. >> sumner county tennessee...population less than 200 thousand people. it's a region that boasts of being one of the finest places to live, work and play in tennessee. >> move quick, let's go let's go, let's go! we got an officer down! it also has its very own 18-man swat team - and last summer, they received something known as an "mrap" through the federal program. it's a "mine-resistant ambush protection" vehicle - it was designed to protect us troops from roadside bombs in iraq. >> we average about once a month. >>once a month? >>once a month we'll be in this. >>but this is something that's not really designed for civilian use, right this is a military vehicle? >>we could get shot at in any particular time, we sign on for that yea but that don't mean we don't use tools that are readily available to use. that's all this is. it's a tool, this is no different than our gun. >> the swat team is often used on drug warrants, most of the time the mrap goes along too. >> there is a criticism that people are concerned that stuff that's being used in conflict zo

they also lost linebacker brian orakpo to the tennessee titans. that will do it forus here in chicago. we'll recap it all for you tone at 11:00. i'm kristen berset in chicago -- tonight at 11:00. i'm kristen berset in chicago. >> can we all agree while the maryland flag is great as a piece of your outfit, maybe as your whole outfit -- >> right. >> not a good look as a jacket, a business much. >> a flag is gorgeous, but not clothing, no. >> bow tie, everything. >> rain develops tonight around 10:00, heavy at times until morning and then tapers to showers. make plans on sunday. >> that's our broadcast. we'll be back at 7:00. >> pelley: the white house said today v.a. health care is getting better, so we asked a vet. >> i don't see any difference from when i start aid year and a half ago to today. >> pelley: also tonight reports of their death were exaggerated. how many of you have been declared dead by the federal government? the pope reveals the earthly pleasure he misses. and steve hartman on the butterfly theory taking wing. >> it's inspired me.

has 22 one bedroom units and 35 two bedroom unit all were proposed unanimously on january the 51201 tennessee street is an don't guess of an office story building and construction of a 6 story floor building and 2 hundred and 5 did bilk spaces this this has a mix existing of 6 bedroom units and one hundred and 5 two bedroom unit unit and 99 studio units all of the unit were approved by the planning commission on may 1st, 2015 planning code section within the zoning district that the developer enters into an agreement to restrict the recommend for thirty years reduction of thirty percent in the amount of one dollar square feet only one other took advantage of those that concludes my presentation. >> colleagues i have representatives from rain tree and a i g with that are the property owners supervisor wiener. >> that was from green before. >> supervisor jane kim i want to appreciate you talking to me before this item i want to clarify for the public when i read this agreement over the weekend i was a little bit surprised to learn during the process a piece of the plan that loud the developers

rain will arrive in the metro area after 8:00 tonight. 52 degrees at reagan national. 48 in bristol, tennessee, there's plenty of cool and seasonably mild weather but nothing real warm or cold. so this could be all rain. no question about it. but the problem will be it could be heavy at times through the overnight hours and the rain will continue not only through tonight but through tomorrow morning where it could be heavy at times and taper off eventually late tomorrow afternoon and as we get through the day on sunday skies brighten up considerably. it will be kind of breezy with highs about 55. stay connected us all the time through updates of weather on wjla.com or at doug hill at abc 7 and our storm watch app. lots of ways to know what's happening all the time. maureen? >> thank you, doug. new at 6:00 d.c. police are looking for a person of interest in a bizarre robbery on a store surveillance camera in the 4600 block of south capital street yesterday morning at about 2:30. the suspect jumped over a counter and tried to run out of a store. but it appears he's pulled back in and he seems to

. ♪ >> memphis, tennessee. it has been written, if music were religion, then memphis would are jerusalem and sun studio its most sacred shrine. and you are here. with patrick sweany. ♪ got miles to drive before i see ♪ ♪ three people in a rumbled suit ♪ >> i'm patrick sweany. i'm a singer, guitar writer, currently residing in nashville, tennessee. i'm joined by my awesome, awesome band, dillon napier on the drums and seth on

two in tennessee and one in montana. >> this company's been around for a long time. it was founded in 1894. >> the one in memphis has daily tours so visitors can see a guitar made practically from scratch. but on november 17th, 2009 someone else showed up at gibson's door. >> mid-morning i get a call that homeland security was raiding our factory. >> gibson ceo henry, a musician himself, has been running the company since 1986. >> i thought it was a joke because, you know, homeland security raiding a guitar factory just makes no sense. >> armed federal agents showed up at gibson's nashville headquarters and their factory two miles away. nashville manufacturing supervisor carlton sanders was on site that day. >> the agents came in and told us to back away from our desks. and i kind of vividly remember, you know, who are these people. >> they weren't looking for bombs. they weren't looking for terrorists. they were looking for wood. what did you find when you got to the factory? >> there were several dozen armed agents. and they were taking a lot of wood. and it was ki

