the title is meant to suggest that new york was a game they went fugitive slaves got to new york city, they were then very quickly sent to upstate new york, eventually canada and they could really achieve freedom. new york was a pivotal turning point in the journey from slavery to freedom. i got interested in the subject completely accidentally. a few years ago a student of nine who was working on a senior thesis in colombia about sidney howard k. and abolition as journalist who is interested in his journalistic career. she said to me and the papers we have better: be a library, there is this document about fugitive slaves. you might find it interesting. i filed that away in one day i was up there and asked for this box yet i never heard of this document. i never seen it cited anywhere. basically for two years 1855 1856, the journalist, also an activist in the railroad recorded the experiences of over 200 men women and children who came to new york city on the way to freedom and been a journalist, he interviewed them and took down their stories, who owned them why they escaped, how they escaped where he spent time and even how m

she goes and needs them at the train depot and then they are sent to upstate new york and canada. they go to get rid of pbs corpus for people who are brought to the state trying to get them free. what's interesting about louis napoleon is that he is illiterate. there are papers marked with an x. and yet he is an activist, very courageous and he takes funding legal cases and i know nothing about him until i discovered him in the manuscript. napoleon had gotten pbs corpus to free some slaves brought into the state by a virginian. the lawyer says in the case is this louis napoleon who was brought to the emperor of france and john who was representing them says no she is a much better man. so napoleon was a very outstanding courageous man. >> host: he's just one of many that are so involved in helping these fugitives. we know so much about. tubman has made several trips out to free relatives and people she didn't even know. we don't know about these other people. we don't know what these people until now who are escaping either individually or in groups. can you tell us a little about

we have some snow showers a across upstate, new york. we have some flurries across poconos. some of that could drift south and east otherwise for rest of tonight we will stay mostly dry and it won't be as cold tonight as it was last night. check out the the highs across much of the eastern half of the u.s. forty-six today, in cincinnati. sixty-seven in st. louis. fifty-six in memphis tennessee. we will tap in a piece of that milder eras we get a westerly wind for the the second half of our weekend. we will talk about what is ahead in the near term. we have had melting going on with temperatures in the upper 30's. it will refreeze tonight. good news, we will spring, forward with daylight saving time beginning on sunday, and it the gets milder with moderating temperatures for sunday as well. those details coming up with the full exclusive accu weather forecast, walter. >>> stay on top of the changing conditions with the six a abc storm tracker app that put our radar and the exclusive accu weather seven day forecast right in the the palm of your hand. app is free to down load f

couple of very light, believe it or not lake enhanced snow showers at the this point up across upstate new york. we however are clearing out nicely. we will see full sunshine with you never take days like this at face value. the current wind speeds flowing out of the northwest but they are not the damaging wind but they are noticeable. if you are talking 15, 16, flirting with 20 miles per hour sustained wind speeds this is sustained wind but not gusts that will be noticeable and make it feel colder. the it send a chill when you talk temperatures below average. the we are only expect to go hit lower 40's later today. there will be sunshine to go with this all day long here but breeze will persist to go a long with that and that said as we head low 40's here today we will not feel any better then say the the freezing mark. even though we are going to be officially kicking off first day of spring on friday isn't that beautiful with have daffodils, tulips and sunshine, guys, we are looking a a head to a storm that could be bringing us some snow. i will have more details on that as the the show move

new york city, although it deals with a lot of other places. i kind of gave way. they were then very quickly sent to upstate new york eventually to canada and could achieve freedom. new york was kind of a pivotal turning.in their journey from slavery to freedom. i got interested in the subject completely accidentally. a a few years ago a student of mine who was working on a senior thesis of columbia about sidney howard day for an abolitionist journalist was interested in his journalistic career. @was interested in his journalistic career. said to me, in the papers which we have at our library there is a document that fugitive slaves. you might find it interesting. our file thataway. i asked this box that had that -- i never heard of this document. but basically for two years 1855 from 1856 1855 from 1856 a journalist and also an activist in the underground railroad record of recorded the experiences of over 200 men, women and children for fugitive slaves on their way to freedom. being a journalist to interview benedict other stories, who on the why they escape how they escaped. and even how much money you s

