plus: >> windmills, gu it., i'm anita oh, at the >> this is what it was like to walk through parts of new hampshire. peak gusts 119 miles per hour. during this video winds still gusting into the 110-mile an hour range. the flag was used by the staff at the mount washington observatory to help you verbalize the strength of the wind. very dangerous. advice press pence meantime in ken tunnel i rallying support for the republican plan to replace the affordable care act. here at home two dozen people outside the pat meehan's spring fields officer. called on the republican congressman to vote against the plan. the protesters are concerned that they could lose their own health insurance. >> seniors will be really actually have a double whammie. they're going to have to pay more, get less. so this is really an appauling plan that the republicans are supporting and proposing right now. >> the protesters say they will demonstrate until the plan is ultimately defeated. >> and a man arrested after he jumped over the white

plus: >> windmills, gu it. a cheese tulips and more, i'm anita oh, at the philadelphia fl >> this is what it was like to walk through parts of new hampshire. peak gusts 119 miles per hour. during this video winds still gusting into the 110-mile an hour range. the flag was used by the staff at the mount washington observatory to help you verbalize the strength of the wind. very dangerous. advice press pence meantime in ken tunnel i rallying support for the republican plan to replace the affordable care act. here at home two dozen people outside the pat meehan's spring fields officer. called on the republican congressman to vote against the plan. the protesters are concerned that they could lose their own health insurance. >> seniors will be really actually have a double whammie. they're going to have to pay more, get less. so this is really an appauling plan that the republicans are supporting and proposing right now. >> the protesters say they will demonstrate until the plan is ultimately defeated. >> and a man

what people told us about what the importance of the windmills and the green houses and the flowers that used to be grown here and the wind, let's not forget the wind. >> we have to continue to invest in our city's infrastructure and creating new. this is a recreation center for the 21st century and for the 21st century communities. >> we finally made something after somebody that everybody needs and this is the park. >> neighborhoods in san francisco are as diverse and fascinating as the people who inhabit them. today we're in the sunset, where we'll join supervisor tang for the inspiration of this show, where we explore san francisco, one neighborhood at a time. hi i'm katy tang the district 4 supervisor in san francisco, which is comprise of sunset and parkside neighborhoods. i think what makes district 4 unique is that we have so many different cultures here. we have so many different generations of people. different experiences and that makes it a vibrant neighborhood. for example, which you go down urban street you can do to a japanese restaurant, chinese restaurant, american resta

"man attacks the windmill, windmill dgaf." "how is this white kid saying the n-word not racist"? could be you." i thought this was a great campaign, very clever, but they are spoiling the endings. >> a lot of people complain that people don't read anymore, not taking the classics into consideration, you've got to keep up with the times and this is the way to do it. i asked them, this is a great campaign, but what is it doing in terms of sales? i like to report that they did indeed to say a healthy increase in sales sense, but the brand awareness and virality has been off the charts. >> tom: this is great, i was worried when you said you contacted them. they going to be coming after us, "red eye," your guests are harassing us by email. >> hopefully they are not watching the segment, because to me what they are doing is advertising that books are stupid and people need to be tricked into reading them. if it's actually cool, you don't need to trick people into doing it. they have to trick people into reading books because reading is not cool. it's a lame. >> tom: lou, young people c

this year's show is awash in windmills, wooden shoes and signature tulips of the dutch landscape.ow runs through the 19th. outside, a different story. time for a look at the forecast with melissa magee. it's been so mild this winter. >> it has. we have cold air in place. monday night into tuesday, tracking the nor'easter. i'll show you what's going on with storm tracker 6. it's dry now but it's cold outside. bundle up. sky 6 live i d. as we l outside from the temple university camera at city hall, we have mostly clear skies with a lot of radiationaloong taking place. extra layers are needed out on the town tonight. temperatures 27. the dewpoint at three. winds at 15 miles per hour, the ocean temperature at 42-degrees. numbers north and west of town, 16 at tannersville. 27 center city. lower 20s oxford and pottstown at 20. 24-degrees in brownses mills. dover at 28. here's satellite 6 with action radar, mostly clear skies across the area. winds are not as blustery as they were earlier today. that's part of the reason it was frigid across the area. over the next 12 hour, mostly clear

