hill 400 was worse than v day.ber 7th, 1944, was my longest day ever. >> as the rangers fight to keep castle hill, german field marshal . >>> 7 december 1945 in subzero temperatures five officers and 86 men of the 2nd ranger battalion dug in to defend their tenuous position atop castle hill. the german command field marshal model wanted the hill back at all costs. >> he said i'll give the knight's cross to whoever cap retake that hill. model knew how significant that was. >> there were four attacks because model threw in every unit he could. >> it go the worse and worse because what the germans would do was smother you with artillery barrages. they attacked several times trying to take it backp we held out and we had a lot of casualties. >> just about everything. you had to be very, very lucky not to get a direct hit. >> the american rangers only fewer than 100 defended and held the hill under repeated counter attacks. >> i knew we were understrengthened, we had a disadvantage and i'm so proud of my guys because th

hill 609, longstop hill, goubellat plain, djebel. the eighth army struck at takrouna.the goubellat plain, the sixth armored division striking toward tunis had drawn upon it most of the enemy's remaining armor. ♪ ♪ in three days of struggle, our main purpose was accomplished. meantime, the british 78th division was pressing the attack on longstop hill. [ gunfire ] [ gunfire ] [ gunfire ] for 12 days, the hills echoed with gunfire. positions were taken, lost, and retaken. when the german lines broke at last, their dead lay in hundreds, unburied, on the battlefields. as our infantry went forward, engineers and pioneers built roads across the mountain tops for vital supplies to reach them. in 14 days, they built 11 miles. meanwhile, further north, the americans had embarked on their place of the campaign. this started with the assault on hill 609. long-range artillery started the attack. [ gunfire ] [ gunfire ] >> left eight. baker, baker. [ gunfire ] [ gunfire ] >> we took hill 609. there weren't as many of us guys when we got to the top as there'd been at the bottom, but

we took hill 609. as there were at the bottom, but we took it. >> thrust, one by one, strongholds in the mountains fell. the germans had been out fought. now they were to be out witnessed. general alexander knew their fear of the 8th army so he reinforced that fear with heavy bombardments from the front. and he did the 8th to the first army in the north when the main attack was to come. >> spark plug was ours. and we were now ready to explode the combustible mass. now to pour on the power. now to give the apostles a power in education in the use of it. british and americans in the air with everything that could fly. british and americans on the ground with everything that could shoot. french artillery. french infantry. the british navy. all poured fort their concentrated fury. this was blitz warfare since inventors of the blitz had never dreamed of. the nazis challenge to the free world to fight or surrender was being answered. after only eight hours fighting, the hard thrust of the gear plans shattere

living in the hills away from the sea how would that work. but it's about much more than losing their way of life. to the villagers of the this land is sacred. this village has a special meaning this is where the house of our very first cheap stood he told our ancestors to protect this place. two hundred years ago maria explains this was the cradle of their chiefs dynasty. the people swore they would never leave their home. only a few stones remain. the chief descendants now live on another island. nevertheless maria and the others involved feel bound by their heritage the ancient bow gives their lives meaning and is a part of who they are. it will be. when we were told to relocate we asked our chief if he agreed. when he was against it. he told us we had to state that our duty to watch over this land was very important . that. it through thought we must obey tradition demands it and we take that seriously otherwise there could be consequences we could be punished. for him. upholding tradition is important to the people of fiji. but one of th

the neighbors down the hill said they didn't have any. they said they couldn't give us water because they've been told it's not allowed. to ask from the bottom of our hearts we need someone to help us up here we are the water company to have some compassion. but no one has come to help us yet. like everyone here host owes extended family can't afford to rent a place down in the city. we're in this terrible situation out of necessity we have no other choice but to live here struggling from day to day. nestore my heart as household of eight people uses just three hundred liters of water a week that's a fraction of the amount the world health organization says is required to meet a person's most basic needs. and their children don't understand if we have water or not they don't understand. we have to bring the water up here one way or another so at least they can have something to drink we also have to limit them and rational we can't just waste water. that's how we have to live. and when i was living across town in a rented place i could sh

