. >>> i'm corey smith in montgomery county where tonight the trn biggest conces are the rain and the roads. some of it is slushy, some of it is slick. either way your morning commute will likely be impacted. thanks to late night hard labor, he should have no problem walking out of his door on thursday. >> glad you got it done before the freezing rainrt s? >> yeah. >> reporter: with the rain and temperatures falling overnight, driver m intgomery county will likely have to contend with icy roads thursday. as for the mning walk to the bus stop, it will be a little crunchy as the rain-packed snow hardens. he will be to greet the kids, though. it's his job after all. he's a susooldriver. >> it's difficult because we have so much r ponsibility for the kids on the bus. >> youroa mainl obviously is to keep the kids safe. >> safe, exactly. >> reporter: montgomery count crews will continue to work throughout the night. school is on a dtwo-hourayed start. be sure to watch news 4 today for all you need to know on your road conditions. in montgomery county, cory smith, news 4. >>> and more breaki

corey smith talked to those who came out today. >> reporter: for the folks who came out toprotest, there is a national emergency but it's not on the southern border. it's much closer to home. just a few stepsth fro oval office, more than 100 otesters gathered at lafayet square. >> this is not the america we believe in. >> reporter: for these proteste national emergency declaration is a power grab, an end run around congress to get funding for a border wa. todayprotesters vowed to fight streets andt on the in the courtroom. >> there's no emergency, if there's no emergency,he esident doesn't have the authority to do what he's epdoi. >>ter: robert wise is an attorney who's suedhe administration. >> the wall will be within a couple feet of oneperson's house. there's not support for this. >> reporter: with the potential for a ctprot court battle on the horizon, protesters aregr urging cs to act now. lawmakers will likely vote on a disapproval next week. >> they are co-equal branch of government and need to act like it. >> reporter: if it passes the government would likely veto the measure. so

corey smith on behalf of the san francisco bay area housing action coalition. one of the things we always talk about when people kind of inquire about our organizational philosophy we like to say we are a yes and organization. we need to be expanding our supply of market rate housing and subsidized forwardable housing and supportive homeless housing. if we want to get more units on the market we need to find additional funding sources to figure out how to get more money and we should have programs like this be operating to figure out additional ways to solve this problem and i don't think anybody here will think this is going to solve the entire state's affordable crisis but just thinking about what is going to happen when that one family who is living in fear because they know their building might be sold and they get that phone call saying by the way, actually, it's a local neighborhood nonprofit that will be buying this and not only are you going to be safe in your home but we'll be making improvements because our great nonprofit developers in the city are c

smith: yes. mr. jordan: we'll take the united states senate. mitch mcconnell and ted cruz. the republicans say, corey booker and kamala harris are the democrats. independent is bernie sanders. mr. smith: that would work. mr. jordan: that would work. that's what the majority intends for it to be in 2021. something like that. maybe not those people. es h.r. 1 require -- limit free speech? mr. smith: i believe it does. in significant ways. as pointed out in my testimony. in ways it was not limited even before some of the supreme court decisions that h.r. 1 purports to want to overturn. mr. jordan: let me take a whack at a little summary here, professor. h.r. 1 requires taxpayers to pay for a holiday on election day for government workers, h.r. 1 requires taxpayers to pay for six days of paid leave for government workers who want to be poll workers. h.r. 1 requires taxpayers to pay for politicians' campaigns. and if those same taxpayers give to some organization, they can be outed under h.r. 1 so that the anyone could harass them or their families? mr. smith: yes. mr. jordan: such a deal for the taxpayer

to know the field, we spent the morning with corey booker, and senator kamala harris is doing basically the same thing, she has a town hall up in port smith. we asked her about her reaction to andrew mccabe's interview on "60 minutes." >> i heard what he has been saving, and he has been in a position to be in rooms that most of us are not and can share information that the public should know about how their president handles important issues that affect national security. >>> and to remind you what he said, in his resurrection,th president seemed to side with putin, and kamala harris, on the senate intelligence community, not saying she feels troubled by what was said by andrew mccabe. she was also answering questioning by voters and it gives you a sense on what is on the mind of democratic voters as she gets to know these candidates. she was asked about dark money and her answers are only going to evolve, if you ask voters right now, they're interested me in the money and they feel they have a wide field, but they feel lesseded wi blessed with a lot of options. >> that is a good problem to have, thank you, ali. when i saw her earlier it