smugglers nigerian ports are operated under a concession agreement with the private sector where the ports authority supervising operations while ports around the world use advanced technology sudden cargo inspections are still carried out manually in some nigerian ports hardly encouraging enough to businesses looking for a quick turnaround i met you greece al-jazeera lagos. u.s. president donald trump has accused iran of being a state sponsor of terror he points to the old slogan death to america as a perfect example of intentions but some iranians say americans should not take that chance literally xanthus ravi reports from to hong i it's a phrase that has come to define decades of hostility between two countries. death to america is a rallying call for iranian leaders to bring demonstrators to the streets it's a polarizing statement but many defend it as a minimum response for decades of harmful american policies in the middle east with their hands tied politically and economically for years some say the least they can do is raise their voice i think this foreign policy would be the same there's

the port authority bus station. students forced to spend the night in a middle school. tonight, sans lags cancellations and delays. passengers sleeping on cots at are watching tonight. meteorologist rob marciano leading it off. >> reporter: tonight, with snow still falling in parts of the northeast, the nightmare is not over. a historic november nor'easter. stranding drivers and cars, passengers still at airports and students stranded at school into the night. >> this storm hit right in the perfect hour.ri t rho was starting. >> reporter: in manhattan, six inches of snow and ice. halting traffic. hundreds of trees crashing down and the weight of the snow gathering on the leaving still on the trees. >> watch out, watch out! >> reporter: blocking roads, crushing cars. >> i just heard a crack. the whole limb, the whole branch just fell down. >> reporter: the stunning scene on new york's george washington bridge, a 20-car pileup. some were forced to get out of the car and walk across the bridge. nearly 2,000 crashes in 12 hours. >> even if you say it's an exceedingly unusua

challenges like the container ships made of steel that partially blocked the signals that's why the port authority and i.t. company nokia a constantly checking jaring the test phase how fast the five g. signals are and how reliable and the experts also have to keep an eye on how secure the network is for the whole from the. fusion is that starts with a physical security devices have to be integrated in such a way that no one can say go up to a traffic light with a flash drive and hack it that can't be allowed to happen and five g. has solutions for that and then says i.t. security for passwords to fire walls all of that's critical and five. for now this is just a large scale field test that many here hope that five g. intelligent traffic lights will make the next congestion in the port and apart from such lighthouse projects experts are calling for a well functioning nationwide wireless network. there are serious differences in some areas we can apply very sophisticated solutions in other areas. i can't even say the network is slower it's hardly available so basically there's no access to wireless

nigerian ports are operated under a concession agreement with the private sector where the ports authority supervising operations while ports around the world use advanced technology sudden cargo inspections are still carried out manually in some nigerian ports hardly encouraging enough to businesses looking for a quick turnaround i met you greece al-jazeera lagos. it was for the house and his fara laura thank you so much the couple were to doris finals a set to go ahead on sunday twenty four hours after kick off was delayed what's being dubbed the final to end all finals an argentine football history was called off when river plate fans attacked a boss carrying bucket junior players had into the match. or has more. there were sporadic clashes like this one between police and river plate fans around the ground before the scheduled kick off then this attack on the baka genius team bus that left two players injured by broken glass others coughing on east tear gas. the star player carlos tevez said they were in no fit state but we applied to play firstly the kickoff was delayed by two and a h

the first snowstorm hits new york, so you have these images of people, you know, trapped in the port authorityerminal highlighting just how much development new york city already needs to keep up with. so, look, my react to it is i think there is legitimate arguments. i'm from seattle. i've seen the good and the bad with amazon in your backyard. it also raises the homelessness problems along with the prices raised in housing? i think they'll try to clean up some of those negatives effects. about five more are created outside the tech industry. and, you know, any number of things. is it a matter of time before we can say whether or not this was a good deal after all? >> it is a matter of time. bezos and amazon are probably thinking if you think about this as an economist and think about the long term. amazon is ultimately a force for good. the problem is getting there there's a lot of damage along the way. i think the crisis for all of big tech that it disrupts the economy, where they set up shop, even increasingly on the west sigh of los angeles, those are where the nation's biggest homeless p

