angela: well, it was shameful for cnn to capitulate to pressure and fire marc lamont hill.e was speaking at an event that takes place every year at the united nations on palestine solidarity day. so are they suggesting that they will attack everyryone who speas at the u.n. on palestine solilidarity day under the guiue anti-semitic? i i think it i is time for conversation on what constitutes anti-semitism. the relationship between anti-semitism and racism and the difference between critiques of the state of israel, critiques of the occupation of palestine, and anti-semitism. of course, all of his reserve theright to criticize united states of america, the government, especially during this period. no one would argue that by criticizing the government wewe are criticizizing all of the people of the u.s. asas a matter of fact, , i thint is very important to point out that there is s a significant resistance among jewish citizens of israel inside israel. when i visited palestine and 2011, i had the opportunity to speak with a jewish activist who were opposed to the occupationn

with my deceased and friend angela davis this guy marc lamont hill used to be a c.n.n. contributor used to be because one time he spoke out on air in support of the rights of the palestinians and against israeli practices of crushing dissent we have an opportunity to not just offer solidarity in words but to commit to political action grassroots action local action and international action that will give us what justice requires. in that is a free palestine from the river to the sea but apparently he chose the wrong words to do so the river and sea metaphor is commonly used by hamas one of palestine's major political parties and a terrorist organization in the us playbook marc lamont hill was fired by the network shortly after the incident and in fact some legislators would like to see israel's most hardline critics supporters of sanctions hit with the full weight of the law trumps x. punching bag and senator marco rubio recently introduced the first bill of twenty nineteen which would encourage state authorities to take action against companies supporting the anti isra

he says you better hide in the [ bleep ] -- >> while the victim frantically dialed 911, lamonte took out his phone and started taking pictures. >> starts taking pictures of me and my apartment and saying, you better hide in the [ bleep ] -- >> once police arrived, ernest was arrested on suspicion of making criminal threats. but the resident has this message for the united states postal service. >> don't let that -- -- to attack people or threaten people. >> the united states postal service says ernest is on paid administrative leave and there is still a pending investigation. i'm being told the victim is so traumatized by all of this, he's actually placed a one week hold on all of his mail so no mailman shows up to his house. i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. notable news in the south bay. bankruptcy judge ruled against the state attorney general allowing the sale of two local hospitals to move forward. o'connor hospital in san jose and st. louise hospital in gilroy had only one bidder. that was santa clara county. attorney general javier be cera tried to block

long ray's $20,000 gas budget is going to last, but we want to remind you, you must live in free lamont and show your government i.d. to fill up. cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >> thank you so much. and other small businesses across the bay area are doing what they can to help out. "abc7 news" at at a barbershop in san francisco offering free haircuts to federal employees who aren't getting paid. the owner believes people leave their shop not only looking better but feeling better, too. they usually charge $50 for a men's haircut, located on columbus avenue near the transamerica pyramid. >>> "abc7 news" was in san francisco, as free fresh produce was loaded up at the warehouse and sent over to tsa employees at sfo. officials tell us there are about 100 employees working without pay. >> in the south bay, some peace of mind may be coming for ten tanlt -- ten tanants affecte by the shutdown. it would cover unpaid federal employees and contractors. the city council will meet for a vote on it form. >>> employees at san jose's airport received food assistance today. the airport teamed one a fo

tough weather conditions to win the daytona twenty four in the united states having already won the lamonttwenty four hour title and the monaco grand prix during his career alonso aim to complete motor racing as triple crown with victory at the indianapolis five hundred in. tennis world number one of a joke that says he want to spend soon long enjoying his win at the australian open one his final against rafa nadal on sunday adding the trophy to the u.s. open and wimbledon titles he already has he now wants to hold all four grand slam titles at once for the second time in his career with may's french open crown already in his sights i don't want this to sound arrogant but i've done it once why not do it again in just one slam away from that i'm not the only one that. has been in this situation before and dahlan for there have been holding three or four. you know many times throughout their careers and. you know everything is possible you live so it's kind of feel as if you have. now israel's blockade of gaza has left two million people struggling with unemployments power blackouts and crum

