we're delighted to have you on this beautiful day in downtown bridgeport, connecticut. this is the barnum museum. it is, in fact, p.t. barnum's last museum. as we all know, he started his museum inn 1842, and this was hs last gift not just to city of bridgeport, but really to the global community that we serve. many of you are very familiar with thewe museum. in 2010 we were hit by a tornado because that's the kind of stuff that happens to barnum. and then the year after that it was hurricane irene, and then the year after that it was superstorm sandy. want to also give a huge shout-out to state of connecticut and our delegation who supported a $7 million bonding because we are just about to embark on a historic recap of thatde gorgeous barnum building from 1893. so that's a huge thing. and to add to that -- [applause] thank you, yes. and then to add to that also our congressman, congressman himes, has also really been working very hard with us to get the barnum building. it's on the national register of historic places which is a fantastic thing. i feel like i'm on the

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but there is no place like north central west virginia airport at bridgeport. it is unbelievable, the opportunities and what they're doing. you know, they brought a presentation in to me and i immediately said go. they took that presentation and hit the ground running, in building a new terminal, building another 50 acres onto it. now, get this, they've got 1,200 employees from 22 of our counties up there right now. and they are going to grow and grow and grow and grow. they can't make a place fast enough that they don't have a tenant to go. it's amazing. pratt and whitney just announced a $30 million expansion. they're going to build a new engine, i don't know what it does, it's a new modern, a futuristic engine that is phenomenal. bombardier and mitsubishi and aurora, they're all just cookin'. it's good stuff. it's great stuff. so if we can now recognize martin d. premio, i believe, david hinkle, county commissioner, andy lang is the mayor of bridgeport. and please, they're doing it. give them a giant round of applause. [ applause ] i've got to pass kudos bac

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that's bridge crews are doing the usual bridgeport here northbound heading out of san francisco. we se the cones out no major delays t you always want to you know slow your roll be on the lookout for any cruise construction. work that's goin on the road or on the side of the road make sure u're driving at a reduced speed. here in 19 minutes here nevado to the toll plaza, here's the richmond center fell u don't have to worry about any hot spots it's going to be an easy trip on 5 the west from the pay gates off to one on e and if you get more freeways just in case you take the e sure at's looking good 14 minutes, heading west from crockett to oakland, 24 is wide open lafayette won a tree caldecott the maze 5.80 looks od and the minutes looking good too as you make your way into downtown oakland. well after nearly a month of waiting the house will b voting today to send the articles of impeachment again president trump to the senate. house spker nancy pelosi will also be naming the impeachment prosecutors. is comes a day after democrats unveiled new evidence supporting their case. o

just down the road, you can see from bridgeport to dorchester, this cumulonimbus cloud.ch drier and sunnier, but they will be night—time frost and increasingly a risk of fog. the reason is the low pressure that has been bringing those strong winds across northern scotland, that is moving away. this low pressure will slip away to the south and west. this high—pressure will instead west. this high—pressure will i nstea d ta ke west. this high—pressure will instead take centre stage. butjust for the weekend. in fact, it looks set to last well into next week as well. it will be quite an intense high, keeping those with the at bay, just a week from slipping south, a little bit of rain, but actually we have go back to september to remember such a prolonged spell of dry weather. but it does come with its issues. we will have a night—time frost. a cold start to saturday morning with a few icy patches. it will still be a few hours before those showers finally start to fizzle across the north and west of scotland. they will continue through the night and into saturday morning. sat

the state militia is going to take over many of the railroad buildings, including house near bridgeport, and they will convert it into block houses and try to protect the railroad as best they can. the new york state militia barely in the background. my co-author did this, you can barely see the train. the cumberland valley railroad still operational, at least in taking troops and refugees who can still make it into union held territory, they are still running trains for a little while. all of that is finished up in the battle of gettysburg is over. hermann hot appears on the scene. there are 31 railroad ridges that have been destroyed and -- in york county alone. from gettysburg to hanover and hanover junction, many of those have been destroyed as well as the railroad bridges on the spur from york to wrightsville, and the longest railroad bridge in wrightsville has been burned by the pennsylvania state militia -- silva noons -- actually civilians under orders from the militia. the job is to rebuild the railroads. we need to get ammunition income of the wounded out, relief supplies in a

