was poe's marriage. when he married virginia clem, he was 27. she was 13. he was over twice her age. he was also her cousin but back then it was fairly common for cousins to marry one another. but the age difference was pretty unusual. but in virginia at the time, a girl of 12 could get married with her father's permission. her father was dead, though, but her mother here, mariah clem who , was poe's biological father's sister, she encouraged the match. and when she was finding a home for her daughter, she was also finding a home for herself because poe took in both women and gave them a home. now here's poe's marriage bond, and if you look closely, she didn't sign the marriage bond. as woman she didn't get to sign the legal documents. so what really wasn't up to her, decides to go on with it. he married his cousin, but he does say she was a full 21 years of age. that way she doesn't have to get a male guardian's consent to marry because by this time her father and brother are both dead so she doesn't ha

. >> the children were in awe of the kindness, and they loved their toys got a poe poe pogo stick. >>ear-old josiah the moment of how much hert means to her. i have a princess. i get to do her hair and it makes me feel happy because this is the first time i a present like this. >> every year they have the holiday party at the center. every year, they know where the toys are going to come from, but this year was different. they were not sure if they were going to have toys at all and then they got a phone call. >> this is above and beyond anything we could have hoped for. we were hoping for this, and we got this. >> i'm just doing my part giving back. i'm trying to k remember the rest of their life. >> sharrie williams, channel6 "action news." >> accuweather forecast, cecily tynan. >> things are getting complicated headed toward the weekend. live on sky 6 taking a look a the shot philadelphia city hall and the christmas tree. earlier tonight i had a lot of people posting photos like this on my facebook page. this is what is called a false cloud. this is when super cooled water droplets

mcgill, went to the cemetery and rescued poe's bones. he kept them in a box and invited people to come and touch the bones of anabel lee. then they and maybe that is a bad idea. now they are buried next to her husband. has three roses because there are three people under the monument. this museum is the only literary museum in richmond. one of only a few in the country. it helps preserve our literary heritage. it reminds us that a big part of who we are is not just our culture, not just the visual arts but the literary arts. it is part of our collective imagination. there are people who have never heard of patrick henry or thomas jefferson but they know edgar allan poe. we cannot say he belonged much overltimore or richmond the world -- or new york, but to the world. >> we're inside a working public theding that has hosted longest working acting legislature today. since we are the first american state capitol to open after the revolutionary war and the first monumental roman temple style public building in the modern its influence on oth

chris semtner: edgar allan poe is the wider put -- the writer who put american literature on the map. he is the one who is the first internationally influential american writer. he inv

mr poe's i mean he has a watch on his plate right now he's got to regenerate this party he's got to put south africa's economy back on the map can he do all of that it. is a bit difficult task a full set of them of course is you knew that there were two signs one science does promise of musume in the other one so. when you look at the top six outlays and we did say meeks his deputies from the other side in the second didn't if the parties from the other side what sort of try and get these people what didn't get them the bequests and were able to say when did this. when they were complaining this way that you find that there's it in different who listens in terms of who they want to vote the economy oh the upper they want to oppose the units within the a.n.c. and now it is time to assume will try and get that december and into it to come up with it but you see after weeks or it direction of the people so it is it was never the list it is a person who is expected by the market by the business so he's going to be able to get under some support in terms of. the country but in egypt you need

feeling like two in the poe knows and 12 in wilmington. system developed out of thin air this afternoon as our coastal low was blossoming but quickly moved away. clear skies over head. winds kick up 25 miles per hour. windchills tomorrow is what you want to look at not the air temperature. feeling like the 20s all morning. the cold pool of air is settling in for the weekend. the jet stream is suppressing the warm air. the warm air floods in next week. a bit of a shaw coming in the seven-day forecast. in fact, the exclusive accuweather seven day, 42 tomorrow, sun in the afternoon. temperatures of 40-degrees. add seven to that. monday, milder. a lot of clouds. temperatures, 12-degrees above average at 5-degrees. that doesn't last long. it bumps back to normal wednesday, 45-degrees. a quiet start to winter officially thursday of 45-degrees and warmer with showers on friday, 54-degrees. that's going into the christmas holiday weekend with warm temperatures. >> we are going to say this is a long winter, you noy? >know?>> it hasn't really start.

