what they are drawing attention to is that the daily express and to a lesser extent the sunday expresseally led the agenda on brexit. if you look at that 2316 days, that is eight years plus it has taken them and they have been calling for the withdrawal of the uk from the eu from all of that period of time. today they see this as being in momentous occasion. we are scratching our heads and wondering what changes today other than the fa ct what changes today other than the fact that those divorce papers in effect have been delivered to the eu. this is the day we are all going to mark, some people are calling it brexit date. you know, fair play, campaigns are what newspapers live and die by and this has been a very successful campaign by the daily express which culminated in that vote on the 23rd ofjune. express which culminated in that vote on the 23rd ofjune. henry, let's talk about the daily telegraph, it says it is a magnificent moment, an interesting choice of photographs that have appeared on various papers, some of them showing that moment that the letter was handed over. others s

the express is the most euphoric and then you start working down from it.ear eu, we are leaving you. there is going to be so much focus on this letter now, who delivers it. someone will be tracking it. i hope he is in when they deliver it, when you get one of those messages, we have left a card because you are out. the express is delighted. they are very much taking the line from theresa may, very patriotically determined language. fierce determination to get the right deal for every single person in the country. they are trying to put a positive, optimistic spin on it. what is going to be in the letter apart from hate, folks, we're off? anything else? it will be very short indeed. just invoking article 50, it is unprecedented, we don't know what is going to come next. all eyes will turn to brussels, the 27 and their response, setting out the terms for the talks and if they will allow britain to try and negotiate a trade treaty at the same time as negotiating the divorce. front page of the daily mirror, dear eu, it is time to go. we are one great union of p

. —— the express. tter requesting departure from the european union was handed over at lunchtime. donald tusk said he missed the uk already and promised to look after the 27 memo states that remain. there is no reason to pretend this is a happy day in brussels, nor in london. —— member state. one week on from the terror attack in westminster, a vigil has been held for the victims. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be pretty tomorrow. we arejoined by henry manse, political correspondence with the financial times. he has taken to this on his first occasion like a duck to water. and alongside him, caroline wheeler, the political and outer of the sunday express. the telegraph reports jubilation as article 50 is triggered, but reports immediate tension between britain and brussels. the metro focuses on the primus to's warning that a failure to reach a deal within the two—year time limit could weaken cooperation in the fight against crime. the financial times said theresa may's lette

if you use them expect delays along 476 and the turnpike, express e-z pass lanes closing. we have construction on the schuylkill expressway eastbound at gulph mills we can see it blocking a lane. we have crews on the scene, it is early yet traffic blocking one lane, it could be out there until 6:00 a.m. you'll see delays with the construction at gulph mills. overnight, jfk boulevard and 20th construction street stick to market treat. >> cell phone video captured a huge brawl at a septa station in center city. investigators are trying to track down those who took part in the beating. jeanette reyes filed this report from septa headquarters. >> reporter: this morning, disturbing cell phone video of a brawl that erupted at the race vine street station on thursday. the video taken by a bystander shows one of the victims crouched on ground and covering his head as multiple juveniles kick and stomp on him. here you see another teen this one with a backpacker pounding on another man in the head, a bystander attempts to stop the attack and shoves the juvenile, but the swings keep c

ids, to his credit, is trying to address it on the front page of the express. ies that the uk has two pensions, or workers, bureaucrats or whatever it is, the operators of the european union. there are obligations that we have, surely that can be offset with whatever iain duncan smith reckons they owe us? it could be zero. it could be a balanced number... all the talk or 50 billion in the last few weeks has been nonsense? or is this fake news? it appends on your perspective. if you are a die—hard brexiteer, and you think the eu has been robbing us for years and years and you wonder why we should pay them anything at all. if you are on them anything at all. if you are on the other side, and maybe you are an official in brussels, you think the uk hasa official in brussels, you think the uk has a lot of liabilities that still haven't been wound up and it needs to settle its debt. nick clegg was saying it was like we had an am a bar bill with the eu, that is what he said this evening on question times and is mac. does this take into account the final numbers of the

the numbers reveal this morning. anne. >> reporter: yeah. if you aren't aware of expressere on 580, it means that a solo driver can use the carpool lane what used to be the carpool lane. and as you can see from this sign behind me, it costs 50 cents extra to do so and the new numbers here on the express lanes show that can increase your speed by between 5 and 23 miles per hour if you use that lane. now in january, the last month the data was recorded there were almost 28,000 daily trips. the express lane here runs for 14 miles through the tri-valley through dublin, pleasanton and livermore. it is an operation between 5 a.m. and 8 p.m. with varying prices. the average is about 2 bucks. but it can get up to $9 when traffic is really heavy. and here are some interesting numbers on who is actually using the express lanes: >> reporter: now, remember, if you want to use the express lanes, you need not only a valid fastrak but a valid fastrak express tag and that's how they tell how many people are in your car because you can still use that lane free if you are a valid carpool.

