it is a good day. >> john adams is dying. and 500 miles south, thomas jefferson is facing his end, as well. >> thomas jefferson... survives. >> five and a half hours after jefferson's death, adams' heart stops. he has no way of knowing that jefferson has already passed. >> john adams and thomas jefferson die on the same day, which is remarkable in and of itself. but they die on july 4, 1826, which is the 50th anniversary of that declaration of independence that they crafted together. >> with the deaths of john adams and thomas jefferson, the revolutionary era has truly come to an end. [ cheers and applause ] though political and personal divisions threaten to destroy the country in its early years, the constructs of american government, established by the constitution and bill of rights, proves stronger than those threats. [ bell tolls ] [ gunshots ] while the american experiment survives its early tests, the struggle for liberty is not over. it will soon take a brutal civil war to bring the nation closer to the promise of th

it should be john adams and jefferson said as much to john adams. but according to jefferson was -- jefferson, adams said i will be three reasons why you should do it. reason number one, you are a virginian. a virginian must be at the head of this business. adams understood that because the war for independence had begun in massachusetts, because it was massachusetts where the british had first deployed troops, it was massachusetts who had in response to the boston tea party and targeted the colony of massachusetts with what had known as the intolerable acts. in massachusetts, that was where the british had said this all troops.end their it was in massachusetts that you had to battle a bunker hill. it was a massachusetts that you saw the blood of americans spilled. it was in massachusetts that people from the bay colony had rallied to the fight, joined by other new englanders. in this continental congress, it was going to be truly continental, we need to bring on board people from other colonies. it was important to bring on board the delegates from

john adams. and so much has been said. david mccullough has written the most wonderful book about john adams, who needs me to add anything? but what i realized was that i so many of these great events that happened, not only in abigail's life that in the lives of the other two sisters revolve around what john adams was doing. so i thought, ok. i hope hee him on and doesn't overwhelm the book. i don't think he has. i filling here is a very important part of it. and i also hope that i haven't -- i hope that i have added something fresh to what we argue no. because we know what a wonderful husband he was and how devoted he was to his children. a feeling that i give for what he was like as a brother in law, particularly to mary's husband, who was a fairy close friend of his. he knew him before he knew abigail. and also, as an uncle. and john adams is frequently known as someone who would not do favors. say, canfriends would you get me a little job in government but no. even his son-in-law, he said i'm until thehelp them very e

nicola adams. hello, the headlines tonight. bye bye bernie as bernie ecclestone‘s reign as formula 1 boss ends after 40 reign as formula 1 boss ends after a0 yea rs. reign as formula 1 boss ends after a0 years. 0lympic golden girl nicola adams turns professional and has her sights set on becoming a world champion. and johanna konta insists serena williams is not unbeatable as she sets up a quarterfinal at the australian open with a 22 times grand slam champion. hello and welcome. bernie ecclestone‘s a0 year reign in charge of formula 1 is over. the 86—year—old has been removed from his position by the new owners of the sport, liberty media. the ta keover the sport, liberty media. the takeover has been confirmed. andrew bensonjoins me. we've been expecting this that his departure marks a huge change for the sport. it certainly does, he's been central in building was bought up in the last few decades into one of the biggest sports in the world, it is third in terms of global audience, second to the football world cup and

yee riley nominated steve adams. is there a second? >> i second. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian seconded. any other nominations for office of the vice president? alright. seeing none, nominations are closed. so we have one nominee who is seconded and commissioner adams would you like to make a statement? >> i would be honored to serve as your vice president for one more year. >> commissioners would you like to comment? or have discussion? >> i would like to say, commend commissioner adams for his long standing commitment to this commission. it is work and people don't really think about what it takes for all of us to come to these meetings, participate and to be as engaged in the public in particular as commissioner adams is. he goes to lots of events, he is very engaged. i am always amazed by how many people he knows out and about and especially as we had our legacy businesses not sure there is one he didn't know personally so great to have people on the commission who know the business owners and know the district

