knowles of you the northeast extension yes still traveling at posted speeds with wet roadways, if thishere i would say extra 15, 20 minutes, start to drop little bit. also take a look at this, talking about this, downed traffic signals from earlier accident in cherry hill. so it should be clearing in the next hour or so. route 70 both directions, at west gate drive. the left lanes are blocked there. and we have even more to talk about that's next coming up in 15 minutes, rahel, over to you. >> meisha, see you then, thank you. and now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the reds g eagle three self described stupid teenagers have taken responsibility for spraying a swastika made out of shaving cream in the parking lot of the ex he can at the community library. a typed apology letter found in the library book drop, along with $50. library considers the matter closed, township police are still investigating. >>> and the press of atlantic city middle township approved new ordinance that mandate the registration every all vacant properties. and the move comes mo

knowles avenue, construction, not an accide or summit or connecticut this morning. if you're way down in charles county, we have a report from the sheriff down there that oliver store road and is it burnt stop road? i think it is shop road. i need to change that to an h. burnt shop road because i was thinking we should go down to the stores and shop. we should go shopping down there. >> and you can stop at the shop. >> maybe that is where i read that. >> there is a closure there. the intersection is closed down because of an accident. those are the only two areas. larry miller is headed out. actually went down to route 210. we thought there would be an accident down there. have you seen anything, larry? >> yeah, ellen, good question. we haven't seen much in the way of an accident down here. the roads are fairly good for the most part, not seeing snow or ice. here is a look from the dash cam. you can see what we're seeing and so you can see how clear the road we're not seeing any snow or ice really on the shoulder or in the street. i just happen to see a few intermit

knowl do not. i said many times. so tell me about the succession.. and i think you have said that too. so how will that were? it is a difficult job. i've assembled a team ofjunior ministers. and amongst them, they are able people they can work together, and need to build a team, and build the trust of singapore lacked singaporeans, and amongst themselves, they must throw up and acknowledge and support a leader. will you pick that person?” acknowledge and support a leader. will you pick that person? i cannot be that person. they must decide who they will work for. if i pick the leader and they don't support them, it will become something like the albert victorian museum. that is the end of singapore. prime minister lease and long, thank you for joining us. thank you very much -- prime minister lee hsien loong. hello. there was a bright enough start to the day across eastern parts of the british isles on tuesday, but it didn't last, did it, because we were driving belts of weather down from the western side of scotland ever further towards the south a

the author is michael knowles. the contents on his views are very, very well.ws what an innovative entrepreneurial spirit can do. the book sells for $7. joining me now, tammy bruce, mike gallagher, host of the mike gallagher radio show on the salem radio network. let's start, tammy, with what in the world -- the republicans right now, they are surprising just about everyone. tammy: we have a situation where you have an active president who campaigned on something specific. congress has been in a comb today for the last -- in a coma for the last 8 years it's like they have been on a beach somewhere doing nothing. now what they do matters. paul ryan was somebody who uninvited donald trump from events. they don't want to help him and they are not thinking of the country. what the american people want is what's pushing them forward. your points are right about the nature of what we can make this bill be. i appreciate the three stages. i trust the president -- the president is fine with the stages. he says he's willing to negotiate. remember it's the art of the deal

the author is michael knowles. the book title is called "reasons to vote for democrats." this morning. we have some sound for you. let's listen. >> took a long time to research this book. i've been observing the democrat party party for at least ten years. when i observed their record and the reasons to vote for them on reasons of economics or foreign policy or homeland security or civil rights and so on, i realized it was probably best to leave the page is blank. [laughter] >> juan: lisa, you tricked me again. it's too early for april fools. >> lisa: pages of absolutely nothing. mind you, if the number four bestseller on amazon and his colleague ben shapiro wrote overview and he said it was "thorough." >> eric: facebook live right now. long gone. we are going to find out what kimberly is going to do after the show. >> greg: she is going to be panicking trying to catch a flight. >> juan: your birthday wish. >> bret: an all-nighter on the new health care legislation but can the leadership and the administration convince conservative republicans to sign on? and in-depth int

