. >> mike o'connell is the newest officer with the sunnyvale police department. here's the inspiring story. >> reporter: a dream came true for 7-year-old miles o'connell. the first grader for south san jose was sworn in as an honorary police officer with the sunnyvale police department. >> i, miles o'connell, do solemnly swear that i will listen to my mom and nana. >> miles is very sick. he was diagnosed with a brain tumor in october. >> it's tough, but i have to take it as it is and be strong for my son. >> reporter: his mom jennifer shared these pictures taken just a few short months ago. she says miles loved boating and swimming. these days he's in treatment at ucsf undergoing radiation and most of the time uses a wheelcha wheelchair. thursday he stood and walked during the entire ceremony and even shook hands with every officer in the room. >> it's been amazing to see a smile on his face and for him to be with his uncle. >> reporter: miles' uncle was a publicly safety officer. the family foundation heard about this wish and made it happen. myels got in offici

he was sworn in as an honorary police department. >> i. >> miles o'connell. >> miles o'connell. >> doemnly swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> that i will listen to my mom and nana. >> that i will listen to my mom. >> reporter: miles is very sick. he was diagnosed with a brain tumor in october. >> it's tough, but i got to take it, take it as it is and be strong for my son. >> reporter: his mom jennifer shared these pictures taken just a few short months ago. she says miles loved boating and swimming. these days he's in treatment at ucsf undergoing radiation and most of the time uses a wheelchair. thursday he stood and walked during the entire ceremony and officer in the room. >> he's my companion. he keeps me in line. >> reporter: miles' uncle is a public safety officer at sunnyvale pd. he always wanted to work with him. the family foundation heard about this wish and made it happen. he got an official police you know forge complete wi-- unifor badge and hat. miles still has a tough road ahead, but his mom says this celebration lifted his spirits. she hopes to raise awareness about brain

he was sworn in as an honorary police department. >> i. >> miles o'connell. >> miles o'connell. >> doy swear. >> do solemnly swear. >> that i will listen to my mom and nana. >> that i will listen to my mom and nana. >> reporter: miles is very sick. he was diagnosed with a brain tumor in october. >> it's tough, but i got to take it, take it as it is and be strong for my son. >> reporter: his mom jennifer shared these pictures taken just a few short months ago. she says miles loved boating and swimming. these days he's in treatment at ucsf undergoing radiation and most of the time uses a wheelchair. thursday he stood and walked during the entire ceremony and even shook hands with every officer in the room. >> he's my companion. he keeps me in line. >> reporter: miles' uncle is a public safety officer at sunnyvale pd. he always wanted to work with him. the family foundation heard about this wish and made it happen. he got an know forge complete wi-- unifor badge and hat. miles still has a tough road ahead, but his mom says this celebration lifted his spirits. she hopes to raise awareness

. >> 7-year-old myles o'connell is the newest public service officer with sunnyvale p. d. and alyssa harrington has that inspiring story. >> reporter: a dream came true for 7-year-old myles o'connell the first grader from south san jose was worn in as an honorary police officer with the sunnyvale police department. >> i. >> myles o'connell. >> do solemnly swear. >> that i will listen to my mom and nana. >> i will listen to my mom and nana. >> myles is very sick. diagnosewood a brain tumor in october. >> it's tough. but i got to take it -- take it as it is aband be strong for my son. >> his mom shared the pictures taken a few short monthsing a process. he loved boating and welcome. these days he is in treatment at ucsf undergoing radiation and most of the time uses a wheelchair. >> you look fantastic. >> thursday he stood and walked during the entire ceremony and even shook hands with every officer in the room. >> it's been amazing. amazing to see a smile on his face and for him to be with his uncle. >> myles's uncle is a public safety officer at sunnyvale p. d. myles alway

our chris o'connell is down the shore checking on conditions down there.ave live report for us coming up at 6:00n delaware county instead of dee pouffing money in parking meters, someone was making unauthorized withdrawals. like hundreds of dollars worth. now police are saying it was an inside job. our dave schratwieser has more. >> we immediately launched an investigation. >> reporter: surveillance cameras were rolling as police say 28-year-old parking enforcement officer tiffany blackston made her way down marshall road emptying coins out of parking meters. there's only one problem. police say she was pocketing the money. >> she stole $500 approximately $500 in change that she changed the change into dollar bills at giant supermarket. >> reporter: she's facing long list of charges from burglary to theft and receiving stolen property. investigators say she broke into the borough manager's office in millbourne borough where she works and stole the keys and a tool to open parking meter glass that's a criminal. >> reporter: superintendent chitwood says she o