jobs if you have subsidies that take money from poor people to give them to your cronies in the windmill business. >> we've had huge price drops in rooftop solar. if the prices are so low, get rid of the subsidies. i think solar can compete with subsidies. john: let it compete. >> the problem is you have utilities whose business it is to sell you and i electrons, if i'm producing my own electricity from rooftop solar, i'm no longer buying the electrons. john: too bad for them. they can't stop. >> you they can. in 20 states we're seeing laws to stop net metering. it says if i take the financial risk to install rooftop solar, should i be allowed to sell excess electricity back into the grid. the utility has to buy excess power. it's about fairness. john: forced to buy it, you call that fair? >> i'm forced to buy what the utility is selling. why can't i compete with it. john: put your panels up and go off the grid and support yourself. >> you can. but there's a lot of folks living in cities that are dealing with the local regulations set down by the state and the local utility is influentia

we've had windmills since the middle age. >> they're trying to build out the infrastructure.y still don't have the power grid to support the energy. >> it's just not true. >> you can respond to this. the idea of saying a windmill is the same as what's trying to get going today and what we're trying to do to have the infrastructure to support is mislead sglg misleading. >> no, that doesn't work, no. and there that has been subsidies to get the solar and the wind going. but they're declining and they are going to go away in a few years. and that the point the technology is going to be there, and these renewables are going to be price competitive. so to talk away from these renewable sources of energy at this point would be a greater -- again, going back to jobs, this isn't where the jobs are going to be. in fact, the other policies from the administration are putting forward are going to hurt jobs. take manufacturing. if you want to create jobs in manufacturing, we should become a more global economy. this isn't really where you should be focussed. >> this sounds like a segment

this windmill is giving her a painful slap in the face. molly: and we have royalty coming to the french capital, will and kate. william's be prince first visit since his mother died here 20 years ago. the purpose is a soft power diplomatic charm offensive at the request of the foreign office. the duke and duchess of cambridge will meet senior french politicians in a bid to boost anglo-french relations in the wake of brexit. this is the first stop. they will visit germany and poland in july. they are not the only members of the royal family. prince charles and camilla will italy, andia, austria at the request of the government. molly: it is st. patrick's day. i did not put on green, but we put on sweaters. i will say happy st. patrick's day. >> a of people, particularly stateside, think they are irish or believe they have irish ancestry. the irish times has 17 questions to test your irish-ness. i did terribly. the questions are hard. one of my favorite was "what does say patty's day signify to the average irish person??" patrick's,of st. ge

holland and the convention space is huge, transformed with all sorts of sculptures, art exhibits, windmill, even an ecosystem dome that they have set up. we have also seen people picking up some plants for their garden, getting ready for that spring fever. but as we know with the forecast, it's a little bit away. and people figure that out as soon as they step outside the convention hall. >> we take all the patientictur but it's not like being there. >> i love the flower show. items spring early every year. i love snow, too. >> we're getting a little bit of that. >> finally. >> reporter: and you can continue to escape the cold tonight. the doors are open until 9:00 and they're doing something special this year where you can come out tonight, it's call flowers after hours. they will have dancing, music, some arts crafts and games. a good way to get out of the wind and cold. i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> looking a lot like spring, but feel like winter. >> that's right. conditions for today only topped out at 32 degrees at philadelphia international airport. and it's only getting colder. o