frustrated commuters told to avoid the port authority bus terminal. delayed. >> we saw a van off the road in a ditch. >> reporter: hundreds of accidents reported. >> i just traveled for a quarter of a mile and i slid back and forth already and i'm not even going fast. >> reporter: some of them deadly. snowy, icy roads to blame for at least four deaths in arkansas. and in mississippi, two people killed wednesday and 44 injured after this tour bus overturned. daria albinger, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to daria. >>> in washington, d.c., this was the heaviest november snowstorm in nearly 30 years. >> many cities closed schools or sent students home early. accuweather's julia wyden tells us what's on tap for this morning. >> a very slick commute for some, especially in northeastern pa where we're still watching for some icing. we'll have a cold and blustery day in store for the northeast. those winds will be coming out of the northwest, causing some lake-enhanced snow back towards lakes erie and ontario. now as for our snow totals, many areas could

smugglers nigerian ports are operated under a concession agreement with the private sector where the ports authority supervising operations while ports around the world use advanced technology sudden cargo inspections are still carried out manually in some nigerian ports hardly encouraging enough to businesses looking for a quick turnaround comedy grease al-jazeera lagos evolution sports news of a fair and. or an thank you so much the second time for the second time in twenty four hours a couple of our two doors final between rep requite and boca juniors has been postponed until further notice the match was due to kick off on saturday but was delayed after river fans attacked the boss carrying boca players heading to the stadium. has more from one of us. this is the second day in the row seen this river plate fans streaming out of their monumental stadium for the second leg of the copper liberty dorris final after the game was suspended on saturday was because of violence sporadic clashes between the police and fans and also the attack of the bocher junior's boss which left two of the players injure

wall-to-wall commuters cramming into the port authority bus terminal there waiting hours for delayed buses to take them home and more chaos expected today. abc's kenneth moton has the latest. good morning, kenneth. da. you guys know it, quite a mess throughout the northeast here. it took people hours to get home. the day is starting out with more travel problems after this storm wreaked havoc. overnight, that nightmare november nor'easter. >> watch out. >> reporter: causing treacherous conditions and emergencies up and down the coast. new york city paralyzed caught off guard by the early season winter storm which took down trees and caused gridlock for hours right at the height of the evening rush. >> i don't know if anybody was quite prepared. it's not even thanksgiving. >> reporter: transportation hubs filled with thousands of stranded and frustrated passengers. >> they're telling people to find alternative methods, but if you look at an uber, it's $300 to get home. >> reporter: a multivehicle accident on the george washington bridge and abc's gio benitez there. >> we've been stuck

smugglers nigerian ports are operated under a concession agreement with the private sector where the ports authority supervising operations while ports around the world use advanced technology sudden cargo inspections are still carried out manually in some nigerian ports hardly encouraging enough to businesses looking for a quick turnaround i met you greece al-jazeera lagos. every woman and every girl has the right to a life free of violence the words of u.n. secretary general antonio good tears world marks international day for the elimination of violence against women tens of thousands of people rallied in fifty cities across france calling for better women's rights march also marks the one year anniversary of the global need to move. to take you through some of the headlines here now to syria now french president emmanuel micron has condemned violent protesters have been demonstrating against rising fuel prices the so-called yellow vests protests began last weekend and since bread right across the country culture as is a university researcher in paris he says anger has been brewing over the presi

smugglers nigerian ports are operated under concession agreement with the private sector where the ports authority supervising operations while ports around the world use advanced technology sudden cargo inspections are still carried out manually in some nigerian ports hardly encouraging enough to businesses looking for a quick turnaround i met you greece al-jazeera lagos. well the finals of south american football's biggest club competition the copa dorris will be played on sunday after the visiting. its fans of the home team river play through projectiles boca juniors bus headed to the stadium on saturday several players were insurance the reports. there were sporadic clashes like this one between river plate fans around the ground before the scheduled kickoff then this attack on the block a genius team bus that left two players injured by broken glass others coughing on piece tear gas. the star player carlos davis said they were in no fit state but being obliged to play firstly the kickoff was delayed by two and a half hours the sixty six thousand river plate fans inside the stadium waited and