new york was a kind of gateway. when fugitive slaves got to new york city, they were then very quickly sent to upstate new york eventually to canada and they could really achieve freedom. and so new york was kind of a pivotal turning point in their journey from slavely to freedom. slavery to freedom. i got interested in the subject completely accidentally actually. a few years ago a student of mine who was working on a senior thesis at columbia about sidney howard gaye an abolitionist journalist, she was interested in his journalistic career but she said to me in the papers which we have at our columbia library, there's this document about fugitive slaves. i'm not sure what it's about, you might find it interesting. so i filed it away, and one day i was up there, and i had never heard of this document called the record of fugitives. i'd never seen it cited anywhere. but basically for two years 1855-1856, gaye a journalist and also an activist in the underground railroad, recorded the experiences of over 200 men, women and children who came through new york city, fugitive slaves on their way to freedom. and being a journa

. >> i headed to upstate new york. what lies outside of the hustle bustle.und was cows ready for milking. over 500 acres. i've never seen anything like this. completely eye-opening. they are hooked up to a milking machine producing close to 40 pounds of milk. >> it is hard to say. it starts at 1:00 o'clock in the morning. >> i had to give it a go. it is not as easy as it looks. covered in manure. difficult to see where they are located. these animals way more than 1,000 pounds. kicked in the face. but as you can see i succeeded. took me on a tour. designed for optimal comfort. how much hard work goes into it. also not very rewarding. >> twenty-seven and $28 last year. the last two months from 18 to 17. >> don't give her too much. darius produced. >> the supply. the bulk of them do. 100 percent discomfort. >> subject to so much more an extra fees. >> are you including yours? >> yes. i was given a 30 day notice. so i have been working day and night. >> 500 acres of land where the cows are currently being housed. just gone. it is depressing. we're also looking

. >> just this week late this week, we heard high school a new york, upstate new york pine bush high school where they were told to recite the pledge of allegiance in arabic. maybe that's causing some of the problems. >> absolutely that's part of the problem. lone wolf attacks are difficult to prevent, but begin the amount of threats that have been made, western the thousands of westerners that have chosen to join the ranks of isis we need to be more vigilant than ever. but it isn't just these lone wolf attackers, the fight is is a brord and what we need is more commitment, a stronger commitment and stronger resolve from the president obama to rooting out isis from their strong holds in the middle east to north africa because the reality is the more ground that they gain the more barbaric acts they commit the more they're going to inspire tease lone wolf actors across the world. >> juan, you and i have had this discussion going back and forth on this. if you really want to beat isis, even john kerry said if if we want to beat them we would do that but we don't want to fall into that

as much madness continues, the american eagles travel to upstate new york for a semifinal. nothing peewee about this. makes a great head fake, up and under. that started a 2-0 run for the eagles. second half, eagles continue their hot shooting. 4-3 of the game. they win 73-62. they will play at lafayette for the patriot league championship wednesday night. the colonials trailed by eight at the half, with jones in foul trouble, john paul jones. colonials back in the lead, 4739. less than four minutes to go colonials in control. gets it in the post. nice turnaround jump. the final, 75-62. alex ovechkin scored his late living -- league-leading goal of the season. six different players got in on the action. i guess it was contagious last night. >> it is hard to explain, but scoring goals is contagious. it is like a home run hitter. you start to feel it, and you just start reacting and do not think. >> we have to build our game with the killer instinct in us. i thought we did a good job. robert coleman last night in milwaukee, a washington fan was on his game. he makes a half qu