i'm chris o'connell in delaware county.g with people who are still in the da dark. >> fox 29 news at 11:00 is next. ♪ >>> your nissan sports wrap on fox 29. >>> 76ers continuing think four game road trip tonight in charlotte against the hornets. now yeah the battle for play off positioning continues it every night fort 76ers more importantly you want to get better every night with this young team. 76ers coming off a game they had 26 turnovers that was sunday night and that was a season high. in charlotte tonight though a different story. how about a charlotte turnover right here. mcconnell feeds simmons he goes left handed for the ally-oop. sam he had 16 points did ben. 76ers hit 16, count them 16 threes. robert covington had 22. and iced things off yo joe joel embiid up top for 18 points. sixers back on track tonight looked better beat the hornets 128-14. >>> flyers had a weekend road trip to forget lost back to back games down in in order. saturday in tampa. sunday in miami. all told they're losing streak is at three game

. >> i -- >> myles o'connell. >> myles o'connell. >> do solemnly swear -- >> myles o'connell became an honorary police officer with the sunnyvale police department yesterday. his mom says that he loves boating and swimming. but now he uses a wheelchair a lot of the time and spends days undergoing radiation at ucsf. yesterday he was able to stand during the entire ceremony and shook hands with every officer in the room. >> it's been amazing. amazing to see a smile on his face. for him to be with his uncle. >> and she says that because myles' uncle is a sunnyvale police officer. myles always wanted to work with him. so a program called cops care and the taylor family foundation made this happen. he got that official police uniform, wrote a mock speeding ticket and even had a chance to take a ride in a fire truck, which is, i think every little boy and girl's request when they see those pass by. >> that uniform suits him, doesn't it, alexis? >> that is awesome. i love that he wrote the speeding ticket too. he's going to be a great officer. yes, everyone need to slow down out there this mo

ford o'connell, and emily.sident trump not going full force on the age requirement and some wondering if that was because of the nra. >> that scepticism won't fade. i think that will be true all gun proposals as long as he continues to be an ally of the nra. this almost remind me of the questions over daca and the border wall. anything that's proposed that has funding for the border wall will be opposed by the hard left. anything the president proposes to arm teachers will be opposed by the left. nra-backed solutions are not going to fly with a large percentage of the left. charles: each state will make their own determination. that being said, another controversial part is arming teachers. i think it polls fairably. by the's one of those conning tengs issues. >> let me start first with increasing the age to 21. there have been 30 fun-related bills and only one has gone through. what trump is doing on capitol hill is being realistic and say let's not let perfection be the enemy of the good. we have seen it work

let's circle back to kelly o'connell. kelly, let's not mince words. sarah huckabee-sanders has been known to lie in the past. i just find it a little hard to believe that the north koreans have simply agreed to denuclearize in exchange for a meeting with the president of the united states. and i just want to be careful that the white house isn't getting free press in having that go around the world. do we have any evidence that is true? >> reporter: well we have the south korean delegation with their national security adviser in a meeting with the president and vice president where he relayed the message from kim jong-un who he personally met. so an individual both with president trump and kim jong-un. and he was the person carrying this message. we then had the president with the vice president and a couple of steps behind popping his head into the briefing room. that set into motion the public events that followed. what stands out about today's white house briefing is that the white house is now saying that there are constructive concrete steps and

colin o'connell is the unlikely mental to some of the greatest african athletes of all time, hard tock and field coaches in the world arrived as a geography teacher ona world arrived as a geography teacher on a mission from ireland in the 19705. i on a mission from ireland in the 1970s. i was thrown in at the deep end to try to search for, how am i going to approach it? but the fact that i learned my coaching through working with the athletes, observing, developing a keen eye bracketed talent meant that i gradually came up with coaching made in kenya. i dependent on reading a few books and coaching and i didn't have much interaction with the wider at the fraternity. helping the reigning champion, david radish, isn't how he measures his own success. isn't how he measures his own success. if that was my only in as a coach, i would success. if that was my only in as a coach, iwould be success. if that was my only in as a coach, i would be bordering on failure. a lot more have not made it and made it into the sport. i am producing not only a good athlete, but a good person. brother colin