new migrant crisis on way, says the express, which claims a surge of people travelling to europe has summer of chaos at britain's borders. the times reports on grammar schools — saying they'll be forced to offer lower 11—plus pass marks to children from poorer backgrounds, or embrace similar moves, to end what it calls the middle—class stranglehold. and the mirror has an interview with paul burrell, the former butler of diana, princess of wales, who he claims talks to him in dreams. we shall start with the i. brexit may be triggered by tuesday. surprisingly. that means technically we could be off on tuesday. that is a surprise, not in terms of our own action, but in response to the european council. they are saying we could clear an our side in 48 hours. so by the end of the week, it could be in full effect. then they'll say you can come back at any point in the future, just to muddy the waters. this is uprising. the lords let to go through and then they sent it back. and now it is back with the commons and you would think if they we re commons and you would think if they were going

the daily express asks what is so funny. nd and says it is no laughing matter. all the references a re it is no laughing matter. all the references are to joked and laughed. this is a man who is supposed to be very dour, a spreadsheet guy, a policy wonk, but he is cracking jokes as if he was les dawson. the most surprising thing about his budget speech was that because we knew it. we knew there would be extra money for social care, education, betty level, or help for business rates. we read about the national insurance contributions rising and we knew the obr would be changing their forecast. so the jokes were the surprise. but still it has to be said, caroline, the front page of the times, philip hammond's £2 billion tax rate. the indications were that this was going to happen, he was going to have to do something about social care and he would have to find the money somewhere and that national insurers would be the area

the express covers new of corporation tax. the express covei’s new research of corporation tax.e express covers new research suggesting that a lack of sleep increases the risk of suffering a stroke or heart attack. prince charles tried to delay the us invasion of afghanistan says a book being serialised by the daily mail. that features on the front page of the paper as well. and an exclusive interview with singer linda nolan who has been diagnosed with cancer in the daily mirror. we will look at those front pages in a moment. first, the i newspaper. fear on the rock. i think you did an interview a while ago with the chief minister of gibraltar. this is not entirely unexpected, but spain is a p pa re ntly entirely unexpected, but spain is apparently going to be given a veto over the future of gibraltar, which has always been a bone of contention between spain and britain. london is said to be furious, borisjohnson is said to be furious, borisjohnson is said to be furious, borisjohnson is said to have committed to fight ruthlessly to make sure that it stays british. and this is al

the expression itself of the photo you can see it right there.ou're not going to move me from here. i'm not going to move me from here. i'm not going to be moved. in the uk, the government suffers another defeat on the brexit legislation. the lords want parliament to be given a bigger say on any

with me are the political commentator lance price and the deputy editor of the express, michael bookerboth very much for coming in. we will not go through all of the front pages, because this is just a quick look at the stories, well, the one story, of course, dominating all the front pages, and we will look in more depth at 11:30 p.m.. the we will look in more depth at 11:30 p. m.. the financial times we will look in more depth at 11:30 p.m.. the financial times is where we'll begin. home—grown islamist named by police as westminster attacker. known to the intelligence services, but some time ago? yes, theresa may is saying that at that particular moment, he had sort of falle n that particular moment, he had sort of fallen off the radar and was not pa rt of of fallen off the radar and was not part of any current investigation, but it is interesting, and it brings the question, what makes you part of a current investigation? if you have previously been known or investigated for extremist views. it goes to show the real difficulty that security forces have and monitoring absolutely ever

the daily express leads with a ‘new tax on inheritance‘. ys a "death tax" is among policies being presented to theresa may to help combat the cost of caring for older people. the lead story of the telegraph explains that scientists have successfully created an embryo using only stem cells for the first time. the mirror leads with a report which reveals four in five hospitals are now unsafe. guardian has an exclusive interview with the head of mi6. the daily mail leads with the plague of the fly—tippers, an epidemic. snap‘s debut on the new york stock exchange is the top story in the financial times. it says shares in snapchat‘s parent company soared more than aoper cent, ‘pay as you learn' is the main headline in the i, which says some schools are asking parents to pay £600 to cover costs for course materials like textbooks. the times says british taxpayers will help to fund a private army to protect neps as part of a record spending spree by the european parliament next year. what will we go with? the tories said nicola sturgeon should face

