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watching the temperature pick up but not as high as yesterday. we ll go 73 at 11:00 a.m. close to 80 as you start the afternoon. notice between 3:00 and 5:00, 82. the peak hits in between. that should be about 86 today. we cool off into the evening. the 70s returning to the board. we ve got this warm spell continuing throughout the next couple of days. then it breaks, and we are watching as well right here hurricane maria. coastal impacts will part fwh fwhfwher partner with cooling temperatures in the days to come. we ll look at that coming up. right now, got to talk traffic with jessica boyington. yeah, we re watching in new jersey, route 70 around the cameras at kings highway. so far, so good both directions. okay east and west. you see traffic moving nicely there. we re also watching a crash, new one, in frack on cherry lane in franconia on cherry lane at mifflin. watch for the intersection there. the schuylkill expressway, finally clear. we ve been watching th ....
many republicans are focusing on the fact that comey admitted to leaking information and the fact that president trump never told mr. comey to drop the investigation into michael flynn, only that he hoped it would go away. nbc 10 s lauren mayk was the only local reporter inside today s hearing. she s joining us live from inside that hearing room. tell us more about what you saw today, lauren. reporter: jim, you know, this hearing room has cleared out now but i can tell you there is now still work going on behind the scenes. for example, multiple senators here in this room today, they said that they wanted to see those memos that jim comey wrote detailing his nine one-on-one interactions, conversations with the president. so that is just one of the things still happening. now, the chair of this committee telling us after the hearing that this investigation is not over. jim comey leaving the hearing room after giving senators@wífñt to take in. the former fbi director ....
thank you so much for being with us today. thank you. well, tell us the difference between this school and other schools or other programs. well, as you know, children on the autism spectrum and some with other special needs often have a difficult time engaging, sustaining attention, relating to others. so the first thing that we do at our school is to really develop a meaningful relationship with the children and really understand who they are from the inside out, find out what their passions are, and weaknesses are. and then we use that relationship and that understanding of what we call their individual profile as a platform for learning. so a quick example a young man who needs to move and loves trains, we might develop a math activity using trains and a lot of movement to help that child engage. and again, the relationship is always there to support that interaction. and how long has the school been around? just 10 years now. 10 years. and how large i ....
line. but there ll be plenty of books and plenty of opportunity for tim to meet everyone and permize your books personalize your books. we at the i ve i have book shop are really delighted ivy book shop are really delighted to and thank the church of the redeemer for being the host tonight. this is first of, hopefully many events that we hope to collaborate with the church, and we thank them for opening their doors to the public. also want to thank the special olympics of maryland, the wonderful work you do and for all the great work you did to let the rest of maryland know about this event. and so we thank you for tweeting and facebooking and letting your friends know about it. let me talk a little bit about tim. of he s graduate of st. alban school. he earned a ba from yale a master s degree from catholic university a ph.d. in education from the university of connecticut. he spent 15 years in public education as a teacher, an activist and a creative force behind a ....
this afternoon in monmouth county, new jersey. rescuers were called to the scene in middletown and three people, found themselves in trouble after they ventured out on to a dock-like structure in sandy hook bay. the rescuers had to get into the the the what the tore save one woman who had fallen in but other two were able to walk back with the help of rescuers. all three of been taken to the hospital, to be check out, we will update you on that story throughout the night. well this storm has certainly dropped a lot of snow along the jersey shore. some communities getting 8 inches. live team three coverage continues with new jersey reporter cleve bryan in cape may, cleve. reporter: chris, cape may absolutely beautiful today, but after people took in the scene, came a lot of hard work because seven or 8 inches is a lot of snow and requires a lot of effort to remove it. we found out today that people had different method forgetting the the job done. shovels, check. sno ....