happy friday adam. >> happy friday to you. it's beautiful this afternoon with that sunshine and temperatures not bad. 48 in philadelphia. it is a far cry from that 67 yesterday as the front is now way down to the south and we have those northwesterly winds moving n it's only in the 20's to the north, 33 in pittsburgh so with the flow coming in out of the northwest you can see what is moving in our direction a little taste of more winter-like air. as we look at the next 12 hours it's going to be a slow drop overnight and the clouds will continue to thicken up later on in the evening and overnight hours. by about 3 o'clock or 5 o'clock in the morning that's when the temperatures settle back into the upper 20's for the city. mid to low 20's in those northwestern suburbs. storm tracker6 live double scan will show there's a frontal boundary direction draped right across the center of the country. this is the dividing line of the cold air to the north, warmer air to the south. significant ice storm kansas and saint louis and we're o

this phoenix. >> we love adam. no doubt about it. >> i wish i had met him -- unfair. >> i want to back up for a second. for the record, adam came in second last season on "american idol" the winner was chris allen. ♪ i had the time of my life >> certainly one of the most famous moves in big screen history. patrick swayze and jennifer grey in "dirty dancing," turning 30 this year. we're uncovering a lot you never knew about the film. ♪ it's the truth and i owe it all to you ♪ >> tons and tons of things were improv. when i'm teaching jennifer and getting frustrated and getting her to be serious and she's laughing the moment i run my hand down her arm and -- that really is me getting frustrated. like oh, my -- would you just -- stop. ♪ >> patrick swayze and jennifer gray had a tense relationship because of a bad experience they had two years before starring together on "red dawn." despite that, the chemistry during their screentest was undeniable. >> i've got control beyond belief. your fear will be going over

mark adams. dr. adams, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into today's topic -- and i know you brought a lot of photos, and we'll get to as many as we can -- tell us a little bit about clearchoice. i guess you're kind of unique. you focus on just about one thing. so, who is the typical patient? >> we focus solely on dental implants, and our average patient is looking for help. they haven't seen a dentist in a very long time. they're a dental refugee. they're outside of the regular care. they're not part of the public thatee

and adam is wearing that crown. ♪ we will we will rock you ♪ >> adam started touring with guitarist brian may and drummer roger taylor in 2014. he first performed with them in 2009 when he was an american idol finalist. this combination is so phenomenal, i attended this tour. you know, in 2014. it is incredible why for you guys does this combination work so well? queen and adam lambert? >> a long time, out of the blue, you know, we saw him on american idol. and we had already had an avalanche of people say, here is the guy you need. you should do this. and we saw him and felt good about it. so organically, suddenly we were a band again. it is amazing. i didn't expect this to happen at all. >> i think it keeps happening because it is fun and people like it. simple as that. we have a good time on stage. audiences are over the moon. every show we do. >> queen and adam lambert kick off a 25-sity tour this sum mer in phoenix. >> so inspiring. >> i want it back up for a second. for the record, adam came in second that season on american idol. the winner was chris alan. ♪ i had the time of my

for alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm brian taff. hope you'll join me tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> coming up next on "action news" tonight. the suspicious device spotted on the campus of temple university sparked a call to the bomb squad today and the reward officials are offering for an arrest after a soldier was badly beaten on new years day. >>> and a big announcement from new jersey's second in command. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> a suspicious package sparked a scare and big response from police on temple university today. officials say it turned out to be nothing but it goes to show the all important saying see something say something. the big story on "action news" is the possible bomb on a philadelphia street. walter perez has the details from temple's campus tonight. >> reporter: that is video shot by the temple university news crew, you can hear the item in ques

john adams of massachusetts. >> mr. president, gentlemen, thousands of loosely affiliated volunteers have surrounded the british army at boston. i hereby propose that this congress adopt this army before boston and appoint as its commander colonel george washington of virginia. >> hear, hear! [ rapping on table ] >> when john adams announces that george washington is the best man to lead, it's widely agreed by the other delegates, except perhaps for john hancock. >> with washington's appointment, the colonial militias become the continental army. but before washington arrives to take command, his army faces annihilation. looking to hold the british within boston, continental troops take the high ground around the harbor, setting up fortifications not on the more famous bunker hill, but on breed's hill, where most of the action in the misnamed battle takes place. >> among the people fighting in this particular engagement are joseph warren as head of the massachusetts committee of safety. >> sure you wanna be up here, sir

