that just the fact that they would cover the logan act as if the logan act should have been somethinghe obama administration who said we're looking at the logan act, it was a leak. just the fact they would use that and not call them on that should be pretty alarming. >> appears that the media woke up with the hostile election of donald trump and dormant during the obama administration. they're going to protect the obama administration no matter what that administration did or does. and if the shoe were on the other foot, if this were a republican administration that did this to a democratic candidate, it wod b the greatest scandal in american history. >> my gosh, you can imagine if it was george w. bush and karl rove doing this to the incoming obama administration? who by the way had, people that were over in russia back in 2008. mark: unbelievable? >> if they said they were investigating people from the obama campaign talking to russians and investigating them for the logan act, they would have burned down the department of justice. >> i agree. we'll be right back. if you have modera

the roundhouse logan -- the rent has logan is on the side of the building there. -- the roundhouse slogan is on the side of the building there. we stayed downtown until the 1990's when it got too difficult being downtown in a very old building. that happens all of the time. it goes through on hand. you take them to the third floor and then back down to the second floor, and then back to the first. it became a nightmare trying to get the production made. we moved out here in the 1990's. we were able to expand and hire more employees and make it much more profitable. >> in the 1960's, my grandfather but the company. it has been in our family since then, but it has always been locally owned. there is that connection, even though it hasn't been in the same family, it has only -- it has always been in shawnee. keeping the employees here has been very important. having that network of people that know how to make bib overalls are some of the most important factors to do this. we have some employees who have been here over 20 years. i would say the connection between the railroad and roundhouse

because they were going after the logan act? something that's never been used before? a statute that's never been used. it's a 200-year-old statute? this is really bad stuff that they were up to, and they were willing -- shows they were willing to use any piece of the law they could find including

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fast forward to his encounter this week at logan up in boston with the fbi. according to a statement malic e-mailed to nbc news, we'll quote here, two fbi agents told him he was being detain today answer questions related to the special counsel's investigation. he said they told him it was a felony to lie to the fbi and he told them he would gladly cooperate. malloch added quote, whom i communicated with, whom i knew and how well, he said they asked him about roger stone, author jerome coursy and wikileaks. malloch said he told them he met with stone a total of three times and always with groups of people. he said he was asked if he'd ever visited the ecuadorian embassy in london, and he replied no. he also said the agent served him a subpoena from mueller's team that had been issued that day to appear for questioning on april 13th. earlier on this network former prosecutor harry litman put this into context. >> it's this breathless kind of development that shows mueller's not thinking about the red line, the blue line the yellow line. he's just thinking abou

logan's chalk cliffs were created sixty eight million years ago in southern europe through the shiftingof tectonic plates the chalk deposits were pushed to the north during glacial periods they were thrust to the surface the chalk is made from the remains of tiny marine organisms. just for the last line of the strokers especially pure because no other sediments were dragged into this basin with it. and there are those for the last one hundred fifty meters or truck sediment sitting here on the surface. and some of them are up to one hundred sixty meters above sea level but in reality and there's only one place in germany where they exist and that's here on the island of kruger does a sea of things always. lukin even has a museum devoted to chalk it's been mined here for almost two hundred years chalk is used as fertilizer in paint and in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. to process the chalk it's soaked in water separated from undesired components and dried what used to take eight weeks now takes about eight minutes. for medicinal chalk only especially fine material is used aft

. >>> some people really get into the idea trains, like logan can do.s his youtube channel called kingston fire buff. he likes to take his cameras up, set up near a train crossing and watch the trains cruise by. kingston, skron tare yo, a big one coming down the tracks. >> like a kid's dream. >> as the train cars rumble on by, he hears a big hit. i don't think he thought much about it at the time. shortly after that hit, look at the back end of the train, you see some dust kicking up, a car wobbling. >> oh! >> wait a minute! >> he caught a derailment happening right in front of him. >> what was that sort of his noise? >> logan calls it a release of air and then the tail approaches, in his words, the last car tips crazing a drawbar break on the third to last car. scary moment indeed. of course this shut down that corridor for hours. crazy moment to be in the right spot. this next video going quite viral for very obvious reasons. >> the back of a train, woo! >> come on, man. >> we believe this to be liam haslett, 20 years old. he describes himself on inst

