as the flag is unrolled, i think speak a little bit to the project that brought this particular flag about that we're about to hoist today. last year, the maryland historical society launched the stitching history project. two noted individuals, the ceo of the maryland historical society and the director of education spearheaded the project. the first stop was to heirloom weavers because what they did was they researched from the smithsonian institution the accurate weave of the material. there's very few places that can do that. it was a custom job. heirloom weavers did that. they are in redline, pennsylvania. the material did, indeed, come from the united states. [ applause ] the stripes and the blue are made out of wool bunting. the stars are made out of cotton. so they have the authentic material. but the second step was to have it authentically stitched. no sewing machines were used in the making of this plan. indeed, over 200 stitchers from across the state of maryland were recruited, spending long hours to hand stitch the flag. [ applause ] a number of them are here today. let'

the star-spangled banner. at nighttime, fly a small modern flag. during the day, we fly the 15-star, 15-stripe flag. the same style as the one that inspired francis scott key to write the national anthem. key saw that flag at a unique time in american history. a time when american moral was really, really low. a turning point in the war of 1812. and a lot of americans don't know much about the war of 1812. so let's explore the war of 1812 and why it was important for to see that flag and how it inspired him to write those words that became our national anthem. this would have been the main line of defense against the british ships. what was this war of 1812, and why did the british come to baltimore? well, what a lot of people find surprising is really the war of 1812 was one of america's most unpopular wars. i think that's because the causes were so complex. and on one side, you can say the united states had a totally good reason to go to war. the british were seizing american ships, dictating who we should trade with, could not trade with, stealing american sailors and forcing them into the british

the large of the two flags, we would call the star-spangled banner. the big flag was on the pole. it was overcast, started to rain. so as the british are withdrawing and as these coins were taken out and as we found out they got away and the order was passed to cease-fire, it starts to rain in earnest, and also orders the flags to be changed. the large 30 by 42-foot flag is taken down and the smaller 17 by 25-foot flag is hoisted in its place. and even those flags made out of wool, well, the smaller of the two flags probably is going to hang limp after half an hour. and this is where we come to the real high point of a bombardment. there had to be an abject feeling of helplessness amongst the defenders because with these special mortars, they could throw these 200-pound bombs into the fort and have them explode over the fort whereas the fort's guns could not even reach them. so, by the way, wanted to show you that this water battery was the main line of defense. this was the largest type of cannon that was here. we were down by an 18-pounder before. this barrel is original to the

so for them, they saw the flag as an abuse of presidential power. a symbol of a tyrannical northern government. very different symbol. however, many white union soldiers from ohio, pennsylvania, and other such states would have seen the stars and stripes as a symbol of unity, that all the stars representing every state, and that blue canton, symbolizing the hope that the nation would be reunited. for them, the flag over fort mchenry was a symbol of unity and the cause they were fighting for. in the city of baltimore were a number of union soldiers. they call them the colored troops back then. they would've seen the stars & stripes over fort mchenry. after the emancipation proclamation, later in november 1864, when maryland as a state outlaws slavery, the stars & stripes stand as a symbol of freedom, a flag of liberation in the south. i think it is interesting that at one time at fort mchenry and baltimore you had three groups. one group see the stars and stripes as a symbol of tyranny of the federal government, yankee despotism. another sees it as a

he was in charge of the flag detail, lower the flag. -- as played in the notes he played the notes, it struck me that i was the person representing all the people in korea. they were hard at work, doing their jobs. was to safeguard the flag and represent them. felt an unusual feeling. i can't really describe it. down.sing the flag come i may have held that salute a little longer than i have ever held a salute. it struck me we were many thousands of miles from home, doing our duty. that was significant to me. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, at this we will keep the program moving. i have a few brief comments i would like to make, and then we are going to close. we, the members of the east coast chapter of the tuskegee airmen, thank you for joining us. i would like to stress that we are still in service to the country today. our mission is to expose you to education opportunities specifically in the aviation realm. we have established a youth in program where we expose youth to career opportunities in aviation. we operate a flight school, aircraft maintenance facilities,

