conditions. even with the aquarium closed due to the storm. and check it out looks like the beluga whale was happy to see them as they made sure all of the animals were safe. look at that smile. i love it. eric: that is wonderful. great place to be underwater when you got that blizzard. arthel: good point, eric. you are so smart eric, that's why like you so much. on the record book slam of the northeast as we can bring blizzard conditions with a wind gust more than 80 miles an hour and crystal, massachusetts living tens of thousands without power in the bitter cold on cape cod and not nantucket and martha's vineyard welcome to "fox news live" i am mike emmanuel by the storm dumping almost 2 feet of snow in boston coming very close at city record. molly line is live in plymouth, massachusetts, molly worded things stand now question a kilo mike afternoon it's a beautiful frosty day, gorgeous day for cleaning to

get out and dig out if you got snow. if you are in massachusetts you probably have quite a bit of snow. it's about 20 degrees here in plymouth, round that of boston is well-paid chilly but you can still get out there and dig today for sure. you mention the boston numbers, 23.6 that is the single day snow total hi, but stoughton the town a little south of the city of boston really got the biggest snow totals, over 30 inches 30.9. a number of communities out over 2 feet part of the course of the storm there is 100,000 plus people without power the utility crews came in from all across the country ahead of time. they have been out there trying to get the lights back on, try to get people get the heat back on. with this appointment time there's tens of thousands without power. lieutenant governor weighed in on that this morning. >> and many restorations have been made, thanks to the great work of utilities pre-staging, having the crews available really made a difference to

turn on power or they could. >> most of the power outages are south of the city of boston the south shore and cape of the islands i am reporting according to the nema map massachusetts emergency app, but 80% the population are still without power, mike. mike: glad to see whether their hat and gloves on taking proper precautions. molly, be on the snowy streets we've heard coastal flooding is a concern as well. what about that? >> and pretty impressive video coming in over the course of the weekend. a lot of flooding part here in plymouth they had some flooding but also nantucket. take a look at the incredible video the water just gushing in i think it's in downtown nantucket. thankfully the water is mostly receded there on the island. but there is a warning center set up a nantucket high school people still without power some the streets they're still frozen and flooded. the nantucket current an incredible job of getting some of those pictures out.

over at boston logan airport fights are finally taking up still a lot of cancellation and delays to report logan here in boston and new york city at jfk and laguardia. but it is a beautiful day to play in the snow but if you got the time to do it get out the sled, through some snowballs that's what's happening on the boston common down there in central park in new york city as well. but man a gorgeous day to get out and play if you've got a little time in between cleaning up and digging out as well, mike. >> then maybe some chowder in duncan donuts you'll be good as new, right? >> you know how it's done. mike: polyline starting us off with a smile on her face thank you molly ricketts for those affected by the blizzard let's bring in the mayor jon mitchell welcome. >> thanks for having mike. mike: i realize you have a lot of power outages really what is the state of electricity to beautiful community? >> it has come back on pretty quickly. at one point yesterday we had about 40% of our residents without power. in the city it will over

hundred thousands are roughly little bit more than 40000 people were out. the utilities were able to restore power from centralized locations pretty expeditiously to a point now we have fewer than 100 customers out. so we are grateful for that. and now we are in fulton mop up stage which is made a little more difficult because the temperature has dropped considerably. it is more of an excavation then he mopping up a. >> mr. mayor what's the best advice for people in your community and neighboring community in the hours ahead? >> well, tell folks the greater new bedford if you can stay off the roads, please do that. if you happen to see a downed power line call 911 will have emergency personnel deal with it. stay away from the water. we had a little bit of coastal flooding. probably more importantly their fleet was able to get

back safely that's a big deal here new bedford put it all and are we are okay. but there is still work to be done. mike: are set up report we saw some pretty substantial flooding. flooding not a serious concern your community? >> no, we had a little bit of flooding in low-lying areas. we have a large and dust record it's the largest fishing port in the united states. the port infrastructure is raised up that is less of an issue parts really the big issue concerned water is making sure mariners get back in safely. that appears to have happened. mike: i can hear for your voice you're probably a native of that part of the country, give us some context, how big is the storm compared to some you seen in your lifetime? >> i would say this is the largest one we have seen in the last 20 years. in terms of the intensity of the snowfall and the suddenness of it all. it came down steadily, without interruption and piled up.