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meteorologist adam joseph at the big board with the latest for from us accuweather. hi, adam. >> this will be a more sizable snowstorm than what we went through for some of us over the beginning of the week. you can see all the moisture coming in out of the gulf of mexico. one tree and icy conditions in parts of jackson and mississippi as well as southern parts of louisiana and all this aiming to the north and east. we will get a glancing blow by this storm especially for the shore communities with winter storm warnings in effect from 3 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on saturday all those areas in that hot pink and then an advisory almost up to philadelphia northern parts of delaware where there will be a little bit of accumulation of snow as well. future tracker showing all this heads up the eastern seaboard to the midatlantic and southern new england early saturday morning this is 11 o'clock and you can see it does puncture just to the north and west of i-95 but the heaviest along the shore. lighter amounts as you go to the north and west. in fact, it will be a crippling snowst

. >> thank you adam. with icy conditions expected to the north and west. 6abc.com/weather has you covered. rely on stormtracker 6 live double scan radar to see which areas will be impacted next and keep updated by following each of our meteorologists on twitter and facebook. >>> an investigation is underway into two violent robberies just minutes apart in the same philadelphia neighborhood. now police say that four suspects may be to blame for both crimes and one victim is telling a story to "action news." sara bloomquist is live this afternoon at northeast detectives. >> reporter: that is right. philadelphia police are investigating these two gun point robberies under the assumption that they were likely committed by the same individuals both happened near the frankford transportation senders. they wore ski masks. we spoke with a victim. >> the victim did not want to appear on camera but told us about his ordeal on the 1500 block. it was 12:40 a.m. when the man noticed the impala pull up with four men in

i think for me it's adams. not only because i'm from the boston area, i think he is the strongest proponent of independence throughout. i think he has a great deal of integrity throughout this whole process. he's not well liked. he is controversial. he is a little bit obnoxious. but he speaks his mind. and i think he's a real truth teller, more than somebody who's interested in his own self-grandizement, if you will. i think it would be adams as my favorite. >> who do you think you would have liked the least? >> well, that's -- >> or respected the least. >> yeah, i mean, you know, i don't know. there's no one that really comes to mind as far as respecting the least. if you look even at the framers, i think washington, for example, is a remarkable human being. i know it's almost a cliche, so much has been written about him, but when you look at his service, and his virtue throughout, it's really kind of incredible. madison, i think, for sure, is the father, if you will, of the constitution. but i think if you lo

adam decided this was what he could control. he could control his articles of clothing, his canteen. this was his way of saying, i have some control over my own destiny. >> okay. can i do something without you getting upset? >> what's that? >> these socks. i'm not really sure why i did it. i just thought, well, what would happen if i did move your socks? you're in prison. you're in danger every day. how long can you leave these socks like that? >> i don't like that at all. >> i'm not exactly sure why i decided to challenge adam. i think i was just trying to make him see that whether his socks were here or folded this way or that way, it wasn't really going to alter his life, so again i picked up one of the t-shirts and kind of put it down haphazardly. how about this? >> yeah, that's not cool either. >> why? >> the label needs to be facing up. >> why? you know it's your shirt. you know your name. >> it just does. i don't know. it's like i couldn't explain why i have empty boxes in there, either. i just need to have them because i

but then, nicola adams is used to breaking new ground. last year in rio she became the first briton to successfully defend an olympic rocks entitled to be nearly 100 years. she is also the reigning world, european and commonwealth champion. almost every one of her major fights has ended with that they must smile. as an amateur, she told me she has nothing left to prove. there's a lot of goals in the professional ranks to achieve. becoming a world champion and european champion. so many girls to achieve in the professional ranks, hopefully trying to make women's boxing on par with the men's. announcement means the now giving up the chance to represent team gb. today team gb released a statement praising her huge contribution to both the olympic programme and the sport of boxing, adding her place in history is secure. nicola adams follows another olympic champion, katie taylor, into the olympic game. the irish fighter recently featured on the undercard irish fighter recently featured on the underca rd at irish fighter recently featured on t

as an amateur, adams had nothing to prove. last year in rio, she became the first british boxer to successfully defend an olympic title in nearly 100 years. an incredibly tight gold medal bout. she's also the reigning world, european and commonwealth champion. nicola adams has secured commonwealth gold this afternoon. every majorfight commonwealth gold this afternoon. every major fight ending with that famous smile. her announcement means giving up the chance to represent tea m giving up the chance to represent team gb. today gb boxing released a statement praising her huge contribution to both the olympic programme and the of boxing, adding that her place in history secured. adams follows another high—profile olympic champion, katie taylor, into the professional game. the irish writer recently featured on the account of —— of of anthonyjoshua's fight. their biggest challenge could be finding suitable opponents in the future. hull city player ryan mason is said to be conscious and able to talk, after undergoing surgery o