the express lanes, right side of those lanes taken up with this crash. now that we have a response we do have a little bit of a closure there on the right side. main lanes are looking good here this morning. new problem in charles county. trying to get more information about this. sounds like a serious crash. edge hill road and a brand new accident there and more information coming up. >>> thank you. it's 5:32 and here are the four things you need to know today. this morning doctors and nurses are working hard to keep a teenager and a woman alive after a shooting in waldorf. survive. the shooting happened inside a home on west dale court just off of western parkway last night. the charles county sheriff's office says the male shooter is also dead. >>> a man was found shot to death in the district overnight. you're looking at the scene of that killing on naylor road southeast just after midnight. police have not said anything about a suspect in this case. >>> house republicans are expected to vote on the plan to replace the affordable care act today. this

. >>> transit officials in the east bay say the express lanes on the 580 or making a difference. that adds up to 7.6 million cars in the past year. the lanes are free to multi- passenger cars with fast track but cars with one person have to pay a toll depending on time, distance and congestion. managers say driveways in the express lanes travel 20 to 25 miles an hour faster than those in the general purpose lanes. >>> the man best friend of all drivers is right over there. >> with all the information we need. >> thank you, diff, pam, good morning to you. we do have a nice looking drive on the gill roy commute. northbound 101 looking good as you drive out of gilroy out of morgan hill, all the which into the valley and continues to do so. can you see the freeway in the silicon valley. 280 and san jose through downtown and it does look nice. san matt tse i don't bridge looks good and steve said a lot of that fog is not there this morning. this picture is clear heading over to the other side at the by bridge toll plaza. lightly traveled here getting on to the bridge. >>> 4:16 let's b

(grant) that's according to a new report card for the 580 express toll lanes that opened up last february. kron4's maureen kelly reports that the new tolling system is also causing a drop in the number of carpool lane cheaters. the new 580 express lanes run between the foot of the altamont pass in livermore pass to the 680 interchange. the project added lanes in both directions....and established the tolling system which charges money to those people who aren't carpooling but use the diamond lanes.... from 5am to 8pm during the work week.money is charged at several different locations on the stretch.....so solo drivers can use them to get around congestion if they don't mind paying the fare....the highest possible toll is 13 dollars westbound, 9 dollars eastbound...although the average toll paid was closer to 2 dollars....so far there have been more than 7 and a half million trips logged on these lanes...alameda county supervisor scott haggerty says they're helping lightening the load in the other lanes.i can tell you that i've driven this most of my adult life this used to be a pretty ho

the victims were people who came from all corners of our world. this is a time to expressroism of our police officers and emergency services who ran towards danger to help and at the same time they encourage others to run for safety. london is a great city. full of amazing people from all backgrounds. when londoners face adversity, he a lwa ys when londoners face adversity, he always pull together. we stand up for our values and be sure the world we are the greatest city in the world. our response to this attack on our city, to this attack on our way of life, to this attack on our shared values shows the world what it means to bea values shows the world what it means to be a londoner. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, there will now bea ladies and gentlemen, there will now be a minute's silence. that includes the minute's silence. that concludes our ceremony today. thank you forjoining us here on trafalgar square. you are welcome to remain on the square to contemplate and commemorate. thank you very much. poignant poigna nt scenes there poignant scenes there in trafalgar sq

the express, may warns lord not to wreck eu deal. last week, was at last week for the week before? to make sure that understood. she sat there in the majestic glory, casting an eye over them. this looks like a pre—emptive strike against the lords who might well give another defeat and they are trying to send a message saying do not mess with us because this could mess up the deal. i think that isa could mess up the deal. i think that is a bit outlandish. the idea that giving more scrutiny, that parliamentarians would want to vote for a bad dealfor the eu, i think that posturing is a bit much. even people who are very strongly remain would not want to go against the best interests of the country and i think most people have accepted brexit is happening. it is more complicated, because if there is a mechanism whereby the deal can be rejected, then theresa may is saying that gives europe and incentive not to give britain a good deal because if they give britain a bad thing it is more likely to be rejected and so they have the incentive t

the express says the house of lords will fail to derail the government's plans for a hard brexit.. markets on both sides of the atlantic after president trump's first speech to congress. the i has a warning about the "perilous" state of policing — which it says is on the verge of a national crisis because of cutbacks to services. daily mail taking daily mailtaking up daily mail taking up that issue. claiming tens of thousands of criminal suspects are on the loose because of substandard policing. any one place to start. brexit. you we re any one place to start. brexit. you were in the lords, you were voting? i obviously voted to ensure we get too march 15 with the service of article 15 notice for the country to start the process of leaving the european union. you voted against the amendment? i wonder why it is that people think they can firstly overrule the will of the democratically elected house, but secondly trying to tamper with the will of the democratic expression of the people? vivre moaners and the seven tours are not stopping. what i find so strange about it. they would be

