and i said, well, thank you for that, burke. this is the last time i spoke to burke. he said i put some cigars in, a couple books. he said i put some irish whiskey in there, too. i said, burke, you can't send whiskey to someone in the u.s. military. let alone in a muslim country. oh, he said, don't worry about it. it's in a listerine bottle. they'll never know. [ applause ] well, jack got his package, and there was no listerine bottle in the package. dorothy and i and our children and my entire team cannot say thank you enough to the men and women of the virginia state police executive protection unit for all they do and all they do for this commonwealth. [ applause ] >> as this chapter in my life and the history of our commonwealth comes to a close, i want to say how truly grateful i am to the people of virginia for the honor of serving as your governor. you know, i often make a joke about how unlikely it is i would serve as a successor to patrick henry and thomas jefferson. the joke is funny because it's true. not many middle class kids from syracuse, new york, woul

suburbs, burkes county, lee high valley, 36 degrees. and light snow will be accumulating overnight tonight and through the commute tomorrow morning. and it'll still be on the ground unless it's treated or shoveled later tomorrow afternoon. so there'll be some slick roads for the commute home tomorrow as well. we get a warm up just in time for the birds game. got the forecast when i'm back in ten minutes. >>> we're following what appears to be an accident there involving multiple vehicles. >> and they shutdown the lanes. >> the scene gets a little worse, too, as they try to cleanup. that's where the accident scene occurred and now the eastbound side is starting to see a little bit of a problem. now, everybody's off to the shoulder on the eastbound side moving by. traffic coming towards center city and coming out of south filly. the westbound side right around the south street off-ramp is doing worse because it's been closed here for quite some time. unfortunately, there are some people stuck behind the scene here that aren't going to mov

i can store member one day at one of the many car rides i had with burke, burke told me yoully, i did not vote for but i finally decided that i was glad that you one. -- won. thank you, amanda. [applause] gov. mcauliffe: i told a story at burke's funeral. i've spoken to burke just a day before and he told me he was sending a care package to our son who was a marine overseas. i said thank you for that, burke. that was the last am i spoke to him. whiskey overt some there, too. sendd, burke, you cannot whiskey overseas to someone in the military and let alone in a muslim country. he said, do not worry about it, it was in a listerine bottle, they will never know. [applause] jack got hise: package and there was no listerine bottle in the package. childrennd i and our and our entire team cannot say thank you enough to the men and women of the virginia state police executive protection unit for all they do in this commonwealth. [applause] gov. mcauliffe: as this chapter in my life comes to a close, i want to say how truly grateful i am to the people of virginia for the honor of serving as yo

a little bit more impressive in burkes county and western burkes county. hasn't reached reading yet, but we're going to see showers on and off during the day. most of the day we're looking at a dry day for wilmington, philadelphia, and south jersey. and with temperatures warming during the day we may see some rain showers before the snow starts falling late tonight. there you can see the snow inching into this hour, and to bucks county and into northern montgomery county. still dry in philadelphia and trenton at that hour. those snow showers around at noontime into the lunchtime hour. still waiting in philadelphia at 1:30 in the afternoon. most of those showers are going to stay off to the north and west even late into the afternoon. by tonight, though, the main system starts swinging into the area, finally. it's going to bea waiting game. and this is close to 2:00 in the morning tomorrow morning. that's light snow developing for the lee high valley and into the suburbs. and rain showers at the shore. and that is on the move for philadelphia just in time f

inspector burke. so if they don't have an intention -- if they don't have a need to become louder inside the venue, if they're happy with their current level inside, and they're doing improvements to outside, there's no reason for an additional sound test. the ambient stays the same, their limit stays the same. the sound abatement improves. >> but it's still getting -- we still got a ticket, you know what i mean? i mean, it would be nice just to have here's the data, they're in code. we took it at these levels, regardless of the standing wave. they're in compliance to the plane, and we're done. >> and this ticket was issued before this work was completed. >> huh? >> just for timeline sake -- >> yeah, so now that it's almost done, make sure that you're finished, and let's take that final reading and get that data. >> i think there's something that internally by itself and our sound engineering should be working with sean and maggie and the director because of our studies that we have found, and i mean,