yee riley nominated steve adams. is there a second? >> i second. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian seconded. any other nominations for office of the vice president? alright. seeing none, nominations are closed. so we have one nominee who is seconded and commissioner adams would you like to make a statement? >> i would be honored to serve as your vice president for one more year. >> commissioners would you like to comment? or have discussion? >> i would like to say, commend commissioner adams for his long standing commitment to this commission. it is work and people don't really think about what it takes for all of us to come to these meetings, participate and to be as engaged in the public in particular as commissioner adams is. he goes to lots of events, he is very engaged. i am always amazed by how many people he knows out and about and especially as we had our legacy businesses not sure there is one he didn't know personally so great to have people on the commission who know the business owners and know the district

john adams and mr. thomas jefferson >> the problem with the rebellion in the western portions of the state of pennsylvania. >> reporter: giving us a peak in the history books, loud john adams and thomas jefferson a historic philadelphia ink to share that on inauguration day when adams , a president, others considered to be a federallist had to pass baton of power to jefferson, the first head of the democratic republican party, it was a tough pill to swallow for one side. >> day mr. jefferson was inaugurated, i did not attend. >> oh, stop ity caught early stage in the morning out of washington district of columbia and headed toward massachusetts. >> wow. bold, mr. adams. >> yes, it was. >> reporter: for several years jefferson and difficult not the write to each other and it wasn't until about 1812 when, doctor rush a good friend of both of us encouraged us to write each other in which we did. our differences were put aside , and our friendship renewed. >> reporter: known to be friend who often disagreed

charles payne is with me tonight jerry willis along with gary and adam lukens gay. a big shout out for her to filling in for me. this prickly white house response to this pretty good job snooze. donald trump news, right. >> donald trump is plugging the sound that ross perot warned us about when they were negotiating. he's plugging now : that's a big deal. >> you give him the credit. >> they were kind of dismissing it. >> of course, but you have to give them read it. it wouldn't have happened without donald trump's pressure. it's in plain sight right in front of us. it's an amazing thing. by the way. i will predict the reason trump picked on the chevy cruz, of all things, is because they are supposed to for loan 1250 workers out of work. i bet they find a way not to do that, perhaps before the inauguraon. these guys need to play ball because they not only have to worry about the president but the american public was behind them. people are going to buy your product if they think you're shipping jobs away. >> without having to do anything but just the threat of doing

. >> but meteorologist adam joseph is staying warm. he's inside at the pennsylvania convention today. >> checking out this weekend's philadelphia auto show. some hot cars inside that room, adam. >> reporter: yeah, there's exotic cars, traditional cars. you've got your antique cars. 700,000 square feet of the convention center smells like a new car. 700 cars to be exact. 40 manufacturers and yes, in another year with these shiny mobiles for you all to check out. and you know what it's dry the in here, feeling dry outside but we've had some of those flurries as you mentioned. as we take a look at storm tracker6 live double scan some of these snow showers and flurries breaking away from the great lakes with those strong winds out of the west-northwest. a flake here or there but not sticking on the ground. as we take a look at the midatlantic wind chills with those winds and the clouds dam it felt very chilly, only in the 30's across-the-board at this point in the midatlantic you have to go west of pittsburgh where wind chills are in the 2

adam thank you. >> all right. >> drivers are banking on that sunshine and the warmer forecast adam just mentioned to melt some of the ice on the roads. >> i just go a little bit slower than usual. getting onto main street i am usually conscious of my space between cars. >> that's was get by living up in roxborough, manayunk they don't do hardly nothing up here on the streets and you have to be very careful. >> hilly side streets in manayunk and roxborough are still covered in packed snow and pretty icy patches. on pens dale street a sign even warns drivers of what's ahead. drivers are hoping the city can help them out but if not they're ready to rely on mother nature's changes. >>> as we keep an eye on the frigid temperatures and the the warmer weather coming, rely on 6abc.com/weather for the latest. you'll find constantly updated hourly forecasts and much more there. and stay in touch by connecting with each of our meteorologists on facebook and twitter. >> a sinkhole is continuing to cause big headaches for neighbors in the kensington section of the city. over the weekend the hole swa

