you can see this band of snow generally west to east across southern pennsylvania into the philadelphia area, little to nothing in the poconos and very little to nothing in southern delaware. the darker blues indicate a little bit heavier snow, some of that now going into bucks and montgomery counties while things are tapering off in northern delaware. as we go through the night tonight, the temperature continues to go down so as the snow gets heavier, those darker colors, it has a better chance of sticking, especially on untreated surfaces. the treated surfaces should be okay because the snow won't be heavy enough. by 4:00 a.m., it's already over with in philadelphia and points to the west. it's just about over at the shore by 4:00 and it's certainly over by 6:00. so by 6:00 a.m., there's no more snow going on. and that is going to be the end of it as we go through the timeline, the snow area is spreading around right now, the peak of the snow midnight to 3:00 a.m. average accumulations one the t -- one to two inches and the friday morning rush not snowing at all. erica martinez is out

one north and another one in southern pennsylvania. i want to take you to tyson's corner in fairfax county. all of this, even though it looks like rain, it's cold enough up where the clouds are. even getting in towards bailey's cross roads coming out of areas in northern prince william county. haymarket here up through aldi south of 50. see that moving off to the east southeast. i-81 as you're going to west virginia up towards martinsburg now we've snow showers coming at you addrt now. frederick, this will wind indown but there's another batch of snow showers getting ready to move in. just clipping upper montgomery near damascus. temperatures are significantly colder than at this time yesterday. we're down 17 in the last 24 hours from yesterdays temps. 21 colder in fredericksburg with the actual temps from 47 in reedville to a 41 in winchester. and teens in the mountains with plenty of snow. sunshine and clouds, 43. but with that wind it feels like 35. in the cold spots right now windchills are down in the upper 20s. and while it's col

pennsylvania, but not here for the delaware valley. no winter weather advisories issued at this point. we will be tracking that snow as we head into tomorrow morning. as temperatures will be heading into the 30s. so we've got temperatures overnight we're talking 20s overnight. and then we head into tomorrow and we've got temperatures in the 30s. we're thinking 36 degrees. and then we're going to actually see temperatures rebound as we head into the new work week. guys? >> all right. thanks. >> how about the weather affecting sports? >> yeah. football weather that's for sure. play off football weather. all right. well ice storm ripping through the midwest this weekend. has forced the nfl to change a start time for one of the divisional play off games. we'll tell you will which one and we hear from the 76ers big man joel embiid who is hoping to electric slide his way to an all star appearance. we'll give you the details next in sports. 's pass. ♪ >>> well surprise, surprise, the 76ers have something cooking. or should i say bubbling du

trooper weaver was shot and killed during a domestic dispute in central southern pennsylvania. >>> a queen anns county sheriffs deputy shot during a domestic dispute call is getting better. deputy first class scott hogan is expected to undergo more surgery today according to our news partner. on friday his condition was upgraded from critical to serious. a gofundme page has been set up for the county. >>> drink and unconscious. police in canada say that's how they found a sunwing airlines pilot inside the cockpit. he spent yesterday morning slumped over in his see the and the plane had 99 people and six crew members on board. it was preparing to leave for cancun. the pilot's blood alcohol was more than three times the legal limit. they also say he was from slovakia and in canada on a work visa. another pilot was brought in to take over. >> yeah. >> the airline apologized to passengers for the potentially dangerous situation. >>> so when you request an uber you expect the first available car to pick you up. but passengers are telling news 4 that has not been happening at local airport

pennsylvania. a freezing rain advisory of there, but we don't have anything to worry about here locally, showers moving in, roads will turn white, and the first area his areas like perryville by 5:52, on towards chantilly by 6:04. nothing heavy, we keep the showers around today with a high up to 49 degrees. the rain will taper by three or 4:00, in the mid-50s. your best day to get out will be saturday. in fact, here's a look at the 10 day forecast, heavy rain in the forecast for sun starting late, running right through monday morning. i think it will be very sunday monday, back to school and back toward the we will take a look at how much rain we can get from the nasty system moving in at the tail of the weekend, cut up in 10 minutes, we will have that, julie. [audio lost] >>> well, we will check back in with julie in a moment, but first, our coverage continues here as we get ready for the big inauguration of donald trump. >> jeff goldberg, what are you working on?>> well, we are down to 12 and con