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sf >> you can if something goes viral like the knowles story. the other day, a friend brought a couple over to my house and weren't culturally sophisticated, she's a homemaker, a mom, and she said i feel bad because everybody on facebook tells me i'm doing the wrong thing by being a homemaker, feminist. and i said, they're wrong. and she said, i never thought of that. if we don't live on that, that's when you get. you get people who don't know that there's another opinion out there. so i'm really very encouraged about the fact that we're just funni funnier, cooler, they keep talking about the resistance. we're the resistance. we're it. even donald trump in his weird way is the resistance and that makes us cool and it makes us cool online. >> and you get to a point that's so important. this panel is about hollywood and culture and in many ways, we really have to re-think and define what culture is because it's never always been hollywood. it's great books and arts and all these other things that, i think, maybe conservatives haven't focused so mu

and we have a picture of the knowles-carter family at the beauty and beast, look at that, see the bottomt is not green, it is gauge i green. they announced she's pregnant with twins, showing it off all, very proud. so far no words on the due date or how far along she is, but good to see the family out and about. and look at jay-z, happen. >> i rich, kids on the way. >> wasn't it 24 snow. >> that's small. >> $24,000. i was like she looks fabulous, then ya. >> blue ivy's dress was 24,000? >> beyonce was 24,000, blue ivy's was 1800. >> must be nice. must be nice. >> what? they said belief ski $26,000 for the dress. we'll talk about it on "the q," wyeth cleft will be performing at noon. >> bye, guys! blank hey, neighbor. well, if it isn't the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. wow, you were some athlete. back in the day, g. well, you can still go for gold... ahh, million dollar gold rush, the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of a million dollars. see, you still got game, dwayne. i got instant game, gus. instant game. (giggles) keep on scratchin'. pro

these are sffers that already had the clearance and already had the knowled of the materials that theyere going to look at that started on day one. now, what was day one? day one was the first public hearing that the committee held with director clapper, director comey, admiral rogers and director brennan. when they came to the united states senate to testify on the completion of the ica, the report of the last administration on russia's involvement in the elections. the full committee had an opportunity to ask every one of the four ic members of initial questions, things that we knew to ask as of that time. let me assure you that as this investigation continues, we will certainly give those individuals at least once, if not more, opportunities to come back either in an official capacity or in a retired capacity, to come back and share with us answers to questions we might have. the staff has been provided an unprecedented amount of documents. those documents include documents that up to this point have only been shared with the gang of eight and staff directors on the house and senate

roger knowles tells our media partner the san jose mercury news the financial projections in the stadiumst don't pencil out. he also questions how raiders owner mark davis can afford to take on nearly $1 billion in debt. reports say there appears to be enough votes to approve the move at next week's owners' meeting. at this point, though, the raiders still have no lease agreement and questions remain as to who will pay $450 million in infrastructure costs around the stadium. abc7 news reporter laura anthony is heading to phoenix for the nfl owners meeting. that could determine whether the oakland raiders could move to las vegas. she'll also break any raiders news first on twitter @lauraanthony7. go ahead, follow her there. let's get to meteorologist mike nicco. it is dry but a little b >>> here's a look from the east bay hills camera and you can see just how dry and clear it is this morning. clouds will be on the increase today. today. you'll need the definitely early. evening rain develops in the north bay and then that spreads overnight through tomorrow and we'll have a lighter storm.

. >> featuring photos from the afternoon, the two of them spent with tina knowles. >> they weren't theonce. she stopped by a los angeles performance of the alvin dance company to support her mother and tina's angels. a mentorship group formed my a mama. >> and her mom capturing the moment saying her gracious daughter made their day. >>> the most interesting man in the world is still thirsty. >> he took time out of his busy retirement schedule of doing nothing to judge a beard competition. >> brian sterge was this year's winner. he hasn't cut his beard in almost two years. >> they did discover big foot in his beard. it was kind of weird. his beard. it was kind of weird. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life insurance at such an affordable rate. it's true. if you're 50 to

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here to explain why is the author michael knowles.ey, michael, congratulations on the success of this book. >> thank you very much. i'm sorry, i have to correct you. i just checked before we went on. and the book is now the number 4 best seller on amazon and the number 2 in new releases. ainsley: we have been teasing it all morning. i think we should get some credit for that. >> i appreciate it. ainsley: book is called reason to vote for democrats. comprehensive guide. when i read your book very quick read. why is that? >> i'm so glad you read it. the host won't read the book. ainsley: only took me 15 seconds. >> you can go cover to cover to 15 to 20 seconds. i appreciate you putting the effort in. ainsley: when you flip through it i notice the pages are blank. >> that's right. >> why is that. >> took a long time to research this book. i have been observing the democratic party for at least 10 years now. when i observed their record and the reasons to vote for them on reasons of economics or foreign policy or home land security or civ