politicians like mark lamont and they'll be very concerned about. ben greatly appreciate it on the saving ben harris queen i guess chairman of the conservative think tank the boat group thank you ok if you just joined is watching r.t. international here's a reminder of our top story to raise i'm a suffered a heavy defeat in the u.k. parliament jeremy corbyn has called for a no confidence vote saying that the loss was catastrophic. the results of tonight's vote is the greatest defeat for a government since the nineteen twenties in this house this is a catastrophic defeat for this government after two years of failed negotiations the house of commons as delivered its verdict on her brakes deal and that verdict is absolutely decisive i hear the words the prime minister but actions of our government of the past two years speak equally clearly i have now tabled a brochure and of no confidence in this view of the. life which is from london you see lots of you supporters also remain is out by the look of it maybe they will take some kind of pleasure from t

to defer my exponentially on constitutional that's water lamont is looking out here so it shows a predicament the government is in because it's the eighth week successive week of these protests. at they have taken a too much tougher stance now and this these announcements last night were were part of a debt will to show as well and that that that that the talking about stance. i had because a lot of this is about public opinion as well but public support for the g. to join up a lot of public support in france. a majority support for many many weeks as a moving gets more violence. and or are the eyes more violent elements and manifest. it in the government's interest to show that we're going to take it's tough tough stance on this in a bid to sort of hope to open up the public onsite public support on side of the government. management of the of the issue but if it's unconstitutional that's obviously not going to help now anothemajor. issue is police fatigue and indeed the souln december. that seral that there were direly please demonstrations that were cle close over the was that there was ac

ned lamont is urging people not to leave their home. >> right now what were looking at his the possibilitydegree drop in temperature between now and 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. that is going to change the nature of the conditions are manically, which is why it's still so important that you stay up the roads. >> star masaru because thousands of flight cancellations and delays nationwide. in chicago, o'hare said off the runway with 129 passengers and crew inside. luckily no one was hurt, but in kansas is no plow driver was killed when the car rolled over throwing him from the vehicle and landing on him. >> i want everyone to remember when people are out there clearing the road, they are putting their lives at risk so we can be safe. we all owe a debt of gratitude for keeping them in place. >> as the storm moves out, and is expected to pull down trees and power lines as the cold air moves in. connecticut with more than 18,000 people in the dark here in virginia 15,000 people without power and 13,000 in north carolina. arthel: you really do have to be mindful of those workers. thank you. eric:

jersey, pennsylvania, kansas and virginia declared a state of emergency in connecticut governor ned lamont told them to stay home with 27,000 people out of power. >> this could be a scary part right now is we think about the freezing wind and make sure we do everything we can to keep our go in and do everything we can to make sure major roads don't freeze over because that could be dangerous. >> airports are full of unhappy passengers dealing with cancellations and delays. tsa report ties to call some of the partial government shutdown. six major airlines have waived fees for 60 airports in the northeast including boston which has the most cancellations because of the storm. nationwide 2000 flights have been delayed in 1600 have been canceled. complicating things even more, a total lunar eclipse in rare moon could impact high tides tomorrow morning. coastal flood watch is in effect a new england and all the more dangerous as temperatures continue to plummet tonight. >> a big mess of weather. a lot happening. thank you. >> with the high tides and all of this, what's going on? going forward

