let's look atl totals thus far for pennsylvania specifically. >> what we will show you here but in kingsia over 4 inches so far hellertown northampton county 3 inches, as well as norristown, then very own cbs-3 morning 2.4 since i was able to stick my weather watcher yardstick into the snow see how much we have there. but new jackpot. although we did see higher total like we you earlier in the show here, 16 inches in bay ville delaware, new jersey the t plus north field outside of foot already. and the list goes here. we are at mays had over 10 inches, so you're getting intense snow bands right now in these areas. and even though the storm here center of circulation starting to pull away, we're still get that wrap around moisture in those areas much lighter the snow continues to be, stop this loop for you here, and you can see, it is radar 101, the darker the purpose old more intense the snowfall is, and of course, that's taking place the further east you go. >> empty/in the next couple of hours, we look at the timing on all of this, so up until obviously noon, the heaviest hand been in

another group refused fascism atl plans to take a knee before the game carrying on the nfl's national anthem protests. atlanta police and the secret service are coordinating security efforts ahead of the president's visit. >> for those looking forward to president trump's fake news awards, you'll have to wait. the president saying on twitter, those awards will now be presented on wednesday for the, quote, most corrupt and biased of the mainstream media. the tweet coming as the new scathing new book "fire and fury" is once again raising questions in the media about the president's fitness to lead. meanwhile steve bannon is seemingly backtracking on comments he made to the book's author michael wolff. in a new statement, bannon reiterated his unwavering support for the president and his agenda and called the book inaccurate. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: brutal cold on the president's return from camp david. while a biting wind blew across twitter as the president blasted again. "i have to put up with a fake book written by a totally discredited author." adding, "ronald r

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another group refuse fascism, atl plands to take a knee before the game carrying on the nfl anthem protests. atlanta police and the secret service are coordinating security a ed of the president's visit. >> the cold snap that blasted the u.s. is expected to ease this week but the weather woes linger. a water main break at jfk airport sunday delaying and cancelling a number of flights and stranding passengers for several hours. in chicago, a broken sprinkler system encased part of this building in ice. it shut down the street below amid fears that those ice sickles could fall when they start to thaw. meanwhile, on the other side of the equator, australia was sweltering, 117 degrees there on sunday. the hottest weather that it's seen in 78 years. it was so hot, roads were buckling and police even warned residents the freeway was melting. >> is that really something we all need to see since we've been -- thanks for the great video. no thanks. but the good thing is we are going to start to get milder temperatures. >> unfortunately to get there we have to get the storm system, weak storm system

under moscow's controller occupation, which is very different from what we see -- atl to or pause the yalta or posda. is it was not economically in great shape in 1945. in this economically, it is in a weaker position than the soviet union at the start of the cold war. apart from the economic weakness, there is one more component that wasn't there in 1945. this is russian economic we --ipation participation. there was a flight of capital and so on and so forth. the interconnection between the two economies and the economy where the united states is a major player. russia is integrated to the degree that the soviet union in -- again, another layer of a different situation that suggests or invites thinking about different approaches and different solutions to today's russian-american relations and thisons, despite of all historical perils i suggested earlier. what that truly means in terms of practical advice -- there's the whole concept of this sphere of influence. is short for the world divided and influence. i don't think it made the slightest impact on the broad context. word, look

donald trump is very successful atling anger but there aren't other emotions he's able to channel.hey were able to effectively use the guests last night. >> joe kennedy, congressman kennedy's response, good, bad, effective, not effective, memorable, not memorable? >> impossible task he carried out well. a cheering crowd talking about democratic values was an effective contrast. >> your thoughts on congressman kennedy? >> in the role, you don't want to blow it, right? we see a lot of people do that and blow it. i was trying to figure out what the car was doing in the background, with the open hood. it was a little distracting. look, he didn't wreck his chances for the future. that's all you want to do in that situation. >> mid-speech oil change and all. tony, josh, thank you for coming on and talking through that. we want to stick on this conversation with democrats. as we've said, we're highlighting this new face in the state of the union response. one of the responses. but hillary clinton took some of the spotlight right before that speech started. what she said on facebook and ho

