Melissa magee joins us now at the big board with the details. We have plenty of sunshine earlier today and sunshine down in south jersey, and delaware. The clouds start to build and thicken to the west and the warmth for november continues and wednesday a High Temperature of 64 and yesterdays high is 75 well above the norm after 61 this time of year. As you look at the numbers outside now, 69 in philadelphia and 70 in wilmington and to the northern and west in the poconos, 62 and upper 60s in reading and allentown and down in dover and millville. Numbers in the middle 70s and action news shows you that the clouds are inching closer to the delaware and lehigh valleys. And well talk about the reason why in a moment. But for the rest of today for the evening commute home 4 00 p. M. A temperature of 75 and 72 at 5 00 and the clouds built in at 6 00 p. M. The temperature of 69 and 66 at 7 00 p. M. Later on today. Here is stormtracker 6 live double scan 3d, this is the front we are tracking
Putting your regime in grave danger. Two of the Big Six Energy companies are looking to merge. Im taking a look at what that will mean for their millions of customers. In sport andy murray targets a return to competitive tennis next year. The former world number one has been out of action with a hip injury, but faced Roger Federer in a Charity Match in glasgow last night. Carol has the weather. Good morning. It is a cold start to the day, there is quite a bit of frost around, some patchy mist and fog but for most it will be dry and sunny. However, in the south east there is more cloud, some rain and drizzle, and we have got some wet and windy weather coming in from the north west. I will have more details on that 15 minutes. In 15 minutes. Good morning. First, our main story downing street is examining new information about the International Development secretarys unauthorised contacts with senior Israeli Government officials. Priti patel apologised for meeting israeli Prime Minister B
Intentionally set a woman on fire. And the Health Care Vote is on. Congress ready to try again to replace obamacare in a matter of hours. Good evening. Tonight that inmate, that dangerous inmate who escaped in maryland last week is finally back in custody. David watson is his name. He managed to break free last friday while being transferred to the hospital for mental evaluation. It started a days long search. Somebody reported seeing a suspicious man in the woods. Police say the 28yearold man freed himself from handcuffs and waist chain while riding in a prison van and then overpowered officers. Police tell us they found watson lying inside an 18 inch drainage pipe. He was in good health. They are promising more updates tomorrow morning. He is facing charges and serving sentence of 100 years in delaware for attempted murder. More breaking news in what sounds like a disturbing case of domestic violence. A woman apparently set on fire tonight in the district. Police responding to the ca
Good morning. Im pat lawson news. We start on capitol hill where we are keeping a close eye on republican efforts in the house to repeal and replace the Affordable Care act. Procedural votes and the date related to the bill is happening right now. The final vote is expected to begin about 1 30. Todays vote comes after weeks of negotiations by Republican Leaders to get a majority of their members to back that bill. And its a sign that leaders have the numbers to pass it. Weve broken down the key changes to the plan. So here are four things to know about it. It aims to protect people with preexisting conditions. Yesterday house members added the measure to get more lawmakers on board. Itll cost 8 billion. States would be able to opt out of the requirement that ensurers cover benefits like maternity care, Mental Health care, and hospitalizations. States that do opt out could charge people with preexisting conditions much more. Those folks would go into high Risk Insurance pools. And the b
Students, staff and alumni, packed into a town hall meeting at American University today. Coming together for a common goal, to fight racism. The Student Government organized the meeting after racist displays were found on the campus. Kristin wright talked to students. Did they feel like this meeting was productive . Reporter yeah, students told us they felt like the twohour town hall was productive. The Student Government association said it will not be the last. I believe this was a Tipping Point that officially caused everyone to say, enough is enough. The outcry at American University. Reporte i never imagined i would become the president or the target of a hate crime. Reporter Taylor Dumpson called this town hall meeting, students want stronger defined campus protocols on hate crimes and other biasrelated incidents. They want au police to track the number of hate crimes and they want to know what happens during and after an investigation. Im really glad that we had this open forum