hills, former trader presented. any key treasury auction, what this indicates about interest rates and inflation expectations. we are already 90 minutes into the u.s. trading session, with a change of because of bloomberg daylight savings time. abigail doolittle is here to help us with going on the market. abigail: i love daylight savings time. we have longer days a longer evenings read we are looking at mixed trading action earlier, we had modest gains for the major averages but a bit mixed at this point with the dow and the s&p 500 down modestly. again, at aon to new record high up for a second day in a row. the longest daily winning streak of the year. a bit of a breather for stocks, last week we had big moves higher and all the major averages up 3%. right now, investors are treading water trying to figure out with next. lots of volatility. what happened to the bloomberg and take a look at g #btv 822. is an interesting chart that starts from around the time before the selloff started but what we're looking at her

he sees how life in the hills would be different. if the village were to be relocated that would mean enormous change. in what we would live in the forest i mean even though we're used to waking up to the smell of the sea and the crash of the waves. back in. its time for the sunday service. the priest arrived by boat the easiest way to reach these fishing villages. for maria and many other inhabitants of one is obvious often the worst part is that there is little they can do to save their homes. but they haven't given up hope. for help from the government or from above. we could build sea walls. or fill the land back up to save the village. we pray that it will happen. you. will leave it to god to take care of this his will be done. in. solutions like that will only be temporary. by the end of the century the sea level could rise a meter thirty. more frequent storms and flooding will do their part. soon the priest will have to hold his ceremonies in the surrounding hills. it's only a matter of time before the little village and its h

hill: of the trump administration?irst of all, i think the trump administration has harsh words, but it is important to keep the sanctions on. there is a sense that maybe thee sanctions ad some role in perhaps changing the north koreans. i would hold off on those, but i would be willing to work with the south koreans on possibly getting some kind of conversation and even a negotiation going. i think it is very important that they be cautious but not be chursh about this. christian: it's interesting you talk aboutsaaving a convon, ambassador, because i'm wondering who they get to have the conversation. the united states has lost the south korean ambassador, and victor cha, who was supposed to be going, has withdrawn his nomination. who does the united states have cngage with the north koreans? mr. hill: well, that is a very good question. joe just quit last week, and victor cha, of course, is not going out to seoul. it is a very good question. i hope they are not pickingsh jared r at this point, but certainly they have

and they were populating these strong positions on cemetery ridge, cemetery hill, and culp's hill, but hancock has the tactical facility to think we we got to do something about little round top. it is an elevated piece of ground. secondly, it will help alleviate the threat of lee trying to turn or flank the union left. effectively, what hancock does is sketch out the framework for what becomes known as the union's fishhook line. atthey are going to fight gettysburg, they will be filling in between the positions that hancock has laid out. the famous fishhook will develop from hancock's dispositions. he is effectively the architect line. fishhook ok. i do not have too much more time, but i want to say a few more things. oh. hancock's, of course his first order was to take command of the field. secondly, however, he was to report to meade on what was going on. meade wanted hancock to help him make a decision on whether to plan andhe pipe creek send everybody to gettysburg, or to stick with the pike plan and withdraw from gettysburg. he sends to messengers -- two messengers at different t

hill: well, that is a very good question.qjoe jut last week, and victor cha, of course, is not going out to seoul. it is a veryood question. hope they are not picking jared kushner at this point, but certainly they have to start staffing up the state department. i think this special envoyin should bhe state department, and i hope there is a real effort, because you can't have diplomacyut diplomats, and that is precisely what this administration has been trying too. christian: what do you make of what president trump is saying, hat it is his rhetoric th done this, the maximalist approach is taken to north korea? he might be right. maybe the north koreans have blinked, maybe the chinese h e mr. hill: he might be right, whatever. he is going to claim credit. that is fine. the south koreans are doing well to work with him and giving him t credit that if not due, it is ok, that's fine. the question is how we go forward, how we can find something new in this, if we can do something about theble situation in the korean peninsula. ja

