it called out on the governor state connecticut and all connecticut jurisdictions to immediate release -- people incarcerated, pretrial and postconviction. it also said that postconviction the governor should release as many people incarcerated postconviction as possible including but not limited to all people over the age of 55. by that standard, nearly every committee member in here -- individuals who have respiratory conditions and/or immunocompromised or those eligible for parole or who are currently incarcerated for technical parole violations. in addition, and argued that they should declare a moratorium on incarceration. and urged the governor to issued executive order directing state's attorney and law enforcement entities to immediately cease adding to the population given the high risk of infection and to those entering correctional facilities. they were declaring us sort of an incarceration holiday. think of the message it sent at the time. if you commit a crime in the state connecticut you won't be thrown in prison because of covid. it asked for all arrest practices to be c

the gentlewoman from connecticut is recognized. ms. delauro: i yield myself such time as i may consume. i rise in smort of this continuing resolution. first of all, let me step back and wish the chair of the appropriations committee a happy birthday. happy bigot day, happy birthday, ms. granger. ms. granger: i thank the speaker for her reasonable plan. ms. delauro: i rise in support of this continuing resolution which i hope is the last of the fiscal year 2024 appropriations process. this continuing resolution keeps the government open while the appropriations committees in the house and senate continue bipartisan negotiations on final 2024 funding bills that are in line with the agreement we have had since last june. i am encouraged by the conversations that have taken place since the top line numbers were reaffirmed in the schumer-johnson agreement, and i appreciate the good faith and respectful four-corner negotiation that took place to put forward this continuing resolution. i hope the current pace and tone will result in swiftly f

. >> a church in connecticut suddenly collapses without warning, the roof and steeple crashing to the ground. how did it happen? and what's next for the damaged church built in the 1850s? plus. a death involving a peanut allergy triggers a cookie recall a young woman dying after eating a mislabeled product. >> what we're learning. >> sorry, speeders. the new proposed law in one state requiring a device in cars, limiting how fast they can go, and special delivery. >> the deputy who went above and beyond after arresting a food delivery driver. >> from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. >> good morning everyone. i'm lionel moise in for andrew, and i'm alison kosik in for rhiannon. >> and we begin with alabama. s controversial execution of a convicted murderer who spent decades on death row, 58 year old kenneth smith was put to death using nitrogen gas, one state official calling it a humane method of execution. >> but critics disagree. the state of alabama executing death row inmate kenneth smith overnight, marking the first time in u.s. history nitrogen gas was used to

the chair now recognizes the gentleman from connecticut, mr. courtney, for five minutes. mr.tney: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, as we begin the second year of the 118th congress, a congress which, unfortunately, in its first year was one of the lowest and least productive congresses in only 31 bills, it is time, i believe, for us to come together and identify measures which have strong bipartisan support and would make a the people of this country. one of those bills is h.r. 2663, the workplace violence prevention for health care workers and social workers act. a bill i introduced back in april with congressman don bacon of nebraska. 151 co-sponsors. 10 republicans are part of this effort. it is supported by 76 health care organizations, particularly those centered around nursing. the caring profession that every family relies on. it's to addss the fightenning and accelerating epidemic -- fightenning and accelerating epidemic of workplace violence that people going to work every da in our hospitals, nursing homes, e.m.s. ambulances, home health nurses are facing every

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emergency crews on scene in new london, connecticut. capturing the moment of the roof and steeple coming down crashing down. officials tonight say two congregations actually use this church. they help with meals for the community. it's a miracle only one person was inside who survived this. >> reporter: tonight, an investigation under way after the structural collapse of a historic church in downtown new london, connecticut. >> possible explosion. caller does see smoke. >> reporter: the roof and steeple crumbling in the middle of the day, shrouding city blocks in a haze of dust. >> the church just went down. >> reporter: lester harris had just parked his car across the street. >> i heard this boom sound, and i looked to my left, and there was the church all in one piece. but then it just collapsed right down the middle. >> reporter: miraculously the only person inside the building at the time escaped without injury. >> she thought it was a windstorm. she didn't pay it any mind until she heard them yelling, "evacuate." >> reporter: the f

well, details of a four year old murder mystery are now unfolding in a connecticut courtroom. a woman is accused of helping her, then boyfriend cover up the murder of his ex wife. he took his own life before his trial, leaving her behind to take the heat. here's abc's alison kosik this morning. >> day two, expected in the trial of michelle traconis. she's accused of helping her boyfriend at the time, fotis dulos cover up the suspected murder of his ex-wife, jennifer dulos, in her connecticut home in may 2019. dulos friends and loved ones were in court yesterday, including her 88 year old mother for the start of the long awaited trial. a connecticut jury watched body camera footage of officers on the missing persons call for dulos, discovering what appeared to be blood on a range rover parked in her garage on the right. >> passenger side of that vehicle on the floor. i observed what appeared to be a footprint, uh, a red reddish and color could have been a footprint of blood. >> police allege fotis dulos waited for jennifer dulos to return home from dropping their kids at school

