the action cam tonight in fort washington pennsylvania where the roads are wet.l damp out there. we have dramatic improvements by tomorrow morning. right now, winds have shifted out of the west. philadelphia 48. down from a high of 54. temperatures not dropping quickly. reading 49. wilmington 51. cape may currently 50-degrees. satellite and radar showing a spin in the atmosphere. right there, that's the low pressure that brought us rain today. that's moving out, high pressure building in. tomorrow morning, the only weather problem is sun glare. take the glalszs sunglasses espy headed east. by 8:00, 47. we see mostly sunny and 62 in philadelphia, allentown 59. 62 wilmington, cape may, atlantic city, 60. wind 10 to 20 miles per hour. we keep things dry thursday, however, this is the next system. it's pulling out of new mexico right now. it's been causing severe weather, severe thunderstorms and watches across texas. this brings us soaking rain friday into saturday morning. future tracker showing it moves in late friday morning, through the day friday, into friday n

host: kim in washington, pennsylvania. again, if you want to see the speech, by the way, if you watch it and want to again, we invite you to go to c-span.org, watch the speech, reactions and other information there, too. the house of representatives about to come in and we will take you there live. the speaker pro tempore: the ouse will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., march 1, 2017. i hereby appoint the honorable keith j. rothfus to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. each member other than the major

host: kim in washington, pennsylvania.gain, if you want to see the speech, by the way, if you watch it and want to again, we invite you to go to c-span.org, watch the speech, reactions and other information there, too. the house of representatives about to come in and we will take you there live. the speaker pro tempore: the ouse will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., march 1, 2017. i hereby appoint the honorable keith j. rothfus to act as speaker pro tempore on this

down by washington and central pennsylvania there's thinning cloud cover.hinkhi brighten up in the afternoon. we'll have a much more pleasant look and feel to things than what we've got right now. 68 is the high. as you on or on or about -- obse the numbers, you will see it will take a while to get to them. 6 are 5 is the high in through the rest of the day, 63 degrees by 2:00 p.m. if we hit that 68 degrees high it will be somewhere between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. and holding a similar number by 6:00 p.m. either way. 8:00 p.m., 64 with an opening ie evening. 10:00 p.m., 59 it will stay mild and we'll wind up partly cloudy, there's the possibility ofin by morning. tomorrow it looks like overall it's clouds and sunny breaks, that southerly flow ahead of the frontal boundary will get us up to 72 for the high. that's 15 degrees above average, not bad, right? with the front coming through, the instability increases and we're looking at the possibility of a shower or thunderstorm as we go through the afternoon and evening. future tracker 6 starting at 6:00 p.m. a

pennsylvania is not ready despite suggestions it could solve the state's budget problems. marijuana is legal for both medical medical and recreational use in eight states and washington, d.c. pennsylvania legalized medical marijuana last year. >> and the program still taking shape. the governor doesn't think the state is ready for rec reaction al use. >> reporter: yeah, we caught up with the governor here as he toured a local manufacturing plant. he's long been a sirpt of medical mayor, but not recreational, telling us today that we should first get the medical industry off the ground. by the way the deadline to apply to be a dispensary or farm? just two weeks away. in the cozy downtown of lehigh county, at least three medical marijuana dispensaries want to open upshot. >> jobs to people who might otherwise not have them. and items not really harmg anyone. >> reporter: even the family who own the flyers getting in to this game hoping to run a mayor farm in bucks county and being a cross the nation, legal weed is on a roll. >> the regulation and taxation of marijuana has rumbled out of station across the united states. >> reporter: this week pennsylvania's auditor general c