but you can see this pipeline of moisture from the ohio valley tennessee valley will pivot or way. it will move in around midnight. we'll talk about how much rain to expect, when the heaviest will fall and show you a seven-day forecast that as we approach spring in that seven day it's going to be anything but springlike. >> wow. >> we'll talk about it. >> thank you adam. >>> as you head outdoors this week stick with 6abc.com/weather. you can always find live storm tracker storm tracker 6 radar and the seven-day forecast and get the latest from our team of meteorologists. >> a former flyer known for not suge away from fights took part in a panel today on traumatic brain injury. he was called box car eddie hospidar a nicknamed he earned because some likened the force of his hits to be like a run away trainly he discussed the lingering effects of career marked by bruising. at penn medicine's brain conference. he talked to us about realizing what those effects are. >> if you don't know about it, you think that you're the crazy person and then when you learn about it you say oh, now i k

texas up into arkansas and tomorrow they'll be found more as we go up toward tennessee. as far as the forecast goes. heavy rain texas to tennessee. warm in st. louis. near 60 degrees. minneapolis 57 today. d.c. at 62. richard we're heading in the right direction but we're going to get the rain with it. minor flooding. >> thank you for that. a new push to make the skies safer comes after a stunning government accountability report found that air traffic control systems are vulnerable to cyber attacks. >> if they were able to that can systems, thousands of planes could be in the air unguided. sophisticated terrorists could even stare planes into one another. >> upgraded servers and software. while tens of thousands marched for equality. there was a larger march. they gathered in supports of rights for women and girls. >> for international women's day. they waved flags and hong kong. thousands who wanted equal treatment. there was also italy, bangladesh. brazil and more. all for equality for the more than three and a half women. a 90210 talk. an actor with a daughter. he's

tennessee rallied from 16 down saturday with six minutes to play to defeat gonzaga. the vols strategy is simple, raise as much pressure as possible with their defense. >> they're extremely aggressive and ferocious on defense. they want to cause turnovers. so we'll have to do a great job taking care of the basketball. >> it's a different style but nothing we haven't faced. thankfully we've had a lot of preparation for the big 10. >> they're a great team ran by a great coach, great history. we're definitely excited for this game. >> reporter: it's a rematch of last year's regional final. maryland won that one 73-62. what happens later tonight we shall see. we are live from spokane. back to you in the studio. good luck, maryland! >> good luck, terps. we'll be rooting for them. >>> the patriots have a new leader. dave pahlsson is the new basketball at george mason university. he spent the last seven years at bucknell leading the bison to four postseason appearances. >>> the washington wizards will play in the postseason, but where they land and who they play is in their

price: the gentlelady from tennessee, ms. blackburn is recognized. mrs. blackburn: i appreciate that and to my friend across the way there, i hope that mr. pascrell to me in tennessee -- i would love to have him hear the real life stories that has adversely impacted people, individuals. you know, there is a lady down in my district, an accountant. she was in a plan that was deemed unacceptable by obamacare. you know what her insurance costs went upper month? 700%. she has been adversely impacted. you could also go with me to wayne county and you could talk to employers who will tell you that the impacts of obamacare are very, very real to them. they see them every single day and they want this off the books. you ask what is our plan. let me tell you something. last year, energy and commerce, we had 162 different bills. we had 162 different -- no, sir, i will not yield to you. no, sir, i will not. we had 162 different bills that were there as replacement bills for obamacare. some great examples across state lines to open insurance. guess what happens? c.b.

howard baker of tennessee. hubert humphrey of minnesota. mark hatfield. george mitchell, democrat from maine. barry goldwater, republican from arizona. it danny elway from hawaii. bob dole from kansas. nancy kassebaum. barbara mikulski, democrat from maryland. this is a place where friendships were made. i will never forget hubert humphrey was literally on his last leg, dying of cancer. going through intense chemotherapy. we were about to recess. he died shortly thereafter. i remember barry goldwater walking up to him in the well and them and bracing for long -- embracing. for long period, both crying. the senate rising to his feet for sustained emotional applause. barry goldwater and hubert humphrey. as a consequence, the senate functions as it was designed. the nation in the midst of that turmoil in those early years that i served arrived at consensus. and all of america was better for it. all those i mentioned including former senators and current senators are sitting with us today. they understood and understand that no one has a corner on the truth.