since it's honoring holland they have these awesome windmills. this is ann from virginia. it is your birthday or close to your birthday. >> this is. this was my birthday present. >> reporter: you were outside. it's frigid cold. what's it like in here? >> it's wonderful. the smells are wonderful. beautiful. one of the prettiest things i've ever seen. >> reporter: almost like spring inside. >> definitely like spring. >> reporter: there's so much to see inside the philadelphia flower show. in addition to all the exhibits honoring the netherlands they also got stuff about sustainable farming and he coukcould -- ec o lowlo low -- eco logical agriculture. back to you. >>> grab the jackets. >>> in addition to helping people get to the flower show septa is selling discounted tickets for the event. you'll pay $29 for adult, $15 for kids. few dollars off what you would spend if you bought your tickets at the doors. customers can purchase them at regional ticket offices. >>> 8:36 anthony saturday. the return of the frigid weather leads to a serious problem at one airport. a plane car

get warmer and if you are making plans for the weekend, the winds will change, nice look at the windmillsn our camera. we have rain moving in. find out when it arrives next. >> coming up all new at 6:00 tonight, it is one of the biggest opening to hit the bay area in years. we take you inside the massive complex that will transform chinatown. ,, >>> not a bad first day of march. low 60s in concord and oakland. upper 50s for livermore and san francisco. very pleasant san jose and santa rosa. lake hennessy in the background beautiful crystal clear blue skies from our mount vaca cam. and as you would expect, nothing on the radar. that will change come saturday morning. how about the rain in the north bay? so far this year, 52 inches of rain in santa rosa since july 1. not only is it on pace for the wettest water year on record, but it's not even close. it's 8 inches ahead of where we were in the el nino winter of 1997-1998. by far the wettest winter and water year on record ever in the north bay 103 years of weather data. we go back more than a century it's been never wetter than this winter

. >> ♪ >> reporter: windmills, bikes, and wooden shoes, this years flower show celebrates the beautynd ingenuity of the dutch culture a lot of the thinking in holland is around using small spaces, so they're physician in how they approach their gardens. >> reporter: over last two weeks 3,000 volunteers have helped transform the pennsylvania convention center into a snapshot right out of the travel brochure. this one an artistic interpretation. >> representing the house of orange, founding family of holland. >> reporter: bill schaefer of the schaefer designs is one of the 45 main exhibitors this year. >> over 250 bikes, and below that we have over 200 wheels creating this sculptures and others below holding over 15,000 stems of all orange flowers. >> reporter: bill has created pieces for the philadelphia flower show for more than a decade, but he and his wife, christened got married at the show five years ago. >> we're over achievers and we are bringing in a lot of people to help to get a really cool experience. >> ♪ >> reporter: this morning judging started and for next nine days a t

welcome to the democratic party platform -- that and an energy policy of windmills and little monkeys on tricycles. now what are we blaming the democrats for, huh? the financial recovery, affordable healthcare, getting bin laden? enough with the "getting bin laden" thing! that was like three super bowls ago. god, the von trapp family took fewer curtain calls. mandy hasn't been paying any taxes. oh, wow. who do you think you are, mandy? [ chuckles ] verizon? boeing? g.e.? hey, i will find the money to pay my stupid taxes, like every other stupid person in stupid america, okay? you don't need to say "stupid america." you just need to say "california." we should give her that money. - no, no, no. - yeah. we'll give her advice. we're not bailing her out. this is a teachable moment like that time she got her head caught in the banister. times. you know what? she -- she can earn some money. - kristin, hey. honey? - huh? what? how do you feel about giving mandy a shift at your restaurant? oh, yeah. we have been on the lookout - for someone who's incompetent, so... - no. plus, their banisters

doesn't want the windmill. >> no. had a company on last night that actually is one of the biggest wind power companies, and, you know, wind's working. >> it just overtook hydro. >> yeah. wind is real. >> i mend the windmill you get on your phone when you can't connect. >> oh, okay. >> buffering. >> yeah, that one. he wasn't talking about windmills. >> we'll get cramer's mad dash, count down to the opening bell take one more look at the premarket on this anniversary of the s&p's low, back in a minute. . ♪ >>> it's a mad dash for a thursday. >> do you know who invented modern makeup? >> estee lauder? >> max factor. there's a new max factor on the block, i interviewed him recently. he is from e.l.f., which is eyes, lips, face. and they had a remarkably great quarter, beat on every single line. huge share take on the shelf at target. why? two reasons. one, lowest cost. okay. in other words this is an outfit that really is -- >> they went public here not that long ago. >> oh, it was a monster. i've been pushing and pushing