i think we are going to benefit from the fact it is going to warm up later in the week. we will not be fully dug out it starts to melt, the same god put it there god will take it away, when it comes to snow. >> mayor of bedford, massachusetts our best year in your community sir thank you so much for your time. >> thank you mike. ♪ ♪ seven tensions mount to russia and ukraine secretary-general's of the western military alliance will not send combat truths to ukraine in event russia invades the country paid meanwhile the united nations security council is meeting about the crisis tomorrow. have fox team coverage with steve harrigan and lucas tomlinson here in washington look at the start with you. >> and mike naito might not be deploying forces to ukraine but they have a big presence with the salt chips it's than

fleet. the top spokesman said that at the u.s. military's attention. >> we been nothing but clear and transparent about our concerns here in the pentagon over this rapid buildup over the last few months around the border with ukraine and belarus. not to mention maritime activity. >> the atlantic is fiber-optic cable. intel assessments have these russian warships heading to the black sea a possible ramming force for russian invasion. or perhaps a decoy for the russian warships will sail past the kerry truman stryker currently engage in large-scale maneuvers in the mediterranean. back in 1994 russia pledged to respect borders if it gave up nuclear stockpile which it did. today president biden's ambassador to the united nations warned the west not to be fooled again ahead of security council meetings tomorrow. >> we are not going to be distracted by the propaganda were going to be prepared to

respond to any disinformation they attempt to spread during this meeting. >> russia call security council meeting a pr stunt is one of five permanent members, moscow enjoys veto power egging all but certain the body will take no action, mike. mike: lucas thomason life in washington lucas thank you very much. never the latest on the ground ukraine fox news correspondent steve harrigan is light from ukrainian capitol, steve what is the latest they are? >> mike, the russian bill that continues all along the border with ukraine especially in the north in the country and belarus. that is about 140 miles straight shot from the city of tf here. the russians have been pretty open about their buildup even releasing their own video of weapon systems continuing to arrive at the very public buildup. field hospitals and blood supply have also come to the front for the russians in case of wounded soldiers, that's typically very late before potential invasion to arrive

every detention is building across ukraine. but in particular in the east is where a low level war has been fought between russian backed and ukrainians really for the past eight years here is one woman had to say. >> it would be better to have heavy fighting for one week or even a month and we would hide in shelters as we did in 2014 and have all of this finished. >> she just wants things over with one way or another like a lot of people who ukrainian officials really trying to downplay any threat of imminent invasion. they are saying they do not want to cause a panic in the economy in the country. but at the same time they are asking for increased military aid from the west and negotiation still continue to pray the british prime minister is expected here in ukraine this week he will also have a call with president putin, mike back to you. >> steve harrigan live in kyiv. thank you very much. life in the us response to tensions in eastern europe i'm drum a pennsylvania congress

might member the house foreign affairs and armed services committee, chrissy haulahan. congressman welcome. >> thank you. mike: you're back from a bipartisan delegation to ukraine for what your big takeaways from your trip? >> a couple big takeaways. one is a message for the american people that we are very much in interconnected planet as we've seen recently as a result of the pandemic and supply chain issues as well as changes in a global market and because of that, what happens in ukraine very much matter and should be important to the american people. so what i bring back from the week or so we spent there isblet the ukrainians as they defend their nation in a democracy. and the consequence they defend democracy across the continent of europe and beyond that as well. mike: as an air force veteran, thank you for your service. do you think the tents a showdown right now has a cold war feel to it? >> very much so.