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut yields. the gentleman from nebraska is recognized. mr. smith: thank you, mr. speaker. i certainly thank my colleagues for bipartisan effort in moving forward a solution. i'm proud to say that the aditiomeans committee is that, especially social security issues are bipartisan and whether we can work together, we can move legislation forward -- and when we work together, we can move legislation forward. i always welcome opportunities to have discussions we know are important for america and the need to address sial that we can have a bipartisan action moving forward. but meanwhile, we have a bill here that i think showed that we can work together -- shows that we can work together to strengthen socialut some fraud and assist the american people in out fraud and hopefullyreventing it so that social security can be stronger as a result. so i urge my colleagues to support this good piece ofngl aheofeg> p emen for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker i mo

last year, there were at least 377 unintentional shootings by ethan's law in connecticut, deaths.e songs helped pass ethan's law in connecticut, requiring all firearms to be safely stored in homes occupied by minors under 18. how confident are you that this will become a nationwide law? >> well, i'm 100% confident. >> supremely. >> yeah, because i will not stop until it is done. >> reporter: a growing number of parents turned advocates, fighting in memory of their children. jerickaduncan, cbs news, guilford, connecticut. >> norah: thre was a terrifying scene in a las vegas courtroom when a man attacked a judge just as she was about to sentence him. we've got the details next. got . o sentence him. we've got the details next. believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. you know that feeling of having to re-wash dishes that didn't get clean? i don't. platinum plus is cascade's best clean ever. with double the dawn and double the scrubbers, it remov

the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from connecticut, mr. courtney, for five minutes mr. courtney: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to take a minute this morning to look at the 118th congress, which just completed its first year of operation last december. it was sadly the least productive congress in memory. 31 bills were enacted during that first year of the 118th congress. again, that is a fraction of thn introduced in this congress. obvi of interparty fighting with the majority party. now with a year left it's our duty to try to find bipartisan measures that are actually going to help this country and address real problems for americans. the good news is we can go friday, ways and means committee, reported out h.r. 7024, which again is a bill aimed at making corrections and improvements to the tax code that are long overdue. there are three basic pieces to it. number one, it reinstated the child tax credit, which had been wiped out after arpa expired. this will take roughly half a million children out of poverty. low-income families don't

the disappearance and presumed death of jennifer dulos, the connecticut mom of five who vanished suddenly19. her loved ones left without answers. answers may finally be coming to light in the trial that began this week against michelle troconis, the then-girlfriend of dulos' estranged husband. >> the woman facing charges in the death and disappearance of a missing connecticut mother, jennifer dulos. >> jurors will soon derma she will troconis' fate in a case that has gripped our state. >> juju: this connecticut courthouse the center of a mysterious true crime saga that grabbed headlines for nearly five years, the disappearance of jennifer dulos. the mom of five vanishing in 2019 from her home, her body never found. >> the fact that we have a missing mother of five for so long really made the nation think, where could she be, what could have happened? >> juju: michelle troconis entering court flanked by family and attorneys. the first person to stand trial in connection to jennifer's disappearance. >> michelle troconis' trial signifies the start of being able to get some answers and have s

in connecticut, transportation officials are preparing for the snowstorm headed their way. is in hartford with more on the state's plans to keep thousands of miles of roads clear and safe. >> reporter: officials have said they do not expect any major disruptions in some of the major cities throughout the northeast. however, going into sunday, we do expect at least some significant snowfall, particularly in portions of the northeast. in fact, if the forecast holds true, we are expecting what could be perhaps one of the biggest snow storms here in hartford, connecticut, that we've seen in about three years. last time, we saw close to a foot of snow. it's one of the reasons why connecticut transportation officials have been preparing for this. they've been deploying, prestagsing, prepositioning over 600 pieces of dedicated snow removal equipment. it will be their job to work throughout the night to make sure the nearly 4,000 miles of roadways are safe and clear. one of the things that officials have on their side is the fact that this storm will be hitting on the weekend durin