there are tulips and windmills and other wonders from the dutch country. check it out today from 8:00 a.m. tomorrow 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. >>> reptiles amphibians and arachnids. the reptile slithers into oaks montgomery county this weekend. there will be vendors from across the country selling reptiles and supplies and accessories, check out this family friend event from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. >>> lace up your shoes for the same time pattic -- patrick's day boardwalk run at the tropicana in a-c this morning. >> so glad you stayed with onen incident at paris' orly airport. a man grabbed a gun from soldier guarding the airport. the suspect ran away and tried to hide in an airport shop and was shot and killed by security forces. nobody else was hurt. flights to the airport have been redirected. no word on the suspect's identity or a possible motive. paris police say a shooting earlier this morning is connected to the airport incident. in that case we know an officer was shot in the face during a traffic stop. >>> two planes collided over a busy shopping mall

there are tulips and windmills and other the dutch company. check it out from 8:00 a.m.9 and tomorrow 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. >>> reptiles and amphibians ad arachnids in oaks, montgomery county. there will be fender from across the county selling live reptiles and supplies and accessories, you can check this event out from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today. and we don't have to use antibiotics in their diet. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. for example, thyme. it's part of our 100% veggie diet and helps support their immune system. perdue. over 200 products no antibiotics ever. saturday morning, forecast this afternoon, cloudy gray and gloomy, the high at the shore, 47. philadelphia, 45. poconos 34 degrees. big story coming up, it will be the warmup as we get into the second half of the weekend and especially next week. we have a warm front in the process of pushing through. looks something like this, that's why you're seeing the moisture out there. by the way if you look at t

my name is maureen windmill from ebbw vale, south wales. i voted out for brexit.onies that we've received from europe to be spent on our town was spent on the wrong things. fairly unanimous views from the bingo crowd, then. the next morning i met up with the leader of the ebbw vale business forum, phil edwards. he agreed to show me some examples of what people here feel has been misspent eu money. we started on the new £2.5 million lift that takes you up the side of the old steelworks slag heap. fantastic amount of money, over half a billion. half a billion? the dragon is european funded, is it? the dragon is european funded! what do you think of all the money being spent on the town centre here, the high streets, this dragon, and so on? you cannot complain about it in one sense, it is pretty. that is all it is, it is cosmetic. if you have someone dying, you do not give them cosmetic surgery to keep them alive, that is not enough. the town is dying. the borough is dying. and it needs employment. it does not need pretty bollards and wonderful dragons and a clock th

what a beautiful day to look at and connor showing the windmills, they were all going , top speed, itas a breezy day but look at how beautiful with blue skies in the background. phil was out on kelly drive showing cherry blossoms in bloom here a early start to cherry blossom season but what a great picture with the blue skies in the background and some flowers as we head through the day. we have storm scan three showing generally clear skies outside right now, no problems outside today, high pressure is in control. not for long though, we have got another system that will start pushing in as we get into late tomorrow night, even , and then especially through the day friday. we will jump in tour future weather, tomorrow we will wake up to just a few cloud, outside, here's 6:00 a.m., most of the day sunny, see a few cloud filtering in the afternoon, high cloud, not a bad looking day. not deep blue sky all day we saw today but nice day nonetheless. 9:00 o'clock tomorrow night it is mostly cloudy, overnight tomorrow night is when rain comes n could start as freezing rain or wintry mix in

