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around 6:00 or 7:00 a.m., gives us plenty i of time, seven, eight hours to drop to that record, only 5 degrees from it now, down to 14 in mount pocono, likely to touch the teens in the northern lehigh valley, temperatures in the low 20 s right now, looks like we could get down to 18, 19 in some spots, 20 s even across south jersey and the four-point, it is cold, everywhere, and when you factor in the breeze, which is still an issue this evening, winds are dying down, but right now here s what it feels like. stepping out the door in philadelphia, feeling like 15. it feels like zero in mount pocono right now, and it feels like 18 in millville. this is cold even by winter standards. and certainly, by november standards. freeze warning remains in effect that goes until 10:00 tomorrow morning, from the city and point south. all areas that have not had that first hard freeze, well it, has happened already. the ends of the growing season has happened, and more freeze warnings after.
i also, trash trouble. what sanitation workers were caught doing on camera, in a local neighborhood. well, we begin tonight with this bitter blast, that s gripping the region. good evening, happy friday, i m jessica dean. i m ukee washington live coverage of this blast of winter. kate, talking what, possible record lows? we are indeed. i kind of feel bad like we should have started with natasha t looks so cold out there. let s get to the temperatures quickly, you can see how colds it is, we drop another degree in philadelphia, in the past hour, now down to 26 degrees. keep in mind we re not going to hit the morning low until around 6:00 or 7:00 a.m., gives us plenty i of time, seven, eight hours to drop to that record, only 5 degrees from it now, down to 14 in mount pocono, likely to touch the teens in the northern lehigh valley, temperatures in the low 20 s right now, looks like we could get down to 18, 19 in some spots, 20 s even across south jersey and the four-poi
february 2, 2017, meeting of government did it and oversight committee. we have supervisor aaron peskin: and supervisor london breed:. i would like to recognize leo daisies and from sfgovtv.org. they provide transcripts to the public. madam chair, would you like to make any announcements? yes, please silence all cell phones and any copies of your speech should be submitted to the clerk. thank you, madam clerk. i have acknowledged all in today s meeting. please call item 1. clerk: hearing on existing building standards in seismic safety zones, including infill and waterfront neighborhoods; and requesting the department of building inspection to report . supervisor jane kim: thank you, this item is to continue to discuss the structural safety concerns at 301 mission street. will for clarification purposes, today s hearing is related to file no. 161299, a motion passed by the board to issue a subpoena for professor jack moiler. a structural engineer who designed the 301