city jersey city and give a lot of credit say, yes, we'll do this. welcome it and do it the right way. >> asbury park has been on the cutting em of did everything. we are successful and consideringy little city and brens a little bit more. mar is planning where the city can open the dispensaries for medical and recreational marijuana once the bill becames state law and does believe the bell to do it when it first 100 days of office is lefty and expecting 300 million in sales tax revenue to help with state worker pensions and educational programs more moores says for i him is about social justice. people getting arrest and may be not able to get it expunged then can't get a job. the biggest concern is law enforcement but he is positive that will be well thoughtout in the bill. in asbury park, i am ashley johnson reporting for "chasing news." bill: thank you. all right. let's bring back the a plus panel and joined by frank lune inand angela and bobby can. guys, legal marijuana. you wrote an article on this indiana the senator put the bill in. they don'

i'm from new jersey city university. my question is what can us college students do to help reconstruct or future democracy? >> you have got to get involved. you have got to get involved. i feel like you guys generation, you amazing at what's called identity politics, on climate change. i think you see it as something that has to be solved in your lifetimes too. this political reform stuff, this hardware stuff is kind of geeky. you know, it often times did you want touch people as clearly as identity politics does if you have a gay friend or transgender friend or something like that. it makes it harder to engage your friends in. again, you have to kind of go there. it's something you have to get engaged in. if people see the generation is clambering to fix the broken political system they will respond to that. it's coming right at everyone in washington. they are desperate to know what will turn you own and off. if they see what will turn you on is fixing broken politics they will respond to that. you have to get involve

if you don't believe that, take a look at new jersey's cities.early all of which are hurting badly and have been for generations. camden, across the river from philadelphia, is one of the toughest places on this con continent. unemployment rate is more than double the national average. 30% of its residents live below the poverty line. parts are so dangerous you wouldn't walk down the street. newark and patterson are not much better than that. but governor murphy has not announced a new state agency to fix those places. no other liberal governor in america is doing that either because, let's be honest, democrats have given up on blighted american neighborhoods. the schools are terrible, they are not getting better. the people there shoot each other, who knows why. unemployment, broken families, drug addiction, it is a tragedy in slow motion and everybody knows it. but where's the energy to make any of it better, to help our fellow americans? well, it's been siphoned off to serve a new and more fashionable cause, one not incidentally with long-term

jersey and delaware. and dry right now in the city and the lehigh valley. a few more showers well out to the west. we could hit by a stray shower later but nothing like the rain we had. lets look at new jersey. this area of yellow, that say good idea to show you those cells are stronger in browns mills along 70 in berlin and glassboro, new jersey, dry in the city. but south jersey and delaware that extended through smyrna, and that line is pushing eastward. you are wet in mays landing and atlantic city. and another round of rain headed your way. and strong lines off the coastline than prompted a marine warning. be careful on boats. they are seeing gusty winds. and the temperatures it sure has been mild. 52 in quakertown and 56 in media and center city in new jersey right now we are look agent 60 in hammonton and 59 in vineland and 64 in minute, delaware. the send day in a row with temperatures in the low 60s. gusty winds though especially along the coastline where the storms are embedded. and gusty winds up to 21 miles per hour with some storms pushing off the coast. here is how the next 12 hours g

i am andy from new jersey city located in jersey city, new jersey. my question is: the republican going through a massive people of upheaval sense the last election whether it be john mccain to repeal and sexual obamacare or the allegations and many long-time republicans dom coming out and do not support trump or will not work with them. where do you see the republican for the next few years. do you think the republican party has lost the position in the united states because of all that has been going on? i don't think it lost the position. it certainly has not helped itself. is going to find real problems going into campaigns this year. the other thing to und erred stand about the dynamics base of the party and the elected leadership. i get this a lot. leadersn't republican came and others, not mccain, of,nnell and others, sort you know, really put their foot homebecause they go back the district and the states and seeing the president sitting at 90-plus%. do the math. all right. the guy is popular in the backyard. that is unfortunate. that's the w

