same song every morning. good news, commute is dry for you. hopefully staying that way for the most part. may and stray sprinkle, for the most part looks pretty quiet. still warm but not as warm as the last couple of days. warmer zoom on storm scan, part of the reason see the moisture build is the approach of marie. that will is still not expected to be any direct threat to our coastline. but it is going to certainly kick up the surf in the days ahead. talk more about that as the show progresses, still category one storm, but it is still also expected to make sharp right-hand turn and head back out to sea. notice in the last few hours, little bit of clouds come, gone, for the most part, do still have pretty clear sky. also, still quite mild. currently mid or upper 60s across most of the region as a whole, mount pocono, coolest spot of the pack this time around, which hasn t been lately, actually been cooler at the shore, for example. but, we are expecting to rebounds nicely
kidnapped girls. virgin galactic vow to wish on after a crash of spaceshiptwo in california a top story - iraqi peshawar forces entered the syrian town of kobane, joining hundred of syrian kurdish fighters to take on the islamic state of iraq and levant. the peshawar have been waiting on the border on wednesday. reconnaissance teams are ready to begin the fight. the latest in the moment. first a report from inside kobane. by al jazeera s correspondent. reporter: we are standing in the western neighbourhoods. they represent a springboard from which kurdish forces are fending off the i.s.i.l. attacks. they have a firm grip on areas to the east. to the right are the northern neighbourhoods, where the higher regions can be seen. on the rinls, turkish army and forces positioned. monitoring and taking place inside the city. the armed groups joined the kurdish forces are deployed to the front lines, fighting i.s.i.l. awaiting orders from the joint command, in turn awaiting for
the peek. in wilmington and atlantic city felt like 10 degrees below z at jim mentioned we kind of mel load out around 10 degrees this afternoon. right now feels like 12 in philadelphia, 10 in allentown 11 in lancaster. still 10 in wilmington and to the south and right along the shore temperatures feeling like 10 to around 14 degrees. but on saturday we re tracking another powerful arctic front that will approach in the afternoon and evening hours and this will be extremely energetic with respect to its winds and snow squalls which are intense bands of snow. a general 1 to 3 inches as this slams through tomorrow afternoon and evening and then it will deepen into another monster blizzard for southern new england. boston cape cod they re expecting hurricane force winds with over a foot of snow. we will escape the snow but we will also see winds near 60 miles an hour dropping wind chills sunday morning to 10 to 20 degrees below zero. so, we do have a high wind watch that goes in
arctic front barrelling through. during the afternoon hours we ll see snow showers and squalls aligned with the front. always it passes through it will bring the snow squalls in with it. what to expect. there will be snow showers developing around lunchtime moving west to east. that transitions over to snow squalls. it s a quick-moving heavy burst of snow. one minute the visibility is fine, the next thing you can t see a thing. it will produce one to two inches in a short period of time. slippery roads, you can belt you ll encounter that. it will be windy into the evening and overnight. as a matter of fact, the national weather service issued a high wind warning for winds gusting from 50 to 06 miles per hour. hurricane force is 74, it s not too much off that. i ll talk about that in the seven day forecast. now to a developing story a police officer in bucks county opened fire hitting a man after the man hit him with the car. this is the suspect s car up the embankment with
worst toxic waste dumps in america, and the battle over cleaning it up. plus solo flight bringing american jazz to iran after decades of silence. we begin at the university of oklahoma with a video that uncovered blatant racism in a chapter of one of america s biggest fraternities. it s hard to watch, but unfortunately all too easy to believe. students singing a vicious racist chant. full of slurs, and make light of america s dark history of lynching. the fraternity has been banned from campus. it will not be tolerated. that is why that house is immediately closed. that is why those young men will have to have their belongings out of the house by midnight tomorrow, and as they pack their bags i hope they think long and hard and what they have done. more now from erika pitzi. the university president is taking a hard line on this. he really wants to make the school an example to the entire country of how to deal with racism on campus. he went so far as to say these