i'm hayden. i'm a junior this year at (inaudible) my first term on the commission but what drew me to it is like emily i have always been super fascinated by public transportation. since i was two years old i had a baby sitter and she couldn't get a driver license so would take the bus everywhere and it was fascinating to see all the people and places i could go around the city and just as i got older i would explore more and more but realized that you know, like, it is not as simple as buses driving around and i can be involved in getting more buses out there, having more places to go to and like i think especially when the pandemic happened and all government meetings moved on line it was a lot more accessible for me so i was able to pgo and make public comment and see had all the presentations, see all the people on commissions and stuff and also had several friends who had been on the youth commission in the past so i just saw it as a great opportunity for me to advocate for young people, bec

c with guilty. hayden phillips was the civil servant in charge of setting up the inquiry a lot of my colleagues in gum, which was jubilant. the result. yeah, i'm not saying that the b c were innocent and the government was guilty. but i was genuinely surprised by the decisiveness in which he pinned blame on the b, b. c. and nobody else. the chairman of the babies have resigned. i thought, lonely and told him only. and the following day, the governor of the b. b. c got rid of me so you would say that you were pushed. i was post, it was no doubt that the governors in the b b. c. last, they're both like kind of similar to decades earlier, dyke paid the price for defending the bbc's independence. the new government approved management stuck a more compliant we must now study the report cast, learn appropriate lessons, and implement relevant measures. ah, there were in the wake of the departure of the chair and the director general attempt to once again introduce the risk of a editorial control over controversial issues that the baby see. this for me was an important turning point. when i

, the government official in charge of the department handling broadcasting policy was my father. hayden phillips, he and john burke had their work cut out. we worked closely together in the run up to the ruby c charter renewal. and he is, it were managed to enable the government to agree to a chart of settlement which was after years of tension was a sort of peace treaty. he was very important person in terms of the acceptability of the bbc within government. boy, which is by all accounts pulling his topside to help his ally and friends, tony, man, weapons of mass destruction can be found tied quickly off death. there is no good for going to war. on the basis of them in the 1st director general of the 21st century, greg dyke was a controversial appointment. no, greg dyke was all smiles this morning when he heard it doth broadcasting top job. as a former donor to the party in power, you labor, dyke was prime minister tony blair's favorite candidate. but he was no push over by 2003. that was the relationship had morphed into another confrontation between the b, b, c and the government at

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out front now general michael hayden the former director of the cia. 2018 and also has aphasia which affects his ability to communicate. anyone watching, you know he is a longtime member of the cnn family. general, i am very grateful to you for speaking about this. i do want to ask you about your experience because i think you give inspiration and hope to so many. first, speaking about senator fetterman that he's not eating and is losing weight. doctors say about a third of people who suffer from strokes have some form of depression in the year afterwards. did you experience anything like that? >> no, not exactly. even today, even this week i am thinking about my head. i'm looking at it and saying, that does not work. it does not work ever again. i am feeling bad, that i have to say no. let's go and do something more. that's what i was doing. it is a problem, but i think i can do it. the senator has the same problem. it is hard, but i think it will be okay. >> how do you get through those moments, as you say when you look at your hand even today and yo

but china is the most important. >> general hayden, i very much appreciate your time, and i thank youonly imagine the courage that it takes. and i just want to thank you because i think for so many you give inspiration and hope. >> well, that's very nice of you. thank you. >> and next, very few people are -- could even imagine sailing around the world. and how about doing it by yourself? but only one woman hoping to do it is facing challenges that make her adventure incredibly urgent. and she's going to be with us next. and a father and daughter up to their necks in rubble reunited after they were buried alive in the turkey earthquake. so have we. that's why new dove body wash now has 24-hour renewing micro moisture for continuous care. new dove body wash. change is beautiful. trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nucala can help control. now, fewer asthma attacks and less oral steroids that's my nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthl