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poe: mr. speaker, one of the worst things that can happen to any of us is to lose our voice, and i have lost mine. but i want to try -- i know some of the democrats are glad about, that but i want to say this on behalf of safer. on e are in our country shelves and wear houses -- warehouses and law enforcement, office buildings, rape kits that have never been examined. that is shameful. everybody's to blame from the federal government to local government. it's shameful because victims, i knew a lot of them at the courthouse as a judge, they don't know who committed this crime against them. and we have the ability to tell them. we don't. because of bureaucratic incompetence. these haven't been examined. they have the right to know we sexual assaulted them. also there are criminals running loose who have never prosecuted because these rape kits have never been analyzed. and, yes, there are people pros incarcerated who are innocent and the rape kit can prove their incense. it is important that we

poe, for five minutes. mr. poe: i thank you, mr. speaker. it reads like a page out of spies, well's "1984," secret courts and searches of americans without a warrant. it's clear, big brother is watching us. most americans may not fully are aware what's taking place behind closed doors of government spy agencies but the reality is our government is spying on ordinary, everyday americans. how? through an old piece of legislation originally signed into law by president carter in 1978 called the foreign intelligence surveillance act, or fisa. fisa allows government to spy on foreign agents, including terrorists, primarily overseas. the government collects all of this information and puts it into a database. if they want to use or search the database, they go to a secret court and that court issues a secret warrant to search the database. the court operates behind closed doors, and each issues those secret warrants to go after, remember, bad guys overseas. as the subcommittee chairman of terrorism, i have no problem with government going after te

come together and almost accidentally burn their houses down. [ applause ] thank you, the names rey, poeteletubbies." again, again! >> steve: yay! yay! poe. >> jimmy: thank you, cherry cordial, for combining my two favorite things, chocolate and robitussin. [ laughter and applause ] ipecac. ipecac. >> steve: luden's. ♪ thank you, alabama. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, dreidel, for being the must-have toy of 160 b.c. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: "you've got to get the new dreidel!" >> jimmy: hasbro's all new dreidel. every kid wants one! every parent's got to have it. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, earmuffs, for looking like my beats by dre hooked up with a wookie. there you go, everybody. those are my "thank you notes." we'll be right back with benicio del toro! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ what i want, you've got, ♪ but it might be hard to handle ♪ ♪ like the flame that burns the candle ♪ ♪ the candle feeds the flame ♪ topped steak & twisted potatoes at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. let's get the one with the candy canes. well, you know, the wrappi

oscar isaac was poe in the force aikens. his character continues.ay. but as you mentioned in the memes this morning, john cena will be on our show today. >> very cool. >> interview-wise. erin asked incredible questions so we'll have a dual tag team interview with mr. mr. cena. we talked about his wrestling career, his engagement. you can crop me out of the photo if you want erin. we're tou tossing to tucker. >> he was here reading to kids in the nation's capitol. >> if my uber driver is watching right now, if you're driving don't watch the show, i need my jacket its in the back of your van. back you. >> there's a little tip button. >> here we have tuck and untucked with kevin here. [laughter] >> might as well have worn pajamas on the air this morning. >> that was a good one. >> 43 now in washington. mix of clouds and sun today and a chilly afternoon. mid to upper 40's with maybe a few snowflakes in the forecast by late friday, south and east of town. we'll talk more about the weekend forecast coming up but notice the cool temperatures. they're here