some outbreaks of rain and some hill snow into the pennines.rds during the day. some western parts may start to brighten up. still, as wintry showers move north, north—east scotland, south—east scotland getting along quite well, although still be rather cloudy. still a chilly breeze across the coast towards the north—east. the single—figure temperatures once again. look at this — easter day, sunday. the winds are lighter, for a start. you may catch the odd shower, a frost to begin with, a few fog patches clearing. a few sunny spells around — most places are actually dry. the rain and the strengthening wind coming across south—east england later in the day, that is a sign of things to come for easter monday. here comes another area of low pressure. certainly got some moisture associated with it, it's feeding northwards. quite chilly air on easter monday. and that means rain, yes, but feeding into the colder air, the chance for some snow as it spreads further north, as well, maybe notjust on hills. some of that could be disruptive, as well, but t

some outbreaks of rain and some hill snow into the pennines. start to brighten up. still, as wintry showers move north, north—east scotland, south—east scotland getting along quite well, although still be rather cloudy. still a chilly breeze across the coast towards the north—east. the single—figure temperatures once again. but look at this — easter day, sunday. well, the winds are lighter, for a start. you may catch the odd shower, a frost to begin with, a few fog patches clearing. a few sunny spells around — most places are actually dry. the rain and the strengthening wind coming across south—east england later in the day, that is a sign of things to come for easter monday. here comes another area of low pressure. certainly got some moisture associated with it, it's feeding northwards. quite chilly air on easter monday. and that means rain, yes, but feeding into the colder air, the chance for some snow as it spreads further north, as well, maybe notjust on hills. some of that could be disruptive, as well, but there's still a lot to play for.

what our members telling you on capitol hill? what is their view of how the president runs his white house? guest 2: that's a very partisan debate at this point. aside from the moderates i just mentioned, there is republican criticism of his style and there is republican criticism of his tweets and the way he is running the place. for the most part, this is a partisan debate and the root -- leadership on the republican side is very much behind him and many chairman's are behind him. none of that has really changed. there is a sense it's as difficult to get legislation done with there is so much mixed messaging coming from the white house. the house was supposed to vote on this last friday and they wanted to vote and get out of town and for all the sticking points we have been talking about, the amendments, the deal,ative barriers to a the biggest barrier we were hearing from members was we do not know what donald trump wants. they cannot -- republicans could not put forward a proposal because they didn't know what the president w

>> reporter: coach lewis shaw held -- heads up hill toppers. he says they only learned there was a problem friday when they heard from the warriors organization. hill toppers say they are not trying to bash the warriors but they say someone dropped the ball. michael anthony, a board member for world or games tournament said he shares the family's frustrations and is looking for answers.>> it is really frustrating for us. it is frustrating for the kids. we really don't know. that is something that we need to get involved with on monday. >> reporter: the warriors weighed in, saying groups are sometimes granted the opportunity for a shootaround at oracle arena a few hours before the game. what the organization says seems to have happened here is the hill toppers used that opportunity to sell tickets for their fundraiser. this sort the public event would require rentals. it would require payments of applicable fees. the warriors and hill toppers both say they want to work something out for the team.>> event organizers are telling us they want to ge

they were told that andy hill, the pilot, would now be prosecuted.ere is sufficient evidence to charge mr hill with the manslaughter by gross negligence of the 11 men who died. i have also authorised a further charge against mr hill of endangering an aircraft, contrary to article 137 of the air navigation order 2009. lawyers for the families involved say the decision by the cps to prosecute comes after nearly three years of grief and loss. the decision by the crown prosecution service is very much welcomed and the families now hope that this criminal procedure and process can progress as swiftly as possible. this memorial to the 11 men who died has been placed on this bridge near the crash site. tonight, the crown prosecution service said that andy hill, the pilot, would be charged and appear in court in due course. the inquest into the men's deaths is now likely to be postponed until after any court case. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in sussex. the tensions between britain and russia have deepened following borisjohnson's latest reflections on the chem

this should at least produce some action at some point of the future on the capitol hill. has saidthe president these are at least the starting points. a quick buildthan we'll see in the house, there's of lot scheduled action. iting e what the schedule will be. is thatthe actual bill reaches the floor is a good question. what has been most surprised about this debate is the number of bipartisan proposals -- 5, 6, 7 different bipartisan reposes senatorarticularly from rubio and senator nelson from florida signing onto two of them. the question is, do folks try to gun bill orle, big tried to move those individually? do they put one bill on the floor and let it get amended, similar to what was supposed to happen for immigration. host: what do you think we may see as far eyes it being received by those on capitol hill? guest: we have re: seen chuck schumer is not happy with this white house proposal. initiallyse trump supported the age limit, and this bill does not include that. so there is the worry that trump says one thing when cameras are around and that in private, he is