a few clouds north of the pennsylvania turnpike these are pulling out and lifting into upstate new york. later this afternoon we'll be left with clouds around mostly sunny skies, it will stay that way tomorrow. and then we get into tuesday we get into this system here. this is starting to gather strengthen that will pull north appear east a couple of lightning strikes wilt, for the most participant -- with it, for the most part it's a rainmaker. upper 40s this afternoon low 50s throughout the area. add five or six degrees to the numbers tomorrow. tomorrow, 52 in philadelphia. 53 in millville. 50 in dover. wilmington, 51. trenton, 49. the normal high for this time of the year is 51. so we may have a day above average for a change. very long time since i've been able to say that. trenton, 51, lancaster 50. look at millville 55. the only fly in the ointment, the clouds lower and thicken showers break out in advance of a warm front that will pull through during the later afternoon and early evening hours. behind the warm front we'll see the warmest temperatures so far this year. 50 degrees

groups assisting fugitive slaves, new york city was a key point there because once slaves reached new york city, they are quickly sent up to new england or to upstatew york or canada so, really, this was the point from which it would be very close to freedom. i also use that title in a slightly ironic sense because that is how we think of new york , as a new yorker, we think ourselves -- the statue of liberty is over here -- as a place people come seeking liberty, seeking better opportunities that have somewhere else. in fact, you have the opposite. yet people having to flee new york, flee the united states in order to achieve freedom. in a way, it is a different kind of gateway and we normally think about. you have to leave to get freedom, not enter the united states. juan: this record of fugitives that sydney howard gay compiled, tell us the story. >> you know, this was pointed out to me by an undergraduate student of years ago. i give her credit. she was doing a senior the system about the journalistic career gay. of she said, you know, the gay papers are up in the library, 80 boxes. she set a block 72, there's this document about fugitive slave

i know during the holidays here in the city -- >> because it always snows in upstate new york.st don't know about doing it now the whole year round. >> do you know there's a place outside santa barbara, and it's christmas 24/7 all year long. and people like to go there even in july. i think it's a great idea. anything that celebrates the birth of christ how's that? i like that -- neil: well, if they do "silent night," but what if it's all santa-centric? >> then you're back to the clowns, neil. [laughter] neil: then you're back to the clowns. ♪ send in, send in the clowns. i'm sorry, i'm in a silly friday mood. neil: thank you my friend. ♪ isn't it rich, are we a pair? neil: look at the time. who needs gen-x when we've got bitter boomers who are also crooners? you should hear when the prune juice crowd gets going. i want you to think older, nastier and more prone to go to neil: well, you think only millennials complain? well, that depends and i'm not talking about the adult diaper. [laughter] i am talking bitter boomers who have had it with the young and the restless. it's true.

new york as well and the leading edge is pushing into new england. this will get out of here by tonight. we'll see some lingering snow tomorrow up through massachusetts and parts of upstateork. and here is a look at future-cast. because the evening commute is still a tricky one. so you have to be careful. this is heavy, wet snow. and much of the accumulation is on grassy surfaces but we'll see the roads become slick by tonight. so 8:00 on the back eighth of this. but the heaviest snow bands are still over the eastern shores of new jersey and then long island. and that is where we're expecting the most snow. by 11:00 tonight we could see a few light isolated snow showers. but then moving out of here. we're looking at a swath of about 3-6 and an additional inch in philadelphia and an additional inch in new york and 4 inches in the hampton because it is around long island where the snow will linger the longest as it clears out. here is the good thing. on saturday, eastern massachusetts, upstate new york we'll start with snow showers and teams really rebound. so we're in the 30s today. we'll jump by about 15-20 degrees. 15 for new york tomorrow. d.c. will make it to 63. out

kimberly: several cities in upstate new york reported the coldest february on record 102 inches of snow so far. austin could break it single-season record if it receives just six mortgages of snow. an update on this weekend's all hands on deck. garbage groups completed their all-out blitz to collect trash including temporary workers working 12 hour shifts. the city estimates 40% of the trash went uncollected in the past two weeks because of the cold weather and snow. following developing story from the district, were abc 7 news has learned that the interim fire chief all not be getting the job. eugene jones has led the department since july when chief kenneth ellerbee step down. in the last hour we confirmed that gregory dean will be taking the job. he spent more than 40 years as the fire chief. mayor muriel bowser's office will name dean the permit a fire chief tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, mayor bowser will hold a second conference today marks one year since relisha rudd was last seen live full stop richard reeve was at the prayer service in her honor sunday. richard: it was a

