to supporters in palm beach florida hours after mr. trump fired off four tweets accusing then president obama of wiretapping trump last october. how low has president obama gone to tap my phones during the very secret election process? this is nixon watergate. bad, or sick guy. president trump wrote it happened here at trump tower, but offered no evidence. the tweets follow a story published friday on the conservative website breitbart detailing similar claims of

we have a large storm system that continues thankfully to make its exit, we are still going to have very col cold aire north and the west here. so, again, nor'easter, in terms of the actual storm, that is making its exit. we are still going to find perhaps especially this afternoon residual snow showers or squals. i don't think that will necessarily add to your current totals of snow, and sleet across the region but we will find those and they could continue to reduce visibility. right now not looking that bad skies have cleared out. remember under a nice clear sky temperatures can drop that much more readily. so, right around the range of teens or 20's at best this morning, but again we are not rebounding too much more, throughout the course of the day. frozen slush, snow is an issue i'm sure meisha will be able to echo this but it is mainly on untreated roadways, icy, you know, side streets, ramps, you will need to use caution because we are finding some of that residual icing taking place. the bottom line here, folks, no matter where you are, if it was basically a rain storm south jer

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thankfully, those 20's, teens on the map, not accompanied by wind. we do have ample time before the storm gets here, to actually prepare for it. so by 8:00 p.m. tonight, hopefully, meisha, have what all of your plans, things are hunkered down, ready to go. that's when the warnings do take effect. >> katie, all winter i've been bragging about my minnesota friends how nice the weather has been, 07 degrees! katie, thank you so much. so i get today we get tone joy our nice dry roadways, tomorrow, we've been talking about it all morning long, to let you in on it, just waking up with, big difference, start early, and it will hit us really hard. so, right now, enjoy this today. ninety-five at the vine is what we're looking at right there, looking great, 59 at broad starting to heat up little bit. overall basically anywhere that you head out there right now starting to obviously increase some levels right now. we can expect that on a monday morning in the 6:00 hour. overall looking good. 422 at route 23, this is what you are being look at move in both direct

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thankfully we have a congress and a president who are committed to delivering much-needed reform. i look forward to the house passing that bill soon and we will look forward to taking it up in the senate where there will be a robust amendment process. to >> bret: robust amendment process but possibly a robust d routing process of taking out te meat. >> the house could pass what they need to do and let the senate take care of it. that's what they are therefore and they are good at it. i think this is something of a lifeline provided to paul ryan, learning he'd been telling people you can't get rid of these regulations. now he knows he can, gives more flexibility. you have the freedom caucus willing to accept some of the issues. deregulation might be the key. if it doesn't happen the next few days, they might have to start over. >> bret: they wanted to do it in three phases. the senators who say they have a parliamentary trick potentially are trying to do it in one. >> that is what's so hard about taking a vote where you don't know where it's going. you don't know if there is going

and through other shia fighters in syria ar and yemen and bah ran and lebanon, thankfully the new administration has nurnd undertaken a review and the coalition has also made progress in taking ground from isol. we know they're planning the deliberation of raqqa, the capital. like you, though, i understand what the liberation of raqqa hardly represents. hardly represents the end of the conflict. the fight against isol will go on and the iraqi security forces will still, i coalition assistance. importantly last week in testimony before the senate secretary of defense mattis supported, supported maintaining a residual force inside iraq. [ applause ] we all know such a presence can bolster iraqi forces, lend stability, deter and watch for further iranian vapss and, and provide reassurance to our regional allies. that's important because as we remember isol's predecessor al-qaeda in iraq was an incredibly resilient terrorist organization. when we withdrew from iraq on a political timetable, it gave aqi the space and time to regroup and ultimately grow into isol. we can't make that mistake again. wha

thankfully this is the first time i have ever seen such a mess as it has been because of who was elected. it is so discouraging, disgusting. i really wish the two parties would get together, work together, and we can get this country back in shape. when they go at it -- i don't think it would matter if donald trump appointed jesus christ. the democrats would approve it. host: you have seen a lot of administrations come through. why do you think we can't work together right now? caller: it seems like instead of wanting to work together it is just bicker, bigger, bigger. -- bicker, bicker. it reminds me of a bunch of mad kids on the playground and if he don't play the way i want to play, i will take my tricycle and go home. i hope when harry reid left things would get better with the democratic party. but schumer doesn't seem to be much ahead of him. i thought harry reid was kind of like me, just old and senile. but schumer is no better than he was. thoughts onre your this debate over repealing and replacing the affordable care act? caller: i think they have a lot of straightening out to d