logan's chalk cliffs were created sixty eight million years ago in southern europe through the shiftingof tectonic plates the chalk deposits were pushed to the north during playful periods they were thrust to the surface the chalk is made from the remains of tiny marine organisms. just for the last line because especially pure because no other sediments were dragged into this basin with it. and there are those for the last one hundred fifty meters or truck sediment sitting here on the surface in the overflow here and some of them are up to one hundred sixty meters above sea level but a militia and there's only one place in germany where they exist and that's here on the island of kruger does as he often is all you. can even has a museum devoted to chuck it's been mined here for almost two hundred years chalk is used as fertilizer in paint and in the chemical and pharmaceutical industries. to process the chalk it's soaked in water separated from undesired components and dried what used to take eight weeks now takes about eight minutes. for medicinal chalk only especially fine material is

logan describe, doctor logan describes at his cross with pharmacy, and yet that date is known. somebody knows those bills are going out the door, right? >> yes. utand i think we do agree that doctors are not to blame. i think that doctors were responding to brilliant marketing, and that's why we're seeing litigation from counties and states across the country,, and why the department of -- attorney general sessions and as the federal government will be helping out. there's an understanding that thee medical community has been deceived about the risks and benefits of these drugs. the pill mills doctors, we have to try to stop them because they killing a lot of people but they are really not the root of the problem. the bigger problem other well-meaning doctors and dentists were inadvertently treating customers for these doctors the greatest out those doctors because they kill people. people. this epidemic will not end and d this would prevent more people from becoming opioid addicted. >> here's what we disagree. i practice in the 80s and '90s. i can remember writing a prescripti

they started spilling out of james logan high school before 10:00 this morning. organizers were hoping for a good turnout, but say this far exceeded their expectations. >> it does blow my mind. i mean, as we walked out, i saw the narrow line of people, and it just went on and on and on, and we came in here, and i had to continue to do the chants because there were so many people coming in. >> reporter: the seniors who planned this were up before dawn this morning, practicing speeches, and meeting with us to get the word out about why they are doing this. >> we want to be safe at school or worry about the possibility or potential of an armed intruder. >> this is not a political thing. this is our safety, like, it's at a school like florida that could happen to any of us. >> reporter: remembering the 17 people shot and killed in florida a month ago with a die-in, and they had posters with those victims' pictures and names. some teachers emotional watching their students speak out for change. >> they are stepping up in a political, powerful, peaceful way, and i'm so

. >> american airlines suspended all flight operations from boston's logan national airport today, and more than 1,400 flights have been canceled nationwide. amtrak suspended service from new york to boston until later this morning. >>> now to austin, texas, where officials are looking at whether race was a factor in three bombings they say are probably connected. two package bombs left at separate homes blew up yesterday. one killed a teenager. it was less than two weeks ago that a man was killed by another bomb. governor greg abbott is offering a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. david begnaud is in austin. >> reporter: members of the fbi and atf join local law enforcement officials in austin after a second package exploded on the doorstep of a home monday. that seriously injured an elderly woman. >> the victim in this incident came outside of her residence and found a package out front. she picked up that package, and at that point the explosion, the box detonated. >> there was a package that exploded inside of the home. >> reporter: in another explosion earlier i

i said, logan, if you can hear me, give me a sign.ace, a little bit more hope. you know, wanting him to wake up so we can get this show on the road. >> reporter: it was a painstaking recovery. logan's family supporting him every step of the way. >> good. >> to the bottom and i don't think i've ever breathed that hard in my life. >> it was incredible. again, another miracle. >> reporter: after 39 long days, logan was released from the hospital. >> good. keep working. >> reporter: in a whirlwind year vic schaefer returned to coach the aggies that season. and witnessed something special. >> for the first time in school history, the aggies are the champs. >> just felt like i had come full circle. it had been nine tough months. at that moment to have my son back then to go through this with our team, i think you have to go through some hard times to prepare you for something better down the line. [ applause ] >> wow. >> so many, so many stories behind the coaches and the players that we're going to be cheering for and watching the final fo

