5:00 o clock on the nose, february 25th, 2015. so, what, march 21 winter officially ends, roughly? yes. well, we have 23 days until the first day of spring. thank goodness. so yes, it is getting a little more in reach that spring time thinking. we got seven out of ten today in your weather by the numbers. 16 degrees with windchill of seven, this is not as harsh as it was yesterday when, if you recall, we had windchills below zero. and our days are getting longer. so our sunrise time is 6:40. we ve got temperatures mostly in the teens and 20 s, out there there is morning. and we get to high of 20, not 25 like yesterday oh, no, 37 degrees, bob kelly your high today. take the jacket off. good morning everybody as you head eastbound on the schuylkill expressway, no problems at the moment. but, as you get close to belmont avenue, all that water that s been coming out of the rocks, forming a big ice sculpture, and the roads little wet that right lane is a little wet as yo
one of our main snow cams during this hour yesterday. so again south jersey south delaware, things could be slippery. bridge opening burlington bristol bridge opening up any minute now and that is, of course, going to shut down traffic for five or ten minutes. it is early enough, volleys light but if you don t want to get stuck use that turnpike connector bridge or head down to the tacony palmyra. going for a ride north on 202 from west chester through malvern good to go working your way in to that king of prussia mall interchange. majors in good shape 95, schuylkill expressway, 476 getting out of town for the the weekend, lucky you philly international in delays on a arrivals and departures and mass transit looks good as well with no delays. chris and lauren, back to you. first on fox a vehicle slams right into a firehouse. fox 29 s steve keeley live at the scene, and what a scene it is steve. reporter: right through the the closed firehouse doors smashed through the t
precipitation is concerned. we re watching a lit built the of snow toward hageers town, maryland. don t expect that to make it here, but we will have a little bit more. through can see the mess starting to get organized in ohio, west virginia more on that coming up. we will time it out. as far as planning out the rest of your day, get whatever you need to get donnas early a as possible because for the evening drive it looks like we will have snow that changes pretty quickly over to sleet and temperatures right around freezing. so we have wind chills in the teens right now. we will probably get up to 35 degrees by lunchtime. hardly any sunshine and messy rest of the the day. that is a look at your weather. we will go into more depth and break it down for you but bob kelly highser right now and where is this problem. we have a situation here. this is southbound lanes of route one in bucks county near lincoln highway, police are on the scene of the accident. one vehicle will i
great debt to jagdish bhagwati for sustained writing and thinking, some who informed the policy debates in this country and around the world. so, thank you, sir, and congratulations. thank you, too. you re watching booktv. next, sheri fink discusses what happened at memorial until center in new orleans in the n the days following hurricane katrina. she says that due to a total loss of power caused by the flooding tore had to come up with an evacuation plan and pick the order in which patients were rescued in total, 45 people died in the hospital. including some 20 patients who were euthanized by doctors. this is an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] you start. okay. i ll start by agreement. first, it s wonderful to be here with so many friends and new friends and new acquaintances, and also just definitely new america it s a wonderful program that they have supporting authors, people working on public policy, research for becomes, are welcome to apply to the program, a
and really, a big reason why i wrote five days at memorial is i really feel that these questions, difficult, conundrums that arose during katrina are things that we all have as a public, should have a say if they re not the purview of just small group of doctors on the front line and emergency, but something we should all think about before disaster ever happens. so we ll get into some of that, and i ll just start with kind of summarizing the book is setting up some of those dilemmas all of it and read just a tiny bit of where dr. baden comes in and then we will discuss. the question, do exceptional times allow us to make exceptions to moral rules? or does a time of crisis called for an even eager commitment to our deepest moral values? that is kind of essentially one of the questions that is at the heart of hurricane katrina five days at memorial as post by one of the eminent medical ethicists. memorial medical center was surrounded by floodwaters after hurricane katri