i got in right at the beginning, i approved that keystone xl pipeline. and i approved the dakota access pipeline. 48,000 jobs, environmentally great. and itquick and easy, was done properly. that is better than trucking over roads and any other way -- and it wasn't going to get approved. there are so many jobs like that, you know those two because they are getting a lot of attention. the amazing thing is, i approved it with some commotion. some protest -- i approved it. the picketers picked up their

amtrak's keystone service running to new york, philadelphia and harrisburg is

amtrak's keystone service running to new york, philadelphia and harrisburg is operating on a modified plan. >>> two septa buses stuck on wayne avenue last night at 6:00 p.m. live wires came down just be bus everyone had to stay

i tell the story about keystone years they spent hundreds of millions of dollars, they were even ordering their pipe, everything is going great, they are going to build, and they do not get approved. they spend billions on pipe and they are not getting approved. so that was dead for a couple of years and no chance. i get elected, i approve it right at the very beginning. i say to myself, can you imagine the boss of whatever company it is who never actually called me

. ♪ >> on 29 august american troops of the 28th infantry division, the keystone boys of the pennsylvaniaational guard, marched down the streets of a liberated paris. the division commander, general norman cota and generals omar bradley and courtney hodges reviewed the parade. >> the proceed across france and approach to germany led people to think there might be a chance that the war could be ended by the end of 1944. >> fighting beside lieutenant lamel and the 2nd ranger battalion was a 23-year-old son of a wisconsin farmer. >> do you remember anybody saying, you know, this war is going to be over by christmas? >> there were rumors. there were a lot of rumors like that. >> private sunby was hearing more than scuttle butt. by september, u.s. troops had reached the german border and supreme allied commander dwight eisenhower's chief of staff boldly announced to the press from paris militarily the war is over. back in the states, the army even stopped sending packages to the boys in europe. >> and so the period of august through mid-september 1944 was really a race. could eisenhower get hi

[applause] trump: i tell the story about the keystone pipeline.or years and years they spent , hundreds of millions of dollars, they were even ordering their pipe, everything is going great, they are going to build, they are happy. they do not get approved. they spend billions on pipe and they are not getting approved. so that was dead for a couple of years and no chance. i get elected, i approve it right at the very beginning. i say to myself, can you imagine the boss of whatever company it is who never actually called me to say thank you, but that is ok. [laughter] pres. trump: we will remember. this guy is sitting behind this beautiful chair, nice place, big company. the consultants march into his office to tell him what a great job they did. they were dead, i got them approved. i did it because there is 48,000 jobs between the two of them. it is better. [applause] pres. trump: sir, i believe we are entitled to a $10 million fee for that. they are probably democrats, can you believe it? [laughter] pres. trump: probably not for long, however. am

i got in right at the beginning, i approved that keystone xl pipeline. and i approved the dakota access pipeline. 48,000 jobs, environmentally great. it was quick and easy, and it was done properly. that is better than trucking over roads and any other way -- and it wasn't going to get approved. there are so many jobs like that, you know those two because they are getting a lot of attention. the amazing thing is, i approved it with some commotion. some protest -- i approved it. the picketers picked up their stuff and left. they left a mess, it became a environmental wasteland, what they left. i approved it and they left. we did that on a lot of things. whether it is jerusalem where we approved jerusalem, that was a big thing. every politician was and support, and then i begin president and all of a sudden it was jerusalem, i don't want to know anything about jerusalem -- what i fulfilled my campaign promises. i have to tell you, and a couple of people have said it best we are only intended 15 months -- i think i have approved much more than i promised, a

also, patco on modified schedule for amtrak keystone service. >>> an unbreakable bond. what the high school quarterback decided to do after he survived the florida high school massacre while hiding alongside a visiting college coach. >>> and do not adjust your tv. that is the famous mcdonald's logo there. up next, why the golden arches and other businesses are transforming their look today in honor of women. >>> today, president trump's former campaign manager faces a judge on arraignment on additional charges of failing to pay taxes and bank fraud. paul manafort has already been indicted on charges brought by special counsel robert mueller. the new charges are separate from mueller's charges. >>> the nypd says it's making progress in its case against harvey weinstein. the chief of detectives says the department has gathered considerable evidence in a rape investigation. they've been working with women who made allegations this fall that weinstein raped them. the chief says it's up to manhattan's d.a. to decide if the case can go to a grand jury. weinstein's attorneys d

