down .2 from february and the fourth drop for the keystone state. lvania still has higher joblessness than the national average and the state lost 16,000 jobs. the majority of americans support legalizing medical marijuana. 83% of adults feel medical marijuana should be allowed. that number rises to 94% among those that have used the drug. 2/3 of respondents think a doctor's precipitation for pot is safer than opioid painkillers. 34% admit to yiewtsing it for me medicinal or leisure purposes. >> this man decided to perform the dance known as the worm. all of the features on the runway came from the thrift store. this is the rewrite the runway fashion show and auction trying to eradicate veteran homelessness. >> that was a party there. >> seems like that. adam joseph that the weekend accuweather forecast. some good and some better. >> we start with the bad and end with the good. we get it out of the way. storm tracker 6 live double scan an area of rain passing through center city philadelphia. a mai mainland in chester county working its way through c

the keystone state. >> what about the president's interaction with voters? the campaign-style approach. is it working now that he's in the white house? >> first of all, he loves it. the american people that support him love it. and ultimately, going directly to the american people will be his strongest suit. it allows him to end run the media, many of the washington power brokers and ultimately be victorious. >> what happens if the president loses on his next big initiative? you talked a little bit about tax reform. >> he needs a win. if they had not led with the obamacare repeal and replacement, i think they would have been in a better position. there were easier issues. not easy. but easier. i would go back to one of the things my boss once said. ronald reagan, that the answers are simple. they're just not easy. the trump administration is finding this out every day. >> charlie gerow, thank you for being with us. >>> next, the president is ready to move forward on tax reform. who wins and who loses? and how tax reform can hit your cash flow in ways you wou

this is a warm front stretching through the keystone state central and western pennsylvania. you can see the outline here are much, much warmer than what we're seeing on the front side. 48 in philadelphia. you go 400 miles to the west, 57 in cincinnati. 70 in saint louis. all this is charging to the east. so the surface maps will look like this. increasing clouds, sunshine, winds out of the south/southwest 5 to 15 miles per hour. maybe a little bit breezy this afternoon of on easter sunday, most of the rain and shower activity stays to the west. we'll see a combination of sun and clouds. the warm front punches through, it's like opening a door, here comes all the warm air flooding the eastern seaboard. temperatures suddenly skyrocket into the 80s. 67 today. this model has us to 84. accuweather will go to 85. the whole area looks like the low 80s. the nom -- normal is 64. increasing clouds pleasant today. it is similar to yesterday, more in the way of clouds upstairs, winds out of the south/southwest at 5 to 15 miles per hour. high temperatures in the upper 60s. 11:00 a.m., 59

. >> reporter: so now with day 100 fast approaching we're hitting the road in the keystone state. >> arrived in bucks county which is a battleground county within the battleground state. it's just outside of philadelphia. there are parts of this county that are quite affluent. and then huge chunks of it which are predominantly working class. >> reporter: we've come to mom's restaurant in charming downtown doylestown to hear from five very different voters. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> reporter: to see if they think trump has fulfilled his promises. milo and pat. robin and lauren. and brian, a college student who's a never trumper. >> i really disliked both candidates quite a lot. >> how do you think president trump is doing as we come up on 100 days? >> it's disappointing to me. >> this is a four-year term and we're 100 days. i think he's got a very good start. >> if you had to give him a grade? >> i don't give grades, i'm not a teacher. >> fair enough. >> b-plus. >> right now c-minus. >> f. >> reporter: the issue that concerns them most? >> very concerned with immigration. and jobs. >

he not only one of the keystone state it helped put him over the top. oval office and by the way picking up about 307 electoral votes in the process. he is looking forward to tonight rally. looking forward to rally in the great state of pennsylvania. tonight at 7:30. we expect him to talk about a lot of his victory. reassuring americans that the right to bear arms is a fundamental right. he also sat down with our martha mcallen who ask what has changed most in his life since becoming president. >> edit how much privacy but now i have no privacy. i said to somebody the other day i love driving cars. a great event is getting into a car and driving someplace i can do that anymore i really had it but able to do that since the primaries. it has been a long time. >> he also told martha that he is been building relationships with a number of world leaders and while some of those are fresh relationships he said there are still in porton building blocks for him. a lot of great relationships in the future. i have tremendous feelings for a lot of the people runnin