of that we welded done in his no investment in the projects to afford modern equipment yet either hayden farm is part of the 0 agricultural project. it's the 2200000 acre agricultural scheme. that's one of the largest of its type in the world. it was established nearly a century ago and was once regarded as the bread basket of sudan crops like sir, gum cotton and weeds were harvested. not just for local consumption, but also for export. now only about half of the land is being farmed. they are self up to remove. the input for harvests is not always affordable to farmers and the seeds on to a waste. the bashing of the land is there, the water for irrigation is there, but there is need to rehabilitate the facilities of the project. more than a 130000 and farmers work on the project that's managed by the government. but farmers say the government hasn't invested enough, most of the machinery around here has been in use for years. farmer se affiliates more than i did. the team has led to a decline in production of property in the country. for example, 75 percent of the country's lead was one

i'm hayden. i'm a junior this year at (inaudible) my first term on the commission but what drew me to it is like emily i have always been super fascinated by public transportation. since i was two years old i had a baby sitter and she couldn't get a driver license so would take the bus everywhere and it was fascinating to see all the people and places i could go around the city and just as i got older i would explore more and more but realized that you know, like, it is not as simple as buses driving around and i can be involved in getting more buses out there, having more places to go to and like i think especially when the pandemic happened and all government meetings moved on line it was a lot more accessible for me so i was able to pgo and make public comment and see had all the presentations, see all the people on commissions and stuff and also had several friends who had been on the youth commission in the past so i just saw it as a great opportunity for me to advocate for young people, bec

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as you say, connecticut when you're going to say, and former c i a director michael hayden became a national security analyst for c n n a. how much does this compromise what the public is told about war? what else? what that stake? well, it depends what you think the purpose functions that really is in times of war, in our military society. their function pretty much is to sell the public on the need for more weapons and the need to intervene in this country are media is ultimately controlled by major corporations like general electric ah, for a long time. and jo, many other conglomerates basically themselves recognize it consists of big business. and as i say, laurie's good business for the media and joe, for the administration, even when it's failing. so hoof sure. i'm answering your question. it's natural for them to hire these people. if they're messages to get propaganda out, who better to do it than these military or the she a people, if you want, endless war, which in effect, the wish has wanted. so this something, what happens right? what happens when citizens are only told the truth

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the next few days though, will prove vital son hayden's al jazeera west jerusalem. u. s. security officials say china is using high altitude balloons from tele, just gathering. that's off of the u. s. shop down. what it said was a chinese surveillance bloom early this month. beijing denies the claim. we were able to determine that china has i high altitude balloon program for intelligence collection. we assessed that at this time, these balloons have provided limited additive capabilities to the p. r c's, other intelligence platforms used over the united states. but in the future, if the p r c continues to advance this technology, it certainly could become more valuable to them. ah, type of quick check in the headlines here at this hour. it's been a week since to devastating earthquakes, hit turkey and syria, and the urines. now warning, the rescue phase of the response is coming to a close. the focus is now switching to caring for survivors. more than 37000 people have been declared dead across the 2 countries. the toll is expected to rise. some is they dam has more from

and it was a hayden, by the government that was hidden from the government. and it was very dangerous for the population of ukraine and why they're doing these are moving the territories because they upgrade that new train and they can be more discovered. it can be more capture, so i think the phrase involved to, to prevent such developments. but today they had, it was clearly described by our representative in the new conference, another meeting. so biological weapons convention that the process is etc. samples are given and requested action against these, but it's still now. there is no positive moment rating committee to investigate this, etc, etc, etc. reluctance is everywhere, but nevertheless, it's not making safer for the world, it's dangerous. so there are a lot of laps all around the territory of russia in different states in the borders . and it's leslie baker. a such are illegal acts over the years government this? well then i'll saying is one thing with the governor's office when you've got the western media that really picks and choose what, what

the next few days though, will prove vital thought hayden's al jazeera west jerusalem. new security officials say china is using high altitude balloons for intelligence gathering, that's out of the us shot down what it said was a chinese surveillance balloon early this month. beijing de.