there are these poe toe day onion fritter that's are delicious with sour cream or applesauce or in mychup. that's right we eat them with ketchup. they're like glorified hash browns deal with it. >> now i know more than i did last week. if you want to learn more hanukkah, check out wusa9.com or at the wusa 9 app. >>> leaders from nearly 60 countries are meeting in paris for the summit on climate change. this comes nearly two years after 200 nations agreed to rely heavily on fossil fuel and to limit global warming. president trump was not invited because he pulled out of the climate deal. he said it was unfair to u.s. businesses, workers and taxpayers. >> while donald trump may have pulled out of paris, the miles per hour people have not. we remain committed to the paris agreement. >> i'm sure that my friend president trump will change hi mind in the coming months or years. i hope so. >> they want to dedicate more money to fossil fuels. they want to help the world economy shift to cleaner energy. >> going to be huh? >> the coldest so far. we're looking at single digit windchills. that i

. >> they're not as poe ten as a bag of heroin would be for ten dollars.ath that just a lot easier to take when you're that deep and struggling with addiction. >> justin's parents terry and ja new jersey have been married for 41 years. justin is their youngest son. during high school, they noticed justin's grades slipping and he was losing interest in sports. just part of being a teenager they thought. others noticed a change in justin. a neighbor suggested to terry she drug test justin. >> oh, what? you know, no. he would never do that. i decided i was going to stop and get drug test and i did it and sure enough. we were shocked. >> my mom, you know, in conversations with her today thought i was going to pass. didn't think i was doing what i was doing. ♪ >> i'll never forget, you know, the pain i saw on their face when they realized kind of what was going on. >> i was named after my grandfather. >> jan is a recovering alcoholic he's been sober for six years. when he her the word heroin his world was turned upside down. >> i had to leave the treatment cent

bill has taken on an unexpected new source of love that is big companies showering the workers with poe us ins. this is a phenomenon that nobody thought of and note its the rage. merry christmas. the president referencing companies announcing of the tax impacts them. at&t investing $1 billion in u.s. networks while giving plom yaos $1,000 bonuses. bow boeing announcing $300 million to new investments. cvs pharmacy hiring 3,000 woe, plus fedex and wells fargo making plans to spend more, too. this bill will help us in the world and grow. but democrats called the tax bill an extravagant gift for the wealthy. >> president trump and he predicts republicans will start working with democrats in a bipartisan fashion and addedded infrastructure will be a perfect place. in washington, bruce jenkins, fox news. >> thanks so much. that is impact that it is having nationally. locally people are telling a different story. some say there are loopholes and changes that need to be addressed that have a major im pk on new jersey our own allison gormly spoke to the elect official. a new jersey state senato

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. >> even some of the bill's pro poe ends seem luke warm about its impact. >> a lot of good policy in tax bill. we'll see if that translates into any political support. but i will tell this will be a tough year 2018 for my party just based on history. >> but supporters see the bill as the christmas present that will keep on giving. >> we're encouraged of the fact that this is going to give the american economy the jolt of energy it needs to give people the opportunity they deserve. >> john loyer ends, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> in queen elizabeth the second will be looking back on past 12 months during britain 's annual christmas day broadcast, the queen is set to praise so-called powerful identities of those who shown in tragic times. she'll reflect on the attacks during the ariana grande concert in manchester and the attack near the london bridge. well, you have some other news to tell but this christmas morning, person recovering after being hit by a car in montgomery county. >> this happened around 4:30 yesterday afternoon, germantown pike and virginia avenue in plymouth meeti