i'm andy from new jersey city university located in jersey city, new jersey. my question is, the republican party, they've been going through a massive period of upheaval since the last election, whether it be john mccain voting down to repeal and replace obamacare or how with the sexual allegations and many long-time republicans coming out saying they don't support trump or they will not work with him. where do you see the republican party going for the next few years and do you think the republican party has lost its position in the united states because of all that's been going on? >> i don't think it's lost its position. it certain wli has not helped itself. i gave you an example of where i think they're going to find some real problems going into campaigns this year. i think the other thing to understand about some of the dynamics with the base of the party and the elected leadership, into get this a lot. why haven't republican leaders, mccain and others -- not mccain, but mcconnell and others sort of really put their foot down with their president. becau

i'm from new jersey city university. my question to you is, what can us college students do to help reconstruct our future democracy? nick: get involved. you have got to get involved. i feel sometimes like your generation is amazing regarding identity politics. on climate change, you see the wealth divide is something that has got to be solved in your lifetimes, too. this political hardware stuff is kind of geeky. it oftentimes does not touch people the way identity politics does. you have a gay friend or a transgender friend. there is an ethereal quality about it that makes it harder to engage your friends in. but again, you have got to kind of go there. it is something you just have to get engaged in. clamor. if people see the millennial generation is clamoring to fix the broken political system, and tothen they will respond that. you are the new wave of the electoral system coming to washington. they are desperate to know what can turn you on and off. if they see what will turn you on is fixing broken politics, they w

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of course our thoughts and prayers are with the jersey city police department and the officers family. be mindful when you see someone pulled over on the road. get as far left as you can. it is dangerous to be on the road and is whether. we have the full story about others struggling to this extreme weather. >> a 13 year old girl is dead and three others are in critical condition af exposed to carbon monoxide poisoning and and amboy apt building. were 35 ot vict ven of which were officers. michael watts who owns this three-story building located on fayette street spoke to reporter >> they tested everything. going to the roof it wa ked. we do not know if it was her-related. we don't know. still investigating. >> friday evening officials claimed that clay liner obstructed the flow of carbon monoxide exhaust from the building. they indicated the carbon monoxide and oke detectors were y functioning in december. however they were not operational at the time of the incident. they call the situation devastating but preventable. he says he's owned the building for approximately 13 years. the

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it has started to snow in ocean city new jersey. this is a live picture. accuweather is calling for blizzard conditions and coastal areas of the garden state before we are through. and in philadelphia city hall has called the snow emergency to take effect at midnight that means you have to get your car off designated streets within the next hour or see them towed away, there will also be no trash or recycled collections come tomorrow. it's wednesday night and the big story on action news tonight is the big nor'easter moving in and yes we expect blizzard conditions in parts of new jersey and delaware. the philadelphia metropolitan area could get pretty hard as well. many school districts are not taking any chances, philadelphia public schools are cancelling classes as is the philadelphia archdiocese and we have them running at the bottom of your screen and dann cuellar is in ocn city whichund 0 and christie ileto is in philadelphia to report on city storm preparations but first metrologist cecily tynan and adam joseph are in the action news weather center wi

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u in jersey city, new jersey and my question is looking back on the election, do you think hillary clinton did in adequate job of campaigning because there was a lot of criticism about how she faltered. phillipe: that's often asked in the form of not going to wisconsin, not going to blue states she didn't win and i understand that. i think a couple of things, when people ask about wisconsin, withs a combat package michigan and pennsylvania. i hate to say it and not to talk down to the cheese state, she lost by more than the margin of wisconsin. that's not an excuse, but the reason i say to look at the three some is you can't make that argument about pennsylvania. the lady practically moved to pennsylvania. no one didn't take pennsylvania seriously including the other arms of the democratic party. if you look back to i think april, may, maybe a little later i thinkyou had ,riorities usa, one of the pacs they immediately identified pennsylvania as a must win. the campaign itself put tens of millions of dollars. the campaign pulled regularly, regularly.ups polled it is hard to -- i understand

i'm andy from jersey city, new jersey. my question is, looking back on the 2016 election, do you think hillary clinton did an adequate herselferly campaigning and getting herself out to a large majority of americans because there was a lot of criticism on how she faltered or did not campaign herself enough. good question. i assume that is asked in the context of not going to wisconsin. i think a couple of things p or when people ask me about wisconsin, it is a package with michigan and pennsylvania. while everyone upsets is about toconsin, she did not go wisconsin, and i hate to say it, not to talk down to the cheese state or whatever it is called, she lost by more than the margin of wisconsin. it is not an excuse but i say to look at it, you cannot make the argument about pennsylvania. the lady practically moved to pennsylvania. no one did not take pennsylvania seriously, including the other arms of the democratic party. toyou remember and look back april, may, maybe a little later , one of the had packs spending a great

