wilmington 39, trenton 36, dover 38, tok pose -- poconos 26. >> we're finally seeing a lot of breaks in the clouds low pressure swriling for two days now is fumely moving along way. we're carving out area of skleer skies from ohio valley to south. still clouds here. clouds will thin out as we have. >> overnight low 26. >> 31 center city. nothing unusual and ski slopes open in the poconos and looking nice, partly sunny tomorrow, 10:00, 30, by 2bg, 32 degrees wind chills open the slopes will be in the mid 20s. here at home philadelphia tomorrow same temperature at today 42 degrees below normal more are sun and clouds. that 4 will feel better than today's since it won't be breezy and quite as windy. as we head into sunday wick pick of the weekend it will bring us closer high of 45 and that sets the states for sunday nights football at the linc. bundle up if you get there it will be chilly and calm winds. partly cloudy skies. rain free. 39 by the 4th quarter. and 37, it should be a nice night for football. >> the 7-day forecast. mixture of sun and clouds, breezy, not as wendy. more sunsh

al jazerra, tok tokyo. >>> to yemen where at least four houthi rebels have been killed while battlinga. houthi rebels are also in control of an area north of the capital. they blew up seven buildings. despite a peace agreement signed by all parties, but there is hope for peace as caroline malone aren't. >> reporter: residents here want to make hair city a symbol of peace in a country troubled by sign lens. the rebels took control of the cap that would san al saw nah sn september. they want to focus the country's cultural capital. >> translator: our decisions, goal, destiny, want, wasn't to type tiaz the capital of yemen. away from the political strive that the other political force have his been engaged in. >> reporter: houthi rebels are related by members of their political wing and have offered to support and help the local leaders to keep the peace. >> translator: we are ready to help the local authorities and security forces maintain peace and security in this province and across yemen. >> reporter: there were protests when the houthis began to take over neighboring provinces in r

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going toks like we are see president putin walking on stage very shortly. >> i think it would be interesting to see how the swiss franc itself trades in response to this move. the timing of it is a bit of a surprise. if you see euro-swiss start the bounce and it keeps up recovery through the weekend -- >> looking at it for the last half hour, not doing that. the rally is beginning to fade. there is pressure on the smb. >> and we have the all-important ecb press conference on january 22. the swiss national bank will then have to deal with what the ecb does. they have decided they will publish accounts after the policy meeting. we will see the machinations. >> the ecb? >> they will publish regular accounts of policy discussions. --you might as well >> i like your thinking. that would be fantastic. >> would you welcome transparency? in a very political ecb, it becomes more difficult? >> i'm a bit removed from the dealing room atmosphere. i can imagine some guys in my early days, part of your value was trying to be the guru. that business is becoming redundant. i think in terms of public welfare

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most commanders receive high toks in their efforts promote a climate of respect. this does not hold down the chain. for this reason, the secretary improved training for first-line supervisors and civilians. the skills and knowledge that allows somebody to effectively promote a healthy climate and prevent retaliation must be acquired and practice. first-line supervisors are the most likely to see an acceptable behavior when they occur and take corrective action. the secretary is directing a study that will allow us to customize and consider local factors that impact sexual assault prevention efforts. several efforts indicate one size does not fit all when it comes to prevention. what works at a large army base in a metropolitan area may not necessarily work at a small air force base in a more remote rural area. this will help identify concrete examples of what these military communities could do to further prevent sexual assault. finally, feedback from our focus ourp sessions indicated troops may benefit from hearing about the progress we are making in sexual assau

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