this is coming off of the express way. ally you can see right behind the vehicles here and the police officer here, this vehicle is facing the wrong direction. it crashed into the side of this ramp so it's blocking part of that. the ramp is still open fortunately, but traffic that's coming off right here is really slow to merge by the scene. again, this is the eastbound side so this is traffic that's moving towards 95 what we're seeing some of those delays. that will start backing up onto the express way. center city, slow downs there. speaking of 95, watch the southbound side for delays. 29 minutes haven road to did he vine. the bottom of the ramp is partially blocked. traffic is getting by on the lanes, though. still seeing some delays as we are starting to see more traffic head out the door. also again on 95, this is in south, the northbound walt whit man bridge blocked. you can see delays. head to the ben franklin bridge still open but expect delays as well. we'll end here in hamilton township, the outer lanes are close

the express toll lanes at the montgomery county plaza are closed for the next three weeks because ofe overhead work. so that means the e-z pass drivers will have to go through the toll booths and converge with the cash drivers. the express lanes to the left will be closed until apri april 10th because of maintenance work on that overhead equipment. >>> philadelphia police are looking for the bold burglars who made off with a million dollars worth of jewels from lawn crest business the crooks both broke in through the roof of adjoining business on the 5500 block of whitaker avenue and smashed through the wall into the jewelers. once they got inside they stole jewels and jewelry worth estimated $1 million. police say the security alarm was tripped but neither the alarm company or the co owner notified law enforcement until he arrived to open up on monday morning. >> he said family -- sent a family member over and he drove over to check on the place it seemed secure. so they thought something was wrong with the alarm system. >> reporter: so it wasn't until morning that you're even alert

the daily express saying mps are told not to sabotage eu exit. that is not going to happen, is it? l be triggered this week. of course. we are co nsta ntly this week. of course. we are constantly talking about it. there will be pressure from the public. there is pressure from the media. they are constantly talking about it in the house. parliament is actually, you know, in charge of what's going on. everybody is having a say. all they are saying is it was a say. all they are saying is it was a referendum, so what we have to make sure is that is seen through. everybody is having a say. the daily telegraph headline talks about nicola sturgeon‘s last ditch attempt to stop brexit. it is not go to happen. we are going to leave. what is nicola sturgeon doing? she is trying to get a scottish boys at the table in the negotiations. —— voice. this has been her problem. some of the more extreme suggestions, including in this story, that scotland can go it alone because, by the time that the brexit negotiations are finished in two years, march 2019, they could be out of the united kingdom, that

so the e-zpass express lanes, great news for those of that you travel through the mid-county toll plaza, cleared a lot earlier than expected. great news specially with the rain coming down today on a friday, which is going to slow a lot of us down. that's now gone. burlington bristol bridge scheduled to open 5:10, heads up on this, also accident new jersey turnpike northbound before height town. that's pulled all the way off to the shoulder, this is just a string of things to come. my hinting suspicion, jim, over to you. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news," alarming new study shows increase in traffic deaths, but not drivers who are being killed. >> plus, residents in australia are dealing with rising flood waters after this week's cyclone, we've got up a date. >> and we're learning more about wednesday's deadly crash involving a church bus in texas. find out what eyewitnesses reported seeing just before the wreck when we come back. honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey

you can see the regular lanes but not the express lanes. ching the roads. >> we're watching on 95 around 320 for a crash there. little ving the camera all over difficult to see. but you can see somebody moving over into the right-hand shoulder. we're seeing some pretty big northbound delays because of it. traffic moving northbound and toward the ina a crash around park view drive and check in around willingboro. we'reee blocked on the southbound side. knot bound looks great. here's the map system showing we're green in both directionsn. >>> it is springtime and it's chilly outside. temperatures in the 30s right now. 34 degrees inee plenty of sunshine. look at the numbers climbing. 38 degrees by 9:00, lunchtime 44. and the wind should stay below 10 miles an hour. bright sunshine minutes away in delaware. up to 44 degrees at 11:00. much of the area will make it into the 50s. so close in the superbs,degr 4sd new jersey up to 53 while shore communities will see sunny skies and 52. 40s for the delaware, a nice warmup today. plenty of sunshine. ge