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. >> reporter: now, one of the issues here, of course, in southern pennsylvania is the economy is something we've heard a lot about and people have put forward some of their solutions for obamacare. you heard there a bit about medicare and medicaid. we've heard this idea of more competition in the marketplace, something key to donald trump's messaging as he traveled through here during the campaign season. but whether it's his tweets or the statements he makes publicly, the way that he has framed this issue and laid blame on democrats, especially when it comes to a complicated issue like obamacare, when you talk about some of these premiums, there are economists who argue that it would have gone up anyway but the time and attention that he has spent on the historic diner in lincoln in historic gettysburg matters on a day like today. the question is, depending on what happens in capitol hill, will it matter during the midterms, craig. >> cal perry, thank you. >>> antwan is under president obama and a health reform expert and, of course, we all new medical contributor natalie azar. good to se

pennsylvania, it's the economy. it always has been the economy. and that's what people have been telling us. and this was, this part of pennsylvania was a major stop not only along donald trump's sort of campaign route, but it was stops on his sort of thank you tour. we saw that in hershey, pennsylvania, and this issue, obamacare, and pinning it to the democrats is playing big here, kate. >> all right, and nobody's worried, cal, about what replaces obamacare eventually? >> reporter: you know what, honestly, people are not thinking that far ahead. they view and they equate obamacare going away as a victory for the republican party and as a reinforcement of why they voted trump. >> let's talk about what could happen on capitol hill. i want to bring in chris stewart of utah. congressman, nice to see you. i know we kept you waiting while the president was speaking, thanks for your patience. >> happy to be with you. >> let's talk about obamacare. obviously republicans have the votes to repeal, at least many parts of it.

in areas of northwestern pennsylvania, the southern portions of new england, two to three inches in the gentlemanaf and early evening. most likely the snow won't be sticking and here's the timing at 5:00 bachmann the snow over northern pennsylvania and southern new england. that's the evening drive especially. make sure you take some extra a college student charged with killing three. erry, and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years. until i learned more about once-daily xarelto®... a latest-generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto® significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. warfarin interferes with vitamin k and at least six blood-clotting factors. xarelto® is selective. targeting one critical factor of your body's natural clotting function. for people with afib currently well-managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin com

pennsylvania. as you said, we're talking about premiums. people are worried about their premiums going up. they have gone up. we spoke to ryan fox, a financial adviser, so he's a little more educated on the issue than some people are. here's what he had to say about his premiums. >> over the last three years our premiums for health care have gone up 80% for our family. our deductibles have gone up 189% over that time. massive, massive increases. what that equates to in dollars, we went from about $6,000 a year to $12,000 a year for 2017 health care. adams county where we are now, two or three years ago you had 15 choices through the exchanges. this year you had three. >> reporter: and that is the other thing we have heard here consistently is we need more choices. the state of pennsylvania, this county, adams county, went down to three options when it came to providers through obamacare and people said that was down from the dozen options or so they had before. again, overhanging all of this is the

just along southern border of pennsylvania and maryland heading quickly toward the turnpike and this will come through in the overnight hours for us. further back west is there a coal front associated with it and that will come through tomorrow evening. come through mainly dry. you can see some showers already making it in lancaster county, western suburbs will see rain before we do here in the city, and likely within the next couple hours we will see a few drops, steady drops, by about 10:00 p.m. rain arrives by seven, pockets of steady rain expect between ten and two, tapering after 3:00 a.m. we could see quarter inch of rain through tonight, wake up tomorrow again, to wet ground out there but no ice, because temperatures are really, really surging. 23 degrees was our high on monday, tomorrow's forecasted high, 62. that is almost a 40-degree swing, over the course of the three days in high temperatures, and the average is right in the hid will, how we get averaging after all 62 is more than 20 degrees above average. heading in the weekend though i promised we would talk about this.

thursday into friday, friday morning light snow over the southern tier of pennsylvania. this could briefly ramp off the coast friday morning and bring better chance to the shore points and delaware beaches maybe an inch or so. that, will the best spot to get accumulating snow. as far as future snow, less than an inch that's the light blue shading a little bit of a ramp, you re-up there along the coast. we unleash another arctic blast for the weekend with highs below freezing turning partly sunny sunday with windchills and morning lows in teens this weekend. tomorrow we're going to feel 54 degrees. that's almost 15 degrees above average. then the bottom starts to fall out. chilly thursday, light snow friday. then cold but generally dry saturday right through monday. >> here it comes. ok. thanks, kate. >> pat gallen joins us. >> i know ukee was all over this, the sixers will claw their way back. could embiid and the boys hold ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, withdrawal, transfer, or payment each month to waive the monthly fee.

