guest: the chairman of the committee is a main street member. host: is it only the planned parenthood aspect, or as far as subsidy changes, other aspects or concerns other? guest: they are still working through all of that. it has just really come to the forefront in the last 24 hours. members are talking about those details, and later today i will have a meeting with them to see where everybody falls in. host: to clarify, meeting with them -- who are the them? guest: main street. host: these other legislators. have they expressed with their thinking is? guest: so far there are some changes that are helpful. provisions we have to keep, like the pre-existing conditions and keeping your children on until they were 26. those were nonstarters. we had to have those. the american people keep went into those initiatives as the most important part of a.c.a. host: our guest is sarah chamberlain. you heard her talk about her group and issue represent. if you have questions for her -- is republicanmainstreet.org the website. before we go to calls, presiden

there is a water main break that has the gw parkway westbound shut down because of a water main break. you can see water is flowing onto the road. this is westbound entrance to the airport. crews have been working for the last hour or so to get the water shut off. slowing like it is down. if you look onto the bike path, you can still see all of the water. the bikes have been coming through all morning. inchesbout two or three of water. the good news is, the water is slowing down. that does not mean the road will open any time soon. it could take hours, 9, 10 hours to get a water main replace. you will experience a lot of delays, especially coming into the airport. the best bet is to go route one through crystal city. back to you in the studio. julie: southbound, delays are backing up street bridge. there is a second entrance you can exit from the parkway over to the airport. i suggest you do that or come through crystal city and stick with route 1. traveling out of alexandria northbound, you are not affected by this. your rants are open. northbound, there is a tractor-trailer crash. t

also, water main break i had mentioned, egg harbor city main street at philadelphia avenue. we put alternate in here southbound avenue probably your best bet. heads up on this. this happened about i would say probably about an hour ago. then we also have another accident haverford road, heads up on this, more to come in about ten to 15 minute, rahel, jim, over to you. >> for now we want to start with breaking news in the city mt. airy section. >> four people shot overnight on germantown avenue. let's get right out to "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo just got update from police, jan, what can you tell us? >> jim, rahel, good morning, we just spoke to philadelphia police they tell us a group of about 20 people just behind me here in mt. airy overnight at a bar and restaurant listening to music. when the restaurant closed around 2:00 a.m., the crowd spilled out into the street, a fight broke out, and then someone pulled out a gun. four people in all were shot including a woman who was bartending here overnight. police say she was trying to break up the fight when she was

main highways and things are fine and clear. this is i-95 approaching cottman southbound traffic headed toward center city. mostly dry. the i think on the shoulders on the ramps you need to be a little more careful on your highways. let's look at the big picture. no major issues. we still have that vehicle fire in lower merion so you want to watch for that on cherry lane at glen road. the flower show continues. people kind of skipping out yesterday you'll see more congestion there as people head to the flower show. in upper providence township montgomery county a disabled vehicle was cleared on old state road at meadow green drive. live here we had an accident on the ramp from norristown road to 309 northbound and the vehicle kind of spun out facing sideways. that accident is cleared but it's icy in that area. especially as you're exiting off the highway and you think things are going well you need to be real careful on those ramps, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> a tough morning at the bus stop today. the icy cold could feel even

blizzard warnings are posted from philadelphia to maine.ome areas of the northeast could see up to 2 feet of snow. overnight, slick conditions had crews responding to a massive crash in chicago. roughly 30 cars piled up on the city's kennedy expressway. rem snant remnants of the same system had drivers dealing with wisconsin with whiteout conditions triggering at least a dozen crashes. and shutting down the highways for six hours. >>> well, president trump is giving away his salary. and financial assistance for victims and responders in one of the country's worst mass shootings. those are some the headlines on the morning newsstands. >>> the orlando sentinel reports that florida will get an $8.5 million grant to help those affected by the pulse nightclub massacre. the federal funds to pay for grief counseling and an assistance center. >>> the morning call of pennsylvania says two former penn state officials admit failing to report filing allegations in the jerry sandusky scandal. tim kerley and gary schultz could face up to five years in in

my manager in the end said i am the main event. —— am i. the end said i am the main event. —— ami.i thee going to be the main event on showtime, the first woman to be on premium tv to be on. i said, ijust help the phone, like,... i was, be on. i said, ijust help the phone, like,... iwas, like, thinking to myself, aprilfools! that's what i was thinking! ijust a nswered that's what i was thinking! ijust answered laughing! happy indeed! —— ijust started laughing. england's billy vunipola is expected to start against scotland in rugby union's 6 nations on saturday after three months out with ligament damage. he's included in the 24—man training squad and eddiejones is expected to hand the number eight an immediate start. vunipola has been lined up to come straight back at the expense of nathan hughes. that is all we have time for. from me and all the sport today team. goodbye. hello there. good morning. tuesday was a decent day for the eastern side of the uk. we've seen more cloud, though, coming in from the west, and all our weather is coming in from off the atlantic at the moment, all thi