he is the founder and managing partner at bridgeport.be a little bit cynical, but as romaine asks, is this a commitment nor target? >> both. cheek the tongue and comment, the administration deserves some credit. there is real progress that past administrations have not made in terms of advancing our trade relationship with china. what it will fundamentally do is relax the uncertainty in the market and quell some of the fears this was going to escalate further. there are some real positive scared on the other hand we have a balanced view of what was actually accomplished -- on the those big issues relate to subsidies of local businesses and real market access. i think would if it in on complete -- an in completed there has been a lot of good bloomberg reporting that has shown a lot of ample evidence and data evidence of small to midsize businesses, far trade war.rt by this was that worth it or some of the losses and some of pain that some of these businesses have felt is that going to be rectified? theo, that is multibillion-dollar questi

>>we started off with a little bit of bridgeport it's gone and so you're at the lit her19 minutes novato to the toll plaza, here's the bay bridge, 80 west and it's one oour busiest cash lanes fast track lanes they're filling anquickly you're already dealing with the back of here that's going to spill to west grand. but etty quiet on the upr deck in a quick pick a traffic tracker moregood news 5.80 vermore to dublin smoothie looking good on 6.80 south. the nimitz d 2.37 all is well aria back to you thanks a lot of 5 31 in the big story, the san francisco, public works direor and the owner of a local restaurant have been arrested. >>by e fbi they are charged with corruption. kron four's mielle kingston breaks down the charges. san francisco has the complaint. sleged in >>san francisco, public work director mohamecallg rested angside nick bogus, the owner of popular sports bar duels t complaint alleges corrupon bribery frncisco's highest-ranking public employs according to the 75 pa complaint nuru is charged with one counof wire fraud stemming from 5 alleged scheme should the first alleges

eva pilgrim, abc news, bridgeport, connecticut. >>> a british firefighter is speaking out about the piecen that nearly killed him. >> this is really an incredible story. it seems adam martin and his wife were eating popcorn while watching a movie in september when some of it, as happens to all of us, got stuck in his teeth. so over the next three days he used a variety of objects to try to get it out, including some wire, even a nail. so i guess germs from those items caused an infection that then spread to his heart, which led to surgery. martin says he's never eating popcorn again. that's one fix. maybe not use a nail or wire? >> the nail off your toe? your finger? >> are your fingernails that dirty? >> well, mine, no, i take care of these cuticles. so the man never went to the dentist. i know people hate the dentist, but. >> but. floss? >> floss, there's the water pik, there's a fire hydrant. you're a firefighter, get into that hose. get that kernel out. >> yeah. >> that is insane there. >> it really is crazy. >> just be careful about what you put into your mouth. >> infections can spr

many of us have seen a spell of pretty wet and windy weather today, a picture of bridgeport, instantlyed ever further towards the east as we have gone into the course of the afternoon, it hasn't rained all afternoon, it hasn't rained all afternoon by any means at all, it's quite a narrow band, as you see. petering all the while through the rest of this evening, and eventually quitting to the eastern shores. he had a low and proceedings. the skies clear, the showers fade away, it may turn quite chilly for a time, then the cloud and rain returns towards this northwestern quarter, and it's one of those days tomorrow. disruptive weather on the way for the northern half of britain, i fear. not just because the northern half of britain, i fear. notjust because it's going to be so very wet across scotland, northern ireland, the north of england, and eventually wales and into the southwest. the audit dripped to the south and east, the real problem comes to the gusts of wind, they could be well be 50 — 80 mph across the northern half of the british isles, we haven't seen the la ke british isles

host: bridgeport, connecticut, david. caller: hello. host: you are on. caller: i am calling because i am pessimistic. we don't need donald trump in here no longer, the end. host: that is david in connecticut. withve been talking colonists across the u.s. -- columnists across the u.s. pennsylvania,g, john bear. guest: good morning and happy new year from the keystone state. host: right back at you. guest: thank you. host: how does this year compare to 2016? guest: i didn't know anyone then who thought trump would carry pennsylvania. blue state since 1988. all of a sudden, donald trump. the political world changed. this year, nobody is predicting anything. you predict at your peril. the state is up for grabs. it will be critical in deciding who wins the white house. host: what areas of the state prove most critical for donald trump and then for democrats running for office? guest: the state is like the nation. two urban centers and a vast rural region in between. that is how people vote. big red center in the middle. blue onither end -- either end. donald