the express ez pass lanes will be closed in both drictiondz starting at 6:00 and remain shut down foree weeks so crews can upgrade overhead electronic tolling equipment. during the project drivers can still use the traditional ez pass lanes next to the express lanes. >>> we are counting down to spring. it officially starts tomorrow at 6:29. first day of spring, known as the vernal equinox, gives us an equal 12 hours of both daylight and darkness. on this eve of spring, its the final day for the philadelphia flower show at the pennsylvania convention center. the doors are open today until 6:00 tonight. the highlight of the show's finale is the annual teddy bear tea party for the kids. always beautiful there. i'm ready to say good-bye to winter. >> yeah, i think so. we've still got snow on the ground, piled up in a few areas. that's going to start melting off even more today. a life look outside cape may where we still have cloudy conditions because this is going to be the last spot to see the clouds move out and the sun break through. already seeing it in filly. 47 for the forecast hig

in virginia, northbound 95, trouble with accident in both the express lanes and the mainline. the mainline, the left side is blocked. expressway, right side is blocked. about 33 minutes from dale city. that is our traffic watch. back in 10 minutes with an update on montgomery county and dale city. we will take you down time with suzanne kennedy. -- downtown with suzanne kennedy. suzanne: are headed into the gloom -- peak most of timeno pets. can't work that way, no. sweetie mom, stop screaming at me! lean on your brakes mom! there are bumps along the road of life... and for each one there's triple-a. stop! the official kickoff of the cherry blossom festival is tomorrow. even with the cold snap scare, ueich it still see the pink h around the tidal basin. suzanne, how are things looking? to see: we are starting them pop out a little bit. i want to show you this tree. they have one blossom here on the tree and right next to it you have ones that are almost ready and many have ones that are still not quite ready. all of this expected to come into bloom

and one year after they opened, here in the tri-valley, we have some new numbers on how well express lanes are moving the morning commute along. >> reporter: a massive march to sacramento today. how thousands from the bay area say they want to protect muslims and immigrants. (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. the message they have for local lawmakers. at least three dozen students are out sick.. at one bay area school. >>> protestors going to the state capital this morning. the message they have for local lawmakers. >> at least three dozen students are out sick at one bay area school. we have details on a possible norovirus outbreak. >> it's back! it's the return of the low clouds and the fog even some morni

the express lanes oni want state 580 in the livermore valley appear to be easing traffic. tom spent time driving the corridor today and talk with the people that keep score. >> reporter: the 14 miles of express lanes have been in operation for over a year. they are free to multi passenger cars with fast track. single occupant vehicles can use them for a toll. the minimum toll, 50 cents, the maximum toll, $15. the lanes hosted 30,000 trips a day. >> it's working as it was intended. >> we have increased travel speeds over the general purpose lanes from 5 miles per hour to 20 -- 20 miles per hour. we have also removed some of the traffic from the general purpose lanes. >> reporter: 6% of single occupant drivers chose to pay for express lane service. >> that's a huge advantage. >> reporter: the fast track and camera system catches all of the people who do not belong in the lanes. >> when the traffic is flowing, it makes the job of california highway patrol easier. it's easier to get to emergency incidents. >> reporter: moving cars pollute more than gridlocked ones. >> this is

and finally the daily express, which has focused on the events in westminster, saying that followingiament, pushing through the article 50 bill, the queen could sign brexit into law as early as tomorrow morning. well, let's ta ke early as tomorrow morning. well, let's take some of those on board in the next few moments, we will start with the i, which leads with the headline, future of the uk in doubt, and it really is, we have got to that point, haven't we? it kind of suitis that point, haven't we? it kind of sums up in a nutshell, really, those of us who covered the first referendum are still trying to get over that experience! traumatised! now we are being thrown back into it once more. this was always on the cards, as soon as britain voted to leave the european union and scotland itself voted to remain. this was always likely to happen, but i still think that the timing is pretty significant. i think undoubtedly nicola sturgeon has caught theresa may on the hop, a bit ofan ambush, caught theresa may on the hop, a bit of an ambush, as one of the headline says, and she has taken th

still also have that crash in the express lanes on the right side of the roadway here this morning so very slow. in charles county, edge hill road at popes creek, have that crash there this morning and the southwest freeway before the 11th street bridge, a crash blocking the left lane. another newbl beltway, and we'll talk about that coming up. >>> all right. thank you melissa. we are also dealing with a little bit of cold and a little bit of a chance for some freezing rain here early this morning. there's the batch of rain coming out of pittsburgh and there are -- in some of our deep sheltered valleys along the i-81 corridor there are pockets where you could have a little bit of freezing rain so keep that in mind. not expecting any trouble here in and around the beltway. so the freezing rain advisory does include washington county and right down through martinsburg and winchester. right along i-81 there and points out to the west, so boons burough down to falling waters, west virginia, this shouldn't be a big issue but isolated pockets of freezing rain. be extra careful for that. tem