in fact they served in the air force in the '90s and late '80s. that was in fact the tail end of the cold war. it feels very, very familiar and something that is worrisome because how familiar it feels. importantly again to the american people this is pretty darn unusual prey that are between 120,000 and 130,000 troops amassed as you mentioned at the border of belarus and around ukraine as well as it mediterranean. this if you can compare an example to the fact we had five or so thousand people in afghanistan as an example. so wondered 30,000 troops is something to be thinking about and alarmed by i believe. c7 to present biden called to ask for your on ukraine what would you tell him? >> a couple of things. one is, we very much need to take lessons from the past, lessons from history. we have been here before as an american people a couple of times and for the european continent. and we have been asked to come

and we have come in a couple of times of war to defend and protect democracy. this is another instance where we may be asked to do that as well. what i would tell him no as at no point did they ask the ukrainian people ask whether ukrainian government for troops or boots on the ground. they did ask for sanctions for they did ask for humanitarian and military help. they asked for these kinds of things i believe the american public should be interested and willing to give because we need to make sure we are protecting it really fragile democracy that is on the edge of the russian. mike: is a very tense time the two foreign-policy hotspot north korea has now conducted more missile tests, seven in january than it did all of last year. what should the united states do about the regime in north korea right now? >> again, this is also interconnected pay what happens in ukraine, what happens in eastern europe is deafly going to be watched by our folks in china and by folks in korea, north korea in

particular. we need to make sure we are work with all of the diplomatic tools that we have, with all the tools that we have with our allies as well to make sure we are keeping all of these different aligned influences in check. i think they are not unrelated to think that is one thing that is important for the american people to see and understand. >> do you think with so much attention on putin and ukraine right now, that is why the north koreans are behaving badly? they are crying out for attention? [certainly not beyond their behavior in the past to do something such as that. and certainly, pollutant in particular is in some ways taking advantage of, tension been called to other parts of the world for other reasons rainouts part of his as well pretty very much depends on us, the american people looking the other way and being exhausted and feeling as though this is not their warpage is very much depending on that. we need to show him that we are unified both democrats and

republicans we are unified as americans and europeans but we are unified those of us who value democracy to make sure this kind of aggression. mike: congresswoman chrissy haulahan, very interesting to hear your perspective after your trip to ukraine. >> thank you nice to be with you. arthel: never those are the eyelets turned to north carolina congressman member of the house ways and means committee and the doctors practice, doctor greg murphy. congressman welcome. >> good afternoon for quickset marsh of the by demonstration doing about the russian ukraine crisis? what's mike i think the most important thing we need to do is listen. we do not need to rush in with bravado per we do not need to rush in with preconceived notions. we need to listen to what the ukrainian president with ukrainian people ask of us. nato has said they're not going to intervene. we are not going to put troops on the ground at this moment in time i pray that we never do. but again the most important thing to do is to listen to not rush to judgment and do not cause a conflict were

really one does not need to be. >> you have expressed concerns about america statue on the world stage right now, can you explain that? >> definitely. mike if you look back at the debacle in afghanistan and the snow with a way to describe it as a total disaster. that was the beginning of a curtain being pulled back on this nations port foreign-policy which now governments like putin, like china and again north korea are sensing weakness in this particular administration. these dictators, they understand that weakness is a time to act. that is exactly that they are doing their becoming as we have seen and rush itself and using a time now when they sense the weakness of this particular administration and this particular president to act and try to achieve their foreign policy goals they wanted to achieve for quite some time. >> i do not need to tell you this, very little bipartisanship now and capitol hill and across washington. are some of these foreign-policy hotspots places where there could be at least some bipartisanship in this town?

>> i pray that there is michael. unfortunately have a speaker right now bipartisanship i should say bipartisanship is the way she acts i pray that we can actually come together as a democracy and understand that our job in this world is to defend other democracies in a way that they need, that is not going to be the american way of life shoving it down people's throats but to actually listen, understand situations and act accordingly. we are worried now about the ukrainian border look with this administration is done to our southern border. we are being attacked and overrun in a southern border but there does not seem to be any concern again about the self-inflicted crisis by this particular administration for. >> is a member of the doctors cocked us let's talk over the cdc reports new cases in the u.s. down 17% from a week ago. how do you assess where we are in the fight against covid? >> it is been a long battle, mike is been a very, very tough time for this country. over 800,000 americans have died. but in that same vein, we have also lost so many lives due to

