this man was interviewed about owning camels. why he says it's a good idea and why the camels don't agree. >> oh! >>> that sounds enough to make you run. >> especially if you're standing at the top of a volcano. >> see what sent travelers into a messy retreat into raging waters. >>> the videos of kids not being kids that are -- >> going to make you cringe. >> what is behind two original gangsters starting way too young. we have christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web. including pros crashing hotels. >> and they are using pretty big beach balls to pull it off. >>> in hollywood they say you shouldn't work with kids or animals. i'll just start with the animals. check out this guy, he's a businessman in turkey being interviewed about his choice to diversify and add a camel to his farm. >> do we know what he was planning to use the camel for? >> to help get you over wednesday. you're like, it's wednesday. >> he said it was a good idea until right here. gets a little closer -- >> oh! >> he's like -- >>

people in saudi arabia and arabian peninsula keep caminiti -- camels for racing and beauty camels and keep them as pets especially in january and february when the camels calf, you get the mers virus and some people get and it go to a hospital and may die in the hospital but often pass it on to doctors and nurses or other patients. >> host: has brazil done a good job containing zika? >> guest: no. zika is all over brazil and have not been able to stop it. no city in the western hemisphere has successfully stopped the spread of zika except miami, and miami stopped a very small limited outbreak in three neighborhoods, and they did it by multiple, multiple applications of pesticide, adult -- that kills adults adults ane in the water and going to people houses to throws these tableted in swimming pool and get rid of standing water. miami is the best city in the world for fighting mosquito-spread diseases. >> host: peggy in denver go ahead with your question or comment. >> caller: yes. i've never heard anybody say what the life expectancy might be for the mike mike -- mike row -- mike row

[applause] >> caddies to that guy go commercial with a camel? >> guess what today is?> but holiday is wednesday because you are over the hump of the workweek last year during finals week at the university of st. thomas students propose to bring a camel chews celebrate to make it over the hump final it was controversy and it was canceled but greg lukianoff knows why for individual rights and education specializing in tracking the endless claims of victimhood. what was wrong? >> a started to argue was animal cruelty but he was a local camel and had nothing else to do and then they made the argument was offensive to the middle eastern people although there were never mentioned and it was a reference to the funny guy go commercial so they canceled the event random claims that people were offended. john: to find this a lot. >> i have done this 50 years and a bar to be offended is very low. >> and i have been passing out these cards you are a victim but what is in it for the schools or the students? >> you can silence people that you disagree with people don't get invited or

>> well, i was on a camel in the desert. >> how all her stories go. >> i was and the camel was called"the red tent" for lifeline. >> a good movie. >> and it was fun and warm. camels are quite scary. >> they're mean. >> i'm put in weird situations and they smell. they go. >> and they spit. >> and they do that as well. >> they spit as well so i was on a camel. >> i hope no camels are at home watching. [ laughter ] >> we love camels in general. >> yes, we do. >> yeah. and someone said, by the way, tom cruise wants to meet you from "mission: impossible" but we need you back in 24 hours and i think it was just wham, bam, thank you, ma'am and i was on that plane, i walked into this incredible building where i think they shot "eyes wide shut" if you've seen it. >> yes. >> just the set is quite intimidating. i walk in, okay, i'm going to get a coffee and chill and calm down a bit. i'm still mentally on a camel and -- >> barbie. >> barbie and i walked down the corridor and there he is, sunglasses, blue jumper, jeans, i still see it. >> i kind of see it now too. >> now we know why he hired you.

here's a live look outside over camel back. snow coming down. getting reports of official observation. well right now we do have winter weather advisory that has been issued until noon for the lehigh valley including berks county as well, upper montgomery county as well as upper bucks county. notice here for philadelphia county. lower montgomery county and chester county see this winter weather advisory in effect from 5:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. as the snow continues to work its way from the northwest to southeast. here is the deal. little deceiving. simply because it's light right now. current temperature for mount poconos. 27 degrees. pottstown 39. trenton 41. lancaster also seeing 41 degrees. notice the winds right now coming out of north east. we do have much colder air sliding into place. i would like to show you the temperature difference. # in philadelphia. 8234 trenton. 11 in mount holly. a sign we have colder air in place. as the snow does come on down it does evaporate and cools down the atmosphere profile so keep in mind we do have some

