a plane slid off a runway in buffalo, new york. blizzard-like conditions creating havoc in the great lakes area. a strong storm system bringing feet of snow to the mountains. wind gusts of 45 to 60 miles per hour, could lead to down eed trs and power lines. let's bring in pedram javaheri live for us in the cnn weatherer in. hi, there. >> christine, a pretty healthy storm system. it will stick with us for 24 or so hours. it lingers off of the eastern seaboard. the system itself, across the eastern great lakes right now. the disruptions is widespread to its east. several flights are impacted. the temperatures across the major metro cities, too warm to support significant snow in accumulations. 50 million people have been impacted as far as winter weather alerts are in place. and parts of 20 states impacted by this, as well. it is a wide-reaching storm system. in boston, 2.8 inches of snow has come down. that led to upwards of 500 flights s being disrupted. it speaks to how busy a travel holiday it is. the storm system, slowly on the

new york governor, andrew cuomo, placed the national guard on stand-by to deal with problems. >> 800 flights were delayed. a plane slid off a runway in buffalo, new york. in the west, a strong storm system bringing several feet of snow to the mountains. wind gusts of 40 to 60 miles per hour, could lead to downed trees and power lines. let's bring in pedram javaheri live for us in the cnn weather center. hi, there. >> good morning, christine. this storm system has been such a slow-moving system. the impacts widespread into the northeast. the center of circulation is east of the great lakes. of course, it will gradually begin to shift all over portions of the northeast. we expect the snowshowers to begin in the next couple of hours across new york city. a wintry mix across the region. and gradually through the afternoon hours, a slushy accumulation. upwards of 50 million people and parts of 20 states dealing with the wintry weather pattern in place. the snowfall amounts ranging from 2 inches to a foot. 3 inches across boston logan, in the past 36 hours. that's enough to disrupt some 500 flights across the region. we expect the storm by this af

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goal today in the press conference at the vatican ok james fallows ochterlony us tonight from buffalo new york james we appreciate your time and your insights thank you so much. french police have fired tear gas in months and paris major labor told me they have strikes across the country the strikes from on the 13th day of protest against the government's controversial pension reforms it also marks the 1st time that all major trade unions have called for astroids since the protest movement began despite the public pressure for its president says he is determined to press forward with the plants. every day for 2 weeks has been a nightmare with unruly crowds trying to force their way onto the few trains or buses still running commuters from the outskirts of paris feel that most george lopez barely managed to make it to work today he's frustrated. sushi from the zone for if it's the government and the unions are behaving like small children it's always they constantly blaming each other and it's working people have to pay. another day another strike and once again hundreds of thousands of people

. >> reporter: sharon from buffalo new york is ready for that special moment. why cows?, so our boxer has that jersey kind of look to her, and i just said, wonder if you can pet a cow. so i got on the internet at work and searched petting cows, new york, and it popped up. it really exists. two months ago, i said, babe, we're going here for my birthday. >> no, i thought shy we was kidding. she wants to pet the cows. so here we are. >> reporter: what do you expect from today? >> honestly, i hope they like me as weird as that sounds. >> hi, pretty girl. >> oh, you're so sweet. >> if you would sit in between her legs she would put her head in your lap. >> reporter: it looks like the cuddle session was a success. what did you think? >> it was amazing. >> you felt like they could understand you. >> it was surprisingly relaxing. would you think interacting with a big animal would not be relax. >> it was very calming, i loved it. >> reporter: but for some, it's more than a stress-free afternoon. >> my treatment team was concerned i wouldn't live more than a year or two without h

this delta plane slid off the runway after landing in buffalo, new york this morning. wicked weather with in the midwest has also created a headache for flyers. >> you know there is a storm coming tomorrow so we want to get ahead of that. >> triple a estimates 55 million people are traveling this weekend, 1.6 million more than last year, and 90 percent of them will be on the roads. >> in parts of south dakota and wyoming, that meant whiteout conditions. and a need for four-wheel drive. the weather system has been pummeling the u.s. since before thanksgiving. these mountains in los angeles county saw a rare dusting this early in the season. in arizona, three tornadoes ripped through the phoenix area friday. and 50 miles northeast of that city, two young children were killed after the vehicle they were in was swept away by floodwaters. one girl remains missing. >> our mission is to get that child home today to their family. now new england is bracing for heavy snow and reeseing cold. the national weather service has issued storm warnings, up to two feet of snow is predic

