Month in the forecast because it is all about sky cover, yesterday, 80 degrees, incredible. Sunshine. Enjoy it now. Milder temperatures in the 60s but things will change and it will get windy as well but right now, no problems as far as temperatures are going in the 50s and 60s over most locations. Philadelphia checks in at 62 degrees. We have a light wind out of the northwest at 9 miles an hour, weak cold front that has push through taking its time to get out of here but we have a chance for some light rain showers, mainly during Morning Hours, we have a shot to see that south and east of the city. Steady rain developing across cape may county, Atlantic County along the shore and a couple of light showers north and west of the city, north and Lehigh County and temperatures not bad right now, 62 at the a airport, reaching our High Temperature right now, right now these numbers may drop a few degrees in the afternoon an afternoon. Fortyfour in mount pocono. Into the suburbs we will go,
Yes, i said snow. Good morning, today is saturday, april 2nd im rahel solomon. Lets get over to Justin Drabick to talk about this snow, fortunately nothing too much but still snow nonetheless. It is possible to see a few flurries later tonight. Not widespread. Just dont be surprised. It is april. We do get snow. We had a trace of snow in may. We dont even want to speak about that. No, it is hard to believe coming off 80degree day but it will bring those changes in here starting already today, close to average where we should be for early april, today is a transition day but still left over showers around this morning, we may have umbrella around keeping it hand any case because the morning is light but depending where you are you could run into wet weather but perhaps a little sunshine this afternoon, this cold front taking its good old time to move off shore, all right, temperatures dropping to this time yesterday, eight to 19 degrees colder, so that is that cooler a air mass building
be safe enough questions about safety after sources tell channel 3 they could face a major Police Andrew horansky is downtown with disturbing numbers. the exact number of officers committed to the rnc is still a secret being secret service. from what we heard today, it is not looking good. they wont talk about it at the Police Department or city hall, but there are concerns over a concern to staff the rnc. the department of Homeland Security recommended 5,000 officers to pull it off, but 1800 committed. some departments are even pulling out. if previous protests are a taste of whats to come, cleveland will need major help with the question now, where will it come from. the mayor of tampa where the last rnc was held and ep early. in that training and in that preparation is how you will perform. well, in cleveland it cant be blamed on any one thing. cities such as parma pulled out because they cant spare the cleveland is dealing with retirement and jobs are not being filled. as one city
april fool s day. is that what that is. good morning, everyone. is that what it is. it says right here, friday, april 1st. welcome to morning joe. with us on set, msnbc i don t see him, do you? wow. yesterday s script. they say mike barnicle is here. maybe he is. that s our april fool s day. we re having a rough day in the control room. he gets a big advance, he buys champagne, cork blows open. champagne oh, wait a second, that was the old iraq war. got a big advance. nothing works here, right, chris? what else is new? that s awesome. way to go, t.j. way to go. many people suggesting that way too early did not air today because i slept in or it was april fool s. i was here. we were in the elevator together. tell the world, willie. i can confirm, willie and i, we always get here at 3:00. 3:00. we work with the orphans downtown and then come 3:00 and we have a preeditorial. everybody here saw we sit here at :00 and we work through i
devastating tsunami that swamped a wide patch of the japanese coastline, causing widespread damage, and some major damage, as well. the 8.9 magnitude quake was centered off the northeast japan coastline, about 240 miles northeast of tokyo. it is the biggest quake to hit japan in 140 years. the pictures, they are stunning. take a look. you can see the fires that are still burning at this hour. also, a 13-foot tsunami wave rolled inland, sweeping away everything in its path. including homes and cars. a tsunami watch has been issued for the entire western coast of the united states, in fact. there are initial reports of at least five deaths, and unknown numbers of injured, and reports of many still missing at this hour. fires caused by the quake raged up and down the coast. there are reports of widespread power outages, and transportation disruptions, as well. we will continue to follow this story for you, so stay with us for that. there s a lot more to tell you about, because a