he was an instructor in little rock, arkansas at the little rock arsenal. when arkansas secedes, cotton remains loyal to the union and comes back up this direction where he's assigned to lyon's staff. an artillery battery is raised at a little rock, arkansas. little rock is located in polaski county. the polaski county light artillery fights at wilson's creek, in the fight against cotton. you have teacher fighting against student at this battle. cotton comes out victorious in the battle. lyon deploys his artillery very, very well in anchoring both sides of his line. so, the union army has this line. the southerners attack of bloody hill one arm at a time. lyon is able to move his forces to meet the onslaught as the southerners attack. by the time they attack a third time, lyon has been killed. he was killed around 9:30 in the morning. the southerners find there is nobody up there. the decision was made after lyon was killed. union forces had been out here since early morning, fighting for about six hours. they are low on ammunition. it is hot in missouri, a

washington office and the little rock office.as on the washington team. >> i got a call from someone, and they said that ken starr's looking for somebody experienced in white-collar crime and corruption cases who can speak southern. well, that would be me. >> as the new team assembled and the investigations ramped up once again, media attention intensified. >> we really tried to concentrate and focus and to steal ourselves and to shield ourselves as much as possible to what was going on in the public square, so to speak. >> by late summer of 1994, it was unclear if anyone yet realized just how hard that would become. by august, the whitewater headaches had damaged the white house's messaging. not only had a new independent counsel begun digging around, but republicans in congress had turned up the heat in the first round of congressional hearings. and then came the midterm elections. >> when president clinton was first elected, he brought with him a strong democratic majority. >> but 1994 had already looked particularly tough for

we love having these men and women there in little rock. we want to have more than our 7,000 active duty, we want to have more than those 5,500 spouse and family members, what can we do more and what are all of the armed forces to recruit and retain folks to be at bases just like little rock air base? >> the air force doesn't have a problem recruiting people. and here's an interesting thing. no one has ever been drafted into the united states air force. we're all volunteers. no woman has ever been drafted, ever, into the american military. over 2 million women have served. every single one of them has been a volunteer. we don't have a problem today in retention. and you know the challenge is that the airlines are hiring, there's a mandatory retirement for airline pilots and in order to fly for the airlines, you have to have 1,500 hours of flying time. and it's hard to get that if you haven't been in the service. so there's a tremendous demand out there, and i think one of the things we worry about, not only for our c-130 pilots, but for eve

. >> to raise more funds, jim turned to former little rock municipal judge david hale. >> david halell business administration-backed lending company called capital management. >> if somebody invested $500,000 in mr. hale's company, the sba would match that like 3-to-1. they would give hale $1.5 million. >> he was supposed to use the money for the impoverished, but, instead, he was charged with using it to help friends of the clintons. >> hale's capital management services a $300,000 loan to susan mcdougal. >> it literally was signing and then signing. and i said, "is at all there is to this?" and, you know, he handed me this chec i don't know why i did, except that jim was a really good salesman. >> but the loans would not be enough to save madison savings and loan. >> in the mid-'80s, the savings and loans began to drop like flies. >> by march of 1989, madison had failed, requiring a $60 million taxpayer bailout. jim mcdougal had also bottomed out. susan had left him, he had been hospitalized for manic depression, and he was facing potential jail time. perhaps foreshadowing how pol

force working on piloting comes to little rock. i have the spouse of one of our pilots, her husband just got transferred and now she's working with me. we love having the brave men and women little rock. can we do more to the air force do more to recruit and retain looks to be a basis like the little rock airbase. >> you don't have a problem recruiting people no one has been drafted in the united states air force. we are all volunteers. no woman has ever been drafted, ever into the military. over to million have certain everyone has been a volunteer. we do have a challenge and retention particularly of pilots it also maintainers. some cyber professionals as well. there are lines or hiring in order to fly have to to you hundred hours of flying time. it's hard to get that. there's a demand out there. one thing that we worry about is the high pace in the temple that we have been asking our airmen to support over the past 27 years. search has become the new normal. for your assignment might be to play twice for six months at a time. te

and parenthetically, i should add that i was in little rock doing research and listen to public radioand one of the little rock nine as they were called because we are marking the 60th anniversary of their desegregation was cited for the proposition that even today there are members of the little rock nine that are still being harassed by an event from 60 years ago and the inference that i drew from that is an inference that i've stated before in allstate again, i think our historians have done a disservice by underestimating the resistance two steps to a quality and contrary to what the great african leader once said, they are claiming these is victory and in a sense they're telling lies. it's misleading us and does not prepare us for the catastrophe we are now facing with this con man, certified misogynist occupying the oval office. these historians are not preparing us for these eventualities and then when they happen, often times they are dismissed as anomalies, aberrations, et cetera, as opposed to being part of a chain of causation and a consistent pattern, if you'd like. in any