njcu, o, i'm andy from from jersey city, new jersey. my question is look back on the 2016 election, do you think that hillary clinton did an adequate job at properly campaigning herself and at getting herself out to the large majority of americans? there was a lot of criticism on how she faltered or department campaign he's enough? >> good question. i assume that's often asked in the form of not going enough to wisconsin, not going enough to blue states. i understand why people say that but i think a couple of things. wisconsin is a package with michigan and pennsylvania. and while everyone obsesses about wisconsin. if only she'd go to wisconsin. she didn't go to wisconsin. i hate to say it, not to talk down to the cheese states or whatever it's called because she lost by more than the margin of wisconsin. that's not an excuse but you can't make that argument about pennsylvania. the lady practically moved to pennsylvania. no one didn't take pennsylvania seriously, including theo arms of the democratic party. if you look back to, i think

that snowfall in reading and lancaster almost near allentown and near the city of philadelphia, but most especially south jersey along the shoreline, it's along the shore you can expect blizzard conditions later today. >> wendy saltzman is live in center city this morning, wendy tells us about the conditions you're seeing. >> reporter: so far the city has really missed the brunt of the storm. the flurries started at 2:00 a.m. that's all we've had is light flurries, you can see the roads are closure, we don't safety snow sticking on roads. the city did declare a snow emergency last night. they started treating the roads and towing cars in the way of emergency snow routes. they started working around the clock last night. trash has been suspended today and the city has issued a code blue. one of the big concerns is with the wind and with the temperaturesg that we could have issues with the roads freezing over even if you just get a little bit of moisture on the roads, we run the risk, but the city started early, and they have 375 pieces of equipment they are prepared to get on the roads. they started the treatmen

i'm andy goodbar from and jc you located in jersey city new jersey my question is, looking back on the 2016 election, do you think hillary clinton did an adequate job at properly campaigning herself and getting herself out to the large majority of americans because there was a lot of criticism on how she faltered or didn't campaign herself enough. >> the question. i assumed that's often asked in the form of not going to wisconsin to go to blues th the blue states she didn't win. i understand why people say that, but i think a couple things. when people asked me about wisconsin, wisconsin is a package with wisconsin and pennsylvania and while everyone obsesses about wisconsin, if only had she had gone to wisconsin, i hate to say it, not to talk down to the chief state or whatever they're called, but she lost by more than the margin of wisconsin. that's not an excuse, but the reason i say to look at it as a three some is you can't make that argument about pennsylvania. the lady practically moved to pennsylvania. no one didn't take pennsylvania seriously, including the other arms of the d

. >> i am andy camara from jersey city, new jersey. my question is, the republican party, they have been going for a massive. people whether it be john mccain voting down the repeal of obamacare or the sexual allegations and people saying they will not work with trump -- where do you see the republican party going, and you think the republican party has lost its position in the united states because all that has been going on? mr. steele: it has not lost its position. it has not helped itself. when i look at some real problems going into campaigns this year, i think the other thing to rest it that understand about dynamics with the base, the party and the elected leadership, i get this a lot. why haven't republican leaders, mccain and others -- not mccain but mcconnell and others, sort of really put their foot down with the president? they go back to their districts and see the president at 60% plus. i do the math. the guy is popular in your backyard, not going to slam him. that is unfortunate but that is the way politics works. a drop

jersey. portman city seeing a few snowflakes, too. the light flurries will be out of the picture during the day. sunshine today, warming up to 39. this is the three-day outlook. look what's coming. a nice warmup heading into the weekend. today will be the coldest day in the suburbs. even colder tomorrow. the warmup starts in the afternoon in the lehigh valley. sunshine and dry for the next few days with the warming trend there, too. 50s on saturday. a good warmup the next few days at the shore and in delaware which will peak in the 30s this afternoon. a colder start tomorrow morning. the weekend forecast in full for each part of the area when i'm back in ten minutes. >> all right. see you then. >>> 5:09. jessica's away. katy zachry is filling in and looking at 202. >> yep. tell us what you're seeing. >> focusing on 202. if you look behind me, it's not just a black screen as it appears. you see headlights moving on. this is 202 at 422. at last scene the crash scene was in the view. at last check, it's still there. 202, crash northbound