nicola adams has announced her decision to turn professional. the double olympic gold medallist will make her pro debut in april. adams, who successfully defended her flyweight title in rio last summer, now has her sights set on becoming a world champion. katie gornall reports. i'm here eating humble pie today because i've not been the greatest advocate of women's boxing. as frank warren announces newest recruit, it felt like a big step forward for british boxing but then nicola adams is used to breaking new ground. last yearin is used to breaking new ground. last year in rio she became the first briton to successfully defend their boxing title in nearly 100 years. she also reigning world, european and commonwealth champion, almost all of the major fires have ended with the famous smile. she told me as an amateur she has nothing left to prove. becoming a world champion and the european champion, there are so many goals to achieve in the professional ranks, hopefully trying to make women's boxing on par with men's. her announcement means giving u

we also have john quincy adams. son of the second president of the united states, john adams. he, too, is a whig. most famously, henry clay, hailing from the state of kentucky. clay ends up running for president five times. just can't get in. he can't seem to do it. nonetheless, henry clay is one of the most important political figures in american history. henry clay has an american system. that american system is threefold. henry clay says first, we need to have protective tariffs on american manufacturing. sure enough, henry clay, when he becomes secretary of state under president john quincy adams, adams signed into law a new tariff, raising it from 25% to 45%. that is one heck of a tariff. why did they do that? to protect american manufacturers and textile goods. clay also says we need federally funded internal improvements. using federal dollars to finance the buildings of roads, canals, bridges, and so forth. and finally, clay says, we need to recharter that bank of the united states. unlike jefferson -- excuse me, unlike hamilton, however, clay frames his defense of the

and again, as adam says, it's not necessarily about outright gifts. i mean, those can certainly be declare declared. but the idea that you are currying favor with an elected official or somehow paying to play with an elected official, to remove any sense of impropriety or appearance of conflict of interest. >> we've already seen these issues arise. i mean, when the president of turkey announced that donald trump had to take his name off a new trump hotel that was opening in turkey after donald trump said we're going to ban muslims from entering the country, it looked like a real problem for donald trump. he came out after that and complimented the president of turkey for cracking down on dissidents, and next thing you know, the president of turkey was like, okay, you can put your name back on it. now, did donald trump do that, support that turkish president to support his own business interests or to support the national interests of the united states? we shouldn't have to ask that question, and the framers didn't want us to ask that question. >> let

adam joseph in for melissa magee has the forecast. adam? >> big changes after highs in the 50s for most of us. temperatures have crashed to near freezing if not below in some locations. 32 allentown, freezing at the airport and trenton and philadelphia, 35 to 37-degrees. high pressure over head that supplied the sun today. winds around the high, trapping cold air. we have a warm front from the south with precipitation. that's why we are expecting some icy spots across the area early tomorrow mortgage. with cold air at the surface, a freezing rain advisory 4:00 a.m. monday through 10:00 in the morning for the majority of the region with the exception of ken county and southern parts of new jersey. i-95 south and east, icy spots with rain by 11:00 in the morning. should be all rain by 10:00 in the morning. for your rush hour, tomorrow is a holiday for many folks. thankfully, the roadways won't be as busy, but heading out early in the morning, use a lot of caution. we give it a yellow light, use caution in the evening hour, raining at times, w

adam parker is chief u.s. equities statistics strategist at morgan stanley and joins us now. 100.9.w, 20, i put the dow in. we have a modest depression in the 30's. we have right here -- that was what i call the guadalcanal low. of we go from the depths of 1992. the headline for me is, on a 70-year basis, we are right on track. are we on trend or rich right now? adam: i think we are a little bit rich right now. when you look at equities premiums, they look wide and attractive. i have been bullish on u.s. equities for the last several years. our view of the world has changed in the last two years. tom: people love to take shots at you, but when you are cautious you are still in the market. i do not get go to cash from adam parker. go back to the chart again. this is the same chart with that trend line, that 70 years. you can see we have been elevated but not all that much. do you be an adult in this market? adam: there are always things that are mispriced. ago, fromtwo december, there were still stocks that wer

adam o'riordan, thank you very much. thank you. after some fairly benign weather this weekend, it gets a shake up this week. later in the week some flurries of snow. none out there at the moment. a mild night in store. very misty over england and wales. there will be changes later in the night, strengthening winds touching gale force and we finish the night with outbreaks of rain. maybe a touch of frost for eastern england. but a milder start. temperatures dropping in scotland. heavy bursts will clear, but it lingers elsewhere. northern ireland with rain first thing. gale force winds around the irish coast. it should be dry, fairly grey for most, a few brighter spells in east anglia. with south—westerly winds in the south—east corner, double figures possible. the sunshine will come out, and the temperatures will finish the day around 6 degrees. frequent showers, strong gusty winds, severe gales across the north of scotland for a time, temperatures lower than they will be this coming night. colder start to tuesday. a touch of fr