a water main break floods several homes in pittsburg.. ( mark ) and a bay area mother robbed at gunpoint while she was with her baby. we have video of the robbery and the men police are looking for. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( mark ) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... taking a live look outside right now at our 4 zone forecast camera network and overlooking all 4 zones...partly cloudy skies and some patchy fog to start. temperatures expected to get nice and warm this afternoon though. getting the kids ready for school...dress them in layers! they'll need a warm coat or sweater this morning but by lunchtime they'll be able to peel their layers off and wear short sleeves! it's going to be in the upper 60s to mid 70s around the bay area! no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from

these are live pictures from the main airport. this fall alaska airlines is adding non-stop flights to the new jersey and new york area and burbank. maryo mayor ry ck rcardo will them la. >>> there's no one in line. sunny skies ahead. you would think it is spring in the bay area. >> we have the time change this weekend. it will head like spring into the afternoon. low 70s with possibly upper 70s in the forecast as we head towards the weekend. we'll talk about that and the next chance of rain coming up at 4:46. >>> a live look at san jose. 101 moves well. i was tracking a wrong-way driver for 280 and 680, the overpass there. nothing shows up on our live reports. i'll let you know the developments reported by chp. >> tragedy to tell you about from guatemala where flames erupt at a children's shelter killing over a dozen people. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grains as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. ♪ in ever

and end with this crash route 202 northbound west main street. little bit of a slowdown on the northbound side. otherwise, you should be able to get by. more details on the rest of the roads when i come back in about ten. >> thank you, jessica. >>> students are attacked at a septa station. what start this had chaotic scene in center city. >>> smart devices are making local student's life difficult. >>> golfing with the garret. pro golfer takes a risky chance on the course. >>> septa police are investigating a fight between students at a sepcenter city se station. it happened yesterday at the septa station at broad and vine. we spoke to a parent of one of the victims. she said it began when her son and others tried to stop the teenagers from throwing ice. >> i was sick and disgusted, heartbroken. i couldn't even breathe, to be honest with you. i just -- the whole world stopped turning. >> the boy's mother went on to say her son walked away with bumps and bruises. overall, he's okay. another woman told us her son had to be checked out at the hospit

water main break impacted a four block. firefighters say when they arrived around 10:00 last night, the water main break was sending water into several streets near black diamond. it filled up four basements with water. belongings damaged affecting four houses and two apartment complexes. neighbors were devastated by the damage. workers their best to shut the water off and later turn it back on. >> we were just replacing a 12-inch water line last night. we put in seven feet of pipe. >> people had to be evacuated. >> my neighbors who are completely flooded out. everything is ruined. >> it took an hour and a half to turn the water off. then neighbors were without water three hours or so while crews repairs overnight. >>> getting to the bottom of communications breakdowns that led to entire neighborhoods being caught off guard by the coyote creek flooding. records confirm a lot of confusion between the city and the water district about flood levels and when residents should have been warned. >> all right. disturbing news for s

that is because of a water main break. several crews at that location sky fox on its way to check it out. we'll bren you a live view of that when it becomes available. crews are out there working hard. good news if you head out in old town alexandria north kings highway reopened southbound route 1. earlier crash involveing a car that hit a pole and all lanes reopened and red zone clears. residual delays left right now. outbound suitland parkway disabled vehicle blocking center lane after silver hill road and that's causing slow downs. inbound suitland parkway swramd a bit from alabama teev south capitol street and 270 southbound crashing on ramp to monday rose. traffic getting by opt ramp. slower than usual. things in montgomery county 270 southbound look going north of that point frederick you jam up 5 minute delay and 95 northbound in virginia haevdy this morning and the rest of your report looking good as we look wide at district of district of columbiaen maryland and virginia and eastbound 66 jamming up fall church and

, main street at philadelphia avenue, your alternate. southbound still your best bet. rahel, jim, back over to you. >> meisha, thank you. well, just two weeks until the rest of us get to see the beloved fairytale beauty and the beast, last night the stars got sneak peak at the hollywood premiere. plenty of a listers filled the theater in l.a. this was transformed to look as regal, says it was a true honor for her to bring its main chargers to life. >> loved it. i mean, i didn't have to learn a single lyric, because i already new it by heart, which is pretty amazing when you start a project, it was incredible. >> and the live action film features several familiar scenes, characters and songs from the original. the highly anticipated film hits theatres nationwide. looks so good. so much fun. hugh jackman will make his final appearance as wolverine at the box office this weekend. entertainment tonight kevin frazier takes us behind the scenes of logan. this week hugh jackman hangs up his wolverine clause after 17 years in the action packed f

the three men this morning entered the building next to the main jail, the hall of justice. to face trial for a murder of michael tie reese, a 31-year-old inmate who was mentally ill found beaten to death in his cell in april of 2015. in a 56-minute long opening statement, the prosecutors said they beat him because he had