our reactions to covid of isolation, subsequent depression and substance abuse. it's been a difficult battle. unfortunately i'm just going to say this as a physician, the message and put forth by this administration by dr. fauci in particular has a creative and much more political divide during this pandemic than ever it needed to be. we have lost eight, america's loss of faith and its medical institutions when they see the decisions have been made according to politics, not rather to science but i do hope and pray that this omicron is the beginning of the end of this. even though it last week just as many americans died from omicron as dig in the highest peak and delta. it's not over with, but again we need to understand this is something this going to be with us for a while and we need to learn to live with it and stop trying to run from it. mike: doctor jim some advice for those suffering from covid fatigue suffering for the masks and more? >> i do this is a difficult time because depression has skyrocketed substance abuse has skyrocketed mental health and home abuse and things like

that have skyrocketed. people have to understand there is light at the end of the channel. think the masks, you look at parts of the country were no mask mandates whatsoever and other folks are messed up entirely there's really no difference between them. i think people have to try to understand that we need to try to find joy in life and stop being throttled by the masks and the mandates but again we really truly need to concentrate in the american way of life backer, congressman greg murphy the great said carol i think it's much your time have a great base or brickwork god bless mike thanks. micros fox news sunday today she's got an exclusive interview with senator tom cotton. that's coming up or after the show top of the hour, stay tuned. >> border agents clashing with security leadership is a surge in migrants at the southern border shows no sign of stop and we will go live there next. dry eye symptoms driving you crazy?

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mike: or look at live images from our southern border were dhs secretary faces backlash from border patrol agents. bill melugin is live in la joya texas what's the latest? >> might good afternoon to your bird throughout the border crisis we have long

been privately told off camera by border agents that they are just incredibly frustrated where they feel like they cannot do their job. return to that manifest with some agents turning their backs and numa arizona and the tape going viral of agents confronting their own chief. this is more migrants spilling across the border take a look this video shot here in la joya texas is more migrants cross illegally on the late generate chilly temperatures are going to see border patrol had to give thermal blankets because many of these family unit showing up at their young children showing to give themselves up just as month generate typically thousand apprehensions were used to seeing these family units will be are not used to seeing us what we witness this week, take a look at this video. this was san antonio airport we got a tip that ice was going be dropping off a huge a busload of single adult men and that is exactly what happened ready to see that bus

releasing dozens of those men, no children, no families all adult men pray there is an ngo waiting at the airport to receive them they then walk those men into the airport in a single file line where they are free to travel elsewhere throughout the country. wherever they want to go. take a look out of brownsville we also shot same exact thing another large group of single adult males illegal immigrants released from iscsi in the middle of downtown brownsville ngo walks them across the street to bus terminal, they are free to travel where they want as well but some of those men actually hiding their faces from us as we were videoing this. but the president of the border patrol union said this is something that has been kept in the shadows for a long time. this week our fox cameras were able to expose it pretty much for the first time, take a listen. >> you look at the total number of people that we are releasing right now but especially the unaccompanied adults. that is scary to any one of the border patrol agents and ice officers.

that shows you with this administration has been doing for an awful long time pray they have just been hiding it. now it's been uncovered now the american public gets to see it. >> and ice still has not released its long-awaited annual report for fiscal year 2012 this will detail their enforcement actions and their deportation numbers. the fiscal year ended september 30, that was four months ago for the first time in a decade this report is not out by the end of the calendar year. i asked ice about this much earlier in the month, early january they told me it was in final review and it should be out sometime this month. while only a day or two left in january so we'll see if that ends up happening still know i support will send it back to you. >> bill melugin oliver north of the border in texas, thanks. for more on the videos of migrants in the white house reaction to them, alexander hoff's life at the white house with details. >> good afternoon mike according to the white house