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poe, for five minutes. mr. poe: mr. speaker, when teenagers select university to attend, they assume their school will proteaningt take care of something horrible occurs -- and will protect them d take care of them if something horrible occurs. on a friday night she realized how deeply misplaced something horrible her trust in the school was. on that night hannah and her friends went to a fellow student's house party. it was a typical college evening filled with dancing and laughter. it wasn't until the party began to wind down that hannah's friends noticed she was missing. hannah was always very safety conscious and never wandered off alone. so her friends were immediately worried and began frantically looking for her in the house. they called her name. searched the entire first floor. hannah was nowhere to be found. so they tried to go upstairs to search the second floor, but a man grabbed them and forced them down the stairs. nobody was allowed to go upstairs, he said. hannah's friends argued with him. they screamed

the forecast for the poe bowl is a good one for the eagles i'm thinking kristen. >> it is pro bowl rostersnight and the eagles cancer challenges us. to find smarter solutions. to offer more precise and less invasive treatment options than before. like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy. see how we're fighting to outsmart cancer at cancercenter.com/outsmart with a dozen dunkin' donuts for $6.99. 12 tasty treats with with holiday flavors sprinkled in. grab a dozen holiday donuts or any classic donuts for $6.99 and make some merry out there. the holidays run on dunkin'. ♪ >>> being selected for the pro bowl is kind of log getting an invitation from your friend from high school wedding. you want to be invite but you don want to go. you'd rather be playing in the super bowl. do you want to risk getting injured for game that doesn't matter. eagles have six players. fletcher cox, malcolm jenkins, zach ertz, brandon brooks, lane johnson and carson wept a greated in for all of them. but also shows how arbitrary the system is because guys like brandon graham and jason kelce an lot of others

course it really is a split as you say so the chair of the banking committee in the senate is mike craig poe from idaho and he's actually a very fair fellow and he and sherrod brown shirt brown is the ranking democrat from ohio and a progressive member and also really thoughtful fellow and they have actually worked pretty well together this year on the banking committee and that's nice to see given all the political acrimony in the world and in the country and in the congress but this is major league messy with scott garrett and the democrats all postum were two republicans attempts got from south carolina and mike rounds from south dakota who each opposed the most with two republicans and so it's bipartisan support against this guy the vote was thirteen to ten to reject him and it was just sort of a bad deal because you know former congressman garrett just wanted to do away with the ex-im bank and this is part of a sort of a strategy by the trumpet ministration to put people in place in some of these agencies who actually want nothing more than to tear down the agencies themselves you and i

i again thank my colleague, judge poe and yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back, the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. poe: i thank the gentleman for bringing this amendment to the floor. gladly support it. and i yield back the balance of my time. and that's just the way it is. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from illinois. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 2 printed in part a of house report 115-463. for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek recognition? ms. meng: mr. chairman i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 2 printed in part a of house report 115-463 offered by ms. mention of new york. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 658, the gentlelady from new york, ms. mention, and a member opposed each will control fi

the forecast for the poe bowl is a good one for the eagles i'm thinking kristen. >> it is pro bowl rosterseased tonight and the eagles ♪ you need to survive much more than the cold to be a polar bear plunger. it takes courage, bravery and heart. each year these winter warriors jump to frozen glory to raise money for special olympics pennsylvania athletes and with nine locations statewide you're never far from a polar plunge in your area. join us... the many, the brave... the ones who are "freezin' for a reason." ♪ >>> being selected for the pro bowl is kind of log getting an invitation from your friend from high school wedding. you want to be invite but you don want to go. you'd rather be playing in the super bowl. do you want to risk getting injured for game that doesn't matter. eagles have six players. fletcher cox, malcolm jenkins, zach ertz, brandon brooks, lane johnson and carson wept a greated in for all of them. but also shows how arbitrary the system is because guys like brandon graham and jason kelce an lot of others got snubbed. kelce is the -- rated as the top offensive lineman

the public defender matt gonzalez said the jury should have beeninstructed on momentary poe possession and that momentary possession of a gun isn't a crime and he'll file an appeal. >>> coming up new details on the toll taker who was killed and how the crash could speed up a change that has been on the drawing board. >> plus it's move-in day, the new plans to house the homeless in oakland. >> google goes sideways, the bay area company's twist on the skyscraper. crash at the bay bridge toll plaza is prompting new safety concerns. d si si han >> closed captioning for this newscast is sponsored by living spaces. >>> this past weekend's deadly crash at the bay bridge toll plaza is prompting new safety concerns. 46-year-old cici hahn was killed saturday morning after ibok truck slammed into a line of cars and -- a box truck slammed into a loon of cars and into the toll booth she -- line of cars and into the toll booth she was working. the truck driver daniel burke was arrested for suspicion of dui and manslaughter. kpix5 reporter phil matier is live at the bay bridge toll plaza where there'