you can almost can't tell there was a water main break here. they have patched and filled the hole and repaved it after a long night of work, but -- so they've wrapped up here on black diamond street but it left behind a lot of damage. the 12-inch water main broke at 9:45 last night. crews worked all night on this situation. water flooded this neighborhood. the main broke on black diamond street but homes on 10th and 11th streets were flooded. water flooded basements in four homes. there was also about a foot of water in two apartment complexes. residents say it was just awful. >> people had to be evacuated. my neighbors who just brought me food are completely flooded out. everything is ruined. >> crews have restored water service to the area. no one was hurt when this happened. so, now, it's all about the clean-up, which must begin this morning. some residents say they lost their cars to this flooding situation and of course they now have to deal with the water in their homes. reporting live in pittsburg, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> thank y

. >> next to charleston, which was the main seaport along the atlantic sea, wilmington was the mostheavily fortified . >> wilmington became the most important support in the south in 1863.it was the largest seaport in north carolina, it was the largest city in north carolina. and when the war broke out. by 1863, when charleston was put under siege by union forces. willington became the most important southern seaport receiving supplies that were smuggled into the confederacy on board vessels known as blockade runners. what's surprising is the union did not go after the fort or make an effort to capture wilmington until late 1854. by the spring of 1862, union forces captured and occupied two thirds of the coastal plain of north carolina. we have , c-span. >> all the major river systems and all the river towns. so they controlled everything from southeastern virginia to within 50 miles of wellington. now, wilmington should have been the victim of market but they hopscotch over wilmington and went after charleston and said. austin is where, it was the nest of secession. and public and politic

here is what they say are their main concerns. they believe a refundament tax credit to help individuals purchase insurance is a new entitlement and obama care's medicate expansion remains until 2020 and the so-called cadillac tax on high cost insurance plans returns in 2025. and some representatives say house leaders are not being honest with the white house on what congress members really think. >> we have to keep our commitments to the american people. we promised that we were going to repeal obama care. the house leadership plan is not a repeal of obama care. it keeps substantial parts of obama care in place. it copies or repackages other parts of obama care. >> reporter: a number of high- profile senators have also promised that the bill as it stands would be dead upon arrival to their chamber. but, chairman of house committees that visited the white house on friday say despite disagreements, they are unified in the belief that obama care needs to go. >> you hear nothing else i say, this is the most important one. there is so

right now main roads in good shape.f you didn't get your sidewalk shoveled like annie was saying you got to get out there and do it today, ooh, boy, take some advil or something because, yeah, that stuff was tough yesterday. only had about 5-inches but it had ice on top of it and whew. your temperature is 22 degrees, your winds west-northwest at 15 miles per hour. temperatures across the region also in the teens and 20's and of course the wind chills are making it feel like it's in the single digits across much of the region. that includes philadelphia. this is really the number that counts. it feels like it's nine in philadelphia, nine in millville presidential nominee seven in allentown. do bundle up, cover up those extremities as you'reded outside. there you see the last of that sing us soms today a also some snow showers popping through and especially in the afternoon. future tracker6 as soon as noon showing this popping up to the north and west. then you can see how it kind of dries through the region. with a winte

we ended the day with the main thrust of rain up the day with the main thrust of rain up across the day thrust of rain up across the more northern and western parts of the uk, maybe a shower across the south—east but it will stay essentially dry here until tomorrow morning. a mild night, no problems with frost. temperatures in double figures. early brightness across east anglia and the south—east tomorrow morning, but it will turn into a different sort of day, a freshening breeze. it won't feel as warm. some showers scooting across. the wettest weather further north, particularly through scotland. heavy rain here. brining up scotland. heavy rain here. brining up further south. another clutch of showers coming across northern ireland and westernmost parts of england and wales. not as warm as today. present in the sunshine, particularly in east anglia and the south—east. it will turn fresher for all others into the weekend. a little trough of low pressure generating showers. this ridge of high pressure promises a better day, we think, on sunday. this is a snapshot of saturday. a lot of sh

in norristown, crash on route to 2 northbound around main street. watch for delays on that northbound side. back to you. >> thanks, jessica. >>> an emt worker is run over and killed by her own ambulance. god, bro. >> oh! >> watch it, watch it. >> oh! >> the new video that captures the moment the man stole the emergency vehicle in new york city. >> i'm not angry. it's the job i signed up for. i knew it was a possibility. >> atlantic city police officer shares his story months after being shot. what he says could fete in the way of his recovery. >>> smart devices are supposed to make your life easier, right? not for one student. why her name is causing so much trouble. >>> 13 minutes past 5:00 now on this friday morning. breaking news update. no word of anyone being hurt at this apartment building fire in raleigh, north carolina. flames ripped through the five-story building. people evacuated nearby buildings while crews got things under control. investigators will be looking for the cause of this fire. >>> cell phone video from new york city where an