bill hill: yes, he did.ibogooder to me cos it tastes like berries. they're really squishy. and then i'm gonna fly it in to my mouth. ♪ kids and grown ups love it ♪o ♪ the happy world of harib♪ [chatter] jim huden and peggy thomas were charged with the murder of russel douglas in the summer of 2011. from that moment, whidbey island prosecutor greg banks had been hoping they would turn on each other and spill the details of what had happened on the day russel was killed. that was the plan. but that didn't happen. did not happen. josh mankiewicz: because why? they're still in love? they wouldn't rat on each other? greg banks: you know, if you get chance to interview them you could ask them. joshankiewicz: because jean huden was still married to jim, the prosecutor decided to split the case, and tried jim and peggy separately. greg banks: we needed jean to testify against peggy, but washington has a rule that says you can't call the spouse against a defendant. so if you tried jim and peggy separately, jean can t

expand the section trump on the hill. one there was talk of -- so pompeo popular among reporters on capitol hill. worth noting that runs have a smaller mar john for air, having smashed defeat from a job in blaum. that could come into play. you have a little less marcher than you had at the beginning of this administration. >> can we take a beat and explain what happened perform 9/11 and how we guilty here. within minutes president trump tweeted it is our reporting here at miss b. msnbc news that it was how rex tillerson found out from the posting. tillerson was in africa trying to do some clean up. somebody who was on the plane with rex tillerson, josh letterman whose joining me on the phone. josh, you were traveling with rex tillerson. he came back and talked with reporter hours before all of this went down. >> he said he was up in the middle of night all night having conversations with the president. the first conversation was that one about north korean and the second, kim jong-un. the second one, they won't tell us wh

cars getting stuck. of the hill over there.cars and so on. of the hill over there. the ice roads of the north pennines. of the hill over there. this lane leading to the tiny village of bewcastle's been blocked since wednesday. village of bewcastle's been blocked this morning, local farmers cleared the snow. you never see a gritter out here, never. people here are feeling a bit forgotten. i rang the highways department yesterday morning asking them to send out some assistance as our tractor was stuck in a neighbour's. as our tractor was stuck in a and they said there's no way anybody was going to be out our way. anybody was going to be out i think it's absolutely disgusting. anybody was going to be out right across the north, there's still plenty of snow to clear. we don't want any more, but, you know, it is what it is and we can cope with it. you know, it is what it is when you see the amount of snow here you get an idea of what this community has had to endure this week. this is not the only village that has been cut off. high

can slide on capitol hill. no news on whether they will allow snowmobiles. with school out today -- >> dana: that's awesome. who says nothing gets done in washington? we don't. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: dana, thanks. keeping the russians from really interfering in u.s. elections, changing phones, national security experts tell congress what it will take to secure the technology supporting the ballot boxes. president trump unloads on the special counsel again, as the american leader receives major criticism for his congratulatory call to vladimir putin. he fires back. and the texas terror bomber dies a fiery death. apparently at his own explosive hands. this is "special report." ♪ good evening and welcome to washington. i am bret baier. we will begin with another heavy dose of palace intrigue in the trump administration pray there is a report out tonight that attorney general jeff sessions r investigation ray recently fired fbi deputy director andrew mccabe over his comments about russia. sessions, you may remember, terminated mccabe fr

you were walking the halls of capitol hill yesterday. i get what you say publicly.at are republicans supposed to say? but a lot are trying to pin this in a way that their public spin suggests they're not playing close enough attention to the results. this is a big deal. >> it's denial city up there. the republican leaders were after n a closed door skrcconfee and speaker paul ryan and the leader of the campaign arm tried to tell republicans this should be a wakeup call, there's a potential wave coming but even then they were trying to make excuses saying it was the candidate, the candidate was a bad candidate, he was frumpy, the democrats ran a conservative candidate. i heard republicans make the same remark president trump made saying he was a trump-like republican which is untrue. he supported obamacare, he said the tax cuts were a give away to corporations. they're trying to spin this but if they were smart, they will learn from this and they'll get their stuff together by the midterms. >> they lost a seat the president carried by 20 points. there's no way to spi