, assigned to the little rock air force base.did make contact with him. >> they interrogated trevor for several hours, then let him go. >> he wasn't even in town. >> he had an ironclad alibi? >> absolutely. we confirmed with the military's office of special investigation he was on base that day. >> lie after lie. there was no accomplice. police were running out of options. then detective allison thought of one more possibility, a cement plan called argo's where louis had previously worked. i point blank asked him if beverly was at argo's. at that point he looked up and had this stupid look on his face and i figured that's where she was at. police rushed to hope to find beverly alive. >> a mad dash to the cement coming up, another game from aaron louis. >> i was so mad about how dare you try to tarnish our sweet beverly's reputation. >> and at last, an answer for her family. >> this is where we found beverly. >> when "dateline " continues. this is charlie not coughing while trying not to wake zeus. this is charlie not coughing whi

. >> a little bit country, a little rock 'n roll. >> you can even sing fit you want to. ♪ i'm a littleyou work with family. we're working with the family. do you have any tips for us? >> how it is? >> it's going well so far. haven't fought too much. >> it is easy to work with your father? >> it says. i think we have similar personalities. but you're saying you're not as much similar. >> donny and i, this is five decades now of performing. there really aren't any other brothers and sisters that have worked together like we have done, television and film a and all those recordings. but we are very different, but it kind of works because i look at certain areas of the show and he is focused on other areas. we get on stage and kind of after all these years we can read each other's mind or something. >> marie osmond is a very brave woman. >> working with donny? >> well, working with donny, but also something else. lindsey and i a little while ago, the tallest structure, the tallest tower in the united states is here, 1149 feet tall, the stratosphere hotel tower. and lindsey and i, it's call

he was an instructor in little rock, arkansas at the little rock arsenal. when arkansas secedes, kotten remains loyal to the union and comes back up this direction where he's assigned to lyon's staff. raisedllery battery is at a little rock, arkansas. little rock is located in polaski county. the polaski county light artillery fights at wilson's creek, in the fight against cotton. you have teacher fighting against student at this battle. cotton comes out victorious in the battle. lyon deploys his artillery very, very well in anchoring both sides of his line. so, the union army has this line. the southerners attack of bloody hill one arm at a time. lyon is able to move his forces to meet the onslaught as the southerners attack. by the time they attack a third time, lyon has been killed. he was killed around 9:30 in the morning. the southerners find there is nobody up. . the decision was made after lyon was killed. union forces had been out here since early morning, fighting for about six hours. they are low on ammunition. it is hot in missouri, a record heat

fox news has learned the investigation has been underway for months and that fbi agents in little rock have already conducted multiple interviews in the probe. let's bring in judge andrew napolitano, happy new year, judge. >> right back at you e-mac good to be with you. liz: does this new fbi inquiry have legs to it now? >> well i believe it does. i mean many people who follow this, i among them, have been arguing for a longer time this is actually an easier case for government to prove than the e-mail case and i'll get to that in a minute but the apparent pay for play meaning if you make a donation to my family foundation , i will do a favor for you as secretary of state, even though i have the discretion to do the favor or not to do the favor on my own terms. that type of behavior, which we in the legal profession call bribery, there's ample evidence of that from very very small things to you want to see the secretary of state, you want your picture taken with her, it would be very nice if you made a donation to the clinton foundation, all the way up to the unbelievable bundling of d

according to solomon fbi agents in little rock, arkansas where the foundation was started have takenhis investigation and have already interviewed at least one witness in the last month and additional activities are expected in coming weeks. a huge development tonight. john solomon joins us along with fox news contributor and investigative reporter sara carter. i have been saying, john, this is going to be the year of the boomerang. this is a massive development tell us what you have. >> this was expected. we sent a letter to congress saying we may revisit some of the issues that were closed under the prior obama administration. tonight we are seeing the first evidence of that is coming true. fbi agents in little rock interviewed a witness who had information about pay-to-play allegations against the foundation. and senior law enforcement officials told me multiple officials told me there is an ongoing active investigation. and i remember sarah being on this show months ago predicting that this was still open and something lurking out there that would come back and i think she turned