the first of the light showers are just moving into burkes county, cold enough for it to stick. we could see some light showers this morning and this afternoon in the suburbs. but it's going to be less likely into the lee high valley. the rest of the area is going to have to wait before we get any snow. in philadelphia a chance of a sprinkle during the day as temperatures will be climbing above freezing during the day today. colder in the suburbs and colder in the lee high valley where we're more likely to see those scattered snow showers this morning. just a very light snow, but enough to make things slippery in the lee high valley. some isolated showers in the suburbs and mainly cloudy for philadelphia and jersey. i'm break it down for you when i'm back in ten minutes, but jessica boyington has the traffic. >>> moving through center city might be a bit of a challenge for some drivers. on the vine street expressway right now where where the eastbound lanes are blocked off. for right now it looks like it's still there. we're losing one lane also on the westbound side. right here

the steadier light snow is staying in the lee high valley and burkes county. reading gets a very light snowfall right now. and into lee high county at this hour. it's going to take a long time for this to move in. in fact, most areas will not see that steady accumulating snow until tonight. but there will be some snow showers around to start with. certainly cold enough for it in the suburbs and the lee high valley. 20s right now. 20s in new jersey. we've got a warmup before the snow moves into the rest of the area. 38 degrees this afternoon in philadelphia. 40 degrees in new jersey, and up to 41 degrees in delaware. so big differences neighborhood by neighborhood. i'll take you through it hour by hour when i come back in a few minutes, but first jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >> updates on the ram as around the schuylkill express street. it looks like the eastbound delay has really thinned out. but now with this accident scene over to the shoulder the off-ramp has cleared out of the way, but now it's that backup into south philly. you don't wa

here in new york city, tarana burke is the founder of the #metoo movement.he established the organization in 2006 to focus on young women who have endured sexual abuse, assasault, or exploitation. she heherself a sesexu assault susurvivor, now a senior directo at girirls for gender r equityt. she walked the red c carpet at sunday night's golden globe awards with actress michelle williams. she also, tarana burke, dropped the ball new year's eve -- but actually, quite literally. she was the one who dropped that ball on new year's eve because of her prominence in this movement today. in chicago, ai-jen poo, the executive director for the national domestic workers alliance is withth us co-directr , of caring across generations. her recent piece for cosmopolitan is titled, "i was meryl streep's "plus one" at the golden globes." in washington, d.c., monica ramirez is the co-founder and president of the national farmworker women's alliancece. in seattle, washington, calina lawrence is an artist, activist , and enrolold memberer of thee suquamish tribibe. she attend

burkes county, lehigh county, 17 in allentown and 17 in nazareth and northampton county.t we have across areas of chester county, is a in oxford. it's is there on the northern end of chester county. as we move into montgomery county, 14 in north wales and 14 in collegeville and 14 in bed minister. philadelphia county, you're looking at is a in pennsport and is a in west mt. airy. jersey, temperatures nor washington township and 15 turnersville and towards mercer county you're is a degrees and a quick lock down at the shore. temperatures down in the mid-teams over to cape may courthouse and into northern delaware right now you're in the middle teens as well as low single digit numbers where the skies have cleared out. check out your neighborhood. it's cold, and that is really the primer for that ice event that's coming your way tomorrow afternoon. so temperatures may actually rise tonight. that's because the cloud will be coming on in here. it's a dry start tomorrow morning. again, it's a cold start, but temperatures in the upper teens and not much sunshine out there, and

