no problems, 11 minutes, northbound or southbound at the most from 30 to the skew cool expressway, tracy. >> thanks. it's 11 past 5:00. while we're dealinging with fog, other areas in the country are dealing with tornado damage. we'll show you where a tornado touched down and a look at the damage. >>> and the fight for 15. we'll show you where local lawmakers are working to push the minimum wage to $15 an hour. squleer's a live look. we issued an alert because of fog danger. if you're driving to work or school, take it slow. the dense fog is making visibility very reduced across our region. >>> and happening today in trenton lawmakers will introduce a bill to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour. right now it's $8.38. that means a full-time minimum wage worker makes $18,000 a year. currently new jersey has the highest minimum wage rate. >>> passengers on a flight from orlando to allentown had a little bit of a scare when the plane landed at lehigh international airport. right after landing the plane got two flat tires. the 150 passengers had to be bussed to the terminal. no one was hurt

>> requires the first to do with universities the big reason why the playing field is so skewed happens to be sent you a highly classified admission criteria so if you look at the student population of a top school whether undergraduate they tend to be dominated by the affluent households so you were skewing the of population to begin with. we'll look at the firm's the recruit the hiring practices would be higher but with that class bias the only just school prestige but with extra curricular activities are underpaid internships for that notion of what it means to be well spoken the knowledge of the interview process results in the system based on the economic status. >> host: does this lead to racial bias? >> that is part of a process it is important to disentangle but i do think the hiring process it does make a difference regardless of their race but some of the deliberations in the interviews is that people use stereotypes as a shortcut to judge candidates especially with african-american men there is a barrier to operate that they are less polished for it is very clear if an applic

right now looking at the skewing, head leaving moving in the eastbound direction, spring garden, looking good, fairly quite, very wet. when we know we have wet surfaces specially yes if untreated they'll be slippery. ninety-five south past cottman, see again looking nice and quiet. do you have some snow brushed up again more of the shoulder region, overall main line areas, not so much there right now. see how this progresses through the rest of the day and like katie pointed out our evening commute is good to make note of there is as well. delaware county, 95 northbound 452 looking good, nice and quiet, look at the lens you can see droplet letting you know once again we have got snow, we have got slick roadways, we've got wet roadways, this will slow you down, do have speed restrictions on play on the bridges. 35 miles per hour except for walt whitman bridge, slow at 45, 45 for the walt whitman bridge, tac-pal, looking good, really the ben franklin, betsy ross, commodore barry down to 35 miles per hour. good news for those of in you new jersey on the turnpike, and also flooding new jerse

construction crucifix g lites here, see them pulled off, this is the skewing eastbound looking good, overall, volume levels still obviously light. not causing too many slow downs. forty-two northbound looking the same watch it typically looks like at 4:30, build into the 5:00, approaching 295 what you are looking at. construction delaware route 13 northbound ramp to 295, ramp currently closed. make note of that. that's closed. i'll let you know when it reopens, construction 95 northbound ramp to 295 closed will reopen march 21. >> a lot of celebrities still partying, the academy awards wrapped up pretty late. while watching the excepting speeches, lack of diversity among the nominees hard to miss. chris martinez spotlight the winners from the red carpet. >> the fill that many shined spotlight on victims of the catholic priest sex abuse scandal won for best picture at the 88th annual academy awards. >> it is time to protect the children and restore the fate. >> action film man mad fury road was the most honored film of the night walking away with six production awards. >> you can pop t

see it in the skews in the options markets.y have moved notably since december, consistent with the existence of a referendum. forecast fore a sterling. we do not have a forecast for sterling in the event on which we are not conditioning our forecast. guy: week probably do have a forecast -- we probably do have a forecast. rob carnell still with us. is the market right to start seeking protection? pricing cuts in the bank given the brexit risks that now exist? rob: it is probably a step too far. take all, we have to polls with a pinch of salt to a couple of weeks ago, it looked like trump would win in iowa. guy: we have some history with the last general election. rob: it is not going to be decided until we have the vote. me as an orderes of magnitude. different in terms of what is happening. this is a once in a generation vote that will have sizable impacts in the u.k. and the rest of europe. you need to start maybe looking after your business. rob: yeah you do. there is a sense of denial about all of this. we will still be us