for now clear sailing in connecticut. plows have been working overnight. they still rolled out over 600 individual dedicated pieces of snow removal equipment for this one, guys. >> polo, appreciate you being out there. i feel for you. i hate it when it's below 65 degrees. good to see you, polo. cnn meteorologist allison chinchar joining us now. so the storm is still impacting millions of people, what can we expect and there is another one coming in right behind it. >> that's right. yeah, the main impact for today is just more snow. this system isn't done yet. for some of these areas they have had plenty, unionville, new york, has already picked up a foot of snow and we've got more on the way, heavy snow coming down across syracuse, also in boston right now, places like portland and manchester also getting some snow. but this system is largely going to exit out a little bit farther offshore over the rest of the day today. we will see this system ending today. still expecting 3 to 5 inches widespread, some areas could pick up 8 to 10 additional inches of sno

in 2019, the songs helped pass ethan's law in connecticut, requiring all firearms to be safely storedn homes occupied by minors under 18. how confident you that this will become a nationwide law? >> i'm 100% confident. >> supremely. >> yeah, because i will not stop until it's done. >> reporter: a growing number of parents turned advocates, fighting in memory of their children. jericka duncan, cbs news, gilford, connecticut. >>> there was a terrifying scene in a las vegas courtroom when a in a las vegas courtroom when a man attack adjudges, just as she feeling sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down and also helps lower cholesterol and slows sugar absorption to promote healthy blood sugar levels. so you can feel lighter and more energetic. lighten everyday the metamucil way. feel less sluggish & weighed down after just 14 days. sign up for the 2 week challenge at metamucil.com bladder leak underwear has one job. i ju

osborn's assault of the 24th massachusetts and 10th connecticut. gilmore proposed merging both attacks under current law. osborn dahlgren responded. i cannot consent to let the commander be other than a naval officer. ultimately, all they agreed on was using the watchword detroit to prevent friendly fire. a distraught gilmore sent dahlgren one final message. we must trust to chance and hope for the best no matter who gets the fort. if we place our flag over it. unsurprised, teasingly seasick, or as quartermaster, intercepted and all the messages. both groups marshaled their assault boats. the tug dandelion towed dorgan's boats toward sumter at 10 p.m. once close, they released at 1 a.m. on september 9th, major elliott observed the navy's boats approaching as sumter garrison mustard dahlgren closed on uss philadelphia, and once close, the admiral got into a rowboat and began heading for mt hse. at that moment, sumter, quote, threw up a rocket and burned a red light. and almost immediately the batteries on sullivan's and james island opened a heavy f

veterans day had the biggest veterans day ceremony and connecticut.ot hard to bring in vets to tell their story. if you are going to do this, then bring in guys and gals that wore the uniform, talking to the kids, if you're doing that -- rachel: they could celebrate with their families and be a kid. everybody loves a three day weekend. if it's only two more i don't see the problem with that. pete: never feels like that. will: a bigger story like you have been talking about. pete: check out poison ivy, it is about ivy league institutions and delete universities poisoning the minds not just of students who attend but our culture, our media, our government and it is not just a new phenomenon after october 7th this has been happening for decades, fast forward the entire story of how it happened. rachel: whoever came up with the title deserves a raise. will: executives came up with that title. if you put that backup. pete: i had input on the far shot. the smile on the face. this is a more stoic thing. rachel: the head shot, very serious. that's not really

they should not be stealing somebody's home in connecticut to build a plant that they never actuallyuilt. i stand for all forms of protection for private property rights. i swear an oath to defend it, which says it must be for a public use. a private company -- i'm going to say something that i think everybody in this room agrees with, even the two ladies who asked questions respectfully. i don't think any private company including an oil company should be able to use eminent domain. a company should not be using eminent domain period. it is excusively for a public use. i don't care if you're on the left or the right. i don't care if you're black or white. it cannot just be for a public purpose. it has to be to what is a public use, public purpose, will not suffice. i will stand by that principle, left or right. that what it means to swear an oath to the constitution and keep it. >> people in the community are dying. vivek: i reject the myth that people are dying because of the use of fossil fuels and climate change. that rejects truth. more people are dying today of bad climate chan