kelly o'connell at the white house. >>> and now to the russia investigation. it continues to plow full steam ahead as we know that robert mueller got a united arab emirates adviser about a 2017 meeting in the seychelles, a tiny island nation off the coast of africa. that meeting involved black water founder eric prince and george nader and the prince muhammed and a russian fund manager connected to putin. now that we've explained who was at the meeting, let's tell why this matters. a month before this meeting in december of 2016, jared kushner along with incoming national security adviser michael flynn met with sergei kislyak in trump tower, according to intercept, he reported back to moscow that kushner suggested setting up a back channel for communications with russia and proposed using russian facilities in washington, d.c. to prevent surveillance by u.s. intelligence. that is just weird. now nearly two weeks later, kushner met with a russian banker, this gentleman mere, also in trump tower. now gorkov runs vbv, a financial institution described by some as

these young athletes training at st patrick's school are being coached by this brother, brother o'connelld field. they have their olympic and field. they have their olympic and world championship aspirations but all that seems to be rather under a cloud at the moment with olympic gold—medallist for the women's marathon the latest high profile kenyan to fail a test and be banned. kenya has to face that reality that the sport is tainted. the drug scene is only a symptom of being prepared to use any means to make money, being prepared to win at all costs, being prepared to win at all costs, being prepared to take risks... if i can get rich overnight. we must go back and look at the values we are giving our young people. in this world they say remember only two things, the s world they say remember only two things, the 5 you created and the problems you solve. in sport you need to solve many problems and leave a good legacy. under pressure from wada, only the signing into law of a new anti—doping bill guaranteed kenya its place at rio 2016. since then, has anything really changed? they have u

i'm chris o'connell. >> i'm dawn timmeney. no doubt it is really really nasty out there and to make matters worse we're getting tons of reports from you that traffic lights are out all across the wind gusts causing some big outages. right now there are more than 200,000houtower. peco alone reporting more than 182,000 o worse inmontgomery county. ac electric almost 22,000. delmarva nearly 20,000 people with no power at this hour. as well as ps and. g just under 20,000 in the dark. >> let's start our team could have ratch tonight we got crews everywhere from the shore to the city to the suburbs. but let's begin with the very latest on this dangerous storm. scott williams has been tracking it all day. scott, what is the latest. >> hi there chris. this storm is playing just as predicted. we're looking at damaging winds blowing snow, power outages and also a coastal concern. live look outside our studios right now showing you the snow it's blowing around not really sticking to the roadways. however, clinging to trees the roofs and

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lasts night our chris o'connell was out and about, talk to a family, wanted to check in with them, see how they're managing without power. the man that we talked to said he's lived in the area for nearly 20 years, only the second time that he's been without power. so it certainly is an adjustment for people. we did see crews out here working on some of the lines. again, still, now several hours without power, at this point. so, our ride up here, we took 95, and 95 was cents pretty clear. so if you are headed out to work this morning, just know that the main roads are okay. however, they're wet. and we're also dealing with a lot of ice on the roadways, so just be careful of that. mike and alex. >> of course, jenny, thank you for. that will we had fists cents flying, well, people were flying. what led to brutal fight on board a southwest airlines plane? >> no peanut? >> and speaking of flying, the flyers line up last night for the first time in three weeks. wayne simmons was back. oh, 16-one-one when he scores this year. >> amazing. >> co-he help them get much needed win over the penn wy

they helped out, our chris o'connell and photographer dave dig out. one family in bensalem tells us their power went out yesterday around 1:30, 2:00 while they were watching it. v. no power means you have to find some old school entertainment playing in the snow, playing board games. the family told us they're getting by just fine, but the husband and wife have some conflicting views on this winter weather. >> it's actually been okay for me, really has, i've been playing with my son, i enjoy the snow still. we have couple animals, couple of dogs, we play in the snow with, they love it. >> winter is getting rough, you know, it is enough. i mean, ou have enough, and you have fun, your kids have fun with the snow and all, but time for spring. yes, just time for spring. >> so not only this wawa in bensalem is without power and still is, several wawa's in our area spent a portion of the storm in the dark, no access to wawa, just not what we're used to in these parts. because of so many outages around town, the bensalem school district is closed today. we'r

it even happened to our news van, chris o'connell, and photographer dave say they'd just helped a woman push her vehicle out of the snow when they got stuck. they got locked in place for roughly two hours before a group of guys helped to shovel them out. and they weren't alone. >> it was a chain reaction up here, i have single axle tractor, so i'm stuck, waiting ton wrecker, the guy behind me is waiting on a wrecker. >> this storm right away, when i started hearing branches falling, that start today make me nervous. we have kerosene heaters. i think we'll be okay. and then candles, so maybe some board games. >> plows worked through the night to clear the snow off the roads ahead of the re-freeze, and our drive up here, up 95, to get to bensalem, was very good, main roads clear, the side roads and the dark roads that you need to be careful of. just passing us by during the live report, mini-van went with about 4 inches of snow on its rooftop. that's a reminder headed out this morning, be sure to brush all of the snow, because just going to snack another driver right in the windshieldment