. >> so we have a motion by commissioner adams and seconded by commissioner dooley roll call vote. >> uh-huh. >> commissioner adams. >> commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight no commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian no. >> no. >> commissioner yee-riley commissioner zouzounis. >> no the i's e the i's have it. that that motion carries 4 to 3. >> okay. >> that was approved that's the first time. >> i thank you for coming out tonight we have one more. >> okay. >> all right. item number 5 discussion and possible action to make recommendations on the board of supervisors file various code baby diaper with a new administrative code requiring all building to have one baby diaper xooms more women and one assessable to men and a single diaper changing amending the police code for a diaper change in a restroom assessable to women and maintain a baby diaper changing assessable to men or assessable to all gender amending the building code for the establishment and substantially renovating install the baby diaper for the environmental findings findings the public

forecast, hi there, adam. >> pretty spectacular way to start the new year. average high for today is 41 degrees. we were 10 degrees above that heading to 51 degrees but shy for the record of 64, setback in 2005. it is clear right now, high pressure overhead but clouds are in the increase to the south and you can see here, some precipitation, light, showers, now working the southern west virginia, and off in the carolinas and virginia, and all of that is pushing off to the north, and temperatures will be dropping overnight, tonight, so as we head into monday morning, as you head to work or to school, we will see some light showers , pushing across the area, and as far northwestern suburbs it will be cold enough that we could see a little bit of the mix at the on set in the form of some light freezing rain starting at 6:00 t least eight or 9:00 o'clock in the morning. that is why the national weather service has issued a treeing rain advisory, in effect from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 h valley, berks county, lancaster not within it the right now but they are close eno

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it's adams in the corner of the end zone. touchdown. davante adams, working on nevin lawson. aaron rodgers has thrown four touchdowns. that gives him an even 300 yards on the evening. >> cris: this time, davonte adams. you saw the blitz. everybody saw the blitz. it's one-on-one coverage. and davante adams, his 11th touchdown of the year. he's had a few drops along the way. but that balance, along with jordy nelson and jared cook getting back into form, you give that guy a few weapons. >> al: add one more as an even dozen. he has two in the game tonight. six catches. two-point attempt to make it a 14-point game. up by 12. >> cris: who wants to play these guys here? >> al: if they hold on to the victory here, it will be six wins in a row for the packers. pass caught. it is good, to davante adams again. all eight points on that drive belong to him. and it's 31-17. the boogieman, you imagine if washington had won that game. and the loser would have been out. unless this game winds up in a tie. aaron with 40, ryan with 38, brees with 37, philip rivers with 33, the top four. if thi

. >> back if the spotlight, adam joseph. a dreary spotlight. >> not much light here as we look at sky 6 hd in wilmington, delaware, you can see a foggy scene here anything but clear and the visibilities are dropping here this evening, wilmington at 2 miles the same for philadelphia and 5 mile visibility for allentown and atlantic city airport a half mile visibility due to the low clouds and all the moisture we saw over the last couple of days. and despite that it feels chilly as you step out and temperature as above normal. and relatively speaking the warm ground after cold air last week adding to the fog. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan the steady rain, it's up into new england and we just have the low clouds and drizzle that is lingering. our normal high for this time of year is 40 degrees, right now sitting at 47 so 7 degrees above normal it just feels cool because of how damp it is. 50 millville and 51 at the atlantic city airport and 41 in reading and the lehigh valley at 42 degrees, there is that slug of

joseph. >> or professor adam joseph? >> back now with the accuweather forecast. >> also last year the second warmest year in philadelphia's history so i posed a question on twitter to play a game with you here. of the top ten warmest years, how many have occurred since 1990. a, b or c? >> i agree. >> nine. >> let me tell you this no one on twitter got it right. nobody. the hardest question so far. you guys got it right. nine. nine of the top ten warmest years in philadelphia's history has occurred in the last 27 years and more impressive. five of the last seven have occurred -- so i got it right. i put my twitter handle up there is that all right? >> no. professor gets an a. >> pretty impressive here with the number of warm years we have had in philadelphia's history, five of the last seven, 46 degrees right now in allentown and 45 in reading and 52 in millville and 51 in dover. we are mimicking last year starting out 2017 on the warm side but that is about to change in the next few hours. the clouds moving away right no

