twitter blowing up on this one.ne of our users writing i have no issue with christie a new jersey governor being a cowboys fan. but i do with the embarrassing pathetic attempt at a hug when they wouldn't. god that angered so many people. we got a lot of tweets on this one. that's first one. let's take a look at another one route now. i kind of want the cowboys to win another game so we can see more christie jube bill laying. get out of here. are you kidding the trentonian, newspaper, came out over the weekend, this is the headline right there. yeah, the word texas with the word we can't quite say on it photo shop the picture of governor christie also as a cowboys cheerleader. so could he be facing trouble on this one? political expert thank you for joining us on sunday. >>> my pleasure. >> we appreciate it. what do you make of all this. >>> three different issues. i'll give them to you in ascen ascending order of importance. the governor will be going to the green bay game today with his son on his own dime and that

on i-95.the change. we're now seeing some traffic move at least that right lane is getting by. we know it's a multi vehicle accident. three vehicles involved and hearing there are injuries on the scene so that's why we have police, we've got penndot on the scene, ambulance all responding to this accident on i-95. a vehicle was kind of facing sideways here on i-95. for while there all lanes were blocked and now it looks like they're letting at least that right lane get by but traffic is already jammed northbound on i-95 approaching the vine to approaching girard. the accident itself is between the vine street expressway and girard so northbound traffic really jammed and you see the southbound traffic off to the side right here jammed from allegheny to girard. so you can stick to delaware avenue or one of the numbered streets here instead of i-95 northbound and 95 is one of the areas that really didn't look as bad. ice concerns as well as some of these side roads so you really need to be careful

it goes on and on and on. but we will get through this trade agreement is open up markets and level the playing field so we can protect workers protect american jobs and insure a fair and level playing field by raising labor and environmental standards raising intellectual property right standards and enforcement. making sthurure we are putting on disciplines on the type of practices that pose a real threat to workers in pennsylvania. >> well, i have no doubt about your intention. the problem is that some of this we've heard before and you mentioned some industries or some economic sectors in our state but when i look at whether it's sugar or solar panels or furniture or tires or paper or probably the best example would be steel which is economic as it relates to our state, we've had time and again promises made prior to the trade agreements and then efforts after the fact to bring enforcement cases that have never commensurate with the promise that was made and i would argue that as much as you want to level

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that one.ham township an accident involving an overturned tractor-trailer here. 272 shut down between route 1 and 222. we had a nasty accident in the overnight hours on 295 southbound. it was a tanker that was hauling heating oil here. 295 southbound past 73. all of the southbound lanes are opened. northbound they've just had that left shoulder blocked with crews still on the scene. so we had an overturned tanker overturned tractor-trailer out there. you still need to be careful because i think people are hitting the slick spots. temperatures are below freezing. as we look in the suburbs here, 19 degrees in slatington and fleetwood, 27 pottstown 23 quakertown, 27 warrington. we're just barely above freezing in chester it's 33. 29 in kennett square, 31 in browns mills. sit ought freezing mark in hammonton and 35 degrees in dover, delaware. feels even colder than that when you factor in the winds but you need to be careful. anything that looks a little shiny is icy matt. >> thanks karen. >>> brea

then partly sunny again on thursday with a high of 40. 36 and chilly on friday, mostly cloudy on saturdayciation with a southern system that we think is going to be far enough south where we don't get precipitation but we're watching that. back to dry conditions or i should say partly sunny on sunday 42. and then the next chance of rain or snow appears to be monday. >> okay. thank you david. >>> it's now 6:40 and still ahead on "action news" an airline passenger is hospitalized with ebola-like symptoms in new jersey. >> and motorcycle mayhem. groups of motorcycles and atv daredevils took to the streets of miami causing chaos and confusion. karen. >> seeing traffic slow down a little bit on the vine westbound we're slow from the ben franklin parkway to the schuylkill expressway. no major problems here but we do have two new accidents just coming in touches all of the latest details when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪♪ [ leguizamo ] hey, i'm john leguizamo, and i love new york. why? i'll tell you why... 'cause every winter my favorite thing to do is ski upstate. and in new york you ca