tilting the windmill or whatever self-defeating metaphor makes the most sense to you.ave to be talking about jobs that are uniformly cared about in order to move forward. >> tucker: you can have a job available but if no one can do it, the job remains unfilled. >> 5.6 million jobs, 75% don't require four-year degrees. what people talk about why the skills gap exists, it is almost -- how can it not exist? we took tech out of high school, at the same time we told an entire generation that their best hope for success was a four-year degree. the most expensive path becomes the best path for the most people. at the same time, all these other jobs which are linked to this very fundamental form of education are completely marginalized because we send a really powerful message. if you don't just take vocational technical training out of high schools and data be the end of it. that sets all kinds of dominoes in place. none of them are pretty and they all fall down. >> tucker: i hate being political but we are in washington, these don't happen without forces moving them to happe

pennsylvania convention center will be transformed into the netherlands complete with fields of tulips, windmills and much more. the philadelphia flower show is back with a theme of holland, flowering the world. matt is the president of the pennsylvania horticulture society. thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> what an exciting time this is. it's someone who has been to the flower show, i love it, but for youings it's busy. >> incredibly busy and exciting. we have 3500 or so volunteers coming together this week and next to make the show happen, and 250,000 guests to welcome next week. it's busy. >> the exhibits are just breathtaking. every year you walk in, it gets better and better. give us a sneak peek inside the center now. >> you're going to walk into a field of thousands of tulips, tens of thousands of tulips, hover flower fields over head. in the hall, major garden created by landscape firms and expermits in the region and thousands of planted bulbs, color, beauty, and just amazing gardens to see. >> amazing artists, too, right, from the high school students to those of inter

center in center city this years theme, flowers of holland, flowering the world, and fountains, windmills and hanging canopy of 6,000 colored flowers. many visitors say today was the perfect day to enjoy the magic. >> once you are down there, it is just, an explosion of color and beauty. >> i don't want to leave. it is so beautiful. it remind me of holland where i was as a child. so beautiful. >> the flower show runs through sunday, march the 19th >>> some of the trees that went down, they have budd on them already. some of the budd are already out. >> yeah, wow. >> that is beautiful inside there. >> it is coming, lauren has more on what we went through and what we can expect. >> it looks springy out there right new did you note that is you mean inside the convention certainty. >> inside the convention center. yeah, snowy scene all across the delaware valley as we dealt with the implications of that nor'easter that roared through the area, main energy is off to the north ande but we are seeing residual snow showers through parts of the area and certainly, a not springy scene. we are looki

we have windmills. we've got bikes.rrow, open to the public, at 11:00 in the morning. you got to come out and check it out. rahel, jim, back into you. >> thank you, jan, you're going tomorrow? >> my mom annually go tomorrow, yes. good show. once again the philadelphia flower show opens tomorrow and runs through march 19 at the pennsylvania convention center. >> and philadelphia celebrating the 225th anniversary of the us mint. >> see how modern change is made, so meisha, dream drive, check it out. >> you know what? where doesn't we go together, right? this time we're going a stone throw away from historic buildings right in the nation, right here. so take a look, you guys. >> we are driving through the beautiful historic old city philadelphia. and we're going to somewhere really cool today. a place where we will be talking about money. >> welcome to the united state mit of philadelphia. this is the largest and we make more coins here than any place on earth. >> can watch the frost above, but thanks to tim, we get to see

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. >>> tulips and windmills and wooden shoes, the 2017 philadelphia flower show is open and introducing but first we're tracking a major snowstorm and bitter cold. the entire delaware and lehigh valleys will be affect by a nor'easter heading our way. we're dealing with cold temperatures, sky6 live hd is taking live outside at the commodore barry bridge, a beautiful sunny start to the day. but you will definitely want to bundle up before heading out. >> a reminder it is 9:00 a.m., we sprung forward overnight, we're looking forward though. >> reporter: i lost an hour of sleep an popped right out of bed, i was happy. >> you knew snow was coming. we know what it is about. >> reporter: we'll get you outside and start you out with a live shot of cape may. we have a little bit of cloud cover down there right now. the jersey shore delaware bay region south dealing with overcast. most of us are suing sunny conditions at this point. we'll go clings of sun and clouds