he became a mentor of mine and later the mayor of jersey city and a state senator. glenn cunningham was a great public servant and i'm sure he's bursting with pride from heaven as he watches his wife, my friend of senator sandy cunningham and together we have crafted criminal justice reform which at the only a rating in the nation and that is becoming a role model for other states that have gotten broad approval from all of you. release from jail pending trial is no longer based on how much money you have, but the seriousness of the accusations against you and your own criminal record. no longer can a repeat violent offender be released in terrifying his victims because he has millions of dollars in cash to post bail by the same token no longer must you stay in jail for minor offenses longer than if you'd been convicted of the crime which you are accused of committing just because your family doesn't have $500 to post bail and no longer can an employer make a job applicant with a criminal record check a box and ended their chances of redemptive employment because to

my name is david, from new jersey city university. how would you respond to the growing popularity among far-left and far-right ideologies among young people, given the hopeless state of the status quo? that is what gives rise to radicalism. -- when 1% of trump voters say it works for them, people extremes.rd the i had a conversation with a cab driver in boston about trans election. trump's election. he voted for him, and he said, i don't know what to do anymore. ofnow it was kind nihilistic, but washington is so screwed up. i want to send a kamikaze pilot there. nihilism, andive in the lasttted it election, because it was so opposite to the status quo. hillary clinton represented the status quo. stuff, and fix people continue to have virtually no belief in our system of government, improving their lives, we will end up with a country heavily radicalized on the left and right. that is why urgency is upon us. universitym celtic in boston. do you think the united states will ever separate corporate and businesses from government? will t

host: let's move on to jersey city. jonathan is on the line for the democrats. good morning and happy new year. i appreciate your service. i want to touch again -- you touched on the carter administration's chief of staff. what role or responsibility do they have in the ineffectiveness of that presidency? host: thank you. the carter story is really fascinating because, again, carter was a brilliant -- is a brilliant man. he was trained as a nuclear engineer. he could absorb or enormous amount of information and distillate and the past -- into policy. he was brilliant and all of that. his mistake was thinking that he did not need a single empowered white house chief to help him. one reason for that was that this was right after watergate. haldemane example of who, at that time, seemed to personify watergate and the imperial presidency. and this rep. carter: the wrong way. but it turned out to be a mistake. in, with-half years his agenda paralyzed, carter realized he had to empower somebody and he chose his person who had been the de facto chief all along but did

jersey. atlantic city, 41. melting happening this morning. it really accelerates once the sun is up.t sunshine for smyrna and wilmington. topping out at 41 for rehoboth beach. plenty of sunshine today. by the weekend, rain. it arrives on friday. and showers will linger into saturday morning. i think it dries out for the eagles game saturday afternoon. 50s in the morning. as things dry out and the temperatures will be coming down saturday afternoon, the wind kicks in. on sunday, a chillier day. 20s for the lehigh valley and into the 30s for the rest of the area. cold lingers into next week, as well. you'll see it with the ten day on 10 coming up in the next half hour. >> thanks. >>> 4:21. let's talk about the roads. i'm telling you, my side streets -- >> yeah, a lot of ice out there. layers of ice. let's check in with jessica boyington and find out how 76 and south jersey is looking. jess? >>> the majors aren't doing too bad. usually they get way ahead of the game with salting it, especially since they're driven on heavily. a lot of times it's wet. for right now, on and off ramps may

live look at ocean city, new jersey, tonight.any of the shore communities that took the brunt today are still dealing with all of this. kathy orr is now tracking the latest on the storm. kathy? >> well, lucy, we are saying goodbye to the storm and as it continues to move toward the northeast and bomb out off the coast of new england, we're seeing all right wind shifting to more northwesterly direction and the snow really ending just a few light snow showers left in philadelphia it is just cold and windy. we're talking about blowing snow now and some brutally cold wind chills let's talk about those snow accumulations. cape may courthouse 17-inches of snow. that's a new high total for the area. atlantic city nearly 13. vineland six. mt. holly five. chadds ford four. new castle, delaware, nearly 3-inches of snow. atlantic city 12.7. dennisville 12.5. toms river ten. philadelphia range was four to six and there you go. 4-inches of snow in philly. langhorne 3.8 and jenkintown 3.. let's talk about the winds. still gusting to 44 miles a