take this one out and it has this huge ripple effect on all these other species elephants are true keystonespecies. sophisticated transnational syndicates oversee every step of the trade from the illegal poaching to the smuggling of tusks to carving factories and shops around the world. this footage part of an undercover investigation captures a shipping agent explaining how ivory is smuggled out of africa very wrong that. we need an urgent method that stops the killing even getting a seizure is a great victory but the owners are already dead. last month singaporean customs seized another shipment of ivory coming out of kenya and headed for vietnam three point seven tons worth an estimated. eight million dollars singaporean authorities have already contacted wasser to oversee d.n.a. analysis washer's lab and now receive samples from over ninety percent of all marj i have receivers what we are trying to really do is to figure out where are the major poaching hotspots across africa his latest study based on d.n.a. analysis of twenty eight seizures between one thousand nine hundred six and two

[applause] so many of these projects were dead, like the keystone pipeline, it wasn't going anywhere. hillary wasn't going to approve it. it was a dead project. almost like right at the beginning i approved that keystone access pipeline, dakota access pipeline, both of them. 48,000 jobs. environmentally great. it was quick and easy. it was done properly. it will be flowing in -- that is better than trucking over the roads. that is better than any other way. it wasn't going to get approved. there was some jobs like that. you know those two because they were getting a the love attention. you know the amazing thing? i thought i would some commotion, right? like some protests, nobody. i approved it. the pickets, picked up their stuff and that was end of it. they left a mess, you know about the mess. became an environmental wasteland what they left. you know about that. but i approved it and they left. we did that on a lot of things whether jerusalem. we approved jerusalem. that was a big thing. [applause] every politician was in support and then they became president and guess what? all o

chinese mandarins from a local trader and hope to sell them for a small profit in neighboring touchy keystone. the truck is loaded with cases full of the fruit. of. the drivers wrap the mandarins in a blanket to protect them from the cold. they top off their load with a few sheets of plywood. the loading completed they head off into the night. so it was really you should you sure do sure. is the driver and a mechanic who won the senior of the two a companies. they pray for a safe journey ahead but those nice albert you take up. we share that a lot of us their leisure. was brushing work up over the. pressure up and down the. outside it's minus twenty degrees and not much warmer inside whether he cheats not working. now when there are the months and also my fault tended. bar difficulty i'm not that young mother caught like the winter not far off. part of nine build up gone up. the wall. a daybreak shonku one arrived in a small town. oh yeah that that they're going to put them all. if. they're. ok and fall for the hot oh well that's. back on the road again the weather takes a turn for the worse.

, elliott the keystone pipeline. when it was still alive and president obama hadn't said he wasn't going to touch it at that point, it was still alive. democrats tried to get a rider attached to it that said okay we'll let pipeline go through you just have to use u.s. steel and u.s. steelworkers and it was the republicans who rejected that. now, you've got confused i'm sure republicans at some point on protectionism and what it really all means. >> well, you know, liz listen. you have to remember it's like what you were first saying everything is inner connected with that keystone pipeline, they actually should have finished that and you know, the reasons that they didn't go through with that is not worth getting into here but what he was saying earlier, i really agree with that because i was all prepared to think of we were talking about crude last time and it's about being sort of in a congestion area and it is. it's basically exactly where it was a week ago but you know for the first time liz i will tell you, it m

in addition, full keystone service to and from harrisburg will be restored tomorrow.e for a check of the forecast. melissa ma. peek wind gusts at 25 miles per hour. 40s for allentown, 48 miles per hour for rights town, poconos, atlantic city, gusts of 46 miles per hour. constant out of the northwest. gustsof 25 miles per hour in the city, 23 in the poconos. gusts in reading, 25 miles per hour and 26 miles per hour in dover. satellite six along with action radar, the nor'easter responsible for the unsettled weather, rain, snow and crazy winds along the atlantic. we have a constant flow of air from the northwesterly direction. something else into tonight and overnight hours, a coastal flood warning seaside heights to cape may and areas in delwill be coar thee 12 to 24 hours. the to two and a half waves 14 feet high even into early tomorrow morning. winds, walter, a big issue with the storm start to weaken. details with the seven-day forecast. >> see you then. anytime the storm hits, keep track of where you are by using the free 6abc app. access to live double scan radar

