we weren't sure if officials were going to let angel and wicked cell together.ut angel started to pull away from us. >> this camera person, it's not good. >> he thinks because we're on camera that it's going to affect the move even more. and today we were -- we had a good yard. we had a really good yard. we were holding hands the whole time, walking the track, and we were matching -- we were wearing matching sweats, and i don't know. i enjoyed it. how about you? >> it was all right. >> all right? how many times did we kiss in the yard? 50 times. and it was all right? really, honest to god. how many times did we kiss? we had tongue on tongue right there. on the yard. >> that doesn't mean nothing. >> no, it doesn't mean anything but still. i thought we had a good time. >> yeah, we had a good time. >> what's the problem? >> nothing's the problem. it's just -- i don't know. i'm basically here. and you know why. >> why? because we're not together. >> i think wicked always had a feeling they were never going to be allowed to cell together, and sure enough angel was mo

redd's wicked apple and new mango.hard. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panelists: sabrina jalees, jordan carlos regina king, and shemaz treasury. finally tonight, it's time to check in on "darey wilmore's march badness bracketsball dare-o-mania it's boner time tournament." yes! okay, all right, thank you. we're down to sixteen teams representing sixteen dares. here's a quick look at the dares i still may have to do: xavier has a tough game against arizona tomorrow, but if they win and go all the way, i will host the show wearing a crown of marshmallow peeps-- which it turns out are both delicious and fashionable. who would have known? next up, a national championship for fifth seeded utah means i'll have to sign up for tinder. and we all know the profile pic is a key decision, so let me suggestions. finally, kentucky has me nervous. if they win-- and a lot of people think they will-- i have baby-birded, which means-- yeah. to be baby-birded, which means a

i have a tattoo on the back of my neck that says wicked. i go by "wicked" in prison. i have a dark side. so i wanted to be called wicked, and i didn't cover it up good enough. i was sloppy. i was really high that day and i walked right up to the counter, didn't stand in line. walked right up to it, pulled my .40 glock out of my pocket, and said, give me your money, no bait money, no dye packs, don't push the silent alarm and i want both first and second drawers. how do i know this? because i watch discovery channel. called my dad. i go, i'm being pulled over right now by the cops. and he goes, well, you're running, you have a gun in the car, you're high. it's over. throw the gun out, throw all your drugs out and give yourself up. so i did. >> clement found out the brutal consequences of trying to hide his sexuality in prison. >> i got to county. i claimed native american so i was put in with the south siders. they didn't ask me if i was gay. somebody came in and recognized me and outed me in front of the whole dorm. and the south siders got a little upset with that. >

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i think i'll go with a redd's wicked apple. now it kinda smells like loneliness.. refreshingly hard. >> larry: that's all the time we have for tonight. i want to thank our panelists sana amanat, jean grae, phil jimenez and mike lawrence. (cheers and applause) finally tonight, let's check in with "dare-y willmore's march badness bracketsball dare-o-mania it's boner time tournament." yeah! (applause) all this week you've sent in hundreds of hilarious dares. the bracket is complete! we even drew it up on the wall in the studio! here's a look at some teams to watch. top seeded duke opens up against robert morris. if the blue devils go the distance, you will see me host this show in spandex. i'll do it! (cheers and applause) that could be oddly freeing. next up, 12th seeded buffalo. they face a tough west virginia team tomorrow -- and depending on who wins, i could be hosting the show either as soul daddy, which is the '70s version of myself, or as a 17th century royal. another team to keep an eye on is number two seed kansas. they play new mexico state in the first ro

our very own sarah bloomquist was on hand reading stories dressed as cinderella a's wick stepmother. it benefits the literacy program. >> czar ace not wicked she's more like glennda got witch. >> time for the accu weather forecast. >> it will be chilly again tomorrow walter but we are tracking, some showers. the she's a sweet person. >> i agree. i will just not touch it. >> storm tracker six live double scan radar you can see we've got some showers mainly across some south jersey and delaware. we will go in tighter on street level and storm tracker six live double scan, and you can see that we have some light rainfall there in fortecue and cape may and into area have of dell was wear smyrna dover milford, and lewis. we will track moisture, that will, continue as we go throughout the rest of the overnight hours. the and we do have some, gradual clearing for second half of our weekend. this is sky six live in hd as we are's giving you a shot from temple university, we're looking at center city sky line. and you can see we've got a in mostly cloudy sky overhead, especially with this moi