the vaccination? no, it is not, mr. speaker. and so with that, skewed and if i might use the term, weird, reasoning, we're left holding the bag and the door is open to the kinds of laws such as voter i.d. laws that spread across america like a contagious disease because we did not have the protection of section 5. which was the idea of section 5 was a preclearance for men and women of good will to look and determine whether or not a procedure was going to block individuals from voting. and of course the vote i.d. law from texas sprung up and you will soon hear from a gentleman mitigating circumstance dear friend and colleague, mr. vee , -- veesy, you'll hear from him because he was the leader on the lawsuit but in going on, let me say that that terrible law blocked a lot of people from voting. and i want to remind people that the day, august 6, 1965, in the presence of such luminaries as the reverend dr. martin luther king, roy wilkins of the naacp, whitney young of the national urban league, jane foreman of the congress of racial equality, a. phillip r

they really fear, andrea, is all kinds of new voters that bernie sanders is atacting into the process, and skewing the results. >> reporter: don't joe biden who didn't run tells rachel maddow -- >> i don't regret it. it's the right decision for my family, and me. >> reporter: leading attacks against bernie sanders, speaking tonight at the same democratic party dinner as sanders. even as sanders and hillary clinton will be answering questions at that msnbc town hall here. lester? >> andrea, thank you. >>> you can see the clinton and sanders town hall tonight at 9:00 eastern only on msnbc. >>> a historic announcement from the white house today. president obama will become the first sitting president to visit cuba in nearly 90 years. a major step as the u.s. and cuba move to normalize relations. the trip which is planned for march 21st and 22nd was immediately met with criticism from republicans, including ted cruz, who said he would never visit as long as castro is in power. >>> there was something else pope francis said today, on donald trump, that took many by surprise. he suggested birth control

. >> and trump's people are young also if you look at the skewing of the vote and how people are turning when you look at nevada, senator, you didn't have a big turnout. you had a small electorate come out and caucus. >> it underscores the vulnerability hillary has. the machine put her in. the workers, the casino workers, the unions. senator reid, et cetera, and she just squeaked through. the vulnerability is, number one, people and all the polls say this, they don't trust her. she has a very big trust factor. and in the general election that's going to be huge, and that is not to mention the vulnerability if there is a referral from the fbi, and i think there will be because you have seen general petraeus on much less than what was revealed, they indicted him. what is theo justice department going to do? i don't think they can play politics as usual. it isn't over. she escaped in nevada. she may win in south carolina, probably will, but there is out there the feeling of distrust for hillary. >> well, that's the issue. how do you think this plays out, hank? >> how do i think it plays owe

barely see what's off in the distance also getting skewed by the tell tell signs of the raindrops here on the camera lens. that said, once we get rid of the rain, we are in for just some quieter weather here later tonight. still breezy, and then, beyond that point, it is to stays much that way. mid four's tomorrow, bright, sunny, chilly on thursday, then rebounds back to the 50's again, by the upcoming weekend. >>> that's "eyewitness news" at noon, i'm erika von tiehl. thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we're always on line for you at cbs philly. com. the young and the restless is coming up next. hope you have your umbrella i do everything on the internet. but it's kind of slow. my friends said i should get fios because it's the fastest... but i thought it would be too expensive... who's that, jenny? no kate...turns out they have a deal that cost me even less than my slow service. and it's 100 megs ...i just downloaded 600 photos in 60 seconds. that's seriously better. we're out of 2% then i thought, maybe other things could be better. i heard that. switching

we take a look at the skew from sky witness 9 up-and-over orlando this morning tracking the roads for you. temperatures. 48 degrees right now. certified meteorologist brian shields what happened. >> you were here yesterday. you know. >> okay. >> your turn? >> my turn. >> okay. here is a look in orange county. bundle up this morning. jacket, don't go with the 49 in orlando, winter park temperatures around 46. ucf47 degrees. 41 in ocala. 55 deland. and seminar county in -- seminole county in the 40s. look at this, this tells the story. our 24-hour temperature change, you can see most spots 15 it 30 degrees cooler this morning. all right. satellite and radar picture. the front moves away, clouds sweeping away. a lot of sun. if you work outdoors a lot of outdoor work. the kids can get on the playground food food with -- today, with the light jacket. 56 at noon with a a lot of sun. 59 by 2:00. and struggling to hit 60s through this afternoon. coming up -- we will track the temperatures and the winds. i will how you how windy and and another front on the way for saturday. all right. 6:31. a

have a huge backup because there is an accident scene on 422 eastbound right around approaching the skewexpressway. average speed there is clocked at 14 miles per hour. so we're below the 20s right now. you can see trooper road backed up in this direction. that's what headed toward delay. that's typically about an eight-minute trip. westbound doing better. eastbound we have two. new jersey and vineland there's still an accident under way for a fatal accident on delsea drive. northbound all lanes closed and detoured for now. tracy skra coming up, a check of the day's headlines and the stories you need know as you head tout door. >> including a recall from toyota. and you can't stop clinging about it. the most read story on nbc 10 is not an 'em. a delaware letter sent home to parents. why the school is calling it an embarrassing mistake. so, what moves me? it's the journey. the feeling of doing. it's making choices for a healthier me, a healthier us. i'm on my path and i love it. the path to a healthier you starts with nature's path pumpkin flax granola. crunchy clusters of delicious organ