thank you talking about seven million people since the beginning of the year who are on the brink of poe'sdiddly of starvation and this is because not because humanitarian aid is not allowed in it's because commercial food is not like you're allowed to very much and it's who heard day that for christians the port that takes eighty percent. of home lots of the country a little previous i was telling one second as the previous speaker just said you know where the majority of the population are in the area controlled by the who thing so if they are not going to be allowed to be dying of hunger then food has and fuel have to be allowed in to provide them with the basics of a simple surviving q thank you very much indeed of course it will have to leave it thank you to have a lot of. luck and mohamed. and thank you to fortune you can see the program again at the time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter one hundred is a.j. inside story fro

upsetting to see salei was at the helm of yemen from one nine hundred ninety until twenty twelve mr poe used during the arab spring the internal conflict didn't shoot afterwards saw him team up with the rebels against president hadi however salai made a public break from the shia rebel fighters in a speech on saturday salah is former allies saw this movie as a betrayal a move to drive forces loyal to him out of the capital sana'a who the rebels say the politician was killed when he was trying to flee the city in fact the car you can see now is believed to be the one he was trying to escape in the shia militants claim son are is now under their control with prasar lay. lish is defeated a local journalist in the yemeni capital believes there's been a clear divide among yemenis over sally's dealings with the saudis this latest decision to turn back to the domination of saudi arabia has angered many yemenis pressuring the saudi whereas to the killing of. thousands of civilians and also it's a devastating impacts of its blockade will be imposed of the country. such a decision that the. saudi

like bear -- yeah. >> what's poe's bear name. >> poe's was smokey bear. >> oh, okay. [ laughter ] >>e fisher and give her a kiss one of my -- i love that moment so much. i'm just wonder wagon was happening on that day? do you remember the specific moment? >> well, yeah, that was kind of the area in front of the drive in and all the trailers were back there and you had the ad trailers in front and a ping-pong table where we were constantly playing -- i was constantly beating adam at ping-pong at that table. and then we would, yeah, that's where we would pass by each other kind of like the water cooler area, and yeah, whenever i would see carrie and billy on the little golf cart, i'd have a coke with her and bug her and kiss her. we would sing or do, you know, all sorts of stuff there. that was -- that was just a lot of days were like that. >> beautiful moment. >> yeah. >> i'm wondering i don't know how much you can give away i'm curious bore your character's hair. it's fascinating. i don't know if it's purple or pink. is there a story line why she has that particular hairstyle? i thin

poe: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. poe: mr. speaker. the auctioneer shouted, does anybody want to buy a worker? here's a worker. big strong man. what's the bid? sold to the highest bid of $400. mr. speaker, west africans go to libya thinking they will get a job in europe, but instead are sold in libya to labor and sex traffickers. these africans simply seek a new life free from terrorism, persecution and famine. however, they become victims of modern day slavery. in the years following the united states overthrow of the libyan government, the nation became a failed state. seeking further into despair, the state -- the failed state became a brothel of slavery. human sex and labor trafficking. people are bound to the slave block and sold at the marketplace of sex slavery and labor trafficking. mr. speaker, slavery is a crime against humanity, and the united states must exercise caution when toppling regimes without understanding t