small holder farmers, maximize harvest yield production, and we solve food security around the world. hayden says he hopes to see more investment in the project that would help him not only get more than equipment and increase production, but also grow enough crops. so that to 0 project than once again, export food from sudan. he will morgan august 0 to 0 state. the millions of people around the world, of course, covered 19 and recovered. a new study published in the lancet medical journal has looked into how much protection that gives against a 2nd infection. it found that natural immunity reduces the risk of hospitalization and death by 80 percent for about 10 months, at least as long lasting as the protection gained from 2 doses of a code of $900.00 vaccine. but the report also found protection gained from an earlier infection may road more quickly when faced with new variance like ami chrome. dr. chris murray is one of the authors of the report. he says it's safer to get the job than to go through the disease. we know that infection does give you some long lasting immunity, but it's a lo

the long range missiles are said to be highly accurate, and can be fired from hayden positions to avoid detection. washington safety weapons will enable ukraine to attack territories, including crimea, which has been a part of russia since 2014 a small diameter bomb in the latest ukraine aid package has the potential the target crimea. is that the intent behind providing it now? so thanks for the question, joe. so, so yes, as part of the usa i package, we will be providing ground launch small diameter bombs to ukraine. this gives them a longer range capability, long range virus capability that will enable them again to conduct operations in defense of their country and to take back their sovereign territory. russian occupied areas. and we discussed the topic with the co director of the international action said the sarah found, as he said to us, is intent on dragging out the conflicts. us isn't ignoring the warnings they are deliberately, deliberately provoking further and further, or they know the consequences of this. and they're more than willing to push ahead . there's an enormous n

so i think that's in depth and there is a continued de hayden, there is no continued d as well. so, so can i make on the political system is concerned. but there's this mentality which i, i must say, praise the russians. well, is that the project is a jim american hegemony was the europeans of the western european at least embrace . but then of course that's they're taking as the, the main, the main continuity view ish and demand. he's of his intent hostility to her show that we have in the west. well, of it, there's other, another continuity, it's western had gemini, that has not changed here at 180 and looking at what's coming out of the administration in the, in, from an nato smelted berg. i mean, they're sending out a really a wide array of messages. there's no more ammunition, we don't know how much more aid we can give. but then there are biden is saying, as long as it takes still, and it seems to me that there's the messaging is getting kind of sloppy on their part because it's, it's the, the, the, that in the narrative is beginning to crack your thoughts. go ahead, ted.

. >> i was at a random event and they came up to me and hugged me and are like my gosh, you are hayden miller from the meeting. i felt somebody. i'm like wow, these people know me and they don't always vote the way i want them to vote, but they listen and they hear you and that's what government is there for. just remember at the end of the day, it might not always go the your way, the way government works, but for you that is the whole purpose of government is to serve you, so- >> the youth commission has public comment on every item and every motion we ever make. every city commission does. our meetings are open to the public. we want to make space for you. we want to hear from you. please come, share your opinion and you can also even if you can't make a meeting you can write public comment in too. i say especially at the-it is hyper-local the youth commission. we only represent young people in one specific area and one specific state so that is where your public comment will have the most im pact. a couple times people reached out and said this is a issue i didn't know needed to be

it's on the face of it and they think it was general hayden the director of the cia who try to reduce the number off contractos working for the government who had security clearance. >> we are going to start taking questions so please think about your questions.he there has been a lot of discussion in the conference arounden technology changes funding needs. from your on the ground view any thoughts on any of the changes suggested toto reduce the backlg and of course as you heard on the panel earlier today on the presidential library if everyone is running to deal with the latest nomination records again that spelling limited resources from the declassification review. we heard there's a very small staff of the library so they are changing around the current the moment as the declassification backlog continues. any thoughts unless changes? >> as i understand that's how they are handlingng these thing. in the supreme court nominations they pull people from different libraries across the country. they may need people with clearances depending on the situation and they certainly need peo

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and i know ainsley, hayden wants some snow and we will get to it, i know it. one big snow storm.sley: come on in here. she already left the frame. she is coming inside. we have actor kirk cameron and anderson and they are going to join us live coming up. first the clydesdale are welcoming four new little members to the herd. their live tv debut is next. ♪ i'm going to ride until i can't no more ♪ i'm going to take my horse old town road ♪ i'm going to ride until i can't no more ♪ hat down ♪ ♪ >> ashley: and we are back with a couple of quick business headlines, texaco's quarterly earnings beating out analyst expectations fueled by higher prices for snacks and drinks. shares at the company rising more than 1% in premarket trading. raked in $28 billion revenue in the fourth quarter despite the boost in revenue increased cost products per demand. shares of mattel taking a tumble after the toy company posting disappointing fourth quarter. down 10% in free market trapgd after mattel announced sales plunged 22% year over year. customer squeezed by cut back during shopping during the ho

