Sky6 live hd the looking live outside right now. The southern most parts of new jersey will get hit the hardest by the winter storm. Meteorologist chris sowers is here with all the details from accuweather. Chris you were smiling ear to ear when you walked in. Reporter its a happy day. How much are we talking about . Reporter its going to be a fine line and sharp cut off, who sees the snow and who doesnt. Most of us will see accumulating snow at least a little bit. Some of it will be heavy down the jersey shore. Theres the live view of cape may, where the snow is falling. That snow line will drift farther to the northwest as the morning wears on. Lets flip it over to the advisories. National Weather Service issued a Winter Weather advisory for the i95 corridor chester county, lower bucks and montgomery counties, as well. This is where were expecting slower amounts of snow. Winter storm warnings for the coast as kent county in delaware and Cumberland County in south jersey. This is wher
T Jose Antonio Vargas arrived in this country from the native philippines some 21 years ago. Since then hes made his mark as a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and outspoken activist. His documentary undocumented chronicles what its like to live in this country without papers and an experience he shares with 11 million others in this country. Jose details with an angry man who challenges talked to an angry man who challenged his right to, in fact, be here. Byebye. Byebye. Get your papers or get out. Thats what youve got your papers . Got your papers . What if i told you i didnt . You need to get going then. Thats what i say. Okay. Jt that would be my response. Go home. No were not going nowhere. You shut up. Shut your face. Dont embarrass me. You took the steps to be theres no steps. There is a couple steps. Like what . Theres no steps, man. My mom wanted to give me i guess a better life. I was 12. She sent me to live with her parents in california. Right. There you lived with them.
T Jose Antonio Vargas arrived in this country from the native philippines some 21 years ago. Since then hes made his mark as a Pulitzer Prize winning journalist and outspoken activist. His documentary undocumented chronicles what its like to live in this country without papers and an experience he shares with 11 million others in this country. Jose details with an angry man who challenges talked to an angry man who challenged his right to, in fact, be here. Byebye. Byebye. Get your papers or get out. Thats what youve got your papers . Got your papers . What if i told you i didnt . You need to get going then. Thats what i say. Okay. Jt that would be my response. Go home. No were not going nowhere. You shut up. Shut your face. Dont embarrass me. You took the steps to be theres no steps. There is a couple steps. Like what . Theres no steps, man. My mom wanted to give me i guess a better life. I was 12. She sent me to live with her parents in california. Right. There you lived with them.
Smut 20th book talk on a book tour that began april 22nd in harlem and i am thrilled to be in los angeles on this warm, balmy night that takes me back to some botox i did in the deep south some time ago. I am for oil to be here, exceedingly grateful to the folks on the last book store. Independent bookstores in america are making a come back, and to small town in the deep south, and thanks for being here. We will talk for a few minutes and read a passage or two from strange glory strange glory and then we will have 20 minutes for questions and answers and we will see what happens. I began this book, biography called strange glory a life of Dietrich Bonhoeffer in the spring of 2007, during a semester when i had a sabbatical at the university of berlin. Dietrich bonhoeffer, visiting professor for the spring semester. That sounds like a very prestigious title, but i should tell you the fellowship came without any salary, without any travel stipend, i dont think i had access to the printer
Own tom brokaw. Good morning to you. Im Francis Rivera on this tuesday. A second wave of tornadoes have killed at least two people in alabama and causing serious damage in mississippi. The pictures tell the story. Areas like tupelo, mississippi, have been left devastated by Severe Weather. Constance lambert returned to her home thankful to find her dog alive after one twister. The same storm system killed at least 16 people in arkansas, oklahoma, and iowa on sunday. Sarah has a closer look at the devastation. Good morning, sarah. Reporter francis, good morning. A long night for emergency crews here who are still on scene. And as the sun comes up, were going to get a better picture of the new damage. Relentless and powerful. A night of dangerous tornadoes following several days of deadly storms. Alabama, mississippi, and louisiana were all hit hard. Arkansas especially seems to have suffered. Multiple fatalities and a trail of twisted metal and broken glass in addition to flattened home