. >> we have these, we brought ray, poe, others are available, these are available for all ages, youngerut older teams and adult love to play with them. heather: the room decor. karaoke, have you heard of joe joe's singing sensation and what this karaoke machine, from the kids, is you attach this to your tv she is known for her bows kids love to wear, attach it to the tv, lyrics will appear on your tv screen and it is lighting up -- >> this is bella, one of the most interactive dolls we have ever seen, very expressive, a little spoon, she has a pacifier, recognizing this. >> that is amazing, lots of fun, very interactive. drones. >> huge always. this is the angler. this is from alpha group. look how cool this is. he is really easy to control, automatic takeoff and landing with the push of a button. heather: okay. lots of ideas for folks if you haven't had time, take these into consideration, thank you, appreciate it, glad to have you back, time is 8 minutes until the top of the hour and donald trump junior fired up on twitter after his private testimony was leaked, more on that ahead, st

poe: mr. speaker, history is a great educator. we remember american history, the war of independence started when the british tried to take away the firearms of americans. lexington and concord, that revolution was successful because americans were able to be armed. the texas war of independence started when the mexican government tried to take away the firearms of texans. that started at gonzalez, texas, and it was successful and we became an independent country. the second amendment is a constitutional right that americans have. my friends on the other side seem to want -- they don't like the second amendment. they wish it wasn't there. they do everything in their power to restrict the privilege and the right that we have under the second amendment and we get it because of our history. to protect us from government and also for self-defense. my friends talk about gun violence, you got to remember, gun violence happens in many times where people are disarmed and it usually takes a gun to stop that gun, just like it did at the chu

poe: i thank the speaker, i thank the chairman of the judiciary committee for the time. mr. speaker, in our bill of rights, there are a lot of rights listed. in the first amendment of the bill of rights, there are five rights that are mentioned. and the first right in the first amendment is mentioned first in my opinion because it's the most important right. and that is the right of religious freedom. and if you notice the wording in that right, it protects the right to freely exercise one's religion. it's more than believe whatever you want to believe religiously. you have the right to practice your religion. freely exercise it. wise words from the founders. and the write -- from the founders and the writers of the constitution and the bill of rights. now we have a situation in our country where that right is being threatened. even this morning, an attempted terror attack should remind us that we need to be vigilanted on the war on terror because people in the name of terror commit what they -- crimes against other americans because they hate them. hate their religion, hate

poe: mr. speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the house is not in order. please take your conversations outside. please take your conversations outside. thank you. the gentlelady is recognized. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you so much, mr. speaker. i'd like to talk about jamie dupree who serves as the radio news director of the washington bureau of cox media corporation. i've had the privilege of knowing jamie for more than two decades with his professional coverage of both congressional and national politics, jamie has become a trusted voice for radio listeners in atlanta as well as in my home state of florida. however, in the summer of 2016, jamie, a radio reporter, lost his voice to tongue protution dystonia, a neurological condition which can create severe speech, swallowing and breathing difficulties. this is a rare condition which has no known treatment, and it prevents jamie's brain from connecting to his mouth and causes his throat to push his tongue out of his mouth

preco, that that the hearing would occd the commission could consider b9 project for construction and poe grounds for revocation to change wording of commission number tw. for the commission to consider revocation revocation of the authorization and consider the s this is a conditional use authorization. >> shame on you for calling the. >> go ahead. >> good evening, commissioners,e project is to establish as condl use authorization to establish a restaurant use called butter an, in an existing commercial spacee corner of 17th and church stree. this space is limited in existig limited commercial use space wia residential zoning district. and per the regulations for limd commercial use, the most restrie neighborhood commercial use stas apply. a when looking at these commercia. since this project is within a r mieflt castro and thmile of thea conditional use authorization. the project is on the ground fla mixed-use building. while currently vacant, it was t recently used as a laundromat. this concludes the special repo. >> thank you, project sponsor. >> good evening, samomay bujohd. i live i