. >> glor: all right, michelle, thanks very much, outside the port authority here in new york city tonight. the nation's education secretary today proposed a major overhaul in the way colleges handle sexual assault complaints. jan crawford has the rules and te reaction. >> reporter: the new rules replace guidelines for handling college sexual assault issued under the obama administration. in a statement, education secretary betsy devos emphasized emirness. "every survivor of sexual violence must be taken seriously, and every student accused of sexual misconduct must know that guilt is not predetermined." critics say the obama-era guidelines, however well- intentioned, had created a new ofass of victims, like corey mock, who was expelled from the university of tennessee- chattanooga after the school thund himself responsible for sexual misconduct. mark's father, conrad, said his son was wrongly accused. >> this never leaves you. it follows you forever. >> reporter: mock fought back and won when a judge ruled there was not enough evidence the sex was nonconsensual. >> we won our case, and my

even if negotiations between the a's, city, county, and port authority representatives go as planned, the waterfront ballpark won't open until 2023. but a's fans will see one major benefit by next season, a higher team payroll. the a's had one of the lowest team payrolls in all of major league baseball last year. despite that the team posted the fourth best record in the league and made the playoffs with an exciting young core of talent. team management assured me today that part of their development plan for the new ballpark requires that they invest in the team. >> we know going into a new ballpark you have to build a team that can sell. you have to take the momentum from 2018 into the years between now and 2023 and continue to be competitive. and we think with this ballpark on the horizon, there's a payroll in our future that definitely allows that. ownership's plan is absolutely to use this ballpark for us to jump into the middle range of payrolls. to have a competitive median payroll in our league, in the game, so that we can keep our players, keep this thing going year to year.

around 7:20 a.m., in the tunnel underneath the port authority bus terminal, the bomb partially detonates, injuring five people. stunned commuters turn and run for their lives. and moments later, ullah lying spread eagle on the floor as police approach with guns drawn. and david, ullah addressed the court during his sentencing he hearing, saying he was not a soldier of isis. he was just upset with president trump's policies. he now faces life in prison. david? >> erielle reshef with us tonight, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next to the developing headline out of colorado tonight, and to a father and husband accused of killing his pregnant wife and their two little girls. you'll remember he made a public plea for his wife, his family to come home. tonight, he's offering a plea deal to save his own life. abc's clayton sandell in colorado. >> reporter: he was once seen as a devoted husband and father. >> he was the one for me. and he is amazing. >> my daddy is a hero. >> reporter: but tonight, chris watts pleading guilty to murdering his pregnant wife and two young daughters, leaving th

smugglers nigerian ports are operated under concession agreement with the private sector or the ports authority supervising operations while ports around the world use advance technology sudden cargo inspections are still carried out manually in some nigerian ports hardly encouraging enough to businesses looking for a quick turnaround i met you greece al-jazeera lagos. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera e.u. leaders have approved the final agreement for the u.k.'s exerts despite approval of the deal by the e.u. prime minister to resign may still has a major battle ahead persuading british m.p.'s to back the agreement rejection next month could derail the entire process so no hope has more from brussels. it's been interesting to see the sort of diverging narratives at play here on the british side the british prime minister to resign may sounding increasingly desperate about her chances of getting this deal through her own parliament issue we're going to open letter on sunday to the british people talking about a new chapter a moment of renewal and reconciliation will contrast that with the