our chris o'connell was at that screening tonight.ins us live outside the complex in south philly. chris? >> reporter: iain, we all know the oscars were last night. well, i can tell you the winner for best picture at least here in philadelphia debuted here tonight at novacare complex. and, yes, the eagles played a starring role. for eagles fans it's been a month of celebration. tonight capped off with a special invitation to the bird's training complex complete with a red carpet and the vince lombardi trophy. >> still hasn't hit me yet. >> reporter: can you believe hundred season ticket holders were invited to be the very first to seat newly released eagles super bowl do you mean reproduced by nfl films. >> nobody i know envisioned that we'd be here today. >> reporter: in the crowd, 88-year-old jack mack kerr lane and his sons. >> what's this last month been like as eagles fan knowing we're super bowl champion? >> i can tell by the smile on your face. >> you said it. nobody is in a bad mood. this is incredible. >> reporter: yes we kno

kelly o'connell is still trying to get wired up here.w we have a -- a little bit of technical difficulty. we'll get that fixed and come back right after this. are defined by the things we share. and the ones we love. who never stop wondering what we'll do or where we'll go next. we the people who are better together than we are alone... are unstoppable. welcome to the entirely new expedition. - there's a common thread i see every time i'm in the field. while this was burning, you were saving other homes. neighbors helping neighbors and strangers alike. - this is what america's about. - sometimes it's nice to see all the good that's out there. bringing folks out, we have seen it in community after community. >>> as we were reporting before the break, we have some breaking news that south korea is going to be announcing having to do with the korea issue itself and north korea, we were trying to get kellio connell wired up. we had a technical problem. kelly, what can you tell us, the president himself came in the briefing room but didn't wa

joining me bepub strategist ford o'connell and democratic strategist, antwan seawright. this should be music to your ears. left has gone on and on for years. now the president is willing to do it. are you on board? >> well i'm not. i'm all about infrastructure trish. trish: right. >> so glad to have you back. i'm all about infrastructure but i'm about real infrastructure and not a infrastructure plan that is really a sham or a scam just like the tax bill was. what we do know about the infrastructure plan is that it will pass down a burden to cities, states, territories and local governments in order to push them to privatize their roads, sell them off to corporations and foreign entities. it is not really infrastructure plan as well as rolling back some of the environmental protections that have been put in place to protect people and disguise that as speeding up the process. the democrats proposed a one trillion dollar infrastructure plans that will put americans back to work and fix roads and bridges. >> spend your money, my hard-earned money put it off into never land

our chris o'connell is live at a home depot in delaware county that's been busy the past few days. i'll tell you there's sad faces coming into the home depot here in delaware county. that is because first of all, many of these residents in delaware county eight to 9,000 of them are still without power at this point, and now we have another snowstorm bearing down on them. take look what's behind me it struck me is the all the grills out, the spring grills, the barbecues, the summer chairs, the haze lounges, the propane gas. already for summertime. well they had to cover up those gas grills because they won't be selling many of them. i can tell you what they are selling. take a look at some video we just shot about five minutes ago. this is the very last gas generator being caught bought here at the home depot and that -- they had 75 of them by noon -- noon today all 75 gone a few hours later. run on chainsaws. a run on gas cans of course a lot of people still trying to remove trees and downed limbs from their houses. also, run on snow melt and rock salt. people coming in here trying

. >> let's get out to chris o'connell whose been tracking the conditions in bensalem.s that where you are now, chris? >> reporter: that's right. we pulled over here on street road in bensalem, iain, and the good news is, the snow is letting up just a few flurries up here now falling probably the last of it but i can tell you that's the only good news. because if you're up here in bensalem, just where i'm looking receipt now, the dunkin' donuts without power. the wawa without power. the intersection here hello guys without power. the street lights, the mcdonald's over here without power and dave you can see -- you see that car way down there that is stuck. that car is stuck like many are stuck as i try to get over this little plowed in thing and probably the worst for many people the liquor store here is closed. take a look what we went through about an hour and a half ago. we were stuck along i-95 on street road coming up the ramp tractor trailers were stuck it caused a chip reaction that everyone got stuck on the incline on the off-ramp northbound 95 to street road pe