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the start times, well, we have seen some snow in the lehigh valley and burke county. it will take until 9:00 tonight to reach montgomery. 11:00 tienonight or before midnt before it gets to philadelphia. tomorrow morning 7:00 a.m. starting at the jersey shore. m there maybe some rain starting ashore. there is a sharp edge of the snow but it is not moving this way. it is moving this way. it is creeping and not going to move very fast, you can see it is a fairly narrow zone and the future cast shows it moving slowly to the east, maybe starting to rain in parts of philadelphia area, getting the streets wet. as we go towards the morning rush, temperatures going down a little bit and we get more in the way of snow, a little bit darker blue indicating at least enough snow to be causing some slick spots especially on untreated surfaces. our meteorologist, tammie souza will tell you how much snow to expect. >> it is not about the totals that we'll see. the biggest thing here is the timing. certainly if you are in the pocono, you could see six inches of snow. that's not untypic

pauli, sean burke has been in my home. dr. matthias has been in my home. abc has been in my home. everybody can hear the music. you can come to the back of roland street at midnight and hear it. it's not like this is a mystery issue. it's there, and i'm really appreciative of everything the commission has done because it's actually gotten better since last july. things have started to get better, and if it could just get fixed, we would be in heaven. i wouldn't care what hue was doing because, you know, it's just frustrating because they've known about these issues for so many years. bennett was in my living room eight years ago. i've met with him many, marijuanmany times. this is an e-mail. we've bought our own sound meter, and this is inside our home where the sound just bounces about between 70 and # 0, the bass hits; it just goes right up. and that's what i'm hoping can get solved, and i really want to thank everybody for their help on this. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good evening, commissioners. my name is garth smith. i'm a homeowner and resident at 2 roland,

bannon is not burke's only client with ties to the trump white house.ents white house counsel don mcman and reince priebus. >>> republican congressman, kevin kramer announced he will not run for north dakota's seat. the decision comes as trump and mitch mcconnell made pleas to run against heidi high camp in the midterms. they hope kramer would unseat her, solidifying the majority in the senate. meanwhile, the hill reports darrell issa is mulling over duncan hunter. issa announced he would not seek re-election. hunter has been plagued by federal and congressional investigations over the misuse of campaign funds but is 100% running for re-election. president trump will travel to southwestern pennsylvania in a push for republican congressional candidate ahead of the district's special election. the visit comes amid concerns he may lose solidly republican seat due to low fund raising. vice president mike pence is expected to visit the district at least twice leading up to the election. the white house has taken an interest in the race in an effort to save r

because monica wrote that letter and then reached out to tarana burke of #metoo and tarana burke reachedut to the rest of us, and that is how we got there. i think it is critically important also to uplift because you color don't get into the golden globes unless you're nominated, like america ferrera and tracee ellis urnay, and soduvo many who suffer from violence and racial injustices in that industry who wanted also make sure we were there. course, because susan sarandon has been one of the most left radical actresses, advocates in that pure group, me and susan know each other, especially through our mutual work and political leanings in the green party. obviously, as a puerto rican, it was an interesting moment because i knew most of my people in puerto rico could not see me because they don't have power. it was also a good moment because -- of senses of the word, roseau. >> overpowering in the sense that every person in that room that we know have access and power to something and resources that can help us take these movements to another level were very serious. and there were many

maybe a sleet mess up in burkes county. for all of you up there please approximate careful on the roads in the morning. 9:30 in the morning we're into the 20s. winds coming in out of the north and west. game is on right there. 27 degrees. we tumble over night. we'll wake up at 21. sunday morning only about 14 degrees. and philadelphia. the future feels like 15. tomorrow morning. game time 16. and here is our official game forecast for you. 29 degrees at kick off. 28 halftime. 25 for the fourth quarter. it will be raw and feel like ten to 20 degrees. northwest winds ten to 17 miles per hour. i'll have the ten day at ten. coming up. ,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness, hope over hopelessness. make sure that the lives we've lost will not have been lost in vain. addiction is a disease. when you ask for help, help is there for you. >>> lock at that face. challenger the eagle is excited for to

