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And without a place to live right now. We had 31 degrees out there thats rough. I know, it is colds out there. Good day, it is thursday, january it. We do want to mention Atlantic City Public Schools on two hour delay this morning because of the wetter. So, driving into work, we saw all the wet their hit the yards but the roads ahead of us seems like they salted all the major ones. We are continuing the Winter Weather advisory until 8 00 this morning. Because we could get another shot of snow flurries, snow shower, and because the possibility of freezing fog. There is enough moisture still lef...

Michelle, going to be hard to beat yesterday. Were going to beat it today. Were going to be near 70 degrees. Were going to probably beat it a couple times as we head throughout the workweek. Here is a live look outside. Down the shore point from our cape may camera. Waking up to clear skies across the area. We will see lots of supposed shine today. Ing looking to be a very beautiful afternoon. Taking a look at temperatures. Theyre a little chilly this morning. See a lot of blue on the map indicating lots of 40s out there. 41 as you wake up in allentown. Good morning in lancaster, 45. 49 degree...

Were thrilled that cspans book tv viewers are also joining us so welcome. Cspan will be herent throughout the day recording the events throughout the day. This stage has a long history of being one of the festivals most popular stages. Today youll be hearing from authors who delve deeply into the role women played in the civil rights movement, the improbable history of americas relationship with the bald eagle. A more complete accounting of the mexican revolution, and the strange history behind this search for the source of the nile river. Th the new bog fio of jim thorp. Please sit back, enjo...

Two production entities have asserted rights to a biopic based on the hall of fame outfielder's life and career.

On August 24, 1973, 40,000 salsa fans (a record-breaking crowd at the time for a Latin music event) eagerly piled into New York’s Yankee Stadium to watch some of the world’s most influential artists share the stage. But the Fania All Stars—a collective that included such legends as Johnny Pacheco, Willie Colon, Ray Barretto, and Héctor Lavoe—was eager to highlight its versatility by performing not just Latin hits, but also soul and rock hits from the day.