It is a busy weekend. Voters aroundment country head to the polls. Find out which candidates came out on top. And, a former Philadelphia Eagle is kidnapped, hear about his terrifying ordeal. It lasted for days. Today is sunday march 6, good morning to you, im rahel solomon. We turn it over to justin drabick. Justin, still little chilly. Quite a warm upcoming. Todays pretty much last day with temperatures in the 40s. Thats okay. For the next couple of weeks, funny how were all excited but winter hasnt been that bad. Overall we did pretty good. Talking 70s this week, actually go back to Christmas Eve, the last time it wasnt too long ago. Shorts, flip flops. Exactly. Get your shot at it this week. A lot of people excited for. That will always exciting to get the first 07 degrees day of the year, that coming up for you, we have to get through today. This morning, one last disturbance, bringing clouds, few areas seeing light flurries, thats about it. Not going to amount to anything, tempera
Alert forecast. Bill, the humidity will be back again, right . Yes, its already elevated this morning. Its the clouds that are missing which has allowed the temperatures to cool off a little compared to yesterday. Were in the 60s for pottstown, doylestown, 72 in trenton. Millville is 71 degrees and 74 at philadelphia international. Just a degree or two cooler northeast philadelphia and roxborough. Well see the temperatures climb from the 70s through the 80s and into the 90s this afternoon. And it is going to be a quick warmup. 6 00, 73 degrees. 80 by 9 00 and then upper 80s and still climbing with nothing but sunshine. None of the clouds will hold the temperatures back like we saw yesterday. It will be a hotter and humid afternoon today. Well go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood when im back in ten minutes. Jessica boyington standing by right now with your first alert traffic. Bill, were on new jersey right now, out in new jersey on the 42 freeway right around runnemede
prize winning columnist and associate editor of the washington post and msnbc political analyst eugene robinson. gentlemen, good to have you onboard with tina mark. in the break you were saying mitt s in trouble. why? why? i don t understand. well, i think newt is now the clear front-run inner the race. he s ahead nationally, ahead in iowa, ahead in south carolina. if he wins iowa he ll come into new hampshire with a head of steam. romney will be back on his heels. that race will be closer than it would have seemed like it would have been a month ago. why is it happening? i think it s happening because of the point that tina made in the last segment, which is that newt gingrich is almost perfectly tuned to the sentiment of the republican based voter right now. he is playing to that audience like a maestro with a str strativarius violin, saying what they want to hear, capturing the anger. you helped to run mccain s campaign four years ago.
talking to the base, where mika says that, how could anybody asks, how could anybody look at newt gingrich as a credible candidate? all i m saying is, a lot of republicans and a lot of hillary supporters were saying the same thing four years ago about barack obama. well, yeah. look, we don t know who is a credible candidate until people start voting. right? you know, and obama wasn t credible until really the iowa caucuses. and then he was suddenly extremely credible. so maybe newt will be after iowa. maybe after he does better than expected in new hampshire. we ll see. we ll see if he gets that far frankly because i think he could explode any week, any day. on issues like lobbying they re the ones that resonate in a negative fashion. right now the economy is such an issue it is all people are considering. someone who can fight and someone who is passionate about jobs. mark? there are no perfect candidates in this race. i would say that