everybody puts the flag on their shoulder, and i have to carry the flag like this -- [laughter] sophiaen was walking with elegance and susan sarandon is spectacular and sexy behind. and i am trotting. because i walked down sophia loren, i was in all of the pictures -- between her legs, but i was there. in many of the pictures, and i have some in my office, you see the flag, you see sophia loren and susan sarandon, and my legs. the flag covers me completely. i am invisible. that was my 15 minutes of fame in the olympics. [laughter] >> would you read from your latest book "ripper"? >> the most important thing according to my husband was in a crime novelist, in a mystery, is to have a body in the first page. so you have to start with the body. and then try to create suspense. so i'm going to read for two minutes one of the crimes, but not the first one, because it is short. "rachel sensed something behind her. a shadowy presence like a bad memory. she stood motionless, engulfed by the same fear should felt in the garage. she tried to control her imagination. she did not want to end up lik

she told me when she saw the flag she knew she was in the united states of america. this right here at fort mchenry and in this area, we organized ourselves to fight not only for the battle of baltimore for our country, but we organized the great arsenal of democracy to fight for the battle of britain and to save europe from nazis. the battle of north point became sparrows point where we made steel. here in locust point, we made liberty ships. in essex they made planes. we organized not to fight but to save britain. one of the most enduring alliances among people between two nations is the transatlantic alliance between the united states and great britain. so tonight it was great honor that i bring to the stage a representative of her majesty's government, a representative of a government that has been with us in triumph and in some of our darkest days. sir british -- excuse me. sir peter westmacott, an accomplished diplomat and a distinguished statesman. we thank you for your friendship and the enduring relationship. [ applause ] >> senator, thank you so much for th

he was in charge of the flag detail, lower the flag. as they played in the notes, it struck me that i was the person representing all the people in korea. they were hard at work, doing their jobs. my duty was to safeguard the flag and represent them. i felt an unusual feeling. i can't really describe it. witnessing the flag come down. i may have held that salute a little longer than i have ever held a salute. it struck me we were many thousands of miles from home, doing our duty. that was significant to me. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, at this point in time, we will keep the program moving. i have a few brief comments i would like to make, and then we are going to close. we, the members of the east coast chapter of the tuskegee airmen, thank you for joining us. i would like to impress upon you that we are still in service to the country today. the mission is to expose you to education opportunities specifically in the aviation realm. to achieve our goals we have , established a youth in aviation program where we expose youth to c

so they created the confederate battle flag, also known as the southern cross. when the war ended, georgia returned to the stars and bars -- without the stars! >> georgia is the most controversial state flag. it set national records for having eight different state flags, and it was a controversy steeped in the history involved with their ties to the confederacy. >> many people believed those ties were too reminiscent of slavery. others believed georgia's confederate past needed to be recognized. >> in 2003, georgia's legislature introduced a flag that addressed the concerns of both sides. >> it features the stars and bars, which is the first flag of the confederacy, but in the canton, you see three pillars, which are supposed to represent the three branches of government, and words like "wisdom," "justice," and "moderation." >> a soldier bearing a sword symbolizes georgia's commitment to defending the constitution. >> so it seems as if georgia has finally settled on a flag. >> one thing that isn't controversial is georgia's important role in agriculture. its ni

the st. george's flag is the flag of england. the union jack is the flag of britain. ight group, skin head groups in the past, have traditionally used the st. george's flag as a symbol, as a political symbol. so it's associated, unfore faair those of us who think it represents something else. i would like to say think of the confederate flag, but that wouldn't be a fair analogy. >> so, well, so you've got this -- you eve basically got a picture of a white van in a flag that basically is the instant stereotype for someone in britain this is a right wing working class of an instant kind of caricature. and then the images being tweeted by who such that people think this is offensive on the part of the person that tweeted it. >> well, the images tweeted by a labor member of parliament on the day that there's a special election, a bielection, in that district, in that constituency of rochester, where the conservative member of parliament had defected to the u.k. independence party which is an anti-europe, antiimmigrant party, think tea party is the closest analogy. all she