in see it in the skews and the options market around sterling. notably since december, consistent with the existence of a referendum. foron't have a forecast sterling. we don't have a forecast for sterling in the event of a political event on which we are conditioning our forecast. guy: to talk more about the risk proposed by the eu referendum, we're joined by jamie murray. there is pulling up on the back of all of these announcements in terms of the deal getting put together. is a negative pole good for cameron? or is a positive pole good for -- cameron? the brexitad for cap. -- brexit camp. poll tends to attract more committed voters. -- it does prove is jonathan: we have this shot. this 19% undecided. what is to sway that 19%? john: we don't know what lies behind the question. there has been a lot of talk about the eu. this is not the final plan. this is what the next two weeks is going to be about. it will probably end up being one of those online eu summit marathons. we're not going to know for two weeks but it is. where is thet is referendu

one of the big reasons why the playing field for elite jobs is so skewed happens to be that universities, elite universities, both undergrad bat and graduate level tend to use highly class-biased admission criteria. so when you look at the student population of a very top school, whether again this is undergraduate or business and law at the graduate level, these programs tend to be dominated by students from the most affluent households. so, you're skewing the population. to begin with. but when you look at firms that will only recruit from those schools, i they have a class based population from which to recruit the hiring tactics are class biased. if you add class biased hiring -- school prestige and other things correlated with socioeconomic status of the applicants' parents, such as participation in unspade internship, what it means to be a well-spoken person, inside knowledge of the interview process and so forth, result in what you get is a system where there's a double filter on socioeconomic status. >> host: does this reed to racial bias. >> guest: the racial bias are part of th

story ahead on good morning america new this morning the fbi is joining the investigation into the camps and skew the contamination of flint michigan's drinking water that has sickened several people including children the u s house oversight committee will hold the first congressional hearing on the crisis today. michigan's governor has proposed thirty million dollars in funding to help pay the water bills for the people of flint lead contaminated tap water after the source switch from detroit to the flint river in two thousand fourteen and the city failed to properly treat that water rose sacks that's how health officials say one patient came down with his ego virus expert in confirmation from the cdc it's rare but very possible the person had sexual contact with someone who became infected while in south america. meanwhile the cdc also announced that the six new travel related cases of z to have been reported in the state of florida the virus has been linked to birth defects in newborns new this morning the german based company says it has developed a quick dna test to detect the virus researc

route 202 at the skewing, it is looking pretty good this morning, not too many cars on the roads, only few cars headed over the ben franklin bridge at this hour, and as far as travel speeds are concerned, just about everybody able to go the post dollars speed limit. it is earl at this, so, the earlier you leave, the more chance you'll miss the rain, guys, this morning. because it is coming. >> oh, oh,. >> quickly. >> yes. >> this year's who highly anticipated issue every vanity fair comes out this week. >> this morning, getting sneak peak at the cover and the inside pages, as women. the issue spans several generations of award winning actresses from jennifer laurence, to helen mure end. it also features the years five oscar nominees for best actress. >> amy is the photographer behind the classic portraits, including kate wins let, viola davis, the hollywood issue available for download in just two days. >> i think it will common my ipad soon, little alert says vanity fair or harpers bazaare, whatever, all of the magazines i have. download. and everything pops up, you can save, it is so

look at the roosevelt boulevard, no problems from northeast philadelphia, all the way down through the skew you kill expressway, looking good downtown, through vine street expressway. friday morning we are off to a good start. we have talk bit earlier. mummers mardi gras parade on main street tomorrow. seventeen string band kicking off at 11:00. some to do with the kid on main street in manayunk. then party goes until 6:00 o'clock. it looks like we will have a good forecast for that. we had a water main break, beachwood abe route 166, is there still work on the the northeast extension between lansdale and quakertown. with the circumstance news town through the weekend, we will see delays up and down i-95 through the stadium there we are off to a good start not only on the major roadways but on mass transit. head up for that trenton line that was suspended last night on the way home, everything is back to normal for normal rush hour. >>> on the eve of the next round of the republican primary focus turns to the the potential fall out from the pope's comments about donald trump. >> presidentia

so that's evidence by what we are seeing right now on the schuylkill, basically anywhere on the skewinght now looking pretty busy. make note of. that will for those of you headed out, blue route southbound route one, area actually looking real nice this morning, holding fairly steady, certainly, a lot of vehicles out there, as well, overall for giving the time it is, especially monday, blue route looking okay. 422 westbound approaching route 29, you can see looking actually pretty good on 422, ill know that that will be different moving into the 7:00 hour but right now just thinking about headed out the doorway on 422 great company. worlds of mass transit for those every you, buses, subways, trolleys, running new schedule, starts today. media elwin line chestnut hill east line back to normal schedules that were affected by weekends schedule. make sure to check your schedules on line septa.org will be your best bet. i'm be treat that out. construction route 30, between new jersey 143 and 723, one lane open both directions, and this is open in both directions until may of 2016. make note

