U. S. Under secretary of state for arms control and International Security participated in a conversation about africanamerican leadership in Foreign Policy. During the discussion she talks about her career path and offers advice for aspiring Foreign Policy professionals. This event was hosted by the Atlantic Council. Good morning, everyone. Thank you for joining us this morning for a discussion with the honorable ambassador Bonnie Jenkins, the under secretary of state for arms control and International Security at the u. S. Department of state. Our theme is the future of black voices in International Policy, an important topic as we recognize the value of diverse american voices and representation in u. S. Foreign policy. And what better time for todays theme than during black History Month . Todays event is presented by the Atlantic Council black Employee Network to acknowledge and celebrate the contributions of black leaders in shaping the Global Future in manner that ot equality. O
30> and we re less than days to go until election dame many eyes are on pennsylvania, a he key battleground state. action news reporter vernon odom spoke to voters in the philadelphia suburbs to get their take on last night s showdown. vernon. reporter: sharrie, rick, good evening. roughly one third of pennsylvania s voters are right here in southeastern pennsylvania. so, the national eye focuses on the philadelphia turnout coming up as well and the surrounding four counties especially among suburban women here. last night s debater many pundits believed was donald trump s best chance to salvage his quest for the white house. this after a tape of him surfaced bragging in vulgar terms about using his celebrity to grope women. however, donald trump needs to grow his support especially among the voting groups where he s run tag critical deficit suburban white females a great example. some we found forgive his transgressions. i thought it was a good debate. they both came
penn s landing to fill us in on the details. if you want your vote to count, you have to act quickly. the philadelphia city commissioner s office for one will have registration where you can do that in person later on today. they ll be open from 8:30 until midnight to handle the last-minute applications. it s best to get here early and get it done as soon as you can. there are a few ways to register, even in the last few hours. the easiest way, perhaps, is online through the pa voter registration website. i just tweeted a link to that site.ç you can also mail in your application but it must be postmarked by today. as mentioned you can do it in person. for delaware and new jersey, you still have a little bit more time. for delaware, the registration deadline is this saturday, october 15th. then for new jersey, you, one week from today is the deadline there, october 18th. ask around, a lot of people will tell you, since this is a very important election, perhaps, the most i
day. 35 degrees, the temperature right now in allentown. philadelphia at 46 degrees. and that s about the best we do on the board here. 41 coatesville, trenton at 41. atlantic city at 40. look at mt. holly, 36 degrees as well. not seeing many numbers near freezing territory although we did see an hour ago, 31 degrees mt. pocono. the temperaturesç are quite chilly. this is the difference compared to yesterday morning. this is even cooler. we re at 8 degrees difference. allentown, 11 degrees colder in mt. holly and 5 degrees cooler in trenton to kick off our tuesday a.m. hours. looking at that frost advisory, put in place yesterday, still in effect through :00 a.m. for the areas shaded in blue. everywhere in hour zone except for delaware and long the i-95 corridor, those temperatures will bump up. we re talking 60s later today. we ll take a closer look at the afternoon forecast for your tuesday. the details on the rest of your workweek coming up. for now, traffic with jessica
out over the carolinas for the next few days, traveling south, that s where you will find the worse of it, but the showers do start to arrive later tonight. nice morning, though. check it out. mostly sunny skies, see some high sewer us clouds out there. those are the high ice crystal clouds eventually they lower and thicken (us sign of approaching storm system it, means some rain will be approaching us later tonight. 67 at the airport, south wind at 3 miles per hour, up to 70 now, up in the lehigh valley, allentown, 63 millville, 66 at the atlantic city airport, 70 in palmyra. so another rapid warm up this morning, with pretty much mostly sunny skies. you can see some clouds streaming in from the south and west, near baltimore, washington, and then the showers still well to the south, southern virginia and north carolina. eventually they do get in here. i would say after 5 tonight from south to north. so today s high up to 88 degrees for philadelphia, near 80 at the shore, ma