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i suppose you drove over here in your windmill-powered car? just trying to raise awareness, man. i miss the days when all the costume had to say was "boo." with the election coming up, we just wanted him to wear a costume that made a statement -- that's all. well, a little kid wearing black at night -- the statement is, "why don't you hit me with your car?" hey, mandy. [ chuckles ] glasses and a book? that is obviously a costume. u.s. election assistance commission? mm-hmm, for extra credit in poli-sci, i signed up to help out at the polling place on tuesday. that's right, people. mandy is working the poll. i think we all saw this day coming. when are we gonna go trick-or-treating? i'll take you out, squirt. come on. oh, but i get 20% of your haul. what for? protection. it's dark out here, you know? you might fall down and break those pretty, little teeth of yours. so, you're gonna be an election judge? that's a -- that's a big commitment. oh, yes, i had to attend a o-hour seminar, which was actually very informative... yeah? ...because i foun

. >>> windmills, good a, bikes, i'm anita oh, at the philadelphia flower show. we're taking you to holland next. >> sure is beautiful. good morning, i'm jan carabeo. let's get straight over to meteorologist, justin drabick, with the eyewitness forecast, saturday morning, justin, being kind to you, not sending you out on the skydeck because it is freezing and winds. >> i appreciate that. thank you so much producers for hooking me up today. but yes, it is staying cold. talking about mid winter conditions for several days. not just a day or two. and we're locked in the cold pattern. yep, still talking about the threat for some snow. could happen. it is march, still average two, 3 inches of snow for the month, but we could easily beat that number with pretty strong storm. see how things play out. still a lot of things undetermined at this point. we know the colds air is locked in place throughout the weekends, at least this weekend it is staying nice and driment waking up, two; the actual number in philadelphia, 17 in allentown, trenton seven, up in mount pocono, mi

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say that we're going to be able to power this country and this economy with just very panels and windmills jude you mention energy independence, i hear skeptics say the u.s. is already movings briskly in the directin of energy independence that'sth already happening?ap >> we want to do more of that. you take a look how vladimirdi putin uses energy as a weapon, a geopolitical weapon, when we export energy, we export american influence overseas.ic as i travel around the world i nona there are people that want to buy energy from america, i've had that discussion in japan, in taiwan, i've had that discussion with our nato friends. they want what we have in abundance and we are a world energy super power and after today we're going to be able to act more like that. >> woodruff: senator, also let me ask you about the argument being made, people in the energy industry realize that fiscally responsible to have clean energy, that that is what the american people want and that by doing what the presideni is doing today, he's turning the clock back and that the american people, it's not something the

is this them just sort of railing at windmills at this point, making a political point rather than accomplishing something substantive? >> this is where we'll see the former vice president joe biden along with democratic leaders here. there's a little bit of strategy here. one thing that's worked with some house members is this argument that this bill could never pass the senate. don't walk this plank. democrats are trying to talk about things that would prevent that. some procedural back and forth saying this is never going to get through. i think at the end of the day, they really don't have much recourse. this is going to be on speaker paul ryan. i will say if you'll enjoy me in a show of bipartisanship. there's a golden retriever puppy named biden here. it belongs to a staffer that's a republican but that's biden. >> thank you very much. i know you'll have a very busy day over on the hill. i want to get to the white house where it was extremely busy. kristen welker is there. we were talking about this meeting the president has with these freedom caucus members. our count, right now, 27 repub

coal will participate in that growth because the growth because we are 16 the cost of a windmill.velopments. lets you swipe right on the bigger screen. we will take you live to london. welcome back. breaking is. thersea may addressing parliament right now parliament right now after formally triggering the exit from the european union. important though our trade with the eu is and will remain is clear that they need to increase significantly its trade with the fastest growing export market in the world. we hope to continue to collaborate with our european partners in the areas of finance, education and research. we see continued cooperation in important areas such as foreign affairs. and it's our way. a future partnership by the time the process has concluded. and then moving into the implementation in which britain, the eu and sedition prepare for the new arraignments that will exist between us. mister speaker we understand that there will be consequences for the uk of leaving. we know we will lose influence. over the rules that protect the european economy. they will have to alig