these are the flags on top of the aramark building in center city.lighter breeze today, but it doesn't take much wind when the temperatures are this cold. upper 30s right now in chester springs and philadelphia. washington township is 38 degrees. quake yo quakeer town and doylestown down to 37. swedesborough at 40 degrees, but wi vineland is down to freezing. so, it is cold, but also dry. we're into a dry stretch of weather that will stay with us until later in the week. no sign of any storm systems comingway, just warmer temperatures, and the warm-up starts today. this is the afternoon. future weather shows at 3:00, 60 degrees in philadelphia. that's not warm enough for you? won't be as cold tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon at 3:00, 66 degrees. it's likely wednesday will go a bit warmer. for today, you'll need your sunglasses. mostly sunny. we'll get some high cloudiness. it won't be completely clear, but we'll have enough sunshine to warm us into the upper 50s to near 60 degrees with winds out of the west-northwest 5 to 15 miles an hour. in

but when they unfurl it they say our flag is a three by five flag. theirefighters who raise it say that was a three by five flag. this isn't our flag. rudy giuliani said true story, you got to write, he said that flag that went everywher wasn't the right flag. >> of all the thing right now you are going to reveal tous, parts of our lost history, what is the most curious to you? >> the most curious one is jfk's brain. let me say that again. jfk's brain is missing. we all know his body went after he was assassinated, went to arlington national cemetery. his brain was separated. they never did forensic testing on . god knows what it could show us about trajectory or how many shots were fired. the amazing part is i don't expect anyone to bring back the brain but at oneoint in time, someone had to have put itn a container and was walking around washington, d.c. with this. i want to know who took it and where did it go. the person they suspe it to be is a family member and someone who is trying to protect their own family. >> i was afraid that -- >> listen --

it says she violated the lease agreement and the flag must be taken down within 24-hours or she will to vacate the premises. she is had it sdisplayed since august with no complaints. i wish they would have come to me first or given me less harsh of a warning. >> she is in the marine division of the rotc at the university of arizona. she plans to join the marines after she graduates next year. >> we want to fly it on our porch because we are proud of it we should be allowed to. >> the apartment manager left before she noticed the letter this evening and won't take the flag down unless there is a good reason. >> you think it is unamerican for them to do this? >> absolutely. i think it is ridiculous. >> maintaining the appearance fof the property is a top priority which is why we have rules in place to prevent flags on areas which are visible from the exterior. >> is it a fair fight or the complex right to follow the rul rules? send your comments to foxfriendsfirst@foxnews.com. >>> the time is 17 after the top of the hour. a tax payer funded terrorist. the public university could be on

more headlines from the fox news deck. wrapped in flags. in florida say a man set fire to his own home, then shot and killed this man. the sheriff's deputy who was the first to arrive on scene. it happened saturday near tallahassee. investigators there say the man also shot a second deputy, but his bulletproof vest apparently saved his life. a police officer who lived nearby says he heard the shots, grab his gun, shift the suspect dead -- shot the suspect dade. >> a russian spacecraft carrying three astronauts arrived at the international space station today. en board a russian, an italian, and an american. they will be there until sometime in may. the current crew is due back on earth in march. >> and meet your 2016 summer olympic mascot. a cat. and a tree. sort of. the games will be in rio. officials say they represent the animals and plants of brazil, or organizers say they hope to sell some $400 million world of cats and trees. >>> in the second in command of our nation's nuclear fors denying he fed his gambling habit by making counterf

in the report the only red flag on the active is the portal project it is six months late now the original the main project has been in service since 2012 it was completed and has been in service since that time this is the are portal protection there were issues with welding and they've been corrected to no cost to the puc but sometime for the project to be reinspected and certificate the wells are done and it has on reinspected so that project will be complete in january. >> and the close out is in the consent calendar right. >> it is it is in the consent calendar for the construction contract and the total project close out will be in january. >> aren't there other red flags. >> actually, the regional report no there are not. >> okay i didn't note them why don't you continue. >> okay stl there are several other quarterly reports related to the water c i p the only red flag p is the portal protection. >> on the waterside we'll have steve richie provide you explanations on those. >> very good. >> okay. >> i've shown this slide before i like to show it is a good reminder this