i just found this shot a live camera from our pocono peak cameras in camel back. you see the flakes there and adding to the snow in the poconos. it will head south. cold enough for snow in mount pocono, winds out of the north and temperatures dropping, 40s allentown and reading and lancaster and han hanging on to 50s in philadelphia and those temps will drop and as they do the snow moves n 5 a.m. slowing at a good clip in lehigh valley and poconos and 7, 8 a.m. snow over spreads the city in time forever for the hight of the morning rush. it will be snowing heavily 8 a.m. and winter weather advisory goes through midday tomorrow for areas just north of philadelphia. coming up i'll tell you how much snow will fall with the system across the region and i'll tell you when it will feel like single digits and when yet another snowstorm could impact our area, nicole. >> kate, thank you. our morning team is tracking snow starting early at 4 a.m. katie will have the up to the minute forecast and meisha will monitor roads on eyewitness news this morning beginning at 4. >> af

today's snowfall will help extend camel back's taken another tree weeks. >> this is huge.his is absolutely the best way we could end the season. >> reporter: i'm kris van cleave. washington's dulles airport slowly roared back to life tuesday after crews worked through the night to prepare. but here at new york's laguardia, virtually all flights were halted for the day ands had free reign on the runways. across the country, cancellations left thousands of passengers stranded. >> all the other flights are booked, so they have to book us on friday. my vacation ends wednesday, so i'm spending half might have vacation in this airport. >> reporter: the storm slowed amtrack, too. rail service was suspend between new york and boston when the snow was at its heaviest. >> it's just caused me to spend five hours here that i'd rather not. >> reporter: what's your biggest concern right now moving ahead? >> that people don't get a full sense of-- oh, we're back to normal. let's go back. jim esposito is new york city's emergency manager commissioner. he said with the plows and salt truck

i just found this shot a live camera from our pocono peak cameras in camel back. you see the flakes there and adding to the snow in the poconos. it will head south. cold enough for snow in mount pocono, winds out of the north and temperatures dropping, 40s allentown and reading and lancaster and han hanging on to 50s in philadelphia and those temps will drop and as they do the snow moves n 5 a.m. slowing at a good clip in lehigh valley and poconos and 7, 8 a.m. snow over spreads the city in time forever for the hight of the morning rush. it will be snowing heavily 8 a.m. and winter weather advisory goes through midday tomorrow for areas just north of philadelphia. coming up i'll tell you how much snow will fall with the system across the region and i'll tell you when it will feel like single digits and when yet another snowstorm could impact our area, nicole. >> kate, thank you. our morning team is tracking snow starting early at 4 a.m. katie will have the up to the minute forecast and meisha will monitor roads on eyewitness news this morning beginning at 4. >> af

but this has got to be the straw that brea ks this has got to be the straw that breaks the camel's backurope next season? well, of course, he's never failed to next season? well, of course, he's neverfailed to do next season? well, of course, he's never failed to do that in 20 seasons. he has that going for him, i guess. we've been here before with arsenalfans i guess. we've been here before with arsenal fans calling for his head. famously, pretty much every year for the last five, six, seven years. he hasn't gone. there is a two—year deal on the table for him to sign. he has said he will wait till the ebbed of the season. —— end. if they don't make the top four and make the champions league and they're obviously already out of the champions league for this season, that could very much sway his decision. the fans that protested at the start of this match were loud, but small. a lot of the fans around them were saying, no, we don't agrow with you. at one point saying, you're killing our club. a lot of the fans weren't happy with that, because he's done so much for arsenal. there comes a

once again, the brand named most was camel.ding to this repeated nationwide survey, more doctors smoked camel than any other cigarette. [laughter] >> tom: that's real. despite their troubled history with telling the truth, more people now trust commercials than the news media. a survey asked internet users if they trust the advertising they see, read, or hear? 51% said they do, which is up from 50% in 2014. let's contrast that with information from gallup, which shows overall calling trust in america's institutions. the number of people who trust newspapers, fell from 30% to 20 20%. trust in the military has remade firm at 73%, the presidency has actually ticked up, from 33 to 35%. congress drops to a pathetic 39%. it's no surprise that people will trust and add more than the news media. if an ad is untruthful, people stop buying the product. the mainstream media seems to think they can just keep on doing what they are doing. that is, trying to influence public opinion rather than report the news. it may be why the public is in

