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it's a very close call for areas like long island, new york city and philadelphia and washington, d.c i have it mostly being a miss with a big hit out on long island and right along the coastal areas of maryland and delaware. out of cape cod, could pick up a foot of snow, boston to atlantic city around 3 to 5 inches. i don't think we're going to get anything from d.c. to the new york corridor. thankfully it's happening on the weekend. >> bill is getting ready to work some overtime tomorrow. appreciate it. >> are republicans really trying to jam through an unprecedented numbers nominations this weekend? we'll fact check that coming up next. and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical hel

city. the long island railroad train crashed into a platform in brooklyn during the morning rush and 100 people were treated for minor injuries. >>> the coast guard says there are no reports of pollution as a result of an oil platform burning off the coast of louisiana. four people were evacuated and rescued by a supply vessel and no reports of any injuries into a pregnant woman and her husband went to a car dealership for an oil change and left with a newborn baby. they were at a nissan dealer in the pittsburgh suburbs. sherman was using the restroom when realized she was suddenly in labor. >> i was getting ready to come out and decided that -- something wasn't right. so i sat back down and that is when i discovered that i was having a baby and so i delivered her myself -- >> sherman had help from another customer that happened to be a registered nurse and a 911 dispatcher walked them through what to do after the delivery and the family is now back home and grateful for everybody's help. >>> good they get the oil cha e chang changed? >> a new device for moms that could help with breast pumping

they i should a hurricane force warning for long island north of new york city for 70-mile an hour.otentially damaging winds are expected gusting 50 to 60 miles per hour. you'll see treats down at some point during the afternoon. probably see power lines as well, it will make for difficult travel conditions in the city of philadelphia. the winds are lighter, but strong for this part of the county. for today, mostly cloudy and miserable. areas of fog and drizzle. 52 degrees is the forecasted high, hour by hour, lots of fog to start, cloudy with an isolated shower and drizzle during the afternoon, 50 degrees by 3:00 p.m. overnight tonight, the main event arrives closer to dawn after midnight, becoming winds, rain and drizzle, 40 degrees outlying suburbs, 43 for center city. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, stays mild until we get to next weekend, fog and drizzle today, 52. at least it's not snowing, we were gearing up for the blizzard of 2016 the same time last year, maybe that will put a smile on your face, right? monday, windswept rain, 44. tuesday, morning rain, 46. we

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city. long island railroad officials say a train has gone off the tracks in the area of atlantic avenue andlashes avenue. the new york fire department says there are more than 100 people injured. ofvy smog is covering 1/3 the cities in china, the concentration of the most dangerous type of pollution was 20 tons the recommended limit. hundreds of airline flights have been delayed or canceled. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. let's get back to europe's economy, inflation accelerating in december. rising 1.1ices percent year on the year, topping estimates after a gain of 6/10 of 1% in december. us in new york, danny blanchflower, dartmouth college professor, former member of the boe. great to see you, happy new year. >> heavy new year to you. inflation to me about in the eurozone. still far too far away from the ecb's target? hawkshing will stop the saying it is time to raise rates. they have been saying that for years. the reality is that inflation is still benign, and we've got

looking into why a commuter train was traveling erratically when it crashed in new york city this week. a long islandailroad train slammed into the end of a platform in brooklyn wednesday morning. ntsb said the train changed speeds 3 minutes before the crash, accelerating and decelebrating -- decceleratering. >>> a man temperatures to burglarize a spy shop that sells of all things surveil answer cameras. ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal, or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ from santander bank. we have your fingerprints soon the safe., a photo of you opening the safe. a post using the hashtag "#justrobbedthesafe" so, what are we supposed to think? switching to geico could save you a bunch of money on car insurance. excellent point. case dismissed. geico. because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance woo! because saving fifteen percent or more on car insurance is always a great answer. >>

just moved into the area from new york city/long island.e why you decided to come down. >> i decided to come over here because the rent is cheaper and it's for stable for me and my family. >> reporter: if donald trump signs executive orders about building a wall along the southern border, about closing off funding to sanctuary cities. obviously, this community has been divided over the years because of immigration, are you finding that there's tension over it? >> most of it, yeah, most of it racist and other. but we've had people come in that we have trouble. >> reporter: what do you want to say to americans who say this is about time that an american president voiced some really strong opinions and positions about cracking down on people who are here without proper documentations? >> i think it's very disappointing. because a lot of people come and do their own jobs, make a living with our own family and people and kids they have to support back home. >> reporter: good luck with the business. we had customers earlier. and dald trump carrie