thursday into friday, friday morning light snow over the southern tier of pennsylvania. this could briefly ramp off the coast friday morning and bring better chance to the shore points and delaware beaches maybe an inch or so. that, will the best spot to get accumulating snow. as far as future snow, less than an inch that's the light blue shading a little bit of a ramp, you re-up there along the coast. we unleash another arctic blast for the weekend with highs below freezing turning partly sunny sunday with windchills and morning lows in teens this weekend. tomorrow we're going to feel 54 degrees. that's almost 15 degrees above average. then the bottom starts to fall out. chilly thursday, light snow friday. then cold but generally dry saturday right through monday. >> here it comes. ok. thanks, kate. >> pat gallen joins us. >> i know ukee was all over this, the sixers will claw their way back. could embiid and the boys this is todd hardy. a fitness buff, youth baseball coach-and lung cancer patient. the day i got the diagnosis, i was just shocked. the surgeon in dallas s

tier of pennsylvania and into maryland and saturday morning the stayedest for us is saturday afternoon. here's 1:00 and again you can see snow over spreading area and it's quick and by 4:00 it already starts to weaken and by 6:00 most of is that the off the coast. so a brief period of snowk t possibly mixing with sleet are four main models we look at and see the north american model and the man tend no to be not reliable but was on now has inch an a half. half inch on gfs and european all south and rpn house close to inch. looking between half inch and inch of snow for most of the area mainly grassly surfaces it's mid afternoon and minor accumulations expected. we had a warm spell now that it doesn't look like much will stick to the ground out there. watch for slick spots on saturday afternoon and evening. tomorrow dry, mostly sunny, breezy, cooler, saturday that period of snow in the afternoon and philly home show starts tomorrow. that tlous for you lasts through the weekend and good weekend to do that and next week we warm up again temperatures back to mid 50s. again, saturday is the

tier of pennsylvania and into maryland and saturday morning the stayedest for us is saturday afternoon. here's 1:00 and again you can see snow over spreading area and it's quick and by 4:00 it already starts to weaken and by 6:00 most of is that the off the coast. so a brief period of snowk t possibly mixing with sleet are four main models we look at and see the north american model and the man tend no to be not reliable but was on now has inch an a half. half inch on gfs and european all south and rpn house close to inch. looking between half inch and inch of snow for most of the area mainly grassly surfaces it's mid afternoon and minor accumulations expected. we had a warm spell now that it doesn't look like much will stick to the ground out there. watch for slick spots on saturday afternoon and evening. tomorrow dry, mostly sunny, breezy, cooler, saturday that period of snow in the afternoon and philly home show starts tomorrow. that tlous for you lasts through the weekend and good weekend to do that and next week we warm up again temperatures back to mid 50s. again, saturday is the

delaware, and southeastern pennsylvania, southern new jersey and points north east of that. looking forward, we have a little home show here on friday. we are going to hit 60 degrees that is meisha's favorite day in the forecast. >> yes. >> we have to deal with another cool down, my friend and might be a little snow rain mix on saturday. please enjoy 60-degree day while you've got it. >> katie, you are such a tease , such a splitter but i like it. you see, i like that. all right. katie. >> yes. >> i like it. >> shirley temple. >> 4:22. headlights moving in the eastbound direction past oaks it is start to go build here we are taking a lot at roadways because they are wet and they are slick and it is causing problems. we will talk about that in a little bit new jersey 42 freeway north bound at creek road looking busy approaching 295, people jumping off early and then should but what will happies people will jump off early and get busier earlier. so might have to leave even earlier. then, we have got four accidents, in this area, of coatsville. so, head up on this route 30 bypa

we often think of slavery as a southern institution. in my research i found this area of pennsylvania i called south-central pennsylvania which is cumberland, franklin, york and adams counties was the slaveholding capital of pennsylvania from the 1770s on until almost the 1820s and 1830s and even though slavery was abolished in a gradual abolition act by the state in 1780, it still lingered in this local area which was very close to maryland, closer to southern markets and more southern ties and it made this area very distinct from the rest of the state what we tend to think of is east of here in the philadelphia area. i thought that was interesting and as time went on this area transition from a slaveholding capital to one of the greatest and most frequent places on the underground railroad because of the geography and the people who lived here. as the american revolution approached, slavery was on the wane and almost extinct in the philadelphia area. this area which is west of the susquehanna river was settled more recently so slavery

and southern new england. that's the evening drive especially. make sure you take some extra time and caution. that's a look at the big weather. here's a look at your closer look ahead. you can see the temperatures. tights warm for any cup haitian south of new york city. so it will be confined. not too cold behind the systems. how about this video? a dangerous mud slide has at least three homes evacuated in the hollywood hills. you can see the clip in this backyard is completely collapsed. mounds of debris down the hill with another two homes. the los angeles fire department ue for the east post and the middle of the country, with the mud slides they deal with. >> thank you. still ahead, the man claiming 3 million illegal votes were cast in the election. plus, details on the mosque attack and a college student charged with killing three. erry, and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years. until i le