>>darya:investigators say it happened on campus, back on january 18th. >>darya:according to the santa clara district attorney, 19-year-old brock turner was sexually assaulting an unconcious woman on campus when two cyclists witnessed the rape. >>darya:that's when turner tried to run away but the two cyclists chased him down and held him until campus police arrived. >>darya:stanford alum sally lieber says the arrest has increased the conversation of rape on campus and what needs to be done to stop it. >>darya:stanford officials say turner withdrew from the university. it is on the has to be added for parents for sensitive to stand for the committee will have to start talking about campus rapes. >>darya: he withdrew from the university and alsoand add that he is no longer allowed on campus. >>darya:we'll have a live report coming up at 5:30. >>mark:deaths from the flu are on the rise in the bay area. >>mark:the latest case is in santa clara county. health officials say someone under the age of 65 died over the weekend. >>mark:they say that person did not g

one of the new members on capitol hill. we will start on our line for democrats. tom has been waiting in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. you are on "washington journal" with congressman elect don beyer. tom, are you with us? caller: yeah. outsourcing, most of our clothing and shoes are made outside the country. we all need shoes and clothing. millions of dollars are going out of the country. if you cannot make the things you need, you have become dependent. we tell our kids can i get out of the house, take care of yourself, become independent stop -- we tell our kids, get out of the house, take care of yourself, become independent. our government does the opposite. host: that color concerned about outsourcing. guest: we have had significant growth in imports in the last six years. it is largely surging by the cost of fuel here in the u.s. the only way an economy can grow is from the outside. we have to be vigorous trade partners, all the time making sure it is fair trade, that we are looking to protect workers environmentally and from a safety perspective overseas. but

unfortunate news for drivers on 76 eastbound with an accident in gulph mills on the on-ramp. you can see it here in the traffic camera. i've been watching it over the last hour that's pretty new. there's a tow truck creeping out to the lane of 76 eastbound at gulph mills as part of the process to overturn the vehicle on the ramp. so i'm keeping my eye on it. i checked drive times between 76 and the blue route and vine in both directions that doesn't seem to be affecting things in that area so far, just keep that in mind. it will probably be slow going if you enter 76 eastbound via the gulph mills ramp. in plymouth township ridge pike at chemical road. they are trying to correct that around the intersection that is definitely getting busier as the morning progresses. we are in the 6:00 hour. then in upper gynedo an accident on sumneytown pike blocking a lane there. and for mass transit, on the market/frankrd line, board on the westbound side. >>> crews across the region are ready to roll for the weekend's storm. penndot says they are prepared for more than 330 trucks and plows

a great ride overall on route one. our majors indicating great speed up in the 50's and even 40's traveling in the only in pennsylvania but new jersey and delaware. however, we have an accident closing lehigh valley between 25th and 24th. your best alternate to take huntington or some are set the and route 54 bus they are doing detouring as a result of that incident there ukee. >>> penndot says road an highways are ready for this latest blast of winter. let's show you view over schuylkill expressway as crews brine the the pavement ape roadways. prep work is complete and they are waiting for first flakes to fall. they're monitoring road conditions across the region with the help of their expansive network of cameras. >> the plan will be to position our trucks on the highways, loaded with salt and when snow begins to fall whether it is late morning or afternoon they will salt the red ways, keep roadways wet plow as necessary and then timing of the storm is obviously a concern because it looks like it a appears it won't b

there's a travel ban on them for one year.come this spring, we'll see if they stay there or they go somewhere else. >> i'm not going to suggest that i know how the cia plies its trade. but i want to ask if it's not a great idea that if he did actually return to militant activities, doesn't that bring you right to the source? doesn't that bring your intelligence right to the source of where the others are, meaning, isn't it strangely a good thing? >> it's a phone call at this point that they've monitored that they've intercepted. there's no suggestion that he's left qatar and gone back to afghanistan or anything like that. but, of course, any phone call that can be intercepted -- >> a lot more intelligence. >> these guys were senior figures in the taliban, ashleigh. right at the top of the organization. so of course if they can intercept these kinds of calls, that can be useful. but there is very embarrassing for the qataris. >> not for the americans. >> absolutely. i think one of the -- >> you don't think it's embarrassing for

we are tracking rain on radar right now on the storm team 4 x 4 weather app. so when we head there we'll bring you the conditions in hagerstown. for now, we'll send ove to melissa. >>> we're looking pretty good here. 270 at old hundred, you can see a tiny bit of wetness on the road but otherwise really no problem at this point this morning. wide look at the beltway inner loop and outer loop, everything moving nicely. no issues right now. a lo earlier typical construction that we see on a normal monday morning not in the way this morning. so that is good of course as folks are treating the roads and getting ready. 66 here theat 95 no problems there either. prince in and out of town look going. branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue indian head highway, everything rolling along quite nicely. same thing a little to the north, 95 in maryland and then bw parkway into and out of town. we'll take another live look at the top of the beltway coming up. >>> this just into our newsroom. fauquier county schools are closed this morning. stay with us as we continue to update th