. >>> jerry o'connell has his next job all lined up.st hosting gig on "wendy williams," jerry is headed to the "big bang theory"" >> going to be so good. he's going show up in the season finale playing sheldon's older brother who's in town for sheldon and amy's wedding. now, jim parsons also had something else to celebrate, so i couldn't help but get the party started last night. ♪ happy early birthday to you >> i'm officially dead center middle age -- 45. >> first of all, 45? what are you drinking? what are you eating? >> devils blood. i grew up in the south. we had a lot of humidity. my mother has good skin. whatever, whatever. hit with the ugly stick any day now. one day i'm going to wake up, and i'm going to go, oh, my gosh, i'm like 90. i'm only 47. >> you don't have a regimen or something that you do? >> this is so embarrassing. i did recently start washing my face. >> so, we know we'll get a wedding, but what about a pregnant kaley on the show? >> you know, penny's still a little all over the place. she always has been. but i thi

i'm chris o'connell. >> i'm dawn timmeney. >>> just crazy weather we're talking about. this is what it looked like across most of the area today. >> those powerful wind gusts causing big power outages right now there are more than 300,000 people without power.co alone rn 254,000 outages. the worst coming in from montgomery county. atlantic city electric over 25,000. delmarva over3,000 people with no power at this hour. and as well as pse&g they are clocking in at 15,000 customers in the dark right now. >> unbelievae. let's head back outside. this is what it looks like righ here in old city outside our fox 29 studios. we crews standing by in bu county, down to the jersey shore and everywhere in between. we have you covered. but let's start with meteorologist scott williams who has a first check of the forecast. scott? >> hi there dawn, this storm it is a monster. take look. the open waters of the atlantic we're looking at that developing area of low pressure just churning and look at the winds out of the north and west. cold air a lot of changing that snow and also we're

chris o'connell is live in broomall.hris looks like it pick up out there in the last hour. >> reporter: yeah, the second winter storm of the week, iain, has gun snow started to fall just about half hour ago. it's coming down thick. it's coming down wet. and for many here in delaware county, that are still without power from the first storm, this home depot store has been a home away from home. >> how you keeping sane? >> a lot of wine. [ laughter ] >> seriously a lot of wine. >> reporter: candlelight glimmering from a darkened broomall home certainly looks romantic. >> we had already throw out two refrigeratorefrigerators full o. >> reporter: after fours days without power dan says this is getting old. >> coming down i'll show you what's been able to keep us somewhat warm. >> reporter: if it wasn't for the gas fireplace and he and his wife would have been gone days what make it even more frustrating look out the window. all of his neighbors on winding way have power and utility crews are camped out a block away yet he st

let's get out now to chris o'connell who has been bracing the conditions in bucks county all day. he join us live from penn salem. chris? >> reporter: iain, there are two big concerns tonight. first of all, whatever snow that fell and the slush that remains on the roadways will freeze overnight and effect the morning commute. the other concern, power outages at last check bucks county residents about 70,000 people without power. here in bensalem we were touring around entire neighborhoods in the dark. another winter storm, another wild spread power outage. >> winter is reporter: richard s family were fed up with winter before this storm. then tonight, their power went out. >> this storm right away when i started hearing branches falli falling, that started to make me nervous. >> reporter: they're entire bensalem neighborhood is in the dark along with the wawa, the mcdonald's and the local liquor store. >> we have kerosene heaters so i think we'll be okay. um, and then candles so maybe some board games. >> reporter: in the meantime as the family truck is being used as a cell phone

meanwhile our chris o'connell is down the shore in avalon. people getting ready for big hit there. chris. >> reporter: that is right, iain. ya, the shore bracing for exactly what scott was talking about. a long wet and windy weekend that rain that will saturate the entire area just started down the shore here a little while ago. and so have the preparations. take look behind me. we're at the base of the townsend inlet bridge. this the bridge that connects avalon and sea isle. it was shut down about an hour ago because of safety concerns of the storm surge. and the flooding. if you know this bridge, you see those nor'easter just does some damage to this bridge. it will stay closed until at least saturday night. now, shore homeowners kept busy today laying down those sand bags in anticipation of the coastal flooding that's expect expected. especially in these low-lying areas. if you live down the shore, you have interest down here you know the drill. it doesn't take long for these streets to flood down here we saw people boarding up their garages with plywood. borough officials in av