look at camel back mountain resort where the weather was cooperating for the skiers and snow birds each at this late of the night. how long is the cold sticking around? let's check with the neighborhood forecast. >> very cold conditions, in fact, colder by the hour. this is a look at the feels-like temperatures. right now, single digit territo territory. 8 in allentown. reading and pottstown, 5, 6 degrees what it feels like currently. even northeast philly stretching through to mt. holly. 6 for the feels-like conditions and at the philadelphia international airport, 9 degrees currently. just a little better further south. millville, 16 degrees. but nonetheless, anywhere you step outside is very cold. partially due to the winds that are strong coming from the north. 18 miles per hour in -- not as windy as earlier today. but the breeze is strong enough to make it colder than it is into tomorrow morning and afternoon. 6 is what it feels like in philadelphia at 7:00 a.m. by 11:00 a.m., 21. 2:00 in the afternoon, only 32 degrees. we'll talk more about the feels-like conditions neighborhood b

probably a camel hair brush. i have seen written references to camel hair brushes being used. sometimes some of these tools do survive. i am mostly talking about cosmetic use in ladies, but this is a gentleman's shaving kit in the collection. it has got this little shaving brush down here that has lost all of its bristles, but it has a couple of razors in it and on -- odds and ends. it's from the 1800s. we have a lady's combination descant vanity, circa 1820. it is a lap desk, which you may be familiar with. it opens up and it has all of your little powders and potions and space for scissors. for the hard-working lady on the go. that is the look you are going for at the time. some of the ways you could get that look -- let's delve into the fun stuff. [laughter] ms. cannon: what i mean by bad versus good. the way i have grouped this, that refers to things that were morally unacceptable and also things that were toxic that you would be using. those categories overlap somewhat but not totally. some of the things morally frowned upon don't hurt you, and some of the things do. some

. >>> back at home, the camel back resort has more bad news for customers. it will be closed to skiers tomorrow because of warm temperatures and rain coming to the area. that is the second day in a row. >> between the rain, fog and thunderstorms a lot of people's plans could be interrupted. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here to help you plan ahead. >> we're waiting for t is very . wegoan. this is c here. but the showers are near washington.t. more significant rain thunderstorms, farther to the webu wind and the fog that we'reill any kind of threatf thunderstorms. the futureche visibilities drop as we go and by tomorrow morning in ther among other things fortonight, have ofho the area. buanth see, especially in th not last all scattered aroun. i best chance of thunderstorms in south, delaware andut be warmer sunn yok at that. wednesday, thursday, sunshinehu. now inthere, we may not get to may have trou n parts of the area. now you notice at thmperatures considerably north rsday while delaware is near 70. so big temperature contrast again tomorrow. that's what

what will be the straw that breaks the camel's back?h can they show that equates something really wrong as opposed to circumstance. >> it's going to be some meeting, some discussion, some quid pro quo going on between some entintermediatry with the p campaign if that were to happen and the russian official. if i'm in the trump campaign, this is what i fear, some of the hanger-oners who went out and were a little loose with their affiliation with the trump campaign but yet were telling these russian officials that, in fact, they were very close and somehow that might have got caught on tape and the trump campaign could be dragged into it. >> interesting hypothetical. >> a lot of thifs in there. >> thank you, mark. >>> "the good stuff" next. "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. it actually helped to know that somebody else cared and wanted make sure that i was okay. that was really great. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. call today to talk about your insurance

camel back mountain. our first alert weather team has been track the storm and know totals, they keep going up. >>> and in delaware, deldot has been pretreating the roadways, they're making sure you're safe if you have to go out. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is watching this major winter storm and it keeps changing, right, glenn? >> the totals will change depending on whether we get snow or rain, whoever gets all snow, you're getting at least a foot out of this. this is the cape may wind, blowing that way, that's the land breeze, it's going to end up coming the opposite way, and it's going to be coming the opposite way hard. to the north, all snow, at least 10 inches, power outages, i-95 corridor, heavy snow, changing to some sleet and rain. that's the main question in the forecast here. and mostly rain with 50 to 60-plus-mile-per-hour. right now it's plenty cold enough to snow. it feels like it's in the teens to low 20s. unlike what we got before, right now is ground is cold so the snow that's coming is go