who will now be carrying narcan in the keystone state?thy. >>> it's quiet across the delaware valley and it is going to stay that way for a little while. until the easter holiday weeke weekend. temperatures soaring could be the warmest ever. we'll take look at the numbers coming up. >> home invasion in kensington it has police on the look out for four robbers. the tutors had a 12-year-old child with them. they kick in the door in the 1900 block of east somerset around 4:00 this morning and pistol whipped the 18-year-old man who lived there then left without taking anything. that teen is at the hospital stable. >>> bigger not always better. people in swedesboro, new jers jersey, say huge power poles are reviewing the view in their nice little town. it doesn't matter about the overall mission of better service. they are simply ugly. >> fox 29's dave schratwieser got an earful from some very unhappy neighbors. big and ugly. >> reporter: by night, they don't look like much. lying on the ground along glenn echo road in swedesboro. but when the

do you think that's why the president chose to return to the keystone state today? ed and officially they haven't said. but you're right, that's where it happened. it's also, as you said, one of those states that put him over the top, the surprise victory. he has a lot of support in this area. it's funny, the first five people in line, we have the first person from new york, the second person from ohio, then new jersey, connecticut, florida, drove all the way last night and they're just ecstatic to be here. i've been all week out in michigan, arizona and other places talking to those who voted for the president and how is he doing, i would ask. mostly they give him really high marks. we have one person with us who is one of the first in line from ohio. this is becky g. and you work on a dairy farm in ohio. >> yes. >> how would you grade the president's first 100 days? >> i would grade him as an a plus. i think he's doing a great job. he's doing everything he promised. he's working on the repeal and replace of obamacare, he appointed the supreme court justice, he's wo

head over to keystone state. pennsylvania house has approved a $31 billion budget proposal. on spending cuts to help fill a projected $3 billion deficit. bill faces heavy negotiation in the senate. tom wolf calls for spending $32 billion funded in part by a tax on natural gas production. >>> former president of mexico talked about president trump's proposed border wall and other topics at an event last night at villa nova university. keynote speaker at the world affairs flaf. fox talked about the future for immigrants. trade and war on drugs. and here's what fox had to say about the proposed border wall between the u.s. and mexico. >> you are going to pay for the wall. 35 billion. wouldn't it be better to tell trump, trump open your eyes. open your mind. >> fox added that the money for the wall would be better spent investing in border state job programs with mexico. >>> candidate vying to by the next addressed the issues yesterday. candidate form sponsored by the philadelphia bar association. meanwhile, former da abraham and another lawyer suing to have seth williams remove

with these storms moving very quickly toward the east from ohio and they will cross right into keystone state within the a matter of a few hours. they're moving east about 60 miles an hour and if we do the math, they'll be here between about 3:00 and 5:00 a.m. we have flood watch for most of the region. we're talking about one to 2-inches of rain across a wide area, so flooding a real concern. here's look what to expect. soaking rain one to 2-inches across the region. the potential for damaging winds and even an isolat isolateed too within pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware, maryland, even in the baltimore/washington area. so not necessarily right in philadelphia or our suburbs but we'll keep an eye on that possibility a flood watch of course for our creeks and streams running high. that flood threat will continue even after the rain ends. between 3:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. we have showers and thunderstorms. you might be woken up between a rumble of thunder. between noon and 4:00 gusty storms we'll be covering that on facebook and on the air during the afternoon bite evening the rain will be tap

the keystone state, the kole state, the oil states the quaker state, the state of independence the home of the liberty bell and bob saget. both are cracked and from the looks of things going nowhere. president trump kicked the media's rum. he threw a party in thousand showed up so while you have a friend in pennsylvania trump showed you he has a ton and how he does it. no one else would ever think of doing this. whether you like him or not he's one-of-a-kind and he is ours. i would have it any other way. [applause] [laughter] [applause] all right, all right let's welcome tonight's guests. she now has two places to be miserable peer she's hosting a new show starting monday called the "fox news" special, katherine timpf. [applause] actor former bodyguard and my sidekick tyrus. [applause] who is this person? and never seen her before in my life. how did she get in your? get her out of here. right aliens can see here from space one of my cohosts kimberly guilfoyle. [applause] and he puts more people and ditches than a gradeschool bully the author of the forthcoming book mean dads for a bett