starting later this month crews will close the easy pass express lanes so they can work on upgrading booths will remain open during the work. >> 4 i:48 degrees, winds are starting to pickup. >> jessica is looking at the roads. looks like we have an accident there, jess. >> we're busy this morning already. usually an early start to problems isn't that typical. in hamilton township, the new jersey turnpike a crash there. and an accident investigation underway with injuries. so, that will be there for quite sometime, but it is only in the outer lanes. the inner lanes on the northbound side are getting by. again, this is moving just past 195. so, we'll be watching that for most of the morning and we're also watching a different part of new jersey, township. traffic signal is down on 322 headed eastbound. so, coming away from the bridge right around kings highway we have that closure right there. watch for police activity directing traffic around the scene. here's route 70 over in cherry hill. no problems or delays now around kings highway is where we're looking right now. so, you can see

, says the express, after her trip to the eu summit. head of the euro bank says the outlook for euro growth is more optimistic. a and e waiting times are the worst on record according to the daily mail, there is data on waiting time showing 85% of patients were seen within four hours in january and that of patients were seen within four hours injanuary and that is of patients were seen within four hours in january and that is far below the 95% target. we will stop with the ferrari over national insurance. we begin with the telegraph. theresa may rejects breaking the tory tax promise. the pm is defiant over national insurance as she faces budget rebellion from 100 of her mps. how is this not breaking a pledge, if they said they would not raise tax, and now they are? in the newsroom we watched press conference in brussels where she tried to explain why this was not the breaking of a tory party manifesto, i am was not the breaking of a tory party manifesto, lam not was not the breaking of a tory party manifesto, i am not sure was not the b

both directions open between broad street and the express way. rosemary, back to you guys. >> jessica, thank you. a disturbing story we continue to follow breaking news. >> an eight day old baby was hurt. katie sackery is live at the hospital with details for us. >> reporter: some chaotic moments, frantic moments took place inside that nice town home earlier this morning. eight day old baby boy at einstein hospital getting checked out by nurses and staff. initially investigators told us he should be okay. here's what happened. the mother told police she was sleeping in her upstairs bedroom earlier this morning. she was sleeping with her newborn son on her chest when she says three men all wearing masks, all wearing gloves and all dressed in black clothing came onto her room, woke her up and said they were robbing the home. they then demanded that she get them money. she said, i'm holding my baby. i can't go get you money. and police say that's when one of the armed men, all three i mentioned had guns, one of the armed men [ inaudible ]. out of the

bush was confirmed by the senate, the views i express are my own. based on my 13 years experience serving on the court i am opposed to the geographical division proposed by several bills. i would like to express three topics about the advantage of the circuit and offer a couple critici criticisms. first, i point to the great advantage of business and professional communities having a uniform body of law that covers the nine western states and the pacific islands. a decision by our court binds courts and litigants and the whole western area.

a pickup truck in the express lanes northbound there. they've spun out and hit the median there this morning. southbound in the main lanes and inbound on those express lanes. 270 south montrose road another new problem. this is how it came in just a short time ago. i can tell you it was slippery. when you first start driving if you have to today, hit those brakes and really see what you're dealing with. i definitely was feeling those anti lock brakes kicking in. adam is driving around showing us what's inner loop near new hampshire avenue. a couple of earlier issues on the top of the beltway that has since cleared. i'll show you a big map coming up. >>> metro is open this morning. trains just began within the last few minutes. they're running on a saturday schedule today. that means they're arriving every 12 minutes so allow yourself some extra time. safe track single tracking on the blue and yellow lines remain in effect. the safe track shuttle buses between franconia, pentagon and springfield are not in operation. >>> if you take metro

. >> brand new, drivers won't be able to use the express lanes at the busy mid county toll plaza we have the why and how long coming up. >>> these men were burglarizing a dozen stores, but they were not going after the cash. >> a plane lands in atlantic city with a smoke filled cockpit. >> the first day of spring, david murphy will look at that, karen rogers will have the traffic. >> reporter: it is a decent start to spring, a little cold, so you'll want winter coats. we have a lack of cloud cover. temperature, 36 degrees in philadelphia. 33 in allentown. just below the freezing mark in reading and 39 in cape may. there's not much wind out there, but just enough to make it feel a tad below the freezing mark. a winter jacket not a bad idea. 37 degrees by 7:00 a.m. rather cool by noon, 45 degrees, we'll climb to 50 degrees later this afternoon. i expect a high of 51 to clock in right around there, say, 3:30 p.m. or 5:00 p.m. today marks the arrival of spring. it officially comes in at 6:29 a.m. this morning. we're looking at increasing daylight this time of year, the temperatures are start