will pull in colder air and this system will produce snow beginning across pennsylvania and upstate new york around 9:00 tomorrow morning and then spreading through pennsylvania, towards philadelphia, new york city, southern new england through the evening commute on friday. boston it looks like you barely escaped this storm with an inch or less of snow. but generally we're talking 3 to 6 inches as winter just won't give up, lester. >> all right janice huff, thanks. >>> still ahead tonight, it's totally free. just about everybody clicks on it but are you unknowingly giving away your private information? up next the stunning results of our investigation. >>> also, can you name the man on the $20 bill? we'll tell you about the growing campaign to replace him and change the face of money as we know it. >>> we've got a warning tonight for anyone who has ever clicked on a free wifi site. millions of us do it every day trying to find a cheap way to connect to the internet on our phones, laptops or tablets but if you log on to the wrong wifi hot spot you could be giving the cyber criminals the keys

the carrier dome, frigid upstate new york. malcolm brogdon dials long distance. the hoos add to their 11 point lead. the nice pass, the alley-oop. the cavaliers beat syracuse and win the acc championship. virginia is the real deal. the head coach of the university of maryland fourth-ranked basketball team just name the 10 coach of the year. the terps went through the conference 18-0. the maryland men have their highest national ranking in more than a decade. the terps finished unbeaten at home in the conference. maryland is ranked 10th in the nation. >> it's just a number. but the guys should be proud of it. a have earned it. it is march. -- they have earned it. it is march. to be ranked this high late in the year means you have done a few things right. tim: the wizards hoping to take it up a notch in chicago. they better. they were horrible in the month of february. the nba has announced james harden will be suspended one game without pay for kicking led ron james -- for kicking lebron james in the groin. harden will not play tomorrow night in atlanta. the nets

otherwise it's a nice, quiet day, a little system pulling by upstate new york poses no threat in the delaware valley. get out and enjoy it, much milder, sun and clouds, 48 degrees in the city, low 50s across south jersey and delaware. speaking of 50s i added more 50s to the seven-day forecast. i think you will like what you're going to see here. >> parts of 495 in delaware remain closed at this hour as police investigate a deadly shooting. >> police got a call of a bullet riddled minivan on the on-ramp for 495. a man inside was shot many times and pronounced at the scene. a woman was shot and taken to christiana hospital in critical condition. the investigation led police to close 495 southbound ramp route 13 south and 4935 north at i-95 where another vehicle was discovered along with bullet casings on the highway. northbound route 13 is closed between memorial drive and 495 stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest on this changing situation. >>> a burglar suspect was shot and wounded by police in delaware. it happened at a rite aid on naamans boulevard. police were called

. >> reporter: all along major rivers in the eastern third of the u.s., from upstate new york, to louisiana, there are flood alerts. the region experienced record-breaking cold, and now must deal with a potentially dangerous thaw. >> we haven't seen things this bad in a very long time. >> reporter: river ice can be a formidable enemy. as the temperatures warm, the ice breaks and large chunks can easily create jams. the water has no place to go, but up and over its banks. when the jam breaks free, ice on the move can be destructive. >> the biggest concerns are for the businesses and the homes directly along the ohio river. >> reporter: so far this year, ohio is feeling the brunt of the thaw. the bitter cold may be over, but the winter woes won't let go. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> the 2016 presidential race hasn't even started yet, but two of the country's top potential candidates are engaged in a political showdown. as jeb bush continues to hit hillary clinton for her use of personal e-mail while secretary of state, he's finding himself at the center of a similar controversy. nb

