Fickle month. It happens. We are not used to it. We have to go back to early january. If you dont like cold dont go outside right now. Wait a few more hours. We have sunshine. Let wind die down. We will get rid of the single digit wind chills but it will feel like middle of winter today, slightly better then yesterday due to lets wind that develops later this morning in the afternoon but nice sunrise we have this morning. Suns up and it will struggle to go to work today with these temperatures. Right now still sitting at 16 degrees. That is low so far for philadelphia, north wind at 14 , feeling like 2 degrees. There is the numbers. We are all in the teens. Thirteen in allentown. Seventeen in wildwood. Still hanging out at 12 in quakertown and pottstown this morning. So far this morning we have reached 16 at philadelphia te cold is night we have had since january 10th when we got down to 14 degrees. To 15 miles ands out of the hour, dying down this afternoon, wind chills feeling like s
This is Al Jazeera America, good morning and live from new york city, im Randall Pinkston, a kentucky clerk who refuses to issue marriage licenses because of her religious beliefs faces a judge today, kim davis and her staff will appear in federal court to face contempt charges for davis continued defiance of the law, she refuses to issue licenses to anyone to avoid giving them to gay couples and we have more at the woman at the center of the controversy. Kim davis is hoping this federal judge will delay that court order so she can appeal a decision relating to an injunction that the governor filed. Kim davis has been the center of controversy for many weeks here and to some she has become sort of a hero in rowan county. [chanting] before kim davis was at the epicenter of the battle over same sex marriage [chanting] she led a life of little notoriety, elected official who followed in her mothers footsteps ran rowan, kentucky Clerks Office and people go to her for records and licenses.
Collabora a collaborative decision. We are told the federal bureau of investigation activated the ferguson contingent, everyone is on red alert to come here, and back up the Ferguson Police in the event that they need it. There are hundreds agents coming in. There are 100 on standby if needed it follows a week in which we have seen now the authorities are moving in to back up the police station, i can tell you the area back in summer where there was the police area. It looks as if we are readying for a decision. John terrett joining us live from ferguson, missouri. Investigations are under way here in new york in the killing of yet another unarmed man by a Rookie Police officer. Officials say two officers were on patrol inside a Public Housing building on thursday, with an officer firing his gun. The bullet hit and killed. Its unclir why the officer had his gun drawn. They have entered the hallway, not engaged in criminal activity. The mayor bill de blasio called the shooting a tragic
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