transporting illegal migrants into the interior of the u.s. is part of the immigration process. in responding to the video that bill just showed us there, taken by fox news capturing mostly single men being dropped off by bus and brownsville texas administration official said those who cannot be expelled under title 42 are released into various u.s. towns where they wait for their court hearings while monitored by ankle bracelet. as for this footage showing a charter plane a shrink migrants to westchester new york airport, white house official site of simply a layover point for unaccompanied minors on route to sponsor homes. iowa congresswoman ashley hinton said today she has introduced to preventing the use of federal funds for such transports. >> hard earned taxpayer dollars your paycheck should not be going to find that these dead of night flights or bus a drop-offs of illegal immigrants in our country. quick so this week president biden will discuss domestically grown crime with a trip to new york city where he will meet with the new mayor eric adams. it comes just after the

shooting death of nypd detective jason rivera. here's what the white house said about rising crime rates earlier this week. >> it is absolute true he will not be satisfied or complacent when officers are being gunned down or when americans have to worry whether they can safely ride the subway or bus. that should not be a political issue. >> it is a political issue a rather uncomfortable under president biden who often strays from progressives in his own party who do not want to see police departments funded, mike. mike: alex thanks a lot. next city actors fired after ranting about street closures for fault nypd officer jason rivera's funeral, more on that story next. is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. try new vazalore. aspirin made amazing!

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mike: 's new york city mourns the loss of two nypd officers and actors has been fired after tiktok rent over road closures, due to the funeral

for officer jason rivera. alexis mcadams is in new york city with the latest. >> people are very upset about the rant that was posted on my now that york actresses out of a job after she posted that video livid the funeral for fallen officer rivera blocked traffic, listen. >> most of the lower manhattan because one cop died for probably doing his job incorrectly. they kill people who are under 22 every single day for no good reason and we don't shut down the city for them. so. this is ridiculous. this is ridiculous but. >> on friday jacqueline guzman regarding the ranch or sauce from the street closures of the barricade for nypd officer jason rivera's funeral here next city project traffic was blocked off throughout the day because of thousands of police officers from all across the country came out to pay their respects you see all the officers lined up there as

they saluted jason rivera. officer rivera and his partner were both killed or responding to a domestic call in harlem. the fallen heroes laid to rest the nypd is calling for more people to support the police. guzman was working for face-to-face films, she is not anymore by the acting, to release a statement saying she is no longer one of their members. also telling us that face-to-face film does not support nor condone the comments made about fallen officer rivera. was amended deactivate all of her social media accounts because that backlash was so strong it still happening anyway without those accounts. the police association of your calling that video garbage. telling us one person spreading hate could not erase the outpouring of support they had from new yorkers for noah officers morphine is on wednesday at st. patrick's cathedral here new york the nypd will also live stream the services, mike. mike: alexis mcadams live in york city thank you very much. the crime surge continues a

major u.s. cities progressive policies are under the microscope let's bring our panel kevin walling, democratic strategist and vince coglianese executive editor, welcome too. >> kevin, what more do democratic leaders and beyond need to do about this crime crisis? >> certainly it is a crisis, mike i'm happy to see the president going to new york city on thursday to meet directly with the mayor to tackle some of these issues. they talk about ghost guns for example, reforming the bail which has released a lot of violent criminals on the streets at certainly something democrats and republicans seem to work on together. because this is a crisis that affects all of us. that's one of the reasons why i support a present biden during the primary for my party is he's always stood by the police, provided three to $50 billion in direct aid to local and state governments. as part of the american rescue plan actually funding police. this is a crisis that's hitting our cities, urban areas are suburban areas this president is committed to do something about it.