jake wanted to hill cypress hill. we are going back on that one.this is a special one you want to hear i will play your request friday morning. use the hashtag ktvu on twitter facebook or instagram. >>> federal health officials are taig taking a historic step to cut the level of nicotine to make it less addictive. they are discussing a proposal to cut nicotine by as much as 80% to prevent future generations from becoming addicted to cigarettes. they will seek comments on additional new regulations for the tobacco industry including possibly limitingmentol. >>> law makers in sacramento want to lower taxes on legal marijuana to come against the black market. they say lowering taxes will reduce the price disparity between the legal and black market. legal marijuana sales include 15% state excise tax and sales tax and local cannabis taxes all tolled the taxes can reach as high as 45%. the legislation calls for suspending the cultivation tax and reducing the state excise tax from 15 to 11%. >> interestingly, when the taxes are reduced, as we propose her

some outbreaks of rain and some hill snow into the pennines.eastwards during the day. some western parts may start to brighten up. still, as wintry showers move north, north—east scotland, south—east scotland getting along quite well, although still be rather cloudy. still a chilly breeze across the coast towards the north—east. the single—figure temperatures once again. but look at this — easter day, sunday. well, the winds are lighter, for a start. you may catch the odd shower, a frost to begin with, a few fog patches clearing. a few sunny spells around — most places are actually dry. the rain and the strengthening wind coming across south—east england later in the day, that is a sign of things to come for easter monday. here comes another area of low pressure. certainly got some moisture associated with it, it's feeding northwards. quite chilly air on easter monday. and that means rain, yes, but feeding into the colder air, the chance for some snow as it spreads further north, as well, maybe notjust on hills. some of that could be disruptive

helena and those rolling hills across the napa valley area. look at the strong rain coming through right knew through lagunitas, san rafael, petaluma, pretty strong downpours popping up as a lot of that moisture from the ocean is now over san francisco. move across the bay, berkeley, emeryville, now dealing with this. some of the cells could have hail. we are going to see to see the chance of thunderstorms for half moon bay, woodside, redwood city now getting some rain. moving east to union city. here's the snow flurries we just saw in the live camera shot across the hills east of san jose. we saw a double rainbow. thank you for sending this photo in. we love our weather watchers. they saw hail in san jose. our temperatures will be in the low to mid-50s, mostly low 50s for the bay area because it's chilly air mass overhead. sunset tonight 6:04. sunrise tomorrow 6:38. now let's take you to the tahoe/truckee airport where you can see they have done a good job clearing the snow on the runway. now there's more flurries to come. we had sunshine ove

they were told that andy hill, the pilot, would now be prosecuted.1 men who died. i have also authorised a further charge against mr hill of endangering an aircraft contrary to article 137 of the air navigation order 2009. lawyers for the families involved say the decision by the cps to prosecute comes after nearly three years of grief and loss. the decision by the crown prosecution service is very much welcomed and the families now hope that this criminal procedure and process can progress as swiftly as possible. this memorial to the 11 men who died has been placed on this bridge near the crash site. tonight, the crown prosecution service said that andy hill, the pilot, would be charged and appear in court in due course. the inquest into the men‘s deaths is now likely to be postponed until after any court case. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in sussex. tributes have been paid to the red arrows engineer who died in a crash on anglesey on tuesday. corporaljonathan bayliss‘s colleagues described him as a generous, kind and caring man who could always be rel

i a a lot of cloud, rain and hill snow continuing for scotla nd and hill snow continuing for scotland grey and drab day for northern ireland but temperatures perhaps getting into double figures for some. these outbreaks of rain will continue to work northwards through the evening and overnight and that could bring snow over the hills of northern england, snow for scotland, rain at lower levels. misty and murky conditions but temperatures for many a few degrees above freezing so mild night. still an unsettled feel with hill snow in scotland. the cloud should fit in and break with spells of sunshine, the winds will be light and temperatures getting to nine celsius. some parts of south—east england could get into double figures. the rain stays close bikes into wednesday and we can see some weather front is pushing across the country which will generate showers at times. the focus of showers will be across the far north of scotland, wintry in nature across the hills here. these showers could become more frequent across central and southern england, maybe some hail in the heavier ones. tem