. >> i, myles o'connell, do sol n solemnly swear. >> he became an honorary officer with the sunnyvale police department. he loves boating and swimming. but now he uses a wheelchair most of the time and under goes radiation at ucsf. yesterday he stood during the entire ceremony and shook hands with every officer in the room. >> it's been amazing. amazing to see a smile on his face and for him to be with his uncle. >> myles' uncle is a sunnyvale police officer. myles wanted to work with him. so a program made it happen. he got an official police uniform, wrote a mock speeding ticket and took a ride in a fire truck. >> he looks dapper in his uniform snimt uniform. >> he does. i love that. >>> a chance of showers tomorrow. look for your rainbow and pot of gold if you're out and about in san francisco. starts at 10:00. st. patrick's day. it ends at 5:00. dress for low to mid-50s. this is tuesday evening, ray quarter to half inch of rain possible. the heaviest rain on wednesday. the green means up to an inch. we can push an inch and a half by the time the storm is over. here's alexis. >>> g

chris o'connell live down the shore in ocean city. how are residents preparing? chris? >> reporter: well, scott, whatever nasty weather you are forecasting has already started down here at the shore with some soaking rains and some very gusty winds. it is the kind of forecast people down here at the shore have heard and dealt with many times before. and, yes, they are preparing for a storm. some people out tonight stocking up on whatever they could for what could be a couple long days inside this weekend. up and down the shore towns businesses and homes they are putting out the sand bags. many are spending tonight moving their cars to higher grounds. some boarding up their homes and garages. they are anticipating moderate to major flooding here with four high tides and full moon in the coming days. earlier tonight the townsend inlet bridge between avalon and sea isle that was shut down for safety reasons. >> we're preparing for some flood water and got to get -- move the cars and being prepared to sit in the house for a day or two straight. >> sounds like you've been th

chris o'connell was at that celebration tonight and joins us live from south philly. chris?> reporter: you know iain. eagles fans we've been riding high for the past month or so exactly a month since the super bowl but now we can all relive that magic over and over again. >> for eagles fans it's been a month of celebration. tonight capped off with a special invitation to the birds training complex complete with a red carpet and vince lombardi trophy. >> still hasn't hit me yet. >> couple hundred season ticket holders were epp sighted to be the very first to seat new released eagles super bowl lii documentary produced by nnl films. >> nobody i know envisioned that we'd be here today. nobody is in a bad mood much this is incredible. >> report roar yes we know the final score. but the films producers say even the biggest eagles fans will see never before seen footage that begins back with the 1960 championship game. >> you have the adversity of the injuries. you have the legacy of 57 years of no championships. then ultimately you take down goliath the new england patriots argua

mistakes credit to see smith for fronting up now let's give him some time and space well christian o'connell was also sympathetic of smith and bancroft but not so much when it comes to david warner he had a go at warner who didn't hold a press conference when he landed back in australia instead warner tweeted an apology earlier in the day no o'connell included wanted to tweet but blasted it for being an i phone note this is an optimistic one from cricket writer rothfield i have a feeling in twelve months time australia will stand and applaud as steve smith walks out for his comeback innings that press conference was a gutsy one as gutsy as any innings he has played remember that according to the baron smith could actually be back in time for the twenty nine hundred cricket world cup that one being played in england and wales and peter level who has represented the national team as a wicket keeper but have summed it up best with this one genuine rule and emotional a strikingly contrite response to the hysteria outrage and vitriol clogging up the feeds i could barely keep it together watching

our chris o'connell is down the shore in wildwood with more on how they are preparing.hris, here we go, a typical nor'easter situation. >> reporter: yeah, kathy, i know a lot of people must have be watching your forecast because a lot of people down here at the shore towns are wondering just how bad this upcoming weekend will be. take look right now at our wildwood boardwalk cameras. we take look. desolate out here on the boardwalk. of course it is the middle of winter but this is the time every year where businesses and residents all along here on the boardwalk get ready for the summer season. but this weekend, i can guarantee you not a whole lot of work is going to be being done. take a look at preparations, yeah, people here getting the sand bags ready for what could be to moderate to major coastal flooding. they are bracing for tropical storm force winds with interests down here at the shore, they are being advised to have a plan together like pull your boat from the water. beach erosion. also, going to be an issue. one beach in particular down in north wildwood got