city bob brooks. jim. >> let's switch to walter perez on long beach island in ship bottom. walter what about flooding off the bay. >> reporter: what a difference an hour makes. life look at long beach boulevard. the winds have died down just aish will. at 5 o'clock we were on central avenue where there was some flooding and the back bay there was on the brink of overflowing. we had to move the truck, though, to long beach boulevard because that part of central avenue is now under water. and as you can see, this road is not doing well, either. before that the city rain arrived strong winds were already whipping along long beach island. some heel who live and work here took time to check things out along the beach and hope for the best. >> i'm worried about the flooding that's probably going get in the next day over here and the wind is just unbelievable. i got pelted with sand and water. >> reporter: the good news is a local official says they're only expecting minor to moderate flooding across most of lbi but joe valio says he's not going to rest until this system moves out

heaviest has just shifted north, that plume of rain starting to pivot around i am agoing new york city, long island and certainly impacting central new jersey and the philadelphia area. you cane this big massive yellow right here moving through camden, gloucester counties now over lower bucks, northeast philadelphia, seeing soaking rain long i-95 corridor, are slow travel, conditions, you can see the yellow and orange, embedded, in this, and, you can see it is very heavy, it does include center city, including burlington, new jersey, trenton new jersey in herser county and portions of lower bucks and montgomery counties, as we speak. the throughout the rest of tonight the we can expect pockets of heavier rain through next couple of hours moving through south jersey, moving through our thort and western suburbs. we have already had reports of freezing rain in the poconos and that will continue through tonight, we will eventually see rain change over to snow, sleet, ice, leading to very hazardous travel conditions from the poconos down into portions of the extreme northern and lehigh valley we could

city. long beach island. may's landing is close to the six inch area. further inland, jackson, woodland, tabernacle, in the two to four inch. and then further to the west, gloucester city, mount laurel in the one to three inches while philadelphia, chester radner in the one inch category. and very little to no accumulation in potts town and collegeville and up toward allentown. and very little in the wilmington and newark areas too in southern chester county that got significant snow with that system last night. and in the central delaware, it's going to be quite variable as well. now, the temperatures are not variable. the wind is not going to be that variable. it's just going to get colder and colder. here we are saturday night. we go from feels like temperatures of 10 down to single digits. and then even potentially below zero. is the way it's going to feel in parts of the area by sunday morning. >> hurricane, thank you. >>> we dream about meeting our favorite athletes. for many of us, it never happens. >> for one local soccer fan his dream came true.

island. a city long known for being a center of gay culture. he was "frivolously dancing, in walks a dude from new york who was a member of act up, wearing a leather jacket that says "don't tread on me." it was a defining moment for me. it was all about gay empowerments, about not getting messed with, and about the importance ofhe addressing an existential crisis head on. i moved to new york the next year." from the height of the hiv-aids epidemic and even today, gay bars and nightclubs play a crucial role in the lives of lgbtq americans. author andrew sullivan remembered ease and dignity had seemed incompatible with my gayness until my sweaty june bar visit sent me on a new path, one that would lead me to marrying, my husband, having our children, and becoming an activist for lgbtq rights. cnn anchor don lemon remembers, i was deeply closeted in college. everybody was. it was the 1980's, it was the south, and people did not come out then as quickly as they do now. after i finally built up the liquid courage to do it, to go to a gay bar in bato

city. the long island railroad train hit a bumping track and the train went up and over the track. passengers were shocked. >> all of a sudden, it just was a big boom! boom! and it just -- it just threw us out of our seats. >> reporter: more than a hundred people were hurt inside the atlantic terminal in brooklyn. none seriously. >>> today's derailment comes four months after the new jersey transit train crashed into the hoboken terminal after going over a bumper block. one woman was killed and more than a hundred hurt. >>> philadelphia police want to know who shot and killed a man inside his apartment in holmesburg. the victim's girlfriend came home and found him dead in a bedroom around 10:00 last night. investigators say a separate bedroom appears to have been ransacked. no signs of a break in. the girlfriend said the victim sometimes leaves the door unlocked. >>> atlantic city mayor is laying it on the table when it comes to the state of the struggling shore town. the message in his annual state of the city address resiliency. with the state take over, the city's finances are c

