these branches are co-equal. it is not superior. the court does not get to have the final word in every dispute. give me a bite. all are empowered to decide the specific cases and the controversies. not on every word on the policies, the branches that are directly accountable to the people and i have been there. i had to be accountable. and they must be given their proper respect. the new vehicle we're seeing today, and i would like to talk to you about it. and the activist judges, they will need to have the direct policy and functioning, is the issue going to be a nationwide injunction. and order they need to block the entire united states government from enforcing an executive branch policy or caring out the legislative statue. and it is just not in one district. they would issue orders to be applied to nationwide. and not just to parties before, but to everybody throughout the country. and so they have been calling them nation ride injunctions. well i think that is true, but it will be getting to call them non-party injunctions o

it is not the executive branch. and for that very same reason, when we brought up this resolution, calling the question on whether or not we have authorize the war should continue in the absence of a authorization, if we are asked to table that, that very request amounts to a request for evocation of our institutional responsibility. a favorite son of mine called free will by the band rush says this if you choose not to decide you still have made a choice. if we choose to table this resolution were making a choice to bill willfully blind to the exercise of a power that belongs to us to allow someone else to exercise it without proper authority, that is wrong and cannot happen, [inaudible] our watch. >> let me just concur strongly with what senator lee said. there may be disagreements about the wisdom of been allied with saudi arabia on the war in yemen. but, there cannot be a must not be in evocation of constitutional responsibility in terms of making that decision. if you think that u.s. participation in the war in

the executive branch carries out the law. judiciary applies those cases and controversies that come before them. you know well that there's always a serious risk. that each branch might overreach but i guess we are talking about potential overreach by the judiciary this morning. judges have limited power. we recently had a judge tell one of our fine youers and court that cannot come in to court to a spouse a position so heartless. that hurts my heart to have my find attorney attacked in court. i did not appreciate it, frankly. he did not say it was illegal, the position we were taking. and notn fact legal unlawful, but it was heartless he said. it was not his job to decide what was heartless. the american people, through their representatives, pass laws and we try to enforce them. the same judge then said, back to my lawyer that he seemed to think courts cannot have an opinion. that is wrong, of course. judges should issue legal opinions that pertained to the legal questions before them as part of the case, and not to politic

it is not the executive branch. for that very same reason, when we have brought up this resolution, calling into question whether or not we have authorized that war and continue in the absence of an authorization for that war, if we are asked to table that, that very request amounts to a request for abdication of our constitutional responsibility. a favorite song of mine called free will came out several decades ago. if you choose not to decide you have still made a choice. if we choose in this moment is table this resolution we are making a choice to be willfully blind to the exercise of a power that belongs to us, to allow someone else to exercise it without proper authority. that is wrong. that cannot happen on our watch. >> let me concur with what sen. lee just said. there may be disagreements about the wisdom of being allied with saudi arabia, honest disagreements about that but there cannot be and must not be abdication of constitutional responsibility in terms of making that decision. if you think us particip

in california, you are absolutely right about the executive branch and the bi-cameral legislative branch are dominated by the democrats have, and nonetheless, we are the most productive, progressive legislative house in america, bar none, and accomplishing the most far-reaching climate policies in the entire world and raising the wage to $15 an hour, and investing in health care for undocumented children, so we have to pay the costs, so at the end of the day, and dress some preventative health care, and make g sh making sure that there is equal pay for women doing equal work, and most far reaching gun restrictive gun control and gun ammunition laws in the country. one thing to say is if you have too much of a thing, but if you can say that you can measure and quantify real accomplishments that improve the human condition for all californians, and we have accomplished that in golden state here in california. >> well, let's hear from the 40 million or so residents in california and begin with annie in fairfax, california. you are on with state senator kevin de leon. >> caller: good morning

the executive branch and bicameral legislative branch are dominated by democrats. nonetheless, we are the most productive, progressive legislative house in america, bar none, become pushing the most far-reaching climate change policies not in the nation, but in fact the entire world. $15aise the minimum wage to an hour, investing in health care for undocumented children. at the end of the day, we all have to pay the costs. let's be smart and invest in preventative health care. making sure there is equal pay for women doing equal work. the most restrictive gun control and gun and emission laws in the country. thing,have too much of a i do not know if you can measure or quantify real accomplishments that improve the human condition for all. i think we have a compass that in the golden state, california. host: let's hear from some of the 40 million residents of california. we will begin with annie in fairfax, california. you are on with state senator kevin de leon. i have a boyfriend who is a trump supporter, and i know that he is not bigoted, so i just wonder, what a