reporter: well, on the front line, iraqi troops are fired up, if we can use that, the expression, simply because the end goal is in sight. they have eyes on the mosque, a symbolic price for them to because that is the mosque where islamic state was - bylaimed by a dowdy an00 baggdadi. but also because it is in the old city. these troops are now very, very close to fully recapturing mosul, although, they are also keenly aware that this last phase of this battle for mosul will be the most dangerous for them, because the layout of the alleys,y narrow which makes it difficult to navigate and maneuver but also because of the presence of civilians, but there is really the sense in and amongst iraqi troops that genuine progress has been made and that a full victory is quite near at this point. although, as you mentioned, there still is a very fierce resistance being put out by the jihadists, many of whom are natives of mosul. they know the city very well, and they are using every weapon in their arsenals to try to push back as much as possible. although at this point, this seems more than likel

in center city no issues, no overnight construction to contend with on the vine street express way. all lanes are open. westbound overhead lights are out, but there's no construction,. you're good to go on the vine. we have a sinkhole on clearfeed street. we have construction on 21st until 6:00 a.m. schuylkill expressway near conshohocken eastbound coming the headlights near the curve. no issues on monday morning. >> president trump is back at the white house making plans to unveil a new executive order on travel to the u.s. the revised version follows several rejections of prior orders that set off protests across the country a overseas. it will apply toiand libya. retn syrian refuse a more from atto at t thetor of apparatus candidate or against hist allegation madeed. >> reporter: susan it didn't comment abbey allowed us to do our work. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the former president said neither president obama or any one ever ordered surveillance on any u.s. citizen any suggestion otherwise is false. lana zack abc washington. >>> a driver is in the hospital after this crash

so here, i think that the expression of genuine freely smile, part of that. that is genuine smile. >> the dalai lama smiles and laughs a lot and there's something to that. research shows that laughing doesn't just signal happiness, it produces it. in the presence of his holiness, you can't help yourself. >> when you smile, i notice everyone around you smiles. it's very contagious as well. what keeps you happy? with so much that's going on in the world, how do you maintain your happiness and your optimism? >> your own attitude, truthful. and then try to service to others. some scientists say basic human nature is compassionate. and then also say the medical scientist and they also say, constant anger is very bad. try to keep compassion and then surrounded by compassionate people, health much better. >> the dalai lama believes we can practice compassion through education and training. studies show compassion benefits our health by altering the brain networks associated with emotion, attention, and empathy. compassion meditators show less anger and focus more on

the express is leading with the same story.d britain can quit the eu for free. the telegraph says there will be a crackdown on companies using small print, that will be in next week's budget from philip hammond. the i weekend has an interview with ukip donor arron banks who says he'll stand against the party's only mp to get rid of him. the mirror leads with sir bruce forsyth‘s health scare after he was treated for five days in intensive care for a chest infection. the daily mail has the story of a mother who has one month to trial pioneering treatment for her severely ill baby, despite doctors saying he should be allowed to die. that is a flavour of what is in the papers tomorrow. the number of workers on zero hours contracts has reached a record high over the course of last year — close to a million people. but the new figures also reveal an indication that big companies may now be going off the idea of zero hours contracts as our economics editor kamal ahmed reports. nadine cooperfrom spalding in lincolnshire. she sorts and

. >> the express lanes are closed, for the next couple of books. so everybody has to go through this right here. see where it says get the tickets? and then cash only. so you have to allow some extra time. >> slow down. >> you mentioned the wind, there you go, with the flag. >> there it is. >> little work out. up and over the ben franklin. >> this is fun. >> and the a.c. expressway, right there, accident, that's westbound right near the winslow interchange. and look who is coming to town today. >> ellen. >> at least her people will be here. >> just her people. she is sending her peeps. but walnut st. closed from 1:00 to 8:00. they had the no parking signs up already, along walnut st. let's dance on back into the scene here. >> okay. >> okay? so, just watch, for the no parking signs. >> okay. >> downtown today. >> and then we will just dance on out? >> dance on out of here. karen, lauren, back to you. >> i love that one. what a cute couple. let's get to the big news, because we have many, many developments hang on this day. city top prosecutor set t

the ez-pass express lanes are shut down because of a construction project. >> how traffic looking right now? >> reporter: it looks like a typical evening rush. we can tell you that those northbound lanes are shut down, the southbound lanes just for a little while longer are operating. this construction project is going to last until april 10th bringing those ez-pass users going from 55-mile-per-hour stopping to 5-mile-per-hour when they have to go through the tolls. >> i definitely feel the people use that a lot more than they use the toll lanes, but it is what it is. you can't do anything about it. >> reporter: drivers like this knew about the three week closures. >> this is going to become a disaster out here. >> reporter: he had no idea. >> i would assume the same thing's going to happen with the turnpike commission. >> reporter: a spokesman tells nbc10 news the toll plazas will be open and ready to accommodate more cars coming and going on to the blue ruft to and from the turnpike. the entire ez-pass system is not being taken down just those high speed lanes. >> because then they'll

scientists could be able to develop a single pill to help regulate blood pressure, the express says, .