smugglers nigerian ports are operated under a concession agreement with the private sector or the ports authority supervising operations while ports around the world use advanced technology sudden cargo inspections are still carried out manually in some nigerian ports hardly encouraging enough to businesses looking for a quick turnaround i met you greece al-jazeera lagos. the only hospital in a camp for thousands of mali and some sort refuge in mauritania is that the close in a few weeks doctors without borders is pulling out as planned after six years but without a confirmed replacement refugees fear they will lose vital services that are keeping people safe reports. a simple building providing the most basic of health care it's part of the operation run by doctors without borders all remain safe and the embedded camp home to fifty seven thousand refugees that includes the only hospital but that will close down in a few weeks in a safe is pulling out saying it's time to hand the job to another don't suffer criticism i have been in them barrack him for six years and now that we've met the urgent

this is the port authority terminal, which they had to shut down because hell scape.us, 40 million buses go in and out of this crazy, terrible place called the port of authority and new york and new jersey. it's by all definition terrible, horrible on any day of the year. yet yesterday, oh, my gosh. they had to shut it down because they couldn't get the buses outs. people sat on the buses. it was hell. the main bus terminal, they kicked them out. they shut down the george washington bridge because of a 25-car pile-up. where with the plows? the mayor said the plows were out. i was out. i didn't see no plows, at least not when it was snowing. later, yeah. there were some trees down. anyway, more images. new yorkers mad today. like come on! it's snow. get it up. some people and a police officer pushing a car out of the snow in mount holly new jersey, 20 miles east of philly. trees came down, crashing on cars all over us in new york city. we have a lot of trees here. folks say the commute took hours and hours when i -- this is morristown, new jersey, outside the city. sad

the sprawling port authority bus terminal in new york city has been closed down. passengers are stuck in the city, many of them. nikki battiste is in the middle of this. >> it's so slippery in here. my god. >> reporter: wet snow sent cars smashing into trucks on the george washington bridge in new york late this afternoon. in lancaster, pennsylvania, a snow-bound tractor-trailer came to a halt next to a bus sprawled across two lanes, a warning for drivers to proceed with caution. from a slew of spin-outs in st. louis to fender benders in ohio, the storm stirred up trouble. snap, crackle, and drop was the sound of icy branches falling in this dayton, ohio, neighborhood. snow and ice accumulation has downed trees and knocked out power for more than 245,000 customers in five states. this morning, the white house shimmered in another coat of white. snow has not fallen this early in washington, d.c. in 22 years. here in ridgefield, connecticut, customers snaked out the door this morning. >> shovels, tube sand, sand to weigh down the back of their cars. they're worried.

you could not get into the port authority in new york. the biggest commuter hub on the northeast. three and a half hour delays to get home. in a storm that was not a surprise. >> mr. mayor. >> 31 minutes past the hour. let's start with the bombshell. references to wikileaks founder julian assange in an unsealed court filing suggest he might be criminally charged. it could have significant implications for the mueller investigation. assange made a name for himself leaking government secrets including on the wars in afghanistan and iraq. federal prosecutors referenced assange by accident in a filing last week while arguing to keep an unrelated case sealed. they wrote, no other procedure is likely to keep confidential in the fact that assange has been charged. >> a spokesman for the eastern district of virginia said the court filing was made in error. he declined to comment if there are charges against assange or whether it will be an issue. "the wall street journal" reports that the prosecutor is preparing to charge assange. he has been living in the ecuador embassy since 2012. an i

county transportation authority 1.4 trillion dollars. the city reimbursed the port. the other half comes from a local llp grant. partnership grant. it will come to me in a bit. that makes up. the project at this point does have complete funding as we go forward. a little review of the revenue impacts. following phase one, the wharf area has seen over $300 million in investment the that is over half of that in lodging. it also including other sector anythings the area. there is a lot of faith in what is being done. jefferson street can take credit for part of that. i would could be other reasons as well. the port contracted with difficulting to look at this project and prepared the retail project report for the community benefit district. the phase two improvements are important to the long-term sustainabilities of fisherman's wharf and the port property within the wharf. when the ports act would on phase one it removed parking from all five blocks. three occurred with phase one. one side of the street will be with phase two to represent a loss of parking. our indicat