now there is colder air, and it snowed in pennsylvania and new england and southern sections of canada. temperatures in the middle to upper 40's. colder and clear o between 34 and 40 degrees, with the wind still about 10, 15 miles per hour. looking at the hour-by-hour temperatures. we will start in the mid 30's, wind up in the upper 50's with plenty of sunshine. hands down, best day of the week. jummy? jummy: meanwhile, a massive nor'easter is slamming the northeast. ferocious wind turning deadly in philadelphia after a sign was sent flying into a man, killing him. and a huge chunk of a merrill sent crashing down. and then that scaffolding. people were sent scrambling out of the way. storms like this are likely to be more common in the future. that extremey is weather is a lot more common. it is something we are constantly mindful of. jummy: the other thing is flooding. intense flooding during hurricane sandy. check out the germanic video coming out of san diego. two women were walking on the -- check out this dramatic video coming out of san diego. two women were walking on the thes a

so snow covered roads definitely through ohio, pennsylvania and then this evening in areas of southern new england. then tomorrow, we're dealing with windy conditions in more lake-effect. today's forecast, i'll point out, if you're in the southern half of the country, i mean, this is an unbelievable january. if we hit 70 today in atlanta, it will be the most 70-degree days we've ever had in january in atlanta. 57 in new orleans. 70 in oklahoma city is great. 60 in denver. there are probably people wearing shorts in denver at 60 degrees. d.c., 55 degrees. then heading into february, we start to see some cold coming down from canada. but still, no complaints, alex. i mean, 48 tomorrow in d.c. again. 58 in oklahoma city. you get the picture. the southern half of the country is saying, what winter? while everyone in the north is getting ready to do a little shoveling. >> i know, shorts in denver. >> 60 this time of the year, my son would wear shorts in denver this time of the year. >> totally he would. >>> still ahead, barack obama makes his first post-presidency comments. >>> plus, we'll

southern maine and also through new hampshire. the green and the yellows are all rain. so from boston to the cape, just a big windy, rainy storm. the winds are coming down a little bit on long island after being up there near 40 and 50. 47 in boston. so they are still howling out here on the cape. we have some reports of downed trees and minor power outages. so the winds come down during the day, that's less of a problem. where the hef jeaviest snow continues is near binghamton, syracuse, new york, utica. if you're heading north from albany, new york, to glenn falls, that's the heaviest snow. the reddish snow is an additional eight inches to what you have already received. you can see the mountains here up through areas of northern new england. i also mentioned another storm we'll be dealing with out in the central plains, too. i'll get to that in a second, but the timing on this, here's 8:00 a.m. the nasty weather for the morning commute, boston north pike, lighter amounts of rain and drizzle near philadelphia and new york. as we

that it was not just a southern institution. i think places like this here at fort hunter remind us that slavery existed long beyond the actual end date of slavery. they were still forced by economic conditions to live and work on many of the same imitations that they have in their mothers and fathers and grandfathers had been enslaved on. it is a legacy of the past. it's kind of what makes our communities click today. we are in harrisburg pennsylvania to learn about our history. right now we are on city island which is located right across from downtown's harrisburg. as a place that is owned and operated by the city's mayor and his wife.

, and southern ohio, and thinks all going to move in overnight. what we have to watch as we have two pieces of energy with this. one here. this is thorn shortwave what we call it. also a coastal low. once these join forces, and that is when the system will ramp up and that does in the happen until overnight hours. otherwise temperatures definitely cold enough for snow, sitting at treeing in philadelphia. 29 degrees in allentown. twenty-nine in reading. only 11 in mount pocono. temperatures taking a major hit, today, and it is only going to get worse. look at what happens this is weekend, by sun take, highs only in the 20's and won't feel better then teens all day long. as far as tonight the's snow it develops between eight ape 11:00. heaviest snow will be midnight to 3:00 a.m., 5:00ah down the shore. we have a coat to go 2 inches. some spots in central and southern new jersey could end up with three, after 5:00 a.m. they will taper to flurries and sun may be out for much of the morning commute. here's one model's interpretation of just how much ea

he cares about the community, eastern ohio, pennsylvania, southern wisconsin, northern michigan. these are the people he calls the forgotten people. and i think he did a great job of expanding the definition of the forgotten men and women into the inner cities and he wants to understand that in the city behind us, they have a president thinking about them and working for them and that is what i think is his greatest motivation. he called inauguration day the day that the people rule the count again. that's the theme. if you read this, this is a classic populous speech that believes in populism that city only believes in powerful people, that's the motivation, frankly, bill. you're 100% correct this is the person he thinks about every day when he's in the office making decision. >> what i loved about it, it really to me spoke to something that was putting the people before party, like tony said, either party. as an independent i'm happy to hear it. i think that people across this country voted for donald trump, my mother, a democrat, and crossed party lines and felt that trump wou

