his name is toby dawson.at these olympics not as an athlete but as a coach for the south korean team. as lester holt tells us now, how he got here is a remarkable journey of discovery. >> reporter: he was just a little boy when he was lost and ended up in a korean orphanage in 1981. a year later he was adopted by mike and debby dawson, ski instructors from vail. they named the boy toby. >> this is one of my favorites. this is what toby came in when he got off the plane from korea. >> by age 4, toebs was on skis. he was a natural earning the nickname awesome dawson. >> everyone would egg me on. go big, or jump higher. >> look how fast he's going. >> reporter: in a 2006 competition, he was so exuberant at the finish line he tumbled over the fencing. >> oh, he's over the fence. >> reporter: and landed at the judges' feet. with that run, toby punched his ticket to torino. >> toby dawson. >> reporter: he delivered, bringing home a bronze medal in moguls. >> that is an amazing run by toby dawson. >> reporter: to be

incredibly, this was not toby young. laughter.sters and special advisers not to appoint someone with close links to the student union. hear, hear! shocking. the report also notes that — can the minister tell us why being elected by students makes someone unsuitable to represent them? and how could the then minister tell us that it was not reasonable to vet social media, when they did so for the student representative? clearly it was not as extensive as it could‘ve been. hear, hear! it was the previous higher education ministerjoejohnson who oversaw the appointments. he came in for some stinging criticism from mps. this report is absolutely damning. particularly in relation to the former universities minister and his role in this appointment. and there are very serious questions that he should be answering to this house about claims that he made that it was not appropriate to do due diligence on candidates, a statement he made from despatch box yet his department and him himself ordering the very same due diligence against a cabine

pastor tobi... knives or weapons that they may have in their pockets. we've had times where people are coming to the altar and people are dropping their drugs on the altar. we are coming where people are dropping their knives on the altar. i mean, last week, a young boy that came, ajo, i was praying for him, i was holding him and he was crying. a 23—year—old man crying, because he doesn't want that lifestyle. the only reason he's doing that lifestyle is because that's all he knows. just two years ago, connor was facing a 12—year prison sentence for a string of violent crimes. he is one of 14 ex—offenders who now lives with pastor tobi at his home. they need shelter. that is not shelter from ex—gang people chasing them. the mind, the mind is the factory for everything and i've got to do that. again, i stumbled into this. it's not a plan. it is not something we sat down and said we were going to have. but i will deal with cases and ask myself, "where do i want him to go?" i know that when he is coming

toby alderweireld is back.lf, toby alderweireld, out for 20 games. and they've continue to do quite and yet missing a player who i may suggest is one of the best players they have. how big would be for the club if spurs could go through to the quarterfinals for the first time?m would be very big especially with the stadium looming, the difficulty of attracting players and trying to keep the salary is sensible. the clu b keep the salary is sensible. the club do understand income expenditure which some clubs do not. so many factors and you just have to say of course it can be a very big result for them to get the quarterfinals. thank you for coming manchester city are the runawat premier league leaders of course and with a 16 point gap there, the focus for them will be winning a first champions league title. captain vincent kompany and his teammates begin with a match at swiss side fc basel. who have won 4 of their last 5 home games against english clubs in the competition. i think that things have changed now. i

that's friggin toby focal a senior associate at the democratic station policy council in brussels toby thank you for joining us and of the countries that are being discussed for accession into the e.u. which are the most likely to join. well the european commission keeps talking about serbia montenegro as being the regional frontrunners. will probably open membership talks quite soon. your highness handy enlargement commissioner is going to travel to belgrade in the coming days so only serbia montenegro which i think sense the wrong signal to the region which is that unless you're one of the frontrunners you you will be bait to wait and that's very discouraging for costs of war and for abbas and herzegovina in particular which are both have their own problems to deal with toby we already mentioned that the e.u. also has its own problems to deal with you're talking about resentment over the migration crisis brags that and not least a rise of populism an anti european movement why is the e.u. thinking about getting bigger at a time when it's struggling to stay together. well to some exte