your add rates on mobile are lower than they are on desktop.s it really a great move for growth for ali baba to encourage their shoppers to go mobile? >> yeah, so this shift to mobile -- obviously there are two sides of the coin. on the monetization rate the reported 1.96% monetization which has been trending up over the last few quarters. the one thing to remember about mobile is we have 265 million monthly active users coming to our mobile apps to buy things. that is a very good result especially in light of the net ads. we added 48 million monthly active users in this quarter. we believe that as long as you continue to attract users on mobile to buy things to engage on your platform, at some point monetization will follow. one thing i would like everyone to remember, in the fourth quarter, ali baba generated one billion u.s. dollars in mobile revenue. this is a very substantial number. we broke that $1 billion mark this quarter. >> speaking about mobile, yahoo! saw some good mobile ad revenue growth in their quarter just a day ago. marissa m

to make it on -- make it along on their own. we have indeed spoken to a few passengers. >> i live by the waterfront. >> reporter: so you had to walk from where to where? >> actually i just walked from a couple of blocks down. but i could have walked from gallery place. i could have walked from work. i work by union station. took me three hours now. >> reporter: three hours that usually takes about 30 minutes. we have no idea what caused this. still a relatively large scene, not as hectic as it was earlier. traffic has died down somewhat. we are getting on the other end of the evening rush. fortunately, there is a firehouse down e street from here. they were easy able to respond to this quickly. they're back in that firehouse but as you can see the investigation continues into exactly what caused all of this rush hour. live in southwest, derrick ward news4. >>> an undercover sting lands a youth hockey coach in jail tonight on child pornography charges. >> the suspect himself was a standout hockey player a few years ago. julie ker

>>will tran: views of a fair bars this in the gear on the bay area not a problem of smelly on to one said to the hospital and tech to deliver to gunman behind the shooting rather than do not know the motive other than to the possibilities that perhaps robbery was behind this they got a chance to talk so lot of bird wires this morning they're not unfamiliar they're quite familiar with was going on at the breast is to drop the bay area as one writer are you surprised that there was violence and the bart station here is what he had to say. not really a yellow the more settlor would you come to bird station his alert is closed a week of store or station the good news is the vested were your thoughts tonight to they were able to pretty much have access for all of our station near in was the morning commute started the long gone we're hoping to get a description descriptions of the two gunmen a little bit later this month the decating to work on this case. >>darya: them from the tail section of air is a flat 8501 at the bottom of the java sea will have video of the murky underwater sea the

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next up, the deadly ice storms on our road. fox dropped the ball on this one. glad i didn't have to run out this morning before 10 a. kelly is referring to a post that she saw on facebook at 10:00 a.m. referring to the icy roads. kelly you apparently didn't see the tweets that we did at take a look at this. it's a major pileup. kelly, this was a sudden event. the temperatures did not rise as the rain was falling. clearly a sudden and tragic event, but we reacted quickly on twitter. we did as quickly as we could on the air, but we also have to realize that some people simply use social media to get their information and we need to update there as well as quickly as we can. thanks, kelly. i'm standing here with chris murphy. i want to let you know that much whatting you do the rocky run on good day was a classic moment, my friend. >> here's the deal, i live right there. it was so much fun. of course we did it to draw attention to the fact that creed, the final installment of the rocky series is going to be filmed here in philadelphia. well, the viewers loved it.

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he was very much focused on what was going on.time when the parties were changing when the structure of the senate was changing. senator mitchell was the majority leader who began to complain the most about how many blocked cloture motions there were, and he thought that there mo filly births were coming along -- filibusters were coming along. he tried to get around that a but politics were becoming more polarized then. he was a shrewd leader and figured out ways to get around that. i think he had great respect from all of the senators. and not surprising that he went on to a career indiplomacy after that brokering deals between catholics and protestants in northern ireland. he had that kind of judicial temperament that people trusted on both sides and he also had a way of deciding that there were solutions to these problems that you could find. >> and finally, robert byrd. >> of all the setors i've worked with, i probably worked more with senator byrd than any of the others, and the same thing is true of my predecessor dick baker