. >> reporter: jake's brother logan under fire for posting a body of a fan in suicide forest. >> i don'tect to be forgiven, i'm here to apologize. >> reporter: i talked to your brother. who can is your audience? >> my audience is definitely younger. i'd say like eight years old until 16. that's where i try to cater the content towards. >> reporter: in august, he traveled to houston, helping families in the aftermath of hurricane harvey. >> do you need help? yeah? >> reporter: visiting students in parkland, florida. >> you want to be entertaining but sometimes you have to break it down and be real with them and show kids there are problems and other things in the world that are happening. a lot of these kids don't watch the news on a day-to-day basis. >> reporter: while he's posted videos of use zing arms -- >> coming on saying, we need to limit these things. >> reporter: what do you want to tell the parents out there whose kids watch your videos. >> i'm real. i'm going to make mistakes. it's more realistic than someone that seems perfect from the outside. these kids in school are going t

richard logan. i've been a community practice pharmacist since 1975. and currently own two pharmacies in southeastern missouri. oddly enough in duty to my duties as a community practice pharmacist, i have spent the last 25 years as a missouri certified police officer and in may recently retired pry description drug diversion investigator or the mississippi county sheriff department. i'm here today on behalf of the national community pharmacists association to present some of my experiences and view points focusing on viable solutions to prevent drug an abuse and diversion while maintaining legitimate access of patients to needed medications. ncpa represents america's community pharmacists, including owners of more than 22,000 independent community pharmacies just like mine. our job has health care professionals is to help patients safely navigate medication related treatment across multiple disease states. we are focused on positive dwrout co outcomes and safe medication usage, yet as pharmacists, we struggle to meet these goals in the midst of an opoi

over in moscow back in 2008 talking to the russian government which would clearly be a violation of loganct it wasn't enforced then, so this is an outdated law. its never been used it should be struck from the books so that political opponents can't use it against each other. maria: we are waiting on the ig report the inspector general. what should we expect from michael horowitz's report? it feels like ahead of that report some key people are being reassigned or fired within the fbi as a result of what's coming >> yeah, so i mean the main thing that we've learned so far is that the ig was able to get these text messages between strzok and page and that's really illuminated a lot of the problems and biases that we were able to see in the justice department and the fbi's investigation and so it will be interesting to see this was only the ig report is only looking at how they handled the clinton e-mail investigation, so we really need that report the sooner the better because that information is really pertinent to the investigations that both the judiciary committee has going on and the i

remember the logan act? we were talking about that. you go back and you read the filings in the flynn case. remember, he admitted to lying to the fbi. there's some interesting clues in there. he talks about a very senior official in the transition who knew about what the conversations he was having with the russian ambassador. mueller has been focused on those conversations, and he wants to know who told flynn to say what to the russian ambassador. we don't know who that very senior official is. is it jared kushner? is it pence? is it trump? so i think that's something we haven't talked about in a long time, and, remember, this logan act that's been on the books for centuries but has not actually been enforced much, but is basically are you conducting a foreign policy independently that tries to thwart the current american government's foreign policy? that's what flynn was on his way to being charged with when he admitted to the lying. anyway, so that's one bucket. and then the stuff outside of that list, we have this recent issue of t

molly: kitty the logan, thank you. -- kitty logan, thank you.ning the fight against california's controversial sanctuary city law. the county board voting to join a justice department lawsuit challenging the state's stance. this as orange county's sheriff's department says it plans to post inmate release dates to help i.c.e. agents capture illegal immigrants. this as president trump upped the ante in his showdown with the head of that so-called sanctuary state today by tweeting about democratic governor jerry brown. here to discuss this is tiffany cross, managing editor of the beat d.c., and lawrence jones, editor-in-chief for campus reform.org. good of you both to join us today. so let's get down and drill down through the facts of this. it now appears that california, for all intents and purposes, is falling into a statewide civil war of words, if you will, over how to handle this sanctuary status law. orange county officials have voted to join the trump administration lawsuit against the state's sanctuary city laws, that while the attorney ge

