wales are out of the rugby world cup, after losing to south africa in the semifinal. we got ourselves back in that game tonight, a really close contest, so congratulations, they deserved to win tonight. an early renaissance painting by an italian master is to be auctioned today, just weeks after it was was discovered in an elderly french woman s kitchen. and in half an hour click will mark the 50th aniversay of the internet by speaking to vint cerf, who co invented it. us media are reporting the military has conducted an operation against the leader of the so called islamic state group. the white house says president trump will make a statement later today. there are unconfirmed reports he will announce the group s leader abu bakr al baghdadi was killed during a us led raid yesterday. the is leader has been described as the world s most wanted man. in 2011 the us officially designated him a terrorist and offered a reward of ten million dollars for information leading to his
names on buildings, and other physical memorials, and what we should include and exclude in school curriculum. the timing is right for us to have a serious, respectful conversation about how we remember and memorialize the people and cultures of 17th-century new england and to help us with that, i would like to turn the microphone over to dr. robert allison of suffolk university. [applause] thank you, frank. and thank you, susan. i m bob ellison and a teacher in the history department at suffolk university. and we really are honored and withhted to participate the forum and new england beginnings in the congregational library in providing a venue for this terrific dialogue we are about to have this evening. and we have an extraordinary panel with us and my job is to introduce them. and then to sit down while they talk and i will come back for a moderated discussion so you can ask them questions, raise comments and further discussed the issues they will be raising. let me no
right now getting ready for more record temperatures. here s live look from wilmington where we are still in the 60s to night. it s not going to drop a whole lot more. on live radar you can see today s rain is finally cleared out. just in time for christmas. still warm enough, though, to ditch those coats. people out enjoying christmas village in center city. you can keep those coats at home tomorrow as well. good evening, i m iain page. lucy is off tonight. chief meteorologist scott williams tracking more record warmth on your christmas. scott. that s right. i mean christmas eve we smash records across the area. the new record for philadelphia today s high 71 degrees. look at the old record. 64 degrees set just last year and we have company as well with the 70s. trenton 72 degrees this afternoon. 71 in wilmington as well as allentown. even reading reporting a temperature this afternoon of 71 degrees. now, most of the rainfall has move out. however, take look at the l
the 70s. trenton 72 degrees this afternoon. 71 in wilmington as well as allentown. even reading reporting a temperature this afternoon of 71 degrees. now, most of the rainfall has move out. however, take look at the last several frames. moving out of maryland, back into central sections of delaware, southern delaware right now watching some moderate showers. even a rumble thunder. so we ll keep tabs on that. otherwise we re looking at mild conditions and some fog developing overnight. but look at the temperatures. 61 still in wilmington. 63 in millville. 66 degrees right now in philadelphia and we re looking at 58 degrees in pottstown. so it is pretty mild. not only here but even as we move a little farther to the north. look at new york city. 63 degrees. we have 59 degrees in boston. so for tonight, it s mild and muggy. we re keeping tabs on some patchy fog. there might be a couple of showers especially the farther south and east you are away from philadelphia. but come tomo
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