attorney's office and the fbi in little rock, arkansas.t issue, whether the clinton foundation violated tax law and promised favors in exchange for donation to the foundation. now we already know the clinton foundation received 145 million dollars in donations from a number of people connected to the uranium one deal which ended up -- resulted in russia receiving 20% of all u.s. uranium reserves. $145 million and 20% of strategically important uranium that belonging to the united states. and no one investigated it at the time. the department of justice alleging that the clinton corruption had been investigated but it hasn't. the division of justice also mired in scandal amid allegations of collusion and coverups as well. congressional investigators say they've uncovered evidence the fbi failed to follow its own rules while investigating the clinton e-mails. bypassing its own field offices to put the probe in the hands of deep state leadership in d.c. meanwhile, the former fbi director in charge of that botched e-mail investigation is accus

fbi agents in little rock, arkansas, taking the lead, focusing on one of the clinton foundation engaged and pay to play politics and other illegal activities while hillary clinton was secretary of state. fox news has also learned investigators are looking into whether the clinton foundation violated tax laws. also new details tonight on special counsel robert special counsel robert mueller's inquiry into president trump firing a former fbi director. former chief of staff reince priebus has handwritten notes about how president trump called comey to urge him to say he was not under investigation. also went to lengths to prevent jeff sessions from recusing himself. we'll have more with congressman mike meadows, calling on sessions to resign among the growing number of leaks like it appears "the new york times" is gone. more news on the book "fire and fury," featuring explosive statements from steve bannon. bannon talking about running for president himself. and much more. it appears to be too much for his allies. one g.o.p. donor and influencer appears to be breaking with the antiestablis

there are a lot of senior fbi agents not just in little rock, in florida, and other places where theyave been investigating the clinton foundation who are breathing a breath of fresh air, and i'm sure there's going to be more information coming out of the next few months. >> sean: is a going to be that long or how long will this go o? >> it's been going on for quite a while. for years, actually. i think what happened is that it was stymied. there were so many people insulating the clinton's and insulating end of the obama administration that these agents but they couldn't move forward. some of them were actually threatened, -- >> sean: we have the witness, victoria toensing's client, and he was able to infiltrate and discover that putin's network was involved in all sorts of crimes. robert mueller of all people knew all about it. cfius still went forward 18 months later knowing bribery kickbacks, extortion, money laundering, had taken place. john, your overreporting, comey's original clinton memo release, nine separate versions? >> there were five separate instances in the original me

i have to tell you, we know this there's a clinton foundation office in little rock. we've reported that fbi agents in arkansas were certainly part of that original group that i mentioned doing the ininquiry s i-- inquiries in 2016. >> what has the hillary clinton foundation or foundation said in response? >> the clinton camp swiftly dismissed the allegations, calling this a politically motivated sham. and a spokesperson for the foundation told us that, look, time to time the clinton foundation has been subjected to political motivated allegations, and time after time these allegations have been proven false, he said. he also already seen today some elder legal experts raising potential statute of limitations challenges that would essential serve as a bar to a successful prosecution in this type of criminal case against the foundation which is certainly always a routine issue for the defense team to look at. we're pretty far from that stage right now, anderson. >> all right. thank you very much. >>> coming up, the latest on another investigation, one that has washingt

and it does it for me a little rock n roll and now we'll see you again at the top of the hour.

on little rock it's great to have you along. germany is still waiting for a new government more than three months after elections took place and according to a new poll that weight is weighing on the public mood a new survey by posters in for a test deem up makes grim reading for chance on america it shows only forty five percent of germans want a repeat of a coalition with the social democrats and this just as the two sides are preparing for talks. on the america desperately needs to deliver more than one hundred days after the federal elections she still has no government the last coalition talks fell apart and new polls showed germans have no stomach for her next proposed solution another grand coalition. only five percent view a new grand coalition as very good and forty percent as good thirty four percent view a grand coalition as less good and eighteen percent view it as bad. further entangling merkel's predicament her popularity has slipped in the meantime. and the longer coalition talks take the worse it gets only fifty