think of it this way: then-candidate trump came to the keystone state about a half dozen times. back then people said there's no way he can win pennsylvania, it's reliably blue. so much for that. he won, and tonight he will celebrate with the folks in this part of the country. in fact, the white house tweeted out a nice video highlight of some of the achievements of the past hundred days, and speaking of talking about reporting, martha maccallum had a chance to have a conversation with the president yesterday, and among the many topics she asked him about, how's life changed since you ran for office? >> well, i didn't have much privacy, but now i have no privacy. i said to somebody the other day, i love driving cars, you know? to me, a great event is getting into a car and driving someplace. i can't do that anymore, and i haven't been able to do that really since the primaries. when you go to number one in the primaries, all of a sudden you get secret service, so it's been a long time. >> reporter: you know, i've got to admit, i've heard that from other presidents, that they rea

wee he we're watching these showers that are moving pretty fast across the keystone state.se will be moving in overnight. but they shouldn't create any issues for you. if you're heading to the draft experience tomorrow. go hour by hour. you can see the clouds move in late tonight. these showers spotty and you can see a few waves moving through about 4:00 a.m., 5:00 a.m., through about the 7am hour. and then we'll be drying out. so clouds to start tomorrow. but temperatures in the 80 80s today tomorrow and even through the day on saturday then a cold front moves through. we'll be back to somewhat of a reality of the season. now as we look ahead temperatures overnight tonight are going to be pretty mild for this time of year. the clouds will be on the increase. 65 degrees. that's near the normal high for this time of year. but it will be mild overnight with the showers moving on in. tomorrow we start witness clouds but then you see the blue sky. it will turn milky white with increase in humidity. it's going to be warm out there we're not used to this. so please make sure you

reporter: president trump touting his many accomplishments in front of supporters in the keystone state. how did he really do on his 100-day action plan. president trump at his rally last night. >> we are keeping one promise after another, and frankly the people are really happy by the. they see what's happening. .. i have tried so hard to forget what it felt like when someone told me i had colon cancer. we had the follow up, cat scan which showed that it had gone to her liver. it was pretty intense and we needed to move pretty quickly. we needed a second opinion. that's when our journey began with cancer treatment centers of america. one of our questions was, how are we going to address my liver. so my doctor said i think we can do both surgeries together. i loved that. to find out more about our treatment options, go to cancercenter.com our teams of physicians and clinicians are experienced and compassionate, bringing you a level of care you won't find anywhere else. my health is good. cancer treatment centers of america, you have people that really care. they are my family now. these

he won the keystone state pain them back a bit tonight in this rally. the house majority leader both signaling that a vote on healthcare. could be imminent. these are great people. i believe they will get it done. i think maybe next week sometime. they're really coming together. this is a new fox pole. 71 percent of voters feel it it should be a higher priority than tax reform. it was conducted before the ministration unveiled the details of the tax plan. a partner at firehouse strategies. thank you both for being with us today. overly optimistic is that the new healthcare plan that could be net past next week. i actually do think so. i have to do is look the fact that the freedom caucus this time supports it. it has a lot of moderate republicans. a cuts coverage it eliminates protections for those in increases cost around those folks who had pre-existing conditions they are being removed off of this and the protection has been waived that allows them to get a better coverage. and now there can be folks that fall out of the system. the state will cover

we will tell you what president trump planned when he comes to the keystone state later this week. >>> the countdown to the nfl draft continues as the road closures are about to enter a new phase. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >>> come to nbc10 news today. let's get right to first alert meteorologist, tammie souza with your most accurate forecast and good news following yesterday, which was quite a wash. >> yeah, yesterday was so dreary, and today is the complete opposite. i hope you have plans to get out and enjoy today. look down the river. a light breeze out of the northeast, so it's not too windy and the skies are clearing nicely. we have a couple high thin clouds making it pretty to look at. let's look at the numbers in your neighborhood. west bradford, you are at 43. oxford at 39. if we head off to malvern, 40. now let's check out what is going on in philly, and the big airport, 46. graduate hospital, 47. chestnut hill, 41, and fox chase at 44. south jersey, warm up nicely. washington township, 43. robinsville 44 degrees. let's check out the next three days across the are