city. the long island railroad commuter train jumped the tracks as it pulled into a station in brooklyn. the new york fire department says none of the injuries are life threatening and tracy brown was a passenger. >> i don't know what happened. all i just know was a big like -- it was like explosion or something. it was just bad. >> it was total chaos. smoke on the train. and we were just sitting there in had shock. >> video and photos from social media show shattered glass and broken seats inside one of the train cars. the train crashed through a barrier and a small room at the end of the cause under investigation. >>> president obama making a rare visit to capitol hill to try to save his signature law. the affordable care act. but the fight is not going to be easy. president-elect donald trump is vowing to keep his campaign promise of repealing and replacing the healthcare law. they may be outnumbered. democrats are vowing to fight for obamacare. >> united in our opposition to these republican attempts to make america sick again. >> obamacare has failed. and it has been rejected by the

he arrived at an airport in long island overnight and taken to a new york city lockup set to appear in court later today. a former drug chief calls this a milestone. >> i was on the job for 32 years. this is the best day of my life. he's responsible for more deaths, far more deaths than al qaeda or bin laden ever in my opinion and this is a great day for the good guys on both sides of the border. >> guzman famously pulled off two dramatic escapes from mexican prisons including this one in 2015 captured on surveillance video. law enforcement officials insist it will not happen here. >>> the search for survivors under way at a mountain resort buried by an avalanche in central italy. but hope is fading as rescuers have found no signs of life. at least 30 people are believed to be trapped. two bodies have been recovered and two more located in the snow. four powerful earthquakes on wednesday may have triggered that avalanche. >>> when we come back, the glitz and glamour after the oath. details on tonight's three inaugural balls for soon-to-be president donald trump. >>> this is not what yo

have some decent-sized rain drops happening at the shore here, atlantic city getting some heavier rain along with long beach island. the back edge of this is back in ohio. so there is life at the end -- light at the end of the tunnel. as we go through the evening, we have some more showers coming through, but it's not that large area of rain that you're seeing right now across the area. by tomorrow things are basically dry. could still be a little damp first thing with a little bit of fog, but we're dry during the day wednesday, we're dry thursday, then here comes the next system on friday, inauguration day. now, this is not a big storm. it's not heavy rain, but it does look like there will be some rain around for the inauguration during the afternoon. forecast temperature, though, pretty mild and mild in the days going up to that as well. now, tonight across our area, temperatures are low in allentown at 35, but at least it's above freezing in the pocon poconos, freezing fog going on. see widespread showers around, even 11:00. when we go to 6:00 in morning we're not seeing these raindrops. we can have delays due

city. these are pictures coming in from brooklyn, new york. there, a commuter train on the long islandhave been reported so far. clearly it will cause problems with the commute into new york city. those trains on the long island railroad come into penn station right here in the heart of manhattan, but again, a long island railroad commuter train derailing in brooklyn, injuries reported here in new york city. fox business will be carrying more information on this as the morning moves ont there's so much to cover and i thank morgan, and kevin, and lee carter for being here, takely talking about repealing and replacing obamacare, that's front and center today. guess what? front and center right now, stuart varney and "varney & company" you're up, stuart. stuart: thank you very much indeed. obamacare's death spiral begins. and so does a desperate attempt to save at least some of it. good morning, everyone. this is something we've hardly ever seen, barack obama pays a visit to capitol hill. he's there to rally democrats. save obamacare. vice-president elect mike pence will also be there, ra

the most famous and largest example of the postwar suburbs was in levittown in long island, 25 miles east of new york cityere abraham levitt and his two sons bought 4000 acres of potato farm in 1946 and eventually build 17,000 houses. they do so in a way that is reminiscent of mass production. as you can see here. non-unionized workers would go from house to house and do the same task, often times very minute, over and over again. they really helped revolutionize the building process. as you can see from this aerial image, they had precut lumber that came from the levitt farms. they made these concrete slabs don't cashrt and dumped the material out and they would quickly build a house. they were able to build a house at a rate exceeding 150 per week. the result is that the houses were very affordable because they were built so quickly. the earliest model sold for $7,900. it is hard to do economic comparisons to today, but it would probably be something like $85,000, $90,000 in today's money. it became very affordable for people in the middle class. people start moving in in 1947 to houses that look like t