on little rock thanks very much for your company political leaders here in germany are bracing for a long and difficult night of negotiations on the americans conservatives and the center left s.p.d. are trying to see if they have enough common ground to enter formal coalition talks a less exploratory talks enter their final day chancellor merkel says no many hurdles still remain. lobbying groups have been protesting outside the talks every day now among them trade unionists who fear the end of coal mining in germany and those solidly against another health reform today they were joined by supporters of the european union calling for deeper european integration a demand supported by social democrat leader martin schulz. but meals on a such a. government ought to be but it must be under the condition that our strengths nice europe will be discussing douglas and it's something we all support in principle. it would solve the harmony. but there still disagreement over exactly how deep european integration should be other known sticking points between the conservatives and the social demo

on little rock it's great to have you along always start the broadcast with that very public falling out in the u.s. where the lawyer of u.s. president donald trump is threatening legal action against former white house strategist steve benen over what he calls disparaging statements and in some cases outright defamatory statements made in a new book a seize and desist letter has also been sent to its author and publisher trying to halt the release of president launched a scathing attack on. bannon saying steve bannon has nothing to do with me or my presidency when he was fired he not only lost his job you lost his mind well it's emerged that bannon attacked donald trump jr for a twenty six to meeting with a group of russians in the book by michael wolff bannon is quoted as saying even if you thought that this was not treasonous or unpatriotic or a bad blank and i happen to think it's all of that you should have called the f.b.i. immediately well traps a lawyer has sent a cease and desist letter to ban and accusing him of violating a non-disclosure agreement by speaking to wolf in th

if it started in little rock, as indicated, and is a natural flow from information agents have there,e explainable. it's not justifiable, if it comes from washington. >> would it just, quickly, be easily determinable if it was politically motivated? because we have known president trump wanted this for sometime and the ag has spoken out about it. >> if the fbi has been pressured into it, i don't think they'll be putting out press releases that they've been pressured into it. i think it will be hard to come by. >> i don't think so either. john dean, thank you. laura jarret, thank you. >>> next new revelations from the tell-all book including steve bannon saying ivanka trump is terrified that robert mueller investigation has stretched into the families finances. mueller' stretched into the families finances. s investigation has stretched into the families finances. yies finances. 'ies finances. sies finances. es finances. s finances. finances. >>> people heading out to buy this new book, fire and fury, couldn't wait to read some of these incredibly intimate details, trump tale all. and

>> washington is not little rock. we will not promote the good and bad. think that help shake to shaped his view of the world. they think john remembers that he was following the republicans held the white house for 12 years. that was a big change in terms of getting the government place but the change in direction for the country. he also showed that really got 43% of the vote with a third-party candidate get 19%. that was a factor. we were able to get the cabinet in place the day after the inaugural. i think he worked in such an engaged way that it was a great strength. but as he outlined in his speeches he had a vision of what he wanted to do as president. and he put that vision forward. as part of putting people first. it was under the themes of opportunity but responsibility and a sense of community. and engagement in the world but he had to be strong at home which meant balancing the budget. as a baby boomer i don't know that we thought a federal budget could be balance. i thought we could slow the growth of it in some good brakes along the way. wit

we love having all those brave men and women in little rock. they are wonderful citizens we want to have more than our 7000 active-duty . what can we do more and what does the air force do more in all of the armed forces to retain more folks at bases just like the little rock airbase. >> the air force doesn't have a problem recruiting people and no one has ever been drafted in the united states air force. we are all volunteers. no one has ever been drafted ever into the american military. over 2 million women of service, every single one has been a volunteer. we have challenged today in retention, particularly of pirates but also maintainers although that's getting a little better and some of our cyber professionals as well and the challenge is that the airlines are hiring.there is a mandatory retirement for airline pilots and in order to buy the airlines you have to have 1500 hours of flying time and it's hard to get back. having been in the service so there is a tremendous demand out there and i think one of the things we worry about not only

>> you know, dallas or little rock or memphis. anywhere from the central time zone on westbound. that's where we are going to see the best conditions. further north it's a different story because there's going to be clouds to obscure the view in a sense but south central, southwest is the place to be. >> why does the northeast keep getting gypped here? can you write a strongly worded letter or something? >> at least it's going to be a nice day. the sun's coming back out. it's going to start to warm up. but it's not going to be full. >> i will take that little bit of good news. justin, thank you. >> 6:51 a.m. central time, end of days. thank you, justin. >> and everything's fine. >> and everything's fine. lyrics: thing's are gonna get lyricseasier.o child lyrics: ooh-oo child, lyrics: things'll get brighter. lyrics: ooh-oo child lyrics: thing's are gonna get easier. lyrics: ooh-oo child, lyrics: things'll get brighter. >>> it is your hump day mix and don't try get a camel on a plane these days. they're really trying to draw the lin