at manhattan's port authority bus terminal armed guards stood on the escalators trying to prevent a stampede. thousands were gathered there tightly packed waiting for their ride home. in north bergen, new jersey, buses got stuck in the snow. people getting out of their cars to do the only thing they could do, push the buses out. then there's the george washington bridge in and out of manhattan. an accident there causing parts of the bridge to shut down during the evening commute. some people were even seen walking across it. my team and i were stuck in that mess. we've been stuck on the road now for hours, and just take a look. that is the george washington bridge into new york city. no car is moving. for much of the northeast it's a traffic nightmare. finally as we approached hour four, some relief. the george washington bridge just re-opened. we are beginning that slow crawl back into new york city. even so, we would sit in traffic for another hour as this fall snowstorm turned into rain. all right. and so when you're looking at this, you're asking were cities it turns out we're hearing so

the muni bosses responsible four this, send them to any agency in the city, housing authority, port authority or the mayor's office or simply fire them. the other solution is breaking up the mta. muni is such a complex problem it is consult to manage parking and the taxis. all three departments need specific attention. i am not recommending a reduction in 1578 refor the head of the muni. it is a consult job. you cannot fix the passenger. this is a bogus policy. i am the target. it is painted on my back. thank you. >> next speaker, please. marry mcguire. >> tea. >> good afternoon. i ask the direct tour one-time can i have your budget of 16 and 17? she refused to give me the document. thethen i went to the freedom of information and got the budget. when i look at the budget. i see a $20 million gap. this lemake -- they will make that from the sale of the taxi medallion. there was no sale. what a wonderful personality. in two seconds she said, yes, we are short on this, and we have not corrected it. this is the integrity of the human. whatever you have done it but you just say yes. she didn't sa

the port authority. it was crazy last night. you are watching "fox and friends first".eather: jillian: the first ever statewide recount hotly contested senate race. rob: the decision after broward county missed the deadline for the recount by two minutes. the governor running for senate, rick scott, accusing brenda snipes of doing that intentionally. jillian: griff jenkins has more on what happens next. >> reporter: we were shocked by what happened. we handed out the pool money for people who played to:45 for the closest time to win to get under the deadline but didn't happen. here is brenda snipes, the election supervisor taking responsibility. >> we were told completion was 3:02 when it should have been 3:00. i have taken responsibility for every act in this office. i hold myself accountable. >> reporter: the new numbers were good for rick scott. communication director tweeting scott's margin increased by 865 votes and went on to say it is time to end this, time for senator nelson to concede but don't hold your breath, that's not going to happen because we are headed

. >> especially when there's that mu>> so you're saying thumbs up port authority. >> i working.some of the in toll takers and bureaucracy money th goes to tracking the toll evaders by mail. the is memorning. frank malacot. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> i remember in 2012, 2013 when they were talking about golden bridge doing that and i wasn't a fan of it. as a commuter who crosses that bridge a lot and so does my wife, i was wrong. it's been more efficient. not really backed up. i don't know what your take is sal when it comes to the bay bridge. the workhorse of bridges here in the bay area. if you were to do that and eliminate the toll plaza basically and have those electronic. >> you know how it widen out to 15 to 16 lanes, i'm sure they're not eliminating that. i would say just keep the booths. >> keep the metering lights because you have to bring 16 lanes down to five. >>> on twitter holly henkel says yes eliminate all cash tolls. she is for it. >>> and a big rig 22 vehicle cr the chp says the big riggs breaks failed as it was going from 119 to the 101. 11 people were hurt. three