causing travel problems after thanksgiving in the northeast, a plane slid off the runway in buffalo, new york no one was hurt. >> when we had time to cool down the rain hitting it, it iced up fairly quick. >> reporter: at boston's logan r holiday plans short to beat the snow. >> tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. the storm is coming, not tonight so better to fly today. >> reporter: the snow in the northeast already hit the midwest. it forced residents of the dakotas to dig out and cause flight delays and cancellations in chicago. >> only in tahoe you go from the lake to full-on winter. >> reporter: it's full-on winter across much of the country dan schenamen, nbc news. >> let's bring in nns gentleman necessary is a webb tracking it all for you sog a fluctuation in oun into predominantly snow across the northeast in the next few airport delays my last check, we had over 600 across the northeast if you're at jfk and laguardia, over an hour delay with over a foot of snow expected for interior new york into northern new england, major delays will continue the next 24 hours. still people trying to get home fro

this plane skidding off a taxiway as it arrived in buffalo, new york, and niagara falls, this car pinned under a truck. icy road conditions likely to blame for the accident. this as residents in albany prepare for as much as 1 foot of snow. >> we have 57 different pieces of equipment capable of moving snow that we'll be using throughout the course of the storm. >> reporter: the upper midwest already hit with heavy snow. whiteout conditions making it difficult for drivers in north dakota. in minnesota, more than 1 1/2 feet of snow buried parts of the state, leaving snow piles struggling to keep up as drivers abandoned their vehicles on the highway. cars buried underneath these huge drifts in duluth. the cleanup under way in deadwood, south dakota. after the storm dropped nearly a foot of snow there and the extreme blizzard conditions in the state turned deadly. a plane carrying 12 people crashed shortly after takeoff, killing nine people, including two prominent idaho businessmen, two children, and the pilot. now as the storm moves toward the east coast, cities from new york to boston cou

she should include new york state in that category as well. i lived in buffalonew york and lived near lake ontario, but i guess the difference is that new york is not a battleground state. guest: right. i am looking forward to that buffalo-steelers game this evening. 12 -- one -- feeling go ahead, our next caller is from west virginia -- go ahead, our next caller is from west virginia. caller: i have a lot of presidents with the -- problems with the republican party. i believe that they want america to be a plutocracy. i really do believe that. hannity and i listen to him and i think why in the world woodworking people -- would working people support the rich. it started with reagan with his tax cut. then it continued with bush with his tax cut in 2001. it continues now with this president. , nixon and ford were different. i cannot understand. his doing away with the environmental policies that were put in place to protect the environment -- that is another thing. thank you very much. host: thank you for the call. guest: in 2016, working-class voters stillon vot

this delta plane slid off the runway after landing in buffalo, new york this morning.d weather in the midwest has also created a headache for flyers. >> we know there is a storm coming tomorrow. so we want to get ahead of that. >> reporter: aaa estimates 55 million people are traveling this weekend, 1.6 million more than last year, and 90% of them will be on the roads. in parts of south dakota and wyoming, that meant whiteout conditions and a need for four-wheel drive. the weather system has been pummelling the u.s. since before thanksgiving. these mountains in los angeles county saw a rare dusting this early in the season. in arizona, three tornadoes ripped through the phoenix area friday, and 50 miles northeast of that city, two young childret byre kwelete floodwaters. one girl remains missing. >> our mission is to get that child home today to their family. >> reporter: now new england is bracing for heavy snow and freezing cold. the national weather service has issued storm warnings, up to two feet of snow is predicted in some parts of new york. governor andrew cuom

firefighters near buffalo, new york, battling a house fire in the snow. and look at this. in chicago, a salt truck sliding back ward right into lake michigan. two crew members inside escaping just in time. now, the major temperature swing. senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all for us again tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. that front finally into the atlantic and here comes that cold air pouring in behind it. lake effect snow machine is cranking. we even have snow squall warnings up into vermont, much of new york, as well. ontario and erie. winter storm warnings for parts of northern michigan. but the cold air is the big story. into the deep south tomorrow, wind chills will be below zero, below freezing in atlanta and birmingham. 12 in new york, 8 in boston. it will feel like minus 3 in minneapolis. but the next storm up is going to bring more in the way of warm air. look at this on friday. heavy rain across the east coast again, warming up. the backside of this will be cold. but it will be a mess on saturday from d.c., new york and into boston. david?