. >> jaime is bringing home tickets after a little rock paper sis or competition she walked away with two tickets. with just days left fans are anxious and all are worried about the loss of carson wentz but have faith in the team and back up qb nick foles. >> i cried when carson wentz got hurt but i believe in foles. i was managing my expectations at the beginning and wentz blew up and it was amazing and super bums and you have to believe in foefls. >> tickets were starting at $1,000 and going up to 5,000 there's. this saturday things kick off at 4:35. gray hall, channel 6 "action news." use #6abcaction to share your picturesp video. we'll share some on television. >>> it's graduation day for five of the newest nine members of the food service industry. they held a graduation for students that completed the 14 week culinary school program and the graduates learned basic cooking techniques and serve safe certification and are qualified for entry level food service jobs. >>> eagles working on the game plan against the falcon. >> they need to run the ball and take the pressure off. eagle

attorney in little rock because this investigation appears to be centered at fbi little rock and ask for his role because he's just appointed by president trump. we need to ask about his role and his possible recusal in the clinton foundation investigation. >> very important point there. it still haunts me to think of what president trump said about his attorney general that he wants him to be loyal to him the same way that eric holder he accused protected president obama. great to have both of you with us. thank you for your expertise. >>> who is really in charge with the book reveals about the foreign policy decision. and from germany to india, how the media reported the findings of the book. we said, they said is next. thank you so much. thank you! so we're a go? yes! we got a yes! what does that mean for purchasing? purchase. let's do this. got it. book the flights! hai! si! si! ya! ya! ya! what does that mean for us? we can get stuff. what's it mean for shipping? ship the goods. you're a go! you got the green light. that means go! oh, yeah. start saying yes to your company's bes

apparently there's a clinton foundation satellite in little rock. they're also looking at the iranian one matter again. this comes from congressional republicans demanding a special counsel in this case and jeff sessions saying we'll look at these matters and democrat view it as serious. allegations the cia had broken the law torturing detainees. case closed. eric holder asked it be reopened, special counsel examined, no charges filed. makes people nervous when it looks like politics is intruding or criminal investigations. >> now i want to ask about the criminal referral on christopher steele. he never testified before congress. why is does congress have the tort to ask for a criminal investigation in this sense, or referral? what's the standing? what's the evidence? >> our understanding, they have a lot of documents they've demanded from the fbi about how the fbi democrat with steele. they know what steele told the fbi at certain points and apparently detected a misstatement about when steele said he talked to certain reporters. told the fbi one t

it's 12 in nashville, 17 in little rock, very cold there, has permeated the entire eastern half of the country. feels like sub zero in allentown, a winter warmup headed our way, high pressure builds in, tomorrow cold and breezy, friday seasonal, less wind, and then we warm up to the 50's by saturday. so tonight we drop down into the teens it will feel like the single digits when you wake up tomorrow morning under the amazingly clear sky, tomorrow sunny, breezy and chilly at 34 and your game day forecast? could be a whole lot worse in january. we felt it last weekend. this feels great, 44 degrees and keep in mind that's at 6:40 p.m. the high on sunday will actually be in the 50's, anyone tailgating you don't need the heavy coats and as alex was saying early, you have a little bit fashion freedom as you head out to the game. monday is milder and rain monday into tuesday, no snow and a water warmup doesn't get much better. >> don is up next with sports >> a rematch more than 30 in the making. plus keenum makes the case >>> perseverance pays, case keenum was undrafted in 2012. he's on his

[laughter] >> i will always remember being at the governor's mansion in little rock, before we came to washington. been electedn had to cabinet, we had a meeting the next day. , it goes backuben to governing. the new arm of the white house. he helped coordinate economic policy, national security council had done. we have a problem just a houston. the budget is dramatically bigger, larger. the real fact is the president-elect doesn't have to make a snap judgment. it has to do away with middle-class tax cuts, fundamental to the campaign. , will have to raise taxes more more than i had anticipated. he created a 39.6% rate. those adjustments for a new president entering the white house, i think the fact that he had been a governor, and had by , hee law balance the budget gave him understanding of how critical this was. that in itself eventually gave confidence to the american people. -- the on the white right track, that's what we got the momentum. the rest is history, that led to the balance budget. >> interest rates came down by over 200 million points. millions of jobs were created. of