police say he pull out a gun in the back seat of abu wick and opened fire striking his father in thee will bert corbin was driving that car taking his son to malvern to get treatment for drug and mental health issue issues. he will bert is in critical condition tonight. the younger corbin's mother who was in the pass injury seat was not hurt. >>> we've got new information for you now about that north jersey koy oat tee attack. it turns out the coyote involved tested positive for rabies. john from saddle riff was doing yard work when that animal went after him leaving three punctures wounds in his leg. doctors gave the retired schoolteacher eight rabies shots following that attack on monday. the coyote was put down. >>> from argentina to philadelphia. a family of six is embarking on the ultimate road trip all for the papal visit this fall. this family left home in argentina a few week ago. noel alfredo and four kids piled into the families 1980vw bus they cawley francisca. we spoke with noel earlier on skype. she says that so far they've made it to chile. but they're excited to see po

the states as to whether or not you qualify for wick. and i would like to suggest that the statutory standard we used to have is swrr near 45,000 that you could kwch for wick. and because of this coordination of the medicaid eligibility and is wick eligibility, there appears to be groes disparities in some of the states. would you look at that? >> happy to. we worked with secretariville sax on these issues and you no don't see that, but certainly this is a number i've never seen so i want to look into it and we'll understand it. >> thank you. >> thank you. we've got a little more time on the vote than we thought we would have. so there's time for a second round here. and 11:55 is the time for the scheduled vote. so hopefully we can work with that time. on the issue of dietary standards that nart brought up he brought up the same issue at the fda hearing. she said she didn't have a role in this and she was an adviser. today you stated you hadn't really looked at the law yet. it seems like there's a certain running for the hills here. secr

the crippling drought, and what many fear comes next, a wicked fire season. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc

a wicked strong moving front that moved through here with rain and stronger weather to our east. live doppler hd, generally, more dry in most locations and still tracking an isolated light shower popping up, still an boulder creek and even moving to the southeast around summit, at highway 9 and we saw the most rain in that area yesterday and that is where they are dealing with light showers right now. visibility wise we have issues as well dense fog in the north bay, santa rosa with visibility down to quarter of a mile and elsewhere we are doing fine with visibility around 10 miles. sutro tower showing downtown san francisco has clouds above and a few left over sprinkles are possible but end the system is finally out of here we town warmer for thursday and friday and a dry pattern persists law monday. outside right now the north bay is the coolest spot and calistoga is 37 degrees and 49 in san carlos and 47 outside in danville. good morning satellite and radar showing a funnel cloud near chico and left over sprinkle is possible and high pressure is building and that means we are

your jackedup kids keep moving under a wicked method! this is coming from what's being taught at home! you understand? tell the children to stop committing crimes putting themselves in situations that's going to be unfortunate! that's where this is coming from. neil: you know what i love. >> nobody is telling the children that. neil: sorry to jump in you on. to your point, we had alita king, if i'm a mom or dad, i'm yanking those kids that i see out of the protests and sure enough as she was speaking one mom famously was yanking her son out of that. >> i saw that. neil: this kid is embarrassed on international tv. but having said that. she said get the hell out of here, what are you doing? and i'm wondering why mom and dads white or black, you have an obligation to keep an eye on them. >> a lot of the parents -- and i praise god for that woman she knows she knows her son. she knows that's not you. these children are wanna-be thug, they wanna-be thugs. this is all that crap they internalize with the music and want to go out there and try

he took 428 test wick ets, scored more than 2,000 runs and became a charismatic captain, guiding australia to three triumphs. although he insisted leadership wasn't all about expertise. >> i think there are two aspects of it. it needs to be 90% luck and 10% skill. i give you a very strict warning, don't try it without the skill. >> reporter: after retiring as a player, benaud transferred his skills to the media with the same cool composure. >> hello, welcome to highlights and welcome to viewers in england, india, and this match is the second semi-final. >> reporter: his mellow understated style turned into one of sports' most famous voices capturing cricket's drama. >> he's done it! >> reporter: but also its humor. >> a streaker on the field. that's the first catch rodney mass has made today. >> reporter: richie benaud continued congressmen at a timing into his 80s. his popularity has enduring as his talent a man who excelled with bat, ball and microphone cricket's ultimate all-rounder. >> true enough. andy swiss reporting. >>> jamie's with us now. samsung on the front today? >> it's all a