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let's finish with the express, the queen glowing on the commonwealth games, they say.age on, with regards to the commonwealth, the start—up of the commonwealth, the start—up of the run—up to the commonwealth games. on the 2020 to commonwealth games. on the 2020 to commonwealth games in durban will not take place there are any more. and there are other cities which are therefore now in the running and i think liverpool and birmingham have made initial soundings and they may be interest in hosting at. a second opportunity to see it. having played in the commonwealth games in 2000 in manchester, in table tennis, and having won a gold medal in the team event, i know that you want to talk to me about that very much. victory over india in the finals. some wonderful backhand slices on in there. it is a wonderful festival of sport, very different from the olympic games. people often say the commonwealth games is an anachronism because there is no british empire, but it is terrific fun. it is a great privilege to play in it. i know you want to talk about your swimming bronze me

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the district court proceeded to decide the case on merits without any expressions of concerns. so the outcome cannot be reconciled here the of plaintiff correctly alleges that the message is not a religious message as secular and it specifies what the secular message was but it is one of white supremacy so that claim arises under the equal protection clause but other than that difference no way to reconcile those two cases and it is not because the decision was wrong. >> why is it is simply present day hierarchy would is of a text of the constitution and it protects against the government endorsing something so that protect against the endorsement but against unequal treatment so we have to look for different treatments spec that language are not that different. >> that is the distinction but do you have a single equal protection violation case based ever on government speech? >> no except for those that happen to deal with the confederate flag and that is correct. ivory and those plaintiffs that finds the standing based on stigma. >> i don't think so. if you look at those relig

imagine the expressions they have when they see a lesson in textbook and seeing that on a pc in a newisual way. ♪ >> as a teacher, once you start believing that, yes, it is a great tool in the space of education, that is where they will be able to influence the parents. outreach to the parents directly. we have custom-built content, explain why a pc for education and home. she is able to teach her kids after school. she can play a role in their studies. ♪ >> in the last two years, there has been a tremendous amount of importance and focus by the government promoting the use of technology in society at large. the program is a message to transform india into a digitally empowered society. and a knowledge economy. most people are using smartphones. it is not that you start equating the economy only to phones. 10% of the country is contributing to a lot of i.t. content across the world. 90% of them are not involved in this. imagine the potential that can be harnessed. and therefore, are -- are intent is to stay focused on personal computers. >> it is not possible for the government alone

that is 476 north and south the expression toll lanes are now closed and they will be for the next three weeks. forget about the fast lanes at the mid-county interchange in montgomery county for the next few weeks. if you're headed north or south and 476 where the blue route meets the northeast extension you'll have to settle for the semi fast 5-mile an hour e-z pass lanes through the toll booths. express lanes to the left are closed now until april 10th because of maintenance work on the overhead equipment. >> our express e-z pass customers are still able to use the traditional e-z pass lanes which are to the right of the express lanes. they should just be aware as they approach the interchange there will be slow moving or stopped traffic. >> expect backups especially as o see pass drivers will converge with those with tickets. it will temporarily bring those e-z pass drivers back in time to the days of jockeying for lane position. >> it takes you that much longer to get ez pass because everybody was in the cash lane. >> there were backups this morning. >> you kind of get into auto pilo

i think they have done a lot to address previous failings in terms of only the express with the customerme? they had a lot to lose with the complete recall of the note seven. it went viral. wheels are sought the images of this those that we re sought the images of this those that were black and completely destroyed. is this enough? we heard there from zoe about bixby and all the bells and whistles. is that enough? i think the biggest thing is they need to win people back. we heard thereabout bixby. until you see that inaction on how it plays out in the uk, it is hard to tell how that will play out. especially with bixby, british english will not come out later this year. one of the interesting things is that you can put it in a dock on your desk and it will connect to your pc and et cetera. it is pretty similar to microsoft windows continuum, which isa microsoft windows continuum, which is a flexible working tool that allows you to use your offer is a desktop computer. i think the galaxy note 7 was a business device. building a bigger screen into the s8 and adding the dustov mode really