we will explain why the president is planning a special rally next weekend in the keystone state. hey, phil! you wanna come chillax in my man cave and get your fios on? it's a very niiice. you got fios? it's tv ahead of its time. oookay! hey neighbor. you up for a little sunday scrolling? actually, we have xfinity x1 now, so we can download and watch our shows on the go. that's a niceeee! i mean that sounds nice. fios has fallen behind, don't fall with it. xfinity x1 will change the way you experience tv. >>> good morning. just a spectacular day out there with lots of sunshine. it's clearing out and the cloud cover along jersey shore and delaware, and everybody will see blue skies over fill. we will climb up to 63 by 3:00 this afternoon, and by the time we hit 5:00 we will be around 65 degrees. you will notice the winds turning from the northeast to the east and coming in against the shoreline and is going to keep the jersey shore in the 50s and everybody else headed to the 60s today. the doppler radar, there's nothing out there and we are sandwiched in between two systems and the

just 100 days after the man the keystone state supported became president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [ cheers and applause ] you know, if 100 days has shown us everything, it's that president donald trump is a man of his word and he's a man of action. [ cheers and applause ] for 100 days president trump has been keeping the promises he's made to you and every american. it's been 100 days of action. 100 days of consequence. and 100 days that will be remembered as the days we began to make america great again. [ cheers and applause ] you know, president trump's tireless leadership really inspires me every single day. while left wing activists and their willing allies in the media -- [ booing ] you know, while they have been ignoring the facts and spreading that fake news the american people know the truth. [ cheers ] the truth is president trump has been relentlessly delivering on the promises he made to the american people and america is back. [ cheers and applause ] since even before president trump took office he's been fighting for american jobs and america

. >> reporter: finally, there's pennsylvania, one of only three in the keystone state to go from blue to red. obama won here by 4.8 points in 2012. trump easily won the county by more than 19 points. a swing of 24.2 points. and ann marie has worked in the family business for 53 years. she flipped and likes trumps aggressive foreign policy. >> he's not going to take no baloney off of anybody. he's going to be and he's going to kick it. >> reporter: richard and elene both volunteered and voted for obama. you were a democratic county council member for lucerne county and you voted for donald trump? >> yes. and i'm on the executive committee for democrats but still went for trump. >> reporter: but flipped, but watching closely. >> he tried to go with the health care act, was really a disaster. >> reporter: at this family bowling, we caught up with commercial pipeline construction worker andrew coleman. he has a wife, two kids, they have insurance. he doesn't. >> right now i don't have insurance through my employer and i can't afford it the way it's going now. that's a big thing for me. th

just 100at to be back days after the man the keystone state supported became president .onald trump if 100 days have shown us anything, it is that president donald trump is a man of his word and he is a man of action. for 100 days, president trump has been keeping the promises he made to you and every american. .t has been 100 days of action 100 days of consequence. 100 days that we remember as the days we began to make america great again. [cheering] vice pres. pence: president trump's leadership inspires me every single day. while less wing -- left wing activists and their willing allies in the media -- [booing] vice pres. pence: while they had been ignoring the facts and spreading that fake news, the american people know the truth. the truth is president trump has been relentlessly deliberating -- delivering on the promises he made to the american people. and america is back. [cheering] vice pres. pence: since before president trump took office, he has been fighting for american jobs and american workers. for the past 100 days, he has been slashing through red tape. he has signed mo