will be around if you want to take photos and refreshments so can we all rise for the retrieval of the flag. >> present arms forward march forward halt. >> and with that, on behalf of the police of excessive and the captains that command those brave men and women we thank you for coming this evening have a safe trip home (clapping.) the airport it where i know to mind visions of traffic romance and excitement and gourmet can you limousine we're at san francisco inspirational airport to discover the award-winning concession that conspiracies us around the world. sfo serves are more 40 million travelers a year and a lot of the them are hungry there's many restaurant and nearly all are restaurant and cafe that's right even the airport is a diane designation. so tell me a little bit the food program at sfo and what makes this so special >> well, we have a we have food and beverage program at sfo we trivia important the sustainable organic produce and our objective to be a nonterminal and bring in the best food of san francisco for our passengers. >> i like this it's is (inaudible) i thank my pa

these are the flags of president joseph kabila's ruling party. crowds gathered after an overnight machete attack in beni. civilians and police are among the dead. the government has failed to stop the violence in this region. security vorss fired -- forces fired shots to disperse the crowd. people blame the uganda-linked rebels, edf, for the attackment the group that has been around since the 1990s, include d.r.c. dissidents, national fighters and houthi militia men from rwanda. the attacks displaced tens of thousands of people. the u.n. sent thousands of peacekeeping soldiers to help the military fight the adf. despite ceasefire deals and the transitional government, the militias continue to kill people in the east, forcing them from their homes. their distrust of the army and the government has many blaming them from violence. >> the government failed to protect us. we have to protect ourselves. >> many fear that president joseph kabila wants to stay in office by amending the constitution before the 2016 elections. he is accused of trying to mod

can't even see the flag. he aramark sign, but that's the combination of fog and low clouds. and bill will be along in a minute to explain the difference. >>> hundreds of top high schools were honored in washington, including some from this area. public and private schools across the country were given the national blue ribbon award for academic excellence and for supporting minority students. here's a look at the local schools that received the award. the academy of dover charter school in kent county, biotechnology high school in monmouth county, and in philadelphia, franklin towne charter high school and hill freedman world academy. suburban pennsylvania schools include merion elementary, mt. st. joseph academy, nazareth area middle school, new hope-solebury high school and norwood fontbon academy. >> we appreciate the recognition and we love the fact that we have been so successful, people are starting to take notice that charter schools are really starting to develop in the country and that charter schools

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as you can see by the flags on top the aramark building in center city. just a little breeze, temperatures are chilly makes you feel even colder. feels like five degrees colder than the actual temperature. outside, our skies are completely clear. and we will see sunshine, at least this morning. but it's not an all day sunshine, clouds will be moving in. 42 degrees. that's the warm spot, philadelphia international. 15 degrees colder there than yesterday. you see the flags with a little breeze at the nbc10 studios. no sign of any fog. and temperatures are still falling right now 30s. pottstown, doylestown, trenton is at 38 degrees. while it's in the low 40s in pennsylvania on the i-95 corridor, wilmington is down to 39 degrees. it's falling in camden county, camden is 41, haddonfield down to 39 degrees already. right at 40 for glendora and vorhees. but the numbers will come down a few more degrees before we see sunshine to start a slow warming process. satellite, we are in the clear for now. but look to the west, you can see the clouds that are going to be

you can see the wind is blowing the flag here at the nbc 10 studios. a live view from the rooftop and clouds over the city, gusty wind blowing and more clouds on the way. the possibility of a scattered shower during the later morning hours. it will stay dry right now. 48 degrees in wilmington, 49 in northeast philadelphia and seeing 46 now for blue bell and lafayette hill and down to 46 degrees in collegeville and eaglesville at 45 degrees. 40s up into the gillbertsville area this morning at 47 degrees. clouds, thin clouds, no sign of rain with these clouds, but to the west, you see those brighter white clouds in northwestern pennsylvania. that's some shower activity and that will be blowing our way. here are the showers that will likely move into our area late this morning and early this afternoon. but you won't see them to start with. we will actually start off with some sunshine, but thanks to the gusty winds, the future weather is going 2:00 this afternoon, some scattered showers into the area and then they'll blow right through and we'll clear out