at james logan high school expected a big turnout, but it exceeded their expectations. >> i saw thef people, and it went on and on and on. we want to be safe at school, we don't want to have to worry about the potential of an armed intruder. >> the students remembered the 17 students who were shot and killed in florida with their pictures and names. several teachers got emotional as they watched the kids speak out for change. >> this is a generation that i have been fearful that they would not know how to step up, and they're stepping up in a political, powerful, peaceful way and i'm so proud of them. >> the rain did not stop the gun violence protest at berkeley high school. sky 7 was overhead as a big crowd of students left class to join the remembrance there of the victims of the florida school shooting. >>> david louie joined students on the campus of la clara

his father says because of his son's disabilities, logan had to earn some of the 22 badges needed toagle scout rank with special accommodations made by the local scouts chapter. in november, the chapter approved him for the rank of eagle scout. but his family says the national leadership promptly block the approval. >> the national boy scouts will say, no, you have to go by the hard and fast rule that you have to at least make this minimum amount of requirements for this badge or you don't get it. >> in a statement, the boy scouts said the organization is working with the family, and offering logan an option to work toward his eagle rank, past the age of 18. but his family says the author won't help him become an eagle scout, noting that with every badge, he already gave it is all -- his all and performs the best of his ability. >>> some shoppers have complained that apple stores have become more like the dmv. apple customers are taking to social media to vent about long wait times, overcrowding, and awkward customer service and directions at their stores. besides being packed, some

service affected at logan in boston. we have meteorologist ivan cabrera with the latest from the weather center. it has been a long winter for people in massachusetts. >> it got long in the last couple weeks. three nor'easters. incredible stuff. the cities you mentioned closed for today. if you are going to be out on the roads in boston or hartford, get out now and get to where you need to get to in the next couple hours. see the purple bands on the radar. that is indicative of heavy snowfa snowfall. those bands contain the winds of 40 to 60 myl 0 miles per hour. this will continue through the next several hours. right through the evening. you see the pink. this is where we have the winter storm warnings. you will get clobbered with snowfall. you get closer to the coast and you get to the coast and look at the warnings. from martha's vineyard and cape cod and north shore boston and down east maine with the blizzard warnings. we are talking about blinding snow and whiteout conditions with 45-to-60-mile-an-hour wind gusts.

to belgium on sunday meanwhile some ninety people were injured in clashes that broke out in boston logan following his arrest. on polls have opened today in egypt for a three day presidential vote first one town c.c. is expected to cruise to victory. or that's a low voter turnout will throw dice on the elections legitimacy. in situ up to date on the top of the hour in the meantime of course as always the web site concept e.w. dot com resulted to. me . we make up over three quarters of a fifth of the under budget thanks. to civil service and. dean wants to shape the continent's future to be part of it and join african youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent each of these platforms for africa.

still songs of the inside i think so we have to see what's coming in the next few days but a month and logan park thank you for your insight. syrian president bashar al assad has visited army positions in eastern guta near the capital damascus syrian t.v. report at the army had given rebels in one village and ultimatum to withdraw this as more civilians streamed out of the besieged rebel held areas russian sources say some twenty thousand people fled eastern ghouta on sunday alone syrian government forces have been making gains in the area since starting an offensive last month. to russia now we're voting is underway and the country's presidential elections vladimir putin is on course to win a fourth term in a vote many say is a foregone conclusion as this report shows many russians see putin as their only choice. casting his vote in an election he's bound to win on paper vladimir putin faces seven opponents but in reality his only real challenger is voter apathy he sent to want at least seventy percent of the vote to prove he has a strong mandate to govern and although that's not what he sa

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they declined to comment on this. >> an hour of questioning at boston logan's airport. they gave him a subpoena to appear here in washington before a federal grand jury in two weeks. >> that's right. that means they want to get more information out of him. again, we just don't know where this kind of person fits into the puzzle. the fact he was stopped at the airport, he was questioned, he was told here is your subpoena, we need you to appear in front of the grand jury thachlt is a signal mueller believes he is a witness to something. to what, we don't know. >> another issue, there's a hacker, a russian hacker who has been extradited to the united states from the czech rebpublic. what do we know? >> add it to another mysterious russia figure. he's been accused of stealing 117 million linked in passwords in 2012. he was arrested in prague in the czech republic. they wanted him extradited to the united states and charged here. as soon as the united states became interested, all of a sudden russia became interested in this gentleman. they had their own charges and wanted h