giraffes hold more water than a camel because of the length of their neck. >> also the first day of spring>> very exciting, you can get free dairy queen. whatever. giraffe intents on giving birth in the springtime. >> is she. >> she is not waiting until summer. >> check out this super trippy room. a ranger with texas parks and wildlife posted this. it looks like something fromd d. suess, a certain species of wasps lays its eggs on a white oak, it causes it to bloom, the wasps live in it, then eat it. nature. >> alison, #military monday. >> yes, this week's military monday we'll mix it up. instead of honors a veteran, we are going to honor someone who is active, u.s. army ranger major mike calvin calvington, he graduated in 2005, and completing his masters at princeton. >> when i was younger, i felt a desire to serve, i grew up watching g.i. joe, and liked going camping, and my family always held the military in high regards, i found out about westpoint that was a great mix to serve in the military and get a college education. >> since graduating he has served 7 tours, 6 in afghanistan, one

. >>> and a live look at camel back mountain where it was a perfect day for hitting the slopes. let's kick things off with first alert meteorologist erika martin with what you can expect for that first day of spring. >> we're so excited about that, just hours away, but i would like to say, mt. pocono, as close to a blue bird day for skiers. look at this today with that march sun angle, ideal for skiers so i'm glad you got out there to enjoy. 46 in pottstown, philadelphia, 50 degrees for you. north and northwesterly winds right now, but we do have really comfortable, mild conditions right now. >> okay, erika, we'll pick it up from here. we're live at the philadelphia flower show which wrapped up just a few hours ago. and andrea klein thomas were soaking in the sights and smells of spring. >> reporter: that's right, it smells beautiful in here. we're told an estimated 245,000 people showed up and that snowstorm may have made coming out to see these beautiful flowers even more necessary. the snow on the sidewalks continues to melt outside of the pennsylvania convention center. stac

a camel, an emu, and a baby goat. um, and the camel went number one.allon bucket to catch it, it overflowed, so they just let him go. >> jimmy: yeah, he's like, "i'm in hump number two." >> yeah, you know, he peed so much, he lost his hump. [ light laughter ] so that's what in there? and then the emu -- no, not emu. the llama, not to be outdone, she went number one and number two at the same damn time. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, i've seen that. >> now, that's talent. i decide to do number one and number two and it don't work. not at the same time. >> jimmy: no, not at the same time. don't try that. >> no, not at all. >> jimmy: the baby goat okay? >> the baby goat just looked at us like, "yo ant, why we here?" [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: let's go out and get a drink after this. you hung out with the baby goat later. i heard this thing about you, and i didn't know about this, but you, when you go to karaoke, one of your go-to songs is one of my favorites of all-time. >> okay. >> jimmy: which is by billy paul. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: can anyone guess what that i

that's like trying to shove a camel through the key hole. he's a little worse for wear on the other side of the process. this senate rule, this arcane nightmare that no one understands is subordinating the best policy dleliberations here and the tail is wagging the dog. it's unfortunate. >> congressman, thank you for your time. >> thank you all for much. >> i want to go to the white house with sara murray. >> reporter: i think you're seeing a white house that is very much ready to get on with it. they made it clear they are ready for a vote tomorrow. they want to move forward on something the president talks about nearly every day on the campaign trail. something republicans have campaigned upon for years. but also something that's not the sexiest part oh of this president's agenda. he wants to get health care done and remain true to the promise. he also has big ambitions for what he wants to do in the white house. he wants to do tax reform and infrastructure and so they see this as a hurdle they need to get over. they need this bill to pass

