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downpours and gusty n expect those to continue through this morning and into nce the rad makes a come back and back to winter for at least a few days. look at the rain coming down now in the lee high valley. allentown getting some of that heavier rainfall. in western lee high coming down an inch and a third hour. allentown com down. you get some brief downpours and then you'll get a bit of a break. delaware and south jersey not much in the way of wind rain but standby. it's on the way. hou shows tiin the we temperatures. and h com thunderstorms, too, movouth jersey at 8:00 hour, and 9:00 even more likely. 60 degrees morning. showers extending to the show. we'll still seeing those temperatures in the lee high valley. we'll be nor 60 degrees philadelphia. 62 in lewis, and heavy shore. showers will continue even into the afternoon at the shore but then will be today and will clear out gusty winds and maybe a sprinkle most of the area will be dry b 5:00.r thisve ig and tonht t when the c tonight, and dropping tonight. and we've got even colder air when we get to the weekend. that forecast

pretty freakin' rad. this guy decided to stick to the track. control the environments.o over a few mounds, pick up some air, no big deal. >> not as easy as you're describing it, but go ahead. >> that would be correct. >> that's the kind of fall that you just feel everywhere. >> never make that face again. >> you know, you've all -- >> why am i here, why couldn't it be a dirt bike? >> he slams really hard down on the ground. and then you see him. he comes off the bike and falls crashing to the ground. and it's as bad as it looks. >> we are on another track in massachusetts, you see a woman there with the giant yellow flag. can't miss her. or can you? >> she was holding a giant yellow flag. somehow -- >> the bike's on the other side ended up colliding too. >> you do see the woman getting back up. you can tell she's in a lot of pain. hopefully she's okay. >> this is percy, he's an international photographer. you see him building a camera trap. he's taking it into a cave in central america. >> i hope he catches some cameras. >>> he waited four years to capture the first ima

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>> that would be pretty rad, actually. >> the air is holding you up, why not. >> they provided him entertainmentaving fun with it. doing flips and dips and twirls. >> yeah. >> wow, that is really cool. but it's got to be exhausting to do this because you can't relax. you literally have to hold your form. that's a lot of strength. >> you know at the end of the video someone runs in with a cup of water. >> if you're wondering how long it took him to set this new record, it was six hours, 30 minutes and 18 seconds. and he did it throughout the night. they said he kept pushing. go ahead and top that if you want to. >> lauren is about to open a very special gift from her friend of 19 years. >> oh! >> see the thoughtful surprise that will get you all choked up. >> that's a best friend for you right there. >> plus, you're about to witness magic. >> okay, how is this being done? >> magic. >> sure. ride out the real deal, next. airborne plus beta-immune booster™ is the only immune support with vitamins and minerals, plus an added ingredient proven to boost your natural defenses. airborne. in this home i

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the gates foundation will cover the full cost of the polio air rad indication program in nigeria. good news, and that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. >>> steve bannon is a pinaed twice. by mueller and by a house committee today. right there on the spot after bannon refused to answer questions. what would the white house not want him to reveal. the secretary of homeland security unable to say if the president used a bad word or if norway is majority white. the president's doctor pronounces him fit to serve, though trump needs to exercise, lose weight and ask to be tested for mental sharpness. "the 11th hour" on a tuesday night begins now. good evening once again for our nbc news headquarters in new york. day 362 of the trump administration finds one of the president's closest former aids the subject of not one but two subpoenas in the russia investigation. >> what did they ask you? >> what did they ask you in there? >> what did they ask you in the meeting, mr. bannon. >> that was just tonight on capitol hill. former white house chief st

the gates foundation will cover the full cost of the polio air rad indication program in nigeria.'s good news, and that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. >>> steve bannon is a peinaed twice. by mueller and by a house committee today. right there on the spot after bannon refused to answer questions. what would the white house not want him to reveal. the secretary of homeland security unable to say if the president used a bad word or if norway is majority white. the president's doctor pronounces him fit to serve, though trump needs to exercise, lose weight and ask to be tested for mental sharpness. "the 11th hour" on a

we have a really cool zoomable rad radar. that shows lightning strikes. in terms of tonight, hold onto this chance. by tomorrow it's more of a spotty rainfall situation with primarily low to mid-50s from the south bay to the peninsula. we'll also start with low 50s in san francisco and the north bay and maybe again just a hit and miss shower for the morning commute. in terms of temperatures tomorrow, we will see numbers stay relatively similar. 65 in antioch. 60 in san francisco and 65 in san jose. you need a jacket and keep that umbrella handy. while we have the system, we have now, we'll see another storm system approach by thursday night out here near the coastline. likely to bring some heavier rainfall as we head through friday from 4:00 a.m. into about 1:00 p.m. on friday. that's going to help rainfall totals to be a bit higher with this thursday into friday tomorrow. you can see for the north bay with that, we may get close to one inch. your half inch in san francisco and a bit higher and a quarter inch down here for the south bay. on the extended f