it's silly on the face of it and i think it was actually general hayden the director of the cia trying to reduce the number of contractors working for the government who had in fact security clearances. >> we are going to start taking some questions so please think about your questions. i want to return there's been a lot of discussion at the conference around technology, changes, funding from your kind of on the ground view of using the presidential library. any thoughts on any of the changes or suggestions to reduce the backlog and of course as you heard on the panel earlier today if everyone is running to have to deal with the latest nomination records again that is pulling limited resources from the classification reviews. we heard that there is virtually a big staff at the library so if they are chasing around the current event of the moment that means that backlog continues so any thoughts on those changes? >> as i understand that is how we handled those things when there is a presidential supreme court nomination i've heard they do pull people from different libraries across the

intelligence officers including former cia directors, john brennan, michael more rel, leon panetta, mike haydense has all the earmarks of a russian information campaign. twitter and facebook throttled users from sharing stories about it. with republicans in control of the house. they will investigate this and classified documents found at the former president's home. >> major coincidence that the documents pertained to china and they pertained to ukraine. which were the key business areas that hunter was involved in. i think we still have a lot to learn there. certainly doesn't look good. >> republicans are promising hearings on these issues. back to you. neil: rich edson, thank you very much for that. want to go to ronald chapman right now, federal attorney, knows legal angles far better than i to see where this is going. republicans obviously want to extend, carry through on the investigation of hunter biden. look at any ties to fist heart. where is this -- his father. where is this, ron? >> the investigation is sitting with the u.s. attorney david weiss who is out of delaware. david weiss wa

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ainsley and brian, ainsley, i want you to make that for hayden tomorrow morning. >> ainsley: i like thisalled the big biscuit, they have the titanic, the big pancakes and they look delicious. and i also love that they're sharing their secret recipe for all of us. because most of us are not traveling to kansas city in the next few months. >> brian: if you are watching, don't share with other channels. this is just for you. >> ainsley: this is exclusive to the fox news viewer. >> brian: check back in with you, steve. good luck. >> ainsley: keep your cinnamon at room temperature. >> brian: whatever that room is still ahead, hunter biden's lawyers denying they admitted hunter's laptop is real oops after asking the don to probe its leakers can't have it both ways. rob ahmari will react next. >> ainsley: first, tragedy in new jersey. did you hear about this? a council woman, she is a pastor, a mother to a 11-year-old little girl. she is found shot to death right in front of her house in what police believe was a targeted attack. we are going to hear from her former campaign manager and a frien

you say, you were married three times to three very different men, french film director, roger, tom haydenour life, you turned to men for guidance is that because you didn't get it from your dad? >> yeah, i suppose. and the fact that my mother killed herself when i was 12, you know. i mean, i just assumed nobody would be interested in knowing me unless i was with a man who was really interesting, and they were all interesting. >> when did that change for you? when did you feelrealize, one, jane fonda, am interesting, and two, i don't need a man? >> when ted turner and i split in 2000, started a new century on my own, and i kind of thought, oh, i'm single and i'm okay. i don't need a man. that was when, and i was 62. it took that long. >> i read recently that when you bought the house you live in now that the real estate agent talked up that you got his and her bathrooms, and you said, nope, don't need to worry about that -- >> no, i will redesign that guy's bathroom to suit me, because no man is ever going to live here. >> and that's true? >> yeah, i have a drawer full of vibrators but no

hayden. >> hey, vicky. yeah, the senior economist with zillow telling us that the rent prices here are falling because the demand for housing has fallen as well. houses specifically. but there are already big issues that we're facing. the bay area here, such as a lack of supply. but as you said for him, it's not all doom and gloom. >> san francisco is seeing one of the biggest drops in the country when it comes to apartment rent prices. zillow, senior economist or feed guy says it's too early to tell if tech layoffs will play a part in the market, but also says apartment prices tend to follow house prices and the slowdown due to kind of higher interest rates and affordability challenges. >> is definitely. >> the number one factor here for y grants are also starting to slow down to whom he says even before the major tech layoffs, bay area housing was facing immense pressure over the last couple of years. there was an exodus in san francisco and during the pandemic, people simply wanted more space. affordabil