the fact of theimater is vladimir putin was not walking precincts in washington and pennsylvania. it was blue collar union workers who didn't want to go with -- hold on. i'm just saying that -- >> jason. let's take the politicians out of it. let's look at the head of the nsa, the head of the fbi who said i bring this to you from the justice department. so you're talking of course this is politics in washington. that's what they do. >> they have zero evidence of cuclusion. >> the fact that dana said they laid out -- that the president has no proof to back up the claims that he has about obama wiretapping him, you say that's all well and good, that's a good day, i don't think anyone who's of sound mine and voice is understanding what you're saying. >> i think to not have a list of the unmasked names from the fbi and the nsa and cia i think was a travesty for this hearing. and i think through this baseless investigation saying there was collusion through the campaign and foreign officials without putting out any evidence -- >> do you remember the calls for the congress to investigate

we are talking about the week ahead in washington, various issues on both ends of pennsylvania avenue. gabby morrongiello is our guest from the "washington examiner," and mike lillis of "the hill" newspaper you at we want to talk about the russian interference in the election and ties with russia. what will you be looking for this week when it comes to that story? guest: i think the point we are at right now is continuing to look for any evidence that may emerge to support the president's claims that the previous administration had ordered surveillance on him and his campaign associates and whether they were, in fact, tied to concerns about ties to russia and russian officials. you saw the chairman of the house intelligence committee last week make an extraordinary move to go to the white house after receiving some form of information that he felt substantiated the president's claims and to bring that information to the president. and i think the feeling right now and the request from not just the public but other lawmakers is to actually have some insight into what that information m

you see breaks in the action down here west of washington and in central pennsylvania at the end of the loop there's some lightning up of the clouds there, you can see the gray beginning to get darker and that's some of the ground showing through back in central pennsylvania. i think we'll brighten up and see things improve from a sky-cover standpoint. >>> the temperature is cool, 49 degrees in philadelphia, 50 in wilmington. dover, delaware, we're up to 63 and that warm air is going to be charging up from the south and late this afternoon we'll see high temperatures in the upper 60s a lot of areas. wind not that strong, so it's a slow progression of the warmer air. 63 degrees by 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., we're expecting to hit a high of 68 degrees. it is going to be mild even by 6:00 p.m. we'll hold a similar number. again there may be a sprinkle this afternoon, but overall it's cloud and sunny breaks. we'll take look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow, rick, even warmer air on the way, but there could showers and thunderstorms at times. details coming up.

pennsylvania turnpike or up on the northeast extension there are no issues. on the eastbound side of the turnpike there was a crash approaching fort washington. they got it kicked off to the side sounds like it's mostly clear, accident gone on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound. no complaints about that. newlin township, chester county, the web lane -- westbound lane is blocked along brandywine creek. south of chadds ford in delco. work scheduled along 202. southbound they will block a lane between bridge road and sniff bridge road. that might not be your best bet 202 southbound heading toward the state line. in delaware, middletown, we had changes last week, they closed hyatt's connor road for a career and half. 896 gets you around that. they gave you one back, jamison corner road is reopened as of last week. closures along terry valley road as they do tree trimming in that area, 518 is the way to go instead from 9 to 2:30 p.m. each day. >>> we have a pothole cropping up, this is in fairmont along 20th street north of fairmont avenue. tam. >> thank you matt. >>> there's new details about a family tragedy in rhode island. 97-year-old twin sis

the outage last night affected customers in texas, florida, tennessee, pennsylvania, and washington, a company spokesman apologized but did not explain the cause. >>> "the boston globe" reports the banning of a gay veterans group from the city's upcoming st. patrick's day parade. organizers offered no explanation. the group was allowed to march two years ago after being blocked for decades. politicians say they'll skip the parade. an anheuser-busch employee says it will rethink its sponsorship. >>> "usa today" says officials want the head of usa gymnastics to resign. they say he must step aside so the group can resolve its sex abuse scandal. more than 80 gymnasts have accused long-time team dr. larry nasser of sex abuse. >>> "the columbus dispatch" reports the arraignment of a hollywood actor. police released video show the 340-pound actor with a valet. >>> still to come, uber's self-driving cars get the green light to hit the road in california. wait. you're real? with discover card, you can talk to a real person in the u.s., like me, anytime. wow. this is a recording. really? no, i