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flurries through southeastern pennsylvania into southern new jersey, may see few flakes flying. over the next hour or two, won't amount to anything. windchill values ranking from the teens in the poconos through the upper 20's to about 30 degrees around philadelphia. so your weekend forecast, temperatures close to average, keep it low to mid 40's with partly sunny skies. jan, we send it back over to you. >> justin, thank youment next update is at 8:57. see you then. have a great saturday, everyone. >>> this weekend britain's highest court ruled parliament will have the final say on the so-called brexit. but as they prepare to decide that, a different departure may be on their mind sthoos they may soon be asked to leave their london palace home for five years for extended repair work that is long overdue. jonathan vig loeahty got a behind-the-scenes view. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. every day thousands come to take photos. it's one of the most photographed buildings in the world. it's stunning on the outside, but on the inside, things are literally starting to fall a

lake effect snow showers in new york, western pennsylvania and batch of snow, southern west virginia into kentucky, that is weather maker for delaware, south injuries which potential for accumulating snow, weak disturbance in the up are atmosphere energize enough juice to bring that snow into parts of the region, southern half of the ruling area monday morning. bad timing because it comes for morning commute. not a large system. it toss not develop until off shore, gone by monday afternoon. we will see some sun. after midnight tonight snow arrives, south the of the city and then we could see a to flakes around philadelphia but majority of it will be into delaware, new jersey. midnight 2:00 a.m. light they develops southwest to north east, and so it is south of the city and delaware and steady snow from 2:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. monday morning and after 7:00 that snow should taper off to some flurries west to east. notice temperatures to take with the sun, we are close to average, and then tonight, we do drop, at or below freezing. here comes the snow at 2:00 a.m. we are hovering close t

, new york state, and southern new england as well. generally light snow with this , kind of the clipper system toss not i have whole lot with it. the most of this staying off to the north but again in the the lehigh valley, poconos, is there a chance of some snow in western pennsylvania could drift closer just a few snow showers into anticipation here this evening or tonight. rest of us, is looking pretty quiet for now. live look outside as we look from the other side of the river toward the city. you can see that overcast sky not a whole lot of sunset to see here. thirty-six in palmyra at palmyra cove nature park. future weather, again just a chance for stray snow showers here's a 7:00 p.m. mount pocono, allentown, bethlehem, berks county, possibly a stray snow shower but this is out of here quickly. by 9:00 o'clock we will start to see skies clear and tomorrow we will start with sunshine. now notice clouds to try to creep back in. i don't think tomorrow is a full day of sun, breaks of sun through the clouds, more clouds then sun, we

we're part of a group of 150 from harrisburg, pennsylvania. and just inch yesterday tonight support that there. just amazing. >> we're prepared. we're a second half team. so we're down in the first half. don't worry. >> cbs-3 sports director don bell is traveling with the lions, i'll have reports at the rose bowl later today on "eyewitness news". >> before football game, pasadena the scene of the tournament of roses parade. forty floats will be decorated when flowers, seeds, weaned it, starts 11:00 our time. then lions and trojans face-off in the game at 5:00. >>> now to another parade, annual mummers parade full of music and fanfare, traveled down broad street. the parade considered to be the oldest in the country. >> for many participant, dancing in the mummers parade each year is something after family tradition. many walking with their children for the first time, their young children. others say memories at the parade by propose to go their girlfriends. while some peer why yens dollars colorful sites and sounds for the first time. >> amaz

that snow that is now falling in southern ohio and into kentucky. it's moving a little bit ahead of schedule which means i think we'll see the first snowflakes arriving in the evening hours. and it will be accumulating snow. it's going to be cold enough that it sticks to the ground. during the day, though, you will not see any snow. cloud cover, that will be taking over. 29 degrees in philadelphia at 8:00. by lunchtime, 31. 31 and cloudy at 4:00 this afternoon. clouds increasing in the suburbs. the temperature up to the freezing mark at 4:00 in the lehigh valley. 24 degrees with some sunshine at 8:00. but look how that sunshine fades during the day. delaware, dry during the day. 29 degrees this morning at 8:00. just above freezing at lunchtime. new jersey warm above freezing but not by much. 34 degrees at 4:00, 36 degrees at the shore. at 4:00, clouds are around but the future hour-by-hour no snow just yet. you can see the first snowflakes, though, to our southwest. they'll be moving in between 7:00 and 8:00 this evening. that's 8:00. you'll see sno