we couldn't have done it without you, and our community leaders led by corrine and toby and bruce who have been active since day one. i mean, all of us together, this is a historic day, so thank you very much for -- oh, yeah, labor. of course labor was involved. labor is involved and will continue to be involved throughout the project, yes. yes. thank everybody. okay. commissioners. are we ready to vote? all in favor? any opposed? resolution 18-03 through 18-10 have been approved. [applause] >> clerk: item 12, new business. >> i just have one thing for new business, and that is the southern bay front negotiation framework. i think this is a great document, and i think this is absolutely wonderful, and the fact that we have nine projects of -- of new opportunities in the southern waterfront. it takes me 45 minutes to an hour to get to work every day, so there are existing traffic problems that have to be addressed, and i totally appreciate that mission rock and forest city are going to contribute $90 million to this part of the waterfront. but i just need to know how it all works toget

a welcome return for toby alderweireld, who makes his first appearance in over two months. newport county taking over 7000 fans to wembley. the average 3000 in league 2. rochdale waiting for the winners. all that he needs you can find on the bbc sport website and obviously there will be commentary you will find on five live as well. we will have much more on bbc news throughout the rest of the evening, but from all of us at the bbc sport centre, goodbye for now. you're watching bbc news. aftershocks continue to hit taiwan, after a powerful earthquake killed at least six people and injured more than 200 others. rescue efforts are continuing to free others still trapped in buildings that could collapse, after the 6.4 magnitude quake struck the city of hualien. cindy sui has more. taiwanese people are used to earthquakes, but this one shocked many. it forced several buildings to near complete collapse. new cctv footage has emerged of the moment when the earthquake struck. this terrified woman escaped without injury. the quake shook many people out of bed. they scrambled to sav

this is set in the trenches of world war i, a terrific ensemble cast, toby jones, paul bettany. ..... and essentially what the film does is ca ptu re essentially what the film does is capture the sort of day—to—day squalor and struggle and comradeship of people in those trenches in the middle of that terrible war. my my darling joan. when you read this, i don't imagine that for one moment you will feel bitter and resentful. but you will find comfort in the thought that i went down fighting for my country. you are too clear—headed for that, my darling. there is a job to be done. it ought never to have arisen, but that is not the point. i have had so very much out of life. and all these youngsters do not realise how unlucky they are. so new are they to their very existence. paul bettany, paul betta ny, capturing paul bettany, capturing the understated power of the drama. this isa understated power of the drama. this is a story that everyone knows, but i think they bring something new to it. there is a palpable sense of terror, as —— the fact that we are waiting for a german attack, i

tobyjones and toby jones and pulled tobyjones and pulled it in the star in journey's tobyjones and pulledt in the star injourney‘s end, tobyjones and pulled it in the star in journey's end, a tobyjones and pulled it in the star injourney‘s end, a world war i set in the trenches, hear mark kermode ‘s thoughts on that and the rest of the top cinema releases in film review. —— of the film review. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are economics commentator and author dharshini david and broadcaster and former fleet street editor eve pollard. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the observer leads on comments from a former head of the civil service, who makes a scathing comparison between some brexiteers and german nationalists between the world wars. theresa may will face a coup from cabinet brexiteers if she persists with plans to remain in the customs union, according to the sunday times. and more brexit on the sunday telegraph which says the prime minister is being urged to invoke the example of margaret thatcher and defy