moderate burst of snow through upstate new york. he roads and make for a very sliply commute. 8:00 a.m. tomorrow the northeast is clear but a new storm is going to be generating to the south of that and this other storm is going to be much more impressive. winter storm watches and warnings. look how much snow is expected. this is total over the next 72 hours. possibility, even memphis could get snow. kentucky get up to 6-8 inches of snow. the possibility of 8 inches of snow in new york. that's two pieces. two today and wednesday into thursday another six. >> let's just get it over with. it's been like this every week. >> i've had enough of me. >> exactly. no offense. some stories making news this morning. experts say the iraqi art facts that isis was seen destroying may not have been real. it appears to be rebar inside of this statue. the material is used in modern stay construction sites. but iraqi forces are ramping up offenses to take back land from isis. >> reporter: the iraqi army with allied shy identity militia are trying to t

collecting evidence around the country. 60 boxes of documents were just retrieved from this home in upstate new yorkelonging to a friend. legal experts suggest any delay in transferring durst might help prosecutors in los angeles. >> it gives california a little bit of a chance to do more investigating. >> reporter: others are following suit, re-examining cold case files in vermont, new hampshire and elsewhere for possible links to robert durst. ron mott, nbc news, new york. >>> in texas, a manhunt is under way for a suspect who shot a woman during an apparent incident of road rage. the victim was driving to work on a houston freeway when she honked at the driver of an suv. that man later pulled up alongside her and fired a bullet through the passenger window, hitting her in the back of the head. somehow the young woman was able to pull over and call 911. she is now recovering at a hospital. >>> a moment of silence in washington state today to remember those who lost their lives in last year's deadly mudslide. it was one year ago today a rain-soaked hillside collapsed triggering the deadliest landsl

will pull in colder air, and this system will produce snow beginning across pennsylvania and upstate new york around 9:00 tomorrow morning. and then spreading through pennsylvania towards philadelphia new york city, southern new england, through the evening commute on tri. boston it looks like you barely escape this storm with an inch or less of snow. but generally, we're talking 3 to 6 inches as winter just won't give up lester. >> thanks. >>> still ahead tonight. it's totally free. just about everybody clicks on it but are you unknowingly giving away your private information? up next the stunning results of our investigation. >>> also can you name the man on the $20 bill? we'll talk about the growing campaign to replace him and change the face of money as we know it. and i got married. i knew it'd take some time. and her sensitive stomach didn't make things easier. it was hard to know why... the move...her food...? so we tried purina cat chow gentle... ...because it's specially formulated for easy digestion. she's loved it ever since. and as for her and ben... ...she's coming around. purina

. >> a student reading the pledge of allegiance has divide add school in upstate new york. the reading was done as part of the high school foreign language week celebration. the principal said each day students were to read the pledge in the language of their ethnic heritage and some say it should only ever be recited in english. the school has apologized and canceled the readings for the week. >> if you have been curious how many california is are in the shot of johnny walker, you are about do fine out smirnoff want to put nutrition information on the labels of the product. the label has already been approved by regulators in the united states and based on usual serving sizes and the information is available at the company website www. www.drinkiq.com. do you really want do me? >> a toddler was found face down in a creek and pearlands worked tirelessly on the 22-month-old after pulling him from the icy water behind his home much the family said he was laying with his siblings and he went missing and discovered by a neighborhood a short time later. >> three did not have a p

but it would suggest that it was said in a way when fugitive slaves got to new york city very quickly they were sent to upstate new york and canada to achieve freedom so the york was the pivotal turning point from their journey from slavery to freedom. i got into this subject accidentally. a student of mine was working on her senior thesis about the abolitionist journalist and is interested in his journalistic career but she said in the papers there is the document about fugitive slaves and you may find it interesting. i filed that way and to with the record of fugitives but basically for two years a journalist and an activist of the underground railroad reported the experiences of over 200 men women and children to went on their way to freedom and ba journalist he put down their stories of who owns them or why or how they escaped who helped them how they got to your care where they send them or how much money they spend like on train tickets. then i decided to track down the leads with the record of fugitives to see if i could depicted as a cave through new york city. of the book begins with a document may be