there is quite a bit more rain in the tennessee valley that is all light rain on a track to get closer to us. right now the metro area just a few scattered sprinkles, a little bit of drizzle around along with fog just to our north. so have an umbrella with you. you'll need light jacket rain boots and umbrella through the morning. but in the afternoon, you can shed the jacket. we'll have the warmest temperatures right in washington southern maryland into virginia reaching the low to mid-60s as the sun breaks out. coolest temperatures will be right around the bay. highs there will just be in the 50s through the afternoon they're the pennsylvania border here 60. nice day out in the mountains, too, near 60 with sunshine breaking out. look at the next chance of rain for the weekend coming up at 4:51. >>> gw parkway, we initially told you about this situation shut down northbound at spout run. just got off the phone and they say the lanes just reopened. so not a problem if you're heading out anytime soon there. everything open the spout run. canal road closed between reservoir and foxhall. t

our storm system is getting closer and we are looking at cloud in the tennessee valley a and rain moving in through our nation's heart land and heading toward the midwest. it will be here before you know it. just a couple days away. our eyewitness weather watchers are reporting temperatures in the the 40s it is cool but sunny. 42 degrees reported in willow grove. right now bar metring pressure is steady. we will go to south jersey where temperature is 43 degrees. peter reporting not much going on but we have some sunshine out there still. before sunset and southeastern pennsylvania, another 42 degrees temperature, paul is reporting in, a temperature of 42, pressure is falling, new london township and we are looking at conditions that are going to get even colder with clear skies overnight tonight, and we did have a pretty scene though, i want to show you ed reported in just a few moments ago saying a sliver of a cloud in the west but that is just bit. if you look really close you can see buds on the the trees of a sign of spring. take a look outside where we have mainly clear skies down

he's a ceo, graduated from memphis university school in tennessee in 1962. this picture was from his freshman year. send us your guesses on twitter, send it to the show at market makers at bloomberg tv. you can send it to me at s ruhle. let us know. cutie pie, that guy. ♪ stephanie: it is time to bring you up-to-date on the top stories of the morning. the price of oil rebounded today thanks in part to the drop in the u.s. dollar. west texas intermediate rose more than 4%. it is now trading at more than 45 bucks a barrel. if it closes that high, it will be oil's first weekly gain in five weeks. several big companies getting into online tv, they're looking to get preferential treatment. according to the "wall street journal," hbo, time and sony have talked to comcast about having their webtv traffic being treated as a so-called managed services. that would help avoid the growing congestion on the internet. it also gets into a gray area about whether that would violate the new net neutrality rules. nike is just doing it this morning. shares of the world's lar

host: talking a lot about tennessee. a couple of colors left from tennessee. john, chattanooga, tennessee. caller: i would like to know how you all can sit there and say that a union is wrong when the united states was formed as a union? to make better and or the public and the citizens -- betterment for the public. it was based on lies and deceitfulness and racism. the problem is the right to work is for everybody, but we pay a tax to work, every dollar that we get is taxed, gas, groceries food, house, car, we cannot get anything back from the government. the government makes millions of dollars on lobbyists -- salaries have big homes. you have people with kids that cannot read, schools are messed up and you want to blame the black people, saying they live in the ghettos, the slums. it has nothing to do with unions, right or wrong, it has to do with what can they profit off of another person. host: one more call from pikeville, tennessee. bill. caller: the thing about these union, if you do not like unions, get a minimum wage job it's not a problem. thank you

and that's just rain falling in kentucky and tennessee. by the time it gets here tomorrow, though we'll see a mix of rain and snow in our area. start with this morning, look at the numbers. 26 in northeast philadelphia it's down to 21 in millville, atlantic city is 19 degrees, and it is 28 in rocksborough. a cold start this morning, we will see bright sunshine during the day today. that'll warm the temperatures into the 30s by 9:00. by lunchtime, up to 38 degrees. a look at the future weather when i'm back in ten to show you when the first snowflakes will be falling tomorrow. >> we're continuing to follow breaking news that could affect your ride to work. this overturned tractor-trailer is impacting drivers coming from new jersey into philadelphia. and flipped over around 8:00 last night on 676 at 5th st