she should include new york state in that category as well. i lived in buffalo york and lived near lake ontario, but i guess the difference is that new york is not a battleground state. guest: right. i am looking forward to that buffalo-steelers game this evening. 12 -- one -- feeling go ahead, our next caller is from west virginia -- go ahead, our next caller is from west virginia. caller: i have a lot of presidents with the -- problems with the republican party. i believe that they want america to be a plutocracy. i really do believe that. hannity and i listen to him and i think why in the world woodworking people -- would working people support the rich. it started with reagan with his tax cut. then it continued with bush with his tax cut in 2001. it continues now with this president. , nixon and ford were different. i cannot understand. his doing away with the environmental policies that were put in place to protect the environment -- that is another thing. thank you very much. host: thank you for the call. guest: in 2016, working-class voters stillon voted

i am from buffalo, new york.ufacturers left and they left us high and dry for two or three decades. we measure success by keeping young people and communities that have been given up in the past. we have turned the corner. there are more millennial's and young people going to upstate communities that have been abandoned before. new york city is a mecca for technology. that's a barometer for success. how many jobs we have created, major infrastructure projects, how much investment we have had, airports, bridges, roads, the subway system. we are now creating a whole new system that is functioning and the contrast between what is going on in the state of new dysfunction what and gridlock looks like. it's like a day. that's why in my new position i am talking about what we can do in our capacities as lieutenant governors not just what is good for the state but what is good for the nation and that is to elect more democrats. david: talk about that in your new role as chair. is that best practices? to talk about what w

in buffalo, new york, the weather caused a plane to slide off the runway.more than 900 flights have been canceled nationwide, and nearly 8,000 have been delayed. places like south dakota have seen blizzard-like conditions. nearly 50 million people across the country are under some kind of weather alert. on the west coast, the california mountains are getting heavy snow, and it's more rain and strong winds for the lower elevations. so let's turn to our meteorologist pedram javaheri, who has been watching all of this very closely. people want to know when things are going to start to improve. >> we've got to wait until tuesday morning unfortunately, rosemary. of course that is when the airline industry considers that the period, the holiday travel period ends is tuesday morning. so this is when the storm system we expect finally moving offshore and away from the eastern united states. but notice there is the center of circulation right across the eastern great lakes, right across the ohio valley. gradually it is shifting in across the major metro cities of th

learning that weather played a role in a delta flight that skidded off u the runway as it landed in buffalo, new york today. athena, what more can you tell us? >> the operator of the buffalo airport confirming that was a weather related incident. a delta connection landing this morning. it land normally then exited the taxiway as they put it as it was on its way to the gate. that's the kind of problems this you can have when you have this kind of wintry weather mix. any surface, whether a road or runway, that can ice or freeze over as we face this vast swath of the country being affected by this weather. as you heard, some 50 million people or more are under some kind of winter weather alert and this coming on the businessiest travel date. here in new york, i'm looking out the window here, the rain has kind of tapered off. we expect it to come back. at laguardia, things haven't been that bad just yet. we talked to a few travelers. >> need back to work tomorrow, but so far so good. >> heading back, hoping everything is on time. >> so far so good. >> as long as it lands. still says on time. so just hop

in buffalo, new york, the weather caused a plane to slide off the runway. more than 900 flights have been canceled nationwide, and nearly 8,000 have been delayed. places like south dakota have seen blizzard-like conditions. nearly 50 million people across the country are under some kind of weather alert. on the west coast, the california mountains are getting heavy snow, and it's more rain and strong winds for the lower elevations. so let's turn to our meteorologist, pedram javaheri, to get some more detail on this. how many more days of horrendous travel are people looking at here? >> you know, rosemary, it's a very slow-moving system. that's the main problem with it. it doesn't help that we had the busiest travel day of the year in the past 24 hours, and of course the northeastern united states seeing the brunt of this very slow-moving system. you can easily pick out the center of circulation across the eastern great lakes as it gradually shifts on in towards the east. we think through much of monday and into early tuesday is when we finally see this syst