the latest on the investigation overnight. >>> horror on the highway. dangerous black ice triggering this massive pileup. >> holy cow. >> trucks pried open like tin cans. one man's miraculous story of survival, entombed in the metal. with more weather on the way, the danger zones to look out for today. >>> gunned down. the real estate mogul shot in his rolls-royce in a hollywood parking lot. the shooter, pedaling away on a bicycle. >> i can't imagine this type of senseless violence happening.zh/z >> the clues that could help police catch their man. >>> and cheeseless in seattle. the buildup to today's big nfl playoffs. the colts taking on the patriots. the packers against the sea hawks. the ban on packers' fans favorite food. but the competition, not melting. >> we'll get the pizzas to them with the greatest cheese in the country coming out of wisconsin. >> and on this sunday, the pets are partisan. >> go, pack, go, go, go. >>> hey, good morning. if you're a football fan in seattle and you want to watch today's packer game with brie and crackers, or as

on the radar. we have some white, pink and some green. >> i believe that is a wintry mix it sure is. >> tina fey and amy poehler team up for the the golden globe award and they didn't hold back when it came to making fun of hollywood's elite, the jokes that have everyone talking this morning. >> every single person on earth is talking about it. >> it was hilarious. >> i went on for almost ten minutes, it was a tight ten minutes of comedy. we will play clips including the one about bill cosby. >> yes. >> they said they would go there. >> they went there a lot. >> it is monday january 12th my wedding anniversary many many, many years ago. >> yes. >> that is right. >> check the bottom of the screen, look at all of the pieces of paper here. these are all schools. >> more than 70. >> full of delays. >> most of them two hours, mostly businesses too. >> they are scrolling at bottom of the screen. check out my fox philly.com. we will update it there as well. >> they are coming around again. >> yes. >> we'r

we could go on and on.but what i want to emphasize now is we have just recently completed our full suite of call for proposals for an additional 40 billion dollars of loan guarantee. that is 4 billion roughly in renewables and efficiency. these are set by statute. 8 billion for fossil technologies that lower emissions. roughly 12 for advanced nuclear technologies, and roughly 16 for new vehicle technologies. which probably will see more auto suppliers as opposed to integrated manufacturers coming forward. so we already have proposals in for many of those -- renewables and fossil. we see strong portfolios -- just want to make it very clear that we continue to be very forward leaning, very aggressive in terms of now the deployment side through our loan guarantee program. a different kind of mitigation push comes from setting standards, efficiency standards for example. and i want to say that once again with two hours to spare before new year's, we met our goal of actually 10 efficiency standards in 2014 doubl

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i am so with you on that one, girlfriends.her south here into new castle county, delaware 23 degrees, sent in from dolores the temperature in in you arc, couple of clouds, little bit off to the south here see that represented in a second here clear, cold, beautiful clouds, half sky is clear and half of it has a straight line of clouds. so that again is very well represented, when we go next to storm scan, let me show you what i mean here, look closely here obviously, little thin vale of clouds draped right back across the southern tear of our area. another dry day sun expected. meanwhile, we show this nice wide zoom, because we have a storm to track my friends. it doesn't look all that organized just yet. you can obviously see moisture pent up here in the form of rain over the mississippi valley, more ice for the lone star state, still lingering snow back over new mexico, whole system is going to continue to take shape so walking you through the timing, all calm, all clear here today with again just nothing more than few cloud

up on a -- kind of up on a ladder working on a model for a sculpture and he came down, drew the sketch handed it to imprad. and brady signed it. there aren't a lot of examples of brady's signature. handed it back and said something like, you better my boys, meaning he'd done a better likeness than all the photographers who worked for brady might have done. this lack of primary sources is one reason such a central cultural figure of his time has no good biography. the second reason is in the years since his death, this pausety of fact have led some to go beyond's brady own embroidery to pure speculation and fabrication. one of the things i thought i knew about brady that were wrong. the first is what almost everyone thinks they know about him. that he was not just a civil war photographer, but he was in some sense the civil war photographer. that he himself managed to take all those photographs we have become familiar with in the past few years as the 150th anniversary of the war has rolled along. it's true we see a number of the same photographs again and again. this one became a u.s.