moves into southern boulevard, northern neck, eastern shore between 7:00 and midnight. after that, it's all gone and we dry off. northeastern maryland near the pennsylvania border, rain elsewhere in the blue zone, especially in the green one. off to the west in this pink zone, mainly ice on elevated surfaces. some icicles forming, light icing there. the ten-day outlook, near 50 degrees with welcome sunshine returning. dr. king day on monday, all the activity should stay dry. a small chance of a sprinkle. a lot of clouds around and highs in the mid-40s. then it gets milder on tuesday into the mid-50s with increasing clouds. might get sprinkles of light rain on tuesday night. rain showers likely on wednesday through midday. drying out in the afternoon. highs in the then highs in the 50s again as we dry out toward inauguration day on thursday and friday. for the inaugural on friday, looks like we'll be in the upper 50s with a partly cloudy sky. we'll take that in january and it continues into next weekend as well. tom, thank you. >>> i'm sure we've been frustrated at the d

, any more, it is really just new jersey central and southern at this point, as we look at the view on storm scan3, because we're starting to see the snow begin to move on out. so the back edge of this is visible, and as we had anticipated over the next hour or two, pretty much long gone. that's helpful. not dealing with additionally reduced visibility or additional snow falling as you're traveling. for a loft you what's out there right now what you will get out of the storm system. so if they've already had the chance to clear it or road crews were out and did their work on prepping the surface, it may not be horrible, but i still need you to be careful. thirty the current temperature at philadelphia international airport. into the 20's pretty much everywhere else, outlying suburbs, much colder in the poconos as is typical. but because it is still so cold, still cold enough obviously it can support this snow to stick and hang on. it is not like it will melt away here today. thirty-six at best for our daytime high, skies begin to clear in the city. clouds at the shore as well as in the

just a coating to those northwestern suburbs up to the pennsylvania turnpike. nothing north of there. one to 3 inches for most of central new jersey, northern delaware. then southern delaware and the coastal communities up to millville there could be three to 6 inches of snow in that fluffy nature also right on the border of hammonton chatsworth and mount holly berlin glassboro salem middletown that's your one to 3-inch line. brutal winds though with this system so wind chills even if you don't see the snow to the north and west feels 14 in the morning, 16 in the afternoon five in the morning on sunday and 12 in the afternoon, so 48 hours of wind chills that do not get out of the teens. the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, 20's for the next three days for high temperatures with that snow right along i-95 south and east tomorrow. it is sunny but bitter sunday into monday and then we start to turn the corner on tuesday with a lot of clouds, 39 degrees. and then it's mild with some rain arriving wednesday, 55 degrees. and remaining above normal thursday into

and, in fact, on the state level cameron advocates vigorously to amend pennsylvania's state constitution, which has been amended in the 1830s the bar african-americans from voting. and so again we see these incredibly progressive stances on issues of race, but cameron has a long career after the war. .. was driven by the oil system. the rise of new york senator, to the victor goes the spoils and the idea was political leaders sought office and rewarded their political supporters with the spoils of that office. government jobs, patronage, contracts, etc. cameron is a young man when that system is just coming into existence. he retires in the late 1870s in large part because the era of that spoils system is coming to a close. increasingly the republican party and part of the democratic party are committing themselves to civil service reform. the idea that we shouldn't hire people because their political cronies of simon cameron, we should hire them because they are competent and their jobs should not depend on a republican being president or a democrat being president and in a lot of ways,

the girl scouts of central and southern new jersey began their cookie program today thin mints. >> peanut butter patties. >> i think we have customers right here. >> karen rogers is up next to look at the roads on this thursday morning. >>> authorities solve the mystery of how debris was scattered all over the highway, that's coming up next. >>> thousands of skittles fell off the back of a flat bed pick up truck and spilled son to a highway in wisconsin. it was raining at times causing the candies to get wet and give way. they were intended to be feed for cattle. the candy coated highway might not be a bad thing because the roads are less slippery and smells like candy when you drive on it. >> any sweet rides around here? >> reporter: taste the rainbow, if my son was there, he would be licking it up, because he loves skittles. >> reporter: no skittles on the road, gloucester county 295 at 130. quiet volume northbound traffic moving just fine. no issues on 295. new jersey turnpike, southbound exit number 5 they are doing construction they are blockerring the right lane. look for the crews