i mean here we are in a group home upstate new york right next to the ibm country club estates. not too shabby. you know, and i am privy to the middle to upper middle class lifestyle. is that here today? no. there are so many cut backs. >> what child today can go get a job that's subsidused by the government and they can have a paycheck and learn how to have their own bank account and so on? it's not there. what has gotten better is child protection laws. >> has gotten better. what hasn't gotten better is the certain rights of the children of the child. excuse me. for instance, i see so many children because of bad relationships because of hurt feelings and scorned lovers being ripped away from their parents or one parent, you know, becoming ven dictive towards the other and the child is in the middle and then they get thrown lost. >> kind of thing has not gotten better. i think it actually has got ina little bit worse. >> we are talking to rosie perez. she has always been a fighter. coming up, hear what she through at soul train host, done cornelius. >>> this is "talk to al jaz

we have a win driven light snow in upstate new york.ct low to mid 40's the next few days and we are likely in for snow ourselves especially north of philadelphia come friday. variety the tore use. >> thanks very much. good morning everyone. still a slow start, in your rush hour commute. usually we don't see things ref up until 6:15. but we have a bit. traveling on the roosevelt boulevard southbound we are dealing with an incident compromising the right-hand lane. it looks like another police vehicle arrives out of the scene it looks like an ambulance. we will continue to update you on this, southbound on the roosevelt boulevard at the schuylkill stay with us we will have more on the other looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. >>> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news" we are live on the scene of the massive apartment fire in northeast philadelphia. is there still some road closures in that area vittoria will tell you thousand get around them. >>> a lost symbol of love found in a loca

there is that disturbance ride ago cross upstate new york and northern sections of pennsylvania.through the mountains behind the terrain where we're dealing with some flurries especially across the poconos a lot of this is starting to die out moving off to our north and east. high pressure, out across the ohio valley, will work its way east for the second half of the weekend and by then we will tap into a westerly wind which means these numbers will moderate even more. another reminder for you if you get to go to bed, time to think about daylight saving time. it the is, as we, change the batteries in our smoke detector and also, advance the clock, an hour. so we will lose an hour, of sleep but we will gain an extra hour of daylight as early as tomorrow. future tracker six showing us it the is all about the temperatures at 7:00 in the morning it is a chilly start. twenty-six in the city. twenty-two in trenton. thirty-one for wilmington millville and dove. as i advance this we will tap in the westerly win, down slopes ease of the appalachians and warms up temperatures at the surfac

all along major rivers from upstate new york to louisiana, there are flood alerts. the record-breaking cold and snowfall the country has experienced this winter is now leading to a potentially dangerous thaw. >> the last time we saw flooding close to this was back in 1997, 18 years ago. >> reporter: in north central ohio warming temperatures have caused small icebergs to float down river, creating actual ice jams for boaters. and authorities are warning onlookers and those who are just plain curious to be careful along the water. >> a lot of people are heading this way to check out the river and see how crazy it is right now. >> reporter: it's great to look at but find a bridge. watch it from the bridge or safety from an elevator area. if it breaks you might not have time to get yourself to safety. >> reporter: old man winter may be loosening his grip but now, that's all setting up a whole new set of problems for those along the rivers. and, craig, the river here is supposed to crest in a few hours from now. six feet above flood stage. that's good news if it starts

in upstate new york, a man charged with fraud for claiming that he owned half of facebook has vanishedarshals found a bracelet he was wearing at his home without him. the iditarod race is underway. there was not enough snow this year so the start was moved 25 miles no earth -- 25 miles north to toasty warm fairbanks. 79 bush or's -- 79 mushers and their dogs are competing for $75,000 in prize money. mark: you are loved by the masses so it must be me. one of the top stories where a following, former secretary of state hillary clinton is expected to address the e-mail controversy that has daughter for two weeks. she will hold a press conference next hour, following a speech at the united nations about women empowerment principles. republicans and even some of her democratic allies have urged mrs. clinton to identify -- to explain why she used private e-mail during her time at the state department. back to you in san francisco. cory: thank you very much. "bloomberg west" will be right back here in ♪ -- right back. ♪ cory: robots may one day run the world. at least that is what the world's