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poe: mr. speaker, history is a great educator. we remember american history, the war of independence started when the british tried to take away the firearms of americans. lexington and concord, that revolution was successful because americans were able to be armed. the texas war of independence started when the mexican government tried to take away the firearms of texans. that started at gonzalez, texas, and it was successful and we became an independent country. the second amendment is a constitutional right that americans have. my friends on the other side seem to want -- they don't like the second amendment. they wish it wasn't there. they do everything in their power to restrict the privilege and the right that we have under the second amendment and we get it because of our history. to protect us from government and also for self-defense. my friends talk about gun violence, you got to remember, gun violence happens in many times where people are disarmed and it usually takes a gun to stop that gun, just like it did at the chu

amy: this morning pros on the track at poe -- problems on the track at potomac avenue. crack likely happened after the sudden temperature drop. i >> like cold wehe thank god i'm not in erie or minnesota, i'd move. >> frigid temperatures that didn't keep some going about a regular day. >> i keep moving. i have on tons of socks. >> i heard there might be snow on saturday and i came out to buy my texas chili stuff. >> stay warm. stay inside. >> bundle up with someone. amy: gad advice there. most people told me if they spent any time outdoors they will keep it shorter than usual. amy aubert, abc7 news. >> we got hit this year. larry: they are digging out in oswego, new york, as the mayor lifts state of emergency. nasa snap how much snow covering the eastern u.s. look at that. what it doesn't show is the bitter chill. that is evident in if places like hamburg, new york, where ice covers everything. nancy: download the free stormwatch7 app to stay on top of the wind chill and when the winter blast could ease up. larry: new information tonight after a man tried to get away fro

we are out there with100,000 poe 182 state trucks and 190 contractor trucks. out there, the bitterly cold temperatures with the snow, snow adheres to the road immediately and created tough travel conditions this morning, but our guys are out there an we're doing our best to plow where necessary and salt. >> we can't say it enough, chris and i have have been talking all morning how easy it is to let their guard down because it is not a big amount of snow. people need to be extra careful and take their time and avoid the schuylkill expressway right? >> the schuylkill expressway right now i would use an i woult that. the tow trucks have to get in there and tow the cars out of there and get the roadway clear so our vehicles can net in there and -- can get in there and get the salt down and clear the roadways. you were giving good advice, motorists if they can delay their travel they should. use caution and reduce speeds and watch following distance between themselves and the car in front of them. situations are not ideal. like i said it may not be snowing a lot, b

mueller will want to get a full debrief from george pap pen done poe louse. that's where the collision is coming from. they're telling trump, hey, hold on. this is clear and upstream. that's where you have a problem. >> michael, great to have you. >> sure. >>> for more on the mueller investigation, i'm joined by evelyn farkus. let me start with you, evelyn. we've been watching this sort of growing chorus of members of congress intimating there's corrupt bias, corruption, i will legit ma sis shooting through the fbi. here's francis rooney saying he wants to know the political contributions. >> we should look at all of the totality of fbi leaders, reporters. >> and why do you want to do this? >> well, if you're going to -- to make -- >> because you don't trust the investigation. you don't trust the team? >> i have a little bit of concern when i saw those e-mails, when i see that this re lady worked for eric holder and the clinton foundation. when i see the reading in director mccabe's office, that makes me nervous. >> it's disgusting poll six i'm sorry to say.

poe her mother's boyfriend, 32-year-old earl kinnie has been charged in connection with her death.e his first court appearance later this morning. >>> a hazing incident at the college of william and mary led school officials to take action. william and mary officials suspended the sorority after the organization violated the university's hazing policy. the school says the group limited contact with nonmembers, isolated members, forced them to eat. the sorority could be suspended until the end of the spring 2018 semester. >>> avoiding disaster. an emergency landing just shy of local homes. the pilot being called a hero speaks out. the move he made as his engine went out over alexandria. >> reporter: a fourth suspect has been arrested and will be charged in the brutal murder of two montgomery county teenagers hours before their graduation. details o desk with breaking news. president trump has just endorsed alabama senate candidate roy moore. this all just came down in the last few minutes. the president tweeted democrats' refusal to give massive tax cuts in alabama. we need his vote