strathmere, atlantic city is in the six inch plus, long beach island. galloway, still in the six inch plus, close enough to the storm itself. then it goes down for tabernacle two to four inches. trenton in the one inch area, so is philadelphia and ragner and west chester. that is in the one inch. and then further to the north and west it's basically nothing. the highest impact, of course, at the jersey shore in delaware beaches. moderate to high. the accumulations are big, a little bit of wind, too. it's going to last for many hours and the impact is, of course, lower the further north and west you go. this will be a big impact item too. this is the way it's going to feel as we go through saturday, generally in the 10-15 range. then by later saturday night, sunday morning, we're closer to zero, some cases possibly below zero. and even sunday afternoon, a lot of these places are feeling like the single digits. i mean, this is a brutal weekend all the way through. and into monday it's going to be cold, too. later next week, it warms up as you can see in y

long island. >> i was dressed before any of you because i came from the city out to long island earlier this morning eating, talking with viewers who love trump. what fires you up about donald trump? >> the optimism. he's optimistic, we're excited, i haven't felt this way in eight years. >> and cruz. >> he's going to make america great again. >> so the slogan is going to come true when donald trump gets the chance, these two are fired up. also their 15-year wedding anniversary, and they're sharing it with us on fox and friends. i've been enjoying having breakfast with them all morning. >> very good. pete, thanks. that's live out at marines kitchen. thank you very much. also earlier pete showed us that they have the holy canoli on the menu board up there. some italian you are. nugget. clayton: it' ainsley: it's stuffed filling, many people have e-mailed and said the main filling is. ainsley: what? steve: take a guess. a lot of people sa say ricotta. right off camera, she's going like this. ainsley: here's the thing, though. >> my husband's half italian. steve: that doesn't count. ainsley: you're, lik

city. they said 104 people were hurt when a long island railroad train derailed.s. >>> and ntsb investigators expect to be on the scene for several days. a cause of the crash won't be determined until after they leave. >>> things are getting more serious between prince harry and his girlfriend megan markal. he has met with her father. her father is extremely proud of his daughter. the royal meeting seems to have taken place during one of the prince's visits to toronto, canada. that's where markal lives and works. >>> a close encounter with a rabid bobcat. it goes after a wildlife officer, just totally pouncing on him right there. the bobcat got into the home through an open front door in north port, florida. but wouldn't leave. the animal was removed and put down. it tested positive for rabies, so another bobcat attack took place nearby just days ago. a rabies alert is in effect for venice and north port. >>> if you shop at whole foods have you seen "hamilton"? >> it's the peak -- >> have you seen that or have you shopped there? well, you've finally made it. >> i

long island and moving away. and still a few bands of showers beginning to weaken from wrightstown to surf city and hammonton getting foot action as the storm lifts out. temperature-wise show another mild day, philadelphia 42 degrees down from the high of 46, 6 degrees above normal. allentown and trenton 40. wilmington 42 and atlantic city 41 degrees. this has been the trend all month. looking at january temperatures allentown running more than 6 degrees above normal. philadelphia trenton and wilmington and atlantic city. close to 5 degrees above north carolinaal. we keep the mild air here the next two days and temperatures step down toward the weekend. and wind speeds windy sustained around 20 miles per hour. and 17 in philadelphia and wilmington 24 and sea isle city 13 and coming down from yesterday yesterday wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour from the nor'easter that continues to churn. satellite 6 along with action radar showing there is that storm system pushing up to the north and east. if you look at western pennsylvania we see breaks in the clouds high pressure is building in from the south tomorrow and will

but on new york's long island, a remind that winter weather can actually be fun. >> in new york city, some parts of brooklyn and queens got about 7 inches and here in central park, about five inches fell and elaine, that is just enough for a snowball or two. >> tony dokoupil, tony, thanks. >> the transition of power continues in washington d.c. this week. congress will begin confirmation hearings for key members of president-elect trump's administration. and president obama gives his farewell address to the nation from chicago. here's errol barnett. >> republican leaders said president-elect donald trump's cabinet will be approved despite delays in submitting background paperwork. >> all of these little procedural complaints are related to their frustration. in having not only lost the white house but having lost the senate. >> trump's choice for attorney general, senator jeff sessions and his pick for secretary of state, exxon mobil ceo rex tillerson are two of the seven cabinet nominees to face confirmation hearings this week. >> we confirm seven cabinet appointments the day preside