kitty logan, thank you. kelly: more protest erupting in sacramento, demonstrators there asking for answers regarding the pay tale shooting of unarmed black man by police, what an independent autopsy found as we go live to california's capital as authorities there gear up for more demonstrations, plus this, russia says that test launch another nuclear weapon, one that nato's call phase 2, both sides expel dozens of diplomats. what should be the trump's administration next steps as the crisis intensifies. >> russia is further isolating itself following the braising chemical attack, we are still reviewing the details of the russian action, let me say again that we reserve the right further to any russian retaliation against the united states. simple goodness is ahhhmazing! meaty morsels. a tender texture. with real meat and a blend of peas and carrots i can see. a totally new kind of awesome going on here! (avo) new beneful simple goodness. tender, meaty morsels with real ingredients you can see. you or joints.

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. >>> special prosecutor robert mueller's team handed out another subpoena this week, this time at loganrt in boston as soon as the target of the subpoena stepped off a flight from london on his way to cleveland. ted mallic is an american citizen who is a self-described trump supporter and friendly with roger stone and the british champion of the brexit movement. the fbi questioned him about his involvement in the trump campaign and the connections to roger stone and wikileaks. he said they also asked if he ever visited julian assange to which he said he replied no. the fbi seized his cell phone. he says he will appear before mueller's team next month. joining the discussion now ronato marinoti and back with us is jonathan kaypart. what do you make of the way the subpoena was served and what they obtained? >> first of all whenever you are subpoenaing a subject of an investigation, you know, there are times where you're going to use a little bit of intimidation find out what you can from the person. sometimes we would plan out carefully how agents would approach a subject. at times we wou

logan -- for the earlier turnover with a backhander to end it. just into overtime.ints of vegas for first place. they are only eight games remaining in the regular season.>>> don't want to jump to conclusions when it comes to this. if the giants pitching staff already then loses jeff -- number three starter big problems. we haven't started the season yet. he underwent an mri on his right shoulder. the giants have not released any results. he has been very ineffective the spring. has a 10.64 era. giving up six home runs in his last couple's what starts. but early in his latest start. perhaps leading the league in innings pitched last year at 207. taking its toll. we will hope for the best.>>> beautiful night in scottsdale. to see the cubs and giants. it is all about defense. joe panic golden glover takes a hit away. from jason heyward. six innings and seven straight. giants were down 2-zero in the third. buster is going right when he hits the ball deep in the other way. three run homer. giants take a 3-2 lead. little bouncer. that is what you have to do. you have to

>> remember, this logan act that's been on the books for centuries but has not been en2350rsed much. are you trying to thwart the federal government's policy. that's what flynn was on his way to being charged with that's one bucket. the stuff outside of that list, we have the recent issue of the subpoena to the trump organization is mueller now looking at something the trump organization did outside of russia or related to russia. and then we still don't have any indictments. i think the most obvious is going to be something related to russians who were involved with the hacking and dumping campaign of the dnc and podesta e-mails. >> can i highlight one thing? we lose sight because so much happens, right? we talk about this all the time the flynn plea deal and cooperation is of huge importance. it's not the most recent thing that happened. >> i reported the flynn -- flynn was fired or whatever. >> that's a huge deal, because of all of them. there is no question that michael flynn was there at the beginning roughly he was there in the central part of the campaign. and then he was nati

you do not get the badge. >> in a statement, boy scouts said they worked with the committee to offer logann alternative merit badge based on his abilities as well as an option to earn an eagle rank past the age of 18. the teens emily says it will not help him get to the rank of eagle scout. with every badge, he gave it his all and perform the best his abilities would allow.>>> the white house response to rumors that president trump is looking to fire special counsel robert mueller. is he in or is he on his way out? the latest from washington. >>> there is another government shutdown deadline this week. lawmakers have until midnight on friday to approve a massive spending bill. they are supposed to have passed a massive funding measure september 30th but the government has been running on a series of short term stopgap funding bills instead. that could happen again this week if republicans and democrats cannot come together and pass a spending bill by friday. >>> the white house is responding to speculation that president trump may try to fire special counsel robert mueller. >> and it's cre