the matters are ready granted to the united states congress and to no other branch of government. there might be short-term impact on the u.s. saudi relationship. but overall the competition understand this protracted and not conclusive for only hurts his government stability and legitimacy. he too should want a quick end to this conflict. saudi arabia is an indispensable partner in the region. without which the united states would be less successful. the saudi's themselves are at a point within the government working with united states should be a goal for the crown prince and the credibility lending endeavor. the resolution before you is the product of years of effort. it was not timed in any way, shape, or form to coincide with the crown prince's visit. it was drafted with one thing in mind which is to make sure before we put u.s. blood and treasure in the line before we put sons and daughters of the american people who serve in harm's way into an area in which hostilities aren't going, to get involved in combat capacities in an area where conflict is brewing, we it to them and

the executive branch carries out the laws. and the judiciary applies those cases and controversies that come before them but you know well that there is always a serious risk that each branch might overreach in its powers but i guess we're talking about potential overreach by the judiciary. this morning. judges have limited powers. for example, we had recently i judge tell one of our fine lawyers you cannot come into court and espouse a physician as this. -- to espouse a position so heartless. that just hurt my heart. [laughter] to have my fine attorney attacked in court. i did not appreciate that. he didn't say it was illegal, the position we were taking. it was in fact legal. it was not unlawful. but it was heartless he said. he said publicly that it was not his job to decide but the american people through their america people through their representatives pass laws and we try to enforce them as they are written and but that was our response. in the same judge then said, back in court, guess my lawyer said, i seem to think

any branches you see hanging from the trees you can safely get to, pull those down.hey will go flying by wednesday. it will not be as strong as that last storm. that was extraordinary but gusting 35-40 miles an hour which could bring down any power lines or branches. here's our main storm system. curling up out of the northern plain business and iowa and chicago and that will move up the country and area of low pressure moving up the coastline, where all the energy is. the difference this time, it will move quickly, in and out. less wind and more snow. let's walk you through what will happen. first, temperatures that will be starting below freezing tomorrow morning. we get up into the 40s tomorrow. here comes the rain. by the time we get to 7:00, we see snow across the lehigh valley and upper pennsylvania suburbs. still a mix in south jersey and delaware and philadelphia. looks at the suburbs, they are in snow now. a messy commute for those in the suburbs and lehigh valley. between 1:00 and 2:00, it converts to all snow. could be in some places 1-2 inches of snow com

the judicial branch was designed to be the weakest of the three branches of government and wasn't the branch of government that was designed to come down on a law of what is constitutional or not constitutional. the constitution requires that congress establishes a supreme court. i have made this case to justice scalia, an awfully hard man to say good-bye to for all the clarity he has brought to the understanding of the constitution. nd i'm grateful that justice gorsuch is there to replace him and pick up on the things that are so well perfected by justice scalia. in a meeting with 30 or 40 other members here several years ago, i made the point, mr. speaker, to justice scalia and i said to him congress is the most powerful branch of government and the house in particular, because all spending bills have to start here. and the constitution doesn't require that we establish all of the federal circuits that are out there or the federal district courts below that, the congress only -- and this is how i put it to justice scalia, congress is only required to establish a supreme court and ab

downed branches, wires, trees, already common sites all across the area, that of course thanks to last friday's nor'easter, nearly 4,000 customers in the hard hit delaware county, still without power. peco says it is restoring hospitalization, and nursing homes first, then tackling repairs that will bring the remaining customers on line. for some, it is not the weight that's really bothers them, it is the fear of the hanging wires. >> we understand that we may still be a few days without power. but we need to know if these are live wires. we just want someone to come out and assure us. >> it is like a war zone, definitely, i have been here 134 years, never saw anything like this before. we've had storms before. >> this was the worse. >> and here we go again. peco says it was the third worse snowstorm in the utility company's history, with 630,000 customers, in the dark at its peak. >> well, if you are planning to take septa today, we're going have fewer trains that will be running, because of the storm, trains are going to be on severe storm schedule. that's basically like septa saturd