. >> amtrak keystone service runs to and from new york and harrisburg and will operate on full schedule starting tomorrow. >> and septa meantime made significant progress restoring service and chestnut hill east and west trenton regional rail lines will resume for the start of service tomorrow morning. norristown high speed line will resume with delays. as for route 101 and 102 trolleys we're awaiting update and stay with "eyewitness news" on television and online cbsphilly.com for the late tleingt. >> while the region continues to reel from the impact the nor'easter had on the tri-state it may not be the last of our weath. meteorologist lauren casey is tracking another nor'easter, oh, boy. >> oh, boy. >> tough to hear that lauren. >> tough to see in the model data but there it is and we're dealing with residual impacts of fraud in nor'easter with elevated whipped speeds. not damaging but gusting up to 36 miles an hour at times today in philadelphia and gus gusting to 40 mount pocono and 36 in accuweather and still blustery right now with winds gusting 32 in philadelphia and gusting to

shops to sell marijuana once it becomes available and joins other keystone shops that began selling medical marijuana last month, six total dispensary operating in the state devon location served 200 patients before it had to shut down after running out of inventory and expect to reup by middle of the month. >>> you win an oscar and get a chance to win a jet ski. >> well, it is not your average academy a wards, some of the big moments there from oscar last night. >> price right. >> looking ♪ mom, we got girl scout cookies to sell. the girl scout cookie inspired flavors you love. now in the dunkin' coffees you love. only at dunkin'. >>> good morning i'm tom sredenschek sixers battling for playoff positions in the first week of march starting a four game road trip taking on bucks in milwaukee. sixers scored 43 points in the first quarter they looked great and rest of the way they took night off, the greek freak finished at 21 to nothing run for bucks to end the third. sixers lose by eight. >>> flyers down in florida on sunday afternoon already down three to nothing and they cannot get

there is a lot at stake, especially for republicans john harwood joining us from the keystone state john>> brin, than, this is a race republicans are eyeing nervously. donald trump won this district easily in 2016 the republican congressman who recently resigned in a personal scandal had held the seat for eight consecutive elections, yet democratic candidate conor lamb, young, attractive, moderate is poised for a strong showing against republican rick saccone. donald trump came in here over the weekend to try to save rick saccone's candidacy, even as saccone's lead had evaporated. donald trump jr. was here yesterday. if in this part of trump country there's a significant blue collar presence, union steel workers, the trump tariffs were in part cast with an eye in mind to districts like this this is a bad sign for republicans if they cannot hold this seat. you'll see a lot of nervousness from republicans, potentially retirements of veteran members from congress. we're standing right now in allegheny county, the suburban part of the district where conor lamb hopes to do best especially amo

amtrak's keystone service running to new york, philadelphia and harrisburg is operating on a modified plan. >>> two septa buses stuck on wayne avenue last night at 6:00 p.m. live wires came down just be bus everyone had to stay put until peco could shut off the power three hours later. septa is reporting service delays on routes including regional rails we posted a link to septa website at our website 6abc.com. >>> philadelphia international airport is resuming service after 50-mile an hour wind gusts many passengers were stranded at the airport. >> i'm trying to get my luggage, because i'm not going anywhere. i just want to go home. >> again american and other airlines are resuming flights this morning check with your airline before you head to the airport. >>> the storm has caused beach erosion at the jersey shore flooding is a threat there this morning, the strong wind gusts tore siding off the highrise of ontic city. several elements. snow fell into the night making summer feel along away away. some people took it in stride and took a walk along the boardwalk. >>> a tree crashed d