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she is at the middle skew with the latest there. van? >> reporter: good evening. there has been a steady stream of folks checking in for tonight's republican caucus. i'm actually in one of the 25 precinct rooms at the middle schoolened the prose is really simple however, there have been some chains made to stream line the process and organize it a little better. as joe mentioned in his ask joe file, there are 28 caucus locations up from 11 in 2012 and new this year, site leaders will also use computers, and they will photograph the results and send it to the party leaders. it is meant to extradite the process. the leader tells me this will it has ever hosted -- caucus it has ever ever hosted. 8% of the registered republican voters in the state will show. the party tonight not making predictions on turn out but remaining hopeful, of course. engage nevada reported a surge in voter registration before the republican party days deadline. you do have to be a registered republican to participate tonight, so -- excuse me. i also spoke to one and she is pretty hopeful as

the paper asks, who knows how a strong independent might skew the race. come back to france where we will talk about french politics. >> we have been talking about this off and on. there have been hints and leaks about which post might go to different party members for francois hollande. one paper is reporting that francois hollande will address the nation tonight on tv. it is really a big deal because hollande needs to set himself up for a presidential bid. to givean opportunity post to his supporters. anchor: another newspaper has been having fund -- fun with his government minister's shopping list. thatey have a cartoon here shows the president pushing a shopping cart like in a grocery store. reshuffle is a spring and he is going down his mental checklist. two women with immigration backgrounds -- and i almost forgot, a little green. referring to the green party. anchor: thank you for that look at the papers. for a closer look at the press review you can check out our website, france24.com. frenchhave ever failed a spelling test, there is good news on

though really fear is all kinds of new voters that bernie sanders is attracting into the process, coming out to vote and skewing the results. >> reporter: joe biden, the man who didn't run, tells rachel maddow. >> i don't regret it. it was the right decision for my family and the right decision for me. >> reporter: arriving in las vegas tonight, sanders said he believes the clinton campaign is in disarray, that it's a campaign that thought they were entitled to the nomination and now that they've discovered that the people are involved and not just the establishment, that they are in serious trouble. lester. >> andrea, thank you. you can see the clinton and sanders town hall tonight at 9:00 eastern only on msnbc. >>> a historic announcement from the white house today. president obama will become the first sitting president to visit cuba in nearly 90 years. a major step as the u.s. and cuba move to normalize relations. the trip, which is planned for march 21st and 22nd, was immediately met with criticism from republicans, including ted cruz, who said he would never visit as long as castro is in power. >>> there

i think the sample skews more towards the older voter. donald trump has a hard-core of 25%. this gets down to a two-person race, he may have a ceiling of 40%. and this poll falls in there at 26%. deirdre: senator cruz says he's not afraid and they are going to show it more. >> mr. trump, you have been threatening frivolous lawsuits for your entire adult life. even in the annals of frivolous lawsuits, this takes the cake. donald, i encourage you, if you want to challenge a lawsuit claiming his ad is defamation, file a lawsuit. deirdre: we wanted to play that for people who were not up to speed as you are. what do you make of this? who is going to come out looking better? donald trump for attacking? senator cruz for attacking? >> at the end of the day donald trump would lose that lawsuit. there is a high standard for defamation of public figures. there is no more protected speech than protected political speech. whether it weighs into the election, i don't know. he has been calling ted cruz a liar. that seems to be working in south carolina. take this poll out of play here, th

the point. you don't want to have unfair tax systems. do you agree then that things that carry interest and capital games are skewing the system. >> of course they are. what you need to do is everyone would pay taxes fair and square if it was a fair system. you do what jerry brown proposes, a 13% flat tax on all income, which is how much you earn, how much you give away, and your increase in wealth, that's the income. you pay 13%, and everyone does from beginning to end. you'll get tonnes of money, and stop getting the lawyers and accountants, favour grabbers, morality. >> should we be thinking differently about someone like me that earns their income through labour, earns it and gets a check from someone. versus someone that invests in capital. as far as you are concerned, everyone should be taxed based on what they earn. >> from the first dollar to the last dollar, then if you want to help people. using spending. don't hide it. write a check, and they'll know what they are getting from what they are. that's the way honesty and transparency does it. we are losing the race. we are becoming an oligarchic society like ukraine and some other p