not iowa but derry ann connecticut, where he essentially said three major things. no labels will decide what to do by super tuesday. that is the tuesday in march where most of the states will have been i guess, the most of the primaries will have taken place that day, the major ones. you will get a good indication who is on the republican ballot. number two, he said he is meeting with president biden. i think this is key. he said he is meeting with him in the coming days to try to talk him off the ledge to going so far left. during the conversation, he was no fan of donald trump and you know the other day he said he can't vote for trump, he is too much of a patriot but not very complimentary of on biden. liz: manchin is too much of a patriot. >> but he was not comply men at thatry of biden. he basically turned over the democratic party to bernie sanders and the left. he handed people money. biden came back to him i have the most diverse candidate, yes, racially diverse but most idealogically rigid leftist cabinet and appointments ever and it is moving the country i

and 10th connecticut. gilmore proposed merging both attacks undercooler in osborne, where he responded by i cannot consent to let them be other than a naval officer. ultimately all they agreed on was using the watch word detroit to prevent friendly fire. a distraught gilmore sent dahlgren one final message. we must trust to chance and hope for the best. no matter who gets the fort, if we place our flag over it. unsurprisingly c. s.s. quarter master intercept the and decoded all the messages. the tugged dandelion towed the boats towards sumter at 10:00 p.m. once close, they released. at 1:00 a.m. on september 9, major ellio observed the navy's boats approaching. as sumter's garrison and mustard, they closed on u.s.s. philadelphia. once close, the admirable got into a row boat and began heading for sumter himself. at that had moment, sumter threw up a rocket and burned a red light, and almost immediately the batteries on sullivans and james island opened a heavy fire. c.s.s. had a good chance to work her gun

one of our favorite companies called pfizer that was looking connecticut and they said this is a public purpose that was sufficient to allow pfizer to take a pink house from a woman that has now been raised to the ground, and that was what the supreme court held 5 to 4 but sandra day o'connor may her soul rest in peace, wrote a dissent along with rehnquist and thomas, who understand the constitution of this country, which said that if you can use eminent domain to seize the land of people in connecticut for pfizer to create more jobs, you can use it literally for anything, to seize any private property even when the government had nothing to do with it and that was a perversion that would make our founding fathers roll over in their graves. george washington, thomas jefferson, alexander hamilton and john jay are rolling in their graves. the good news is we live in a state right here in iowa, we are in a state right here that has adopted iowa utilities board, adopted the sandra day o'connor rehnquist thomas of you that says in the state of iowa to use eminent domain it has to be a public

that's the sentiment from the pastor of this historic church in connecticut whose steeple was destroyedsay they have to demolish the reminder of the new london engaging heaven church due to heavy damage while officials invest what caused the collapse. pete: pastor bob nichols joins us now. pastor, thank you for being here. i -- what a turn of events. first of all, how is your congregation, how are your people? it's sunday. what are your plans? >> well, i'll tell you what, a few days ago i couldn't imagine that we would be sitting in this historic theater set up for a sunday with the entire city around us. last sunday we were sitting in our building enjoying a service, not thinking anything was going to happen. it's crazy that it did this week. and one week later from what has happened, what most people would consider, you know, complete devastation and loss of something so, you know, amazing our spirits are high. it's unbelievable where we find ourselves three days after such a tragic event. kiln. will: pastor, tell us about the event is. were there people in the church? i know everyone

. >>> the massive steeple collapsing at a church in connecticut. >>> and six months to paris, inside the new olympic village as we count down to the summer games >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome former president donald trump had his say in court today as his defense rested its case in the defamation case against him by writer e. jean carroll. the former president spent under five minutes on the witness stand clashing with the judge over what he was allowed to say. mr. trump hoping to sway a federal jury in new york from ordering him to pay carroll potentially millions in damages. while in the political forum, mr. trump is applying pressure to sway republicans to rally around his candidacy for president, threatening to blacklist donors who contribute to his gop challenger nikki haley. mr. trump also making waves in congress tonight ryan nobles has late details. >> reporter: tonight after wins in iowa and new hampshire on the campaign trail, republican front runner donald trump back in a courtroom testifying for only a few minutes.

in blue-collar connecticut. it was a rundown house so much that the real estate agent was embarrass today her and she insisted this was the house of her dreams. she would have to put blood, sweat and tears but she wanted to get the money to make the house perfect. she ebb rolled in and took correspondence. she put every dime into the house making it absolutely perfect. it was perfect that she painted it odessa pink and after she was done, it was one of her favorite colors. it turned out beautiful. she even put her name on the house. called it the ki lo, while this was going on, what she didn't know a storm was brewing. the city of new london was seek to go bring in a corporation and they found a partner in the pfizer corporation and the pfizer corporation want today come in and partner with the city of new london to clean up and move into an old mill site but they didn't just want that site, what they also wanted was a large amount of property where they could put a health club, upscale condos some nice upscale