the candidates talked about the health care in the keystone state and education funding and infrastructu infrastructure. voters decide on may 18, which man will face governor wolf in november. >>> and north korea may talk to the united states about giving up the nuclear program. that kim jong un agrees to pause the nuclear and missile tests during such talks and agreed to meet with south korea's president in april. the first time in more than a decade. today president trump tweeted this may be false hope but the u.s. is ready to go hard in either direction. >>> more ahead on "action news" at noon. president trump is denying reports of chaos in the white house. we have the latest on the staff members who future may be in jeopardy. >> a 5-year-old girl survives a terrifying ordeal how a sea instructor and strangers safford her life. >>> and melissa magee is back with the seven-day forecast. >>> authorities in florida are laying out their case against suspected gunman, nikolas cruz. prosecutors are expected to begin presenting the grand jury with evidence against the 19-year-old today. is h

like the keystone pipeline. it was dead. it wasn't going anywhere. hillary wasn't going to approve it. it was a dead project. i got in, almost like right at the beginning i approved that, keystone xl pipeline. i approved the dakota access pipeline. both of them. 48,000 jobs. environmentally great. it was nothing -- it was quick. it was easy. and it was done. and it was done properly. and they'll be flowing in. that's better than tripping over the rugs. that's better than any other way. and it wasn't going to get approved. there were so many jobs like that. you know those two because they were getting a lot of attention. do you know the amazing thing? i approved it. i thought we'd have some commotion. right? some commotion. nobody. i approved it. the pickets, they picked up their stuff and they left. it was the end of it. they left a mess, i have to tell you. you know about the mess. became an environmental wasteland what they left. you know about that. but i approved it and they left. we did that on a lot of things, whether it's jerusalem, where we a

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diamond street is closed keystone road gets you around the downed wires. creamy road and church road and mechanicsville road is closed. 47 at holy road blocked, stay on 55. that's okay this morning. 295 in gloucester county. we had problems here this afternoon not this morning, all lanes are open, you see the snow on the grassy surface, the traffic what little is moving fine. >>> president trump can sign his new tariff proclamation as soon as today, 10% for aluminum and 25% for steel. not sitting well with his own party. independent organization trade partnership said the tariffs will create 33,000 new jobs in the u.s., but result in the loss of 146,000 jobs. >> florida governor rick scott has not made a decision whether or not he will sign no gun control legislation in the state. members passed the bill in response to the outcry over the shooting in parkland. the raises the age to 21 to purchase a gun and it allows faculty and staff to carry guns at school on a voluntary basis. the state senate approved the bill on monday. >>> dwyane wade made a surprise

this is where the hard part because of the extraordinary journey from polish to touch a keystone. ordinary drive. with two high up there's no oxygen. just to experience life simple pleasures. risking it all to kurdistan at this time on al-jazeera. in a war torn city in iraq a magic documents the stories of the survivors recording their hopes and dreams for a peaceful future after american troops withdrawal. but the conflict is far from over. he turns the camera on himself when i still take control and his family off forced to flee and nowhere to hide a witness documentary at this time on al-jazeera. from the hills of northern greece the places in turkey where refugees hideouts before trying to cross easy to see the crossing countries means crossing the intimidating ever else river more and more refugees are attempting this route even though they know how dangerous it is even outside the risk of drowning or dying of cold in these huge empty spaces any number of refugees have told us that confessions can forcibly turned around by greek police acting in coordination with from texas t

nearly 3,000 casualties, the germans came up with a bleak nickname for ray flag and the pennsylvania keystone boys using the divisions red patch. >> sort of looks like a bucket or a pale. they called it the glbloody bucket. they knew how much destruction and damage had been brought upon that division. even today, the germans and veterans of the 28th division still call it the bloody bucket. >> lieutenant leonard's bavry on the battlefield would be recognized in his citation for the medal of armor and the army sends in the 2nd ranger sends in the 2nd ranger battalion to taaaaa but i'm not standing still... and with godaddy, i've made my ideas real. ♪ i made my own way, now it's time to make yours. ♪ everything is working, just like it should ♪ >>> the criminal looks old, bent, stooped shoulders and failing. sick physically, sick mentally. >> november 1944 with the allies closing in from the east and west, adolf hitler was facing his downfall. delusional and paranoid ignored his general's advice to negotiate a surrender. >> hitler ordered them to stay and fight and die where they stood. >> at h

