The actual temperatures 15 in philadelphia. The feelslike temperature is 2 below. The actual temperature 17 in dover with a feels like temperature of 1 degree. It doesnt get that much better as we head into the rest of day. Temperatures barely struggling to get out of the 20s. 19 degrees by noon. Bitter winds and then by 4 00 p. M. , 23 degrees. By 8 00 p. M. , 22. Well still be dealing with the wind chill through most of today. The wind speeds should drop just a little bit. The second part of the story, as we head into tomorrow we are tracking this system right here. Its going to move closer and bring snow. Its also going to bring rain and thats going to happen sunday pitt as youre probably heading home from wherever you watch the super bowl. Ill let you know how that will affect your sunday plans coming up in my full forecast. Just within the last 45 minutes, hazmat crews wrapped up their response to a Train Derailment in south philadelphia. In addition to the weather, thats the othe
Weekend storm. That low pressure right now is just south of las vegas, its beginning to pick up energy. It will get a little piece of injection of Northern Branch energy and what that low pressure will do is track right over delaware and extreme south jersey. So with this track very close to our region what you get depends on where you r philadelphia wilmington into lakehurst south of trenton were looking at the precipitation sunday night beginning as snow but then overnight it will be mixing in with some sleet and some rain. This will be mainly rain from Atlantic City millville and dover and areas to the south perhaps briefly beginning as snow. However, north of the pennsylvania turnpike, this is where it will fall all as snow and this is where i expect the highest accumulation of snow. Ill talk numbers and more of the timing coming up in the full accuweather forecast. Shirleen. Thank you cecily. Whether wintry weather hits deep an eye on Storm Tracker 6 radar at 6abc weather. We have
Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. Gps have been asked to be on standby from the start of next month to offer the new Covid Vaccination if regulators say its safe and effective. The governments already ordered enough doses of the vaccine for 20 Million People. This as the number of weekly registered deaths involving coronavirus in england and wales has exceeded 1000 for the First Time Sincejune. 0ur Health Correspondent Anna Collinson has more. A possible Coronavirus Vaccine has been likened to a light at the end of a tunnel. It still needs to be approved and there are questions about how long it will last. The uk may have its first jab by christmas. This will be a colossal effort to roll this out, which the nhs is leading. I know that they will rise to the challenge of being ready when the science comes good to inject hope into millions of arms this winter. Early results for the first effective vaccine show it could prevent more than 90 of people from getting covid, with the main
Host how long can that take . Guest you know the regulatory system got a lot better about it because you know cancer, people dont live that long and we dont give up these great discoveries. The agency has been very open about we understand we dont have a lot of time here but if you look in the year to two years and the year for us to develop the trials and then another year for the fda to review it and get it really so its not an obnoxious amount of time compared to therapeutic approval. But we do need translational medicine and regulations that allow us to take Research Discovery faster into the clinic for stage iii and stage iv cancers. With stage i and two we can get those treated well and monitor them. Stage iii and four its almost a hail mary at some point where we are trying to do something for that patient. Host is it expensive, the regulatory process . Guest it is expensive but its expensive because the fda and agencies like that around the world, their job is for Patient Safet
Why dont you tell us about that. Reporter washington, d. C. , in the summer of 1963 was more than a little nervous about the prospect of a big civil rights march coming to the city, and that worry extended from the president on down, a fear that if it went badly, it could derail the efforts to pass the nations most important civil rights law. Its easy to see now why the march on washington is celebrated as a landmark in the Civil Rights Movement. It helped to shape Public Opinion after decades of struggle, says todd perdom, author of a forth coming book about that period. I think its probably the single most important public demonstration in america of any kind. Reporter america in 1963 was deeply segregated. Something as simple as taking the bus meant separate waiting rooms for blacks. In the spring the nation had watched as police in birmingham, alabama, aimed fire hoses and set dogs on children who joined in the civil rights protests. When president john f. Kennedy heard about the p