these kids have been taught that their mother's a delve, that she's apostate she's evil wicked.epends on them getting back to the prophet. >> reporter: but the uproar over sabrina's children shows just how far this community has to go. so where do you predict things are going? >> it could go anywhere. i worry a lot that there could be some kind of violence. that would be warren's style, to go out in some kind of blaze of glory, as a martyr. >> reporter: this is dan harris along the utah/arizona border. >>> and next she's used to playing the sidekick, first on seinfeld, next on veep. now julia lou we dreyfus is stepping into the spotlight. our brain with centrum silver men. multivitamins with 20% more vitamin d. my heart beats 100,000 times a day sending oxygen to my muscles... again! ...so i can lift even the most demanding weights. take care of your heart with centrum silver men. multivitamins for the most important parts of you. mouths are watering, and stomachs are growling. or is that just me? it's lobsterfest red lobster's largest variety of lobster dishes all year. double

alison: we had some wicked lightning tonight. steve: this is the lightning tracker within the last two hours. all of the dots on the screen the orange ones are the older ones. as we move closer, it was just a spectacular light show especially at 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 as the storm system really began to pick up steam. right now, as we show you the pictures that were sent from some of the viewers, this is from the blue ridge, from william. the lightning, absolutely amazing. and just behind our building and rosslyn, the iwo jima memorial, a cloud to ground lightning strike. that is courtesy of chris duncan. thunderstorms well to the north and east. we had scattered showers, some embedded thunderstorms, but nothing that will be severe, at least not as we move through the rest of the overnight. skies will begin to clear nicely early tomorrow morning. the high today, 82 degrees, well above average this time of year. the record, not so far from that 89. right now we are in at 65 reagan national, the wind out of the south at 10. the wind wil

have cleared. 36 trolley is not running you have the buses between # 0 and east -- 80th even east wick. that's lasting until mud morning. >> reporter: we're not seeing any delays on the eastern seaboard philadelphia, boston, chicago, orlando newark, new york city all looking good. we're staying dry in the city so you should not have any problems flying out. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast it's turning warmer but very cold once again, temperatures at or above freezing. 65 is the high. we're dry today lots of sunshine. tomorrow, we have thundershowers now have through the day. 7 -- owe on and off through the day. 70 degrees is the high. saturday breezy and cooler, 53. sunday a gusty cool wind, but otherwise partly sunny skies for easter sunday and 59. >>> in "healthcheck" we have insight into how many people are using medical marijuana. the state study was conducted through 2012 through the the end of 2014. an advocate says the total is low due to the high cost and short list of qualifying medical conditions. there are three clinic also statewide that sell medical marijuana.

york road at adams avenue and we have an electrical fire in glenside along mount carmel avenue at ciz wick avenue. -- keswick avenue. we're getting world of a downed tree in northern delaware blocking route 100 between kicker and rockland roads stay on 52 kennett pike to get around that blockage. through tomorrow morning the ramp from 168 northbound to 138 northbound will be closed in haddon township. >>> grief counselors will be at st. joe's prep to help students and staff in need after the death of a freshman football player who died on the field during practice. annie mccormick is live with more. >> reporter: good morning, tam for most of the weekend grief counselors were on hand to talk to students who were upset once they learned the popular well liked freshman football player who died on the feel was not coming to school monday morning. it was an emogul weekend at st. joe's prep. parents, coaches and classmates comforted each other. the head coach consoled players. friday morning during a football conditioning workout, ryan gillyard collapsed on the field in front of his teammates. h