main highways are mostly clear.ou've got a little snow on ice on the sides of the roads, on the ramp but i think it's very variable. you're driving along the highway. looks pretty good, you feel good about it and then you hit a ramp and that's when you get into some trouble or city streets like this. this is tacony state road at princeton avenue. we still have snow obviously on the side streets in the suburbs and the city and that's what you're dealing with. right now you're kind of driving through this crust just to get on state road right here so be careful as you're headed out matt and tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> it is indeed going to be a tough morning at the bus stop today. the icy cold will feel even worse because of the wind chill. that he had is, philadelphia public schools are opening on time today. however, archdiocesan schools are on a two-hour delay. that's also the case in many suburban districts where many schools will have a delay, some will be closed. all of this information is scrolling at the bot

host: now as pollen portland, maine. think you for the call this morning.he seniored by senate correspondent for national journal. the house and senate returning this week. where is the senate on some of president trump's nominees this week? isthis week, the senate looking at the nominee for the center for medicaid and medicare. also to serve dan coats as the director of national intelligence, he was approved overwhelmingly last week. host: i heard over the weekend that the president's selection was supposed to have a hearing this week. that year he has been postponed. this is the president's call for the democrats to speed things up. any idea on why that has been postponed over in the senate? caller: this has been the slowest process of cabinet nominees in history. he has been vocal about democrats using their time to hold this down as long as possible. democrats have something to begin by holding this down, the hours on the senate floor the most valuable thing they have right now. prices. been a dragging host: on the issue of health care, obviously still

closingater main break of portions of braddock road. we are giving you westfield to pleasant valley as your two alternative points to veil out, that will be her best alternate at this time. 28 is also open, sam sweeney is heading to the scene and a shortlylive for from centreville. 123, we had reports of an incident but whatever was there has cleared. headed inbound towards the beltway, north kings highway over a group one, accident activity with police on the scene helping to direct you by your silver hill road. that's the traffic watch. back in the next 10 minutes with another update on your ride in virginia. autria: the u.s. government, banning electronics on flights from the middle east. has the details. jummy: homeland security releasing these new specifics are last few minutes or so. it has to do with flights bound for the u.s. coming from the middle east. all of electronics except phones and medical devices will not be allowed in cabins, laptops, tablets, dvd players and electronic games, they will all have to be packed in your c

these are the main stories here in the bbc news room.s has published documents which it says contain details of hacking methods used by the cia. after a long silence, the us state department has held its first press conference since president trump took office. barbara plett usher was there. she will be here live to tell us what was said. japan says north korea has entered a new stage of threat, since it launched four ballistic missiles towards the sea of japan. we'll do a bbc reality check on whether that can be said to be true. and in outside source sport. it's been a chastening evening for arsenal. thrashed at home by bayern munich in the champions league. not long since they were thrashed at bayern munich in much the same fashion.

water pouring out of that water main at about 10 last night.last report there were four homes flooded and two apartment complexes. but as people started to wake up more nearby homes may notice they have water inside their homes. you can see the city crews working out here earlier. their first priority was making sure residents were safe. >> the water was up about two feet and several yards so we had the people basically secure them in place in their houses and apartments because that was the safest place for them. >> now coming back to our live shot, you can see that the asphalt has been pulled up as well. not only do they need to repair that water main they're also going to have to lay new asphalt. clearly they have hours of work ahead of them. it appeared that at least one vehicle was tilting some. we're not sure if that vehicle was tilting because the road was under mined underneath it. not sure if there's any damage to that vehicle but as you might imagine there's a lot more work that needs to be done here. we'll stay here in pittsburgh thr

this was a main artery of supply for robert e lee. so much so that by 1863 wilmington must be defended at all hazards. by late 1864, late 1864, he said if wilmington falls i cannot maintain my army. confederates got good intelligence with the attack of wilmington was coming by october of 1864. they knew that the attack was planned against fort fisher and so fort anderson's garrison was largely depleted to send reinforcements to fort fisher. you might have had a company or two of troops here, there would be to attacks on fort fisher. one christmas of 1864 that turned out to be the largest naval bombardment of the civil war but the fight on the fort which is the largest strongest battery was largely diffused and ineffective. the army that had gone ashore approach the fort, saw the defenses were still strong, the cannons and the court still pointing up the ground through which the army would have to attack so they at aborted the mission. confederates were victorious. two and a half week later they returned with a slightly force, more sol