. >> tulips windmills and wooden shoes, the 2017 philadelphia flower show is open and introducing youe're tracking a major snowstorm and bitterly cold temperatures. the entire delaware and lehigh valleys will be affected by the nor'easter heading our way. >> looking outside sky6 live hd city hall, the temple universal camera. it's a beautiful start to the day, but you want to bundle up before you leave the house. chris i can feel you smiling. >> reporter: i'm very happy. it's been cold the last few days the whole week looks cold and we have a snowstorm heading this way monday into tuesday ten days, two weeks the pattern flips for good and we warm the numbers up. allentown, 22. poconos, 11. trenton, 24. when you factor in the winds all of a sudden it feels like the teens out there which by the way is a whole lot better than yesterday when it felt like the low to mid single digits. you need to bundle up, add a few layers and head outside with the coat and gloves and scarf and hat. cape may 26, millville, 21 atlantic city 19. we're expecting clouds to dance across the sky later today. su

. >> plus it is your last cans to head to holland in philadelphia, tulips, wooden shoes and windmillsfirst, meteorologist chris sowers is at the "action news" big board, chris, the vernal equinox is tomorrow. >> reporter: but don't put away your winter coat. we're in the 40s but feels like the 20s. 33 in pottstown, coatsville, 41. saint david, 40. levittown, 38. our locations above freezing, there should not be much in the way of black ice. blahs gore -- glassboro, 38. agendas 38. browns mills 38. storm tracker 6 live we set it in motion for you. there's an area of low pressure there, a small area of low pressure you can see in terms of real estate 100 miles snerms of precipitation -- in terms of precipitation. that's about it. the wind is out of the north that's a cool wind direction for us, this time of the year, so forecast for this afternoon calls for improving conditions at least in terms of sky coverage, the clouds, chilly temperatures. you can see where the cold air mass is. it is sitting right here, it is retreating and lifting to the north, all this works off into the mid atl

than world you see people they're all talking about alternative energy and the sun and wind no, not windmills not here over there, etc. i rest my case and urge you to support this project and pass that is much needed housing stock to the city. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good evening commissioners i am a san francisco resident i'm here to support this project i want to call your attention to something when noah valley you look at the costs and benefits the project and here we're not just proposing to add one one bedroom or two bedroom the developer is trying to add a three bedroom with three hundred square feet that's the type of housing the city needs whether you look at that and the fact that is not displacing anyone and in the current location i think this project should be supported and the discretionary review should request should be rejected thank you. >> any other speakers in support of project and against the discretionary review. >> ma'am, please. hi, i'm a resident of glen park and wanted to mirror all the comments on the support of the development this will add a bea

windmills and 6,000 hanging flowers. 30,000 flowers just in this display alone. so beautiful.ifically for the show, the philly bell. all the flowers not doing that great, though, in washington, d.c. look at this. widespread damage feared. they won't know all of the damage until later when the blossom is supposed to come out. a lot talking about that and we'll be watching that. let's get to your local news and weather after this message by homeaway. meaway. >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by miralax. it works naturally with the water in your body. body. >>> good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> it is 7:56. i'm reggie aqui. mike nicco has a look at your day ahead. >> hi, everybody. a lot of that drizzle already starting to become a thing of the past except the closer you are to the gold been gate. 51 in los gatos. today 60s look the coast mid to upper 60s from the bay into the north bay 70s inland it will be warmest tomorrow heaviest rain will be next week. >> we've got several new issues that have popped up. this one's b