. >> reporter: over the next 15 years, lamont fostered more than 30 kids here in buffalo, new york andjj. >> reporter: and again, he did this all on his own and with all of his heart. >> every child that i have had, it was my goal to make a difference in their lives. >> reporter: you fell in love with these kids, huh? >> yeah. proud of them. >> reporter: and you retired from fostering? >> i did. >> reporter: go fishing? >> oh, yeah, did plenty of fishing. >> reporter: trips? >> all of that. >> reporter: of course, we wouldn't be here today if that was still the case. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: it re. >> it really was a shocker. didn't expect for him to restart and to do it all over again. it's amazing. >> reporter: today lamont is back in the game in a big way. not long ago he took on five sibling, all under the age of 6. >> major, are you eating books? >> reporter: lamont, who works as a caterer says he did have other plans for these years. >> i didn't think it was this. >> reporter: but those plans have now been shattered with mayhem. when is the last time you went fishing? >> it wasn

back in this country, the roman catholic bishop of buffalo, new york resigned over his handling of allegedual misconduct by clergy. bishop richard malone said the by someone else. better served the vatican had just finished an investigation into the abuse allegations. the buffalo diocese is named in 220 lawsuits over the claims. u.s. attorney general william barr drew fire today for his latest comments on policing. in a speech tuesday, he said americans should stop protestin agailice, and show them more respect. he warned that those who do not back local officers, could wind up doing without their services. >> they ha to start showin more than they do, the respect and support that lawnforcement deserves. and if commuties don't give that support and respect, they might find themselves without the police protection they need. >> woodruff: barr did not specify which "communities" he meant. but, civil liberties and human a righivists charged he was targeting minorities and others who protest police brutalitynd racially motivated misconduct. georgia's republican governor tapped business executi

last year, bill whitaker reported on leaked records of the catholic diocese of buffalo, new york.remain in ministry. the whistleblower was bishop malone's own executive assistant siobhan o'connor. >> siobhan o'connor: the reality of what i saw really left me with no other option because at the end of my life, i'm not going to answer to bishop malone. i'm going to answer to god. >> alfonsi: on wednesday, pope francis accepted bishop malone's resignation. i'm sharyn alfonsi. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." ( ticking ) ♪everybody needs somebody to love...♪ ♪ find everything you need to get together this holiday, with low prices and free shipping on millions of items at amazon. colon cancer screening for with low prices and free shipping people 50 plus at average risk. some things are harder than you thought. and others are easier. like screening for colon cancer with me, cologuard. i'm noninvasive and you use me at home. i'm also effective. i find 92% of colon cancers using dna in your stool. so why wait? cologuard is not for those at high risk for colon

new york is recognized. mr. higgins: thank you, mr. chairman. and madam speaker. the economic future of buffalo and western new york is strategically tied to southern ontario, which is 1/3 of the entire population of the country of canada. i'm pleased that this agreement strengthens the u.s.-canadian economic and light quality relations. i am concerned, however, that the u.s.-mexican economic relationship is more challenging. the united states has lost six million manufacturing jobs in the past 20 years. 53,000 manufacturing businesses have closed. nafta's promise of wage convergence, bringing mexican wages to canadian and u.s. standards, has failed. the mexican minimum wage is $5.10 a day, less than 64 cents an hour. we have good reason to be skeptical of mexico's commitment to do better. the usmca, however, because of chairman richard neal's leadership and emphasis on rigorous enforcement, does have the potential for improved mexican compliance and wages, the environment and labor standards. and i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: i'm pr

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new york, california, and north carolina are also taking the vaping company to court. in los angeles, elena gomez, abc news. >>> catholics in the city of buffalo, new york, who have been demanding their bishop be ousted are getting their wish. >> the vatican has accepted the resignation of bishop malone who has been widely criticized of his handling of sexual abuse claims made against priests. the pope named bishop edward scharfenberger to run the diocese temporarily. >> i'm not here as a knight in shining armor. i'm not here as the fix-it man. i'm just here to be a spiritual father. >> interim bishop scharfenberger is promising accountability even while taking on more than 200 lawsuits, but admits restoring trust in the church will take time. >>> officials in paris are hoping to avoid scenes like this today during a big protest march. demonstrations in the french capital and across the whole country are meant to oppose french president emmanuel macron's plans to overhaul france's retirement system. thousands of police are deployed across france and paris. they've banned protests in areas popular with tourists. >>> coming up, a woman drops a p