rack tram canceled service on the northeast cr and the keystone until tomorrow due to the hazardo conditions. forcep that.so hazardous delays ey are spend ped for most on ail lines. the win was drivers. you see a tree fell on this septa bus this afternoon as it was headed west on the schuylkill expressway. this happened near the gladwyne exit. there were passengers on the , but no reports of any injuries. the westbound lanes were closed for an hour until the tree could be cut upd hauled away. americli flights out of philadelphia international tonight. the noreaster hmered the airport with snow and strong winds. officials say more than 400 flights to and two philadelphia were canceled today. to change travel severe weathee shore. in atlantic ci things standheret yeah, we're the tc city and its truly the w hav here as high tie wet this water di gucnt. flo ray story down here and most about every where is exactly what you're seeing right now. all this wind if you're getting seasick from any of this the too age that a completely mit seemsd as the evening went on. as for the flooding we may not b

>> xl keystone pipeline at $300 million, they came out and said that this morning.riffs, the president's tariffs add $300 million to it. at that is huge. >> well it is huge, but it's a huge project. what they were doing was profiteering off dumped steel. >> okay. >> that is something we're not going to tolerate because it costs american jobs. david: jobs. commerce secretary wilbur ross saying cheap foreign steel is costing america jobs but, this coming on the same day that we find out jobless claims came in at their lowest level in almost 50 years. so are the steel tariffs really necessary? here now is hector barreto. hector, i love you to death, we both love the free market to death, but i think i'm more critical about these tariffs than you are. go ahead. >> look, we don't know what the end result is going to be. of these things, they come out with a big bang so the actual result is a lot different. we'll see how it plays out. david: that's true. >> look at the end of the day we want fairer trade, we want reciprocal trade. this is economic imperative and security

doylestown line last night near the e routes detour because of storm well.some northeast corridorice and keystonedelays. both l operatingheck amtrak before out to 30th street station. the auto train service will resume tmoow the nor'easte wreaked havoc on t bit today. meteorologist lauren casey is taking some inventory in a sense checking things out for the moment as windy does continue and coastal flooding does remain a warning as well, right, lauren? >> yeah, absolutely. still dealing with some indirect imp nor different looking scene thankfully than this timeterday as we look at center city philadelphia. no heavy snow coming down. it's chilly though. 39 degrees is our current temperature and we're still dealing with these elevated wind speeds due to that nor'easter. northerly winds at hour. feelinike with in capay. that's near hurricane strength. washington township 65 m severe thunderstorm criteria is 58 miles per hour. we had gusts well above that in dover and northeast philly and that's why we had so many issues with downed trees and downed wires across the area yesterday. still some gusty

scheduled ruled trains between bosses ton and washington dc will operate starting today, amtrak keystone service which runs to and from new york, philadelphia, and harrisburg, will also operate on it full schedule. >> septa is also resuming service this morning, the chestnut hill east and west trenton regional rail lines will resume for the start of service today. the norristown high-speed line will resume but with delays, septa encouraging riders to check it website for update. >> fight leads to two men being shot in philadelphia's lawncrest section, all happened outside the sears store at whitaker and the boulevard just before 11:00 last night, the 18 year old and 23 year old man both in critical condition. so far no arrests cents. >> and new this morning, bullet goes cents through southwest philadelphia apartment and hits a woman. it happened on the 7100 block of brant place around 12:30 a.m. this morning. police say 79 year old woman was lying in her bed when the bullet came through her first floor window. it hit her in the right knee. >> now, we don't know why a bullet came through