in london, kitty logan, fox news. >>> grief and anger in sacramento. calls for justice getting louder as loved ones, strangers and high-profile activists pay tribute to a young man shot and killed by police. >> this is not a sacramento fight anymore. this is a national fight. stephon has woke up the nation! >> emotions running high tonight in our state's capital. good evening. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. tonight, there are protests in the streets. earlier there was anguish inside a church in sacramento where a funeral was held for 22-year-old stephon clark. >> i am, i am! you can get louder than that. i am! louder! [ screaming ] >> louder! louder!! [ screaming ] >> about 500 people including sacramento mayor darrell steinberg gathered at bayside church in south sacramento for the service chanting the name of stephon clark. clark's brother stevante was overcome with emotion. at one point you see here he held on to al sharpton who tried to comfort him. sharpton gave the eulogy. he referred to a white house statement that called the sho

game to in los angeles, johnny was phenomenal. 6th inning, he gets logan forsythe, one of 4 strikeouts for cueto. he was perfect in the seventh inning. that is when chris taylor looped one into right-center. cueto goes seven innings, faces the minimum 21 batters. gave up that when hit. yesterday, hit a home run off of clayton kershaw which nobody does. no one home runs out -- off of henson either. the giants have a 1-0 lead in the night. turn it over to strickland. looked fantastic and closing out last night's game. again he gets peterson to end it. the giants second team ever to win their first two games of the season by a score of 1-0. a's and the angels . steve has been with the team since the kansas city days. 60 years and counting. second batter of the game, mike trout. you don't want to make a mistake to mike trout as he is mike trout. health and happiness, they tend to go hand in hand. the warriors expect that to be true when it comes to the playoffs. steph curry remains delegated to the exercise bicycle. there is a silver lining to all of these injuries. >> our young guys are p

deon dre logan's father passed away in 2015 from cancer around the same time he was diagnosed with aup in los angeles, california, and i started playing basketball when i was 7 years old. it was something that my dad had in common with his friends and i saw them watch it on tv all the time, so honestly, i was just trying to be like my father. my parents just taught me to try to get a scholarship out of basketball, and a chieved that. i went to college at temple, and then after temple i decided i didn't want to play college anymore, i wanted to go play professionally, for the laredo swarm and that's when i found out i had bone cancer. i knew right off the bat that i couldn't play any longer, because they said the way that a tumor ate my bone, i wanted my leg cut off, but my mom and my doctor said i couldn't do that, so i ended up getting 15 screws and a plate all the way down my leg. [ bell ringing ] right when you get released, you ring a bell in a hospital, everybody hears it, and it's saying that you beat khcancer. >> one, two, three, teamwork scam. >> the purpose of this game is t

a virtually identical goal, this time logan couture with his 30th of the year.ose wins big. 6-2 final. the coach wins his 350th regular season game. and richard sherman spoke to the media for the first time as a niner in his red suit. he loves to talk trash. the super bowl clon hampion is coming off achilles heel surgery. that's only question mark on hehis signing. >> it's a business. you know, the seahawks made their business decision and maid t -- made the decision that they needed to make. and the san francisco 49er the made the decision they needed to make. i look forward to helping them win ball games. the rivalry will be renewed andand i'll be at the center of it again. >> sharks and warriors to playoffs and baseball about to begin. >>> all right, well, abc 7 news continues online and facebook and twitter and all your

logan will get the penalty shot . under two minutes left. it is not going to happen. it is a 5-3 final. bay area teams breakeven today. >>> the sharks need one more point for playoff. >>> tonight everyone. there's only one word for the all new together forever-a pixar night time spectacular. ooohhhh. ahhhhhh. okay, maybe two. celebrate friendship and beyond at pixar fest. staring april 13th at disneyland resort. how the hell did they lose our reservation? dad, you were married to mom for 30 years. what's another couple nights on a couch? i'm gonna call for the cot, and i'm gonna try to squeeze them on that $9.95 wi-fi fee. they're selling air. closetcon is the premier north american trade show for the closet industry. i stopped going years ago 'cause it's a trade show for the closet industry. thank you. [ gasps ] this schedule is incredible. [ door closes ] dad, there's a 10:45 session on sustainable materials. we have got to hit that. mm, but it overlaps with the 11:00 a.m. panel on paneling. [ gasps ] and a breakout session on shoe storage. little advice -- the conv