start things off with quick view outside in the live neighborhood network, sun trying to peak through, in there somewhere, but do have some clouds certainly skewing the skyline out looking over from palmyra cove nature park overlooking the delaware, center city skyline, there you go, little brighter for you at the shore points, specifically here in cape may courthouse, couple of white puffy clouds, chilly, too, especially factor in the relatively modest northwest breeze, little high nerve spots, i am going to show now second. meanwhile, we had the little batch of morning snow, the last to gasp if you will of the storm that brought in yesterday snow. but that is finally, finally, retreating, and as you see, one system depart, high pressure take its place, winds start to kick in. it is predominantly out of the west or northwest, which means it, will feel little colder, any time that wind blows, and it is a decent winds. not damaging winds necessarily, but it is something that you notice. that will be the theme everywhere for the rest of the day. you might even see a residual flurry specially up near the mountain range, but we do expect to see tempe

in is what is going to be the affect of their economic policy on the economy, on jobs, on wages and things like that. it's decidedly skewed toward the republicans. if you have some kind of, you know, fais that the government's going to do it, it just doesn't add up to what the number's say. >> come on -- >> all you have to do is look at the last several administrations to wonder under which public policies do jobs and does the economy do better? clinton is synonymous as a word with -- >> recession we've ever had. how can you say that's a good policy? >> we were hemorrhaging 800,000 jobs a month when barack obama took a office and in a year, he steered the economy back to job growth. month by month for the remaining six years. >> after we got through the bump of $800 billion was stimulus that was taken out of the pocket, what's the job growth been there? its been terrible. the economy is sinking now. >> somebody just said $9 million were created under obama. that's not chump change. nobody else does. john, to you. what has done? what should one of the republican or democratic candidates do? people desperately need to see b

glancing blow from the arctic air which will continue to shove northeast and every thing with the next weather system skews eventually milder as it comes through. 2 pieces to the system. the first is after the clearer skies tonight and increasing and then the system approaches later on probably during the evening hours tomorrow. marginally cold enough. starts a little bit of snow. could be a light coating. a lot of that falling during the evening and overnight hours before wrapping up early wednesday morning. from there, little bit of a break during the daylight hours wednesday. this area of rain makes its way in late wednesday night and early thursday. heavier downpours are a possibility unlikely i' ll is in the form of rain, maybe in parts of the north country, little bit the lion share of this is rain s s. heavier rainfall pulls away. s for most. lots of sunshine. 20' s in the north country. cooler afternoon. cooler tomorrow after a chilly night tonight. in the warming trend with light mix showers snow showers on wednesday. especially thursday morning, before pulling away, temperatures fading back close

i think the results will end up belong skewed. the boys will be wearing it on their wrists. >> i don't know what she means. >> i don't know. >> anytime they get that dorm room to themselves it will look like -- >> that's totally against the rules and there is no reason to believe at the will vie dsh dash violate. when you are taking sex and drugs and drinking why not walk around in a circle. >> you weren't talking about video games? >> that is precisely what we are talking about. >> if somebody is playing video over and over again? >> who said i have been playing with a -- they think you are up to as good. i will say this. i actually put on a freshman 15 or so. >> you do? >> and it taught me how to take it off ordinary they need to run into matt discipline. >> this is something where they would see eye to eye. michelle obama is restricting people's diets in all sorts of ways. >> i want you to talk to me about how you use joy sticks. >> i was never good at the. >> stick. i was agitating. >> we will close things out with the bedtime

another accident eastbound on the skew you kill expressway, right a at the belmont avenue on ramp, right at manayunk train bridge there. so already a delay from conshohocken, on in, and it is first morning rush hour, monday morning rush hour, with septa's new spring schedule. if you didn't grab a hard copy last week, it effects all of the buses, subway and will travel i lines. down load new schedule. i have put the a lincoln facebook and twitter for everybody before you step out of the front door. mike and alex, back to you. >>> deadly fire, yesterday, delaware county. >> a man end up, recovering from the hospital and trying to save his wife in this fire in boothwyn and dave kinchen is live where the fire occurred. >> his wife did die inside that home, dave. >> like you said what you do when you love someone in a very tragic situation like this. that man being treated for burns at a hospital. let me step out of the way. we will show you what the damage did from this fire in the day light, and investigators will likely be back out here this morning trying to find a cause of the fire that