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pissing on the senate. >> illinois visualizing the camel -- >> you should be thankful that the bird rule is there and reckonciliation is there -- >> how so? >> because the senate requires a 60 vote majority to pass anything with the exception of thi things pursue want to the budget control. thatreconciliation. you reconcile the budget to the law you passed and that gives you protection in the senate to require only a simple majority vote. so they can complain all they want and they do about this rule called the bird rule but the reason it's there is is gives the opportunity for the senate to pass a bill with only 50 votes. david said earlier we don't have the margin that obama had in 2009 or '10 -- >> 2010 by the time -- >> right, but the -- we actually have a better margin because in the senate, they need all 60 votes. they had 60 but needed 60 because they weren't going through the reconciliation. they needed super majority to do the policy that trent franks wants to do. they had the votes but couldn't lose one. we lose two. >> a little more point of order. i have a little piece of new

. >>> and the cold and snow in the forecast is welcome news to skiers here at camel back mountain in the poconos. even those who do not love winter are dealing with it, braving the cold and wind. lauren mayk is with a whole stadium of cold people. >> reporter: yeah, it really is the wind that you're talking about that makes it feel birth cold out here. and we are right near the water. so that also adds to it. but take a look down there, i might be the only one here today who is not wearing a hat. check out the hats, hoods and blankets. whatever it takes to stay warm today. in conshohocken, items 's an an tradition that this year happened it-to-fall on cold weather accompanied the parade. >> it's too cold. i was hoping for 60 degree weather that we had the other day. >> reporter: instead the temperature is half that. did you get all bundled up? >> no. >> reporter: oh, yes, this 3-year-old is bundled in gloves and snow gear to watch the st. patrick's day parade. on fayette street, 5 k runners don hats and gloves, too. whatever it takes. >> if it's too cold, i can cover my face. >> repo

. >> reporter: here at camel back mountain resort, it looks and feels like winter today. no skiing in t-shirts. it's hats and gloves. to enjoy the snow on the slopes. sunshine and snow. a welcome combination for skiers making the most of a cold blast this weekend. >> we knew it was going to be cold over the last couple nights. we figured they could make snow. >> and they did. kevin clark and his 9-year-old daughter had skis and coats on, ready to soak up fun on the slopes today after soaking up the sun during the recent spate of warm weather. >> she's playing a lot of basketball and, you know, enjoying the nice weather outside. but we love to ski so we're glad we got a couple more cold days in and hoping for a few more. >> theworthy wasn't the draw for chrissy parker, out watching her daughter's snowboard lesson. >> we made the time today. it unfortunately happened to be cold. >> you prefer to be warmer when you're here? >> yes, the best ski time when you don't need a jacket. >> no luck on that today. it's cool enough for your knit cap or fuzzy phillies hat. some tell us

today's cold is welcome news for winter lovers, like these skiers at camel back at the poconos. the winter blast isn't keeping people at home. joining us live from pen's landing with more on how people are enjoying the day. good idea, aunrea. >> on days like this, i prefer to be cozy near a fire but a lot of people came out here because they wanted to hit the ice. they are trying to squeeze in all of the fun during the last weekend of winter fest. the temperature at penn's landing is just right, as they lace up the skates at winter fest. >> it's great for ice skating. last weekend was almost too warm. >> reporter: people are getting cozy by the fire when not on the ice. >> someone for everyone here. beverages for adults, stuff for the kids, yeah, fantastic. >> reporter: families in audobon attended the sap sucker festival. >> it's cold. >> they got reprieve indoors while they checked out books and maple syrup. today's reminder that winter is not over yet. back out here live it's a lot warmer, they are going to be hosting a flyers watch party and giving out a whole lot of swag to

how about ski conditions at camel back mountain? pretty perfect after all that snow this week.'re looking there live right now more fun to come for them this weekend. >>> they're going to get more snow. maybe several inches in the poconos. lehigh valley, berks county, other northern suburbs not too thrilled probably but getting more snow this weekend. the temperatures are still chilly. but look to next saturday. could actually get back to 60. >> my old friend. >> we'll look forward to it. >> can't wait for that. glenn, thanksi. nightly news is up next. see you at 11:00. >>> tonight, doubling down. president trump standing behind his accusation that president obama spied on him even after democrat and republican leaders said there's no evidence. >> the president's budget proposal, keeping his promise on national security but will the working poor pay the price? >>> jgymnastics abuse scandal. a team doctor accused of abuse. could a major university done more to stop him? >>> invasion of privacy. employees raising concerns over a p proposal to give companies what critics say would