don'idon't know i have no knowle of them. after my nomination was announced, i had a bit of a heads up it was going to be announced, but after it was announced i got a call asking me to meet with him and i met with him. >> so you met with him but not before you were nominated but after? >> correct. >> can you tell us what you talked about? >> we talke >> we talked about the view on the importance of activist investors and how they threw their methods drive performance of public companies. >> and he thinks activist investors are a good thing and should be encouraged in the marketplace. >> they do well for markets. >> do they talk about any of the investment? said they talked generally about the view and about healthy sec should -- he just wanted to give his general knowing that you were the chair nominee and that was the only conversation you had with him or any of his people? >> that conversation, that is the only time i spoke with him or his people before or during -- >> and that was the only topic of the conversation when y

clayton: the author and correspondent for the daily wire michael knowles. gag gifts. you are like in the pet rock level. like celebrity status. >> i have always considered this to be a very scholarly and academic work. i guess some people might be interpreting it that way. pete: honestly when did you come up with this idea i'm going to write a book that has nothing in it to make a statement. >> i wish there were a better story to tell. it really just occurred to me on a weekend sitting at my kitchen table. the idea that came to me and i think the reason this has taken off and struck such a chord is that the title says it all. the democratic party isn't offering any reason to vote for them. hillary clinton's campaign was a campaign run against president trump. and if president trump taught us anything, it's that a good sense of humor can do tremendous work in the realm of politics. abby: well, you are self-published as well. did you dry to sell this to anyone? any publishers? were there any takers or was there response like no one is going to buy this book,

all the sudden bun of people around the worlds knowles. you guys no know howie negative meade is. >> don't you think is a positive telling people? >> you know what this is great. this is fantastic to show a good thing. you know? the thing for me is that it is just very hard, it is just very hard to except that it is so unbelievable, believe it or not. >> the reason why we have you on the show this morning, and i know you can dissect in a lot of different ways, because for years i've been doing stories and been out there in the community foremen who don't stand up. >> yes. >> foremen who don't do what you do. who don't get involved. who don't have a voice. to hear these young men say right now it sounds different coming from you, that's the reason why we had you on the show so you can connect and tell other men out there that they need to stand up. so i know you're sitting here very humble, you don't consider yourself a hero. but the reason why we have you on the show this morning is so you can get your message out to say other people need

the markets respond, tech knowled -- technology responds, we need to currently -- as far as the specifics of the market structure, analysis that the commission has going on now, i do believe that they should continue. i have become thanks to some of the questioning from you and your staff become more familiar with that and i do believe we should continue examining market structure going forward. >> thank you. i just let you know at the conclusion of my five minutes that this is a very important issue to us and we look forward to receiving the input from the scc from its analysis so i encourage you to pursue that very aggressively. >> thank you. >> i will yield back 15 seconds out of my five minutes senator brown. >> i will take it. >> thank you, mr. chairman. given this administration's unprecedented business in commercial ep tanglement -- entanglement and lack of transparency we must focus on conflicts of interest the case to have scc isn't hypothetical in 2002 president trump's casino business enforcement action over the use of nongap financial data, before the case he sent a letter to

the author, michael knowles telling us about his project yesterday. >> it took a very long time to research their record and the reasons to vote for them on reasons of economics or foreign policy or homeland security or civil rights and so on, i realized it was probably best to just leave all the pages blank. abby: thanks to reasons for you reasons to vote for democrats moved from number 4 to number 1 on amazon. i read the reviews. pete: can't wait for audio book. steve: how many people actually read books these days? if you don't read a book, that's the perfect book for you. he a. pete: that's true. read book last year. guy writes nonbook book and beats the pants off you. ainsley: we had tony robbins on our show the day before. i'm sorry, tony, but his book is beating yours. steve: his book is beating everyone. steve: sorry, bill o'reilly. ainsley: there are different lists. children's book list and the hard back copy list and then there -- there is like five or six different. he is number one of everyone. pete: solon ski and communist manifesto. steve: people don't read books because they

>> well, you know, like with sheriff knowles. steve: under cover i should point out. >> exactly.uriosit curiosities about the criminal justice system. some work in the system. we have had a couple people have experience as law enforcement personnel. but others have had family members involved or they work in the community. steve: they want to see how bad it is. >> they want to see what goes on. they want to see how the sausage is made. ainsley: the point is you want to clean up the system. >> make changes that make sense. fulton county we are doing criminal justice reform. we have some initiatives. i think, to get to make good decisions you need to have a good baseline so you know what to do, what to fix. what to leave alone. ainsley: steve asked why would anyone want to do this. what did you see? i would be scared to death to volunteer to go and do this. you are talking about women. did you see any fights? were they all okay at the end of the season? >> they were all okay at the end of the season. they pretty much did what we trained them to do. that was to stay kind of low key.