>> vince what is your assessment? >> one of the big problems we have is democrat run cities, although kevin is right there is debate within his party. unfortunately too many of the people who are on the side of a weakness against criminals are running the show in the democrat cities. you can look across the country you are discovering we are looking at homicide rates there hitting records we have never seen before in many of the cities and some we've not seen since the 1990s. this while we have the so-called progressive prosecutors at the helm a pretty look at alvin bragg in new york, he comes into office this year end the first thing he does is say that he wants to go easier on hardened criminals he wants to make it so there is no life without parole for cop killers. sure enough this week you see that awful moment officer at rivera's a widow getting up at that funeral and expressing her anguish at that district attorney. she quite clearly believes this is resulting in cops

being killed not a situation you understand the crime crisis and people may not feel secure a lot of the american major cities? >> we absolutely do. this should transcend politics. they are looking everything to the midterm lens certainly. perfect weight loss those officers tragically that's right response on the streets of new york fundamentally rejects a lot of the work these days are doing but we need to correct and violent criminals we need to make sure we reform the built system that keep individuals behind bars based on the situation in wisconsin for example. with that horrible situation with the man killing so many on the streets with his car. that person, there it has no business being on the streets.

we should stand together as americans and fundamentally rejects vince new york city hired eric adams of former cop to be there mayor is that a sign things are shifting in the most liberal parts of this country? >> is a big sign where the sentiment is heading. i don't think a lot of democrats in washington as a recognize this quickly enough. the traditional basis they often thought they could rely on have sent them really clear messages over, over again. i look at eric adams in new york there's a great expression of that part also at minneapolis think a place were defunded the police was a very big it just two years ago but not anymore voters rejecting efforts to replace the police department this last year. then of course deciding to increase the funding for the police in minneapolis in december. i think the populace once a safe and they do not want weakness when it comes to crime too.

>> another huge issue the nomination of supreme court justice we wait for president biden to make his choice. but today moderate republican senator who mr. biden might hope would vote for his nominee was critical of the president, let's play it. >> actually this is exactly the same i have looked at what was said in both cases what president biden did as a candidate made this pledge that help to politicize the entire nomination process. >> making reference to president pledging to nominate an african-american woman to the high court, kevin what about that criticism? >> i am with senator lindsey graham and susan collins this morning on a different network said the judiciary should look like this is why the president did what he did in terms of announcing us during the campaign similar to what president reagan didn't he said he put the first female justice on the supreme court with a sturbridge similar to

there with releasing names before he's even elected. this is something republicans and democrats have done before but at the historic pick for the american people but i said before is lindsey graham said it's high time the american judiciary looks like the american service. >> are numbered very well be nomination and confirmation processes for president trump's nominees. what do you assess in terms of this nomination and the process going forward? >> i don't think it's going to be anywhere near contentious on the personal level the nominees donald trump brought out. especially in the american mind the wait brett kavanaugh was treated with allegations that were in no way substantiated but brought to the public and await designed to destroy his reputation. i really hope no nominee of either party ever has to go through a circumstance like that which such thin allegations as the basis for them. this should be about the

loyalty to the constitution and the law of the mind of any justice potentially to the united states supreme court. i hope that person gets a rigorous hearing and that the debate can stay on reasonable grounds. unfortunately, as he sang so often go, a lot of unreasonable opinions are expressed around this process, to hi vince, kevin thanks much of an awesome day. nine people are dead another critical condition after a horrific car crash in las vegas bryn mawr that tragic story coming up next.

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>> nine people are dead after multicar crash in north las vegas on saturday afternoon. police say a dodge challenger sped through a red light, causing a chain reaction pilot. the driver of the dodge challenger is among the dead the identities of those killed have not yet been released. an investigation is underway after suspected carbon monoxide leak at union county ohio hotel left several patrons in critical condition. charles watson has the very latest, hello charles. >> hi mike. investigators are working to get to the bottom of what happened here police the started receiving calls saturday evening concerning what was later confirmed to be a carbon monoxide leak. the first call concerning a 2-year-old girl who was found in or near a pool for this all

happening at a hampton and hotel in marysville, ohio a small town about 30 miles northwest of columbus not long after mike, police say more call started coming in from that same hotel with callers reporting people having symptoms of dizziness, of a burning sensation and their throat and losing consciousness. officials tells at least 13 people were hospitalized including seven people who were transported in critical condition for possible carbon monoxide poisoning. half a dozen children are reportedly among those needing care police say these folks were exposed to extremely dangerous levels. >> after investigation by fire and worthington hazmat the determine the cause was carbon monoxide at dangerously high levels. >> spokesperson for the emirate large group the parent company sang in the same of the hampton inn marysville is a fully cooperating with the