on my face.and it was really quite startling. i was shocked. >> doug pemberton and danny morrow are veteran deep-sea divers, fearless adventurers under the high seas. there's not much they haven't seen, and there's almost nothing they're afraid of. but a dive in the cold waters of british columbia would put that fearlessness to the test. it begins as routine as any other dive. >> it was a relatively uneventful dive. there wasn't anything spectacular about it. but we stumbled on a couple of octopus and things got really interesting. >> danny and doug were in an area teeming with fish when they stumble upon an octopus den. >> i looked down and i thought, great, let's go down and see if anybody's home. >> doug's eager to get up close and personal with the normally shy but intensely curious sea animal. >> so i took my hand and put it at the entrance to the den, and sure enough one of the arms came up and started feeling up my hand. i put my other hand down and another arm came up and started feeling

we have crews on the ground on this first alert weather day. this is a live picture from storm force 10 on butler pike in montgomery county. a couple inches of snow there, the roads are wet, slick. be careful especially on the side streets because the plow trucks there just getting to them now. again, if you're head inging out this morning, be very cautious. we will be right back in a few moments. when you've got something to share, you need upload speed. and only verizon fios gives you upload speeds... ...as fast as your download speeds. and the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. so join the millions who get the difference fios makes... ...and see how sweet it is. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> at 6:27 the steady precipitation, the rain and snow is moving out. that's moving up to new england, we're really left with patchy snow and rain. the damage is already done. some is areas saw nothing, others up to 8 inches of snow. this is camel back mountain resort where you can see the

on the streets.s lucky to be alive. >> i know they operated immediately on monday afternoon. two surgeries to my leg, a surgery to my abdomen. >> three or four surgeries. and i still have shrapnel in me. but i'm very fortunate. >> on tuesday afternoon they brought me out of -- i guess, an induced coma. to let me know what had happened. and had told me they had amputated -- sorry. >> god wasn't in the violence in the evil that took place on boylston street near the finish line yesterday. >> good morning everybody, today is wednesday april 17th. could that be the bomb? >> these photos show what happened just prior to the blast. and photos from directly after the blast. >> when the president came to the city interfaith service we found a crowd was gathered at a bar. it was one of the most remarkable moments i've ever experienced as a bostonian. every person at the bomb stopped what they were doing and turned toward the tv. ♪ >> today our prayers are with the campbell family of medford. they're here toda

one -- one wreck killed one person. >> go that way go that way. look out, look out! look out! goodness gracious, that car hit a truck just outside manhattan. this is that same truck seconds earlier sliding all over the road, several bridges and tunnels in and out of new york city had to be closed for hours. >>> remember you can keep track of the accuweather forecast by downloading the free storm tracker 6 live app. it gives you access to live rar the car and the hourly forecast and weather alerts posted for your area. >> police called for salt trucks when two car collided in center city. this happened at 13th and vine at 12:30. a car ran a stop sign and slammed into another car sending the car on the sidewalk. both drivers were hurt and will be okay. investigators have not said if it was ice to cause the driver to run the stop sign. >>> vice president joe biden is expected to spend mlk day at a breakfast for the a day of service. it was after the gunshots were heard at his home while he was out of town. wendy saltzman looks at who shot the gun and why. >> reporter: vice presid

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we'll get an update soon on that accident on 295. let's focus on the forecast. meteorologist bill henley in now. do we still have a few flurries in parts? >> nothing like what we saw yesterday. snowflakes in delaware and south jersey start with but they'll be clearing and rest of the area will clear and dry up. beach avenue in cape may with temperatures around freezing is a bit damp and has been treated. those treated surfaces are doing just fine. you can see the last few snow showers in the middleton and delaware moving into cumberland county and south jersey and southern gloucester county getting a few snowflakes. nothing like yesterday. we're watching for some areas of fog. very thick fog now in westchester county and fog with temperatures below freezing can create ice. watch out for slippery conditions in some of the western suburbs. not an issue in the poeblgcono mountains. temperatures now 20s and low 30s. below freezing for the entire area. the numbers will turn around and skies start to clear. clouds at 9:00. breaks of sunshine at lunchtime near 40 degre

where do you put yourself on the spectrum, between on the one hand ted cruz and the tea party, but stand up and confront the president, stand on principles which means things like shutten down the government and on the other hand let's look for compromise? >> well, the president's action is unconstitutional. i have a lot of respect for the office of the president of the united states. he is not also congress in many ways it seems like he thinks he is a monarch. over the course of our nation's history we've always been sensitive to presidents who view the executive branch in that fashion. i think that it's very important going forward, as we move into january february whether it's through legislation or the funding of part of the budget at the end of february that we use the power of the purse that congress uses this message sent in november to expand -- >> rural saying that you would let funding for the department of homeland security, which runs out at the end of february run out to make a point to the president about immigration? >> all options need to be on the table. we need to utili

