. >> hi, yes, we are at the world premiere of the film, "return to montauk." we will give you are take on the film. >> coming up. ♪ brent: i am brent goff. it is good to have you with us tonight. u.s. president donald trump has ditched years of american policy guidelines on the middle east. speaking alongside israel's benjamin netanyahu in talks in washington, trump says he is not committed to creating a palestinian state. he also held his unbreakable -- the american unbreakable bond with israel saying, "a path to peace will be determined by the israelis and palestinians themselves." >> when benjamin netanyahu and his wife, sarah, arrived at the white house, it was a reunion of sorts. the two men go back a long time. trump was a staunch advocate for israel throughout his campaign. soon after taking office, israel announced thousands of homes in the west bank. trump asked israel to suspend production. president trump: as far as settlements, i would like to see you hold back on settlements for a bit. we will work something out. a deal will be made. >> when asked

received from the state of new york in history. [ applause ] and we are building a new new york from montauk point to niagara fallsing, from the long island railroad to laguardia airport to the queens midtown tunnel, from the second avenue subway to the harbor of lights, bridges project, to our new jones beach. we're not just starting projects. but we are getting them done. and that's government's responsibility. and we are performing for the people of the state of new york. and what makes our economic progress even sweeter is that it is matched by unprecedented social progress. at the same time we did all our economic work and our infrastructure work, we passed marriage equality, we passed paid family leave, we passed common-sense gun control, we passed a $15 minimum wage. new york once again is truly the progressive capital of the nation. e.b. wright, my friend, would be pleased. the nation once again looks to new york to find the way up. [ applause ] i am proud of the work we have done and how far new york has come over the last six years. but this is not the time for self-congratulation.

montauk, 18 inches of snow. still piling up in connecticut. hartford up to 16. same in providence. boston towards the campaign we are looking at the snowfall amounts. the winds are a factor. jfk right now, all four runways are closed. the runways and the airports are going to be a mess from new york into boston. the winds some of them at times going to be tropical force winds. whatever is on the ground now as far as snow it's going to stay there. overnight. wind chill is going the feel like 2 in syracuse, 10 in new york city, minus 1 in boston. 11 in baltimore. good news is things warm up for the weekend and then that stuff will get out of here. >> to think this time yesterday you had folks walking around in t-shirts and shorts. >> talk about your weather whiplash. >> al roker thank you sir. >>> we are also keeping an eye on the white house briefing room. this has become a daily ritual of sorts. >> aim he going to go some gum. >> don't get us in trouble, al. >> sean spicer, the press secretary is expect to be there in about ten minutes. we will bring that to you. >> those are your

you get an idea windwise, 47 in montauk, 41 in philadelphia. 43 in atlantic city.e current wind gusts. snow on the ground blowing around causing whiteout conditions, in some cases because of that, where we have the pink, that is winter storm warnings. blizzard warnings in effect across eastern area of long island, coastal part of connecticut, towards rhode island and cape cod and the islands. blizzard conditions continue likely throughout tonight. snowfall primarily towards new england. we'll see a spot another exsix to 10 inches. by the time we're done we'll see a few spots over a foot. a lot of everybody six to 12 inches, something for everybody finally across the northeast. neil: like being home from school. not sure my wife is keen with the concept but they are. thank you very much, rick reichmuth. we're on top of that. hopefully get connell mcshane back outside just for the laughs. we're also keeping on top of this new immigration order coming from the president, and how an appeals court in san francisco is going to rule on that. we do know, that a centcom com

montauk, upwards of a foot and a half of snow. as we get into new england, we're going to look at the snowfall totals again. inches of snow. hartford, as well. this is going to be a quick mover. and, guys, this will be the first time, if we get six inches of snow, that new york city has gone from a record high to a snowstorm of six inches or more. never has happened before. >> in history? >> and we were here for it. >> you were here. it's maria's fault. >> history. >> all right, al. thank you very much. >>> let's turn to politics right now and new controversies for the trump white house. this morning, the president is facing criticism from his own supreme court nominee and new conflict of interest questions. this, as we await an appeals court decision on the controversial travel ban. we have it all covered, starting with peter alexander at the white house. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. jeff sessions will be sworn in as attorney general here at the white house, becoming the nation's tom law enforcer. but it comes