. >> finally there's luzerne county, pennsylvania, one of only three in the keystone state to go bluee by 4.8 points in 2012, trump easily won the county by more than 19 points, a swing of 24.2 points. ann marie has worked in the family business for 53 years. she flipped and likes trump's aggressive foreign policy. >> he is not going to take no baloney off of anybody. he's going to be -- he's going to be -- and he's going to kick -- kick it. >> rich and eileen both volunteered and voted for obama. >> you were a democratic county council member for luzerne county. >> yes. >> and you voted for donald trump. >> yes. and i'm on the executive committee, too, for the democrats, but i still went for trump. >> both flipped, but watching closely. >> he tried to go with the healthcare act, was really a disaster. >> at choco's family bowling we caught up with andrew coleman, he has a wife, two kids. they have insurance, he doesn't. >> right now i don't have insurance through my employer and i can't afford it the way it's going now, so that's the big thing for me. that was half the reason i voted

. >> reporter: finally, there's lose earn county pennsylvania only one of three in the keystone state blue to red. trump easily won the county by more than 19 points, a swing of 24.2 points. anne marie has worked in the family business for 53 years. she flipped and likes trump's aggressive foreign policy. >> he's not going to take no baloney off anybody. he's going to be and he's going to kick it! >> reporter: richard and eileen both volunteered and voted for obama. you're a democratic county councilmember for luzerne county. >> yes. >> reporter: and you voted for donald trump? >> yes. >> reporter: both flipped but watching closely. >> he stride to go with the health care act. it was really a disaster. >> reporter: at chocko's family bowling we caught up with construction worker andrew coleman who has a wife, two kids. they have insurance. he doesn't. >> right now i don't have insurance through my employer and i can't afford it. the way it's going now. that's a big thing for me. that's the reason i voted for him. roimt krisz teen a republican and mother of two gives the president so f

[applause] it is great to be back just 100 days after the man the keystone state-supported became presidentf the united states of america, president donald trump. [applause] vp pence: and you know, if 100 days has shown us anything, it is that president donald trump is a man of his word, and he is a man of action. [applause] vp pence: for 100 days, president trump has been keeping the promises he has made to you and every american. it has been 100 days of action, 100 days of consequence, and 100 days that will be remembered as the days we began to make america great again. [applause] you know, president trump's tireless leadership really inspires me every single day. and while left-wing activists and their willing allies in the media -- [boos] while they have been ignoring the facts and spreading that fake news -- the american people know the truth. the truth is president trump has been relentlessly delivering on the promises he made to the american people, and america is back. [applause] since even before president trump took office, we have been fighting for american jobs and american wor

real quick, the keystone state played a big role in winning, how important is it to be with that baseickly, gentlemen. >> the base is absolutely critical for him because that's been the wall for him going forward. he does need to start reaching out and getting back to the people that gave him a chance, the clinton voters, the blue collar democrats, those kind of folks. he needs to start reaching up -- rick: don, can he keep it? >> i think he can keep the base, but he's got to show some absolute achievement over this next 200 days, or else he's going to go into the midterms with historic chi low ratings. rick: we've got a hard break coming up, thanks for being here. julie: well, the national weather service issuing flood warnings for much of the midwest. we've got the latest from the fox extreme weather center coming up next. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. at planters, we put fresh roawhich has its drawbacks.an, guys, know anything about this missing inventory? was

the cold air being pushed into the keystone state as well and by tomorrow afternoon with these strongest, we'll be seeing some snow showers in the poconos. maybe some spotty sprinkles in the philadelphia area. but the difference in pressure between that departing area of low pressure and fair weather high pressure building in creates a pressure gradient or windy conditions that will be funneled right in between these two systems and that means winds gusting to 30 miles an hour tomorrow. so a bit of a blustery day. wake up to 43 in philadelphia. 41 in allentown. 34 in the poconos and 40 in pottstown. the morning temperature in dover around 44 degrees. for the phils home opener first pitch at 3:05 mostly cloudy some breaks in the overcast. it will be windy with westerly winds gusting to 30. and a temperature of only 48 december. the afternoon high in philadelphia just sitting at 51. with a spotty shower late in the afternoon. spotty showers and with the wind it won't be the most comfortable day but it will be getting better. warmer over the weekend as huge ridge builds in the east that