acela service and keystone service to and from harrisburg are expected to be restored awell. amtrak says it's working to refund customers. >>> a possible nor'easter headed for the delaware valley this week you can keep track wherever you are by using our free 6abc app that gives you by our meteorologists, and traffic cameras for road conditions. >> new this morning, philadelphia police are investigating a deadly crash on roosevelt boulevard. a woman was driving a sedan was killed after it slammed into the tree in the city's may fair section in 4:15 this morning. the victim who was in her 20s died from her injuries. so far police have not released identity or cause for the accident. >>> one person was killed. police say an suv veered off the street and hit a concrete planter on the sidewalk. it smashed through a fence and stop on property. >> it is now 9:07. a state asem reply oversight committee will hear from experts on legalizing recreational marijuana in the garden committees scheduled to happen tomorrow in trenton. making cannabis legal in key campaign promise by phil mur

i notst for me but for f amtrak keystone se n operate on ll schedule starting tomorrow >> and septa meantime made gnificprogssesring servicand chestnut hillas regiol linesing. res for route 101 awaitg with "eyeess and oy.coms to reel from the impe tri-state it may not be the last of our weather woes. meteorologist lauren casey is tracking another nor'easter, oh, boy. oh, boy. >> tough to hear that lauren. >> tough to see in the model data but there it is and we're dealing with residual nor'easterth elevated whipped spe not damaging but gusting up to 36il an hour at times today in philadelphia and gus gusting to 40 mount pocono and 36 in accuweather and still blustery right now with winds gusting 32 in philadelphia and gusting to 28 miles an hour in millville and near 30 in dover and looks like yes we have nor'easter number two within a week's time in store. rain and wet snow looking likely. also looking likely accumutions that could be significant. the good portion of forecast, though, looks like this nor'easter will not be quite as potent and less of a widespread wind threat with highest wi

. >> amtrak says northeast corridor and keystone line will operate on a modified schedule. emergency initial to effectight at 8:00,den sta parts of the north also experiencing outage from his las weekend's storm. >> just as we did with last weekend's nor'easter engaging allo be ready to act to protect our residents and businesses. >> "eyewitness news" was in bellmawr camden county today officials say they have plenty of salt but that brining won't help much because the snow will start with rain. >>> amtrak and septa will be running on modified storm and for travel everything else that you need to know as we prepare for this next round of winter weather go to cbs philly.com. of course, count on to us get you through this storm we will be right here with you, we will go on extra ear tomorrow morning join jim rahel, and lauren tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. right here on cbs-3. >>> then as the storm continues we will have powerly updates throughout the day tomorrow, both right here on cbs-3 and at cbs philly.com. >>> many issues still remain ahead of the bill cosby's sexual retrial in

rough commute home for riders, amtrak has cancelled amtrak services on the northeast corridor and keystone line, this until tomorrow due to hazardous conditions. there are also significant delays for septa, and services are suspended until furthest regional rail lines, three other lines are experiencing, delays, up to one hour. new jerseyransit, is experiencing delays of up to 20 minutes on the rails. >>> as the airport tonight american airlines has suspended all flights out of philly international for remainder of the day. hundreds of other flights inbound and outbound have been grounded. many travelers at the airport this morning, only to learn their flight had been cancelled, others, felt really lucky that they arrived before the storm got worse. >> i was really nervous, like, mid flight, honestly the turbulence was so bad looking outside the window andeople next to me were looking around , i was kind of scared. >> airport officials urged passengers to check flight status before arriving. >>> and in the poconos the snow has been steadily falling across the lehigh valley, since this morn

keystone drive or green street gets you around it but in towamencin orvilla road reopened.d wires cleaned up. whitpain morris road still closed because of downed trees. skippack pike gets you around that. northeast extension northbound still has construction between mid-county and lansdale taking out a lane and down in delaware, our southbound construction on 95 has cleared but now we're getting word of a northbound accident on the ramp to airport road and there's some slowing there as you come north of christiana. >> fellow passengers restrain an unruly woman. travelers say she tried to open an aircraft door. the plane took off from san francisco and was headed to boise idaho yesterday. police were waiting at the gate. the plane landed safely. >> a former aide to president trump is now backing away from his vow made across a number of broadcasts yesterday that he was going to defy a grand jury subpoena to the russia investigation. sam nunn berg is supposed top hand over thousands of e-mails and other documents to special counsel robert mueller. nunberg instead made the rou