and they struck that back at a town called wethersfield, connecticut. a few months after that, the massachusetts and connecticut militias kind of joined forces in order to retaliate and the retaliate the retaliation really came through to the village of connecticut and it was a slaughter after this kind of ambush in mystic, connecticut, the women and children were enslaved in new england. so you get refugees right from this, from this, from what happened in being kind of fanned out as enslaved people across new england. but the men and boys who were considered to threatening. right if they were to stay in the region they might be able to amass and kind of regroup up and attack again. they were actually traded down to the caribbean, down to to the into slave markets of the caribbean. and they were actually put on a ship, the name of the ship was the ship desire. and they were sent down a ship that had been built in new england. it was built with new england timber, and this ship was sent down to the caribbean and they were sold these the men boys were so

stanford, connecticut represented in the black uniforms. about appreciation today. do you guys feel appreciated >> absolutely. also for -- to remember the men and women who lost their life protecting and serving the community they love. >> steve: what can people watching today do to appreciate law enforcement? >> if you see us, say hello. say thank you. always looking for other members, ny trooper.com. another process starting soon. if you are interested, go to the website. we're looking for people. >> ainsley: anything you want to say? >> an opportunity for the public to remember the sacrifices of many and understand our job is a very difficult one and we can raise awareness. >> bill: any moment now we're expectin

"usa today" reports four siblings died in a connecticut house fire. flames broke out tuesday night in a two-family home in the town of somers. the children ranging in age from 5 to 12. three other children including a 19-year-old escaped by jumping from the second floor. officials say the mother was not home at the time. no word on a cause. >>> newjersey.com said an imam died after being shot outside a new york mosque. imam hassan sharif was in his car yesterday morning when he was shot multiple times. new jersey's attorney general says there's no evidence indicating the shooting was related to anti-muslim bias, and there's no word on a possible motive. the $25,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. >>> and "the alexander herald leader" says the kentucky state capitol and said other state capitols were evacuated after receiving bomb threats. authorities say a mass email was sent to secretaries of state across the country yesterday saying bombs had been placed in state capitols. michigan, georgia, hawaii, mississippi, and con

host: let's hear from marlene in connecticut, on the independent line. caller: thank you for taking my call. as an independent voter and a blue state, i'm not affiliated with the party but i do have a lot of questions about the republicans stance on border security. why they vote against every package that includes border security and calling for a shutdown of government. don't they realize that shutting down the government includes border control. it's disconcerting that they don't realize side or they are trying to guess i people. as a woman voter, it's concerning the stance they take on removing rights from women. they vote to cover viagra as a medical product but remove health care for women. birth control in some states, abortion and others. host: >> this here to hear from r president trump responding to an appeals court. -- if we adopt what president biden wants, we open the pen doors box to political prosecution after political prosecution. in fact, joe biden should be prosecuted for trying to stop this man from becoming the next president of the

northwest while thousands of miles away in the northeast, evacuations ordered after a dam burst in connecticut. people piling into boats to escape. al roker is tracking the new threat. >>> also tonight, the shake-up in the 2024 gop primary race chris christie dropping out what he was heard saying on a hot mic about rival, nikki haley, as she debates ron desantis tonight in iowa for the final time before the caucuses without front-runner donald trump. >>> hunter biden making a surprise appearance on capitol hill at a hearing on holding him in contempt for defying a republican subpoena. >>> boeing's ceo admitting the company made a mistake after a door plug blew off a plane. the cnbc exclusive why was it allowed to fly in the first place? how he answered. >>> nbc news investigates toxic lead from battery recycling plants released into communities. what are state officials doing about it >>> and musicians versus machines. the first state to propose a law protecting artists from a.i >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome, everyone. tonight, millions

this was in new york and new jersey, fancy parts of connecticut, upstate.n only show i guess but like stuffed with mescaline greens. >> stephen: like a vertical salad? >> ebon: are vertical wobbly salad. it was in westport, connecticut. i had to walk over this hill. we were all in her possession. everyone put it down at once. so i put mine down and it fell fancy dressed woman who i think was, if i remember this was like daytime talk show host jenny jones. she jumped up and she was horrified. she exclaimed, like whatever she was wearing. i don't know what it was. it's italian i think. >> stephen: it cost more than $17 an hour. >> ebon: yeah, let us quickly ushered to the back and i sort of had to hang out in the garage as they finished up and cleaned up and that was the extent of my caterer waiter career. >> stephen: this angle right here. you aren't doing a scene here, since gene wilder? >> ebon: yeah. this was the first movie i ever made, it was a tv movie for annie called "murder in a small town." 1930 stamford, connecticut, he played a guy called cash ca