lanes on highway 101. vta and caltrans have already issued a preliminary report on a plan to widen 101 and add dual high occupancy toll lanes in both directions. those changes would impact the corridor between palo alto and morgan hill. it would also allow fellow drivers willing to pay to use those lanes along with standard car poolers during those peak commute hours. >> adding capacity and more people to use the lane that's currently underutilized. not as many car poolers in there. it's also saving people time in the general purpose lanes as well. so it's an overall benefit for the corridor. >> there are several meetings about this. the second of three scheduled meetings is tonight at vta headquarters in san jose. >>> we are joined now by traffic reporter mike inouye. all of these measures aimed at relieving the congestion we all experience on a daily basis here. >> shifting it to the onramp. that's how some folks look at the metering lights. some of the metering lights, they have sensors in the roadway t

what is going on where you are on the ground? >> reporter: we're about 30 miles from the center of paris. we're about 5 minutes from charles de gaulle airport. you can see the village where all this is taking place down the road behind me. we saw several ambulances moving towards the air. and this is a school that swa s.w.a.t. teams have been brought no to evacuate. and waiting for this terrific situation to come to an end. we understand these two kouachi brothers have been holed up for most of the afternoon in this business. french authorities have said they are not going to go in unless the hostages refuse to negotiate completely. unless the negotiations completely break down they have no intention of goingen in. also we understand these two brothers are linked to the shooter at the grocery store in paris earlier today. a grocery store was held up by heavily armed gunmen. reportedly there are hostages there. we have no detail yet on the numbers of the hostages. again the french authorities saying these three gunmen are linked.

i was tough on him on gm. should have been easier on him after reading american sunshine are niner while i was away. >> i met chris kyle at kyle's ranch a number of times. you can be tough on people for their stock picks. >> i should have said while he's been maybe the number one businessman for veterans, he has -- the gm call may be right. i understand -- i don't like to look at what people have. do you still own gm? >> yes, but the bid was a disaster in 2014. that was my own work. it needed interest rates for be higher for pension. and frankly, gm, you look at the united states and it was great. headline risk was bad. but gm is a big company. it's 00 you are it's europe, maybe china comes back a little bit. remember why did carmax do so well? because people wanted to own the oil cycle so they bought autozone and car sdltmax and auto nation. p. >> is this the high? >> i'm looking at 17, 500. i think that the used market is very good too. you can sell your used car, get a new car. i think that will be another

i was taking har hormones off and on on the street.e whole surgery done if i ever make enough money to do it. >> but williams' preference to live as a woman makes no difference at santa rosa. that's the way he is treated. inmate williams was sentenced as a male, sent to a male facility, so that's the way he's treated, as a male inmate. >> though he has spent time in various jails and prisons, williams finds santa rosa especially hard to deal with. >> i have to deal with a lot of negativity about me being who i am. so with me being homosexual, i'm like an outcast compared to everyone else in here. it's like -- i'm like scum of the earth here. out of all the times i've been in prison, i've never been through this much crap. >> currently, williams has little if any contact with other inmates. he is housed in a single-man confinement cell. >> an inmate, i'm supposed to write a request form for me and said that i was going to make an attempt to escape. >> why would anyone write that? >> i have no idea. they either don't want me to room with

that is the only one on the board still happening. so it looks like it will take a little while for things to get back to normal. part of the problem is that most of the major airlines still need to get their planes in position. many of them had moved them out of the storm zone ahead of the snow that was predicted to come in. so now they have to get those planes back in place. they also have to get the flight crews back in place, though it will take a while for things to get caught up. so if you have a flight to the northeast, new york, boston, check ahead, there is a good chance that that flight could either be canceled or if you're luke lucky just delayed. so we're here monitoring conditions. another raffletravel bullet point train service between new york and union station here in d.c. that is back up and rubbingnning on schedule. but trains to boston, that is a limited schedule. so if you're taking the train, something else to check out. richard jordan, new s. >>> it should be easier to take a train to the northeast today as richa

do we have one final one? if you do not, i have one final one. that would be -- you are a very smart guy. you have written about the political culture, the emphasis on political culture. what surprised you in putting this book together? when you began the project, what were you after? what was the thing that you really came across or came upon that you said that was an interesting way you needed to rethink something, or was there any of that? >> there's definitely surprising things. the story of how the book came to be is i thought it would be a little pamphlet. i have written an encyclopedia. just a little book. just take a summer to write. i had already written an encyclopedia article on the election of 1796. i thought i knew everything about it, and it was just a question of writing it down. it turned out i did not know anything about it. i think the hardest part is there is really no narrative to it in the usual way. you cannot start, like, a year before the election and have it make any sense. there's no nomination process. you are charged w