. >> reporter: cheryl and brandon from buffalo, new york, are ready for that special moment. >> hi, pretty aww, you >> if you would sit in between her legs, she will put her head right in your lap. >> reporter: from afar it looks as though the cuddle session was a success. >> surprisingly relaxing. you'd think interacting with a big animal wouldn't be relaxing, but it is shockingly relaxing. >> my heart was ready to explode. >> reporter: for some it's about more than a stress-free my treatment team was very concerned i wouldn't live more than a year or two without having a service animal. she's just been a huge life saver and i'm very grateful to have her. >> reporter: our trusted companions providing unconditional love, and now a bond that's helping to heal. for "nightline," i'm maggie rulli, upstate new york. >> the problem is people who take advantage of these emotional service animal rules. bringing just their pet. it's an emotional service animal! bring it into stores, into places, when it's not really that. it's fine if it's something that you actually need and a doctor has said that

father who separated from your mom at an early age but wanted to remain part of your life in buffalo new york? >> guest: he did, he never lived more than a couple miles away from us. he coached my little league teams. my sisters and i spent the holidays and weekends with him and usually couple days a week at his house. doing our homework after school. so he was very involved. it was very involved in my life. problem is that's not typical. that's atypical. and that's the problem. you go back to as recently as the 60s, you had to out of three black kids being raised by a mother and father. and now more than 70% are not. and i think that statistic alone goes a long ways towards explaining these gang-related violence, the involvement with the criminal justice system ofmi these kids. why they are joining gains, why are they shooting each other in places like chicago. think there's a lack of male role models for these kids in the large number of the situations. >> host: your fathers passed away but did you ever tell him that was unusual, thank you? be too i'm sure i did not think my father enough w

snowfall amounts, the leeward side of the great lakes around buffalo, new york, oswego, erie, pennsylvania, upwards of six inches close to a foot in parts of northern new england. guys >> al's going to keep an eye on this throughout the show thanks, al >>> jimmy carter is back in the hospital this morning, being treated for a urinary tract infection. carter is feeling better and looks forward to returning home soon it is just the latest in a series of health challenges for the former president just last wednesday he was released from the hospital after surgery to relieve pressure on his brain and in october he received 14 stitches after hitting his head in a fall. >>> now to a surprise shakeup at the top of the chicago police department superintendent eddie johnson has been abruptly fired by the city's mayor after what she calls a series of ethical lapses nbc's gabe gutierrez is here with more on this one. hey, gabe, good morning. >> reporter: hey, guys, good morning, quite a mystery here, chicago's mayor says the police superintendent flat out lied to her and the public about what happene

born in buffalo, new york. i've read he was a perfectionist. very much so. and i got my sense of perfection and wanting to do things in the best possible way with the best possible result from him. - that stuck? - yeah, so it stuck. and it still sticks. the perfect, perfect café latte. the perfect ganache. how to make the perfect bed. that is a very nice egg. perfect. he was also big into gardening. dad was a wonderful gardener. he grew the best tomatoes on the street. some of his tomatoes, those jersey tomatoes, were four pounds each. - four pounds? - four pounds. those were big, big-- they were called "big boys," actually. um, and then he also grew beautiful flowers and he instilled in me a love of gardening. i am a real gardener. and i think that's from dad. you are your father's daughter. i am. and i think i-- i hate to say it, but i think i was his favorite daughter. you grew up in a time when women became housewives. yes. it seems that you didn't accept that at a very early age. was it because of your dad? uh, no, i don't think it was my dad. i think m

and cat, ducks, oh, i've seen everything in here except river otters playing in the snow in buffalo, new yorke big event, everybody. it's our first annual "gma" pet of the year awards, yes. honoring the year's most talented lovable pets. we started with more than 800 of your submissions from around the country and we're down to the final nominees. it's a big morning for these beloved pets and one of them is going home with the coveted pet of the year trophy. >> yes. [ applause ] thank you to our string section. you know it's a big deal. let's get right to it. our first category is the instagr-animal award. the pets who made the biggest splash on social media and the nominees are -- herbee helped heal his human's broken heart after her previous hedgehog passed away with a new cat bff he is a traveling pro who loves the camera. his mom says he is the purest soul she has ever met. simon was saved when he was just a kitten about to be euthanized. now a 3-year-old adventure seeking cat, simon has developed a feline fondness for hiking, boating and any other adventure his owner brings him on. moose

