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Good evening. Thank you for joining us on this saturday. Im cecilia vega. A lot to get to breaking on several fronts. First that massive winter storm developing at this hour. Nearly 100 Million People in its path. Heavy snow and dangerous icy mix in the forecast. But we begin with that Measles Outbreak spreading coast to coast. 6 84 cases diagnosed in 14 states just this month. The latest case, a college student, boarding an amtrak train here in new yorks penn station, the busiest station in the...

In Prince Georges County montgomery and fairfax. Near 40 in washington right by the bay. Farther west now Shenandoah Valley into the mountains, most locations in the thirt30s. Drying roads for the morning with the breezes that will begin to pick up. Well have sunshine breaking out mid30s for the morning commute. And then dry roads for the afternoon, but strong gusty winds. Youll need to grip the steering wheel. Winds could be gusting to 50 Miles Per Hour. A look at the timing on when it gets win...

A fire. She was heroically responding to. Our hearts are filled with grief at the death of joyce. Reporter a solemn night of prayer and reflection outside engine 64 on rising sun avenue in northeast philadelphia. About two dozen Community Members paying tribute to fallen firefighter joyce craiglewis. She loved doing the job. She continually always was outstanding in doing everything they could to make sure somebody was saved. Reporter lieutenant ben cut hutchins worked with joyce craiglewis for ...

Finding any survivors on board that plane. In fact, at the moment, its proving difficult enough to find the plane itself in some of europes most mountainous terrain. Most of those on board were either spanish, germany, german, or turkish. For the cause of the crash at the moment, thats a complete mystery. Its a tragedy and a search centered on the most rugged terrain. This is the remote area of the french alps where the plane with 150 people on board went down less than an hour into a flight to ...

Good morning. We can see another transition day unfolding here as we rounded out yesterday we were watching the worst of our noreaster make its retreat but it is not completely out of here just yet, granted, things are very quiet, calm and collected. On storm scan three we have nothing more than a thin veil of clouds over philadelphia but there are sports where you cleared out nicely. Till a breeze and still can see speckles of moisture out there and with that said youre not out of the woods. Th...

Good evening, thanks for joining us on this sunday. Im tom llamas. We begin with the winter storm moving across america at this hour. Hammering the central part of the country, and moving to the northeast. More than 100 Million People in its path. Look at this in chicago, and more than 2,000 flights cancelled today. One passenger recording that out the window at ohare. Waiting for a flight to atlanta. And whiteknuckle rides like this in chicago. Tough to navigate. Tonight, the storm heading east...

A caution for the morning rush, light snow showers to the north anywhere you see them, a light accumulation is possible, that could lead to slippery conditions, slow it down. 35 in wilmington, 32 in allentown, part region they will drop the winds will turn out of the northwest and pull colder air down for the morning commute. We have them changing to the northwest and farmt to farther to the north. Winds will be higher in allentown. After that the story is the temperature and the wind. 31 by 8 0...

Now and it hasnt been a very pleasant day. Its been cold, its been damp. Temperatures though, buffer freezing. This is going to change tonight. Philadelphia 38, millville 37, allentown 36 and wilmington 37 degrees. The big problem with this evenings commute is the fog. So, you do want to take it very slow. Now, a wider view on Storm Tracker 6 live double scan showing this is a cold front that will move through later this evening. There is a little bit of snow associated with this so some of us c...

Your years of work and your fathers legacy and the rededication of the dr. Charles drew blood center. I feel tied to the American Red Cross in many wonderful ways. Not only because my father dr. Charles r. Drew was so involved in the storage and delivery of blood at the request of the American Red Cross for the blood for britain project in 1940 and 1941. But also because my mother introduced all of us to the American Red Cross as young people and to its work with the candy stripers and to its de...

About irans rising political power in iraq than the threat of the Islamic State. You asked about the battle for tikrit and the presence of iranian advisors on the ground. That is something were watching very closely. It is something that is concerning to us. That has absolutely been disruptive to the inclusiveness or potential for an inclusive government. Believe me, i share your concerns. Were watching carefully. Well be talking with the former u. S. Ambassador to iraq, christopher hill. We wil...