and lesser amounts into burkes county and out towards the le high valley. this first alert is in for the entire area for snow. white out conditions with heavy snow along the jersey shore. we have the blizzard warnings right now. the conditions will continue tonight through tomorrow. we'll have high winds. we're concerned about heavy snow. tropical storm force winds across the entire area. dangerous morning commute and drifting snow on the roads. we'll cover this and go neighborhood by neighborhood. >>> all right. it's been snowing for more than an hour at the jersey shore. this is a live look at ocean city. you see the board walk covered in snow. the shore could see the biggest snow totals. >> let's check in with brandon hudson. what do you see there now? >> it started snowing around 9:15 here. at the beginning we gt the small snow flakes now we're getting thicker flakes. it looks like specks of dirt floating in the air. but to give you an idea of how windy it is. storm force 10 you can see the wind gauge. we're getting more gusts. now we're getting wind gu

the snow is on the fights in all these plays i know burke as the bull brought us over most. big smile was. why hasn't this system in the great academy systems in foreign old annoying. produce and continue to produce those kind of players you know we always saw that our debt school was the best school and why is the dutch school this school was was technical plays. passing game you know created us and we had success with it you know we produced some four years an enormous amount of a fantastic place we are a small country seventeen million people. for such a small country we've done something well. you know if you can produce this kind of place but the rest of the world's looked at us and you know. they they they took the i would do things. to their good things you know for example germany you know when they had the disastrous periods in two thousand you know they came over they had a look at our youth academies. and they took that back to germany and they really meant it in their in their system and we we close our eyes for any other. academies in the dutch were lazio you si

movement continued to call attention to police brutality and systemic racism and activists turano burks need to movement is helping to change our society both of those movements are our big steps for traditionally a press. groups sure there are there are issues with any but women need to be resolved i'm sure there are people in black guys matter think president obama was a savior just because of his skin color doesn't matter that he continued the militarization of the police and the prison industrial complex which is a crime against humanity now look past that because he fist bump jesse at the white house christmas dinner. that's all really matters you know obama may go to the racist imperial system go down smooth a really bad if he was the pickle juice to the imperial whiskey burning all right. i know it sounds weird but it's sublime. and there are people in the me too movement who unknowingly or you know degrade the horror of rape by acting like the . saying nice is the same thing they're both wrong they're not the same thing but despite these issues black live matter and me too are a

aecom ceo mike burke. mike, thanks for your time today.ming, major trump back trump barrick -- major barrack speaks to bloomberg about robert mueller. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets "balance of power" i'm david westin. shery: i'm shery ahn. falling on the day are many abigailshares, and doolittle joins us. these companies have become the new villains here. this really has to do with president trump at the state of the union, talking about the idea that drug prices are too high. let's listen to president trump. >> i have directed my administration to fix the injustice of high drug prices, one of my top priorities for the year. julie: -- abigail: to your point, around in the villain role of wall street companies. in terms of the biotech companies, whenever drug prices come into the conversation they take a hit. if we help on the bloomberg we can see what is happening not for --r gilead sciences sciences, but for other big names as well. sciences see gilead higher, higher, higher and it than really taking a hit. shares were also higher on

but move inland and the snow is taking a break in parts of burks county and the lehigh valley, even some of the suburbs are getting a break right now. that's temporary. the snow will be filling back in. it's a massive storm system and it's going to be with us through the morning and well into the afternoon. breaking it down hour by hour to show you when it's finally going to taper off, crystal? >> and we've been talking about several days now, neighborhood to neighborhood we're going to see different things so this is a live camera view from the poconos and i think this is a mix of snow that is being made and snow that is falling but this is one of the areas that see some of the lowest amounts of accumulation. it's the shore and delaware beaches that's going to get that really good hit. i'll show you across the entire region what we are expecting throughout the rest of the day. if we tighten you up to our neck of the woods this is through 7:00 a.m. the deeper blues that extend through south jersey and to some extent the i-95 corridor, plus the outer blues and whites that you see, the leh