a look outside right now, we are seeing the flags moving. breezy conditions conditioning off thursday. 35 degrees in philadelphia. with the airport reporting a little bit of light snow and snow flurries wind speeds out of the north-northwest at 6 miles an hour. 27 in the poconos. 35 in reading. just at freezing in pottstown and westchester. and atlantic city, 36 degrees. as we head into the refuse of the afternoon, we're going to stay well below average. the typical average for this time of year is 52 degrees. we're down to eight miles for visibility in philadelphia. down to 4 in pottstown. allentown, down to 2 1/2. the reason why is snowfall continues to move through parts of the poconos stretching to allentown. you can already see it's clearing and a pharafai narrow . poconos picked up 8 1/2. i'll have the seven-day forecast coming up. >>> and we'll see how the roads are looking for anyone doing their traveling this morning. jillian mele has been following a couple of accidents, jillian? >> the roads are definitely slippery. this is one of

temperatures are back down in the 20s and we still have at least a little bit of wind as you saw with the flag, not quite as windy as it was earlier today. we're in the 20s just about everywhere except for 16 in the poconos. down to 23 in allentown, 24 in reading and pottstown. that's pretty cold. we have 20 to 25 mile-an-hour winds at least in part of the area. some places not reporting gusts at this hour. that's a good sign if you want things to get more comfortable. the temperature's going to go down slowly. we'll still have a bit of wind through the evening. it will feel like it is in the midteens, that's in philadelphia and in some of the suburbs it will feel like it's closer to 10. i'll tell you how cold it's going to get tomorrow morning where you live. some records and when it's going to warm up with the seven-day in a few minutes. >>> now the latest on a developing story we've been following all afternoon on nbc 10 news. the fire at a south jersey farmers market is out but earlier this afternoon, flames leapt from the landmark building, the fire broke out at the columbus farmers marke

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the flags have been lowered in his honor. walls of, inside the the wilson building, a somber mood of both sharing -- of those sharing stories of a man they respected. outside of wilsonville, block -- black bunting hangs on the doors in honor of former mayor and easy councilman marian barry. take a moment and think about what he meant to the city. >> the councilman was his collie, but long before that, he got his first job from very's summer jobs program. he said returning to work without a piece of the cancel will not be easy. >> it will be tough for me and for my colleagues. >> charles lindsay was marion barry's chief of staff and said he was shocked when he found up a 78-year-old had passed away early sunday morning. today a, he and other staffers returned to his office to begin to gather the belongings of a man known for getting -- for being the champion of getting things done in the nation's capital. everyone our mayor and is really sad and hurt and shocked. but, you know, we are excited and comfortably -- and comforted k

you see the flags blowing at camelback this morning. the temperatures still coming down at this hour and actually warmer now in philadelphia than it will be this afternoon. 34 degrees right now in the city. it dropped into the 20s already for pottstown and allentown. factor in the wind and feels like four degrees in the pocono mountains and 17 the wind chill at pottstown and allentown. cold across delaware and south jersey, too. we will see sunshine but gusty wind will keep temperatures on the low side. 30 at 9:00 and 31 degrees with gusty winds at lunchtime. a look at your hour by hour future weather when i come back in ten minutes. let's check in with jillian mele. good morning, jill. >> construction on 95. especially this is what we're seeing right now. 95 northbound right near the betsy ross bridge. construction on the northbound side and that goes until cottman active avenue. we have an accident and this is a live look at the ben franklin bridge. no reports of delays on any of the local bridges. chris? >>> new from overnight, an inc

as ukee mentioned, i saw it too, the flags are flying, leaves blowing everywhere, thankfully what the winds has done is help to dry things out. so, icing is not a concern, even though we had a whole day worth of rain yesterday, generally, we've dried out nicely, in the wake of the storm. soap, that's sort of like one of the violent hazards a lot of times in the way of systems, breeze too much to handle for anything to be left over at this point from the storm. you can still see zooming out one more time here, little lake enhanced snow, falling across portions of western pennsylvania, none that far will survive as it rolls our way. so expect a nice clear sky, generally just more sun than anything, but let's take a look how it will feel out there. that's the critical factor here, for the forecast. look at this it, may feel like it is below even double digits here, more like singles up toward the pocono region, even in through portions of the lehigh valley, berks county region it, will feel more like as we mentioned the teens around philadelphia, and the immediate vicinity, then go down