when they'll have to have all their shots if they're living in the keystone state. ♪ >>> we're stayingp of that breaking news out of delaware for you. skyfox live right now over christiana hospital where fellow brothers in blue are lined up and saluting. they are awaiting the procession of that dead trooper's body from the hospital to the medical examiner's office. of course we told you about this at the top of the hour. we of course will stay on top of this for you throughout the newscast. >> in michigan one couple received an apology after a city employee criticized them. >> they say it's not enough. they got nasty message on that are water department. this time it was from the police chief with apology letter. that clerk admitted writing the vulgar message. the apology is too little too late the couple says. >> one she lied about it. for two she covered it and now she's admitted to it. so it's just okay now and it's going to go away and business as usual, no. i'm not buying into that. >> the police chief says appropriate action was taken against the employee. the couple says they're

meanwhile, the president marking his 100th day in office in the keystone state. going to take the stage at 7:30 p.m. eastern tonight at a rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania. this amid new poll numbers with trump with a 39% approval rating among the state's voters. jacob rascon is there. what are you hearing on the ground there? >> reporter: what they say is they don't believe those poll numbers just like they didn't believe the poll numbers before the actual election. they're excited here, they're thrilled, they're ecstatic. all week i've been out across the country, asked to talk for folks who voted for donald trump, how did they think he was doing his first 100 days. they see, for example, the health care bill getting stuck in congress as congress' fault. or the travel ban being stuck in the courts as the court's fault. but they look at what he's doing and saying, look, he's trying to do everything he promised to do. that's the view from those i've been talking to so far. this is gene. gene is from florida, flew up to be here. i interviewed you once before at fl

the high is right there across the keystone state. sets up a beautiful day. unfortunately it's moving along quickly. so as it works its way out tomorrow, it allows those clouds to increase and more rain is on the way monday and tuesday, enjoy today. sunny skies, breezy, 62 degrees. >> thank you. >>> breaking news this morning, roosevelt boulevard remains closed at this hour after a man was shot and killed in his car. police are conducting an investigation in the outer northbound lanes of the boulevard need adam avenue. they say a 39-year-old man was shot several times as he was driving on summer dale avenue. the driver then crossed six lanes of traffic before crashing into a fence on the outer lanes of the boulevard. they're looking for a white cadillac believed to have been involved. >>> a woman was killed in crash overnight after the driver of the car she was riding in swerved to avoid a deer. the car was severed in half after it smashed into a pole in roxboro. this happened around 1:00 this morning. police say both the woman and the driver were ejected fro

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the dakota access pipeline, the keystone pipeline, talk to me about what you think the impact is of those decisions on the stateio? >> i know that the green lighting of the keystone pipeline is going to bring about 5,000 jobs the state of ohio. that significant to the state. we talk about numbers of jobs. when the president makes these decisions, i know that he's always thinking about what's best for the america first economy and what's best for the american workers and the best for the american manufacturers. we can't grow our businesses in this country, we can't hire more people, we can't have a better economy. i know that people were clamoring for that in the past election. >> martha: i want to go out and talk to the gentleman from stolle real quickly if i could one more time. michael and michael. if you could stand up you don't mind. in terms of your business and what you're seeing here, you make machines that make cans that go all around the world. so regulation, health care, all of these issues, heavy senior premiums rise, would you like to see repeal and replace, what would help your business the most? w

president trump ran to make life better for people in my state and he's focused putting jobs in the keystoned put $1.2 billion in plants -- >> neil: you've not given up. there's a way to get this back on track. >> we have to. people are hurting. it would be nice if democrats would reach out and work with us. they're not doing that. you saw that with their party leader. republicans will keep reaching out and we're going to keep working on behalf of the american people. >> neil: but you're not. the leadership is not for very good reasons maybe but it's not happening. >> president trump has. he did it in his joint address to congress. he met with elijah cummings. they've had meetings on the hill. the democrats show a complete unwillingness to work with republicans. >> neil: thanks very much, ronna. >> thanks for having me. >> neil: markets are still very strong this year. we're getting the first sign that we'll have a very, very good quarterly record card. bernie marcus is next from home depot. [vo] quickbooks introduces rodney. he has a new business teaching lessons. rodney wanted to know how