. >> hi commissioners i'm michael 134i8g9 wick thanks for the opportunity to speak i've lived open scott street one block over from divisadero and foreign 26 years and seen the neighborhood change and been a part of the chunk in the work essentially along the community driven planning process and including the medium down the center i'm enthusiastically supportive i've come to say that is a positive thing we need to improve and increase the density to accommodate people and doing it it in a one smart way by increasing the density on the corridors is u the way to do it you'll hear people say we're not here for that but the housing crisis is a crisis people people say no, i say yes, in our backyard i'm disappointed to hear the density is not increased i don't know why not have taller buildings on the divisadero at concerns about the parking i find self-serving i've lived here 26 years

the first half of the wicked sunglasses.side we go, and the clouds will stick around at least for the overnight it to early tomorrow morning. the temperature now 63 degrees at reagan national, the wind out of the south at seven. high today 74 degrees, once again above average this time of year. the record 95, 2002, and we are moving closer to the 8:00 p.m. sunset. if your allergies are bothering you again, the tree pollen is back. it is in the high range today. grass, no problem, weeds no problem, the mold is down compared with yesterday. 61 gaithersburg, bwi marshall at 61 andrews 59. further south, still in the upper 50's, lower 60's. we will keep reign of the forecast, showers and the forecast was we move through the overnight. doppler radar shows the action to the north and east. 55 degrees overnight, the wind out of the south and east. the futurecast tomorrow, start off with showers. late afternoon, may have rumbles of thunder as the frontal system moves away. the high pressure builds behind clearing skies for the first

why do they think 36 countries ban it now and 20 wicks countries are looking to ban it report roar nework chuck schumer is looking for a suspension of use of penn at a. that won't help them as long as these poles are still here. >>> in east ham shouldn't, new york, rick leventhal fox news. >>> straight ahead philly underground. we'll take you below the philadelphia water works for a look at some hidden gems. it's a piece of history that care takers are fighting to preserve. ♪ ♪ to you they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum protection kills fleas ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix® ii. for the love of dog™. music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. ♪ >>> philadelphia underground now one particular building accents the landscape between the schuylkill river and the art museum like something in an old world masterpiece. but few people know the historic fairmount

. >> hi commissioners i'm michael 134i8g9 wick thanks for the opportunity to speak i've lived open scott street one block over from divisadero and foreign 26 years and seen the neighborhood change and been a part of the chunk in the work essentially along the community driven planning process and including the medium down the center i'm enthusiastically supportive i've come to say that is a positive thing we need to improve and increase the density to accommodate people and doing it it in a one smart way by increasing the density on the corridors is u the way to do it

we have a wintry weather advisory through midnight and wick picking up around 3 to 7 inches of snow betweenhour. here's a look at emeryville. we have some drops on the lens. temperatures are cool. 48 san carlos, 52 san jose, 50 half moon bay, and look at mt. tam where we have some breezy winds and the rain coming down. 48 in napa. 50 in fairfield. up to .2-inch possible. santa cruz, not much is happening now. you were in the 70s yesterday but you will have a cool couple days with more rain in the forecast. some showers for your easter sunday. heavy rain overnight tomorrow night into tuesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. could see some small hail. snow levels down to 3500 feet as the cold core sweeps through the bay area come tuesday. here it is right now. the first piece of energy pushing south into san francisco throughout your easter sunday. timing it out for you, 10:00 you will notice we are still wet from the north bay, the east bay, into san jose. the santa cruz mountains. 11:00 the rain begins to push further into the east bay valleys. still in san jose, gilroy and montere

. >> they are very wicked people. if you are a black man, they don't respect you. they treat you like a dog. reporter: his story chimes with other migrant experiences. they talk of ruthless people smugglers with little regard for their human cargo. >> they send the migrants over at any time, in any weather, whatever the conditions are at sea. reporter: despite the dangers the migrants keep coming desperate to reach europe. no one incivility -- in sicily believes that setting up processing centers in libya will change that. >> these people can't just wait there forever. they still want to come to europe. they definitely don't want to go home, otherwise they wouldn't have fled in the first place. reporter: police are skeptical that a solution will be found quickly. last year alone, this officer arrested nearly 200 human traffickers. but the masterminds are out of reach in libya. >> the people smugglers obviously don't want us to catch them. that's why they often higher migrants -- often hire migrants to paddle the fishing boats across the mediterranean. reporter: inv

practices proven over thirty or 40 years of research in a college going culture we're addressed a pea to wick eerie might get into trouble here (laughter). >> well, let me ask this follow-up question (laughter) >> so when you say they fit it into their schedule they're paying for the teachers is that it. >> i don't know it is a .2 i can bring jan wong up to speak we've been in partnership so addressing excel is a great example in the instruction to address the issues of the english languages learns a great model to how we collaborate through the department and allow our students opportunities. >> that's a better explanation but i'm concerned and i want us to be investing in kids that are challenged and don't come from families that are tradition of college going, etc. but this is going to sound terrible i want to more for the schools that are filled with one's like that that's something we're doing for them i was concerned when i saw what schools have it i said really that doesn't make sense to me. >> are there other questions or comments for mr. koffman. >> commissioner fewer. >> yes. thank