so joining us to discuss astrophysicist neil degrasse tyson director of the hayden planetarium.d morning to you. >> thanks for having me. >> so the james webb space telescope reportedly spotted galaxies dating further back. so what makes this discovery so surprise sng is it surprising to you? >> there is this period of the early universe the dark ages where the matter and energy were there but hadn't yet formed stars. and so they had to sort of coalesce, undergo thermonuclear fusion in their core, turn on, gather into galaxies. and then so the universe begins with stars and galaxies as we come to know and love it. and in that gap we don't really expect anything to be there. and these new objects appear to be in that gap. and so this would completely force -- force us to completely rethink what's going on back then. by the way, the jerojames webb e was designed to help understand the origin of galaxies. we shouldn't be surprised that we're surprised with that out there. >> you said rethink what's going on back there. what's the rethinking? what are you thinking now having gotten

some very unserious people, including a brief appearance by michael "we steal secrets" hayden.imarily composed of a conspiracy theory that comes from the central intelligence agency. in april 2017, as we've been hearing, in the first speech from cia director mike pompeo, he not only labeled wikileaks a nonstate hostile intelligence service, but he also asserted wikileaks directed chelsea manning in her theft of specific secret information. part of my book, guilty of journalism: the political case against julian assange, focuses on unraveling this conspiracy theory. manning was not directed by wikileaks to make submissions. she tried to share documents with the new york times and the washington post. she maintains wikileaks was a last resort because the prestige media in the u.s. failed her. thanks to the work of yahoo news reporters, we now know that the label pompeo affixed to wikileaks stemmed from cia policy. the cia did not want to brief congress or have president donald trump looped into their plans to target wikileaks with a disruption campaign. they treated wikileaks as

intelligence officers, including former cia directors john brennan, michael morell, leon panetta and mike haydenays the laptop release has all the classic earmarks of a russian information campaign. twitter and facebook throttled stories shared about it and democrats cast doubts. >> five former head of the cia both parties saying what he is say something a bunch of garbage. >> house republicans say they plan to investigate hunter biden's business conduct and the tech companies that blocked users from sharing reports on his laptop. >> the investigation is here. the uniqueness is you will have republicans and democrats and we will get to the above all of that. >> the justice department is also investigating hunter's business conduct. the white house referred questions about this to hunter biden's attorneys. gillian? >> gillian: rich, we will have more in just a moment coming up with andy mccarthy and the panel. meanwhile, top senators on the intelligence committee have sent a second letter to the biden administration requesting information about classified documents found at the homes of president

we're looking at people like james clapper and john men with man and michael hayden who have spent theu know, following up their lies about russian disinformation and about hunter biden's laptop being a russian plant which was a gift that they gave to president biden, then, you know, candidate biden in the last debate against donald trump when joe biden used that letter to say this was a russian plan, this is russian disinformation, it's not real. and that worked for him. it got him off the hook, and that was the entire with purpose of that letter. so it's just ridiculous now for james clapper to be trying and saying, oh, that's not what we meant. why kid he not say anything when it was all over the front pages of the newspapers that the laptop the was russian disinformation? why did he not speak up? he's now pretending, oh, he can't know. maria: yeah. >> he was on cnn, msnbc every single day just promoting that lie are. maria: right. john ratcliffe, former director of national intelligence, joined me this week on "mornings with maria," and he responded to clapper's now-cover up. watch

so ainsley, we have a couple of chances of big snow for the new york city area for hayden.ited. >> janice: i guess the groundhog was right. >> ainsley: i haven't told her yet. we bought a sled a couple years ago. a sixth grader and his dad calling out school board after finding explicit books in the school's library. the creator of the anti-woke social media account called libs of tiktok is outraged and she is here live.ment here live.ment ♪ fired up ♪ before they even start. it's the #1 prescribed branded chronic migraine treatment. so far, more than 5 million botox® treatments have been given to over eight hundred and fifty thousand chronic migraine patients. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away, as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a life-threatening condition. side effects may include allergic reactions, neck and injection site pain, fatigue, and headache. don't receive botox® if there's a skin infection. tell your doctor your medical