new york. and allison's come from her apartment upstate to the heart of manhattan. >> in new york, it's so easyike another person in a crowd. and nobody just wants to be another person. i always have to keep a goal in mind and not lose myself. even if it's like, so easy to get lost in that static. i was like a completely different person. >> on seeking arrangement, there's an average of four sugar babies vying for every daddy. >> how many other people are going to be here? >> are people going to arrive fashionably late? >> but tonight the website is throwing a party to bring babies and daddies together. >> even though it's supposed to be a social -- >> allison's hoping that meeting men face-to-face might improve her odds. >> oh, yeah. perfect. >> a sugar baby is supposed to bring fun and lightheartedness, and that youth and a spark and personality to the man's life. and i know that's not all i am. but when it all comes down to it, i can play that part. i'm an actress. >> 9:00. doors open, and the party kicks off. but while the babies and daddies crowd in, i'm stuck on the sidelines. >> we have

indicated by darker shades of green and occasionally we pick up yellows and blues that cross upstate new york. everybody is seeing the moderate rainfall this morning maybe heavier towards laghts and -- atlantic city and the shorepoints, everybody is picking up a good soaking. if you're traveling use caution there's ponding on the area roads. we're seeing low visibility to a couple of miles in philadelphia and south jersey. periods of rain some of it will be heavy at times. we are expecting it to taper off with a few leftover showers later this afternoon. it will be damp and dreary, patchy drizzle from time to time. temperatures on the milder side. 44 degrees by 9:00 a.m. lunchtime, 52. later this afternoon temperatures ranging anywhere from 54 to 56 degrees. weather gets better tomorrow, but not all that much. there's still a chance of a couple of showers. i'll have the complete forecast in ten minutes. >> this morning the final respects for the police officer who was killed in the line of duty. action cam is live at jfk a caisson procession is moving. when this first began moving, we did see

some college students in upstate new york which is the northern part of new york which is a state area billboard calling it sexist much like the question i asked joanne. it shows a crafts man kitchen with a text in quotes, you're wife wants me. i just like saying it out loud. >> you probably said it to a few of your buddies. >> it is at a party or a barbecue. how is work? yeah, your wife wants me. >> your wife is looking good, bob. >> i see what you are saying. protesters gathered with signs of their own saying men can make their own sandwiches and women left the kitchen decades ago. here is one of the protesters now. >> plenty of men would love to have that kitchen too. we just want them to have a more inclusive script. >> most of the clients are women who often -- they are often the decision makers on major expenditures. the company is, quote good natured tongue and cheek fun. patti ann, have you ever known a man who can make his own sandwich? >> i have to say my husband is a better cook than i am. he cooks more than i do. i think he should be offended because women are the cooks an

the it is all up to the north and upstate new york, new york city. we have had reports of light rain in wrightstown allentown, and mount pocono area we have had reports of very light rain, not a big deal. would i not bring the the umbrella. i don't think you will need it. 45 degrees is the temperature. you don't need layer upon layer anyway. 38 degrees in the mountains. lancaster has 43. forty-four in dover right now. future temperatures i want to tell you what will happen here. we gel to the early high of 63 degrees today. by 11:00 this morning. then temperatures will plunge after a cold front comes through and by 5:00 p.m. we have already lost 10 degrees and it will get cold overnight and even colder with the wind picking up tomorrow. so as we look at the past seven case we will see we have had ups and downs, we were at 61 degrees last week. back in the 60's today after 55 degrees yesterday. here is a look at the seven day forecast. we have 62 for today, and, 43 for tomorrow but with the wind, it is not even going to feel like 43. then it the is pr