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jim, buffalo, new york. caller: i have been watching all of this nonsense and it has been so clear to me from day 1 it is get trump at any cost. i am so sorry hilary did not win, but grow up, democrats, it is over. they have done nothing but destroy this country by their sham investigations. trump has done a lot of good things for this country and he has certainly made stupid comments like when he mocked that reporter for being handicapped, you cannot defend that. you have to give him credit for what he has done for the economy and finally we have somebody standing up to these other countries and not letting them walk all over us. the only thing i think the democrats have accomplished is the general public of my friends and i feel maybe it is time to split the country in half and have two separate countries, let the democrats and tv personalities and movie stars have their country and the rest of us can go to our own side. host: speaking of the president for his perspective, tweeting today about the events o

new york state is crazy. >> yes. i love new york. >> you do all -- >> i love buffalo after yesterday even more. >> a big win. but when you go out there, how do you explain the lack of fervor for impeachment among ordinary-working americans. >> i think people are troubled by the president's way of operating the presidency. i hear this from people who even might be closer to his views that the way he conducts himself. when they say we don't like him tweeting, that's not just tweeting, that's his behavior, his conduct, his bullying, his dishonesty. and so i think when you look at something like this, if you say let's just get the facts, let's have a fair trial, most americans, including a good number of republicans, would go along. they would. >> senator, i want to put you on the spot and you're going to do the campaign for the democrats for a democratic impeachment. we probably know how this will go and we will have an impeached president. how do the democrats take that versus just leaving the pocket and turn it to the general election and move it to kitchen table issues? that, to me, is the big challenge wher

from outside of buffalo, new york, rob is next. good morning.aller: good morning and merry christmas. host: sorry about the bills yesterday. but a good game. they played tough, but unfortunately they are just not there yet. hopefully we are hopeful for the future. host: are they still going to make the playoffs, right? are in theh, they playoffs for sure, but it is a young team, a young quarterback, and i think they will progress as the years go on and hopefully bring some hope back to western new york. go ahead with your comment. caller: getting back to the president, again, i feel some of let thevious callers -- truth be known and the truth will win out. i think it will make him weaker. and i independent voter, do not care if it is the right republican or right democrat running our country. somebody someone want who lacks integrity, honesty, fairness, compassion, and humility? it just blows my mind and i do not understand it. whether it is a republican or democrat, we need the right leadership to get our country back with god and the people an

new york is recognized. mr. higgins: thank you, mr. chairman. and madam speaker. the economic future of buffalo and western new york is strategically tied to southern ontario, which is 1/3 of the entire population of the country of canada. i'm pleased that this agreement strengthens the u.s.-canadian economic and light quality relations. i am concerned, however, that the u.s.-mexican economic relationship is more challenging. the united states has lost six million manufacturing jobs in the past 20 years. 53,000 manufacturing businesses have closed. nafta's promise of wage convergence, bringing mexican wages to canadian and u.s. standards, has failed. the mexican minimum wage is $5.10 a day, less than 64 cents an hour. we have good reason to be skeptical of mexico's commitment to do better. the usmca, however, because of chairman richard neal's leadership and emphasis on rigorous enforcement, does have the potential for improved mexican compliance and wages, the environment and labor standards. and i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. brady: i'm pr

buffalo, new york, you are on the air. nathaniel, are you there? one more time.e will go to bonnie in new jersey, welcome. caller: thank you. good and thanks for taking my call. i, personally, would like to see a reframing of this discussion or argument. i would like to relate to my 17-year-old self many years ago. when i graduated high school and i had to get a full-time job, i -- the only occupation i could do at that time. i wanted to support myself and go to college. i got a job in a law office in a typing pool and it was all women and they were all young -- my age or a little younger typing and we were 12 inches away from each other. all day long, i was typing, but i knew i was going to go to college. the young woman sitting next to me was a smoker and she started at 9:00 in the morning smoking and she smoked the entire day until 5:00 every single minute unless i had lunch, i was exposed to this smoke. finally i said do you think you could smoke a little less? andlooked at me glaringly said my right is to smoke. i will smoke as much as i like and she never s