one of the coldest years on record. time. >> right, well, this is a young man who is trying to expand his heating oil business in one of the most difficult times in the city which was 1981 on the edge of bankruptcy and collapse. and this guy sees opportunity there but he also doesn't want to give in to the violence of the area and sometimes you have to do some dubious things to get ahead and his wife played by the wonderful jessica chastain you know she definitely feels that he should push the limit and get a gun and protect himself and show strength that way but he's at his core a pacifist. >> he wants to do the right thing. >> he wants to do it the most right way and kind of the whole point is how do you navigate ethically in a town where everyone says you got to hustle to make it. you do whatever it takes to get ahead and he's not willing to do anything. >> the movie has really resonated with critics. i know george was saying he loved it and just a couple of -- i'll toot the horn. national board of review best actor

it's even odds for over/under on that one.bill belichick smile during the game on camera? not going to happen. and of course the question everybody is asking what color will the gatorade be? go for the green, the purple is nasty. props to the sports book for gathering these fabulous absurd super bowl odds for your betting pleasure. if you're one of those thinking of turning away from the great katy perry at halftime in favor of the puppy bowl. this gimmick is for you. uber is offering a delivery service where you can order an on demand adoptable puppy for your office for 15 minutes. it cost $30. anyone have a problem with that? it's a promotion for animal planet's puppy bowl but we see hooper trying to distract us from the sad puppy ad. you need your supervisor's permission and only available from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. we put the details in the script. that's just today you can order ahead. all proceeds are being donated to animal shelters so we do feel better about it because of that. everybody go ahead and say aw. . just a

on.e're purchasing. this is not some fact mn some misnomer out there. it's a fact. and let me tell you where we're purchasing it from. and if that's what we're going to continue because we refuse to build this line -- and make no mistake about it, this line is already 40% constructed. the line will be built. this line will be built sooner or later. we're just delaying the inevitable. but with that being said, we buy 1.3 million barrels a day from saudi arabia. now, i'm not convinced that the resources and the tremendous wealth that saudi arabia has gotten from us is being used to the benefit of the united states of america or our citizens. i'm not convinced of that. next of all we buy 755,000 barrels a day of heavy crude from venezuela. from venezuela. i'm not convinced that their human rights and also the way they oppress their people is something that we condone. we have a chance to be dealing with a country who's our best trading partner. 35 states out of 50, number one trading. the be

it happened on christmas eve, first reported on christmas day. it seemed like a funny story at the time it happened but suddenly today the story became more relevant and less funny. something that happened on christmas eve to the website of the albuquerque news journal newspaper. website got hacked by somebody who was apparently an isis sympathizer and claimed to represent the isis terrorist group. why did they attack the albuquerque news journal? no idea, no explanation. that was part of what was funny about it. why that paper among all of the papers in the world? that was on christmas eve. they hijacked an article on the albuquerque journal news website and replaced it with this one. christmas will never be merry any longer. which is ridiculous. then they posted stuff like this you'll see no mercy infidels. we are already here in your pcs in each house and each office. with allah's permission we begin with can albuquerque. no offense to albuquerque, but why would anyone begin with albuquerque. it seems like a weird story when that happened on c

family is on site. they know the situation that's going on. they have been briefed on it.we do know one person is trapped. they were working just after 3:00 this morning at the plant. >> we will try to get skyfox back over, they had to refuel, and ground unit almost there. so we should have live shot from the ground with a report in about five minutes or so. so hang with us, okay? let's get back to. >> this because i spent a lot of time in hotels and i use the hotel wyfi. >> now they're trying to block your wyfi, mike. hotels are trying to block your wyfi hot spots. how they're trying to force you to pay for their service instead. >> that's just not ride right. >> let's get back it the windchills. that's the big story here. look at the wind chills minus 20 in the poconos philadelphia, five below zero. everybody's way below. >> bucks county, four hours ago, a silow collapsed at an industrial park in bristol bucks county. word that one person may be trapped. now, cement silow, we believe powdered cement, in this silo. don't know if the person is trapped inside that far mater