mike wallace is with the hill newspaper and the associated press. we have janet in west virginia, republican. go ahead.we >> caller: im so tired of hearing about russia. it's up to them to say no. it's not the person, but they will do anything. i am so concerned about the country it's like they are asleep or something and most of them had women also and as well as anybody else -- >> host: are you talking about the stormy daniels story? >> guest: there are so many i can't even think of them. i'm just really worried about the country and they are trying to destroy our country. i'm telling you they do anything for money. >> host: let's focus on the stormy daniels story and where thist goes. >> guest: that is a good question. we are in sort of uncharted territory into the questions start getting raised of was there any campaign violation or any question that any of the money that was paid for her to remain quiet and not tell her story in thehe settlement was there any question of how that came about in terms of the campaign funding law so this is one of

snow in the hills between 1,502,000 feet. we will keep the potential for the thunder and hail in the forecast for your saturday. find out what's in store for the rest of your weekend. time line is coming up. eric and kristen? >>> a powerful winter storm has hit the east coast killing at least seven people. tonight, 900,000 customers are without power. streets are flooded or buried in snow, and thousands of air travelers are stranded. >> that's a lot of water. >> the massachusetts coastline battered by this bomb cyclone. a coastal flood warning affects 22 million people. streets were flooded over. dozens had to be rescued, including these children brought to dry ground an a front loader. there's nor'easter's biggest danger is wind and falling trees. they've killed more than a half dozen people, ages 11 to 77. many major cities are buried in snow. upstate new york could see up to two feet before the storm ends, combined with powerful winds, it has made for dangerous traveling. at least 3,300 flights have been canceled. this fli

snow in the hills between 1,502,000 feet. we will keep the potential for the thunder and hail in the forecast for your saturday. find out what's in store for the rest of your weekend. time line is coming up. eric and kristen? >>> a powerful winter storm has hit the east coast killing at least seven people. tonight, 900,000 customers are without power. streets are flooded or buried in snow, and thousands of air travelers are stranded. >> that's a lot of water. >> the massachusetts coastline battered by this bomb cyclone. a coastal flood warning affects 22 million people. streets were flooded over. dozens had to be rescued, including these children brought to dry ground an a front loader. there's nor'easter's biggest danger is wind and falling trees. they've killed more than a half dozen people, ages 11 to 77. many major cities are buried in snow. upstate new york could see up to two feet before the storm ends, combined with powerful winds, it has made for dangerous traveling. at least 3,300 flights have been canceled. this fli

hill station. forecast for us today but not for most places until we get into the afternoon. a chilly but bright start to the morning, lots of early sunshine but with temperatures hovering above freezing it will feel quite cold. the sunshine should last for at least the first half of the morning and then we will start to see more cloud bubble up here and there and eventually see the showers, of them could be heavy and thundery in nature and stable merge together to give what feels like longer of rain as we head towards the end of the dates are quite await hour home. top temperatures between six and nine degrees is obvious which is quite cool to this time of year. they could be more heavy thundery downpours as we had through this evening at the show was will fade away overnight, we start tomorrow between 2— four degrees celsius, and bit more cloud around than the rest this morning. as we head into good friday, we are expecting further longer spells of rain i think on and off through the day the whip

the pilot, andy hill, survived but suffered series injuries.e have been carrying out an investigation into this. tonight, family members of the men who died have been called to sussex police headquarters in lewes to be told by the crown prosecution service that mr hill will now be prosecuted. sussex police conducted a thorough and detailed investigation into the incident and in november 2017 submitted a full file to the cps as evidence in relation to the actions of the pilot andy hill. in accordance with the code of prosecutors i have considered whether there is sufficient evidence to charge mr hill with any offence and, if so, whether it is in the public interest to do so. following a careful review of the evidence i have found there is sufficient evidence to charge andrew hill with the manslaughter by gross negligence of the 11 men who died. i have also authorised a further charge against mr hill of endangering an aircraft, contrary to article 137 of the air navigation order 2009. mr hill will be formally charged with the offences and appear