that as a result property taxes were soaring for the residents of atlantic city so i turned to john hanson chairman of the new jersey sports gaming and entertaining commission to develop a blueprint for change. we created a tourism district and took over policing their and we invested in national advertising and supported efforts by the city government which will well-intentioned but ultimately failed. we needed to do more but we are being stopped by politicians inside and outside of this chamber were just trying to score cheap political points while they were burying their heads in the sand. finally we fought back those entrenched in misguided entries enacted in a bipartisan way to replace the ineffective city government were either unwilling or unable to bring about needed change through legislative and executive action we took over atlantic city and let's look at what has happened. first, we appointed former united states senator just to relieve the effort and his done so with incredible skill and paste phenomenal results. [applause] think about this. tax appeal to rain down the city and $303 million is owed just

host: let's move ton to jersey city. jonathan on the line for democrats.aller: hi, good morning and happy new year. thanks for c-span really appreciate the service. i want to touch again. touched on the carter administrations chief of staff. what role or responsibility do they have in the ineffectiveness of that presidency? guest: the carter story is really fascinating to me because again, carter was brilliant is a brilliant man. trained as a nuclear engineer. he could absorb enormous amounts of information and distill it in policy. he was brilliant at all of that. his big mistake going into the presidency was thinking that he didn't need a single empowered white house chief to help him. one reason for that was that he -- this was right after watergate. he saw the example of holderman who, at that time, seem to personify watergate and the imperial presidency and this really rubbed carter the wrong way. it turned out to be a mistake. 2.5 years in was his agenda really paralyzed. carter reasonabled he had to people power somebody. he was a guy who didn't wan

city. philadelphia. we're looking at market street. precipitation is coming down, again it's not so much what we're seeing in the jersey shore area some ow looks like it's melting prettyn the windshield, look at the roads they are covered right now stock market street in center city live on mobile 6. now, let's take a look at inland, new jersey, not far from john rawlins, jeanette reyes is live at the farley plaza in atlantic county, good morning jennette. >> reporter: good morning matt, john will see worse conditions than i would we came down, the photographer and i from center city. it was deceiving when we were driving around, i thought it wasn't going to be so bad. 42 to 48, things started to deteriorate. there are 3 plow trucks at the farley plaza they are trying to keep up, they pass through one time all itakes is a few minutes for the snow to stick and accumulate quickly. if you look at the lights here you can see the snow blowing in the winds this is where tricky, this is kind of a dangerous combination of factors in terms of the weather, the snow that's sticking, the snow that's blowing creating the whiteout conditions that ca

city new jersepot. and closemore snow in on the region and it is south jersey getting move of it t now. you see banding of snow and accumulation into city and western suburbs l better and br and down to lip s toast a even at this late stage of the game, we areking at mounts coming down at 2 inc you that in tha bright band all the wown the coast. more accumulation to come and have some spots dow that reporte a foot or . mo right now future tracker 6 picking up the picture and taking you from now all the way to 2:0 seehat over the next hour and a half the snow continues to lighten up around philadelphia and wilmington. still prettyl ing over much of south heen 2:00 and 5:00 it in. comin a at 11 es mays 10.5, and brick townshi inches cou inches. some of wilrdone ahours gusts and goi han t the coast iou near the coastf snowasig dh as feet and go higher than that.r in and around i have one a foot and a hf and cou and started out as light fluffy sno itour back have to shovel alt to tem day windch dig good day tome and watch we know what sey is getting snow in areas of a blizzard warning. rom o