this just can't go on and on forever. of that is the sue and settle game and this is one where we think some organizations have taken unfair advantage of a legitimate legal process which is called sue the e.p.a. the courts are deferential to e.p.a. in this case. they always settle. treasury writes a check. and then reimburses, so this is almost a self-funding mechanism for some of those groups. >> and the worst part of that is you can't challenge it the same way you could a regulation. so the person or group that initiates the suit makes a deal with the e.p.a., they get what they want in the decision from the e.p.a., then they get paid for it and then you can't challenge it. the same way you could if it were a regulation. >> so we think that kind of game needs to stop. now the general counsel of the e.p.a. has agreed with us and started to release some of that information. which by the way for years they wouldn't release. part of the regulatory reform concerns we've had on some of the standard setting where e.p.a. says, y

how do you communicate with georgetown on the one hand or a.u. on the one hand and, you know, st. olive college out in minnesota? how do you get to these people? how do you let them know this is a change in what they've got to do? cliens compliance information is at at what level at what point will the agency take action against st. olive or a.u.? all right? and then of course the political information which, by the way, is driven entirely by impact information. if you know who this is going to help and if you know who this is going to hurt, you've got the roadmap for whatever political information you're going to need out there. relationships are critical, political appointees are important. the key offices for rule making are the program office where the rule has been assigned. there is an overarching policy office in most agencies that weigh in on all significant rules. the general counsel is at the table always interpreting agency statutory authority. budget office is providing the resources to get the rule written. the regional offices are critical because they're the ones wh

holds on.as shot once at point blank range in the chest testify knee watched as her daughter laid dying in her arms. one year later the case remains unsolve. >> i have my special investigative unit working it and as they get lead and tips they run on it. >> reporter: philadelphia police captain james clark says all these have led to deadened. >> i have taken it personal we want to catch the killers but we will need the public's help. >> reporter: still stephanie says a year without answers, without leads, without justice, is very painful to wake up in the morning on your daughter's birthday and know that there is in where in the world that you can call her and wish her a happy birthday it is a horrible horrible feeling. >> reporter: despite all of the pain stephanie stays active in her daughter's legacy, she spent the year raising money for scholarship fund established by philadelphia university in part by selling some of amber's paintings at her jewelry store in harrisburg. she says it is what

on thursday. now, police say the girl's mother left that child strapped in a carseat on the floor, while she went upstairs where the father was sleeping. the mother came back down to the sound of screaming. the parent tell our steve patterson they shouldn't face charges. >> it is not our fault. we didn't do a dam who did it. but -- >> the animals do it, but you guys you left that child. >> yes, we left the child we left the child for like un attends philadelphia, which we take the full responsibility of it. >> this is the most horrific thing i've seen happen to a child in 45 years in this town. >> wow, the ferrets caused severe damage to that baby's nose upper lip and cheek. authority are deciding whether to file criminal charges against those parent. >> meanwhile shocking allegations against a former volunteer firefighter. police tell "eyewitness news" he sexually assaulted more than dozen children. john corcoran of glenolden facing more than 160 criminal counts for allegedly assaulting 14 childr

we're keeping an eye on that one. route 100 northbound at 73. watch for the problem in douglass township, a water main break blocking the right lane, watch for icy conditions in that area. let's check the accident on the schuylkill expressway. looks like it's out here, but off to the side. we have a vehicle that spun out facing sideways on the schuylkill expressway. this is westbound near conshohocken watch tore this, slowing past the curve it's mostly off to the side at this point. a good idea when they moved the vehicle looks like there was an icy patch right there. you have to be carefully because even on the main roads that look clear you can see the icy patches here and there with the snow that may have been blown over. look at the temperatures, 4 degrees in martins creek, 7 in pilots and 5 in warrington. 10 degrees is the current temperature in center city. 8 degrees in browns mills and glassboro. 1 in dover delaware. it's a day to bundle up and give that car enough time to warm up, too, tam. >> new on "action news," a bucks county prison

one and a whopping $11,000 on the second.ual bill came out to $431 before all that. >> i feel great when i leave 20%. >> they are happy with that, too. >>> thanks for joining us. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. see you in half an hour. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." icy pileup. dozens of cars and trucks crushed. drivers caught off-guard by the whiteout. >> individuality -- visibility is down to zero. >> the winter mess moving from the south to new england as millions of families make the trip home. >>> payback. the president takes action against north korea. >>> closing in, search teams making progress but battling huge waves. >>> and the police chief calling 911 after shooting his own wife. >> who shot her? >> me. >> the bizarre case, under investigation, tonight.

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