. >> what it's like doing 80 down one wicked run. >>> what's it like to be a woman in a wheel chair. >> i'm not going to lie. >> the funny lady who is answering questions and confessing all. there was a woman one time at a bruce springsteen concert really getting on my nerves. did i kind of ram into her ankles a little bit? >>> it's always good to keep your camera close by because you don't know what you're go toll catch. what you're going to see. in this case on the roadway, a guy with his wife returning from whole foods when they saw this guy just riding done the highway. >> this happens more often than we think. i'd think we would see a video like this one in a blew moon but it's once a week. >> everybody has a camera, so everybody's recording these moments. >> get it the poster caught two videos. >> i didn't put the [ bleep ]. >> what? >> play it again. >> do it again. >> i didn't put the -- >> i didn't put the sugar in the tank. >> i really want to know what's going on. >> we know what's going on. he didn't put the sugar in the tank. >> i didn't put the sugar in the tank. i didn

what it's like doing 80 down one wicked run. >>> it's a go pro look at feeding time for -- >> seven orphanedr cubs. >> why cute and cuddly doesn't mean easy. >>> and a very uptown funk passover. ♪

pan wick rise. >> reporter: after shocks forcing hundreds of thousands to sleep outside as the desperate race unfold toss pull survivors from the ruble. troops arriving with pick axes and shovels the help coming too late for so many victims. not just in the city but also in the mountains where the quake triggered massive avalanchees. >> coming down. >> reporter: and burying mountaineers beneath them. the one of those climbers a google executive daniel freedberg, google saying we lost one of our own in this tragedy. the heart break growing as more bodies are pulled from the ruble. bossi, abc news, new york. >>> in the meantime we have yet another look at volcano in chile that roared back to life this week. this view is from the sky above that volcano as ash arose miles in the air. volcano pumped out tons of toxic ash and that ash is covering homes and pastures. experts say they are not expecting another big eruption anytime soon, but many agree that this is the the most unpredictable volcano in the world. >>> the federal government has unveiled a report that examines how it collects infor

what it's like doing 80 down one wicked run. >>> it's a go pro look at feeding time for -- >> seven orphaned bear cubs. >> why cute and cuddly doesn't mean easy. >>> and a very uptown funk passover. ♪ how some matzoh men are pulling off the parody. >>> it's always good to keep a camera close by because you don't know what you're going to catch. what you're going to see. in this case on the roadway. guy with his wife returning from whole foods when they saw this guy just riding down the highway. >> this happens more often than -- i would think weould see a video like this once in a see one a week. >> i think it's happened a ton but now everybody has a camera, so everybody recording these moments. the poster of this video caught two videos. >> what? >> play it again. >> listen to it again. [ inaudible ]. >> i didn't get it. >> we really want to know what's going on. >> we do know. he didn't put the sugar in the tank. we have another video, this a dash cam, just because you have a porsche doesn't mean you can drive it well. >> oh! >> i feel sorry for the car. >> he takes off, loses control, sta

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. >>> coming up wicked winter weather is over. they say. they promise. but how did the airlines fare during the harshest of times? a look at which ones made the grade, which fly. >>> here's a look at what to watch tomorrow. and there's a lot. on the data front. import and export prices set to be released a key indication. raul castro and president obama have fe meeti as both move to normalize relations. will they shake hands and apple begins taking orders for the apple watch and that folks, is what to watch for friday. >>> it is that time of year when forey to predict the hurricane season. the first one is out and forecasters of colorado state university say it's a below see 7 tropical storms and only 3 will become hurricanes. a typical year has about 7 hurricanes. >>> after this year's harsh winter weather, it was anything but a below average year for potholes. and now repairs are under way in the east and midwest and many craters on the road, states and municipalities find out it's a pricey fix. >> reporter: if you have a c encountered them. potholes.

