35 in philadelphia. 32 in the suburbs. 31 in the Lehigh Valley. 34 in south jersey. 36 in the shore and 34 in delaware. At 11 00 you go out and play football with the pals. Low 40s with plenty of sunshine. By the time you sit down to eat, we will be 43 at 3 00 in the afternoon in philadelphia. 37 in pennsylvania suburbs. 39 in Lehigh Valley, 41 at the jersey shore. And also south jersey and 41 in delaware. Suppose you are traveling. Maybe from here to somewhere to the northeast. My colleague meteorologist steve sosna has that travel forecast. We can deal with cold. We have quiet weather to accompany the cold. Thats good news if you are headed to the airports. Current delays are nonexistent. Thats good on a high volume day like today. One hour delay at newark due to wind. All of the rest of the airports around down are doing well right now. Thanks to the system pulling out earlier. You woke up to rain in the delaware valley. The rain is exiting to the north and east. The storm is now im
The holiday. Lets get this show on the road, power lunch starts right now welcome to power lunch. Im will stocks lower this hour, nasdaq and russell 2,000 did manage to hit record highs before pulling back Oil Pushing Higher in more than two years and check out individual movers as well. Amazon hitting alltime highs today. Under armour reing but the stock on pace for its worse year ever. More than that ahead serna, expected to announce a deal with the company and gamestop rallying posting strong results. Michele . We begin with this hour with ubers hack attack millions all over the world have been affected whats causing outrage however, uber paid money to cover it up joining us now with the latest, deadria . Hey, michele, the names, emails, drivers license numbers of 57 million riders and drivers were exposed uber paid as you said 100,000 in hush money to the hackers and hid the breach for the public and regulators for a year. Drivers are only now finding out if they were affected. I s
Anne freeman talks about her lifelong research on hamilton hafment. Owe she talks about how she became interested in this founding father and how she used his writings to understand what motivated him. The museum of the American Revolution hosted this talk. It is about an hour. Forgive me. I have not only grown gray, but almost blind in the service of this museum. [laughter] well, it is incredibly exciting to welcome my friend of nearly 30 years now, joanne freeman, who i got to know running the streets of charlottesville when we were both graduate students. Apparent at the time. There were a lot of smart people, but joanne was already head and shoulders above her colleagues, just head a an incredibly sharp mind. Was already talking about this founding father guy, Alexander Hamilton. The rest of us were come on, that is sort of boring, but a lot of things about the work of joanne. R first book, public lish in 2001, does this sound familiar . A rousing discourse on the utopian republic.
Division of Walter Reed Army Medical Center presents unwelcome affection. And now, here is the chief of staff of walter reed, colonel gerald allgood. Sexualharassment is a matter of deep and personal concern to both the secretary of the army and the army chief of staff. Our concern has been expressed on several occasions in the past. It is important to reiterate the armys policy on this issue. The army is fully committed to a policy that demands respect for the Human Dignity of its members. Cannot succeed where Sexual Harassment exists. It is the responsibility of every soldier and every army leader, civilian and military, to ensure that any instances of Sexual Harassment are dealt with swiftly and fairly, and to promote the climate within the army that will not tolerate such conduct. Allegations of Sexual Harassment will be treated at all levels of command with the seriousness they deserve. Each person, male or female, must be treated and evaluated solely on how well tasks are carried
Audience so you can all engage us, but we can talk a lot about this, as we do not often get to be in a room with one another to discuss this. I will get to the panelists in the order that they are here. First up will be jennifer, the predoctoral fellow in history at the university of illinois at chicago. She earned her ba from North Carolina university. She earned an ma in history from the university of North Carolina at greensboro. She is a former faculty member at city college and has taught history at several institutions. Her dissertation traces the history of gender and sexuality. Through the 1950s through the early 2000s. At the heart is the resistance and activism of young women and lgbt students. They are examined as forces that challenge administrative policies, academic offerings and cultural institutions at historically black colleges. Through organizing this with activism on several grounds beginning with the modern Civil Rights Movement and ending with campaigns around ant