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bring us a painful morning rush hour is now moving into the try state area the lehigh valley and burkesnty may get hit the hardest but much of the region will have to cope with a wintry mix. tuesday night the big story on action news tonight the approach of our next bat with old man winter penn dot getting the salt trucks ready for action and action reporter annie mccormick is life in norris town and then the metrologist cecily tynan and accuweather cecily. >> jim this is going to be a brush with some snow, some rain, there are a few things really counting against this storm from being a big snow maker first of all a lot of dry air and if you look at this you can see it breaking up in northern virginia and also running into some relatively warm temperatures, we have temperatures above freezing in most of our viewing area so the moisture has finally started to move east but you will notice near malvern and pottstown it's starting as rain not snow in reading it's been snowing for hours lightly but even there temperatures are marginal so a lot of that is actually melting as it's hitting th

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it's already started in lehigh valley, burks county has had some snow this morning may have some this afternoon, but it's not going to start much of chefrt county, montgomery counties, bucks county until after the afternoon rush today and from the philadelphia area down through south jersey until around 11:00 tonight and the first flakes will probably be melting in this area. and then not until 7:00 tomorrow morning as you head towards the shore. that's just an amazingly slow progress. and you can see it's not moving in this direction, we had this little area break off and come through earlier today, but now everything is retreating. and this line, band of snow actually goes all the way to the gulf of mexico. it's very strange. as we go through the afternoon, temperatures above freezing across much of the area. so we're not expecting much in the way of slippery driving. but as we go through the night tonight, the snow spreads through the area and eventually the temperatures drop as well. more on who's going to get how much and exactly when coming up. >>> right now light snow is sticki

remember, initially we thought his lawyer burke was all about prepping for testimony before the house committee, and only about information during the m can pain and now he tells the special prosecutor robert mueller, yeah, i'm represented by burke. it's going to be interesting to see if he keeps burke or changes attorneys. >> you're making so many points that we wanted to drill down on. they shared a lawyer as rachel was reporting, again, nothing nefarious about that, when you say that could go south, for whom? >> for all of them. because the minute they start talking about each other, they may think we're in this together, we have got our plan, we have synchronized our watches, but the second they start talking about each other, and even if someone slips up and says a mistaken statement about prebrus was in a meeting and mcgahn was not. they should really be represented by separate counsel, this is an interesting things to watch legally. >> how do you view steve bannon's evolving role, it's dangerous to make predictions, no one would have predicted even a month ago that he would be

" reporting that the former white house chief strategist, so-called, retained the services of bill burke and represents don mcgahn and reince priebus in the russia probe. nbc news has confirmed tonight that steve bannon will be interviewed next week by the house intelligence committee behind closed doors, unfortunately for us in the tv business. that's according to two sources who are familiar with the matter. reuters reports, quote, that the interview on tuesday will focus on bannon's time on the campaign, not the transition or his time in the white house. joining us now, betsy woodruff, politics reporter for the daily beast and broke the story on steve bannon hiring a lawyer, also with us, max boot, senior fellow. he's author of the new and important book "the road not taken." betsy, i want to go to this issue of the other clients that steve bannon's lawyer represents. there are rules about that. about possible conflict of interest in representing multiple clients in the same matter because there could come a day where steve bannon has criminal information about one of the other client

and, you know, mayor burke and his staff, they're reaching out to several corporations. it's just to say that we do -- we're going to lean heavily on the mayors for those engagements. so hopefully -- you know, the networks just over two years old. you know, when i took over, we had about 37 members, now we have about 125. we probably have a good 20 to 30 other cities that are kicking the tires on joining the network. but, you know, i think that it's something that if i could report back to you in a year or two with the progress we've made. and certainly just like us with our foreign assistance, companies aren't necessarily walking around with a checkbook looking to -- you know, there's a long process for them to determine who they want to donate to. so, you know, we have to figure -- or the strong cities network has to figure out the rules and apply. so, it's just to say that a lot of work remains to be done. >> thank you. >> thank you. oh. there we go. thank you for your remarks. miles smith from internews. we're one of the implementers in this space and what dwe do is