ocean city, new jersey, just one of the areas tonight under a blizzard warning and here's live look at atlantic city right now where the snow is coming down already. the biggest concern, of course, the more rush. more than 100 schools already closed including the district of philadelphia just take look at the bottom your screen for the latest on that. now, a snow emergency for the city of philadelphia kicking off in just an hour. so you know what that mean. park cars have to be moved from those snow emergency routes and if your trash is supposed to be picked up tomorrow, you'll have to hang on to that until next week. thanks for joining us tonight at 11:00. i'm iain page. this winter storm already slamming the southeast. it's a bomb cyclone. so what does that mean? a lot of snow for some people. with it, just incredibly wicked winds that could knock out power for lot of people. tonight we've got team coverage to make sure you're ready for this blast of snow. our crews are everywhere from down the shore where people could see high snow totals to the city where people are stoc stocking u

the delaware river looks more like a glacier tonight as it flows past new jersey's capital city. 75-year-old arthur hill has come to trenton's calhoun street bridge to marvel at winter's handy work. >> i just want to capture the ice as opposed to what i caught this summer with sun sets and send it to my daughter whose down off the gulf of mexico. >> reporter: but what is scenic to some a problem to others new jersey dot workers were fighting early monday afternoon to open the drains along a closed section of route 29 feeding the capital complex. the icy overflow from the delaware moved in at 4:00 this morning they say. >> there's a big clog of ice and snow here. >> all the bridges, the ice at the bridges that back up. >> reporter: across the delaware in morrisville, pennsylvania, river road is perfectly named. the delaware river has taken hold in places closing the road, drawing the curious and concer concerned like ed fail len. >> i think there's going to be some flooding and it probably going get considerably worse as the day goes on. and i think this and tire area here it's almost -- it's

jersey 18-inches of snow. a first and a half in brick township. ocean city, new jersey, 15.5-inches of snow. now it's blowing around it's just a mess and frigid down there. mace landing a foot. marlton five. haddon heights you got your forecast amount of 4.6-inches of snow. let's talk about the wind. winds out of the northwest gusting to 41 miles an hour right now. we continue to see those strong gusts right through tomorrow morning. during "good day philadelphia" we'll be talking about westerly gusts to 38 miles an hour in philadelphia and atlantic city and wildwood gusting in the 40s. that's tropical storm force strength just to give you an idea. and those gusts will continue right through the afternoon and that is why we have a wind chill advisory that is in effect for tomorrow. for more on the cold and the records, let's zen it over to scott. hey, scott. >> hi, kathy. whipping winds and those dropping temperatures. they will drop pretty rapidly in fact as we take a look what's happening across the state, you can see philadelphia right now 17 degrees. but as we move toward pittsbur pittsb

look at ocean city, new jersey. still coming down in ocean city. you can see it on the radar.hat's some very light snow in ocean city, sea aisle city. and inland, though, it's starting to exit philadelphia. already moving out of delaware. but there is more on the way. look at the snow

first round that came through with the coastal low and accumulation in parts of coastal new jersey and atlantic city. and now the second batch of is coming in from the west. and putting down some heavier snow. stormtracker 6 live double scan shows you the brightest gray shade of white or of snow i should say by trenton, extending to burlington county. and that is producing accumulation and if you get caught beneath by trenton and southern bucks county may stick to the roads slightly and for a while and th temperatures tend to melt the roadways. farther to the with west in philadelphia and wilmington you are mainly looking at wet roads. be careful driving seelushy accumulation on the roadway you'll want to slow down. and that is possible in reading and allentown can temperatures are at or below freezing and surfaces for a time could be slick. in philadelpa we stay above freezing and 35 in trenton and 32 in cape may. caution necessary as we go around the region but surface temperatures are warm enough in most cases to make the roads just wet. as we go through the afternoon we are expecting periods of

and travel troubles continue down the coast in atlantic city new jersey. this afternoon. of course they're dealing with wind gusts, too. 50 miles an hour along with whiteout conditions and heavy snow. new jersey governor chris christie declaring a state of emergency for parts of new jersey in fact right now fox's lauren blanchard is battling blizzard conditions live in atlantic city staying away from the casinos i'm sure because all the action's on the boardwalk right now. hey, lauren. >> reporter: yeah, hey, sarah, jim. actually we were talking with some of the state police in charge of keeping those casinos, you know, free of problems and they said this weather has kept it very quiet for them. now, a rapid plunge in bringing these gusty winds, this rough surf all along the east coast. >> very cold. i can't feel my nose. >> reporter: from vehicles stuck in the snow in new jersey. >> what would you say to people out driving? >> stay home. >> reporter: to mail carriers in new england reporting blizzard-like conditions slowing them down as they worked to mak