. >> we see kate and toby's bachelor/bachelorette party in vegas.rs promise jack's story is not over. that includes this photo. >> we were like who took that picture and who released it? it's the finale. they're going to pull out some cards. >> logan also has a side project on the web called "relic." he told us how he channels justin hartley so well. >> you need brown eyes. contacts. >> are you ready for speed round? >> who in the cast acts like parents in real life? >> milo is our dad on set. >> do the guys do the push up challenge? >> i haven't seen them do it lately. >> who can cry on cue? >> sterling. it's ridiculous. >> he's amazing. he can bring the funny too. we'll see that firsthand when he hosts "snl" on march 10th. >> he's going to kill it. >> you know who else is killing it? alicia vikander. she worked hard to get lara croft cut. the struggle was real. >> this is truth telling time. what was tougher, the work outs or the diet that had to go with it? >> i must say the diet for sure. i have actually enjoy the work out quite a lot. filming i

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they took toby kessler into custody after he robbed a jewelry store on february 16. he's been linked to two other burglaries at the same store in recent weeks. >>> they say he got away with $250,000 in jewelry. you're looking at photos showing some of the stolen items their police recovered gemstone rings, bracelets and dozens of air rings. he is being charged with all three cases. he is facing several charges including burglary and grand theft. >>> san jose police are trying to determine who is responsible for the latest case of "swatting". that is when someone calls law enforcement reporting a crime to deliberately draw a police response. yesterday evening officers raced to a home on n. 11th st. just north of san jose state. authorities received a call about an armed home invasion. officers called and talked to a man inside of the home asking him armed men were holding anyone hostage. as a precaution police ordered all five people to walk out with their hands behind their back. . >> we just got swatted. i did not know that it happened but yes that's the reality. .

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. >> yeah, it's going toby a nice warmup all around. this is one of the colder neighborhoods right now. the temperatures right around the freezing mark. but most of the region is near 40. philadelphia, delaware and now 37 in south jersey. and look at the shore, 43 degrees to start with. a closer view of the lehigh valley and berks county, not everybody in the low 30s. 42 degrees right now and hope well also at 42. farther to the north easton in the 30s to start with today. in the lehigh valley i think those temperatures really recover. allentown up to 60 degrees and close to it this afternoon for easton. you'll see lots of sunshine and some clouding. this won't be as clear as yesterday, but we'll get enough sun to warm up. a little bit cooler at the shore but still a really nice day considering it's the last day of february. 60 degrees in wilmington this afternoon. this is high scattered clouds. this is not a rainmaker. no, that arrives tomorrow. after it dry morning this rain will be carrying us through the afternoon and right on into

but toby miller has been documenting one of the game's most exciting performances every step of the waype. >> plus, is the city rich in culture and history. and we get an insider's look at seoul in ways tourists rarely experience. >> so this is kimchi. >> you can't script it any better than this. >> relive some of the most memorable moments we have seen in pyeongchang next on the "olympic zone".

it's going toby a steady rain with some downpours into the afternoon and evening hours. look at 6:00 tomorrow evening. allentown, doylestown, will see a light rainfall. the rain moves in on thursday. we'll still have some showers on friday. and now looks like we could top 2 inches of rain in doylestown. close to 2 inches in atlantic city. so it's going to get rainy on us, and then the wind will pick up. and that brings the temperature down. so today is going to be the warmest of the next ten. 61 degrees for this afternoon with partly sunny skies. a dry start tomorrow morning, rain arrives by afternoon. a rainy day thursday and into friday. the showers will be around on friday. the wind will pick up, and look at those temperatures. coming down 40s for friday and saturday 33 degrees to start with, 48 in the afternoon with gusty winds. it's going to feel colder than that. we will see lots of sunshine and less wind on sunday, so it's going to feel better. just a little bit warmer on monday. sunny skies and 50 degrees, and clouds will be building on tuesday. i think tuesday i