burkes county may see some snow but the least amounts in our area. 11:00 tonight to 2:00 p.m. tomorrow we'll have blowing snow, drifting snow to get a lot of it. it will be windy. it will bring in the most dangerous cold yet. high clouds streaming in from the southwest, way ahead of the storm. you can see the precipitation very clearly. heavy thunderstorms down in florida. this area here, that is snow in georgia, but i also like to keep an eye on the direction of the high clouds. it gives you an idea of the jet stream, whether it's going that way or that way may determine how much snow we get in our area later on. here is the center of the low right now. the more of those white lines you get the more intense the storm is. it continues up the coast. 7:00 tonight it's not even close to snowing here. don't worry about your dinner time hours. and then in the middle of the night and first thing tomorrow morning for the morning rush sh that's when we are getting nailed. we would get it a lot more if this was closer to the coast. it is so big it is still impacting the area. into the

seven on your side now with a scary incident that happened at a school in burke. a kindergarten student served chocolate milk at lunch-- but when he took a sip, he knew something was very wrong. 6 year old parker tootill alerted the 6 year old parker tootill alerted the staff at nativity catholic school, and they pulled all the milk from their lunches. it turns out the school had recieved milk accidentally tainted with a chemical used to clean processing equipment. several children drank that milk and one fell ill. parker's mother eventually called the manufactuer, lehigh valley, who offered to compensate her. the company says operator error lead to the tainted milk shipment and it is retraining its staff. the school is no longer doing business with lehigh valley. we checked and according to ecolab, a world leader in food safety, when that liquid is diluted it shouldn't hurt anyone if ingested. the search for answers continues -- after a patient was abandoned outside a baltimore hospital. we first showed you this yesterday morning. a bystander shot the video -- sh

reece burke with the goal. they'll play bournemouth or wigan in the fourth round.mel falcao scored an injury—time equaliser to claim a 2—2 draw for monaco against nice. but marseille leapfrogged them into second place, on the table by beating strasbourg 2 nil. india lost the key wicket of skipper virat kohli as south africa looked to seal a series victory in centurion. at the end of day four the tourists were on 35/3, still needing another 252 runs to seal an unlikely victory. an innings of 80 from ab devilliers and a half century from dean elgar helped the proteas to set a target of 287 for india to level the series. the british heavyweight boxer, anthonyjoshua, said it was an honour to be sat next to his fellow world championjoseph parker. but that was about the only compliment he paid the new zealander, as the pair announced their unification bout. the fight, in cardiff on march the 31st, will uninyoshua's wba and ibf belts with the parker's wbo title. mike costello reports. anthonyjoshua still anthony joshua still in anthonyjoshua still in fine form after the m

the photo of -- so mayor tate, he is a republican and mayor burke is a democrat. so, you know, it's important that we have bipartisan support. it's important that these programs, these good practices, as i mentioned before, are institutionalized, because if i take another job, you know, or my boss takes another job we want to make sure that the people that replace us are continuing the work and building on it. we don't have to start from square one. that is an absolute challenge. we have seen that. it's just to say that we constantly have to receivinforc this is not the state department's network, we support the network and other companies do. and we hope cities can fund exchanges on their own. if the private sector can start contributing, if an airline, as you know, hotels are very focused on security. if they wanted to sponsor these exchanges, city officials, law enforcement, if they know ways to prevent attacks in the end will save them a lot of money. it's just to say that we need more people involved in these efforts, but we don't neced to securetize the issu

mentioned cologne ok there was no movement there it was only three points now between them and tom burke for two braman and eight point two now big question are they going to be relegated they are not going to relegate it to going on forty you heard it here first. is saying they are not going to be relegated let's see if that does come true michelle thanks so much for all your analysis that is all we have time for on the ball in this league this week i'd like to thank of course michel things in my wonderful cast so for me and the rest of the team here in berlin and. where i come from you have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized really early that it makes sense to explain the different reality. i'm out here at the heart of the european union in brussels where you have twenty eight different realities and so i think people are really looking for any journalist they can trust for them to make sense of. items not all i work at the. crime fighter the new season of radio crime thrille