the clouds moving through the tennessee valley heading our way and guess what? precipitation is not that far away. we're talking about 575 miles away. not that far at all and conditions are going to continue to deteriorate by tomorrow night night. that snow will not be moving in until friday morning. that is the good news. our "eyewitness weather" watchers are saying yes, it is cold out here. but at least there's no more wind. so we're not talking about wind chills. take look at these numbers. we have 30s, we have 20s. we'll take a zoom in and some locations how about near bristol, 31 degrees being reported in pennsylvania. william is teague saying in levittown 31. the pressure is on the rise. 28 degrees right now in the horsham area. barbara is saying in willow grove no wind 28 degrees on the cold side and we'll take it a little bit further to the south. how about over here in wilmington where the temperature is 31 degrees. greg is saying 31 in marshaltown, delaware. the barometric pressure is rising. blustery windy day with bright sunshine but now clear and co

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. >> you can see warmfront lifting, a lot of mo is tour with it, pushing through portions of tennessee kentucky at the moment. rain will get hereby later this afternoon again, we have some real estate between us and the rain, so i don't expect it until probably after the lunch hour today. 35 degrees right now at the airport, nice to get out and have temperatures actually above freezing when you lever the house. watch out for freezing run offer. we had all the of the melting still occurring yesterday, i drove aunt bridge, and overpass this morning and a lot of water was dripping off of. that will with temperatures below freezing in some of the suburbs, you could have to watch for icy spots out there this morning. just play it safe. 9:00 a.m., again see the clouds rolling in, but still dry, by 3:00 p.m. that's when we start to see few showers getting in, i think it will get in bit sooner than that, noon to 3:00. then steady rain arriving by six p.m. notice it is heavy through 8:00 right through 11:00 p.m. tonight. then finally starting to move away during the overnight hours. by the time

tennessee's strategy was to muddy the waters and they did. it wasn't pretty, but maryland simply found a way. >> it took us a while, but we had to fight and different runs throughout the game. again just trying to find those moments. we held strong. >> reporter: all that's left of the celebration is a few streamers, amidst all the happiness i asked head coach brenda frese was she thinking at all about uconn? they said we'll worry about uconn tomorrow when we touch down. dave owens, wusa9 sports. >> the terps have some time to prepare. they play sunday night in tampa bay. this is just the third time ever all four no. within seeds have played -- no. 1 seeds have played it to the final four. >> the women's teams play with so much excitement and intensity. it's fun to watch. >> they know how to get it done and how to stay in the moment. >> i can't wait to season the coach's energy speech before the game. >> she's always good. coming up we did catch up with the terps on their arrival back to college park. >> plus alex ovechkin on the brink of some

in hours maryland and tennessee will fight for the right to head to the final four. by now you know brenda frese has one of the best programs in all of women's college basketball, but she runs that program in a particular style. her message to her players? it's simple. hoops is important, but never forget about the precious present. >> go, go, go, go! move on the pass. good, good! >> reporter: two towards converge at a maryland practice, hoops and home. >> to be able to share these experiences, they don't happen every time in life. to be able to have your family every step of the way means a lot. >> reporter: maryland's women basketball roster has two more members than most, these two little rascals, well, they can melt the hearts of about anybody. >> you see marcus and tyler and they changed the locker room for us being able to see their child life, their energy. it sparks up our locker room. >> reporter: tyler's long battle with cancer has been well documented. simply put, his life has spared. so this tourney journey is special. >> i wasn't here yet when tyler was

big shield of precipitation over portions every kentucky into tennessee. still far from us. see kind of the real estate. here is the storm. and of course here's where we r it will take its time lifting in. so it doesn't look lick it will get here any time before temperatures go above freezing, so we look like we're going to not be dealing with any freezing rain any freezing drizzle. great news for us, means it is just a straight rain event this time around. it gets in the 50's, will clear out overnight tonight. expect maybe shower in the morning tomorrow. but then, some clearing, and what a beautiful day it will be highs in the 60s tomorrow. little cooler thursday, we get on the cold side of the high. temps in the 50's with some sun, forecast for today cloudy, rain moving in by afternoon, seasonably mime. eyewitness weather three day forecast, i circumstance they will day, get outside if you can, 61 degrees, the high tomorrow, with some sunshine, and thursday, despite being little cooler, looks beautiful as well. let's see if the roads are looking beautiful this morning. we