governor ed lamont warning people on his twitter account saying tonight it will drop to zero degrees fahrenheit. that means you have close to 700 plows across the state trying to clear the at least 11,000 miles of roads in the state trying to clear out the slushy mess you see on the streets, because tonight that has potential to freeze and that is the main concern here. when you're dealing with dangerously low temperatures, not only does that pose a threat to anybody outside, especially the frostbite, but to anybody who is driving. you can imagine we'll be hunkering down tonight and that's what authorities are recommending people do. if you don't have to be out and about, stay home, watch some football. do what you can, just stay safe. >> polo sandoval, thank you. natasha chen joins me from albany, new york where you're standing in pretty deep snow. >> reporter: we're standing in about a foot of snow near the state capitol building. what's different since i last spoke with you, though, is the picking up of the winds. we'll expect that overnight into tomorrow morning where, as polo me

and crystal city stations are closed all weekend.ss an exp shuttle will run between the airport and lamont plaza every five to ten minutes. >>> a historic milestone is reached in thisgo partial rnment shutdown. it is now the longest federal closure in u.s. history. the previous record happened during the clinton administration. that one lasted from december 15th, 1995, through january 6th, 1996. this current partial shutdown has furloughed thousands of federal workers. it is considered a crash course in be a teacher. on tuesday, there is going to be a s ond hiringevent for furloughed workers in fairfax county. registration is full. we were there yesterday for the first event. people started an unexpected journey from their government t jothe front of the classroom. >> reporter: you're looking at a room filled with what is possibly goi to be the most qualified group of substitute teachers to step into fairfax county schools. >> i thought, if i can't make money doing the thing i do, i'll make money doing what i used to do. >> reporte diamond taught third grade more than a decade ago, then to

bringing it back to connecticut here when ned lamont, the governor of the state, activated his emergencyon center and activity rye now. the main warning from officials, if you don't have to be out in this, stay home. it's a sunday morning. >> and you're not in your p.j.s under all of that? >> no. >> okay! >> want to be, though. thank you, polo. >> you bet. >>> it was president trump versus congress on "saturday night live" in "deal or no deal government shutdown" edition. >> earlier in the day you went on tv and you told the american people that you want to make a deal. >> that's right, steve. >> all right. so we decided to do this in the only format you thyou can understand. a tv game show with women holding briefcases! . what if my retirement plan is i don't want to retire? then let's not create a retirement plan. let's create a plan for what's next. i like that. get a plan that's right for you. td ameritrade. ♪ [kno♪king] ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. there's brushing...and there's oral-b power brushing. oral-b just cleans better. even my hygienist said going electric cou

and so fortunately, we have the governor, governor lamont has negoated an arrangement with the private ranking institutions to provide no interest loans to cover the lostec paych. he is of course, the employees are eligible for unemployment and there's military, a military fund, relief fund that's being mmade available f the state military office. and the community is reallyel pitching in to all these employees. there's pop up food fantanies volunteer organizations. >> woodruff: i want to ask you both about that. it is an important thing i think for all of us to be reminded of all these different jobs that federal employees do. it's almost as if this week we're being reminded again of just how many jobs are performed by federal workers. mayor holt, you mention in oklahoma city you have a e mmunity stepping up. give us a littre of a sense of that. what's being done to reach out, whether it's the training of air traffic controllers or the other firld workers whe are - federal workers who are affected. >> as i mentioned we've got landlords in town who are at this point generously working

. >> when i was sent to check a periodical in lamont library in the old periodical room, there was a you can't come in. why can't i come? because you're a female. there was nothing i could say. this was a university employee that said, you can't come into that room. when i get to harvard law school and i'm really intimidated that first year, marty is saying, oh, my wife, she is going to be on the law review. there was a woman in the class ahead of mine. she said, this husband of yours is boasting that you're going to be on the law review. you look like a little twerp. >> to make the law review in those days, you had to be in the top 25 academically of 535, 540. her second year, she makes the law review. so the mere fact marked her as something special. >> it turned out that i did very well the first year, and i attributed it to having something very important in my life that wasn't law books. i came to harvard as the mother of a 14-month-old child. i'd go to school, study as hard as i can in a very concentrated way. i didn't waste any time. 4:00 in the afternoon, our babysitter left,