the legislative branch. we have the ultimate tool. we can cut off money, but that's rather a blunt instrument. and i think that the administration, this administration like previous administrations, needs to recognize that the congress is a partner in making these decision, not an adversary. and it's important that we each play our respective role. and i'm confident that we will play that role responsibly, which is really what this is all about. if the senate takes this vote and passes this resolution, we lose the chance for that kind of careful, deliberate, informed consideration that starts in our standing committees. we lose the chance to have the senate foreign relations committee issue a thoroughly researched recommendation. so i hope our colleagues will vote to table the resolution and not to close off debate but to insist this debate take place at least initially where it belongs in the senate foreign relations committee, and that that debate then continue among all 100 members of the united states se

and that could bring down power lines, branches and trees. we will be below freezing with some flurries possible tonight. the roads are going to freeze. all that slush and snow is going to make for a dangerous commute on the snowpack and icy roads tomorrow morning. and then we turn partly sunny tomorrow afternoon. we'll be above freezing. so we'll start to see things melting away. steve will be up in few minutes. he's got some pretty impressive snow totals to share with you. >> along with our meteorologist, we have a team of reporters fanned out across the area. let's begin with cydney long who is live in hamilton toni township, new jersey. >> reporter: jackie, we're happy to report that the snow has finally tapered off in hamilton county, but not before the flurries came down at better than an inch an hour. we easily have 10 inches to a foot of snow on the ground. while visibility out here is not terrible, getting ahead of clearing these roads of all the snow and slush, you can see they're still coated in white. it's going to be an uphill ba

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. >> this storm right away when i started hearing branches falli falling, that started to make me nervous. >> reporter: they're entire bensalem neighborhood is in the dark along with the wawa, the mcdonald's and the local liquor store. >> we have kerosene heaters so i think we'll be okay. um, and then candles so maybe some board games. >> reporter: in the meantime as the family truck is being used as a cell phone charging station, richie, jr., spent his snow day plowing the driveway. >> plowing the driveway better than going school? >> yeah arc little. >> reporter: as plows will work through the night to clear the freezing street vega house it's a night of board games and early to bed. they're just hoping power is back by morning. >> it is inconvenient, you know, you don't -- you don't get to do the things you normal dollar at nighttime. you know without power. >> reporter: what you're looking at now is a traffic light on street road and hulmeville road. that's the only electric that i can see from here. there are blocks and blocks that are completely in the dark at this point. you see, n

question that the united states senate, and house with leadership from the -- from the executive branch will deal with this fiscal issue. madam president i'm convinced today that will not happen until there's a rice sis in our nation. i'm absolutely let me say it one moreay time without extreme leadership at the very top i do not think we will deal with this issue untiles there's a crisis because i just don't see the will here to do the things that need to be done. in december we had a debate on the progrowth tax reform side of this and i think it's well documented. i was concerned about it as a matter of fact when ther bill came through the senate i voted against it. i continued to work with some of my kountze parts with chris kiewns and others. and the white house to see if there was some way to pick potentially alter the bill so thatte if goat projections didnt achieve what they it shall what we thought they might be that we had some way of ensuring that we would not have deficit at the end of the day when it came back through i w supported it progroh it tax reform one of those thing

the want to make in all of branch offer. an oliveant to make branch offer.ould like to keep the u.s. and china relationship on an even keel. they would like to deep use these trade relations. it is more suited to china's economy. i doubt he wants to aggravate things worse than they are here. nejra: thank you so much. coming up, we will talk russia as president putin plans to lay out plans for his latest campaign in a speech to the nation today. irish banks ceo joins us for an exclusive interview after 7:00 a.m. u.k. time. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ good morning. welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe," our flagship morning show. it is 6:49 in london. 1:49 in new york. you are seeing the empire state building lit up green and blue for international -- it was a rough day in new york yesterday. we will see what happens today ahead of jay powell's testimony in the senate. russian president vladimir putin will give his annual state of the nation speech later today. the kremlin is looking into measures to boost economic recovery, as discontent with stagnant livin

the executive branch made the application. have told you she said for some time now, not just in this case, that you are not restricted in terms of turning this over to congress. >> sean: this is new to me in the sense that we can actually get the application before the american people. sara, let me go back to you. i would like to see that application. i would like to see the footnote that says it may have some political connection. we know now, everybody knew clinton bought and paid for it we know that nobody verified it. we know that they went to a fisa judge because they wanted all of that information and they got what they wanted spying on an opposition party candidate in the weeks leading up to an election and for an entire year thereafter. this is what -- ohio do you say that -- how do you lie to a fisa judge or any judge? >> well, you can't. and the american people deserve to see the facts. and this is why judge collyer, she is a no nonsense judge. she wants to make it very clear that they don't object to the fact that