and that's just rain falling in kentucky and tennessee. by the time it gets here tomorrow, though we'll see a mix of rain and snow in our area. start with this morning, look at the numbers. 26 in northeast philadelphia it's down to 21 in millville, atlantic city is 19 degrees, and it is 28 in rocksborough. a cold start this morning, we will see bright sunshine during the day today. that'll warm the temperatures into the 30s by 9:00. by lunchtime, up to 38 degrees. a look at the future weather when i'm back in ten to show you when the first snowflakes will be falling tomorrow. >> we're continuing to follow breaking news that could affect your ride to work. this overturned tractor-trailer is impacting drivers coming from new jersey into philadelphia. and flipped over around 8:00 last night on 676 at 5th street. it's still there, and it could be for a while. >> yeah the problem is we don't know when it's going to be moved. here's christine maddela with details. >> and the last time we checked on the live picture. looks like it's still on its

host: we go next to jim from tennessee. republicans only this half-hour. should john boehner remain as speaker? caller: he should not. mcconnell should be replaced also. they capitulate. i think there is a compromise but we are not seeing. host: we go to louise from fredericksburg, virginia. caller: i personally think he should stay. i was disappointed about netanyahu. but i understand that is coming from the extreme right. and i think you know this has been going on for a couple of years. they try to replace him with eric cantor. fortunately for all of us, he was thrown out of office. i think that boehner is the absolute glue that holds things together. and i think mr. mcconnell is a very good man, but if i were from tennessee, i would be kicking out my representative. i would be watching those people with their wallets. those guys are manipulative, financially. and now they are in power with the army and military. we have a $700 billion military. let's wake up. i had a brother killed in vietnam and a brother that died from agent orange at 49 years old. s

now it's moving through kentucky, tennessee, into the deep south, and it's going to slowly move our way. it's going to take a good deal of time to move in. but once it does, we will see accumulating snow. it's going to be a long event. we'll see light snow in the morning, but by the time this system is done with us late in the day tomorrow 3 to 6 inches of snow possible for the allentown area into the pocono mountains. and the philadelphia area wilmington trenton, into norristown, 1 to 3 inches of wet snow. not going to see it all at once you'll see light, wet snow during the morning hours, but by the time this one is done there may be some shoveling to do. and then it's going to be a good deal of rain to the south and east. and it may be mixing in the snow. that will really limit any accumulation. might see a slushy mess an inch or less for areas farther south and east. but you won't see the snow today. we'll enjoy lots of sunshine and the temperatures will be climbing. upper 30s at lunchtime and middle 40s this afternoon. full 7-day forecast coming up in the next half an hour. >> all

a note between two little girls in tennessee making headlines because of a parent's racism. a white friend of harmony jones wrote a letter saying her father would not let her go to harm flee's birthday party because she's black. harmony's father says the letter surprised and angered him. he doesn't blame the friend. he says parents need to be aware and conscious of what they're teaching there children. >> indeed. >>> 5:53. up next, new bank surveillance pictures show frightening images of an armed man dressed up like a movie villian. >> also find out why one of the most popular brands of mac and cheese is being recalled this morning. that's right ahead at 6:00 a.m. >> ♪♪ [brad] imagine a place where you can not only find everything you need,but you can get it instantly. and anywhere. presenting the new apartments-dot-com. or as i call it: the apartminternet. connected.synergistic.thought- leading. it's a whole-new paradigm in looking for an apartment. it's all here. more apartments than you can find any place else. the new apartments-dot-com. change your apartment... ...

this weekend the city of new orleans is hosting the tennessee williams literary festival. nick, the san antonio book festival will take place on the eleventh of april. look for some of this festival's programs to air on booktv in the following week. on april 18th and nineteenth booktv will be live from the university of southern california for the 20th and inversely los angeles festival of books. on april 25th the annapolis book festival will be hosted by the key school in annapolis md.. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your ariane and we will add them to our list. e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. >> we have turned the civil rights era into a morality tale in which of course all good people were for it and that is why it triumphed and transformed the country and that is why we don't have to deal with it any more. but that is not how the participants in the civil rights movement saw themselves. they saw themselves as courageously but perhaps also in a way that was foolhardy risking everything, not just their bodies and thus often their jobs. the mortgages on the

he dreamed of corpses on a battlefield in tennessee, guns flashing in the night. of crowds reading casualty returns at willard's hotel. nobody was cited, i think he took this story from stephen oates. the language is almost identical. both cited benjamin thomases biography. apparitions of dead in belated soldiers lying on the cold ground soaked in winter rain tortured the president's sleep. benjamin thomas did not have a footnote. i could not trace where he got the story from. i found that he had a tendency to try to put himself into lincoln's mind and figure out what was going on. capture a scene with some artistic license. he admitted to doing this on four occasions. i think this is one of those. what happens? lincoln issues the emancipation proclamation. he must've been thinking about the death on the battlefield. he took some license and wrote this story. stephen oates took it as a dream and the story evolves over time he even went so far as to say this dream allowed lincoln to experience combat in a way that the soldiers did. the myths grow over time. there i