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thankfully he lived until january 1, when obamacare kicked in, and we can afford the cure and my son is alive today because of the affordable care act. if it's repealed, what happens in that case? what happens in all the other cases when people don't have insurance? we've heard it represented that, well, anybody can get health care, all they have to do is show up at the emergency room. yeah, that's fine. you can show up at the emergency room with a stroke, but you can't get blood pressure pills that could have avoided the stroke to begin with. they can stabilize you and send you home, but in terms of a cure or the surgery that may cure the problem, you don't get that. you just get stabilized in the emergency room and that is not health care. we need people with insurance so they can provide obtain the prevent -- obtain the preventive care and the corrective care that will get them off on the right track. you talked about stripping coverage. when you take that kind of money out of the system, less support for medicaid, fewer people getting medicaid, less support for premium support so

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thankfully it is nice and early. 4:00 a.m. on the east coast. not many cars out. states around the area, not just new jersey and new york, connecticut, have states of emergencies declared. that means a lot of people staying off the roads, hopefully during rush hour between 6:00 and 9:00. that is when we will be watching the roads. many people may convenieventure take a look or go to work. not seeing many plows. the snow is piling up heavier here than new york city. once again, slippery conditions. driving the car today is steve. he is nice and careful, thankfully. we will update you. christine. >> heavy ow hello, steve. please please be careful. >> we are telling people to stay off the roads. >> do as we say. >>> philadelphia among the areas under a snow emergency. the city taking a brunt before the storm heads up to new york city. let's get to ryan young live in philadelphia. good morning, ryan. looks like it is hit solid there. >> reporter: good morning. so far we are looking at roads looking pretty good. we have seen a lot of trucks going through the area makin

thankfully, i didn't find what did you think? thankfully, i didn'tfind any what did you think?ust an absolute mess. lots of rubble, alas, everywhere. i couldn't really see a lot because it was dark and i didn't want to return any lights on, what with there being this really strong smell of gas. but, looking round, it wasjust an absolute mess in each of them. adam, as we are talking to you we are looking at pictures of the scene last night. it is the scene of utter devastation. the explosion was obviously extremely powerful. yes, definitely. rubble and bricks had travelled the fear old distance and i would say the houses op. cit. that i went i would say the houses op. cit. that iwent in, i would say the houses op. cit. that i went in, all the windows were one end and the doors had come off the hinges. you sound slightly shaken. i am, to be honest. it was quite amiably expedience, but at the time, vaginal and got pumping and ijust went in to see what i could do. —— adrenaline got pumping. and you address has been made today in birmingham by the met counter terrorism command. the

thankfully firefighters worked together the pull the animal out.the horse was not hurt. >>> well the new plan in san francisco to help new moms ease back into the work life. >>> a lot of movement today as san jose recovers from its flood, including state emergency inspections and changes at the shelter for flood victims. i'm robert handa live in san jose. we'll show you why the developments deliver a mixed message for the flood victims. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri, our weather underground camera showing the weather beautiful. warmer temperatures. who reaches 70 degrees. that forecast coming up in nine minutes. >>> well it is still a mess. and as state and federal officials saw first hand during a door-to-door tour, the cleanup will not be fast. not what the people at the emergency shelter want to hear. robert handa joins us. and you found out information about who is running the emergency shelter? >> reporter: well, that's right. the group home first actually runs several homeless shelters in the south bay which seems to be anindication that

. >> well thankfully members of congress have not been paid overtime. republicans made a major move overnight. >> there being no further business for the committee. >> it was just after 4:00 a.m. on capitol hill this morning that the house ways and means committee pushed through the appeal of the least popular installment. >> we're passing this first installment which is to gut obamacare. that has been long standing conservative reform sgr but for all of the confidence of house speaker paul ryan this is not going to be ease. some of the conserves are not pleased with the plan because it perpetuates of the entitlement. >> the obamacare lite plan continues subsidies, continues obama care taxes, as has hay mandate and has insurance bail out money in it. so no i don't think we're at all on the same page in that vice president mike pence heads to capitol hill today to do some arm twisting. >> the question should really be are the with the wealthiest families in america are are you with your constituents the administration inviting some members of congress to

. >> thankfully this didn't happen during peak commute hours. at one point all lanes behind me were shut down. asyou can see here traffic is moving smoothly. all lanesreopened at about 3:30 this morning. but it did take several hours for caltrans crews to repair these huge potholes. they started getting calls around 9 p.m. last night about driving getting flat tires. when they came out to investigation they found a roadway with a real mess. . >> we noticed that there are 4 or more large potholes ranging anywhere from 4 to 6 feet in length, 2 to 3 feet width and 6 to 8 inches in-depth. >> several cars ended up with tire or wheel damage. back upswere significant but again luckily this did not happen during commute hours because shutting down all lanes of 101 clearly a huge problem when it comes to traffic. you know, younever know when a hole is going to open up after all this wet weather we've been seeing. here >>> all right. let's check infor a look at our morning commute. >> thank you. it is 5:01. again, thank you. let's goahead and take look at