and the objectors, the sanctuary cities, the new jersey policy you just talked, about those are poehlers that favor illegality. they subsidize illegality. they encourage illegality. american people are sick of that it's time to end it. the choice is clear and it's going to be even clearer this year. we're going to have some votes in congress. people need to be held to account or you are going to fix this system, create a system that protects america we know as you said 73% of the people who have been arrested for terrorism came here were born abroad. so if they had been properly screened and rejected, we wouldn't have had these attacks in our country. >> tucker: someone i spoke to with direct knowledge said in his meeting on immigration lyndelle is i graham summed up his argument by citing a poem from the statue of liberty. not really a case you would expect for republicans to be making. why aren't there more artic could you say lat republican members of the congress makings case that you just made. >> i wish there were. actually. people need to get focused on this. we are not against im

closer to the city 95 south at cottman this is what we are looking at more on this in a little bit. jan, back over to you. >>> as katie mentioned a blizzard warning in effect along jersey shore. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is braving elements in atlantic city. it looks like it has pick up since the last time we saw you >> reporter: yes, it is definitely pick up, snow as well as win. we saw earlier in the live shot, from 4:00 o'clock it was light but things have pick up, it has been snowing on and off here since about 9:00 p.m. last night. i wanted to show you how quickly conditions can change here. i'm on the atlantic city boardwalk and there have been snow plows back and forth through here all morning long. you can see look it is covered once again with the coating of snow, so things are really wrappedly changing here but take a look at some of the road conditions, what he drove on the atlantic city expressway to get down here and you can see that there is a layer have slush on the road as crews tried to keep up with this snowstorm. now also, in atlantic city we were driving around and we saw some cars get stuck in just a few inches of snow on the road s, e

we can tell you a blizzard warning is in effect here in ocean city, new jersey and towns all throughout the shore are preparing for whatever this storm may bring. plow trucks sit at ready in wildwood crest as public works employees gear up for the approaching snowstorm. >> we have time broke up in zones so we send three trucks to each zone. everybody knows their zone and we go out and plow, plow until it stops snowing. >> reporter: as many as nine trucks some filled with salt will hit the road beginning at 1:00 a.m. as heaviest snow is expected to move in the jersey shore. it is 1.2 square miles to tack they will quaint shore town sees a lack of traffic during off season, as a plus, when it comes to weather conditions. for those year round residents they have got this advice. >> people around here are great. best thing if you have a driveway park in your driveway so we can you mr. in front of your house and just try not to go out until it is snowing and we can have these streets cleared and everybody can get around very easily. >> reporter: ocean city boardwalk is mostly desserted as so

ben franklin bridge, looking good, just looking very wet out there as you move from jersey into center citythe volume levels just are non -existent. do have overturned truck 206 northbound past route 70 on the right shoulder, overturned tractor-trailer eastbound 70 or four mime sickle, left lane compromised over there as well. >> coming up in the next hour of cbs-3 "eyewitness news" live at the basilica as friends, family, dignitaries prepare to say farewell to lieutenant matthew letourneau. >> also ahead police officer ambushed and shot outside police headquarters, we'll tell you where this happened and have update on her condition. >> and we are getting ready for tomorrow's battle of the birds, and hearing from former coach dick vermeil. back at the top of the we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well. we love it! >>> a final farewell for one of our city's brave matthew will be family and friends.

look at ocean city, new jersey. still coming down in ocean city. you can see it on the radar. that's some very light snow in ocean city, sea aisle city. and inland, though, it's starting to exit philadelphia. already moving out of delaware. but there is more on the way. look at the snow moving into central pennsylvania. that's the next phase of this system. so we'll get a break in philadelphia, in the suburbs and in delaware before the next round moves in during the day. right now the temperatures right down to the freezing mark in new jersey, 32 degrees. that's why we're seeing a bit of accumulation there. just a dusting so far. the suburbs 32 and 35 in philadelphia. the temperatures most of the day are going to be freezing. up to 37 degrees in delaware. so we get some snow showers, but for most of day we'll be watching some snow melt on those roadways. i'll show you what your day looks like before you head out the door in ten minutes. first jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >>> watching the schuylkill expressway and our camera just around center city moving thr