keystone drive or green streets would be some alternates on this tuesday morning. thank you, matt now. it's time to get your first look at business. amazon is looking to move further into financial services by offering customers checking accounts. according to the "wall street journal," the company is said to be in talks to try to do this with jp morgan capital one and other financial service firms. the dow gained 336 points when the closing bill. morning futures appear to be pointing to a higher open. we'll be right back. >> new from the notify night gunfire injured man in north philadelphia. he didn't initially realize he was hit. police say he was shot in the neck. it has been on the 2000 block of west haggard street at 9 p.m. the victim a man between 40 and 50 years old is in stable condition. police are trying to figure out who opened fire and why. >>> three men hired to run a south jersey funeral home are charged with stealing from the company. the burlington county prosecutor's office says raymond zale his brother ronald zale and sean zale. the investigation

rack tram canceled service on the northeast corridor and the keystone until tomorrow due to the hazardous conditions. there are also hazardous delays forcep that. they are suspend ped for most on the regional rail lines. the wind was also a threat for drivers. you see a tree fell on this septa bus this afternoon as it was headed west on the schuylkill expressway. this happened near the gladwyne exit. there were passengers on the bus , but no reports of any injuries. the westbound lanes were closed for an hour until the tree could be cut up and hauled away. american airlines suspended all flights out of philadelphia international tonight. the noreaster hammered the airport with snow and strong winds. officials say more than 400 flights to and two philadelphia were canceled today. some airlines are offering free waivers to change travel plans due to the severe weather. check with your airlines for de tails. this storm raised fears of flooding and erosion down the shore. our alexandria hovnanian is live in atlantic city with a look at where things stand there tonight alex. >>reporter: well,

, we face the sharpest financial threat in the postwar era, a threat to the dollar's role as the keystone of international trade and finance in the world. last week at the monetary conference in stockholm, the major industrial countries decided to take a big step toward creating an international monetary asset that will strengthen the international monetary system. i am very proud of the very able work done by the federal reserve board. but to make this system work, the united states must bring its balance of payments to, or very close to equilibrium. we must have a responsible fiscal policy in this country. the passage of a tax bill now, together with expenditure control that congress may desire and dictate, is absolutely necessary to protect this nation's security, and to continue our prosperity, and to meet the needs of our people. what is at stake is seven years of unparalleled prosperity. in those seven years, the real income of the average american after taxes rose by almost 30%. a gain as large as that of the entire proceeding 19 years. the steps we must take to convince the world

i think the keystone south korean security and american interests in the region, is their existence of the, of the joint forces korea, of the, partnership that is an ironclad alliance between the united states and the south korean forces. also, with our allies in japan, remember, this is more, this is more a. bbout more than the peninsula. the region. american forces are not going anywhere soon. if anything, we are going to be supportive of plussing up the resources, so, that the u.s. forces in their, theater are able to do the job if they're called upon to do so. >> senator duckworth. before you were lieutenant kill kno colonel duckworth you were in i the rack wiraq war. you suffered a terrible accident when the insurgents attacked your helicopter with a grenade. lost both legs and, the partial use of one arm. tell me what that experience did for you as a person and how did it get you into politics? >> well it wasn't an accident. they were aiming. so, listen -- >> i think i said an attack. i know it is not an accident. it is an attack. >> i went to war as a helicopter pilot with the b