died after eating mislabeled cookies containing peanuts from a stew leonard's grocery store in connecticutle died earlier this month after going into anaphylactic shock. authorities say the vanilla florentine cookies contained peanuts that were not listed on the ingredients. stew leonard's recalled hundreds of packages of the cookies. the store and the bakery that supplied the cookies are braming each other. >>> and cbs los angeles says beverly hills residents are outraged after squatters turned a multimillion dollar mansion into a problematic party house. neighbors say they've been dealing with the unruly squatters for months. the listing broker for the house says the squatters changed all the locks including the gate code. he says the uncertain ownership status of the home makes it difficult to take legal action. the previous owner allegedly fled to lebanon after being accused of killing a woman. >>> still to come, a stunner down under. tennis star novak djokovic gets derailed by a newcomer at the australian open. ♪ upbeat music ♪ asthma. it can make you miss out on those epic hikes with

be done on their end, but someone like joe who was vice president when the shooting happened in connecticut, this is a very big issue for him. so i'm curious to see how the republican candidate approach this issue in a very conservative state like iowa to sort of navy shift on the issue as they go country to country. -- across the country. host: the biden campaign releasing its first paid ads of 2024, zeroing in on january 6. we wanted to come back and get your thoughts on the messaging here. >> i made the preservation of american democracy the central issue of my presidency. i believe in free and fair elections and the right to vote fairly and have your vote counted. but something dangerous happens in america. there is an extremist movement that does not share the basic beliefs of our democracy. all of us are being asked right now what we do to maintain our democracy? history is watching. the world is watching. and most importantly, our children and grandchildren will hold us responsible. the vice president and i have supported voting rights since day one of this administration and they as

standing there in the snow, cnn's polo sandoval, he is in hartford, connecticut. at least people are out driving, hopefully safely. what are you seeing there? >> reporter: that's because plows, victor, have been working through the night to make sure the roads are at least drivable. so far according to the -- we received a little bit over half a foot of snow here in connecticut's capital city. snow in new england in january typically wouldn't be a headline but given the lack of snow for much of the region not just this past year but in recent years, at least measurable snow i should say or plowable snow according to local officials, that's one of the reasons why officials and residents were certainly paying close attention to this particular storm that is still having an impact, a few flurries here in the area as that storm continues to make its way towards the northeast. roadways as we mentioned off the top, victor, are relatively clear so people on this sunday morning are able to make it to their destinations, but you can also see the plows working constantly. t

that could im-- and by connecticut.kers in delaware, nebraska and pennsylvania. so these five have what's called convenience of employer rules. other states, of course, new york and new jersey, offer tax credits. nine states have no income tax, so that would be a problem. stuart: i'd love to do my show out of tennessee -- out of florida. or tennessee. lauren, thank you. >>> coming up, i have no tout that eventually trump will be the nominee, but haley says she's staying in the race at least until the mega vote on march ath, super tuesday. -- march 5th. trump risks alienating voters outside his base like independents. that's my take, top of the hour. >>> and there's this, the ceo of boeing will appearen capitol hill this week. it's today, i think, actually. they've had a slew of safety issues. the ceo's going to face some very tough questions, and the stock is just above 200. we'll be back. ♪ i believe i can fly. ♪ i believe i can touch the sky. ♪ think about it every night and day -- ♪ spread my wings and fly away. ♪ i

those aren't all in connecticut or virginia. that is the whole supply chain outsourced shipyards that will bring us to that number. >> 40 states. rep. courtney: exactly. so, this really will require something again, given the fact how we have let manufacturing deteriorate in this country, an extraordinary effort to get us there. it started last year, as i said, it is starting to show impressive results. roger's great work in terms of the indopacom $4 billion is essential to get that done. we just heard from ambassador rudd that australia is in to the u.s. industrial base to the tune of a billion dollars. but again, a hundred thousand workers, that is the workforce the, that doesn't get into all the other aspects of an industrial base. it's going to be a huge effort, and will require a lot of consistent, persistent funding, as roger said. >> john's building a navy that can only be viewed as preparing for war. who are they preparing for war against? i think it's quite obvious. we need to be serious about this. they have one shipya

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for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut seek recognition? mr.arson: first, speaker, thank you for being so gracious and patient. that's what i think makes this body unique is the care that people take for both sides of the aisle to express their opinion. and with that, mr. speaker, i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow for morning hour debate. we are a