he joins us from buffalo in the u.s. state of new york. good to have you with us on the show. how significant is this change? >> thehe pope would like e you o think that this is a sweeping change, and to talkk about the lifting of the pontifical secret is a very dramatic way to talkk about this, but the reality on the street for victims like myself and advocates is that nothing significant has changed by this. brent: kind of tell me -- what does this mean, for someone outside the catholic world the king at the king at this story? does this mean if someone confesses about sexual abuse, doing it, committing it, it being done, the priest has to go to the authorities? what does it mean lifting g this papal secrecy? >> the vatican is the opposite. they are not lifting secrecy such that if a child were to confesss to a priest that he or she had been abused, that protectition of the confessional seal i stillll in p place. the most remarkakable statetemet that camee from the vatican tody was from the sececretary for the commission onn l legislative tet that interprets these matters. w

the pink, that's freezing rain, a little bit of gropple in pittsburgh and new york city, on top that of snow cleveland to buffalo's where you'll see the significant snowfall in the next 24 hours accumulation up to 6 to 8 inches new york city, pittsburgh, central pennsylvania, you're not seeing that much snow, but the ice accumulation is going to be a very detrimental and treacherous this morning as people are venturing out for their early morning commute. make sure you're taking it slow. >> wise words. thank you, janessa >>> all right, another setback for boeing this morning. the aircraft maker has announced it is temporarily shutting down production of the troubled 737-max. the plane has been grounded worldwide since march after two crashes killed over 346 people company has since worked steadily on multiple software fixes for the plane as well as building new models while awaiting recertification by the faa. boeing safely returning the 737-max to service is our top priority the company says the production halt will not affect jobs as it isn't planning to layoff or furlough employees >> police in new york are s

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buffalo. from yonkers, new york, welcome to booktv. >> caller: the question i want to ask. good afternoon. the question i want to ask, republicans, especially black republicans, why don't they educate the blacks who fail history as far as that. and voter suppression, it is the ability of 40 million bucks since roe v wade in 1973. they could have been 70 or 80 million blacks and 60 million blacks voted power to the blacks and you should have me on your tv program discussing this and what i'm asking you to do is go through history and tell the black people, because i did when iran for the house in florida as a republican, i was called a racist. when jackie robinson was my hero and my musical radio program i honor martin luther king and we are being called racist, especially me. that is terrible. ask what democrat put them to schools in the south. that is what you should be teaching them. >> we will get a response. there's a lot of black history, and black politicians, it doesn't serve it doesn't serve their personal interests. what was going on in between the end of slavery and the beginning

tomorrow morning notice that snow in detroit and buffalo, that will swing to the east across upstate new york and pennsylvania, maybe even a peuple of flurries in time square, around the time of the ball drop tomorrow night. y your new year's eve forecast in time square, 39 degrees, wind gusts to 20 miles an hour, wind chills right around 29, it is going to be chilly, but at least it's not raining like last year, across the rest of the country, it will be finally quieting down momorrow night but it will be cold in minneapolis, bundle up, 13 degrees, about 34 in st. touis and pretty cool in los angeles with a temperature around 55. major? >> garrett: thank you so much for the details. s in lafayette, louisiana have a tough job ahead of them following a deadly plane crash this weekend. five people were killed, another is in critical condition. they were all headed to atlanta to watch l.s.u. in the peach bowl when their plane went down. the plane was destroyed and officials say there is no black box. among the victim sports reporter reporter carley mccord who is the daughter in law of l.s.u. off

new york. the new york national guard now on standby. a plane skidding off a taxiway in buffalo, its wheels stuck. the system claiming 11 lives. including two children in a vehicle washed away on a flooded arizona road. a third child is still missing. a new storm is slamming the coast in the west. abc's alex perez starts us off from chicago. >> reporter: tonight, a major storm marching towards the northeast turning deadly, slamming tens of millions of people, forcing delays on what's expected to be the busiest air travel day ever in the u.s. in buffalo, this jet sliding off an icy taxiway. the roof of this car nearly sheared off after crashing into a truck in icy conditions in niagara falls. albany is in the bullseye of the storm, expecting more than a foot of snow. abc's stephanie ramos is there. >> reporter: millions of people are expected to hit the roads today here in albany, new york. conditions continue to worse as the roads ice over. governor cuomo placing the national guard on standby as the storm moves through the northeast. >> reporter: heavy snow also blasting the upp