>> tennessee is a wonderful red state. what can other states do to -- [inaudible] senator corker: yeah. i don't -- that is more in your line of work. that is more in your line of work. [laughter] look, i think it's -- i will get back to my line of work. i think for us to continue to be successful, we have to show that we can legislate responsibly and conduct ourselves in an appropriate way. to cause other states that may today be blue, to make them turn purple and red, it is our responsibility as people who are elected into positions of great responsibility in some cases to carry ourselves that causes the nation to look to us in a manner that says goodbye to -- that says they would like to have more people like us. as far as states turning in that direction, i will leave it to all of you who want a daily basis are a lot more involved than i am. >> senator, ann gruner from virginia. i'm wondering if you could shed any insight into the administration's refusal to provide weapons to the ukrainians. >> i'm going to say this on

this weekend the city of new orleans is hosting the tennessee williams literary festival. next, the san antonio book festival will take place on the eleventh of april. look for some of this festival's programs to air on booktv in the following week. on april 18th and nineteenth booktv will be live from the university of southern california for the 20th annual los angeles times festival of books. on april 25th the annapolis book festival will be hosted by the key school in annapolis, md.. let us know about book fairs and festivals in your area and we will add them to your list. e-mail us at booktv@c-span.org. here is a look at some books that are being published this week. look for these titles in bookstores this coming weekend watch for the authors in the near future on booktv. >> if you asked what do the british fear dean most they thought it sterling gained were fanatics but they knew their numbers as they engaged mostly in political assassination. never more than 5,000 persons including support. what they always worried about was as you described 40 to 60,000 members, t

he dreamed of corpses on a battlefield in tennessee, guns flashing in the night. of silent troops lying exhausted in the rain of crowds reading , casualty returns at willard's hotel." royster did not cite anyone, but i think he took this story from stephen oates. the language is almost identical. oates cited benjamin thomas's biography. this is what thomas had to say. aberrations of dead and mutilated soldiers lying on the cold ground soaked in winter rain tortured the president's sleep. the problem iran into here is benjamin thomas did not have a footnote. i could not trace where he got the story from. started doing reading on thomas and i found that he had a tendency to try to put himself into lincoln's mind and figure out what was going on. try to capture a scene with some artistic license. he admitted to doing this on four occasions. i think this is one of those. what happens on january 1, 1863? lincoln issues the emancipation proclamation. thomas was trying to figure out what must have been causing lincoln toulouse street -- lincoln to lose sleep before that.

. >> getting hit in kentucky, tennessee, lots of snow, seven, 8 inches on the ground already in those states, all of the energy coming our way as well. so many, here in philadelphia, chester county, bucks county, coating of the wet heavy snow on the gown that we've been talking about that's what you are going to get the hard to shovel snow. it is weighing so much. so transition still happening across the river around gibbstown, in new jersey, and it is still raining down at the jersey shore and the delaware beaches, and southern delaware. so future cast has this going on. rest of the day by 10:00 11:00 may be seeing some sleet, as we transition to those colder temperatures, but, snow still falling at noon. storm could last until 5:00, 6:00. could have the watches and warnings until 7:00 tonight. real cold air blasts in tonight. temperatures plunket to single digits overnight 36 degrees, right now in philadelphia. but what i want to show you in the forecast look at the wednesday, 53 degrees! >> who wears short shorts? >> hopefully you i can't wait to see. >> i know, i'll find them. 5:1

you can see the rain is in kentucky and tennessee, will be here as snow tomorrow. your hour by hour future weather when i come back in ten. right now, if you're heading out the door christine maddela watching the traffic. good morning, christine. >> good morning to you, bill. the biggest problem of the morning on the ben franklin bridge. and this is video earlier from sky force 10. you can see how the traffic was backed up. and it was causing a delay. this is last night. and i want to show you how things are looking right now. the live picture from sky force 10 over the scene out there. and you can see there are crews working on this overturned tractor-trailer. there are several crews out there trying to get that righted. and now, it is only blocking one lane, the left lane of the westbound side of the ben franklin bridge. cars are getting by. you can see out there and traffic is moving along quite nicely. that one lane is blocked due to the overturned tractor-trailer. and as the volume increases, that one lane is going to cause some delays and some problems. we're