this evening there is going toby a break in the rainfall. so if you're out and about less likely you'll need an umbrella. you might want to keep one around in case there is a few sprinkles around. and the trend, though, is for warmer temperatures. we'll hit 45 degrees during the afternoon. they'll actually bump up a little bit this evening. we'll get that break from the rain and climb a little bit into saturday morning, and saturday afternoon 55 degrees. it's going to take most of the day on sunday to get to 60. most of the morning we'll see the temperatures in the 50s, and then 55 degrees on monday. but this comes with some sunshine. we'll be drying out with temperatures in the 50s for monday, tuesday and wednesday. a more detailed look at your weekend when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thank you, bill. nine minutes past 5:00 a.m. on this friday. let's get a look at the schuylkill. >> jessica boyington has that for you. >> this is eastbound here. obviously behind a pole as well, but you can see police activity that's obvious here. watching th

toby kessler is accused of robbing the same jewelry store three different times this year.re was targeted... only that it was in the stonestown these are some the items that police recovered. the most recent robbery happened last friday. employees called police and they were able to track kessler down. ( darya ) a bart passenger is assaulted by a group of teenagers trying to steal a cell phone. it happened tuesday at the powell street bart station in downtown san francisco. the bart passenger was confronted on a train by four teens who tried to snatch his phone. when the man refused... when the phone.snatch his tried to snatch his phone. when the man refused... there was a struggle that went onto the bart platform. that's when the victim fell and the teens were able to run off with the phone. ( darya ) bart officials are telling riders to be careful if you sit by the door way with yo

this man toby kessler has also been linked to two other burglaries at the same store in recent weeks. we want to show you pictures showing some of the stolen items. police recovered gemstone rings bracelets and earrings. kessler has been arrested and is facing multiple charges including burglary and grand theft.>>> some frightening moments after a 911 call it reported a home invasion and burglary in san jose. officers responded to a home at north 11th street and east st. james. in this case the call was fake. police say it is part of a new swatting trend. someone calls police with a bogus emergency to generate is what response. jesse is in san jose with this latest example of the growing problem.>> reporter: at a time when many people are on pins and needles over guns and violence it seems almost unthinkable someone would take that narrative and turn it into a joke. that is one of the motivating factors behind swatting. another is vengeance.>> early wednesday san jose police units converge at a house in the 200 block of north 11th street. they deployed and ducked behind cars and trees

toby, first, you worked at both 0xfam and more recently save the children.gy? yes, it is. ithink it is the terminology 0xfam themselves are using. how do you think this happened?” think it was a system failure, that is why i think they are accountable as an organisation. there was more than enough is known about the individuals involved that they should not have been an haiti in the first place. i think that is why their systems are under the spotlight. what part of the system failed if people knew what these...? they were being rehired. that they we re they were being rehired. that they were being rehired when there had been reported problems from female collea g u es been reported problems from female colleagues about how they felt but also, indirectly, about their behaviour in previous missions. they simply should not have been hired. what do you think about the way 0xfa m what do you think about the way 0xfam has handled this?” what do you think about the way 0xfam has handled this? i think it has been very difficult for them. i think they would be the f

. >> it is a very toby sobering report to say the least. se of the questions i have, among many who bears the cost of all of these costs? >> yes. these costs are borne by individuals and their families, an employers, and by t taxpayers through wha we are paying for services such as police and emergency response. and the loss in tax revenues. so, really, across theboard. but what we find, interestingly, is the majority of thee costs estimate are borne by individuals in the private sector in the form of the lost productivity and the lost wages from both people dying prematurely of opioid overdoses and the lost productivity of those who are living with addiction. >> so how fas is the cost curve steepening? >> how fast is it steepening? >> what we saw between 2016 and 17, we are estimate being a 20% increase. back in 20001, we eimate the cost to the u.s. of the epidemic was about $30 bslion. by 207 n the same year's dollars, 2016 dollars, we estimate $115 billion. and it's been accelerating. so every year it seems to be growing faster and faste

a welcome return for toby alderweireld, who makes his first appearance in over two months.or the winners. all that he