is no less, if this goes through and keeps happening he and his wife would move out of maine. the governor is next. neil: on capitol hill to the next battle, behind the scenes, the president and congressional republican leaders working on a plan to get those tax cuts moving sooner rather than later, getting something together by august when talking to the house ways and means chief, a proposal will be out in spring more than a month away when they have a package ready to commit to members. not a moment too soon, the main governor, fighting a herculean battle against the surtax on the wealthy. it seems small on face value, 3% surcharge, $200,000, it is going to lead to a brain drain and a lot of successful people leaving your state. >> it is "happening now," doctors and scientists, high wage earners are going to new hampshire just 100 miles away from the state capital. the governor of new hampshire, no income tax and people are telling me why do i want to be punished for being successful? neil: what was the argument for this? it would shore up educational what? >> shore up educ

we are tackling the main issues affecting sport today.her a prominent panel of leaders and achievers in sport. also, jessica is with our studio audience. thank you, david. i will be with a select group of stakeholders and experts for some of their questions about the issues concerning them. this is of course the culmination of a special week of programmes and reports across the bbc about the state of sport. here's a reminder of what we have covered so far. certainly the figures as regards the prevalence of performance enhancing substances as an amateur level are incredibly alarming. this is the dark side of exercise. it is a hard situation. everybody wants to make something for syria. it can grow as big as football. the young generations are into digital news and everything, so there is no doubt.

i-95 approaching cottman avenue, the main lanes are dry, watch it on the ramp. there's no southbound delays just yet. we had a vehicle that slid and ran into a traffic signal in norristown 202 at main street that cleared out. we have a broken down vehicle on the northeast extension northbound past lansdale that's off to the side. overnight construction on. nex is gone. on the westbound turnpike they are removing snow in the westbound lanes near fort washington. watch out for the crews there on this friday morning. >> we're starting with breaking news, a man in overbrook was backing his minivan out and hit something in the driveway dragging it 100 feet until he stopped and realized that something was someone. it was a man at some point in the night had already been shot. katherine scott is live at police headquarters with the latest on what we know. good morning, katherine. >> reporter: that's right, a man was shot in the rear driveway and hit by a minivan and dragged 100 feet. he was pronounced on the scene. the driver is not considered a suspect in the case, he

we had coal fires the main road. she remains the past. we had coalfires and the main road. fires and there was a lot of smog here but it ran straight out from the chimney but now, it seems to be all around. it seems to stay outside, it does not go up. she has told me disease. i take this twice a day. pulmonary. this is for the emphysema and this one i take this twice a day and i have this for in between, when i doing things i get breathless and i can use of this. pour a quality makes leaving the house are daunting prospect. this. pour a quality makes leaving the house are daunting prospectlj have the house are daunting prospect.” have friends, but when i go outside, it is harder to breathe. sometimes we feel like prisoners. the poor quality air makes this woman concerned it might be having an effect on her son's health.” concerned it might be having an effect on her son's health. i have noticed that he is a lot more chesty to the point where he coughs a lot and it takes longer for to the point where he coughs a lot and it takes longerfor him to get over it. we have to come

it was a 12-inch main that burst.y're trying to determine what went wrong with it. >> thank you. >>> for more on the news we're following this morning and through the day, we head to dave clark in the news room. hi, dave. >> hi, gasia. thank you. a major marin county road sir francis drake boulevard reopened after a mudslide closed part of it yesterday. now, it was shut down about half a mile west of fairfax. the slide came down a hill, knocked down trees, left tons of debris on the road. also pushed a cement barrier 12 feet out into the road. heavy machinery took out an overhang from that landslide to keep it from falling down on to cars. this was the third mudslide in the same area in the last couple of weeks. >>> well, happening today, a public meeting in san jose focusing on how the city responded to last month's floods. many residents are angry they didn't get an early warning from the city about the potential flooding. today city hall meeting begins at 3:00 p.m. they will take public comments and go over their r

the main area of low pressure is off the coast of norfolk, virginia. it will go off the eastern shore in just a bit. a huge amount of warm air right along the beaches there but as soon as you get farther up north and west it's all snow across northern maryland and the high spots here. this will all go over back to snow by later on this afternoon. how much and how long, all of this nasty weather is going to stick around, that's going to come up in just a few minutes. stay with us. >> you can put your eyes on what we're seeing here in d.c. this is our front yard. you can see snow on the grass, the parking lot, pavement is wet with rain and sleet and all that stuff that's coming down. we'll check back in on the latest that you need to know about getting around the area in jua prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. >>> welcome back at 5:13. you're looking at

i could show you the spot where the main broke. they've patched it up. you see the fresh asphalt there. but there is a lot of clean-up to do and you could see over on that street over there, there is a clean-up truck, one of many that we've seen in the neighborhood. they've been very loud and busy because there is a lot of cleaning up to do because a pipe decided to burst late last night. >> it was tough to sallage much from the flooded basements and sheds in pittsburg this morning. the water from last night's break left behind a huge mess. >> clothes that belonged to my grandkids, that's -- that's pretty substantial. my daughter has kept them in totes and boxes and stuff like that. stuff that we lost. >> reporter: the 12 inch pipe ruptured after 9:00 last night. crews worked all night long to repair the break and vacuum up the water and fill the hole. it happened on black diamond street between 10th and 11th street, less than a mile from city hall where they are trying to figure out why this happened. >> this is not normal for the city of pittsburg. we'