at the height of the storm here in new york city, about an inch of snow was coming down per hour. on long island, as much as a foot of snow could fall. >> reporter: i'm carter evans in northern california where crews near lake tahoe are scrambling to clear the four feet of snow that already fell this week. later tonight, they're expecting a swawld atmospheric river from the pacific to deliver a deluge of warm rain. >> eight inches of rain in 36 hours on top of this snowpack, it could all melt at once once. we cooch tsunamis up he were. >> reporter: along the coastal mountainmountains in santa cruze openers have sging ahead of the expected flood and smud slides. forecasters are calling for up to one foot of rain to fall here. in just a couple of hours, the water here could be 10 feet over my head. the concern is this river won't be able to hand all the snow melt in addition to the massive rainfall, and, reena, that could put homes like this ones in jeopardy. >> ninan: mark strassmann, kenneth craig, and carter evans, thank you. meteorologist molly rosenblatt is tracking the storm at wcco in minne

investigators trying to find out why a crowded long island rather train crash at the end of platform as it pulled into major transportation hub in new york city the rush-hour train crashed as it entered a determinedly in brooklyn yesterday intrigued about 100 people. ntsb officials say it could take three to seven days to investigate the scene before they determine what caused the accident. >> fortunately everybody was okay. two up two down in a show. a 1.5% gain in hong kong for the hang seng. and china's shanghai composite gained two tenths of 1%. services pmi number coming in at the best level since the summer of 2015. the something .4% in south korea because they done to tenths of 1%. nicole: in europe, a screen early in the morning of financial technology under some pressure. the ftse was the best of the bunch at the up and trying to give it a go up nearly two tenths of 1%. the dax up one 10th of 1% in germany and the cac flipped to the positive. not even one full point. lauren: u.s. stock market futures searching for direction today aside point. less than 33 points away from a new record close on the 50th point shy of the 20,000 milesto

ashley: it's not into new york city, it's into brooklyn. a long islandailroad, the atlantic terminal. as you can see from pictures outside, latest reports from 18 to 20 people injured. we don't know the extent of those injuries, but this happening earlier this morning. as you can see in brooklyn. so we'reeeping an eye on that. stuart: go the-- got it. moments ago i said this market wants to go up. we're not quite at 20,000. but in 25 minutes we are going to open higher, up maybe 30 points. more on that in a second. look at the price of oil, 52 52.42. the big news in the oil market is not crude, it's gasoline, is keeps going up about a penny a day recently and more increases in the gas price are expected. again, more on that for you in just a moment. come on in, please, james freeman, wall street journal editorial page writer. do you agree with me, mr. freeman, this market just-- here is your chance to disagree. >> okay. stuart: am i right? does this market just wants to go up? >> investors want it to go up. the reason is we're getting into earnings seaso

investigators are looking into the cause of a serious long island railroad derailment in new york city earlier today. more than 100 people were injured. >>> meantime parts of the south are still cleaning up after a string of deadly tornadoes ripped across the alabama coast. >> and mortgage applications tumbling a full 12% last week. refinancings were the bulk of that. release the latest fed meeting minutes were out in just under one hour from now. we begin with the markets and this seemingly internal hunt for dow 20,000. i love melissa's stat about the first back-to-back gains to start the new year, bob. but is anybody buying into this? >> yes, they are. let's look at the dow movers today, brian. buy the losers and sell the winners at the beginning of the year. they're buying everything, though. home depot and nike were l laggards last year. goldman sachs are also up on the year. johnson & johnson lagging but you get the point. they're buying a lot of things. laggards, hope you were listening to phil lebeau. gm hit the ball out of the ballpark here. ford was also up. they thautd they w

inch of rain and so we continue to see the heavier rain in parts of long beach island but it's no longer heavy rain down toward atlantic city like it was earlier. the combination of heavy rain right at the time of high tide that never works out well and that's why you're seeing such flooding. you can see this swirl down here. this is the core of the system that caused all the tornadoes down south and that is dragging more moisture right up at us. this is coming later tonight and into tomorrow morning. the northeast wind gusting still 43 miles an hour in atlantic city, 44 in wildwood, the peak gust was 63 miles an hour earlier and the moderate coastal flooding has occurred across much of the coast and we've been telling you about for days now. we passed the high tide but the back bay flooding occurs a couple hours later. so that's still going on in places like atlantic city and another 12 hours from now pretty much the same thing. >> let's take a live look at conditions in krm. wind speeds here they reached 60 miles an hour at the shore. let's get to cydney long live in atlantic city. >> i know you've been showing us floodin

places like plymouth, you saw 17. 19 inches of snow yesterday in new york city, especially more as you got out towards long island. that cold weather is here to stay, so we're talking about the snow staying on the ground for some time. let's go to the other coast. we have the golden globes out ther . good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist krystal klei. going to be a very cold one. feeling like two degrees at 10:00 a.m., only up to near ten degrees in the early afternoon and seven degrees by 5:00. we will see increasing clouds as we move later in the day as well. take a look at the suburbs, one degree still at 10:00 a.m., cold single digits throughout in the lehigh valley. close to 10 this afternoon. snow will remain on the ground. >> so good news,, golden globes are tonight. the rain is supposed to hold off, hopefully until after the show. >> stick around, if you will, for the highs and lows of the week, including an incredible high wire rescue on a chairlift with life and death seconds ticking away. >>> plus, the official death of the dab. how house speaker paul ryan put the dance move to bed forever. >>> a