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thatmay just be the story breaks the camel's back.t is something that has been spoken for quite a long time. ever since the minister was ,rought back into this position we saw the finance minister surprisingly withdrawn as well. it is deftly murmurings that we are getting, but no official word yet. at the same time, the finance minister has been order to buy that may be one of the reasonings. vonnie: this has really caused the currency to fluctuate. 2.5% in the last two days alone. >> they have said that it should probably trade between a range of 12 and 30 between the u.s. dollars. it is a drop. it has been a negative move -- moved. dos roadshow scheduled to even further has now we can that. haven't spoken to one of the , he can't comment on whether their meeting will continue or not. no uncertainty or investor confidence. the problems just keep getting worse and worse. mark: thanks a lot, numbers south african reporter. sylhet, laptop bands how they are affecting airlines. the emiratesfrom president. vonnie: if the u.s. laptop then

also popular at the show there's eli the camel. families have been riding up for rides. philadelphia travel and adventure show runs through sunday so you could still take a little ride on eli there. >>> the lights of the sydney harbor bridge and the sydney opera house switched off today for earth hour. the occasion marks 10 years since earth hour began. electric lights and 7,000 cities across 172 countries will be turned off to really focus public attention on the issue of climate change and also to save a few mega watts in the process. it began in australia in 07. >> check out what crews are doing to keep a massive sinkhole in grass valley california from growing larger. what began as a 60-foot sinkhole nearly three months ago, that's when it happened it's now a massive construction project. 10,000 cubic feet of dirt had to be moved just to get down to the partially destroyed culvert below. and now sand bags and tires hold back dirt wrapped in plastic. boy that really has expanded into massive project there. >> all right, lauren, okay, so what happened? all of a sudden

another live look at camel back ski resort. that system is creeping in to the lehigh valley and then expected to hit philadelphia and the suburbs. nbc 10 pamela osborne is live on the road for us. storm 4 ten this morning. pam, tell us where you are. describe what you're seeing. >>> vai, we're a little bit closer to home right now. we actually just hospitalized on 76. i'm going to flip the camera around you can see conditions out here rights now. no snow. everything is dry where we are right now. of course. as crystal has been saying the conditions are certainly quite different in other parts of viewing area. that is what we're doing right now. we are heading up northeast extension is where we're going to be heading to the lehigh valley to get a look at conditions there is, and, of course, as soon as we start seeing some snow we'll be back joining you live. vai, back to you. >> thank you. >>> now is a good time to get the free nbc 10 app. your chance to get realtime information on the snow and what it means for your specific ne

i have got my camel load up with parcels of strange news. come ride with me.s is the "topical storm." topic number of one. the lads over sat boston dynamics hard sat work constructing robots that will one day frolic on our defeated corpses. this new robot is understandably turning heads in the tech community. handle is its name it's agile and deftly balanced and seemingly impossible to knock over. it can carry boxes up and down stairs. lord knows where else. handle. but wait a minute. speak of robots. whatever happened to the marty bot5,000? did it lead a robot revolution to kill all of humanity? >> hi, there, if you are a human, you probably have problems. follow the bacon hotline. it's that easy and it's free. kennedy: topic number 2. irish people love potatoes, whiskey and going on a far irto see he will -- going on safari to see elegant. >> oh, my god! kennedy: sometimes they might use the scare as particulars to justify the failed war on drugs is why republicans use the elephant as their mascot. topic number 3. you know when you order chips and guac and y

. >> we will just have to see how this plays up, trying to label themselves as a camel company. a lot of people view them as more of a messaging company. there is an issue with the lack of voting rights for shareholders. >> new york stock exchange floor trader keith bullets will join us with his outlook and here's a look at us stock market futures, dow futures lower by 50, is in the lower by 7, nasdaq lower by 15, you are watching "mornings," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ the sky has shared the road ♪ can't be leave she got mad ♪ the sky has shared the road ♪ >> it is 5:15 a.m.. jeff sessions is saying his meeting with the russian ambassador to the us has been hyped beyond reason. sessions agreed to recuse himself of investigation into the russian influence on the presidential election, telling tucker carlson last night that recusal is not admission of wrongdoing. president trump continues his call for an increase in defense spending. speaking on the uss gerald ford, trump urged rebuilding the military. costco at 35 million members shopping more at th