pieces,one of the main a 19th-century gallery. in the 1830's, wilmington became the biggest city in north carolina in part because of the commerce going on here and the city was an early adopter of the railroad, so it was a big center of commerce and trade and gives you a sense of the range of different shipping coming in, but the bustling port city nature of wilmington in the 19 century before the civil war. -- and 19th century before the civil war. our cities tour staff travel to wilmington, north carolina to learn about its rich history. learn more about wilmington and other stops on the tour at c-span.org/citiestour. c-span american history all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. hedgeone working at any fund involved in short-term trading, meaning every day coming in and trading stocks. all want and it, a common term in the industry, they want edge. this white edge is useless for their purposes. there is the gray zone. and the black is clearly inside information. ,nnouncer: sunday night on q&a the insider trading case against h

this one is in the main stream. some leverage with the public and with the next choice, when it comes to somebody in the main stream, they're not going to block it. >> our supreme court reporter, when you look behind the curtain of who is neil gorsuch, our supreme court reporter says that justice kennedy was judge gorsuch's mentor. so what does that tell you about how he might impact this court? >> well, i don't think -- i don't think there's any question that he's going to give weight to the conservative side and you're going to expect him to be on the conservative side rather regularly, i think democrats would like to see if he has an independent mind, if he's willing to stand up to the president. and in particular, on questions revolving around immigration, if the president really were to put a ban on the muslim entry, if a current travel case comes up, how will he come out on that? and in addition, i think there's legitimate concern on the part of many democrats that you add a republican and many more soon, that

the first is, was main questions.trump's democratic rivals? well, certainly 17 intelligence agencies have said that intelligence agencies have saidrthat: russians were behind several hacks. they also believe that russia tried to meddle in the us presidential election, which leads us to the second question, did donald trump know about this or did his aides know about this or did his aides know about this or did his aides know about this? so far what we've heard from the likes of james clapper, the former director of national intelligence under barack 4: 1.1” % 4.11 1.1” % he 41. 1.111 % he has 4111.111 % he has said there's no 0bama, he has said there's no evidence to suggest such collusion and today we've from representative nunes who has said there's no evidence that he has seen of such a collusion. now that is important because he is the head of the house intelligence committee and he is head of the panel that all eyes will be on in the next 2a hours as many people ask those questions with to russia that collection.

a water main break shuts down this street for weeks.ear from city officials about what led to it all. >> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good evening. this is nbc 10 news at 11:00. i'm denise nakano. heartbreak on the main line for the villanova wild cats. the team is back on campus after a stunning loss in the second round of the ncaa tournament. their road to a repeat is over after a nailbiter against wisconsin. keith jones is live in buffalo tonight. the wildcats were the number one seed with hopes of winning back-to-back titles. this has got to be rough. >> when you put it that way, it is definitely rough. the wildcats officially left the city of good neighbors for the city of brotherly love because they are going to need it. a lot of the fans that traveled from the delaware valley, they'll have to sleep on this upset tonight. taking in sights like buffalo city hall shaped like a birthday cake. the icing at niagara falls. water flowing southbound. local nova fans were sprinkled across western new york. but came together to dance until t

first, our main story.d trump has tried to shrug off the biggest setback so far in his presidency, a failure to overhaul barack obama's health reforms. he's been forced to scrap a vote on his plans at the last minute because he didn't have enough backing from his own party. greg dawson reports. it was a promise that became one of the pillars of his campaign. and one he repeated at every rally. obamacare must be replaced. we will get rid of obamacare which is a disaster. repealing and replacing the disaster known as obamacare. his pitch to voters — trust me, i am a dealmaker. if you can't make a good deal with a politician than there is something wrong with you. you're certainly not very good. throughout friday, the trump administration, led by the vice president was trying to persuade fellow republicans to back them. it was not working. some would not accept proposed cuts. others said they did not go far enough. facing defeat, paul ryan consulted with the president and pulled the plug on the bill. yeah, we

but the main storm track thankfully we need a break is up to our north. so we are locked in a dry weather pattern. we'll take this into your friday morning and we will start out with mostly cloudy skies. some areas of fog and some higher clouds working their way back into the region and a look at the rest of the day on friday. and that will set the stage for a warmer weekend. today we are heading in that direction. 60s for the coast. warmest locations in the 70s. low to mid 70s with partly to mostly sunny skies. and i think this is a 5-day forecast we have been waiting for. no rain clouds to talk about into saturday and by sunday heard you guys are teasing the warm up close to 80 degrees. that will be the day. a few places like santa rosa . gilroy could be close to 80 degrees for the second half of the weekend. so just great to be outside and enjoy all the sunshine. we deserve it. don't we. >> oh, yeah. >>> state water officials hope to have the main spillway at the oroville dam releasing water. the water level continues to rise and is expected to be at 8

