all told, there are six moments of silence this morning, including one for the crash of flight 93 in shanksville, pennsylvania. president obama is making remarks at the pentagon and he s already observed another moment of silence at the white house. we have a lot to get to including the latest on the presidential campaign. slew of new polls and interviews with jay johnson and one of the bush administrations supporters of the war in iraq that was prompted by the 9/11 attacks. but st brokaw who was on the air when he realized america was under attack and here we are 15 years later, presidential campaign in the backdrop. donald trump and hillary clinton are both there this morning. what a difference 15 years makes. well, it was 15 years ago it became one of the worst days in american history. there were no weapons of mass destruction. it s been costly. 4500 americans have died in the war and a cost within the drills of dollars. the early projections will recapture all the ex
increases financial uncertainty. what it clearly does do is add additional volatility. my conclusion would be increasing volatility and that will be with us for a while. asian and european stocks are down or indicate u.s. stocks will open lower as well. the sixth straight day of decline. bond yields and set record lows in japan, germany, italy and five of the euro area nations. the west tenure is only 1.73%. cheap oil and u.s. growth are not the solution to global economic woes. christine lagarde spoke yesterday to washington. the question we have at the moment is should lower oil prices and a stronger economy in the united states make us more upbeat about the prospect for the global economy? most likely, the answer is no. one risk according to christine lagarde, that the fed could disrupt financial stability by raising interest rates. she did not get even get a heads up or know about the s&p policy change ahead of the time. not in the loop. the price of oil up as muc
three people. we will have have more coming up from action news reporter annie mccormack but let s begin with melissa magee over at the big board. yes sarah walter, heavy rain we pick up earlier today is pushing off to the north and east. big concern tonight will be these temperatures dropping below freezing in areas of black ice, as well. storm tracker six live double scan radar showing you this is what caused the problems for us earlier today. we had icy conditions setting up north and west of town and that soaking rain along i-95 corridor in areas to the south and east. it continues to press up in new england and, a soak s cross delaware and lehigh valleys today especially in southern new jersey. burlington county, florence township you saw 2.28 inches of rain washington township 2.10 philadelphia a daily record rainfall total of 1.84 and record today in wilmington with 1.62 inches. kenneth square in chester county with 1.29 inches of rainfall. the moisture is moving o
coming down. on the right here in center ci city, it has stayed rain for n now. you ve been tweeting us pictures all night of the falling covering cars and yards. it s not a site some of us are ready for. too soon. good evening, i m iain page. i m lucy nolan. chief meteorologist scott williams kicks off our team coverage with live look at what s on your radar right now. it looks active, scott. it really is lucy. hard to believe yesterday s high temperature in philadelphia was 70 degrees. right now wind chills are in the 20s and we are looking at some of the snowfall right along i- i-95. also, moving into places like voorhees, glassboro, salem down in south jersey north and west still looking at some of that snowfall, too. so zooming in a little closer around willingboro, mt. holly, down to deptford washington looking at wet snow mainly if it accumulates it s going accumulate on the grassy surfaces as well as the car tops. we re talking a coating mainly north and west of
right now wind chills are in the 20s and we are looking at some of the snowfall right along i- i-95. also, moving into places like voorhees, glassboro, salem down in south jersey north and west still looking at some of that snowfall, too. so zooming in a little closer around willingboro, mt. holly, down to deptford washington looking at wet snow mainly if it accumulates it s going accumulate on the grassy surfaces as well as the car tops. we re talking a coating mainly north and west of the i-95 up to an inch toward the higher elevations in the lehigh valley and also the poconos. social media has been lit up. take a look at this picture from paul out of coopers burg. shshowing you that snowfall on e grassy surfaces as well as the car tops. so that is a familiar sight this evening across the area. scattered showers. some wet snowflakes continuing to mix in over the next couple of hours. but temperatures falling into the low 30s. wind chills in the 20s and once again that light