feared an overreaching executive branch, as i know my friend from nebraska knows because he studies these things. and that responsibility doesn't fall only on one party. it falls on all of us. that's why there's been a history of brpship -- bipartisanship and cooperation on the intelligence committees where the vital interests of the nation are at stake. that's been through the years. until chairman nunes seemed to get hold of this, that tradition was a grand one and a good one. now that tradition has been discarded by house republicans on the intelligence committee through this embarrassing episode that will historically go down as one of the lowest moments of any committee's actions in congress. let me say pointedly to my colleagues the senate intelligence committee has been quite different than the house committee. i salute both chairman burr and ranking member warner for trying to run things in a different way. let us hope that the senate intelligence committee does not go the way of the house and continues its bipartisan cooperation to get to the bottom of this mess. and that's

police say this man is responsible for robberies at chase branches in richmond emeryville, oakland and berkeley. he handed the teller a note demanding cash and told them he was armed in each case. >>> the judge who sentenced brock turner lost an appeal to block a recall campaign against him. turner, a former stanford swimmer, was convicted of sexual assault in 2016. judge aaron persky sentenced him to six months in jail. that provoked a recall campaign. critics cited persky's alleged history of leniency in sex crime cases. n go now an appeals court panel says there are no procedural errors in the recall petition and a countywide vote can go forward on june 5th. the court, and should be free to make thoughtful an an attorney for persky had this reaction. "judges are officers of the court and should be free to make thoughtful and independent rulings without fear of the sort of backlash that has been heaped on judge persky." >>> more pressure today on facebook over its privacy practices including a new investigation by the feds. facebook stock finished up slightly today but has lost 8% of

different branchs work. so we don't have silos between different military services. the same could occur for the civili civilian force as well. i'm involved in antonymous vehicles. that's critical infrastructure as these cars will be interconnected and have expertise to the department of transportation that may not have been at that level in the past. certainly they could learn a great deal from interacting with military services in your command in particular. if you could talk about how joint service program might work. how that is something that might add to our ability to have people kind of cross pollinating great ideas they can bring back to the respective agencies. a lot of times we think of schedule. what underpins technology is the talent. you hit the point in terms of being able to cross pollinate the talent. the ability to go to other places to serve, to learn, to be able to experience this is very important to us. so as we look across interagencies, as we look to bring greater partnerships among o

people he says to call on people to actually open accounts and you those branches. to actually bank on the internet. it's up to customers to decide the banking arrangement. >> thank you. i should remind the prime minister that we on the royal bank of scotland and the prime minister ought to be holding the companies account. earmarked for reprieve. he was told he should be approaching a branch elsewhere. >> to the right honorable gentleman and he's raised these questions before. i say to him that i would have thought with his background he would understand that decisions are taken by commercial organizations by those commercial organizations that it is not for the government to tell people what sort of accounts they're going to have or which branch they should be opening those accounts in. we take steps to ensure where there are branch closures that access to facilities are available. that's why we have the agreement with the post office to provide extra additional ability for people to use services through the post office. i have to say to the right honorable gentle

is beginning to resemble what joe clark senator from pennsylvania referred to in the 1960s as the branch of government. and hopefully this book and -- other efforts that are underway including books by many members of -- several members of the class are are going to help, help stimulate a new generation of people who come into, into government run for corning, and that's a very imrat if gratifyig development that we have seen. it's not easy to study congress and not many historians do it. when i was at berkeley there were not many studying con congressional history most are written about presidents it's a lot easier to write books about presidents. all of their papers are in nice ordered libraries named after them. it's really easy to find them and in just this year -- i mean there are new books about, obviously, there's new book about barack obama. but there are new books written about franklin roosevelt and books a new book about james buchanan. there's a new book about chester a. arthur. there's a new book about miller fillmore i have a warm feeling it is my jug bin in high school nam

we're co-equal branch. not a subcertificate veeant branch of the congress of the -- we're subselfant branch of the congress of the united states. if we brought those three bills to the floor i just referred to, the dream act co-sponsored by ileana ros-lehtinen, a republican, and lucille and, -allard a. democrat, a democrat, and the goodlatte bill to the floor, sponsored by the chairman of the judiciary committee, and a bipartisan bill sponsored by many republicans and many democrats, the herd, a republican from texas, and mr. aguilar, a democrat from california, if we brought those bills to the floor, the problem is, they know the herd-aguilar bill would pass, which would reflect the views of 86% of the american people. no, mr. speaker, notwithstanding the fact that american people are overwhelmingly for that, we're going to be considering h.r. 4263. .r. 4545, h.r. ignoring that 1.8 million people. ignoring that promise the speaker made to that young that she would be protected. the speaker's told me over a