one of the great concrete walls is the county's main jail facility. ernest grew up in ohio but came to sacramento after his wife moved here. he says he was hoping to save the marriage. >> she had better things to do than mess around with an alcoholic. what is running wild. i was in california, dude. living the dream. my california dream starting going downhill real fast. >> salmons said his life descended into a fog of drinking, drugs, which led to gambling and crime. >> i didn't care about anything or anybody. i woke up in people's yard. i wanted it, i took it. it wasn't cool, i know, but i didn't think right at all. >> he was also accident-prone. shortly before his arrest, he broke his wrist then reinjured it when he fell out of a tree. >> it's the little things that count in here. >> he keeps breaking his right foot. >> first time i broke it i jumped off a balcony. six months later, i dropped a manhole cover on it. then i stepped on, rebroke it. came here, fell out of a tree and rebroke it again. >> salmons was first arrested for vehicle theft and

the country's main opposition leader is among those detained.or, i will be talking to kate hamer about the darkness of fairy tales, the power of the imagination, and her latest novel, the doll funeral. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are caroline frost, entertainment editor of the huffington post and parliamentary reporter tony grew. journalist all reporter? journalist, i prefer that to full. —— i prefer that too. tomorrow's front pages, starting with the metro leads with the home secretary putting pressure on internet companies over access to encrypted messages in the wake of the westminster attack. the telegraph also covering that story and says amber rudd is furious that the attacker‘s whatsapp messages are being kept secret. one of the main stories in the ft is the police clamp—down on anti—corruption protests in russia. the independent reports that there is a security flaw in the laptop ban in hand luggage, suggesting there are no extra checks at the airport. the express says

the main cause of stress, the death of a loved one. followed by prison.ing out the third cause is fire or flood's damaging your house. brits are essentially more worried about house damage or prison than they are about seriously ill. that's the fourth cause of stress. there are more worried about being fired than they are about the birth of a child. even stranger, it turns out losing your smart phone is almost as stressful as a terror attack. these came in 13th and 14th on the list. genie: that is really unbelievable. thank you for the look at that article. thanks for watching france 24. for a closer look at this press review, check out our website. coming up in the next half hour, france runs its presidential campaigns unlike any other country in the world. details on how in the next french connection on the way. ♪

for now, there's an orderly queue at baidoa's main well.unteered to oversee the rationing. but every day more people are coming into town from the parched countryside. the famine is going fast, very fast. there isn't enough food. there isn't enough water. and the problem is very big. like any town under siege, baidoa is digging in and praying that reinforcements arrive soon. as things stand, they only have enough supplies here to help one in ten of those who need it. and there's little doubt things are going to get a lot worse. new arrivals seeking shade on the edge of town. during the last famine in 2011, many left it too late before moving to seek help. so maybe this counts as progress. but it's hard to get the timing right in such a gruelling climate. this woman buried herfour—year—old daughter and five—year—old son on thejourney here, probably cholera again. and what happens if the aid supplies run out? those helping say the main lesson of 2011 is to sound the alarm early. what we want to do different is we want to say there is a famine

that water main dumping water for more than an hour. at least four basements have been flooded. firefighters arrived and their first priority was making sure that the residents were safe then those public work crews began arriving here and began a job of repairing the broken 12" main and getting the road repaired. >> yeah there was a 12" water break, water pipe that broke and we're ready to repair the pipe we should be able to open the road to maybe around 40 minutes from now. . >>> so you can see just how much progress the crews here are making what we understand is this is a cold asphalt just so that the people can drive out of their driveway. people can pass by on this road. they're also telling me they're expecting another public works crew to come in by around 7:00 this morning. the good news though is that for everyone in the area their water service has been restoreded. the bad news of course is that the damage has already been done. a lot of people reporting flooded basements and flooded first floors on their home and having to deal were a soggy mess this morning pam and

this is a main artery. see it's fairly plowed, but right next to it getting on to route 8 it's very difficult to see the roads. now, being out here for so long, the snowfall has been coming down about 1 inch, 1 1/2 inches every hour. >> up and down the northeast for sure. coverage of the major winter storm affecting us continues with the best pictures from you our nbc 10 viewers. glenn? >> we have a few more snow showers to go. keep your cameras out. it will feel like winter for several more days. i'm tracking the overnight freeze in my forecast next. >>> a rough ride not just for cars, this septa bus. >> over in bucks county, the scene quite peaceful in perkosie. falling lightly there on to the trees making for quite the picturesque scene. >> also mass transit too with delays out there. >> there have been a lot of mass transit modifications due to delays. the train 83 t is running 40 minutes late, bus route 65 and 25 are still suspended. the bus route 1 has resumed service. taking a look at the schuylkill,