. >> fully funds the construction of a wall on our southern border, don't worry about it, remember i said mexico is paying for the wall. with the full understanding that the country of mexico will be reimbursing the united states for the full cost of such a wal wall. >> so he laid down a marker back in october that he would get congress to approve the appropriation for it upfront and then get mexico to pay him back later. and just as we wrap up, back to the whole idea of russian hacking, there is an interesting tweet that some people might find ironic. wikileaks tweeted this out just a couple of minutes ago, "the obama administration/cia is a lady illegally funneling top-secret medications, intel information to nbc for political reasons before the president-elect to the united states even gets to read them." some might think that it's a little ironic for wikileaks to be complaining about leaking, but that is the world we live in. >> jon: that is the world we live in, john roberts at trump tower, thank you. >> jenna: republican lawmakers are getting ready to repeal obamacare, but it's

and central new jersey, southern and central delaware. again, those northwestern suburbs if you're along that pennsylvania turnpike to the north you may not see a flake during the day tomorrow and then everything lifts away as we get into the afternoon hours. this is 5 o'clock on saturday. so again those higher totals will be along the shore sussex county delaware, through atlantic county southern burlington county ocean county southern parts of cumberland county cape may county three to 6 inches. one to 3 inches in this blue which is central northern delaware and most of our counties in new jersey and then philadelphia to the north and west just a coating to an inch near pottstown quakertown, downingtown. philadelphia maybe an inch, inch and a half. high as 2-inches possible and those higher totals again confined to the shore. if you're right along the immediate shore line near 6-inches with isolated 7-inches in spots. dangerous travel down the shore because not only are you going to have a half a foot of snow falling possibly winds will

the hotel sits along the pennsylvania avenue parade route. police are using barricades to keep tourists a safe distance. remember nbc 10 is your home for around the clock inauguration coverage. jim and jacqueline will be anchoring live from washington starting tomorrow afternoon. and tomorrow morning our entire morning team will be live from the nation's capital on nbc 10 news today. >>> and tomorrow night join us for a one hour special. the inauguration of donald trump. it's live from washington at 7:00 p.m. >>> it is important for the united states to stand up for the basic principles that big countries don't go around and invade and bully smaller countries. >> that was the president's message to donald trump about russia. he said the president-elect shouldn't let up on sanctions. president obama talked about a wide range of topics in his final news conference this afternoon. and he gets set to leave the white house. the president also defended his decision to commute the sentence of chelsea manning. mr. obama said he had a -- she had a tou

rain showers from central showeo pennsylvania down through thean mountains of west virginia andia even getting into southern virginia, too.virgin zooming in closer it's cloudiaic cover, we could have drilozzle, some spotty showers throughers most of theth morning but awfula this is fairly light and oncendo that front that's in west havew a crosses about earlyses abourly afternoon we'll start to seato the weather will improve. impro so here's what it looks like. l today's surface map, spotty showers, that front crosseshat s and whenever this happens inev the middle of the day youerddlea always know it'sy happening.en. the sky gets darker winds pickk up and pretty much automatically behind that the te cooler air really starts totarts come through. definitely a chillyco breeze byy the day's end and for theor h evening commute you'll beute yoe wanting to wear probably abablya warmer jacket out there.ut ther here's you were forecast forcasr today. day. 56 degrees. early highrl hig temperature. west winds increasing to aboutng 15 to 25 miles per hour. hou count on a passing shore.shor it wil

parts of pennsylvania, buffalo, and weather. this system headed further south, expected to unload some snow and ice in southern cities like birmingham, atlanta, even raleigh could see one of three inches of snow. jummy: today, president like donald trump will sit down with top intelligence officials to address the allegations of russia's involvement in the hacking of the presidential election. trump says it is time for the country to move on to bigger and better things. the white house announcing sanctions against russia last week, saying the country's actions were intended to influence the election, though russia has denied those accusations. are just 14 days away from the 58 presidential inauguration. preparations are underway across the district. today members of the secret service will hold a media briefing on logistics for the big day. the meeting is set for noon. our cameras will be there to bring you to update later this afternoon. tens of expected to attend this event. dozens of protest groups have filed for permits to h

the pennsylvania was in dry dock for repairs. the other seven are all moored on the southern rim of fork island. this is going to be the nevada at the tail end, the arizona inboard of the festival, the two by two with the california at the head of the line. the japanese pilots swooping in from the north, it was a thrilling and glorious sight. to announce the attack and in fact achieve complete surprise which rather stunned the japanese themselves, the commander of the flight fujita broke radio silence for the first time since leaving japanese waters to broadcast a predetermined code signal, tora, tora, tora. tiger, tiger, tiger. last-second confusion led them to attack simultaneously. it really didn't matter. the level bombers flew in at 2000 feet while others approached from the south at 500 feet. almost every american who saw them, and there were hundreds of them who saw those planes by day, and every one of them assumed they were friendly aircraft engaged in maneuvers. a few who were upset that they were hot dogging it on a su

