they're going to tow them. >> let's get to westville again. remember we were lip in a advertised by his wiper blades, little whiling. >> but now thomas is going to talk to us. >> he'll hypnotize us on his own, hello, thomas. >> hey, good morning, guys, a lot of friendly people on the roadways, a lot of speeders going about 80-eight a miles per hour on their cell phones, too, we say take it slow, take it easy, watch the roads, not the case this morning. probably because the weather here, i'll give you better view of the road. 295, going down, we just left westville, going toward swedesboro area. so once again 295, toward that area. seeing steady rain, little bit of snow, and then switching over, depending on mile by mile as you go here. basically the roadways not too bad. you know, we heard the governor yesterday say they were able to brine before the rain arrived here, have 207,000 tons of salt available to treat the roads, if in fact it does become even worse here. not a lot of people on the roadways, that has a lot to do with the state of em

the civilians are returning to their rebuilding you still left other people walking home you stand westville that well without fears it's a good comparison because the same claims were being made to vote he still let go fourteen months ago that are now being made to vote and it's basically a lot of bolts information accusations without evidence then and just let's call it what it is properly and. many media outlets have been quick to compare the situation in eastern with what was seen in the previously besieged syrian city of aleppo but as ego has done of comments they often overlook a number of inconvenient truths in their reports. president assad and his russian are like the accused of unleashing all out war against the people of ghouta russia and the syrian government are launching an offensive actually examining those wires hundreds of missiles and mortars on civilian homes and hospitals hospitals are targets in syria and the regime has been bombing them ruthlessly among all things eased goatees one of the last jihadi bastions just like aleppo it's been a long time den of the nusra front

before we can get traffic rolling again over there in westville. new jersey, under state of emergency, as a live look here , route 70 and 73, but i don't know about you, mixed messages, state of emergency in new jersey, stay off the roads, but the mt. laurel school district is open. yes, they have half day because of what parent teacher conferences but i guess they want the parents to come out in the afternoon? so new jersey's got a lot going on over there, speed restrictions up and down the new jersey turnpike. if you got to go somewhere to -- the way to go today market frankford broad street subway big work horses cents running on '7 trains every 20 minute, karen, tomorrow, back over to you. >> i know the governor was asked about that, bob, he said we're keeping our eye on northern jersey where they'll get the brunt of the storm but want to certain encompass the entire state to give everyone a warning for later this morning and this afternoon, when it does pick up. 5:19. let's continue our coverage here. >> out to jenn fred, jen, waking up this m

. >> as he said he was lead counsel and we will return to the museum in westville, new york which is a collection of papers including some from his work on ferguson. >> in our archives we have the actual document that he held in red at the supreme court and it's 45 pages long and we don't know that he ever got through it all because they stop and ask questions and this is a pretty lengthy thing and so we are not even sure he made it through the whole thing at the supreme court. >> host: forty-five page oral argument. he said at the outset he faces challenges on the 13th and 14th amendment and can you give us a synopsis of what arguments he made for the court? >> guest: the 13th amendment is the argument that racial segregation is one of the badges or incidences of slavery. if urban slavery but also interpreted to allow congress and enforce it to go somewhat broader and forcing it to go somewhere broader but not suarez heavy ruling on segregation. on the 14th amendment the argument is the government is not allowed to know the race of its citizens and government has to be colorblind an

you sideways, brooklawn circle, thought they could make it through and they didn't over here in westvilleout the circle closed because of high tide. route 73 at route 130, some downed wires in pennsauken whole ramp configuration there, has lane restrictions, speed restrictions on 495, now, again, it is just rain right now, as you roll up through delaware. and up and down that 495 interchange, and here is a example light in gladwynn, we talk about earlier, that heavy, it is a heavy thick snow weighing down the branches, there is the problem we had over there in pennsauken, the heavy snow sits on top of the power lines. and that's going to become a problem as we move through the rest of the day. think you're flying in think again. delays and concellations cents down at fly. the airport is always own. you just want to check with your airline before you head down there. back to you. >> oh. >> team coverage. >> hold on. i can't. there is a five box. we're still working on the six box? >> oh! >> now we're in the box. we made it. >> we got a six box up? >> see? >> hey, guys, everyone out, there