. >> reporter: developer toby bazuto faces more difficult financing on every new project. 70,000ave a portfolio of units mostly in the luxury space. his tenants spend a relatively low share o their hi incomes on rent. >> that being a said it is a omle of two cities. in the middle i and the lower income markets, people are spending o proportionally more their rent. so much so that i believe there is ans acute cri headed our way. >> reporter: despite rising incomes, nearly a quarter of all renter households spend more than half their income on rent. that according to harvard's joint center for housing studies. non-luxury rents continue to rise because of the short supply. puthy don't developers just up more affordable products. >> a two by four doesn't care whether it is an luxury building or an affordable building. it cos the same. the differential is rent. and there is a roouj uge disparity between high end rent versus low end reptd. the reality is for us to develop an economically viable feasible project it has to, my nature, be gh en. >> reporter: not what mosle pe need. >>> it is t

bill murray, toby keith. happy hour any time at the pro-am. 3rd round action, rory mcilroy may not have made the cut, but at 18, mcilroy settled for a birdie. finished 85th. at the 8th hole jason day for birdie. it's got to go. it's got to go! 3 under 69. tied for third. two shots off the lead. give me dustin johnson. world's number one player. entered the day tied for the lead. at 7, rolled in the birdie putt. took a 4 shot lead. d.j. 4 under after seven holes. at the first hole, he carded a 9 under 62 and took sole possession of the lead. back at pebble, johnson, fairways and greens. that's his business. his approach out at 18 set him up for birdie. 2 under 70 has him tied with potter atop the leaderboard. as we go to it, potter and johnson headed into sunday at 14 under par. 12 players within 5 shots of the lead. you can see the final round right here on kpix 5. >>> nfl. i saw a guy today with his son at a playground. what was he doing? teaching him how to throw a football. maybe one day, like 49 quarterba

we pick up 5 inches of snow, in toby hanna, 2 inches in allentown, 1.1 in gilbertsville. not much, just that light coating, it is more of a slush and ice. we pick up .3 of an inch of ice here in philadelphia slippery morning gave way to a wet afternoon but by 7:00 we expect rain to be o city and lehigh valley and poconos could hang on until 9:00 in south jersey and delaware before finally gets on out, bringing cold air in its wake. i will tell you just how cold it will be for parade tomorrow coming up for now ukee and jessica back to you. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" staying safe during the celebration, our stephanie stahl joins us once again with information on how roadeet tomorrow. ♪ ♪ those who fear the future... the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ >>> hospitals in philadelphia have geared up to handle any medical issues that happen during theagles victory celebration. >> health reporter stephanie stahl has more on that cold is a big issue, hospitals are ready for that and everything else with the huge crowds expect it is trick toy getothe t them to a hospita

as you just heard the host accused toby of not sounding like an american when she questioned washington's foreign policy and she spoke to us about the exchange i was really shocked by by the question of the statement but also i think it also goes back to sort of the place that muslims in america are constantly put themselves in that we have to constantly prove that we're american enough to deserve respect to deserve being bombed or banned which all of which this country and other western countries are also involved in in the middle east and then the second that we sort of criticize the state for what they have actually done that were deemed un-american cad to be also told r.t. that she's been flattered by the positive comments she's received online tweets range from surprised to praise for the blogger for speaking freely here's cabbie again commenting on freedom of expression and on going viral. unfortunately i guess after the fact i wasn't too surprised because muslims and people of color in this country and across the west are constantly put in positions where we're constantly kind of b

toby ascribes has been refining the technology for fifteen years he wants to see an end to animal testing. experiments conducted with our equipment less costly than animal tests. they save time which is also a cost factor for a company for instance when it wants to know quickly how a new product compares to the competition. and you have to bear in mind the animal testing can last months if not years our alternative method is significantly faster and cheaper. so why are research institute still testing the effect of korra missions on primates animal rights organization has long called for a rethink has that happened. you know just being told is to far just the opposite there's been a huge rise in animal testing but in germany alone three million so-called laboratory animals die in experiments every year. it's as though there were a basic principle in the industry no animal gets out of the lab alive more than two thirds of the animals used in laboratory tests are mice followed by rats fish rabbits and birds in the e.u. testing on non-human primates requires a special permit so they're used