>> it's really been decimated as ambassador hill points out. top officials, foreign service officers in the middle of their careers. new entrants not being hired. many of those have departed in significant numbers. morale is low as well. so we have a state department whose budget, for example, was cut by this administration by a third. now, that's not rex tillerson's fault. that's coming from the white house. but tillerson, again did not fight for a higher bubldget in way that was effective. so pompeo would be interesting into the building into a democracy that is very demoralized. just a year and a half ago was riding high under secretary kerry and really lead in diplomacy. we need a strong diplomatic core. we can't resolve all of our problems overseas through military action. we need to have the state department functioning. currently right now it really has been a miss. >> mr. ambassador, this coming just a few days after gary cohn's departure from the white house. a lot of folks that are concerned, whatever your politic, you have two adults

mike menaly is on capitol hill. kelly, is the white house commenting at all on this story from "the new york times" about president trump questioning administration figures who have already talked to bob mueller? >> yes and no. and the reason i say that is the white house does provide us what is, in effect, a boiler plate response from ty cobb who serves as a special counsel inside the white house. the lawyer who's been assigned to do all the things related to the russia investigation. and his statement, we've heard it before, with his words being out of respect for the special counsel in that process. they're not going to comment. they are continuing to work with the special counsel in a cooperative way. that's as far as they go. that's the safe kind of lawyer answer where they're trying to show a willingness to acknowledge the work of the special counsel and a respectful tone without going into any of the details on a given story. that's the yes and the no on that. we didn't learn anything new. we didn't give any

cherry hill, 8.5. and philadelphia over 6-inches of snow. so the storm is gone.s moving off the coast of long island. still seeing some wrap around moisture most of it though in new york and into new england. looking live on the parkway it sure is pretty little breezy out there but see how the roads are shiny. she's have been treated but the sidewalks that are shiny and those parking lots and those side streets are all going to refreeze overnight. if it look wet it's most likely black ice. please be careful tomorrow morning because everyone will be below freezing. right now we're not though. 35 in philadelphia. 34 in pottstown. 35 in wilmington and 29 in the poconos. wind chills are a factor. mount pocono feels like 19. 25 in wrightstown. twenty three in millville. we'll go hour by hour and show the temperatures come tomorrow morning in the 30s. and then by the afternoon, in the 40s but well below average. ranging from about 40 in allentown to 42, 43 through dover and millville. so not a warm day by any stretch. then by friday afternoon, heading tour the mid 40 4

airy, chestnut hill, 33 degrees. society hill, warmer at 35. the airport's at 33 degrees. a lot of locations, mt. laurel, 32. lumberton, 34. 33 in voorheis. temperatures in piney hollow, 32. vineland, 33. areas could see the snow glazing over. going to be difficult to walk from your home to the car, walking to the car inside of work. 33 in holmeswell township. coatesville -- hopewell township. coatesville, 1 1. milford township, 31. and the planner for the day shows although the temperatures will warn about freezing, wind speeds will stay strong. that will make the feels-like temperatures in the 20s and 30s. philadelphia, high of 39. the feels-like temperature closer to 32. the suburbs, west chester, 39.

berkeley hills 66. oakland hills 64. and the hills east of windsor 67.lack mountain east of geyserville 68 degrees. hayward right now 63. normally we are not in the 60s. we are usually in the upper 40s for this time of day. here's other current conditions. 53 in oakland, 55 in san francisco. so this warmer air all what's to come this average, we'll have records today. here's the satellite and radar. you can see some of the thin clouds that are showing up in our mount vaca camera there. 15 degrees above normal. some mid-80s may also pop up around the bay area today especially across the south bay. morgan hill, campbell, you could hit 84. los gatos 85 degrees. along the beaches, temperatures will be cooler but still above average. east bay look at this, low 80s all across the east bay today. get ready for the warmer air. upper 70s for sausalito and san francisco. so it's not even that much cooler around the bay. and then through wine country definitely call for champagne if you are up there and you have the day off of course and you're over 21. but it will