mayors also from new york city, los angeles, philly, chicago, portland, oregon, santa fe, new mexico, washington, d.c. all these big city mayors representing tens of millions of american americans made defiant public pronouncement in the latest executive order from the new president. that executive order threatens to cut off federal funding to cities if these cities don't do what the trump administration tells them to do to immigrants in those cities. the mayor responded by basically saying yeah, make my day. you heard boston mayor marty walsh threaten boston will shelter immigrants in city hall if need be if the federal government comes after them. that was the reaction to one of the president's executive orders today. the other order he signed today was, of course, about the wall. >> we will build the wall and who's going to pay for the wall? 100%. >> no. mexico zero hundred percent is going to pay for the wall. the new president signed this order today telling the homeland security secretary to figure out how the heck to build a wall down in the southern border but then the bill for the wall will

. >> with philly tops on the list followed by boston new york and d.c., foreman says colder climatesould be a factor. >> that's why they're finding our households to bury themselves in. >> then there's the issue of sanitation. >> trash is a problem in that a congested area like the city. >> what can we do. >> empty the trash baskets of baskets make sure your trash put s put in a nice and neat pile. >> also recommends sealing cracks inside and outside the home something that would deter rodents and roaches claw found in just 7 percent of homes in our area. >> lovely. >> that's good news. >> oh, is it? okay. [laughter] >> so, i reached out to the health department here in philly to see what role it might play. a spokesperson told me they don't deal with mice but do have a hotline for rats and will send out a technician free of charge. find that number on our web site cbsphilly.com. i mean i-thought the roach thing at least it wasn't number one. i think we were 13th on the list for that. >> people watching at home you're looking around your house. >> i know. >> i had dealings with two r

. >> with philly tops on the list followed by boston new york and d.c., foreman says colder climatesould be a factor. >> that's why they're finding our households to bury themselves in. >> then there's the issue of sanitation. >> trash is a problem in that a congested area like the city. >> what can we do. >> empty the trash baskets of baskets make sure your trash put s put in a nice and neat pile. >> also recommends sealing cracks inside and outside the home something that would deter rodents and roaches claw found in just 7 percent of homes in our area. >> lovely. >> that's good news. >> oh, is it? okay. [laughter] >> so, i reached out to the health department here in philly to see what role it might play. a spokesperson told me they don't deal with mice but do have a hotline for rats and will send out a technician free of charge. find that number on our web site cbsphilly.com. i mean i-thought the roach thing at least it wasn't number one. i think we were 13th on the list for that. >> people watching at home you're looking around your house. >> i know. >> i had dealings with two r

in the shadow of lady liberty in new york's battery park, crowds filling boston's square, raleigh, minneapolis, philly, washington, d.c., in airports and on the streets. protesters carrying signs like all are welcome. in dallas, the 5-year-old boy back with his mother. a senior travelers have been affected. a facebook post going viral. this woman making her yearly visit to family, and now unable to get back to her job in south carolina. >> i'm just trying to be strong for my family because this is heartbreaking for them. and if i get to the breakdown level, it's going to be more devastating for them. >> reporter: tonight, an update on this family, pulled off a plane in cairo. >> i don't know what to do, because i sold my house. i quit my job. my wife quit her job. and kids left school. all these, and i paid $5,000 for for the tickets. have returned to iraq. and this 29-year-old doctor is unsure when he'll see his wife again. she landed in d.c. saturday morning, after visiting her mother, who has breast cancer. >> they told her, her visa would be cancelled. and she was terrified. >> reporter: her visa was denied. she w

in the shadow of lady liberty in new york's battery park, crowds filling boston's square, raleigh, minneapolis, philly, washington, d.c in airports and on the streets. protesters carrying signs like all are welcome. but others tonight, standing by the president. like this man in hazelton, p.a. >> take care of our own first, then take care of others. >> reporter: at dulles, this the 5-year-old boy back with his mother. a senior dhs official saying 375 travelers have been affected. 109 in transit, denied entry to the u.s. a facebook post going viral. this woman from iran, making her yearly visit to family, and now unable to get back to her job in south carolina. >> i'm just trying to be strong for my family because this is heartbreaking for them. and if i get to the breakdown level, it's going to be more devastating for them. >> reporter: tonight, an update on this iraqi family, pulled off a plane in cairo. given visas because he risked his life working for the u.s. government. >> i don't know what to do, because i sold my house. i quit my job. my wife quit her job. and kids left school. >> reporter: he tells us he and

new york and washington, d.c. people say there is no way we rank higher than the big apple. >> i thought that new york was the capital of this. what happened in philly >> maybe more rats took the census this year. >> that is possible. >> people are in denial. >> i have not seen the rats, where are these rats that everybody says we have. i do not see them. >> we have rodent proofing tips from the pet association, the best way to keep pests and mice is screening vents and chimneys and keeping basements well ventilated and dry and store none refrigerated food in air tight containers and maybe them we can stop the national media you lets from picking on our city. >> whether it's rats or throwing snowballs at santa claus, i want to see her image come up and rats don't help. zblm. >> now, there is a bright spot here kind of sort of. we are not the number one roach infested city that honor belongs to new orleans. >> well okay. we'll take that good news. thank you walter. >>> meanwhile, the philadelphia department of of license and inspection is conducting an investigation at a south philadelphia condo building this after a security problem was revealed aft