check out these pictures from new york city's penn station the port authority bus terminal in midtowname so overcrowded that access to its second and third floors had to be blocked off. they had to shut it down the line of people waiting to get into the terminal stretched for a block. >> it was pretty amazing one -- we're showing the train/mass transit side of thing. what we're not showing you is the roads. there were school buses strewn all over the side of the road. there were cars. i heard on the radio on the way to work on the major deegan expressway in the bronx, new york, there were still car there's when i drove into work this morning that had been there from last night. >> serious >> yeah. that's what they told me on the radio. it's something we'll be talking about all morning. >> november snowstorm catching everybody off guard. >>> we're a week away from black friday that has a lot of us thinking about holiday gifts. pnc tallied up how much it will cost to buy all the gifts in the song 12 days of christmas. the turtle doves, partridges, pear tree. that bill would run you over

port authority as suggesting people take public transportation. and they all say to arrive early. >> we were there for 20 minutes. >> i ready told everybody, need to get the snow, you can have 24 inches, i don't care what you have. but when i get back on december 10, nothing. reporter: with all of the wintry weather, no surprise majority of the top 10 travel destinations are warm this time of year. 8/10 in the 50s or higher. but people have to travel home tomorrow so let's hope they get stuck somewhere warm. arthel: yeah! let's hope. if you're going to get stuck you hope it is somewhere warm. jackie, thank you. rick: right of the hunt is on for a gunman in alabama responsible for shooting inside of a mall on thanksgiving night. officers responded to the scene killed a man they thought was the suspect and now they say, that man they killed, did not pull the trigger. new details on this tragedy straightahead. plus, an associate of president trump 's confidant roger stone says he is in a plea deal talk with robert mueller. what does this mean for the

port authority was slammed. people were furious. we hope it is better this morning. it is friday, november 16th. 5:00 a.m. in the east. we begin with references to wikileaks founder julian assange in an unsealed court filing suggesting he might be criminally charged. developments could have significant implications for the mueller investigation. assange made a name for himself leaking government secrets, including on the wars in afghanistan and iraq. >> prosecutors referenced assange by accident in a filing last week. joining us is our political reporter hadas gold. >> reporter: this is a fascinating story not only because of who it involves, but how it came to happen. the filing were made in august, but unsealed last week. it seemingly inadvertently a spokesperson told cnn and mentioned assange by name. authorities had been looking into assange and trying to charge him since 2010 after the first diplomatic cable dumps on wick he leaks -- wikileaks. he has been hiding in the embassy since 2012. he has been granted to live there for last few years. this is significant

smugglers nigerian ports are operated under concession agreement with the private sector or the ports authority supervising operations while ports around the world use advance technology sudden cargo inspections are still carried out manually in some nigerian ports hardly encouraging enough to businesses looking for a quick turnaround i met you greece al-jazeera lagos. i take it in the headlines now on al-jazeera e.u. leaders have approved the final agreement for the u.k. exit but despite the approval british prime minister still has a major battle ahead to persuade british m.p.'s to back the agreement. all my focus over the next few weeks is on as i've just said on making the case for this deal as you've heard president younkers said this was the only deal possible this is being echoed by other european leaders and i think that is when people come to vote in the house of commons they would need to ask themselves about two aspects of this particularly the first is delivering bracks it i think we have a judy as a house of commons as a parliament to deliver bracks it and the second question is ab

laughing right now -- david: we are laughing because there's snowfall outside and they are closing port authoritytion is if tax incentives are good, and frankly i'm happy to hear these democrats like cuomo and mayor de blasio say that, why not have them for all businesses, particularly start up businesses. i mean if they are good for amazon, a trillion dollars company, why aren't they good for a mom and pop company? >> yeah, down in arlington today i live here, it was snowing and the traffic we already have a problem, not just in new york. i agree with you, there's a double-standard. but the point is, we're all agreeing with a socialist, can you believe it? at the end of the day -- david: no we're not. >> -- we can all agree on something. she has a good point -- david: the socialist would not say that all tax incentives are good. she wants to tax everybody to the hills. >> yeah, not just amazon. >> sure, but amazon is actually also taking advantage of paying zero federal taxes believe last year because they cite loopholes of executive stock options. and that's how they get around paying no federa