clay, when heenry becomes secretary of state under president john quincy adams, adams signed into law a new tariff, raising it from 25% to 45%. that is one heck of a tariff. hy did they do that? to protect american manufacturers and textile goods. clay also says we need federally funded internal improvements. using federal dollars to finance the buildings of roads, canals, bridges, and so forth. we needlly, clay says, to recharter that bank of the united states. -- excuse me,on claye hamilton, however, frames his defense of the bank of the united states in common man rhetoric. hamilton said the bank is good for financial interests. clay says the bank is good for farmers. the bank is good for mechanics, for manufacturers, for the country as a whole. we need to recharter this bank, and there is the whig party platform. they support utilizing the powers of the federal government to stimulate economic activity, and they adopt a broad interpretation of the constitution. , theederal government togs say, do have the right engage in this activity. mostly from new england, but also from the we

philadelphia area and northern delaware but first lets get the ratest from meteorologist, cecily tynan and adam joseph. >> this is the first time this season that our entire viewing area sees some snow. not a major snow storm though, double scan live radar showing the elongated piece of energy moving out of the ohio valley transferring low pressure off the carolina coast and moving northeast out to sea. this means we'll see snow tonight into the early morning hours. zoom in on storm tracker we see snow now reaching the ground, kent county, delaware and lynn tells me on facebook it's been snowing an our and beginning to stick and snow starting in wilmington and this is filling in over the next few hours as we head later on tonight. a winter weather advisory is posted starting at 8:00 tonight until 6:00 tomorrow morning. for really all areas south of the pennsylvania turnpike. it's not a winter storm warning because we are looking at generally light snow accumulations and temperatures now down to the freeing point and we are dropping down to the 20s overnight and anything that falls on untreated

policy by threats, adam. i mean, you know, fat cat. >> he did policy by executive order if that's what you're saying. charles: fat cats, he made a lot of policy. >> you're comparing apples and oranges. kennedy: everything is going to be different about it. it's so foolish to try to take past rules and patterns and apply to the president elect. neil: do you like it? you're a free marketeer and forcing some of the change productively to get u.s. jobs? kennedy: i never want to federal government to force to do anything. neil: so you hate donald trump? kennedy: no. neil: sounds like it. kennedy: acceptance and new jobs and manufacturing in this country. manufacturing may not be the future but it's the present and puts people back to work and gives them long-term paying jobs , i think that's fantastic. sprint, fiat are very smart. neil: you don't want to be tweeted about. kennedy: positively. neil: what do you make of all of this? >> it does not work, free markets work. the government should not be bossing people

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adams will be notjust behind mcguinness and gerry adams will be not just behind the mcguinness and gerry adams will be notjust behind the scenes, but at her shoulder. there was no election for this post. she was nominated and ratified by the ruling executive of the party, no hint of other candidates, no suggestion that it had to go to a vote. there is clearly a strong endorsement there. whether it was the best way to approach it from a democratic point of view is open to question but she clearly has the support of the ageing senior figures of the party and she's been given the chance to move events on. it could well be during a period of suspension when negotiations will ta ke suspension when negotiations will take place so that does cover the opportunity. yet there could also be frustration because she may not have the chance to hold office. she may not have the authority and power to have positions that other people in her place have had. it will be a fascinating time in politics here. i think most people hope we see progress in the coming weeks but the mood music at stormont has been

. >> meteorologist adam joseph standing by at the "action news" big board with the first check and a pretty nice day out there adam. >> not too bad out there today though temperatures right about average for this time of year, a little bit of sunshine early this morning, clouds increasing this afternoon with a warm front to the south temperatures right now 41 in philadelphia, but you can see the warmth lurking just to the south. charleston west virginia 58 degrees. there's a warm front that's going to be pushing through overnight tonight with a little bit of precipitation and you can see there's a little stripe here to the north and west developing with a couple of sprinkles and showers. that will continue its journey to the north. the wider picture shows the actual low pressure center right now in the nation's heartland near kansas city. this goes to our north and that will bring a couple rounds of precipitation in from the south late tonight early tomorrow morning and the problem is especially for those northwestern suburbs there will be cold air situated as some of these showers p