so if it were before little rock. and. isn't with work home. we're now in the clock tower that was set in front of the medieval facade during the baroque period here this is the western wall from the middle ages you can say with a brick it was big and then later mounds i think is in accordance with a latin inscription that it says that there was once a hill as high as this inscription. and. the hill was leveled in order to build the abbey. but the only thing but. now we're looking at the medieval roof trusses it's not quite from the time of the founding but it's dated fourteen twelve and the remarkable thing is that the navy is standing three here and it seems the normal roof truss was pushed upwards given to ford so i covered on the outside with wood panels. here you can see the older river playing to the east and there the levels are high it's. ok austrians might not find forty meters much of a rise but for brandenburg it's a lot. of us when we do you know how large the abbey grounds were at the beginning and how they spread the complex didn'

a lot of people not just in little rock but in new york and in florida and in other places where theyen investigating the clinton foundation who are breathing a breath of fresh air right now and are really taking heart to what's going on in little rock. and i'm sure there's going to be a lot more information coming out in the next few months. steve: here's the thing. they better hurry. the statute of limitations when it comes to most federal felonies is five years. hillary clinton left federal office five years ago -- let's see 2013. we are now at 2018. it's got to be done this year if they are going to do it the all. ainsley: the doj, department of justice are really busy. they are working on that investigation. they have agreed to land over all of the documents associated with the dossier. house intelligence committee who was chaired by devon nunes has been requesting this for months. steve: stonewalled. ainsley: that's right. the detected line was wednesday. the doj has said okay we'll release all the documents now and we are going to release all the introduce that we had with peop

it's 12 in nashville, 17 in little rock, very cold there, has permeated the entire eastern half of the country. feels like sub zero in allentown, a winter warmup headed our way, high pressure builds in, tomorrow cold and breezy, friday seasonal, less wind, and then we warm up to the 50's by saturday. so tonight we drop down into the teens it will feel like the single digits when you wake up tomorrow morning under the amazingly clear sky, tomorrow sunny, breezy and chilly at 34 and your game day forecast? could be a whole lot worse in january. we felt it last weekend. this feels great, 44 degrees and keep in mind that's at 6:40 p.m. the high on sunday will actually be in the 50's, anyone tailgating you don't need the heavy coats and as alex was saying early, you have a little bit fashion freedom as you head out to the game. monday is milder and rain monday into tuesday, no snow and a water warmup doesn't get much better. >> don is up next with sports >> a rematch more than 30 in the making. plus keenum makes the case for the eagles defense. cbs presented by target.... there's nothing mo

i know in the solar eclipse, there was a place in kentucky everybody went to. >> dallas or little rockmphis. really from the central time zone on west bound. further north it's a different story because there's going to be clouds to obscure the view in a sense but south central, southwest is the place to be. >> why does the northeast keep getting gypped here? can you write a strongly worded letter or something? >> the sun's going to start to come out. but it's that not going to be f. >> i will take that little bit of good news. >> end of days. thank you, justin. >> and everything's fine. lyrics: ooh-oo child lyrics: thing's are gonna get easier. lyrics: ooh-oo child, lyrics: things'll get brighter. lyrics: ooh-oo child lyrics: thing's are gonna get easier. lyrics: ooh-oo child, lyrics: things'll get brighter. tfrmths >>> it is your hump day mix and don't try get a camel on a plane these days. they're really trying to draw the line on these eegz motional support animals. there is one person who went to newark, new jersey and thought they could get their emotional support animal through.

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you know, it is even cold inner little rock then it is here, currently.eally cold there and harsh stuff. let me show aa. not until 10 or 11:00 o'clock tonight do we see signs have ra. we will track this as it moves north throughout the course of the day. is one model interpretation of this. are getting close to going on the air tomorrow morning snow will be building and 70 a.m. it is making bypassther inland pass. couple counties. you may getberks, lehigh, gipped. you may get absolutely nothing that iso we are not expect ago lot as you go far inland. there will srp cut off. three to 6 inches at shoreline , one tn tho city. comes in the wake of this.of i actually think that will be thet how frigid, in the wake of the storm. dangerous. >>> thanks very much. speaking of we have crews out there this morning because we have multiple water main breaks. we will talk about that this morning. we are looking at a water main break around 2:40 a.m. in cherry hill. this is video. where is it? route zero seven eastbound pennsylvania route 41 kings highway. just left la