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in the penn central case, in the keystone case, and one of those cases state law defined as separate property interest, things can be bought and sold, the rights can be bought and sold, the support a state can be bought and sold, real estate can be bought and sold under state law. the artistic property rights and the court as a matter of federal constitutional law joined them together because the court wanted to find out whether there was that kind of economic burden. they did in cases involving lot lines. >> what about adding, when i look to see the reasonableness of the regulation? suppose in holmes case the regulation of said he have to leave columns of 1000 feet of coal. but every expert said, are the one who knew about said you don't need more than 50 feet. >> the ultimate analysis you pay attention to reasonableness. he pay attention to whether government, you just don't accept the current sink it doesn't automatically qualified -- >> does that fit in your three? >> absolutely. it fits under penn central. this is the easy case. it's almost a sui generis case. the state law at i

in the penn -- sorry, the penn central case, the keystone case, every one of those cases, state law defined a separate property interests things could be bought and sold, the air rights can be bought and sold, mineral state can be bought and sold under state law. distinct property lines under state law. the court nonetheless is a matter of federal constitutional law joined them together because the court wanted to find out whether, in fact, there was that kind of economic burden and they even did it in cases involving lot lines. >> how do -- well, what about adding -- when i look to see the reasonableness of the regulation, i mean, suppose in holmes' case the regulation would say you have to leave columns of a thousand feet of coal but every expert or anyone who knew about it said you don't need more than 50 feet. >> you pay attention to the government -- >> does that fit in your three? >> absolutely, fits under penn central and in this case, this is really the easy case. the state law at issue one that is premise, under this situation you don't face a hardship. that's exactly why they don'

states. that's going to turn into jobs. you have the keystone pipe line talking about infrastructure. der the radar like inner city development like carson is working on. the number one thing that trump did, he did not come out trying to take one issue on at a time. he said we're going to do everything at once and he's been successful. he's had growing pains. it's by far been a successful 82 days in office. >> jon: he comes into office action an experienced businessman, alan. a lot of people have said, if he tried a project and one approach didn't work, he would try another approach. do you see that in his signs to govern something. >> i do see signs of his business approach to governing. in business, you have somebody that pretends or at least gives service to the boss. but in our government, we have three branches of government, plus the public, plus the fourth estate, which is the press. it's a different situation. >> jon: you're saying it's like having three ceos of a corporation. you have to mulify them all. >> yes. and it's very different. >> jon: kevin, how is he doing? >> i th

in the penn central case, in the keystone bituminous case, every one of those cases state law defined as separate property interests, things can be bought and sold, the air rights can be bought and sold, the support estate can be bought and sold, the mineral estate can be bought and sold under state law. there are distinct property rights under state law, and the court nonetheless, as a matter of federal constitutional law, joined them together because the court wanted to find out whether, in fact, there was that kind of economic burden. and they even did it in cases involving lot lines. justice breyer: well, what about adding here when i look to see the reasonableness of the regulation. i mean, suppose in holmes' case, the regulation had said you have to leave columns of a thousand feet of coal. but every expert said, or everyone who knew about it, said you don't need more than 50 feet. mr. lazarus: well, certainly it's true, the ultimate analysis, you pay attention to reasonableness. you -- you pay attention to whether the government -- you don't get to accept the government saying

president trump has done administratively like green lighting the keystone pipeline bringing billions of new investment into the united statesf america. we'll continue to working to make sure we are getting more bills to the president's desk that creates jobs that removes the red tape costing jobs and forcing jobs to go overseas. in the meantime, our members continue to work hard to come to a consensus on making sure we can get a health care bill to the president's desk. we're not there yet but we're continuing the work and there's a lot of good work being done by our members with all of us together to continue to moving the process forward. >> we promised the american people an aggressive agenda and we're continuing to deliver on that. we're focussed on the issues. on the most important issues on people's minds. you heard about the work we've did in already lifting the regulatory burden that's impact sod many in the country. we've passed several bills health care related to improve choices, create more affordable plans for people. we're also working on cutting the red tape that gets in between the veterans and the care they