washington tt's how it looks now. you're talking howard country, carol country, through baltimore and up along the maryland pennsylvania frederick county and northern montgomery counts write and lod on country those are the jackpot amounts to whip chester 48" is a good call on washington d.c. and 8 closer to the north and west and four will be closer to the south and east and just to start 2 to 4 through southern anne arrundel county and southern prince george county back to stafford county and really unfortunately places like leonardtown, la playta and salisburyy you're not going to see much at all talking about a inch possibly. 7 day forecast a sunny and philly today. mix arriving late monday. heavy snow overnight tapers off to few showers on midday tuesday. storm system out of hereby wednesday and fresh shot of very, very cold air expected with a hard freeze every among straight on into the end of the workweek there. that's the way it looks again all day long on social media we'll keep you up doubted an how the stonl progresses and if anything changes and again with the newscast later on tonight. tom. >> you know i

here in fort washington this is the pennsylvania turnpike over top 309 and these roads are snow coveredh, there was definitely a dividing line where is on the boulevard it was mainly wet, a little bit slushy. here it's mostly snow covered in fort washington along the turnpike at 309. and let's go even farther west in upper uwchlan chester county now it's completely snow covered. this is 100, the turnpike over top right here near the downingtown interchange, so, yeah, as you go farther north, farther west you're finding that snow coverage and you really have to drop the speeds. one last life look mount laurel burlington county this is 73 right at 295. mostly wet here. little slushy on 295 northbound by 73 there's a crash but that's off to the side. matt and tam. >> thank you, matt. >>> now let's get a check of conditions out in south jersey. katherine scott is live in runnemede, camden county and she's been under that umbrella for most of the morning. good morning. >> reporter: it is just pouring rain here, tam, good morning. yeah, and the treated surfaces, look at the blacktop right her

snow more likely out towards tha north in pennsylvania. 51 in washington, very mild.ild. mid 40s and the windows openn weather accounts for tomorrowomr once we get rid of the rain showers. and 66-degrees for the high temperature. we seem to getting better than that. seven day forecast, 67 and sunnd on thursday and then that rain mix is possible early fridayiday morning. we see temperatures are stay in the 40s. anything that falls is not going to stick, about you that cold air is plunging in for the weekend. 29 is the low on saturday. 4 # the high. very cold as we spring forward ahead on sunday.ah this is the time of year that we should be thinking about spring. that was february, now we're in march and he we can't shake't winter which is going to bring us another chance for some snow showers on sunday.s on where we mentioned thatthat yesterday, we're still watching that there could be a storm around weather.we > that isat friday night intoo saturday. >> saturday night into sunday.sund > a lot like last weekend. all right. cross our fingers. >> really, i know. we'll see ho

washington, 41,000. pennsylvania, 137,000. this is a killer to hospitals and a killer to one of the biggest employers in every one of our districts. to say that it is not germane to take up this very important, not only health care issue but economic issue in our district, is missing the point. i yield back to mr. neal. >> i yield the balance of my time to mr. blummen our. >> thank you. it is not just uncompensated care. i've met with all of the major hospitals in my district, health science university. they are deeply concerned not just about the hit to the bottom line. but the care that is uncompensated previously, had been care given too often in emergency rooms. too often too late. too often too expensive. and it's the shift to being compensated. it's also given the care at the right time. in a clinic setting. so a win for the hospitals. a win for the taxpayers. and for the people who previously got the charity care that got written off, they are getting it in a timely fashion in a clinic before conditions get worse. so it

pennsylvania now. a little bit in washington but a lot more out by west virginia. that will be coming in during the day tomorrow. could get showers even first thing. a lot of clouds during the day prevent it from getting warmer. the lehigh valley especially with the cooler weather barely getting to 60 in the lehigh valley and that is the symbol for fog in the morning. more on the timing of the rain as we go through tomorrow coming up. >>> we have all connected with former classmates on social media but what if that connection turned into a crime? >> one man targeted dozens of women from his former school and the victims may have helped him do it. nbc 10's denise nakano explains. >> reporter: prosecutors say a philadelphia doctor hacked into the social media accounts of several women he went to school with. the way he got into those accounts should be a warning to others. peter grossman worked as a doctor during the day but prosecutors say when he was off the clock he hacked into the social media accounts of several former high school classmates. >> a doctor? when d