. >>> a train derailed in new york city and injured more than 100 people, the long island railroad tradewas sash train was sash train was packed with customers and it's on the train off the track and passengers went through the compartment. at least one dozen people were taken to the hospital but so far the most serious injury appears to be a broken leg. >>> it was off the track, it was in the air. >> you had to jump down to the platform to get through the train.>>> passengers were helping passengers. >> they were, new york was helping new york. >>> federal investigators headed to the scene and there is no word as to if speed caused the crash. >>> authorities say they have identified the gunman in the new yorker stay attack in hisà new year's dayÃnew year's day attack in turkey. correspondent greg has more. >>reporter: for the first time since the new year's nightclub attack that killed 39 people in his temple, turkey's president is reassuring his nation that the country will not surrender to terrorism.>>reporter: is a president of all the 79 million citizens it's my duty to protect ever

city at this hour. a commuter train crashd this morning, more than 100 people have within injured. the long island railroad train crash nood a bumper at the enof the track at the atlantic terminal during the morning rush. 600 people were on board at the time and 103 were hurt. none of the injuries were considered life-threatening. these pictures show the damage from inside of the train. you see the seats are dislodged and debris is everywhere. witnesses say the train was going faster than usual when it approached the station. >> it was off the track and in the air. >> and you had to jump down to the platform to get off the train. >> the federal railroad administration is looking into the crash and we'll have more the next half hour and later beginning at "action news" at 4:00. >>> back in this area philadelphia police labeled the death of a man in the holmesburg section as suspicious. they found him dead his bedroom and don't know what led up to the shooting. annie mccormick is live with more on the investigation. >> reporter: rick, still a lot of questions. at this point homicide investigators ar

city. more than 100 people suffered minor injuries when the long island, bahamas, railroad train hit a bumpn block at a brooklyn station. investigators say it isn't clear if the rates malfunctioned or if it was caused by human error. i am jackie ibanez, now back to "hannity" for all of your headlines log onto fox news.com fox news.com. >> we published emails that shows podesta responding to a phishing email. now, how did they respond? podesta gave out his password, which was the word password. his own staff said this email that you received? this is totally legitimate. this is something a 14-year-old kid could have hacked. >> sean: sad we don't have cyber security. that was julian assange, talk about the lack of security that was with the clinton campaign. following my one on one exclusive interview with the wikileaks founder. president-elect trump tweeted out... he also said russians did not give him the information. we continue with former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, you told me you watched the interview. i wish i the time to air more, we have at least 40 minutes more. we will ai

snow in d.c., new jersey and philadelphia, new york city and heavy amounts of snow across eastern long island and eastern new england and this thing gets out of here by tonight. before it does that we could see in some spots a foot of snow from virginia beach, virginia, all the way up through cape cod and in some cases blizzard conditions as well. the storm rolls up the east coast we go to raleigh, north carolina where abc's adrienne bankert is this morning. good morning, adrienne. >> reporter: good morning, rob. yes, a mix of snow and freezing rain and with temperatures the lowest of the season, another concern, freezing or bursting pipes. windchills expected in the single digits through the weekend. overnight, millions of americans in major cities from the southeast to the mid-atlantic getting slammed by a winter storm. a dangerous messy mix of snow, sleet and ice. >> as soon as you hit the brakes i go to sliding all over the place. >> reporter: blizzard conditions in virginia beach, snow blanketing the oceanfront. high winds gusting up to 25 miles per hour blowing these palm trees. in nash

the long island railroad train slammed into a new york city train station yesterday. more than 100 people were hurt. the worst injury is believed to be a broken leg. michelle miller is inside the atlantic terminal in brooklyn with the focus of the investigation. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that is track six where the crash actually took place. the ntsb has recovered the train's event data recorder. that should give them information about how fast the train was traveling as well as its braking system. we should note the ntsb plans to interview three of the crew members including the engineer to find out exactly what went wrong. >> our mission is to understand not just what happened, but why it happened. >> reporter: ntsb investigators say long island railroad train 2817 failed to stop as it rolled into brooklyn's busy atlantic terminal on wednesday morning. >> it was going faster than normal because i take this train every day. as soon as i said that in my mind, that's when the impact happened. >> reporter: more than 400 passengers were aboard th