here's a live look outside at the flags blowing high atop the aramark building in center city.heena, do the cold and wind stay with us again tonight? >> yes, they both stay with us as we go through the rest of the evening. overnight, the winds start to diminish that will allow the temperatures to drop off even more. we have a first alert out for the overnight hours tonight into tomorrow morning. we expect colder temperatures into tomorrow morning. the rest of the evening, though, arctic winds stay in place, gusting to 30 to 40 miles an hour in some cases, making it feel colder. the near record cold will be early tomorrow morning. some of you will be feeling around ten degrees or so, that's kind of what we're seeing right now across parts of the area. currently here are the temperatures, everyone is below freezing. 30 degrees in philadelphia. upper 20s south jersey and delaware. we haven't really been a lot warmer than this today. north and west we're in the mid-20s. we still have the gusty winds. here's the feel-like temperature. in mt. pocono feels like zero degrees, allentown

the flags are blowing and a cold wind this morning. cold temperatures are back and we're below freezing this morning for most of the area and that wind is going to make it feel like it's in the teens to start with for parts of the area and 20s this afternoon. sunshine will be around this weekend and that will start the warming process, which will have us considerably warming, warmer by the end of the weekend. right now 18 degrees in mount pocono and willingten 29 degrees. a clear one, though. plenty of sunshine today, but a limited warming effect. no where near the temperatures we saw yesterday. perfectly clear across the delaware this morning and no sign of fog. look at what the wind is doing to the temperatures. feels like 19 degrees in philadelphia and 17 for pottstown and across delaware and south jersey, most of the region feels like it's around 20 degrees. a cold start, but a sunny one. satellite shows we are in the clear. as far as clouds are concerned, they will hold off until later in the weekend. your hour-by-hour forecast is

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the 40s. it's a cold one today. it's a windy one also. you can see those flags flowing around. winds are gusting near 40, 45 miles per hour. temperatures right now 44 in philadelphia. 40 in allentown. at the freezing mark in mount pocono. 41 in lancaster. you factor in those gusty winds, it feels a lot colder than that. feels like the teens in pount po -- mount pocono. for today, plan on a cold one. plan on a windy one, but plan on a sunny one. we're going to see sunshine mostly cloudy across the area. we'll talk about a warm-up during your workweek, that's straight ahead. >>> with just a couple of days to go before voters head to the polls, both candidates running for pennsylvania governor will be stumping in our area today. democratic challenger tom wolf will campaign with president obama. they'll appear together at temple university in north philadelphia. yesterday, he greeted these voters at the shop right. he urged his supporters not to become complacent and to cast their ballots on tuesday. >> i need you to come out and vote. i need you to get your friends to come out and

australia trying not to wave the white flag. ing 4 in the last innings, this time, he didn't need to. 46 forounis, one of the few bright moments for the tourists not just of the dbut of the entire series. the plan was simple, get as many rungs as quickly as possible. boundaries are the most effective way to do that. he hit five 6s in a mag of any sentence inning. the captain broke the record for the fastest test 50, jut 21 balls needed to bring up a half century. he would go on to equal the speed record for a century in a test match. a partnership with ali that produced 141 rungs. eight rungs from two balls to reach his 100. by mitchell stark, consecutive boundary to match the 19 yakes situate accolades of a 56 century. scored a time, a more conventional 100 off 176 balls still quick in a normal match. pakistan leading by 602 when they declared australia's top order didn't hang around to fight. chris rogers made 2 from 27 balls and est less than 100 balls of the second inning, they were three down, michael clark, followed by zato