you go north and west still seeing snow covered roadways this morning like here in fort washington this is pennsylvania still see a decent amount of snow coverage on both of these roads and that's the case on most of the highways especially the secondaries north and west of the city. in south jersey it's mostly wet and slushy. a crash on the ramp from 295 southbound to national park in gloucester county. that ramp is partially blocked. also some downed wires in pennsauken township along marlton pike at waldorf avenue. right there is the ben franklin bridge. let's look at him live. yeah its mostly wet here but speed restrictions are still in place. matt. >> thank you, matt. hundreds of flights in and out of philadelphia are canceled today. some airlines do hope to start flying again once the storm tapers off. maybe in the evening. we'll see. officials at phl say they are stocked with plane deicing solution and they have around 500 employees to clear the runways and taxi ways. >> plows out in chester county clearing snow packed roads. the action cam along route three and stratford road in west goshen. cr

arundel, towards fredericksburg, widespread amounts from the northwest suburbs of washington and north and westbound of pennsylvania border. widespread amounts of 6 inches or more are likely. right here in washington, an inch is a sure bet. i'm competent we'll get to 4 to 5 inches, confidence in more than that is starting to fade as the newer computer guidance is indicating that the rain/snow line may get further north. the longer it is over us, the more impact it has on keeping snow totals down. right now we're in the 30s to around 40 degrees across the area now. precipitation not likely to start and if it does, it will start mostly as light rain across southern maryland, 6 or 7:00 or 8:00 tonight. once the sun goes down, things change over to quickly mostly snow around here, snow likely from 10:00 tonight until about sunrise tomorrow. exactly how much to expect in a few more minutes. >> whether your neighborhood is forecasted to get 1 inch or 12 inches, road crews are getting ready. >> justin finch picks up our coverage out of chantilly. vdot it rolling out the justin. >> reporter: angie, good morning. trucks com

. >> he also criticized president trump for filling his cabinet with washington insiders and not draining the swamp. pennsylvania'socratic senator bob casey brought a local man to the president address to congress. joe mcgrath marine veteran and father of a teen with down syndrome got the senator's guest ticket. casey says mcgrath shares his worry over republican's plans of blocking grant -- block granting medicaid. here at home only on fox the issue of immigration had emotions running high in cape may county tonight. >> sheriff flooding the noon use local law enforcement as immigration agents whipping up fears of mass deportation. fox 29's chris o'connell has what's going on from the cape may courthouse. >> reporter: cape may county sheriff has his way his officers could be depth pew advertised of federal immigration agents part of a controversial federal probe that has some residents here claiming the county is gone too far. >> open your hearts with love and understanding for human beings. >> immigration battle hitting home in cape may county. >> my country and your country and i'm fired of being ashamed. >> rep

the lone exceptions to 70 degree weather will be north and east of washington up into northern maryland and southern pennsylvania. the warm air may not get there early engh rain. one hidden chance early this morning. dry hours through the late morning and afternoon. dry start there. these rain drops out here through memphis, that is tomorrow afternoon's rain chance so keep the umbrella's handy here for the next day and a half or two. right now a little bit of rain, calbert and st. mary's. eastern vest virginia and frederick county along i-81. that little ripple of rain drops is moving towards the d.c. metro area. here's your rain between now and 7 or 8:00 in the morning. we should be able to dry out once we get the southerly winds. you'll notice the change. we'll go from fog, mist and drizzle. as soon as the south winds returns that will scour that out. a little instability around, i couldn't rule out a passing shower rain chances, 40%. two different chances. one first thing this morning and another smaller chance later on in the afternoon. temperature wise, what you see is what you get for now. this is where we