buffalo. >> and from yonkers new york welcome to book tv. >> hello. s,e republicans especially black republicans why have a failed history politically? so what do democrats think? actually with voter suppression. may be 60 million blacks but no we don't have power to the black. you should have me on the radio discussing this. so i'm asking you to go through history because when i ran for the house in florida as a republican when jackie robinson was my hero for martin luther king and we are called racist especially me. that's terrible. in fact i asked them what democrat help the schools in the south. but one of the first objections i could go on forever and that's what you should be teaching. >> thank you. i would agreeth with the caller there is a lot black history that doesn't get a lot of attention from civil rights organizations of black politicians because again it doesn't serve their personal interest what has to do with what's going on in the black community in between the end of slavery and the beginning of the modern day civil rights movement

so, so far philadelphia, all of new york city airports and that's where the major delays are tonight and syracuse and buffalo haven't been pretty and as we go into monday. we see improvement in a few spots. this storm lingers. rain to snow in philadelphia, new york city, stillbost proble sections of new england driving is extremely difficult. >> which of those cities get the worst of the snow? >> one burst of snow and then the second round of the tail end of this storm. you notice from boston northward up into maine 6 to 12 inches by the time we're said hartford, philadelphia, new york. they mix in the rain and sleet. monday night into tuesday morning. when the storm is gone, the rest of this week looks quiet. >> bill, thank you. >>> to politics now, president trump is due back at the white house tonight after spending the holiday with u.s. troops in afghanistan and at his florida estate and the week ahead will be a busy one with a big trip abroad and crucial new hearings in the impeachment y. ke o'donnell. >> reporter: president trump heading back into the storm of . tomorrow lawmakers review the draft repo

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chicago will feel like 4, and going into thursday morning, green bay will feel like 9, buffalo will feel like 12, new yorkr windchills, caribou, maine 2 below, minneapolis gets up to 11 that's a little bit better but it is going to be cold as we finish off this >>> good morning, i'm kari hall, we're seeing clouds and sunshine right now as we're looking at patches of fold rolling buy. all of that clearing out for today and more clouds moving in by this evening. we're going to see spotty showers between tonight and throughout the day tomorrow and then again early on thursday. more rain clearing out on sunday. forecast, craig. >>> dylan, thank you so much up next, the big retailers launching brand new daily holiday deals. stephanie ruhle is here. she's going to literally walk us through it step by step, what to buy now, but first, this is "today" on nbc fir is "today" on nbc. hey, come on. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott? elliott. you came back! >>> we are back with "today's" holiday consumer. maybe you missed the boat on black friday, maybe you missed the boat on cyber monda

new york city to connecticut later in the afternoon. from cleveland to erie, driving the throughway, there's enough snow out there south of buffalo to do ust an inch or two. windchill in marquette is negative 22 so this is some of the coldest air of the season for a few spots. windchill of 6 in chicago. and now that cold air is going to start filtering into the northeast. it already feels colder than yesterday because yesterday we didn't have the winds in the northeast. there's still ice on the trees in southern new jersey and pennsylvania, and if the ice hasn't melted off the trees which it probably won't, we could get power down. and boston this time of morning, your windchill is negative 5. new york city, it's 3. that's a shock to the system considering it hasn't been that cold for a while. but i mentioned the good news, guys. here it comes, as we go through the weekend, the big warmup in middle of the country, 50s in chicago, and all of that warm air should head to the east coast by the time we get to christmas. >> thank you, bill. >> thanks, big. >>> still ahead, new reporting 0 on how the president plans to offer counterprogrammin

are leaving work a little early, and dc is in the range, and philly, to new york, light rain to boston, and steadier rain in buffaloof snow in areas of wisconsin and fast forward to the end of the evening rush hour and dc, you're fine and it looks like 8:00 p.m., new york city, heavy rain over all the way to boston and of course this means significant airport delays, too, and the heavy rain, especially as you go throughout the course of the morning and the afternoon, and the low ceilings, the cloud levels are pretty le and a lot of red on the map and possible cancellations and delays. not snow or ice. but still, a heavy rain, will cause its own issues and here is the week ahead planner and the forecast, and a break in areas to the west coast and throughout the middle of the week, the second part of the storm exits, a little bit of morning snow out there wednesday and some school delays possible in the mid atlantic region, and we will have to see how cold it is if it accumulates on the road and then a break in the middle of the country and here comes the next storm and you notice that we have another one that dips d