d.c. and baltimore. the rain notice is not that heavy at noon today, philly and new york. for significant delays. by 8:00 p.m., the heaviest stuff from philly to new york over southern new england. notice the pink, that's the sleet. then we get to the blue, that's where we have the heavy know breaking out in central new york. overnight tonight, the highest winds are on the coastal areas. especially out to cape cod. then tomorrow morning at this time, we're just about done with very heavy rain in boston. but you notice most of the snow is where it should be up in the mountains of new england for this time of the year. so again, we're dealing with heavy rain and a flood watch for new york and boston. alex, we have not mentioned much about the huge storm out west. long beach had 3.25 inches of rain in the last two days. that was a record rainfall for the area. i mean, this is long beach, california. >> what? >> yeah, it was an insane amount of rain. and people in los angeles now know what seattle is like. >>> meantime, a former spokesman for president george h.w. bush continu

stretching into virginia and d.c., it's slick out there, stay home if you can and put this little mini storm into motion and bring a pulse of wintry weather to philly and new yorkf days ago and look like we'll see a pus, an inch in some spots philly up to hartford, maybe boston too. mild air will build up so whatever does fall will be short-lived. chicago in the 40s. new york city, the 50s by wednesday, same thing for d.c. and philadelphia. meanwhile, our big story, our main story weather story this morning is the ice storm ongoing day two of three and the heaviest accumulations cities like wichita, kansas city, st. louis and even stretching start ireast up the ohio river could see some very, very slick spots if not some power outages. those are >> notice all the shades on radar. we have some snow and some sleet. some of the main action south of interstate 66 >> this weather report brought to you by geico, which insures just about everything but i wonder if they insure dogsleds. there's no steering we will wheel. i'll show you a little later in the program. >> wondering about that actually. that's what's coming up next here on "gma." it's going to be proof posi

in the shadow of lady liberty at new york's battery park -- crowds filling boston's copley square, raleigh, minneapolis, philly, washington, d.c., in airports and on the streets, protesters carrying signs like all are welcome. but others standing by the president like this man in hazelton, p.a. >> take care of our own first, and then take care of others. >> reporter: so many emotional scenes. this 5-year-old boy finally back with his mother after being detained for hours. a senior dhs official travelers have been affected. 109 in transit denied entry to the u.s. a clemson ph.d. graduate's post going viral. she was making her nearly visit to family, now unable to get on a flight back to america and to her job in south carolina. >> i'm just trying to be strong for my family because this is heartbreaking for them. and if i get to the breakdown level, it's just going to be even more devastating for them. >> reporter: an update on this iraqi family pulled off the plane saturday in cairo. this man and his family given visas, because he risks his life for the u.s. government. >> i sold my house, i quit my job. my wife kid her job and

rain into virginia and washington, d.c., it's slick out there, stay home if you can, let's put this minnie storm into motion. it brings a pulse into philly and new yorkto hartford and boston, too. the mild air down across the southeast this will build you u. chicago you get into the 40s and new york in the 50s. day two of three, the heaviest of accumulation in kansas and oklahoma. wichita and st. louis stretching farther east up the ohio river could see slick spots and power outages. that's are the national will wil headlines. >> reporter: here's the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, light snow and sleet developing this afternoon, minor accumulations of a coating to an inch. to you by geico, which insures just about everything, but i wonder if they insure dogsleds. i got to do that. actually there's no steering wheel. i'll show you a little later in the program. >> we were wondering about that actually. that's what's coming up next here on "gma." it's going to be proof positive that rob is in colorado on a work mission. check it out. he learned how to mush. how he fared on his dogsledding expedition in colorado after the break. >> i can't wai

new york state freeway today or heading northward. not fun either heading into western massachusetts on the pike. areas of drizzling and light rain on and off during the day. philly and d.cch done. as far as the winds are going to go, right now the heaviest winds are 50 to 60 miles per hour mostly off the coast. that's pretty good to come down on the jersey shore, they have come down in new york. hopefully the airports won't be as bad today as yesterday. we'll take you through the timing of it. this is at 8:00 a.m., we're dealing with heavy rain over boston. ice still lingering over interior sections of the northeast, especially maine. you're going to get a good ice storm out of this. notice the rain on and off in new york. then we'll clear it out throughout the day. we didn't get the heaviest snowfall with this because we didn't have the cold temperatures with it, alex. if you're in the middle of the country, you're getting the next storm coming in throughout the day today and tonight. so again, it's been one storm after another. but after this, we get a big break. it doesn't look like any other snowstorm, maybe seven to ten days coast to coast. >> that's fantastic. hey

express dining car that mike takes to new york every friday at 12:15 , by the way if you don't get that first seat i learn from the protesters it is 35 bucks from philly to d.con the mega bus. but we met people, going to d.c. on a mega day excursion. these people flew from denver, overnight, on american airlines to the hub in philadelphia, then septa train to 30th street station and then walk down the street here to get on the mega bus and they are going back tonight you will hear from them right now. >> i feel like nothing will ever change if you don't actually do it. sit at home no one knows you are complaining. >> reporter: people will find it amazing you flew from denver to philadelphia to catch a bus to d.c. just to protest. >> yeah, i guess so. it has been a tiring journey but it is worth it to come see nation's capitol. we have a new president. just come out here and talk about real issue that affect us. >> reporter: what made you want to get up early and go out here. >> i really am unhappy with all of the repealing of obama care. >> we are down there all day and coming back to philadelphia tonight. >> reporter: flying back to denver. >> flying back t