a sizzling fastball and wicked curve. >> he had a lot of talent. he was a great pitcher.e could have gone a long ways, in my opinion. >> reporter: priscilla oppenheimer oversaw minor league operations when the team signed lachappa in 1993 and remembers this request from the southpaw's mom. >> you watch out for him, and i said, i'll take good care of him. >> reporter: good care, even when life throws the curve. >> hello. how are you? >> reporter: lachappa's big league dreams were derailed in 1996 by a heart attack that caused a brain injury. >> how we doing? doing okay? >> reporter: yet the team refused to let him go. >> how's everything? >> we just decided that matt was going to be a padre for life. >> thanks for coming out. >> reporter: every year, the franchise has renewed his minor league contract so he can maintain quality health insurance. >> the padres said that he'd be a family member for life, and they've stuck to that bargain. >> reporter: even though it can be hard to communicate, lachappa's love for the team is unquestionable. do you notice anything in him when

the crippling drought, and what many fear comes next, a wicked fire season. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, lester holt. >>> good evening. late this afternoon, with victims of the boston marathon bombing looking on, the emotionally charged case was handed off to the jury. deliberations begin tomorrow morning with accused bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev ultimately fighting for his life. the case against him is powerful. it includes the anguished testimony of survivors and shocking and graphic images from the marathon attack and the violence that followed on that deadly four-day reign of terror. while the defense has focused its case not on who did it but who led the attack. our justice correspondent pete williams was in the courtroom. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsarnaev brought terror to main street prosecutors told the jury intentionally targeting men, women and children in a blood thirsty ever to make a point. when he placed his bomb, they said he knew a boy was just a few

we take it to the boulevard past wick a -- wissahickon both directions directions northbound lookingtty good. volume fairly light so far this morning. into new jersey we go, the 42 freeway, all starting to pick up little bit headed northbound toward the city. a lot of headlights showing up southbound, looking pretty clear, at the moment. but still area speeds, across the city, no problems. south philadelphia on 95, at the speed limit, 55 miles per hour, in and out of the city on the schuylkill, no problems there. boulevard coming in, 36 miles per hour, 55 in northeast philadelphia again, 295 and the turnpike in jersey at the speed limit at 65. somerdale near chews landing road. mass transit roar nothing delays. that's a look at your ridement back to you. >> let's give you more on breaking news, gunfire interrupts a party at camden area business, at least one person is rushed to the hospital. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joins us now from the scene to bring you up-to-date. jan, good morning. >> ukee, good morning a lot is still unknown this morning about this overnight schoo

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>>james: like yesterday with a wicked of the overcast conditions a slight breeze to concede the flagft pier 15 along the embarcadero in san francisco are to make out low clouds hanging over not only the city with the entire bay and pettifog taken up to more intense fog developing in palo month down to a fremont visibility santa rosa down to 5 mi. will start to see some heavy fog for along the portion of the 101 in santa rosa through cattlemen and down toward the novato area will also see some fog from in the half moon bay everyone looking pretty good this morning here is what the weather will look out this our solidly in the low to mid '50's by noontime in will be mostly cloudy and temperatures warming up to low 60s may be mid-60's for the inland valley today in some spots the 10 degree drop on some of the highs we saw yesterday cool weather to that would also save 52 in san francisco that with the four check coming up with 15 minutes now listed to the traffic center any problems out there yet. >>george: it is here and maureen and accident occurred a day for a while were told by the

and those morning lows are going to be wick. now tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. 29 in the poconos. 35 in allentown. 40 degrees in philadelphia. but by friday morning it gets even colder. with light winds and also clear skies. 36 in philadelphia. forty one allentown. so that means that frost line gets a little bit closer to the city on friday morning. our northern and western suburbs low temperatures will range between 32 and 36. so if you planned those annuals protect them tomorrow night because they can be in jeopardy. overnight the low temperature 40 in the city. 30s in our suburbs. during the day tomorrow the high 55 with gusty winds. and take a look at your planner. the morning will be cold. but the lining back in your jacket. maybe even pack the fleece get it back out. by lunch time temperatures in the 50s. after school 54. evening activity only in the 40s. on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" seven day forecast, temperatures in the 50s for thursday and friday and then temperatures moderate somewhat over the weekend at leas

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