mount pocono, toby hand, east stroudberg, are under advisory until 1:00 in the afternoon because we will have chance for some freezing, rain, so, as the rain comes through tomorrow especially in the morning and then again in the afternoon temperatures will be at or below freezing that could lead to ice on the roads , bridges, overpasses will ice, first, and then if you are traveling this weekend up to the mountains watch out for that icing. coming up we will tell you hutch rain to expect for the weekend and we will time it out as far as weekend plans are concerned and we will tell you when sun returns and then temperatures go backup above average, back over to you. >>> unveiled a new mural to honor octavius b catto in south philadelphia. we received the first look at how five story mural of catto will look at the wall of the universal institute charter school, located near 15th and catherine from where catto lived and was assassinated in 1871. mural is expect to be complete this summer. >>> philadelphia's reading terminal market went back in time today to celebrate its 125th anniversary.

toby clark survived the las vegas massacre. he still opposes a ban on assault rifles. >> reporter: how many guns do you own? >> many. >> reporter: and are any of them assault weapons? >> yes. >> reporter: and your outlook on owning these types of weapons has not changed. >> no. >> reporter: when it comes to gun rights and maybe any sort of legislation, what is the limit for you? >> i'm open to ideas to fix the problems that we have. i mean, nobody's perfect. i mean, we all make mistakes. >> yes. >> but when, you know, people just want to ban something just because somebody did something wrong with it, i think that's not helping the issue at all. >> reporter: well, i know wersonally-- >> reporter: christine leinonen, ono lost her son in the orlando pulse nightclub shooting believes a ban on assault weapons would help. ss i lost my son in a mass shooting, my only child. ved he's only one of over 100 people that were killed within a couple of minutes, that were shot within a couple of minutes, 49 who died within a couple of minute

toby kessler is accused of stealing jewelry from three malls. confiscating dozens of earring as well as rings. store employees called police. >>> students walked out of class to demand tougher gun laws one week after 17 people were killed in parkland, florida. in coral springs, florida, students formed a heart on the football field. some marched holding hands. chanting never again. some students say they felt the need to demand change since adults were not taking action. students at bay area schools joined the walkout. elisa herrington was there. >> our generation has a voice. >> reporter: a group of students at alameda's encinal high school walked out. never again movement after last week's shooting. >> it could happen anywhere, any time so be aware. >> if all of us worked together and put our voices and our minds to it, our impact would be so much bigger. >> reporter: students held a moment of silence. they told me they want stricter gun laws. >> they should up the bullet price too. >> i don't feel like civilians should have guns especially if

toby keith from a bunker on ten way overshoots the hole and watch it roll back down the hill. just missed it. birdie put on 16. fifth place on nine under par. hostler the rookie and johnson. and especially for you because you are a huge giants fan. but bumgarner was at the interview session today. has not been on a horse or a dirt bike. >> no chopping trees and cutting your own sandwich. >> something safe. >> join us tonight. coming up the ten second video that is getting enormous video. what you are seeing here ahead at 9:00. >>> luck helped a bay area man do what police couldn't, which is find his stolen van. at eight-ton the it is be my valtine. >>> a few thoughts about what matters. the bay area is a great place to live as we all know. we have a problem. people are leaving in droves. high cost of housing and other living expenses on the rise and traffic are causing people who are throwing in the towel. in the past few months 16,000 people have left the bay area. they are being lured away by a less stressful and less expensive lifestyle in other parts of the country. the pr