city station. emergency responders navigating dazed passengers and broken glass to get to the injured inside. the long island commuter train was carrying 430 people when it smashed into a bumper block, causing the front car of the train to derail. >> it was going faster than normal. >> reporter: the impact throwing passengers to the ground. >> thankfully, i was still seated and bags went flying. >> reporter: leaving more than 100 people hurt. you can see the road here shut down. emergency responders using this area as a triage to treat those injured before taking them to the hospital. some of the wounded carried away on gurneys into dozens of waiting ambulances. fortunately, the injuries were minor, but it was a close call. this comes not long after hoboken, nrew jersey, and one woman died. >> this is minor compared to hoboken. but why did the operator not stop the train before it hit the block? >> the governor talking about the operator there. eva joining us live from the scene, and they are going to turn to the eng meineer tonight? >> reporter: that's correct. and federal investigators are on the scene, an

long way to go, both here and across the caribbean. still, as the commonest and run island slowly opens up, bilateral trade would be a start. hull has started its year as the uk citygramme. at this afternoon's opening event, eight city—centre buildings will be turned into giant screens which will be used to retell the city's history. here's our arts correspondent, colin paterson. after three years of planning and preparation, the waiting is over. hull is the uk's city of culture. one of its most famous residents can hardly contain himself. it's lifted up the spirits of people. you can rebuild and regenerate and build the confidence of the people by culture, and the city of culture is what is now happening to hull. £32 million is being spent on a year—long programme of events which includes hosting the turner prize. what are you hoping the city of culture will achieve for hull? i want nationally and internationally people to see that this is a fantastic city with great stories, great people, and a lot to offer. because every city deserves its moment in the limelight. and 2017 is ours. it all starts at 4pm this afternoon, when buildings will be used as giant screens

look at the scene moments after a train derailed in new york city at the height of the morning's rush hour. >> authorities say the long island railroad train hit a bumping block at the end track. the train went up and over the track. more than a hundred people were hurt inside atlantic terminal in brooklyn. the most serious injury was a broken leg. the terminal where it happened is beneath a shopping mall in downtown brooklyn and across the street from the bar clay's center. >>> the lehigh valley farm is smoldering this afternoon after a massive fire burned across the property. >> growers are cleaning up and salvaging any plant in this case can -- plants they can ahead of the busy spring season. >> reporter: typically during the winter lull, farm hands and growers will be harvesting bulbs getting lilies and tulips ready for the easter rush. instead the folks are cleaning up from a devastating fire. >> it was like a raging inferno. >> more than the worst inside a planting and shipping warehouse. >> in there were millions, probably, of bulbs for easter that were growing. so those are all gone. >> reporter: nobody was injured a

significant slow for long island and boston a foot possible across the here in atlanta, all you need is an inch to shut this city? >> all right, rob, we appreciate it. >>> when we come back here, the deadly plane crash. the miracle story now emerging. the baby that survived. >>> the new headline tonight involving a disturbing case in chicago. what the judge said today to the four suspects accused of streaming a bual attack on facebook. >>> and then, the famous faces saying one last good-bye to a mother and daughter so devoted to eachor. you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia should not be used in patients with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. tell your doctor if you have a history of pancreatitis. which may

city. a commuter train derailed during the morning rush hour in new york, injuring more than 100 people. the long islandarrived at the atlantic terminal in brooklyn. the fire department says the injuries were not life—threatening. a court in south carolina has begun a hearing to decide whether the white supremacist, dylann roof, should receive the death penalty for the murder of nine black churchgoers in charleston in 2015. last month he was found guilty of all 33 hate charges against him. sarah corker reports. prosecutors say mass murderer dylann roof has shown no remorse for a racially motivated attack that shocked the us. at charleston court house, a jury will now decide if he should be executed or sentenced to life in prison. the 22—year—old shot dead 9 black worshippers during a bible study session in june 2015. roof is representing himself in court and said he plans to call no witnesses. here you have one side fighting and the other side sleeping so there is no way you can get a just result. he's not going to give him any reasons to spare his life. in his opening statement, roof said "there is not