in this case the appellate court held the neighbor must act reasonably when pruning branches. three arborists have told us the remove of those tree branches with their roots would very well kill these trees. one made a point that quote, a tree protection plan should be completed and in place before construction starts. ann excavation on this site should be done in conjunction with an arborist to reduce the risk of damage and failure. green space has been included in the glen park plan as a characteristic feature of our neighborhood. i want to point out this is not just a small loss -- lot. this is an extremely small lot and would cause much disruption. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> members of the board, good evening. i'm janice blackwell. i've been asked to read this letter. dear members of the board, i live at 2785 diamond street, the bottom apartment in a two-unit building next door to the project site. i was unable to get away from work this evening, i am a doctor and wanted to express my concern. the appellant wants to block my kitchen window and move his roof

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the executive branch. that was the thinking behind it. and it is very valid.s why trump is in the position to announce tariffs when the constitution gives that authority only to the legislat legislatu legislature. >> dana: you see this happen over and over where congress is not doing as much as it used to. i think there's a. mo, at least by some like jay to bring that back. airy fleischer, thank you. >> dana: new propaganda video showing the ambush of four american soldiers. why the images are disturbing. that's next. trump and netanyahu meet as they search for a mid east deal. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. but he hasoke up wwork to do.in. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pill

generally speaking, a federal l employee, executive branch official or executive branch employee, cannotcipate. that's the key, the conflict of interest statute does not criminalize holding assets, properties, stocks, credit swaps, things like that. what it does criminalize is holding those assets and participating in what is called a particular matter. and all that means is if you have a financial interest in a particular area, you can't lobby, you can't participate, you can't push the government to take action that will benefit you, your husband, your child, or anybody closely related to you. >> something very germane to bob mueller and his team as they are looking into all this? >> absolutely, because it's such a broad-scoped statute, has such a broad reach. anybody with a large number of financial holdings, someone who's been a career government official may not have holdings in the middle east, russia, somewhere else, but somebody who spent their career in international business and becomes a federal branch appointee, now you're running into potential conflict of interest issues. an

this is been a fight going on for a long time from the executive branch and legislative branch. we have the ultimate tool, we can cut off money but that's rather a broad instrument. i think this administration likes previous ones needs to recognize congress is a partner in making these decisions not an adversary. it's important we each play our respective role. i'm confident we will play that role responsibly which is what this is about. this takes us vote we lose the chance for that careful deliberate informed consideration that starts in our standing committees. i hope our colleagues will vote to table the resolution not close off debate but to insist it takes place initially were blondes in the senate foreign relations committee. in that thing continue among all members of the senate. it will be better informed and prepared better able to prevent unintended consequences for taking a rash action like voting for the resolution today. >> "washington journal" is live every day with his impulse issues that impact too. >> the seas i c-span buses traveling on the 50 capital store. w

trees and branches falling.have some coffee, because we will see sun in the afternoon. sunday looks lovely in the mid-40s. >> i am jacqueline london. >> and i am jim rosenfield. have a great weekend. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests, lin-manuel miranda and weird al yankovic, macaulay culkin,

, branch training. we don't have any training. >> why did they do that? interpretation. the department of army felt there was enough background and development in the cadets through experiences that they andd go right into branch that their background was sufficient. also, it represented a great cost savings to eliminate all of that training, would save the army a lot of money. so those are the two reasons. and then i guess at the time they thought that was warranted. >> you felt a little bit. >> i felt very exposed, felt very vulnerable. i had confidence in a lot of other things but i didn't have the technical expertise that would be required of an artilleryman. but especially a nuclear-equipped self propelled artillery unit. when i got there they didn't know -- company commander, battery commander, they didn't know what to do with us. they didn't know what kind of neverment to give us, had fired a mission and so forth. inventoryme the officer, payroll officer, et cetera. >> so you never got the traini

four alternate routes at a branch near the creek near the rock.he tangle resembles the dog-like shape and it parallels to bosworth. we believe it was laid out near the boss worth street. in the next map in 1960 of a realtor showed a pronounce dog-leg shaped route labelled old san josÉ road that splits from telegraph road which is today's mission street. we found the leg appeared similar to that of the noe map and as shown in the image it appears the old san josÉ road appears to have been given rise to chinnery and arlington street so the return of the san josÉ road appears to overlay today's wilder street as old and new san josÉ roads lay up in the tangle and when laid out the aly begins at chinnery street. i have one more map to show a dog-leg that appears in a 1917 map that is the old chinnery street that is today's alleyway. we believe this site is deserving not only landmark status but commemoration that marks the route. we urge the commission to reconsider the breadth of the above and note the case number and thank you in advance for your kin