pennsylvania. including much of the washington region. our watches in effect until 5:00 p.m. for the washington metro area and most of northern virginia and maryland. southern maryland the eastern shore the northern neck you are not in it at this point. you may be later, what can we expect? well, gusty winds and the worst of the storms might be 60, 65 up to 70 miles an hour. with some hail as large as an inch and a half and we could see an isolated tornado. we had one on saturday down in charles county. here's what first alert doppler is showing this line of storms racing east between 60 and 70 miles an hour. just the speed alone will tell you this thing can have some wind with it. as i zoom in you can see we've got some storms that have been pushing in toward western maryland and eastern west virginia with some heavy downpours now crossing the state line there in -- west of i-81 here west of luray and woodstock and moore field getting some of winchester around 12:30 and charlestown the:45 -- 12:45 and warrenton and leesburg just after 1:00. the line of heavy rain with storms

pay some of the highest gas taxes in the nation...only a few states are higher - including pennsylvania, washington and hawaii. here's the breakdown....californians already pay more than 38 cents a gallon in state taxes.. add federal taxes - for another 18-point-4 cents.... the total -- just under 59 cents a gallon... and again -- this is 'before' the proposed 12 cents a gallon hike...which would happen over 10 years. republicans are arguing that the proposed hike is just too much....it would amount to the largest increase in state history. and plenty of average citizens aren't happy to hear about it either.. driver we're already pay enough in taxes. i've been to florida. i know they pay tolls but i've never seen such immaculate highways. such clean highways. over here we're paying so much in taxes. people throw garbage. the highways are terrible. given the terrible state of california roads and highways right now.....others say they'dprobably be resigned to paying more taxes. (catherine) the governor says the plan would cost most drivers less than 10 dollars a month...and would beoffset by lower c

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beltway to lavatory road.gon avr outer loop crash at 450 jammed back to pennsylvania avenue.a a earlier crash by baltimorey bale washingtonover to the shoulders right now about 30 minute delayy from pennsylvania avenue to bw b parkway. crash at 123ol causing some bigg delays and look at the beltway the inner loop jams from tysonsn all the way across the legionheo bridge from earlier crash theret that's moved over to the t shoulder as well. 270 southbound so slow the outeo loop jams 95 to basically past t georgia avenue to connecticut cc avenue right now with 25 minutee slow down and then vehicle fire 295 northbound cleared but two t southbound crashes one by o montrose road and another byy democracy boulevard causing alei lot he slow traffic fromm gaithersburg down to the beltwab this morning if you're takingu'n metro keep in mind, servicece alert met tow access suspendedus 4:00 p.m. today and all day tomorrow.toow we'll keep updated on the rest r of your metro commute.mu. safetrack impacting the blue ana yellow.llow >> let's get to the nascarcar track. the action in the pits after this dust up.. 22 car tries to pass the

right now at the museum in washington, d.c., the home of pennsylvania governor ed rin de -- rendell he'sg part in a discussion at the american society of civil engineers. 2017 infrastructure report card. here's the grade they're giving the country so far. a d-plus. among the incidents is examples of poor infrastructure, the 2014 amtrak crash in philadelphia, the lead in pipes in flint, michigan. >>> vai, which foods should be labeled healthy? what's the fda is trying to determine at a public hearing today. some groups want strict limits on sugar, food coloring, and chemicals. while others believe no prepackaged foods should have healthy on the label. >>> today, the villanova wild cats take another big step toward defending their national title. they take on st. john's at noon today in new york. villanova of course is the number one seed in the tournament, and yesterday one of their star players picked up an award. senior josh hart won big east player of the year. >>> plenty of show-stopping action at the miriam theater starting tonight. >>> i'm tracking some snow showers moving into our

washington. republicans on both ends of pennsylvania avenue are assessing what went wrong with their failed attempt mick mulvaney offering this explanation. >> i think what happened is washington won. i think one thing we learned this week was washington was a lot more broken that president trump thought it was. what you have is status quo wins and unfortunately the folks back home lost. >> the president today taking to twitter to blame the freedom