were looking at jon brennan anda michael hayden who spent the last two andnd half yearssi following upnformation. the hunter biden's laptop which was a gift they gaveca to t president thenhe candidate biden in the last debate against donald trump when joe biden used that letter to say this was a russian plants, this is a russian disinformation. it is not real and that works for him it got him off the hooko and that was the entire purpose of that letter. so it is just ridiculous now for james to be trying and say that's not what we meant.ll why did he not say anything when it's all over the front pages of all the newspapers the laptop was russian disinformation? wh oy did he not speak up?. now is pretending he did not know. he>> was on cnn and msnbc every single day promoting that light. >> infect on iraq of the former director of national intelligence join me this weekme on foxbusiness mornings with maria and he responded to the. now cover up, watch this. >> is 51 intelligence officials. knew precisely what they wereiv doing. they were part of a narrative t mislead the american people

19th more than 50 former intelligence officers including former cia directors john brennan and mike hayden and others say the laptop release has all the classic earmarks of a russian information campaign. twitter and fast book throttled users from sharing stories about it. with republicans in control of the house they'll investigate hunter's business dealings and the classified document found at the president's home. >> major coincidence the documents pertained to china and they pertained to ukraine. which were the key business areas that hunter was involved in. we still have a lot to learn there. certainly doesn't look good. >> republicans say they get hearings on this issue. back to you. >> dana: rich edson in d.c. thank you. >> bill: no additional classified documents were found during an f.b.i. search yesterday at president biden's rehoboth beach home on the beach in delaware. other paperwork, however, was taken from there which special counsel robert hur's team will comb through. he is 100% officially focused on the president's document investigation as of yesterday. david spunt picks

i know, ainsley, that hayden wants snow. march can be a beast.ow in the forecast. my guess is we will. that's my educated guess. >> steve: we don't have to. >> ainsley: we just need one. we just need one. >> steve: we had a little bit you should have gone out right then. >> janice: i have a mission. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. have democrats lost all faith in kamala harris. even the vice president's closest allies are drawing a blank when asked to name one major accomplishment. we still have lots of faith in jimmy failla. he is going to i didn join us no weigh in. >> brian: what are heir accomplishments? ♪ ♪ i saw the sign ♪ and it opened up my eyes stat”" ♪ more freshness. more softness. less static. less wrinkles. yeah! it's the sheet. ♪ new bounce lasting fresh dryer sheets. it's the sheet! ♪ one role of a lifetime... one sore throat. but she had enough. she took mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat who's boss. mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. which nfl players depend on sleep number? that g

." >> hayden can come with me next year, okay? >> ainsley: i'd love to come, too!et's all go. >> let's bring "fox & friends" to punxsutawney! >> ainsley: your sons are a little younger, what did they say? >> they loved it, but i think it was one and done for them. but they can say they did it once. it was a bucket list. >> brian: even at that young age, they had bucket lists. janice, thank you so much. >> brian, people love you here. they want you here next year. bring brian kilmeade! right? >> yes! >> people love you. >> ainsley: thank you, janice. >> brian: now to this. republicans are taking the crisis at our southern border to capitol hill. they did it yesterday and will do it today. >> steve: lawmakers sparring for hours during the first fiery hearing on what's going on in our southern border. >> ainsley: griff jenkins is live with more. they promised these investigations and they are already talking about the origins of covid, finding out if money was wasted. >> ainsley, brian, and steve, good morning. you're right, ainsley. if this hearing is any indication

i'm apologizing hayden in advance it's not going to come true 4 to 6 inches.al park. my kids are upset, too. look at the maps it is at freezing or below freezing in new york city. 32 degrees, 33 in boston. you can see where the snow is coming down north of the city. so, yes, kentucky cut, massachusetts upstate new york you are getting snow but new york city is a slushy mess. it is going to be a rough commute heading in today. but the worst of it is over. it's just going to kind of be a little bit, you know, we have got some snow, some sleet mixing in and rain. so it's not fun. here are some of the snowfall totals, putnam valley, six inches, buffalo airport 4.3. it's been a rough year if you are a snow lover here in the northeast. i also want to make mention that we have our next storm system that's going to come up here on friday. here's 9 snow still to come. another chance on friday. i apologize again for the kids in new york city. i don't think it's going to be a measurable snow event, iowa wawa ainsley. >> we might get snow again. sometimes there is snow? m