i stand for the people of maine. i stand for the people who are going to be harmed by this, whether they are seniors or working people or self-employed people or people who have been able to start businesses because they could get for the first time insurance under the affordable care act. i believe that's our obligation here, and we have an opportunity to work together, and i'm willing to work with anyone who wants to work on improving and dealing with some of the issues that have been raised by the affordable care act, but let's stop talking about repealing. let's talk about fixing, strengthening and meeting our commitment to our fellow citizens in maine and across our country. thank you, madam president. i yield the floor. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from new hampshire. mrs. shaheen: madam president, i ask that the quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: the senate is not in quorum call. mrs. shaheen: all right. then i'm able to speak. thank you. madam president, on this in

it is the condition where the heart's main chamber, the main ventricle becomes enlarged and wig, asames enlarged and wig, as a consequence, patience will often present with heart failure like some gems, shortness of breath, but they can also get rhythm disturbances as a consequence. myocarditis. it is due to an inflammation of the heart, where the heart muscle becomes inflamed, it can cause scarring as one heart muscle becomes inflamed, it can cause scarring as one of the consequences. he had medical problems in the past, we know he had pneumonia and only just problems in the past, we know he had pneumonia and onlyjust managed to survive by all accounts. what could have caused dilated cardiomyopathy with myocarditis? the commonest cause would be post viral and could be related to the infection. we also know that heavy alcohol consumption can bea know that heavy alcohol consumption can be a cause along with an inherited cause and it is possible that he may have had a pre—disposition because of the gene abnormality but the commonest causes would be viral, alcohol and genetic. genetics

the main streets, though, main street in manayunk completely clear.g that they're going to try to get to more places today. if you want to make a request to get your street plowed you can call 311. however, the city is asking that you wait until thursday to do that. again, they're going to be trying to get out and do more of that today. also, if you haven't cleared your sidewalk yet, if you haven't, there is a city ordinance that you have to do it at least six hours after the storm is over. if you don't, you could face a $50 fine. reporting from man you know yes, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> okay, annie, thank you. >>> the freezing cold made it tough for philadelphia firefighters overnight. they had to evacuate eight units from a burning apartment building on the 7500 block of that your ron avenue in west oak lane. a 33-year-old man went to the hospital for smoke inhalation. septa buses were called in to help out the rest of the residents. >>> now let's go out to mobile6 and see what things are like on the roads. it's making

now we do have water main break, it happened around 3:30 a.m., egg harbor city, main street at philadelphiao use that avenue, south cologne avenue your best bet. also getting some tweets in this morning, just from activity going around here, so eagle, my buddy said good morning; there an accident at huntingdon pike in abington in the answer waist going on is a manhole cover came off and leaking water in the area. so huntingdon park at cedar avenue, you want to use this alternate, shady lane or fox chase road your best bet. if you see anything in your neck of the woods, send me a tweet, i'll use it on air and also answer your questions. rahel, back over to you. >> all right, meisha, thank you. and now for a look at newspaper headlines from across our region. >> from the bucks county courier times, hundreds of current and former bucks and montgomery county resident are partying personal injury lawsuit of fire fighting foam, foam used for decades at military bases in the area are believed to be the source of drinking water contamination. >>> and the trenton times, workers were dem olick g a bu

the main event is later tonight. let's give you an idea of the warning in effect for the winter storms, district to the west. the winter weather advisories east. snowfall totals. this is computerized. by the time it's tomorrow afternoon and close to four inches in the district and andrews. three at annapolis. seven at baltimore. 11 at frederick. 16 in westminster. the farther north you go, the big deal. the farther west not so much of a big deal. we will report back in about 14 minutes. michelle: thank you. the storm is taking shape but the effects are being felt. thousands of flights are already canceled throughout the northeast. abc7 transportation reporter brianne carter is live at the reagan national airport with a growing fallout from this. brianne: we are seeing this increase. we have seen more cancellations come up. if you are traveling to boston, newark or new york, they a any flights after 6:30 or 7:00 on the board, those are now canceled. it has been a game all day trying to beat mother nature. we saw peopl

the main reason for that he says his brexit.d we have this from the oecd and philip hammond to say growth is higher and things are better than we thought they were. they think it is recognising that these figures of growth predictions, these figures of growth predictions, the last ones we had were that things weren't going well. —— worth recognising. before that they said things were going to be great. they have all been calculated with models that i'm very good at picking unexpected events. it is fair to say that it unexpected events. it is fair to say thatitis unexpected events. it is fair to say that it is hard to know how it will go over the next two years. we don't know how we will fare as a consequence of the brexit negotiations. in the meantime, presumably he has to hedge his bets and be quite careful about spending? absolutely. it makes sense and i think it will give people a sense of security to know that the government will set money aside for these negotiations. at the same time i think people can expect more clarity.