today's snowfall will help extend camel back's season another tree weeks. >> this is huge.d end the season. >> reporter: i'm kris van cleave. washington's dulles airport slowly roared back to life tuesday after crews worked through the night to prepare. but here at new york's laguardia, virtually all flights were halted for the day and plows had free reign on the runways. across the country, cancellations left thousands of passengers stranded. >> all the other flights are booked, so they have to book us on friday. ac i'm spending half of my vacation in this airport. >> reporter: the storm slowed amtrak, too. rail service was suspended between new york and boston when the snow was at its heaviest. >> it's just caused me to spend five hours here that i'd rather not. >> reporter: what's your biggest concern right now moving ahead? >> that people don't get a full sense of -- oh, we're back to normal. let's go back. >> reporter: jim esposito is new york city's emergency management commissioner. he said with the plows and salt trucks working to clear icy roads, normal isn't here

camel la harris is urging an online petition urging for jeff sessions resignation. >>> california's attorneyeral will open an office in washington, d.c.. javier says it's because of expected battles with the trump administration a former lettive affairs director for the obama administration will run the office. some say he should focus on the state and they're concerned about how it may look to taxpayers. his press office hasn't said how much the office will cost. >>> a pioneer of the civil rights movement, spoke to students and staff in the san ramon student school district today. this comes to hateful graffiti scrambled on a few of the high school campuses. >> make sure your armor is on. >> terence roberts is one of the little rock 9. one of the first black students to attend central high school in arkansas, following the brown versus board of education supreme court decision. his first day of school, he was met by an angry mob and the national guard. >> the ma main thing was opposition to our presence. every day we knew we would have to push our way in, and force our way into situations t

the adp report this morning basically was the straw that broke the camel's back and got those odds to%. unless something extremely everything happens on friday, it seems like all systems are go for a march hike next week. vonnie: the other thing that is fascinating is what seems to be happening is in the asia sessions, something happens, and there is a lot of volume at the u.s. session and it gets reversed. what is going on? brian: that's right. there has been this real tight 25 point basis trading change. it broke out of that on the adp number especially. year. 2.58% on the 10 now, a lot of people are thinking, what is the next level we are looking at here? 2.64% was the number after the fed move last december. there are a lot of technical levels that people are really keen on watching to see where we might go from here because it is a lot of money on both sides. luke aberdeen this morning is looking for the yield to go to 3%. you want to see that was beginning to happen before you do short treasuries, but is that an omen for what is to come? brian: the question i guess is more how t

lucky man at camel back stadium.'s it looking so far, mark. >> well i don't want to rub it in guys but number one to alex's point it's never too early to chant beat l.a. let's get that clear right now. yeah. exactly. and we are scoreless right now in the second inning. but i'm into my second application of sun screen today like i said not to rub it in at all but it is an absolutely perfect day. check out the scene. i'm beyond the left field barrier out here and you can see it's grassy knoll. beautiful baseball weather. there's a little too much dodger blue for my personal taste. but all in all this is what spring training is all about. very relaxed atmosphere and things are great and a lot of giant fans have trekked out in the boonies and i mean the dodger stadium out here is a good 30, 40-minute ride depending on traffic from scotts daem but i had the chance earlier today back in scottsdale to talk to one of the leaders on this giants team and that would be hunter pence and what a character this guy is. i don't know

. >> sort of the last straw that broke the camel's back theory?honestly think for these governors in these blue states, the best thing they can do is govern and focus on their constituents. tired of the political discourse that has been simply about nonsense. sometimes it's about substance and sometimes it's about nonsense. if they can focus on governing, that's the best thing they can do. >> you have seen town halls on both sides of the aisle. just do stuff at this moment. >> right. >> thank you both. good conversation. >> thank you. >> you both have a good sunday. >> you, too. >>> next, how the transgender community is fighting back against a texas bathroom bill that they say discriminates against them. >>> russian former chess champion here to discuss the controversy. the future of business in new york state is already in motion. companies across the state are growing the economy, with the help of the lowest taxes in decades, a talented workforce, and world-class innovations. like in plattsburgh, where the most advanced transportation is alread