toby keith from a bunker on ten way overshoots the hole and watch it roll back down the hill. it. birdie put on 16. fifth place on nine under par. hostler the rookie and and especially for you because you are a huge giants fan. but bumgarner was at the interview session today. has not been on a horse or a dirt bike. >> no chopping trees and cutting your own sandwich. >> something safe. >> join us tonight. coming up the ten second video that is getting enormous video. what you are seeing here ahead at 9:00. >>> luck helped a bay area man do what police couldn't, which is find his stolen van. at eight-ton the it is valtine. >>> a few thoughts about what matters. the bay area is a great place to live as we all know. we have a problem. people are leaving in droves. high cost of housing and other living expenses on the rise and traffic are causing people who are throwing in the towel. in the past few months 16,000 people have left the bay area. they are being lured away by a less stressful and less expensive lifestyle in other parts of the country. the prime minister of canada is h

toby kessler is accused of robbing the same jewlry store three different times this year. police have not said which store was targeted... only that it was in the stonestown mall. these are some the items that police recovered. the most recent robbery happened last friday. employees called police and they were able to track kessler down and recover 230-thousand dollars worth of jewelry. ( robin ) in the south bay... police in sunnyvale have arrested this man after they say he exposed himself to children while watching them at gymnastics practice. he is richard salcida. he has prior arrests for similar acts in other cities in santa clara county and was recently released from jail after being convicted of indecent exposure. at that time he was required to register as a sex offender. ( robin ) four people are sent to the hospital in four separate stabbings in san francisco. the stabbings happened on monday and tuesday. the first happened monday night when an alleged shoplifter slashed the person who tried to stop her on the 1300 block of stockton street. then about 30 minutes

toby kessler is accused of stealing jewelry from three malls. confiscating dozens of earring as well as rings. store employees called police. >>> students walked out of class to demand tougher gun laws one week after 17 people were killed in parkland, florida. in coral springs, florida, students formed a heart on the football field. some marched holding hands. chanting never again. some students say they felt the need to demand change since adults were not taking action. students at bay area schools joined the walkout. elisa herrington was there. >> our generation has a voice. >> reporter: a group of students at alameda's encinal high school walked out. never again movement after last week's shooting. >> it could happen anywhere, any time so be aware. >> if all of us worked together and put our voices and our minds to it, our impact would be so much bigger. >> reporter: students held a moment of silence. they told me they want stricter gun laws. >> they should up the bullet price too. >> i don't feel like civilians should have guns especially if

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toby hanna, east stroudberg poconos where you could run into minor black icing this morning. that one hyper local concern. rest of us had in precipitation, overnight looking fine, chilly but not as cold as yesterday along i-95 notice wind out of the south and air mass coming from the milder place to allow to us rebound more readily. we should see sun breaks through those cloud in the poconos showers start to move back in. they will be rain showers, this evening, and that is wet weather that overtakes the rest of the region, later on tonight. coming up we will talk about the timing of the several rounds of precipitation in the only do we have rain but now, we have a batch of what promises to be a sneaky system and could bring in some snow by the weekend, meisha. >>> rain, snow, temperatures rising. >> yes. >> whatever you want, i got it >> katie, thanks very much. happy valentines day to you, birds eye view shot here a cool, gorgeous shot of the vine and i-95 but you can see how many vehicles out there lots of neighbors out there getting a jump start on valentines day so just

the jersey shore will be in the low 50s, but most of the rest of the area is going toby close to 60 degrees today. enjoy it today because march is completely different animal. >> we'll worry about march tomorrow. we'll have local updates throughout the morning. >> thanks for being with us today. the "today" show starts right now. >>> good morning. emotional return. students at stoneman douglas high school head back to class this morning, two weeks after that tragic shooting. extra security and counselors in place, the feelings still raw. >> we're going to use this fear and this anger to motivate us for change. >> this morning, the new details emerging about the confessed gunman's plan for more carnage. >>> white lies. hope hicks, president trump's long-time aide, reported admitting twisting the truth sometimes for her boss. hicks testifying for nine hours on capitol hill, as the president's son-in-law and adviser jared kushner has his security clearance revoked. >>> soaked. heavy