has can denied a federal requeso defend president donald trump immigration ban we have a battle brewing in the wake ahead. a break in a murder case in new york city details about the man police have in custody after a runner was murdered on the side of the road. it s super bowl sunday and the countdown to kickoff is on. meteorologist chris sowers has a warmup in the week ahead. reporter: we do, good afternoon, nydia, it feels good out here right now, the winds is a died down. skies are brightening up a little bit. that s making a difference in temperatures. we re 39 in philadelphia. look at the jump south and east, 44 in millville and atlantic city. 42 for dover. 42 in cape may. 44 in allentown, 37 degrees in trenton. where the skies are attempting to brighten up a little bit, the numbers are starting to jump the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, that will be the trend this afternoon clouds giving way to some sunny breaks. it should be a nice finish to the weeke
at night. not many people venturing out without their heavy coats, hats and gloves. temperatures in the low 30s as we take live look over the ben franklin parkway. but, wait, it s not all bad news. good evening, everybody, thanks for joining us, i m joyce evans. i m dawn timmeney. tomorrow is the big super bowl and lots of people will be heading out to parties, get togethers, so what exactly is the weather going to be like? for more let s check tonight with meteorologist monica cryan. monica? guys, temperatures are dropping. we re at 32 degrees in philadelphia. and our high today, only into the mid 30s. so we reall really didn t have h warmth to work with. 22 degrees is the reading in millville. 28 degrees already in reading. so a lot of us even into the 20s at this point. it s going to be cold overnight. a cold start to our sunday. but there s some hope. we ve got warmer temperatures on the way. for the city tonight 25 degrees. 20 degrees for those of us in the suburbs w
glad you could join us on this obamacare with key governors and america s largest health insurers today. the new plan will be a great plan for the patients, for the people, and hopefully for the companies. be a very competitive plan. david: the president slamming past government squandering of taxpayer dollars, unveiling his new plans for his budget including an historic increase for defense. where all of that money will be coming from. melissa: the trump rally rolls on. another record close for the dow and s&p 500, but we didn t start the day that way. adam shapiro on the floor of the new york stock exchange. adam, who were the biggest winners today? the biggest winners are those that liked what they heard from president trump talking about the big infrastructure spending. caterpillar is up today. they re driving the dow closer to 21,000. caterpillar, chevron was up. unitedhealthcare group hit all-time high as of boeing. boeing is all-time high what is it, four of the la
((brittany edney)) sharie the rivalry took a violent turn once the field cleared.for our viewers though, please know, some of the video and pictures we re about to show you contain violence and may also be difficult to watch. the students and parents we interviewed for this story have asked us to keep their identities private for safety reasons. student people on top of each other, people throwing eachother around, people on the ground. )) ((brittany edney)) videos of violence quickly spread through social media after a friday night brawl at raising canes and in-n-out. following a rivalry game between arbor view and centennial high schools. ((voice of arbor view student there was kicking and punching. )) ((brittany edney)) we re told it all started with trash talk. then food and drinks were thrown as the massive fight broke out. ((brittany edney)) one student says she can t get over this disturbing image of what looks to be a girl on the student i wouldn t expect her to
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