. >> i'm chris o'connell.& dangerous storm lashing the region. we are talking about power outages. major damage and serious travel troubles. right now we have team coverage. our crews are tackling this storm out in the elements from the shore where coastal flooding and high tides are a major concern. to the airport and train station where travelers are stuck tonight and in the suburbs where hundreds of thousands are without power and in the dark. >> let's send things over to meteorologist scott williams with more on that high wind warning tonight. scott. >> absolutely we are still looking at winds gusting over 5. take look at the center of low pressure. the pressure has dropped considerably and we're talking about those damaging winds. widespread power outages now the snow beginning to taper off, but we still have those northwesterly winds once again gusting over 50 miles per hour. take look at all of the icons here. peak wind gusts and also numerous downed trees, power outage reports across the area. a little bit of light snow tapering off for the i-95 corridor move into sections

with me — brian o'connell, a broadcaster who's reported from both sides of the border on the island ofnd. eunice goes, a journalist and academic from portugal. catherine pepinster, a former editor of the tablet, a newspaper which was founded by a convert to catholicism. and greg katz, from the united states, who runs the london bureau of the news agency ap. we begin with gaza. the killing of more than a dozen palestinian protestors on the border between israel and the gaza strip makes friday the deadliest day in the conflict in four years. it was the day when jews mark the start of passover, commemorating their liberation from egypt. the protests are part of a six week campaign palestinians are calling ‘the great march of return‘, demanding that they should be allowed to return to homes lost when the modern state of israel was founded 70 years ago. it was a dreadful day, the worst in some years, and i don't think there is a reasonable hope that the un security council or the united states as a broker that is now seen as closely allied with israel, i do not see the outside world stoppin

with me — brian o'connell, a broadcaster who's reported from both sides of the border on the island of newspaper which was founded by a convert to catholicism. and greg katz, from the united states, who runs the london bureau of the news agency ap. we begin with gaza. the killing of more than a dozen palestinian protestors on the border between israel and the gaza strip makes friday the deadliest day in the conflict in four years. it was the day when jews mark the start of passover, commemorating their liberation from egypt. the protests are part of a six week campaign palestinians are calling ‘the great march of return‘, demanding that they should be allowed to return to homes lost when the modern state of israel was founded 70 years ago. it was a dreadful day, the worst in some years and i don't think there isa some years and i don't think there is a reasonable hope that the un security council or the united states as a broker that is now seen as closely allied with israel, i do not see the outside world stopping this. all we can hope for is there is no excavation in the coming hours

o'connell's has more on the red carpet. well there's a lot of excitement here on the red carpet of hollywood boulevard outside the building theater look so look around the room could see the road and hear the cheers of the audience here you can see the. band in their tuxedo see the ladies of course in their uniform dresses and if you look closely you might see some familiar faces of course this the oscar ceremony is not the usual festival filled industry itself to graduation it has been in the past that's because there's a cloud over this oscars the cloud over the sex harassment scandal others began about five months ago with revelations about the producer harvey weinstein it has ballooned since then also people here are very aware of the a lack of parity in the film industry with the dearth of women directors and other professionals as well as lack of clarity in terms of racial minorities so all of these things are waiting on the crowd here at the oscars and it does make it a little bit less of a festive celebration and as

bob cusak is with us, and also ford o'connell. harry, let me start with you. china made some pretty good overtures here. where do you see this all going? >> i think the market woke up to what we have been seeing for a long time. the united states, despite what the pundit class tells you is the most of dominant power in the world. so we are in the driver's seat when it comes to trade. that's why you saw the market start to boom. let's face it, the chinese have been cheating and trade for years. it's unfair all s. company if he wants to do business in china has 0 hand or its intellectual property to do business there. charles: at a time when the global economy is doing extraordinarily well, and with gdp growth at 50% of gdp, it's a delicate balancing act for everyone involved. >> it is. and i agree with president trump. charles: or harry. >> i think what president trump is looking for is for china to cut off a large portion of that $375 billion trade deficit. and for companies not to have to turn over their technology. china is on the verge of a debt crisis itse

republican strategist ford o'connell. good morning. >> good morning.guys on wednesday morning this early. cheryl: i can hear the sarcasm in that response. chuck schumer, the state ag has the other 12 states joined together in a lot of these are cities that have sanctuary cities. democrats are saying this is unconstitutional. chuck schumer says that this is a political move by the trump administration. but citizenship is asked about for the most part if you go back throughout the history of the senses. >> you're absolutely right. this is an attack on democracy absolutely ludicrous. the citizenship question was asked in every sense is from 18221950 and also asked like the yearly acs. when they claim that it's illegal or unconstitutional, they are basically full of malarkey. what they are concerned about here is raw political power. they believe that will give republicans the advantage of redistricting. the senses is used to determine how many people are in the u.s., but it's really used to determine how many congressional seats each state gets in the dis

