17 in reading, 16 in wilmington, 19 in philadelphia and millville, 23 in cape may. A little bit of a breeze out there, too, once again the windchills are making it feel like the Single Digits across the region. Not a steady consistent wind, but when it blows youll feel it. When the presimm precipitation comes in it will be cold enough on roads and sidewalks to ice up a little bit. The winds running 8 to 16. That will keep the windchills in the low 20s even at the best of times. Icy dicey stuff coming in for the evening commute. Much milder stuffer in the seven day. Reporter be careful in the evening, this morning we have no weatherrelated issues dry on i95, secondary roads are ice, you could slip or slide, be careful. We have a water main break another new one, west 54th at arch street in West Philadelphia. In West Philadelphia we have fire crews on the scene with the terrible fire holly street at brown. They shut down the street with a lot of the emergency workers on the scene. Stick
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America. And now the georgia governor nathan deal talks about Economic Development, education, and transportation investment. This is about 45 minutes. Thank you all. Thank you all. Thank you for that kind introduction. Oh, my goodness. Thank you. Lieutenant governor kagl, speaker ralston, speaker protem jones, members of the General Assembly, constitutional officers, members of our judiciary, and my fellow georgians, this marks the eighth and final time i come before you to report on the state of the state. In preparing to do so, i thought back about all the challenges that we have faced for the better part of the last decade, and of all the successes that have been achieved together. I considered the plans we have set into motion that will carry us well into the next decade and beyond. I looked back on where we started in 2011 when only 111 of the legislators here today were serving in this General Assembly, and i was very pleased to see just how far weve come. And now as we embark o
2 00 p. M. On American History tv on cspan3. Working with our cable affiliates as we explore america. And now the georgia governor nathan deal talks about Economic Development, education, and transportation investment. This is about 45 minutes. Thank you all. Thank you all. Thank you for that kind introduction. Oh, my goodness. Thank you. Lieutenant governor kagl, speaker ralston, speaker protem jones, members of the General Assembly, constitutional officers, members of our judiciary, and my fellow georgians, this marks the eighth and final time i come before you to report on the state of the state. In preparing to do so, i thought back about all the challenges that we have faced for the better part of the last decade, and of all the successes that have been achieved together. I considered the plans we have set into motion that will carry us well into the next decade and beyond. I looked back on where we started in 2011 when only 111 of the legislators here today were serving in this G
Governor nathan deal delivering his final state of the state address. He talked about his time in public service, Economic Development in georgia, education, Childrens Mental Health programs, and the criminal justice system. His remarks are 45 minutes. [ applause ] thank you all. Thank you all. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, mr. Speaker, for that very kind introduction. Oh, my goodness. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Lieutenant governor, speaker, president pro tem, speaker pro tem, members of the General Assembly, constitutional officers, members of our judiciary, consular corps and my fellow georgians, this marks the eighth and final time that i come before you to report on the state of the state. In preparing to do so, i thought back about all the challenges that we have faced for the better part of the last decade, and of all the successes that have been achieved together. I considered the plans we have set into motion that will carry us well into the next d