good afternoon, everyone. good afternoon. my name is i am greatful to be joining here this day in our nation s capitol by calling on the freedom to vote and john r lewis act. and deep gratitude to martin luther king iii, partners to call on americans to mark this year s mlk day and the true spirit of the holiday. by holding our lawmakers accountable to protect our voting rights. the mission of this coalition is simple. demand the senate and the president apply the same amount of urgency and pressure to deliver infrastructure as it will to deliver our democratic right to vote. last year we saw congress pass historic a historic infrastructure bill. we have long recognized that our country s roads and bridges are crumbling and in need of repair. but our democracy is crumbling, too. it also needs repair. that is why on dr. king s birthday this saturday, the kings joined thousands of marchers and scores of local partners in phoenix, arizona to march across a local bridge and d
wanted to remove it. the deal also asks all countries to upgrade their climate pledges next year, and rich countries are asked to double their climate adaptation finance by 2025 from 2019 levels. with more, here s our science and environment correspondent, rebecca morelle. from wildfires thatjust kept on burning, to devastating droughts as temperatures soared, and floods that destroyed homes and lives, extremes have become the new normal. so, at the climate talks in glasgow, can a deal be done to stop things getting worse? the talks in here have now gone into overtime, and negotiators have had yet another sleepless night. and this morning a third draft of a possible agreement has been published. the question is, can enough be done in the next few hours to finally push this over the line? so, we are on the third draft now of this cover agreement, and when the first draft came out we all said, oh, its got lots of things in it we haven t seen before, including reference to fossi
work for the city of philadelphia and a force of change right there in the streets. lives on the line. we all go through the struggles. don t worry about all you need to do is get here and then they ll take care of everything. two moments in time. you got to have faith win yourself. you go the take the first step. this played out within one minute of us hitting kensington avenue. i ve seen nurses, teachers, correction officers, i ve seen them lost in this neighborhood. and actually die in this unable. philadelphia not just about neighborhoods. it s also about territories. you not going go up strawberry mansion and get heroin. you might go there and get crack. you might go to 17th and jefferson to get pills. but you go to kensington to get heroin and alike. folks come here from all ov over. bucks county, harrisburg, allentown, pottstown. boston. and they get stuck. you know, when you get mice on the tracks, they come down here and get stuck. can t get
arrested because of snap chat. someone saw his girlfriend s snap. now he s under arrest. and i just stared at it. i didn t know what to think of it. teenaged boy called vicious in his yearbook. his mom wasn t happy. then she heard from the school. now she s outraged. now fox 29 news at 10:00. have you ever seen something on social media that scared you so much you call the cops? a snap chat post just got someone arrested in camden county charged with sexual assault. thank you your finger us at 10:00i lucy noland. i m iain page. this guy behind me is the suspect. police say a friend of the victim saw the snap and called 911. fox 29 s shawnette wilson is live at the camden county prosecutor s office in camden tonight. shawnette? reporter: iain, when the friend saw that snap, she indeed rushed and called police. they say when they went to the suspect home, they found that 18-year-old victim covered in blood. 24-year-old mason mallon is facing serious charg
looping back around heading back out into the sea possibly restrengthening and doing a second landfall near houston. so we are talking a very prolonged period this is all the way through the next four or five days that this storm is going to be bringing rain to the coastline of texas which is why we are talking very very high amounts of rain. from corpus christi up to houston. 15, 25-inches of rain. that s the big concern about flooding but there are other concerns with this storm. the surge six to 12 feet from padre island national seashore up into sergeant, texas and winds 74 miles per hour or more. that s that hurricane force winds. very scary and then there s a severe component guys they could be seeing tornadoes as we head through the next few hours. i ll be keeping track of it, as well as our forecast back here, guys, looking absolutely beautiful. it s tough to talk about texas want they re expecting down there when it s so gorgeous out here. we ll check in a few minu