branches and debris scattered all across the county. airlines are issuing travel waivers. for later this week. check with your airline to see if you qualify. for the storm, count on the nbc app. you can get alerts on power outages and school closings. >>> investigators say a robbery could have been a set up, investigators believe a fake order lured the driver to this area on haggard street last night. when police got there, they found the victim, he said he hadn't been shot. but then they discovered a bullet hit him in the neck and the victim is in critical condition right now. coming up, katy zachry has what we've learned about the co-worker who were stunned about his shooting. >>> and bill cosby is back in court. the judge will likely hear from the defense team as to why several of the accusers should not be allowed to testify. prosecutors argued yesterday that andrea constand and 19 others should testify against the comedian. the defense will also try to keep the civil suit and keep constand from being mentioned in upcoming retrial. >>> now to race for 2019, three repub

the bigger branches on the bottom, like christmas tree, now they look like ladders, and all of the brancheshrough all of the storms have gone, then they become top heavy. so when they have the wind storms, they blow over. because the branches are up top. they have nothing weighing them down on the bottom. then sitting in saturated ground. so, pine trees are the ones doing all of the devestation in the snow. and as pse&g pointed out to me, they didn't even need branches pulling down wires, the heavy wet snow just put that on the weight on the wires was pulling them down, as well. so, big trouble, just checked with pse&g here in the burlington county area, 17,000 people affected right now without power. among them, the folks here in burlington county. the lasts lady we talk to wasn't in a bad mood as she fumbled around in the dark trying to get ready for work. i gave her credit for that. >> good for you, yes. just got to keep a positive attitude. the woman who floor direct this show, you see her every now and then, hear her voice, di, lady di, she lives up in bucks county. so she left here ab

mark: you know, article 1, congress, article 2, executive branch, article 3, the courts.s created all the other courts. there's no circuit courts in the constitution, no district courts in the constitution, there's no fisa courts in the constitution. we had judiciary acts. you determined how many circuits there are going to be, how many courts are going to be. congress determined that. the house of representatives. shouldn't the house judiciary committee or some committee in the house or the senate find out who the judges are? we know who the judges are? i don't care if it's in closed session initially but in open session ultimately. find out who the judges are. we're talking about the most egregious case of domestic surveillance of an opposition candidate by a president of the united states and his opposition, hillary clinton, i don't care what the media have to say or mr. schiff have to say or any of the others have to say, you have to be deaf, dumb and blind not to see what's been taking place and still taking place. look, we have an article from the business insider f

- snap a branch. watch out. look around your surroundings. don't park under something that looks rickety. the winds will be up. temperatures around freezing. a little warmer south. we're at 32 in coatsville. philadelphia at 35. dover at 37. we have 30s right now. they are actually going to climb this morning into the 40s. it helps us with melting off some of the roadways. this is what we're expecting today. isolated snow shower this morning. a gusty day ahead with the slushy roads. mostly cloudy conditions across the area. we'll talk about the flood threat in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> the storm left its mark. look at this fallen tree in wissihica section. the storm even turned deadly in montgomery county. a driver died when a tree fell and smashed into his car in marion township. this storm is battering the shores. the big concern is flooding. it could get worse when high tide rolls in today. ted joins us live from west wild wood to show us the scenes since last night. >> reporter: good morning

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the deadly business i'm crystal kober welcome china's premier extended what some view as an olive branch to washington li keqiang said china wants to try and avert any trade war and actually open up chinese markets wider to trade partners take a listen. so. i think there will be no winner and no benefit from any trade war between china and the united states. the. it's also contrary to the principle of trade. if we describe trade with the word war. this is because problems related to trade should be solved by negotiations consultations and discussions. i hope both parties will act rationally not be led by emotions and avoid a trade war being and on the chinese premier speaking there are now for more let's bring indeed i'll be a correspondent there spelling are in beijing with us in this press conference leakage and also said that foreign and chinese firms would be able to go on an equal footing in the future that's quite a print from the edition how credible is this announcement. well she. has made similar announcements every year so far what we see is the opposite conditions for foreign