washington. republicans on both ends of pennsylvania avenue are assessing what went wrong with their failed attempt to repeal and replace obamacare. mick mulvaney offering this explanation. >> i think what happened is washington won. i think one thing we learned this week was washington was a lot more broken that president trump thought it was. what you have is status quo wins and unfortunately the folks back home lost. >> the president today taking to twitter to blame the freedom caucus and two conservative think tanks for saving plant parenthood and o care. speaker ryan has stayed out of the cross-hairs, ryan grappling with his own challenge, control of his caucus. kelly o'donnell joins us live from the white house. kelly, a key relationship to get anything done in washington, d.c., here, the speaker and the president and yet more details about how the relationship is evolving on sunday. >> we had seen the relationship become kind of a day to day partnership during the selling phase of trying to repeal obamacare. the speaker telling me he spoke with the president just about every day multiple tim

reporter: we have a vehicle that broke down on the northbound side approaching pennsylvania turnpike near fort washington, as you can see it's off to the side. no the a big deal. no big deal 42 northbound building volume toward 295. not too bad just yet. if you're out and about princeton ton all next week during the middays, watch out for construction 206 near quaker road, mercer road or route 1 would be better bets did you work the midday. >> reporter: major storms coming today we're dry, we'll have a good amount of sunshine. it's cold, you will not begin to see the effects of the storm until later tonight into the overnight hours. 8:00 a.m., 2, 10:00 a.m., 26. lots of sunshine. noon, 29 we'll see clouds in the afternoon. mostly cloudy by #-- 3:00 p.m., 34. the 706 the sun sets, let's look at the totals, coastline 1 to 2 inches. 2 to 4, dover, millville, atlantic city, you'll see heavy rain and wind. 4 to 8 inches in interior south jersey. it looks like about 8 to 12 inches along the i-95 corridor, more north and west, we're watching closely the rain/sleet line, we'll see sleet that will cut down the nu

. >> we are covering the waterfront this morning and in the week ahead in washington, goes to the ends of pennsylvania avenue. join the conversation, democrats 202, republicans 20274 8001. independence 2027 8002, mike liles, judge gorsuch is getting his boat today in the judiciary committee, expectations on that vote, any surprises? >> i don't think so. at this point it's breaking down largely on partisan lines but it will be a partisan vote, republicans are unanimous in their support for him and democrats are getting pressure to oppose him if only symbolically. but. >> reading the tea leaves, everybody thinks he will be approved. democrats can try to stop the process a bit but they can't do anything to block them in the end. whether talking about is a deal, democrats are saying we won't filibuster gorsuch if you allow us to use that process the second time around. >> there fearing that something might happen in the next 3 and a half years and republicans and trump would have the ability to be in there trying to do that but no way for obvious reasons. but that will be a political test. >> the same que

interview with congressman scott perry a pennsylvania republican he discusses the 2018 federal budget and the rest interference in the elections. from the washington journal to say half hours. want to welcomee scott perry represents new york, pennsylvania and the center part of the state. good morning. >> thank you.

interview with congressman scott perry a pennsylvania republican he discusses the 2018 federal budget and the rest interference in the elections. from the washington journal to say half hours. want to welcomee scott perry represents new york, pennsylvania and the center part of the state. good morning. >> thank you. we want to talk about the budget but let's begin about healthcare. this is from bloomberg news, senator ryan saying that he will not change the main pillars of his plan to repeal and partially placed obamacare even afterli applicants with a steady trickle of republicans coming out against the bill, speaker ryan is sending the message that he will not drop any of his four main pillars, refundable tax credits, phasing out medical expansion coverage over pre-existing conditions according to republican officials. >> he's the leader in the house and he's the speaker of the house. this is a major piece of legislation that impact every single american life. i think at some.he has to say i will draw the line somewhere. i think that most americans understand that you have to stand for something so he's laying out parameters of where he has flex

