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10:00 o clock. maybe a peak of sunshine but not a whole lot. we will get in the lower 70 s in the early to mid afternoon. forecast high 72. that fog hangs tough, upper 60 s, mid 60 s in the poconos. sound good, justin, thanks very much. we re still in the 70 s, can t complain about. that we are experience something fog so far this morning. when i look at schuylkill eastbound, it is windy as well, at city avenue we are looking good here. we re not seeing fog in this area but in the suburbs we are starting to see it in our cameras. thinks where we have an accident i-95 north before street road. it was just shield their was block and now we are seeing right lane is block as well, pretty sure that is a a tow truck. hopefully that gets out of the way fairly quickly here because we are seeing more and more vehicles hit the roadways and we will see that starting early on i-95. blue route, in the northbound direction before route one, looking pretty good here, we will start t ....
reporter: we had an $83 million winter resilience program that was put into place this year when all those problems with snow and we can tell you tonight after all the problems today, this is what is being handed out to passengers here at north station, this explainer, essentially apologizing to its customers. we are sorry that today s cold snap disrupted the commutes of some of our commuter rail and red line customers. transportation second stefanie fishlock apologizing after a derailment between an doefrp and lauren. a train that wasn t carrying passengers, its impact felt across several towns. we have to continue to do better. service was impacted on all passengers told to board buses between stops but when they got off no trains were waiting so they tell us they waited over an hour in the cold. they had initially four or five buses that took us here. people are trying to keep warm. it s just a little ridiculous. it s unclear so far what caused the tr ....
developing news at 10 o clock, will they strike? negotiations between septa and their largest union are going late into this night. the two sides trying to avoid a shutdown of buses, trolleys and subways. they have been hard at work throughout this day trying to craft a deal. good evening, i m chris may. i m jessica dean. eyewitness news reporter todd quinones is live in olde city where the negotiations continue right now. todd. reporter: and, jess today, just a couple moments ago congressman bob brady came out here to provide us an update and he says that right now signs are good that a deal is very likely. sources indicate septa and its largest union are extremely close in settling a contract dispute and averting a strike, a strike would leave nearly a million riders scrambling to find another way to get get to where they re going and idle 5,000 bus drivers subway operators and other workers. rails would keep running. growth sides have been at the negotiatio ....
first book we are discussing here is devoted to education and competing visions of how children learn. amanda s book, the smartest kids in the world and how they got that way takes us to north and poland. rland, she does this through the eyes of three american kids learning in those school systems. analysis r a unique of this. l the washington post says is is the most iluminating book i ve seen, and the new york times says this managed to make our culture look strangely new. trust me, the conclusions have insights for kids of all ages as important parents. amanda is an investigative journal with the times. he s also the author of the unthinkable who survives when disaster strikes and why. please join me in welcoming amanda ripley. thank you. is great to be here on many levels. one reason is this is the city in which i live. the other reason is i grow most of my articles in the library of congress. it was the only place where i could find some focus and peace ....
announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: we begin this evening with hillary clinton s press conference as she addressed the controversy over her use of a personal e-mail account while in office instead of the government e-mail system. secretary clinton: i opted for convenience to use my personal e-mail account, which was allowed by the state department because i thought it would be easier to carry just one device for my work and for my personal e-mails instead of two. looking back, it would ve been better, if i d simply used a second e-mail account and carried a second phone. at the time, this did not seem like an issue. we went through a thorough process to identify all of my work-related e-mails and deliver them to the state department. at the end, i chose not to keep my private personal e-mails e-mails about planning chelsea s wedding or my mother s funeral arrangements tyndall condolence notes to friends as well as yoga routines ....