everything you just heard is to strategist on the democratic side, republican strategist fort o'connell morning, guys. are you caffeinated? >> sbr, aren't we? >> always. cheryl: letter with you, boris. this is a crazy race in pennsylvania. what does this mean for democrats in november? >> they should be a serious wake-up call. they are in danger of losing the house. democrats are beyond fire up in the tax bill was not hypocritical in terms of resonating everywhere. my advice is very simple. get off your desk of mr. dialing for dollars to knock on doors because the midterms aren't going to be for the faint of heart. cheryl: are they feeling the republican strategy because it seemed to a work in pennsylvania. a moderate democrat who aligns with president trump on many issues is doing really well. >> i wouldn't see that he aligns with donald trump as much as he ignored them in his he ignored a ministry spirit is focused on of the issues to granular detail in pennsylvania and that is what there is a lot of these voters were democrats haven't picked up seats in the past and focusing on the a

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we have ford o'connell and democratic strategist raj patel talking about the news out of the white house and it is unbelievable. john dowd might have seen his firing coming, i start with you, ford. he kept telling the president, this will pass, by thanksgiving, special counsel, russia mueller investigation is going to be done. we're still dealing with this. he is fed up. does he just want to sit down with mueller and do an interview? >> well look, from the outset president trump has seen the russia probe a witch-hunt in search after crime. he wants a legal team that sees it that away. john dowd didn't fit into the equation. he saw the writing on the wall. he wants a legal team that helps him win the war of public perception. president trump knows, what mueller find or doesn't find he can win the battle in the court of public opinion, if he does, it won't matter and he will win re-election and it is a simple equation. lauren: the president brought joe deagain know have and jay sekulow there. >> joe and jay. lauren: there is john, a joe, a jay, there is a ford and a seraj those two gentlem

our chris o'connell is down the shore right now in wildwood with more on what they are planning on seeingwe're talking about power outages as well. chris. >> reporter: that's right, kathy. you know typically the first weekend in march down here at the shore is really the weekend when businesses start getting ready for the upcoming summer season. well, not sophists fast. we are here on the wildwood you see from our boardwalk camera, it is absolutely empty but businesses and residents are preparing for an unwelcomed shore visitor. a monster coastal storm. >> boats are being lived out of the water. stores have started sand bagging to protect against flooding. for folks down the shore, it's a dance they've become all too familiar with. >> when you hear of another coastal storm coming, what goes through your mind? >> flooding. a lot of water. a lot of winds, too. >> reporter: that's exactly the forecast over the next couple of days. winds up to 60 miles an hour. moderate to major coastal flooding including a full moon. >> on the worse case scenario water from the ocean meets the bay. >> report

joining me republican strategist, ford o'connell and fox news contributor, jehmu greene.eard what adam johnson, keith fitz-gerald, market folks don't like, this what do you say. >> what is economically savvy and politically savvy is two different things. i disagree with the great steve forbes one thing economically. we talk about trying to push back china. let's actually dip our toe in the water, see what comes. we don't know how other countries will react. politically this could actually be gold an for trump and republicans particularly the industrial midwest this, is all about jobs, professorring manufacturing, we're playing defense on heck of a lot of seats in pa, ohio, indiana, michigan, guess what, this could be a real boon for us in the midterms. trish: i think politically this will do well. people feel like someone is being look out for them. that said, there is obviously some disagreement, certainly in the markets right now, how it will affect companies but jehmu, i think one of the biggest reasons that donald trump went to the white house and was sent there by vo

our team coverage continues tonight with chris o'connell live in ocean city.ow are residents preparing? >> reporter: well, scott, we're just starting to see some of those rain and wind bands coming here down the shore, but judge buying your and kathy's forecast, this is going to be a much messier place come tomorrow night. take look up now at our ocean city boardwalk cam. you can see soaking rains now just starting to come into the area as cape may county and residents here prepare for a very wet weekend. it may not be a snowstorm but bite looks of the rush at the acme store in ocean city it sure feels like it. >> we're preparing for some flood water and got to get -- move the cars being prepared to sit in the house for day are two straight. >> with hurricane force winds forecasted the shore is hunkering down. sand bags stacked outside of homes and stores. >> the water comes up, covers the street and you definitely can't drive through it because that's it epidemic up ruining your car because it's salt wat water. >> garages are also boarded uptight and it's a r