along with action radar showing the line of intense thunderstorms across central pennsylvania toward harrisburg and washington, d.c., look how quickly they moved through, they moved at 60 miles per hour and cleared the coast but as they blew through they created intense winds from virginia to delmarva into south jersey and quanico a peak wind gust of 78 miles per hour and dover 76. and andrews air force base 62 miles per hour and delaware bay reporting a peak wind gust of 55 miles per hour. a head of this line of storms look at these, feeling more like may than the first day of march. philadelphia 74 degrees, just 2 degrees shy of the record high. wilmington 75 a record. and atlantic city 73 a record and allentown a record of 78 degrees. and a cold front brings windy changes and the cold front is out to the west and get the winds from the south with the warm air behind it though, north-northwesterly winds we have temperatures in the 20s, 30s and even teens, we'll talk about how cold it will feel and talk about the chaps of snow later this week coming up in full accuweather forecast. >> we'll check back in lat

washington journal continues. host: we want to welcome scott represents pennsylvania in the center part of the state in york. guest: nice tie host: thank you. talk about the budget. let's begin with healthcare. house speaker paul ryan telling he will publicans that not change the main pillars of his plan to repeal and partially obamacare even as tweaks ans search for legislation. guest: he's the speaker of e house. major piece of legislation that impacts every american's life. these are the tenets that we have to have and i think that americans have to understand it. he's playing out parameters got some flexibility. >> i think fundmentedly we're of the ing to the core issue, the problem. right now, with things like the uaranteed issue for insurance companies that they must provide and the essential benefits that e with those things remain in place, how can we talk cost of ving down the healthcare? that bucketssurance happen.ing to a way ink the town in tends to get caught up. this is the bill. authorship.e in metimes we might miss the rk. o me my job is to represent my constituents and say we're off center r

hopping on the pennsylvania turnpike, westbound near fort washington, there's snow and ice. we have a car fire on the eastbound side of the turnpike by the reading interchange, 286. right lane is blocked there, fire crews on the scene. broken down vehicle on the northeast extension is gone. we have a nasty crash in souderton with the vehicle into the pole. avoid main at 113 at walnut on this friday morning. >> breaking overnight, a driver in the city's overbrook section realizes something is beneath his minivan. that something turned out to be a man who had been shot. katherine scott is live at police headquarters to fill us in on this. >> reporter: matt, the victim didn't have yrveg on him -- identification on him, police believe he is in his 20s or 30s. he was shot by a passing driver. let's go to overbrook this happened before midnight in the rear driveway of the ten hundred block of north 68th street. the driver remained at the scene. he was returning home when this happened. he knew he hit something, he got out to investigate and realized it was a body. medicine i cans

we have a vehicle fire on the pennsylvania turnpike eastbound near the fort washington exit, it lookscar on the shoulders. traffic gets by but there are delays on the ramp. if you can avoid that area of the turnpike have the in the cbs-3 traffic center aim's amanda muhler now back to you. >>> driving for dinosaurs, this morning. >> what do you like about them >> well, i like that they are big, and they are fluffy. >> meisha johnson takes you on a dream drive with the prehistoric creatures and the old commercials and toys that yo >>> in the dream drive go going in the pennsylvania. meisha johnson shows where to explore everything from vintage jersey toys to animals and they are all in the same place. >> this trip, we're heading over the bridge to trenton, new jersey. >> to a museum that i hear has a really cool dinosaur exhibit , something that i know i'm really excited to see. >> welcome to the new jersey state museum in trenton, the capitol. >> reporter: beth cooper is curator of the museum who met me. >> it business new jersey craft artists, fine artists. >> reporter: okay. you have