state. delaware could make $22 million a year by taxing legalizing marijuana. >>> hundreds of people took the fight to legalize marijuana to harrisburg. this rally was organized by the keystone marijuana. the attorney general affirmed his support. >>> 55 degrees outside. let's get you to work with an early check of the roads. >> jessica boyington has her eyes on that. what do you see? >> we're watching route 73 near our cameras at the atlantic city expressway. actually a little bit difficult to see because it's dark outside. not a lot of cars on the streets. the 42 freeway looks okay. 55 up to walt whitman bridge a five minute steps. speeds in the high 50s. no problems. watch for this crash in white marsh west butler pike around stenton avenue. congress in concord township. 322 in both directions they are going to have flaggers there and people on this construction site until about 6:00 this morning. at least another hour for that with these intermittent closures. more drive times onto rest of the roads when i come back. >> thank you, jessica. 4:48. in the mid-50s in the 4:00 hour. >> bill henley is watching some light showers. >> not much. most of the area looks like this,

ensure that the keystone oil safely be exported abroad, the promise that the kxl will help our energy security is as hollow as the pipeline itself. all risk no reward for the united states. we need to put america on a path towards a 100% clean and renewable energy future and that's what jeff merkley and sheldon whitehouse represent as we stand here today. climate change is threatening the health of american families now. global warming gets personal when air pollution harms the lungs of the children of our country and increases the risk of food and water and insect transmitted diseases around the world. as a nation we have a choice. we can continue to pump fossil carbon pollution into our skies and foreign oil into our cars or pump new life into our economy creating clean energy jobs and saving americans money on their energy costs. we need job creation that is good for all of creation. we know that by cutting carbon pollution we can grow our economy, save american families money and protect the health of children and seniors. we know the competition to create clean energy jobs is global. president trump's actions will put america last in the global clean energy race an

keystone fellowship church in montgomery county. >>> and, it is 4:22, developing right now, all eyes are on the state of georgia this morning, at a race there, special election now it has to go to a run-off. the special election failed to produce an outright winner. the congressional race is down to republican, karen hendale, and john, all the tike, hoping to fill a seat by tom price. the race has been seen as referendum on president trump's presidency. mr. trump has posted a number of twitter messages about this contest in just the last few days, even claiming victory for republicans, before the race was called. >>> former president george h.w. bush is back in the hospital this morning. doctors say he has a mild case of pneumonia. a spokesperson for the 41st president says doctors admitted mr. bush to houston methodist hospital on friday, because after persistent cough. family members say it has been keeping him up at night. they say president bush is in good spirits, will stay in the hospital until he regains his strength. >> well, this was a story that made national headlines. a man obviously we all watched this one, time and

northwest and you know what the waters of the united states is, if you are somebody who will benefit directly from the president having opened up the keystone and dakota access pipeline, this all matters to you in a very different way than you're hearing. host: let's flare bob in minnesota. -- hear from bob in minnesota. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i think the media has been fair. i think they haven't gone far enough. and it seems that trump attacks everyone that says anything that goes against the grain of what he wants people to think. and i think the reason why they haven't gone far enough is that he should have never got elected, because the news media are so hungry for ratings that they will keep this guy on the fair just because he bumps the ratings up. and this isn't a ratings game anymore. this is running the game. and they really need to -- well, you don't see anybody anymore like "the washington post," when you had bob woodward and carl bernstein, because the media is afraid to go there now. it's all about how much money they can make. host: when it comes to a topic the media hasn't gone far enough in, what to

keystone of american policy in the middle east. i do not see any exiting in lebanon unless you have the state -- with the break up and.audible] i would also like to ask. [inaudible] >> franklin roosevelt was his favorite president.he voted for him. let me just go back to the lebanon and beirut. i never met anyone yet and i just turned 60 years old. who can confidently -- no president has that special talent. i don't know anyone who does. they do the best they can under the circumstances. certain dynamics, they know what happened but you know when it comes to especially like the middle east, with so many factions and so many in the age of hatred, it is almost a fools errand to try and get in there and evolve is what many people see as a problem. another president who was guilty of not peering into the future was franklin was about because he tried to defeat the evil nazi germany but nobody could fault him for contributing to the buildup of the soviet empire. because he was trying to defeat the greater evil which was hitler. in the and of course the empire of japan. so they do it they can do. they do the best they can d