meanwhile, the southern two thirds every our area are basically dry today. see what we mean as we move it forward. twenty-seven the current temperature at the airport, 25 in trenton, low 20's in allentown, cold in the mountains, at just 15, actual air temperature, not much winds at the moment. but it is a cold start. take a look where we end up though. even though you will see some sun, more sun the further south you go, less as you head north, there will still be a light rain or snow shower, especially north of the city this morning. then into the city main lip into the afternoon. don't expect much if any accumulation out of that, however, guys. we are going to have to stick to the poconos if we look for any accumulation out of this, overall, by comparison, much quieter day, but coming up this will set the stage for some very chilly days in our near future, meisha. so coming up i'll tell you just how cold it is about to get. that's a bill later on. >> all right, so bundle up those kids, thanks so much, katie, good morning, everyone, happy tuesday. looking i

southern delaware got up to 8 inches. >> there were conflicting reviews about the snowfall in pennsylvania, children hey they seemed to enjoy the weather. they spent the day playing in the snow sledding and having a good time out there. but adults didn't seem to show that same enthusiasm. especially those on the roads. >> more cars you have to go around, people can't drive, it's harder to you plow and put salt down. >>> roxborough steep hills proved to be a slippery challenge for this mail truck that turned on to its side at cinnaminson and parker avenue. one man was recording the video on the cell phone when he found the driver inside. the driver was not hurt. we want to show you this right here, a look at the snow pictures after the snowfall. if you have pictures send it to us on social media. use the #6abcaction. >> i love the kids and furry friends. >>> if you're looking to drop a few pounds. hear one local man's key to winning the battle of the bulge. >>> one mom's crusade to change what you see in the checkout aisles. >>> not even frigid temperature or snow can keep the guards from t

. >> we will build a great wall along the southern border. ♪ ♪ steve: well, somewhere in 1,600 pennsylvania avenue about an hour ago, donald trump hit send. he sent out a flurry of tweets and some of them have to do with voter fraud. and that is our lead story live from new york. this is fox and friends. ainsley: all right. so are we going to read the tweet? i will be making a huge investigation into voter is fraud, those who were illegal and also those who registered to vote who were dead and many for a long time. depending on those results, we will strengthen up our voting procedure. brian: in a perfect scenario, that's an answer to a lot of questions that could be coming. the administration where sean spicer's way whenever he goes out front who decides to do interviews, although he's going to be speaking to sean hannity thursday night. so the goal is to put a period on it. you have so many -- you have maybe up to 15 separate news items that you've already accomplished over the last four days. mike says this about the decision to go ahead and investigate voter fraud, which according to se

the girl scouts in central and southern new jersey will start their cookie program today. what goes better with vanilla ice cream than somoas. >> thin mints, you bring them into the house, it's like what happened to them? we have dry conditions, as we look outside, we are expecting sunshine early off the coast. cloudy down by the shore in spots. but overall, transitioning to partly sunny skies across the region. the temperature are not bad, 45 degrees in philadelphia. the coldest suburbs are in the upper 30s and everybody is experiencing very light winds. a jacket a good idea, but by later today you won't need much of a heavy coat and this afternoon looks mild. there you see satellite again there are clouds around. a little more thicker cloud cover out to the west of us, generally speaking we'll see partly sunny skies overall. 42 by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 46. winds or the light side in the single digits most of the time. 51 by noon. the high 54 at 3:00 p.m. a nice afternoon, keep in mind we'll get a little bit of rain tomorrow afternoon. if you have things to get done today

now extending the snow potential even into our pennsylvania suburbs. the accumulation won't be nearly as high but the possibility will be there. the closer look shows we have reports of snow through southern delaware and jersey shore. now light snow reports in millville. it's extending farther inland. it will make the way through philadelphia here next few hours. as for your temperatures, another problem. it's very cold. everything falling will fall with snow and will be a fluffy and quick falling snow. breezy snow because the winds are picking up. we have blowing snow. the fluffy snow quick to accumulate and temperatures not going above 30 degrees today. 24 in northeast philly. we're tracking these very cold temperatures and those cold conditions last your whole weekend. coming up we'll track down the snow today and the cold for your sunday. right now, though, traffic with fr francesca. >> you're talking about the blowing snow. we're watching dennis township in cape may county. a live shot at route 47 and route 347. you can see the snow being reflect

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