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. >> and, amtrak has resumed northeast corridor service and keystone service following the storm. but ere are still some modified effect,h service plan, so check with amtrak, before headed to 30th street station. the auto train service will resume tomorrow. >>> and you know what difference a day makes tonight in rittenhouse square. folks walked to their destinations pretty much with ease, no problems, far cry from the umbrella breaking winds that blew through the area last night. meteorologist, lauren casey is tracking the very latest from the weather center. so little bit of reprieve today. still some wind out there, lawyer glenn still some wind. still feeling effect from the nor'easter off shore. so windy conditions, but not the dangerous and damaging winds that company this system yesterday. thankfully. rid now getting live look at center city philadelphia, pretty quiet. still heavy snow falling. we like that, 38 degrees, so little chilly, winds out of the north at 18 miles per hour , so wind speeds still elated feeling like 28 degrees. still gusty winds, not gusting to the 50,

and boston as well as the keystone service. that runs between new york, philly and harrisburg. amtrak contacting people them on different trains. it's the same with septa get ready trains will run on a severe storm schedule. that bakely means septa's saturday schedule with a few adjustments. septa's cynwyd leap is not going to operate so check your schedule before you head out for your train or bus and if you like we can find a link on our website just head to fox 29.com. >>> keep it right here on fox 29. kathy will be back a little later and of course be sure to wake up with good day crew tomorrow. live team coverage begins at 4:00 a.m. >>> comedian bill cosby's april retrial on charges of aggravated indecent assault may look vastly different than the trial that ended with a hung jury last summer. montgomery county judge now weighing rulings on three key issues that could change who testifies and what evidence makes it in front of the jury. our bruce gordon has more from the two-day pretrial hearing that just wrapped up in norristown. >> reporter: as the em balanced entertaine

the keystone state of pennsylvania. >> have to be very fair, be very flexible.ing to protect the american worker. >> what about the other trump state of wisconsin where they make the harley davidson?

amtrak's keystone service will also operate on it full schedule. service came to a halt fry afternoon during the height of the storm. and then resumed on a modified schedule. >> septa's mostly back on track as well. chestnut hill east and west trenton regional rail lines on schedule, the norristown high-speed line operate withing delays, septa encouraging riders to check websites for updates. >> 5:36. in business news could be rough day on wall street. >> money watch's wendy gillette joins us live from the new york torque stock exchange with that and more, good morning, wendy. >> good morning, jim, rahel, investors will be looking for stocks to rebounds this morning, after a tough week. but the dow losing 875 points, but this could be another rough day here on wall street. mid fears over possible global trade war. several asian stocks lost big today. and us stocks also down. friday, the dow dipped almost 71-point, the the nasdaq gained 77. some union leaders, at united airlines are criticizing the company's new bonus policy. united is eliminating q

chapter by meg jacobs on the fight against global warming, the paris climate agreement, the keystone pipeline, one of the sections --s, sub she writes that obama was preparing to unsheathe his most powerful weapon, a dramatic use of executive action in his 2013 state of the union address. the president revealed his -- his intention to have the epa move forward on regulating climate change and carbon. efforts we are now seeing overturned by executive decision and by the trump administration. guest: that is absolutely right. for her chapter, it starts with the cap and trade legislation, where like with health care, obama tried to employ conservative ideas, which is where cap and trade started, but cannot get legislation through , and in the senate, the bill is stifled. in his second term, he turns to executive power and executive action in his final years, as well as entering into this pattern -- this accord. one of the arguments that she some of hisis made legacy very vulnerable. executive power, as you see in the climate, is very effective. it allows the president to move forward eve

amtrak keystone service running a modified schedule, that won't affect everybody. at the same time, you want ton to check before you head -- you want to know to check before you head out the door. back to you. >> thank you. >>> sanctuary city fight. the attorney general steps up his battle against cities like philadelphia. his message for leaders. >>> an unbreakable bond. the florida school shootings leads to a moment that changes a school quarterback's future. >>> philadelphia getting back to normal following yesterday's storm. broad street in center city, the philadelphia skyline. offices and schools will reopen. if you normally have trash pickup on wednesday, that will happen today. >>> the poconos picked up nine inches of snow. that's great news if you're a skier or boarder. here's a live look here at camelback. fresh powder there for those heading that way. >>> now to an update on the story we told you about earlier. police believe a former salon skpi -- former russian spy and his daughter were specifically targeted with a nerve powder. >>> the just department