smugglers nigerian ports are operated and concession agreement with the private sector where the ports authority supervising operations while ports around the world use advanced technology sudden cargo inspections are still carried out manually in some nigerian ports hardly encouraging enough to businesses looking for a quick turnaround. comedy greece al-jazeera lagos palestinians living in lebanon are appealing to saudi arabia to reconsider the visa changes that have blocked them from making their pilgrimage to mecca then acosta explains from beirut. travel agencies offer special packages for the has and of the most important pilgrimage for muslims but for some time now they haven't been able to serve all clients saudi arabia is no longer granting visas to palestinian refugees in lebanon who hold travel documents that means that more than one hundred and seventy thousand refugees among them. are affected by the new restrictions. housing is a religious duty for all muslims some one of the five pillars of islam we asked saudi arabia to reverse its position. officials in the palestinian authority

the people who use port authority that bus terminal, the police locked the doors and would you not letrowded. it really. >> dana: it's horrible. >> maria: it was only six inches. >> tammy: new new yorker four years. in los angeles you don't have this kind of infrastructure for traveling. i took the subway. didn't get in a car to come here to the studio yesterday. took the subway home. one block away from my apartment was able to avoid all of the snow and everything and i was impressed. however, it was the first time that things for me was the fourth winter that things did seem strangely inept that nobody was doing anything and i was -- i knew it was coming. i wore the right boots. i was ready and i'm a loss los angeles. how did they not know. >> greg: chris christie said it took me 5 hours and 40 minutes. >> greg: he was walking. >> jesse: not the best person to complain. up next ♪ i know you ♪ give it to you drunk and i will show you ♪ you want to move like like jagger. >> jesse: greg is not the only one getting worked about about maroon five performing during the super bowl. apparent

thousands stranded at new york's port authority bus terminal.horities urging commuters to take trains or ferries. near zero visibility causing more than 2,000 flight cancellations and over 8,000 delays for flights to and from east coast airports. new york's laguardia airport one of the hardest hit. heavy snow in new york city. a nightmare for those on the roads. this multivehicle accident bringing the george washington bridge to a standstill. >> oh, my god. are you okay? >> reporter: snow falling as far south as louisiana, arkansas and alabama. and creating treacherous conditions from st. louis to delaware. in arkansas, three people were killed in separate crashes. traffic on interstate 40 halted for safety. the interstate now reopened but moving slowly. in montgomery county, pennsylvania, even a camel stranded by the snow. but in new york central park, a winter wonderland for those in horse-drawn carriages as well as one of the park's most famous residents, the mandarin duck. >> it's so magical. >> reporter: some deciding to just make the best

raised shortly after midnight when the boat entered the port without communicating with the port authoritiesn board. it has now been put into a dock further along the marina and we understand that the fishing boat is from boulogne and could have been stolen. there is a feeling here that this is just one of a growing problem because there have been another of attem pts because there have been another of attempts in the last few weeks of migrants trying to come into the through dover. the home office has not confirmed the exact details but we know on friday, eight iranian migrants had to be rescued clinging toa bin migrants had to be rescued clinging to a bin deepjust migrants had to be rescued clinging to a bin deep just off the coast and the saturday before that, there were seven iranian migrants that had to be rescued off the coast in another boat and seven also found in the port. we know that on the 3rd of november there were 21 vietnamese people, adults and children, found in the back of a refrigerated lorry at newhaven port so there is a sense that this is a growing problem. today, charl