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atl dialogue, at a time when it is more important than ever. we do large dialogues at the georgetown, and it would mention a couple of those at the end. i'do some convenient ones, probably the most important thing that we do, is reach out to young leaders here in washington. -- it is my experience, i am very old, as i am told by my children all the time -- my experience is that a lot of young leaders come to washington, many of them motivated to their faith. but they get pulled into the wars. the great temptation in washington is not corruption, i think, it is in this is in. especially, -- it is cynicism. thiswe are, i day before rate of the union, which is -- which is of the union, as close as you get to american liturgy. i am catholic. there is the entrance experience, a stand, they said, there is ritual clapping, sometimes doing. it has gotten so bad, who was it that said -- you lie? to the president of the united states? my memories are not about the state of the union, they are about when pope francis was here a couple of years ago. i had

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the direct contacts between atl and dapa and in my previous life, between myself and my counter-parts, i think were very effective again in generating opportunities. those need to be followed through and executed. >> okay. well, we are at the end of our hour of -- oh, was there one last hand? it can fit in -- if it is a quick question, i think we can fit in one additional. >> i don't think it is a simple question. rather, i'll do my best to make it as simple as possible. today's conference actually is related to military r and d. in actual iity i'm afraid that m about to ask you a politically loaded question. i don't know how honest or free you can be in answering this question. but when it comes the rok side r and d, is it really something that they can really seek genuine cooperation with their counter-parts in the united states? it's because with the new government in seoul there are a lot of voices of concern that are being raised. so political issues, and ideological concern are being raised. and under that context, is r and d going to be possible or easily facilitated with the u

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big risk is that because we're such a distributable election environment we are solving the problems atl 8,000 times over. instead of doing them. they do a terrific job. the biggest risk is are we doing it 8,000 times over where everyone is trying to invent their own solution. i would describe the risk twofold. the risk in elections at the micro level as humans. it could be the poll worker not getting the training right or not remembering that they have changed the law. or could be a state worker who isn't properly changed -- --dash mike trained. i real big effort on my part has been to make sure that we train and develop professionally our staff. that is something that government overall i think hasn't been really great at. with some exceptions. if such an nerve centered technology. it's amazing what you have just in your neighborhood. in other states where that is the university's been able to really up the skill set of your election people i grew our it department by 40% because it became increasingly clear that we were much more of an it shop than a filing cabinet. that is at the mic

we have initiated an extensive jsf cost deep dive led jointly by my office, atl and cape. the purpose of this cost review is to understand in detail at lockheed martin, northrup drummond and rolls royce as well as their primary subcontractors, what jsf costs, why it costs what it costs and most importantly what we can do to improve cost performance at the prime contractor and up and down the supply chain. this will be a completely transparent process with the companies involved. the knowledge gained will inform our product contract negotiations and all of our sustainment efforts on a go-forward basis and will promote more effective and timely contract negotiations. just yesterday the fy 2017 defense acquisition work force awards ceremony was held. deputy secretary shanahan and i recognized the outstanding accomplishments of 27 top d.o.d. acquisition professionals out of a work force of 165,000. a few of their accomplishments include implementing a cutting edge approach to cyber security, testing for weapons systems, accelerating the testing for defensive systems by two yea

a shipment anchor is a ship atle target -- a anchor is a vulnerable target. you have to think about that in terms of how you deploy. drones, whilee such a system cannot be jammed, it would only serve to get a drug to the area where its target is. , the optical systems are guided by artificial intelligence and can use on board multispectral imaging to find the target and guide the weapons. it is exactly that autonomy that makes the technological urgency a threat today because such drugs will require note external -- no external input other than the signature of the target. they will not be vulnerable to jamming, not requiring human intervention the economists platforms will also be able to operate in large numbers. platforms will also be able to operate in large numbers. that is a revolution in how warfare is conducted. you have all sorts of ways of enhancing the impact of the weapon by explosively formed penetrator's and buy what they call pretty the detonator -- the chinese are very much on to this. the chinese can transport, direct, and fire these fairly la