windmills and 6,000 hanging flowers. 30,000 flowers just in this display alone. so beautiful.ally for the show, the philly great, though, in washington, d.c. look at this. widespread damage feared. they won't know all of the damage until later when the blossom is supposed to come out. a lot talking about that and we'll be watching that. let's get >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by mirra lax. it works naturally with the water in your body. >> anchor: good morning, washington! i'm melanie hastings. university of maryland campus police are trying to find out who put racially charged posters around the campus. they read, quote, america is a white nation. the flies were spotted in at least 4 different locations ob campus. university president says the school is investigating the mat ter as hate bias. right now, mohammed m.d. state police are trying to track down this woman, 278-year old katie cook of willard's maryland, 27 years old. missing since sunday morning. last seen near the shopping center. if you think you've seen her, call police. another day to bundle up. he

windmills and 6,000 hanging flowers. 30,000 flowers just in this display alone. so beautiful. for the show, the philly bell. all the flowers not doing that great, though, in washington, d.c. look at this. widespread damage feared. they won't know all of the damage until later when the blossom is supposed to come out. a lot talking about that and we'll be watching that. let's get to your local news and weathe >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by mirra lax. it works naturally with the water in your body. >> good morning i'm tamala edwards, 7:56 thursday, march 16 we've warning you about how icy and slick it is out there. let's go over to matt pellman and look at the schuylkill expressway and you can see what could happen. >> reporter: i feel like a broken record i keep talking about the ice and the ramps. the ramp on the schuylkill expressway westbound to vare avenue, an suv lost control faces sideways up against the barriers. they have the westbound off-ramp blocked because of the single-vehicle accident with the vehicle that slid and hit the wall. i haveevn vehicles

stuart: had problems with the windmills. neil: all the traveling you did as a young man. stuart: yeah. neil: you were like a rebel, a little james dean in your younger days. >> let's not get carried away. i was on the road for over four years. neil: why? was someone trying to find you? stuart: we'll leave that for another day. neil: very good. i always learn something, mr. varney, thank you very much. we are following along the same things stuart was chasing down here. we'll hear from republicans. they are drafting what he hope to be a more acceptable health care package. drafting is like put that in eye tall licks and quotes at the same time. there nowhere near to any agreement on this we also get indications they are nowhere near to rush this. this might come up with the white house briefing, with sean spicer. a little earlier today. we'll hear what peter barnes is hearing with all the cross-section shun developments. reporter: like house republicans idea he seemed to try to jump-start obamacare repeal and replace. listen. >> i know we're all going to make a deal on hea

. >> you're not saying this is a tilting windmills where no matter how much money they plow in they can'teep up? >> i am saying that i think we could talk all we want about google and this ad situation which i think will be resolved rather quickly by google, but the main thing to recognize is that waymo's figured it out. and driven in a waymo car, i've got to tell you, their cost, their disengagement, google will be an autonomous car play and a search company in three years. >> phil, we'll come back to you on this one. thanks for coming to the phone. our phil lebeau. we'll get cramer's mad dash and opening bell in a few minutes. futures, we'll see if they reflect any of the ford uncertainty. more "squawk on the street" from the nyse in a minute. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello, my name is watson. ♪ ♪ our first name has always been 'american'. at at&t, we employ more than 200,000 people with good-paying jobs. connecting consumers and budiness through mobile, internet, and entertainment. at&t invests more into america's economy than any other public company. bringing american's more choices,

what people told us about what the importance of the windmills and the green houses and the flowers thated to be grown here and the wind, let's not forget the wind. >> we have to continue to invest in our city's infrastructure and creating new. this is a recreation center for the 21st century and for the 21st century communities. >> we finally made something after somebody that everybody needs and this is the park. >> there we go. >> good morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority meeting for today, tuesday march 21st. mr. clerk, could you call the roll? >> roll call, commissioner breed? >> breed is absent. cohen. >> present. >> farrell. >> absent. >> fewer. >> present. >> kim. >> present. >> peskin. >> present. >> ronen. present. safai. present. >> sheehy. absent, tang absent. yee, absent zeshgs quorum.