in upstate new york, a man charged with fraud for claiming that he owns half of facebook has vanishedial is scheduled for may. u.s. marshals found the electronic monitoring bracelet he was wearing at his home without him. the editor it dog race is under way after organizers changed the course. there was not enough snow this year so it was moved north to toasty warm fairbanks. a good portion of the track will be run on river ice. 79 measures -- 79 mushers and their dogs competing for the winner's prize. we'll be right back. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson. this is "bloomberg west." robots may one day run the world, at least that's what the world dairy farms hope. we are finding solutions to seemingly unsolvable problems and we visit sunny late farm in canada, where robots help a staff of just 4 people care for more than 200 cows. >> i'm an hour outside of winnipeg, and it isn't getting any warmer. temperatures out here are easily -20 degrees, and that does not account for the wins that with across the plains -- the wins -- the winds that whip across the plains. it's an unforgiving temperature to

if you're traveling, snowshowers in upstate new york and northern new england.t that. double doppler finding nary a drop out there. expect plenty of sunshine through the day, a few fair weather clouds through the afternoon. as cold as we've been this isn't going to seem all that cold by comparison. another mild day tomorrow with plenty of sunshine coming in. second part of the day tomorrow. clouds don't start to thicken until we get into the day on tuesday. that's when things start to change just a kuch. rain showers arriving from the north and west. stopping at 11:00 on tuesday morning, rain-free in the metro area with rain to the south and west. everybody should have raindrops in their back yard no later than 3:00 4:00 by tuesday afternoon, by 5:00 6:00 steady showers all across the area. probably .25 to .50 inch rain. today will be in the low to mid 50s. on monday back to work and school. mid to upper 50s and even 60s starting to show up on the map. that's a lot of good news coming our way after a couple of viciously cold weeks around here. your seven-day for

freezing rain advisories here across parts of lower new england and upstate new york and then we arebig rain chill. not going to come and go quickly. it's going to be a gloomy day for the most part. you so that he pink in if there. that is some of the freezing rain starting to move. in as it pulls farther toward the north we will see a lot of snow across parts of maine. take a look at these temperatures. that is kind of the northeast. that's been the prevalent story we have talked about over the last few months in across parts of the central plains and the west. the other story has been how it has been so incredibly warm. we have that today and tomorrow. we have got temperatures into the 70s, maybe even a few 80's breaking out across the dakotas. monday, still warm across the plains but you start to see the cooler air move in. tuesday we get back a little bit towards normal and we are going to see the cooler air move in by wednesday. enjoy this weekend across the plains and out across the west. they need the rain. you don't really want to see it in the long-term but in the short-term

a school in upstate new york under fire after having students recite the pledge of allegiance in arabicd lesson or bad idea. thomas on facebook says our brave men and women past, present and future fight for our right to say the pledge ofry morning. it's an insult to them and everything this country stands for. >> susan writes bad idea. it's a floej our country and should be recited in our language. >> albert tweets keep it the way it was written. don't insult the history of this great country. >> so let's keep talking about this arabic pledge. logon to "fox & friends" facebook page. >> we hope that you have a great day. thank you so much for joining us on this friday and have a great weekend. >> we'll see you on monday morning at 5:00 a.m. >> "fox & friends" starts now. >>> good morning, it is friday, march 20th. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. after leaving him on hold for two days, president obama calls benjamin netanyahu in israel. it's not what the president said. it's who he reached out to next. >> i pledge allegiance to allah? students in one school being taught to recite the pledge in

new york city. but look at the single digit sunday morning wind chills across upstate new york. got the south by southwest festival taking place in austin texas, this weekend. look at all the rain moving through. we have flood watches and warnings stretching all the way into louisiana. some pockets of perhaps 2 even upwards of 6 inches of rainfall for a few of those gulf coastal areas. we'll be on the lookout and lesser amounts inland. i'm sorry the meteorologist here couldn't predict better weather for you. >> it's okay. it's london. i've have got used to it. thank you very much. >>> pope francis is on his way to a large square in naples italy, where he'll hold an out door mass. he just left the most dangerous part of naples because of high crime. he spoke to community members in the square. earlier in the day pope francis said a prayer at a shrine in pompeii. the ancient city buried in ash in 79 a.d. >>> isis has claimed responsibility for attacks in tunisia. we'll see how isis is expanding its reach in north africa. >>> more information about a man hanging from a tree in the