the big story is the flags are blowing toward the city.an offshore wind and warm weather. the cooler and wet weather is ahead. >> keeping things interesting. >>> thank you. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is looking normal from the east bay. travels on the far left hand show traffic moving smoothly and an accident over the a pass and i will tell you where coming up in a couple of minutes. >>> starting the news, authorities in san rafael are looking for a fryer involved in a hit-and-run accident that knocked down power lines and a fire hydrant. it happened at 2:00 a.m. with authorities saying no one was injured and the driver took off after the accident. >>> san jose firefighters are on the scene of a massive fire that destroy add beloved historic church yesterday. matt lases the latest from holy catholic church. thank you was devastating. 600 families attend services here. a few firefighters.on the scene. they are here just to make sure there are no flare-ups. if there are flareups they can take up quickly at the holy cross

look at the flag here at the nbc 10 studios, not moving at all.s the temperatures that will be moving to start with. they're coming down. 31 in pottstown. trenton is at 34 degrees. and while it's 39 degrees at philadelphia international, it's 35 right now in camden and just below freezing for haddonfield, voorhees right at the freezing mark this morning. so, it's a bundle up kind of morning. we are taracking a few clouds. high clouds north and west. no showers with the clouds, and those clouds will thin out. we'll see plenty of sunshine today. then, follow this farther back and you can see the snow that's falling, not only in minneapolis but to the east in wisconsin and to the west for the dakotas and into montana, even parts of wyoming getting some of that snow. that's the colder air that will take a few days to move into our area. so, before it gets here, we'll see a nice warm-up. high temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s today. sunny and nice today and looking good for veterans day tomorrow. 66 degrees. there will be a few more clouds aroun

is that students don't know the isis flag and do know the israel flag. that is the problem. s that israel flag is commonly portrayed on america's campuses as a symbol of people and oppression. when it is the opposite. and the isis flag is nowhere to be found whchlt students at george mason university are asked do you want to support isis, they sign it. when i go to harvard -- >> they haven't been around since 1947. >> it's dominating the news. they're beheading westerners and it's seen on college campuses that activist students are trying to defund israel, trying to -- >> they're small groups there are pro-israeli groups as well. >> students of those groups are getting beaten up because of their association. we report it on all the time. >> when you talk to people that are blood brothers of isis out there, they're responsible for you not having legs today how do you respond? >> first let me tell you our innocent of the country in leading a global economy and going some to be dangerous to radical tyranny is responsible for me lose mying legs. so taliban had nothing to do with

, it's waving the red flag and the question is, whether they can control the bull because even though nobody rational wants a shut down, it may be hard to avoid it. >> schieffer: this one issue which i think the president showing may be prepared to challenge the left, that is free trade. that is a big one. talked about that a lot in asia that is not popular on the left. that is a real litmus test, going big or things republicans don't like or big that define obama agenda. >> schieffer: if you needed an example that everybody is on edge up there on capitol hill, we got it this week during nancy pelosi, the house leader for democrats when she had a news conference. our nancy cordes asked her, since they lost majority in two straight elections, if she was thinking about giving up her leadership post. and, let me just show you what she said. >> first woman, was not that curiosity that the boehner on the front of "time" magazine, mitch mcconnell wins on the front of "time" magazine, a pattern here, as i said does not depend on any of that with all due respect to all of you. but as a woman,

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you see the pyramid. flag blowing in the breeze.the clouds, they're moving from south to north. that's the movement of the clouds in the moment. it's going to be cloudy most of the day. visibility not that bad. very different from what we saw yesterday when some locations were 0 visible. we do expect fog to form sometime this morning. we'll watch and let you know if that is going to deteriorate. this will only get warmer, all though, here is the cavulate. we're going to warm it up probably to mid-60s, perhaps mid-70, but most of the south bay is going to max out around 75. a mump cooler -- much cooler day than yesterday. the cool down begins starting this afternoon. 65 to 67 with low 60s along the shore line. we have oakland coming in with some cooler. 63 and 65 along the north bay. fog may be lingering around the valleys. you can see the fog butting up around the coat -- coast line. this will last until thursday, through at least, the morning hours. we'll get rain off and on throughout that time frame. not a lot. we'll get half an