Any snow that falls will is that clear. Good evening im jessica dean im nicole brewer. Ukee washington has the night off. Were wait this one two punch from mother nature, not just the brutal cold but the snow. Meteorologist lauren casey is tracking the snow thats coming and the even colder were r to follow its hard to believe all week weve spent sub freeze, High Temperature 25 degrees. We started off at 13 this morning, our normal High Temperature 41 degrees. Nowhere near that and no time soon, are we going to be feeling 40s of temperatures in the teens, 19 in philly, 15 in trenton be 14 degrees in allentown, its 2 in mount pocono. Feels like temperatures we have a little bit of a light wind be windchill temperatures not too impactful but the feels like temperatures drop down low feeling like 12 in millville. Stormscan 3 showing us quiet conditions, clouds starting to increase, we do have snow making its way into portions of western penses in association with a clipper system that will
Because there is not much cloud cover across the north bay. The air is dry. Petaluma is down to eight miles. Late arriving clouds on our exploritorium weather window, we are cooler this morning at 50 to 61 and by noon total sunshine and it will be strong at 64 to 76. By 4 00, 64 to 84 and below average. Grab a coat. 60 to 76. Friday lite commute . Leyla . This is richmondsan rafael toll plaza and traffic is light. And sparse. It will only take five minutes to head into the north bay. Into the north bay into napa county roads are still closed. Highway 128 at wragg canyon because of the wragg fire you will not be able to use the roads. Both sides are shut down. Another closure will impede the commute up to lake tahoe and that is in the next report. Chris and eric . Developing news residents near the out of control fire bumping in napa county have to worry about water and names. The fire is burning this morning near the borders of napa and Solano County south of state route 128 and has pu
Took breaking out of the prison. Their path through the tunnel system. Crawling on a tailpipe squeezing through a steam paper. Taking only 20 minutes. And out of control. The Good Samaritan who stopped a woman swerving wildly on the highway, putting everyone on the road in danger. Stop the car the entire incident caught on camera. How he finally got her to pull over. And good morning, america. We begin with the breaking news as we come on the air in the west. Wall street plunging this morning. The dow falling more than 1,000 points in early trading. Those fears about dhiens economy, quickly spreading all around the world. Abs chief business and economics it correspondent Rebecca Jarvis with the latest. Itch been speaking to those on the stocks floor and they are surprised how brutal it is for stocks. Its down 580 points at one point it was down 1,000 points. What is going on . Two things, fears of an economic slowdown and Federal Reserve on the verge of hiking Interest Rates for the Fi
The free party and the abolitionists in kansas, but it also was very welcoming to africanamericans. War, fugitivesl primarily from missouri would come to lawrence. They knew they had a chance to be rescued if they could make their way there. A lot of the free africanamericans also came to lawrence. What is interesting is that some of the folks in lawrence were conflicted with this issue. Wasthey knew was slavery wrong. They knew they needed to try to do something to end slavery. They knew they were breaking the law. They knew they would be broke thrown in jail. You can watch the entire Program Sunday at 11 00 a. M. Eastern here on American History tv, only an cspan3. Next, from the Buffalo Bills center of the west in next, from the Buffalo Bills center in wyoming. 1886, a Buffalo Bills show debuted at an american exhibition in london. The performance attracted tens of thousands of spectators, including european royalty. We care about how they show influence u. S. U. K. Relationships, a
The reaction to citizens of boston was instantaneous invite. Two days after he was arrested, 7000 bostonians broke in the jail to try to release him. The melee one u. S. Marshal was killed and injured. On may 27th, three days after burns was arrested, he was brought before the federal magistrate by his owner. There really up with a hearing to return a slave to slavery. The magistrate made the determination that he was a slave and ordered him to return to slavery. June 2nd, just a few days later, 2000 soldiers, u. S. Soldiers and marines escorted Anthony Burns to Boston Harbor to ship to return to slavery. 50,000 bostonians turned out. There wasnt much they can do. They werent going to take on the army. They were very upset about the whole thing. The cost of the federal government to return one slave to bondage was somewhere between 40,000 and 100,000 in 1854 money. To add insult to injury, may 30th president Franklin Pierce signed the kansas nebraska act. Which i bet 99. 9 know what ha