camel la harris is urging an online petition urging for jeff sessions resignation. >>> california's attorneyeral will open an office in washington, d.c.. javier says it's because of expected battles with the trump administration a former lettive affairs director for the obama administration will run the office. some say he should focus on the state and they're concerned about how it may look to taxpayers. his press office hasn't said how much the office will cost. >>> a pioneer of the civil rights movement, spoke to students and staff in the san ramon student school district today. this comes to hateful graffiti scrambled on a few of the high school campuses. >> make sure your armor is on. >> terence roberts is one of the little rock 9. one of the first black students to attend central high school in arkansas, following the brown versus board of education supreme court decision. his first day of school, he was met by an angry mob and the national guard. >> the ma main thing was opposition to our presence. every day we knew we would have to push our way in, and force our way into situations t

let's take a live look down broad street in center city from our camel center campus camera. more snowflakes flying across that camera. >> saw it in the live shot as well. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with us now. snow falling and the bitter cold. >> the bitter cold and the bitter winds added to some snow. that's not fog obliterating the philadelphia skyline, that's snow. and it is continuing across a good bit of the area. it's 27 degrees in philadelphia now with a 20-mile-per-hour wind. and those snow showers, some more snow showers in new jersey, lehigh valley, and everybody is in the 20s and everybody has got wind. 27 for philadelphia and reading. 24 in pottstown. in the middle of the afternoon. and it feels like 10 in coatesville, 13 in allentown, 3 below zero at mount pocono. well, it's going to be another cold night because we're starting from cold. look at this. 24 degrees at wernersville. fleet wood at 24. kutztown, 26. south mountain, 23. allentown, 24. easton 23 degrees. so, it's already cold, you add the wind to that, feels colder. and it's still daylight. so

doesn't matter where it camele from?ck the tax return? >> it does. right now you have a situation where it's a felony for an employee or a former employee to disclose the return itself or information from the return. if this came from irs sources, indirectly to the reporter or through an intermediary, that in and of itself constitute a crime.e. right now, for someone who is litigated against the irs -- i think the irs is institutionally incapable of correcting its wrongdoing here. we don't know exactly where this came from but the likelihood with everything else that has transpired is someone inside the agency. here's what i would do, startin with the presumption that this came from inside and do yourta investigation this way. start with the assumption that this was an inside job. this should concern every american, republican, democrat, independent, libertarian, it does not matter. when the government startsbl leaking tax information, this is a bad day for the united states. >> sean: laura, ita want to put back on the screen from what i said in the

trump's interest in delegating a lot of that authority down anyway, and now we are seeing potentially camels nose in the tent with the cia. the two agencies have different vetting thresholds, and the cia's is higher. is not in terms of civilian casualties, but deciding a certain target is the actual target thereafter. cia's is higher than the military's, for different reasons. it's also just kind of driven by the culture of both places being significantly different when it comes to doing this. what the military would tell you is, using their drones, the cia's use -- these are military drones they are using, they would take sometimes months to decide and conclude on a target and execute that target, whereas the defense department, which is designed to be more results-oriented or whatever, could maybe execute that target a lot sooner. there is a disparity in the thresholds that will come into play as they decide how this new authority expands or not. host: the cia would argue they are more effective at these strikes. the argument was they made, particularly in pakistan where they have been op

and mark ybanez from our sports department will join us live from camel back stadium. >>> it is now time to check in. >> welcome back. you both have be reporting on the fall out from the flooding in san jose. now we're learning santa clara county is still setting up a cellphone alert system while almost all the other bay area counties have an alert in place. how soon the warning system is expected to be in place in santa clara county and why it was not ready to go when thousands of people were forced from their homes due to extreme flooding. >>> a new app offers a high-tech way to get out of those awkward or seemingly eternal conversations so many of us get trapped in at the office. what you need to do now that promises to save you the pain and precious minutes when your co-workers say hey want to see my vacation pictures. >> i soak it up. >> maybe just not 500 of them though. >> exactly. i'll explain it all when you join you guys in a couple of minutes in the studio. >>> 6:47 is the time. in san ramon a business park is testing a driverless vehicle to shuttle around their employees. >>