about a quarter of the flights at boston logan have been canceled. they expect the faa will start limiting the flights that can arrive or depart from major airports during this stormle we're talking major hub cities like boston, new york philly and d.c. the cancellations are expected to ripple across the country. delta tells us that the winds can get strong enough planes won't be able to get off at points or they won't be able to use the de-icing. that could lead to additional delays and cancellations. the airlines have issue edd cancellation waivers. this is a serious storm. alex? >> kris, thanks. danielle niles of our boston station wbz is watching the storm. good morning. >> good morning. it's going to be huge from the coast of new england to north carolina. scattered to numerous outages and hurricane-force winds. that wind is going to build the seas. 20 to 40 feet later on today and tonight just off the coastline. this storm is going to change the coastline of new england with moderate to major coastal flooding with multiple tide cycles. the impr

precausion and had law enforcement on campus. ( darya ) and threatening graffiti was also found at james loganol in union city. this is a picture of the graffiti. it was found in a bathroom it says that somebody is going to shoot up the school. the school was briefly locked down after the graffiti was found. the school says they do not believe that the threat is credible and that school will resume as normal today. ( james ) classes are canceled at martinez junior high school... after a threatening message was written on a bathroom wall. the school district says someone threatened to shoot up the school. the district says it is working with police to find the person responsible. they also say this is ánotá a credible threat... but out of an abundance of caution -- classes and after school activities are canceled. ( darya ) san francisco police say two people were hurt during a home invasion. it happened in the oceanview neighborhood near 280. police say three armed men broke into the apartment around 11 o'clock wednesday night and held three people at gunpoint. two of the victims were pistol-w

down wasn't all and or the rushing roland as another of logan's attractions to the steam train has travelledthe narrow gauge track since eight hundred ninety five at a pace more leisurely and then its name implies. one of the places that i wasn't the whole intake is to go on it's hunting lodge. the building in italian renaissance style dates from the nineteenth century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. bismarck is said to have climbed to one hundred fifty steps in its tower to enjoy the view. seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late nineteenth century. former villages like bins developed into the fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent bill is near the beach. leming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in eighteen seventy bins had a total of eighty vacationers nowadays you can add over half a million to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because as you can see in the low season things are just like back

just got word from a couple of schools out there in logan township.hey are closed this morning, they were on delay. but they're closed this morning, so dealing with this wet soggy snow on the power lines, in fact, just pulling up here on 130, we will check in with these crews that bob heist been telling but, 130 and 73 here, they're repairing these power lines and see what they are up against all morning long. state of emergency here in new jersey. we'll update you in just a bit. back to you in the studio, mike, al next. >> thank you very much. oh, somebody drink some cocoa right now, because the fat man that's his handle says my collar popped out. >> oh, okay. popped. >> thank you for that. our drinking game this morning, it is just cocoa, coffee. >> or juice. >> or snug well one of our babies, what one of our viewers, not getting out of bed, watching the tv. what i'm doing right now. >> thanks for sends that. cute picture keep sending them use the hashtag #fox29snow so cute picture keep sending them use the hashtag #fox29snow so we new fast play gam

logan couture on the 1. sharks score five times in the second period. a perfect pass, 2 on 1. sharks cruise 7-2. >>> the nfl combine is this week. the 49ers, they got a bunch of needs. quarterback is not one of them. the jimmy garoppolo trade and subsequent five year $125 million contract made sure of that. it will make this off season a lot easier for 49ers brass. >> it will be nice in free agency when anybody going for it asks me who our quarterback is going to be, they know. that's nice. i don't have to always say, we'll have one, i promise. i just can't tell you. wait, we'll see. >> they have a good quarterback. steph curry, you know he loves golf. golf in your hotel room not recommended. this was the result today. glass everywhere. steph posted, when you feel like you're on the pga tour, you have to get some swings going in the hotel room. he added, #idiot. the official pga tour account replied, golf is hard. and clean-up is