local authorities as they investigate this incident. officials have not said what caused the high carbon monoxide levels. again an investigation is underway to hampton and hotels we were told it was evacuated and at least temporary closed and it remains closed at this hour, mike. mike: carbon oxide scary stuff, charles watson thank you very much for a powerful nor'easter dumping almost 2 feet of snow on boston this weekend as residents begin to dig their way out part will a live update from fox whether hunter davis, next. for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! new personal record, limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪

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this was officially does a blizzard by the national weather service original total of 23.8 inches of snow. that is the second bid just a january storm in boston history. the seventh biggest in the history overall. and it ties the record set in 2003 for the largest single day snowfall. mike: wow that was mayor just moments ago on boston's historic snowfall but fox weather multimedia reporter hunter davis is life in boston, hunter what is the latest there? >> hey mike, you heard mayor talking about how historic the storm wasn't. we saw just under 2 feet,

right over 23 and half inches was the mark over at the airport. it is still sitting all around maybe i think the snow is going to be here for a while safe to say pre-check out the snow piles here behind me. this is actually where we were reporting from during that now confirmed a blizzard yesterday. pretty brutal conditions. you can see most of this snow is still hanging around. that's a pretty much going to be name of the game is where do we take all the snow? would we do with that? fort lee the important parts of the city those sidewalks, those roadways, those all seem to be clearing out pretty well whether it be with help from the city or residents taking care of it. then of course good old fashion son we have here today helping get rid of some of that. however we are not breaking out of freezing. with a feels like of 7 degrees right now. most of the snow will hang around for an effect boston 2018 during their last blizzard had a 75-foot snow

pile that did not melt until july. so, hard to say we could see something similar but this amount of snow is tough to say what they do with it all. you see them picking it up though. we are still under the snow emergency as of now, mike. overall things are pretty good here in boston today for lots of smiles as he finally see the sun after very long 24 hours. >> my friend hunter davis from the fox weather team, thank you so much, stay warm be safe. thanks irving all over it. >> it down the fox weather out for in-depth details fox weather meteorologist has this and other weather vents across the country covered 24 hours a day. football fans across the country wondering if the winningest quarterback in history is ready to call it quits? next. n trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪

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some nfl insiders say it's likely something to do with the brady wanting to have control over the narrative. the nfl network tweeted tom brady doesn't tend to retire per several people close to him for the pushback appears to be based on timing rather than his eventual decision. last monday brady was asked about retiring on his podcast. he said he will quote know when he knows it. he also said he's taking his health and family into consideration. >> the biggest difference now that i'm older is, i have kids now too. and i care about them a lot as well. they have been my biggest supporters, my wife is my biggest supporter. it pains her to see me get hit out there. she deserves what she needs for me as a husband and my kids deserve what they need for me as a dad. >> yesterday multiple outlets reported that brady told the bucs and gm he has not made a decision yet and breaks down

sports contracts and salary says 15 million of the brady's $20 million signing bonus from last march is set to be paid out on february 4, this friday if brady retires before then he will lose out on that money. so, is this legendary quarterback retiring? we'll have to see for there's a ton of speculation and we are waiting to hear from him, mike. >> makes you think of nothing more to prove he's won a super bowl's with two franchises a ton of trophies. and in such a violent sport you have to worry about your health, right? you do not want to go down the major injury live without the rest of your life, right christina? >> exactly exactly. amazing career 22 steven, seven super bowl championships. appears and seems like a great guy who was a wonderful family. we'll see what happens next brick weeks at the near giants fan i can calm the grace of all times, my team beat him twice but will leave it at that. >> i hope you root for the

rams today because we are here. we are here in l.a. mike: enjoy the games thanks christina. that is all for this are foxy (fox news sunday with dana perino in the chair is up next. i am mike emmanuel, have a great day. ♪ ♪