around the world. i m omar jimenez. we have a lot to get to here. we ll start with israel s offensive raging on in gaza this morning while the death toll soars. and a warning some of the images you will see are disturbing. in central gaza family members mourn their dead outside the hospital. and at least 250 people were killed and 500 injured in the last 24 hours. and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu was interrupted by angry shouts from family members of hostages still held in gaza. it happened during a special session of parliament monday after he made a second wartime visit to the palestinian territory telling soldiers of the long fight to come putting him at odds with the white house. translator: whoever talks about stopping, there is no such thing. we are not stopping. the war will continue until the end. reporter: so nada bashir is joining us from london. so for starters, a source is telling cnn that netanyahu dispatched a close confidant to washington for g
been the trend of the new year. the s&p 500 fractionally in the green, the nasdaq which did hit a record earlier today is now in the red by 0.1%. the are plenty of names in new highs but the big picture in a wait and see mode as the vix fear index, tomorrow is the monthly jobs report, jobless claims today, adp report yesterday on the private sector was good news but tomorrow will be very telling. here is a look at the airline stocks which are soaring today, deutsche bank liking the overall and their merger plans they put in place will come to fruition in 2014 and the names that appear on this, southwest airlines, american airlines all hitting 52 week highs. lori: thank you. adam: chris christie firing his deputy chief of staff after news his aides may have caused that massive traffic jam as part of a political revenge scheme. rich edson joins us from washington d.c. and the ramifications of all this. he dedicated the majority of his two hours to fielding questions and his d
76 in sea isle city. might still feel a tad humid to you early in the day but that humidity is going to drop as the day goes on. as we head outside to get that car rolling, 72 degrees by 6:00, 74 by 8 o clock, some clouds, less humid and all your buses and rails we ll find out from karen rogers in a little bit whether or not they re running. 75 today by 9 o clock. by noon, 82. and then 87 degrees by 3 o clock. it looks like we ll get a high today of 88 probably around 3:30. so obviously it is still a very warm afternoon ahead but at least it won t be as oppressively humid as yesterday. karen, i ll have the rest of the seven day including the return of another round of humidity coming up be okay. all right, dave. yes, those buses and rails are doing okay. how about the roads? this is i-95. some construction here in southwest philadelphia right at enterprise avenue. you can see penndot s got the arrow board, we ve got the cones set up as well blocking the left lane so watch f
definitely feels better. 65 in allentown, 69 wilmington, mid 70 s down the shore. and as we head outside to catch that school bus this morning, not too bad. 73 degrees by 7:00, 74 by 8:00. some clouds and not as humid as yesterday which is really nice bonus to today s forecast. it is still going to be warm this afternoon. 75 by 9 o clock, 82 by noon and then 87 by 3 o clock with a high of 88 probably around 3:30. we ll still be in the mid 80 s by 6 o clock but with lower humidity an bit of a breeze fairly comfortable. we are looking at a return of higher more humid air coming in toward the weekend. i ll have details on that coming up in the seven day, karen. all right, dave, we re going to go on a camera tour. starting in new jersey, that s 42 northbound traffic at creek road. no problems. an easy 14 minute ride from the a.c. expressway what the walt whitman bridge. on the ben franklin bridge westbound light volume, construction blocks one lane. an hour ago it was blocking
an even bigger heart. her story changed policy about cannabis. states were inspired by the story of charlotte figi and made cbd more accessible around the states to treat epilepsy. in turn, scientists around the world wanted to study charlotte s special cbd oil. research they didn t seem interested in doing. i was begging researchers to work with us and they absolutely wouldn t talk to us. we were laughed out of rooms. now they beg to research our product. being outside. this is her day. charlotte lived her short life to the fullest, and while she was almost this mythical miracle, she was also just a little girl who loved to go tandem biking with her mom. and while the last month was not easy, she had symptoms of covid-19 while never testing positive, she eventually developed pneumonia which once again unleashed her seizures. her mother paige said charlotte was still smiling and happy until the very end when a seizure became more than her fragile little body could handl