pennsylvania turnpike. snow removal crews are in the westbound lane near fort washington. on the big picture, speeds are good across the board on the schuylkill expressway, the roosevelt boulevard and i-95. let's check this spot, the vine street expressway in center city. traffic is moving fine in both directions. here comes an emergency vehicle, i don't think we have any problems here, no overnight construction. heading toward the vine on our good buddy ben, the ben franklin bridge. everything is good for vehicular traffic. foot traffic is not allowed on the ben franklin bridge walkways are closed because of icy conditions. >> a driver in the city's overbrook section realizes that something is beneath his minivan. that something turned out to be a man who was shot. katherine scott has the story. >> reporter: the victim didn't have identification on him, police are trying to figure out who he was, they believe he was in his 20s or 30s, he was shot and hit by a passing driver. in the rear driveway of the 1000 block of north 68th street. a minivan driver said he knew he hit

washington after he tried to get on the white house grounds. white house press secretary sean spicer says the man jumped a bike rack on pennsylvania avenue but never made it on the white house property. that triggered a lockdown. president trump is not in washington this weekend. he's back at his mar-a-lago estate in palm beach, florida. this comes just a week after another man got over a perimeter fence to try to get inside the white house. >>> making prom dreams come true. today some local teens got a helping hand from their very own fairy godmother. erica? >> all right. i'm tracking some light drizzle locally, some areas of patchy fog, and also some light drizzle through the overnight hours. but tracking some sunshine for sunday. i have your most accurate forecast coming up in just a bit. >>> from fixing potholes to finding jobs for young people, block captains met with city leaders for a boot camp at st. joseph's university this morning. it is the ninth block captain boot camp hosted by city councilman curtis jones jr. the councilman says it's all about knowledge and empowerment for the block captain. >> we tried tome power them with everythin

pennsylvania avenue. it's in our nbc washington app.t search white house tours. >>> house oversight chairman jason chaffetz is taking a bit of heat tonight on social media for comnt new health care bill. chaffetz suggested people should invest in health care rather than spend hundreds of dollars on the latest iphone. reaction on twitter has been fairly snarky today. most people have suggested they'd love to see health care that costs just $600 every couple of years. with the new plan, there are some parts of obamacare that will stay. here with a look at what stays and goes is susan hogan. >> bottom line, consumers are still worried about their ability to afford health insurance. according to a recent survey, 55% of respondents had that concern. tonight we're breaking it all down for you. consumer reports spells it out, four important changes in the house plan and how it would affect you. now, there would be less help for low income people. under aca plan, tax credits are based on your income. the less you make, the bigger your credit. t

washington state. it's hawaii. it's maryland, virginia, new york, massachusetts. pennsylvania. you name it. people are stepping forward, and that's what we need, because when you have that kind of a concerted effort it's very clear, this is something that harms the american people, not just the people of the state of california, for example. >> the issue of immigration, of course, has been coming out in many different ways include be the trump administration's threat towards sanctuary cities and whether or not federal funds could be withheld from those and the same time california is moving even further ahead with creating what critics are calling a sanctuary state with sb-54 bill put forward by kevin from los angeles, what's your position on sb-54? do you think california should continue to limit even further communication that we can have with federal immigration officials? >> scott, in california we're trying to let the people in our state who work hard, who help build the state, who make us a very strong economy, the sixth largest economy in the world. we want to let them know that we a

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washington. they basically came up with a rotation plan. a slave rotation plan where they would rotate their slaves from pennsylvania to virginia every six monthsn order to avoid the law. what i say is he is not necessarily breaking the law but the spirit of the law. in order to maintain his property. >> this is president. >> yes. >> not funny but it is. >> what then? i don't want to give the whole story away. but what then occasions the opportunity for ona to get free from them? because as we said a moment ago, as she is seeing thought freedom in philadelphia. and i think that courage is contagious. when people get a taste of that and a sense of that, they know what their lives ought to represent. so as i read your book. it is just a matter of time. it is just a matter of time. she has seen what life can be. so what occasions, the opportunity to break free? >> she's around this freedom for years. there is a crucial moment in the spring of 1796 that changes ona's life. and she finds out, there are two things happening. one, george washington decides tonight run for a third term in office. the family knows it that you the public does not. so all