city. it just didn't stop. more than 100 commuters were hurt when their train crashed in brooklyn this morning. passengers on the long island railroad train say there was a loud bang and then a jolt that sent people flying. >> smoke specificking? >> yes there was -- smoke and everything? >> yes there was smoke, we had to open the windows to ge >> how did you get out? >> i walked out and can t doors opened -- the doors opened and i walked out. >> this latest crash comes on the heels of several other train derailments in new york city, new jersey and the tristate area over the last few months. >>> good afternoon and thank you for joining us at noon. i'm andrea roane. well, waste nothing time, republicans in the house are gosh wasting no time, republicans in the house are getting to work. vice president-elect mike pence is back on the hill today. and as weijia jiang reports, president obama is doing the same thing with senate democrats as he fighting to preserve the -- fights to preserve the signature health care legislation. >> reporter: president obama made a rare visit to capitol hill this morning. hashing out a plan with c

. >>> now to developments in new york city where authorities say more than 100 people suffered minor injuries when a long island commuter train hit a bumper block in a station in brooklyn. those bumpers keep trains from going past the end of the track. it was pi pierced the bottom of the train and the wheels wound upcoming up. several windows and doors were shattered. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. we'll have new reaction coming up in the next half hour for you. >>> today metro announced its biggest system closure so far and of all times it's happening over super bowl weekend. no trains will run between foggy bottom and eastern market the first weekend in february. crews will be work on the track fixing ceiling tile. but metro will offer shuttle buses to help offset the inconvenience. the announcement comes on the heels of the fancy new ad maybe you've seen it, it promises that the agency is working to earn back your trust with the slow gap getting back to good. transportation reporter adam tuss confirmed the ad cost metro $400,000. but i just retweeted his reporting that that money only r

city electric and already almost 1500 customers are in the dark right now. the majority of them are in long beach township and beach haven on long island. posted and monitor the conditions along the coast. live in west wildwood. >>> thanks. let's talk more about the stormy weather that means losing your electricity. showing scattered outages. just checked the companies bracing for a rough day. we're also tracking possible flight delays at flee international. look at airport now where rain and fog delayed flights by about an hour yesterday. be sure to check the status of your flight before leaving for the airport. >>> the storm system hitting our region today killed 18 people and caused major damage in the south. this video shows a tornado in georgia. one that tore through communities there over the weekend. storm destroyed trailer homes. brought downpour lines and uprooted trees. >>> first alert meengt bill henley and krystal klei will be back in just a moment with the updated and accurate forecast. be sure to have free nbc 10 app through the day. track the storm and impact on the area. radar alerts and customizable neighborhood forecas

city. a commuter train derailed during the morning rush hour in new york, injuring more than 100 people. the long islandinal in brooklyn. the fire department says the injuries were not life—threatening. the german prosecutor's office has confirmed the detention of a second tunisian suspect in connection with the attack on a berlin christmas market, which left twelve people dead. officials say the man had dinner and talked intensively with the killer, anis amri, at a restaurant in berlin on the evening before the attack. a court in south carolina has begun a hearing to decide whether the white supremacist, dylann roof, should receive the death penalty for the murder of nine black churchgoers in charleston in 2015. last month he was found guilty of all 33 hate charges against him. sarah corker reports. prosecutors say mass murder rap dyla nn prosecutors say mass murder rap dylann roof has shown no remorse for a racially motivated at tak that shocked the us. —— massmurderer rough. the court will now decide whether he should be sentenced to life in prison. he shot 39 black worshippers in 2015. he is represe

city island is a fishing village turned what? a parking lot for pleasure boats and a longe. >> desus says this place, and desus is always right. >> how far from the neighborhood by car? >> by car? 15, 20 minutes. >> 20 minutes? >> seems like a world away. >> yeah, i want to buy some nautical bric-a-brac while i'm here. >> this is new york city? >> this is cape cod in the bronx. >> you get here, and oh, the beach is closed for medical waste. it's not a day that you don't go in the water and come out with a maxi pad stuck to you. >> you were here yesterday? >> i was here yesterday, for my sister's graduation. every time you have an event of note in the bronx, you have to come celebrate here. >> i noticed all the big catering halls. >> if you get married, arraigned. the baby's not yours. you come here. >> seashore restaurant. a massive fish factory, having started my cooking career in one just like it. i'm also a sentimental fool, and i love this kind of thing. steamers, the true taste of childhood. boiled striper and snow crab and a nice cold beer, yes, thank you, desus. >>