challenges like the container ships made of steel that partially blocked the signals that's why the port authority and company nokia a constantly checking jaring the test phase how fast the five g. signals are and how reliable and the experts also have to keep an eye. on how secure the network is. that has gone down from by a few seasons that starts with physical security devices have to be integrated in such a way that no one can say go up to a traffic light with a flash drive and hack it that can't be allowed to happen and five g. has solutions for that and then says security for passwords to fire walls all of that's critical and five. for now this is just a large scale field test that many here hope that five g. intelligent traffic lights will make for less congestion in the ports and apart from such lighthouse projects experts are calling for a well functioning nationwide wireless network she does and there are serious differences in some areas we can apply very sophisticated solutions in other areas we can't even say the network is slower it's hardly available so basically there's no access t

island and the horrendous commute that most new yorkers are forced into every day because from the port authority to all three governments surrounding, people have just stopped caring generally. and it has propelled him to victory. >> donovan -- >> the last republican in new york citys -- city, was he the last one? >> darn near visible from space. >> he's not somebody who had a national bull's-eye on him. this race, because of him being in new york, he's seen as always potentially vulnerable. he was not one people expected tonight. >> we have not talked about all the retirements. the two years of president trump, republicans announced they would not run for election. >> charlie dent. >> charlie dent was one of them. a lot of these are going to be republicans who said basta. >> charlie dent is a guest on your show. >> i'm looking at -- i love that stat now. it's always been bay ridge. bay ridge and brooklyn. irish, italian mainly. what they said about the commute, that's an interesting issue. >> it is. what new yorkers and new jerseyians and folks from connecticut are expected to endure. bridge, t

the port authority was overwhelmed with bus delays. you're looking at the crowds packed right there new york city was brought it a stand still by a storm they haven't seen likes of 136 years. stuart. >> well, that's poor performance on part of the local authorities. do you think that mayor bill de blasio will take any political hit from this? >> new york post is reporting yes. because democrats of politicians are in new york are sitting in their car you know calling into local media saying de blasio is not ready that he's basically incompetent but i love how democratses are wine about this they think this is spring break to them. but, i mean, their seasons are winter winter is coming and winter again. so thing is that -- the mayor should not have been caught flat-footed they have sanitation plows on bridges when the port authority plows should have been there so new york city literally was caught footed and they shouldn't have been because they were forecast of a storm it was it shall twice worst than expected. >> i don't to wine -- be

thousands stranded at new york's port authority bus terminal. authorities urging commuters to take trains or ferries. zero visibility causing more than 2,000 flight cancellations. new york's airport one of the hardest hit. heavy snow in new york city, a nightmare for those on the roads. this multi-vehicle accident bringing the george washington bridge to a standstill. >> oh, my god! >> are you okay? >> snowfalling as far south as louisiana, arkansas and alabama and creating treacherous conditions from st. louis to delawa delaware. in arkansas, three people were killed in separate crashes. traffic on interstate 40 halted several hours for safety. the interstate now re-opened but moving slowly. in montgomery county, pennsylvania, even a camel stranded by the snow. but in new york central park, a winter wonderland for those with horse drawn carriages as well as one of the park's most famous residents, the mandarin duck. >> it is so magical. >> some deciding to make the best of it. >> i've lived in the south my whole life, so this is really the most

. >> reporter: the port authority offered free train rides to new jersey. police responded to more than 1,000 calls for assistant. >> the technical term for this is a mess, thank you, stay warm. >>> a mixup by federal prosecutors suggest criminal charges may have been filed against wikileaks founder julian assange. an unsealed court document with his name raises new questions about the investigation of wikileaks' role in exposing thousands before the election. outside london, asange's home for the last six years. >> reporter: he believes if he were to leave, he would be extradited by the u.s. after what a peers to be a simple mix up. it appears u.s. federal prosecutors conflated two cases because their filing abruptly changes course on the second page, referring to the publicity surrounding the case and reve revealing the fact that assange part was done in error. whether president trump or his associates cole lulded with % russia during the 2016 election. asange has been holed up in the embassy in a desperate attempt to avoid extradition to sweden on separa