and falling below the radar,rad, there's a shower or two. a lye look from our kgo roof camera. some of the streets are wet and some of you have had to use your wipers. we've had some showers. it is a dreary view. 57, gilroy. a live picture from our exploratorium camera. i got a report on social media from somebody in daly city on twitter saying, hey, it's foggy is that drizzly. a live picture from our emeryville camera. gray and drizzly. dry and mild they are week. count on a light shower or a drizzle. hour by hour we go. some fog, some drizzle. 5:00 a.m., you will need watch out for the fog. around 6:00, don't be surprised if you see some spotty drizzle. most of will you see the clouds thin out but there could be a few sprinkles. it doesn't look like a lot between 5:00 is that 7:00 p.m. here's the 12-hour planner. dense fog and drizzle. 7:00 a.m. the temperatures in the 40s. noontime, mostly cloudy. there will be some sunshine. the numbers start to fall and the skies will begin to clear. tomorrow morning, not exactly a clear picture. there will be a few upper 30s. watch out fo

this one the tarantula is pretty rad and i love the touch of the red contact as well. >> people mightrow but it's all taking a fashion magazine to trend it and there it goes. >> oli, the new thing. >> might be a great spring look. >> get it, spring? >> yeah. >> two. >>> there's a bit of a problem with her jeans. cheeky. it's a new fashion style? see what's going on that's causing a stir. >> say something, pe >> i can dot spri the sprinklin. >>> this woman obviously has a little bit of a problem. >> cheeky. is it a new fashion style? >> this woman with an obvious precarious situation stands in front of these ladies and they're both looking at each other like, huh? >> is it obvious? there are people who have their cheeks hanging out left, right and center, torn up pants >> all right. >> let's see what happens when she walks past these dudes. it's like a big old full-on booty cheek out hole. >> even at first they thought it was a patch. >> i can see where some fellas might feel perplexed about saying anything. >> right. >> you've got some younger fellas over here. >> they're wondering wh

this one the tarantula is pretty rad and i love the touch of the red contact as well. >> people mightrow but it's all taking a fashion magazine to trend it and there it goes. >> oli, the new thing. >> might be a great spring look. >> get it, spring? >> yeah. >> two. >>> there's a bit of a problem with her jeans. cheeky. it's a new fashion style? see what's going on that's causing a stir. >> say something, pe >> i can dot spri the sprinklin. >>> this woman obviously has a little bit of a problem. >> cheeky. is it a new fashion style? >> this woman with an obvious precarious situation stands in front of these ladies and they're both looking at each other like, huh? >> is it obvious? there are people who have their cheeks hanging out left, right and center, torn up pants. >> all right. >> let's see what happens when she walks past these dudes. it's like a big old full-on booty cheek out hole. >> even at first they thought it was a patch. >> i can see where some fellas might feel perplexed about saying anything. >> right. >> you've got some younger fellas over here. >> they're wondering w

signs that conditions in the oceans that have remaine relatively stable for me lynnia are changing radbicallyradically. >> reporter: nowhere is the change being felt more than in the polar regions. >> you can see here in perfect clarity what's happening above and below the water at the same time. >> reporter: executive producer james honeyborn and his team mant e mounted a camera in a glass dome to show how precarious life is for a mother walrus to find a piece of sea ice to rest and feed. >> you begin to understand what it is to be a mother walrus in this world. >> reporter: there seems to be more of an editorial bent to what you're saying, a little more finger waving content because of the issues we all know are under way. >> and that's true. and the reason it's true is that there wasn't the urgent need that there is now for a bit of finger waving. in the service of trying to tell the truth, when you see what's happening, like for example, if you don't actually represent that, you are disporting what the reality is. >> reporter: the reality expands each time one of these series hits

you can expect to hear frances mcdoppler rad frances mcdormand. >> and gary oldman is the actor to beat"darkest hour." "three billboards" is considered to be the frontrunner. >>> ahead, the white house urging restraint after turkey's assault on forces in northern syria. turkey says they're terrorists and the u.s. considers them allies. we are live at the turkey/syria border next. these at ost . have sses to they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> 24 minutes past the hour. welcome back. tension growing with the u.s. and turkey. secretary of state rex tillerson saying the u.s. is concerned about the offensive against the kurds. the u.s. considers the kurds allies in fight against isis. cnn's sam kiley is on the border in turkey and syria to explain what is happening. good morning. >> reporter: no surprise that rex til

when they were in charge, they gave us obam obamacare which rad our health care premiums and took our doctors away. that's their perception of helping the american people out. ours is putting money back in their pocketbooks. lou: i want to turn very quickl. but i want to turn to, first of all, the intel memo. do you think the president will approve its release right away? straightaway? >> i do. i think he has five day to object. so i think it's going to be released and i think it's great for you to see it and all of your viewers. lou: the last thing, rather stunning release of an immigration plan, a wall becomes a trust fund. yeah. we're looking at chain migration ending but it's a shift. this is quite, even by washington standards, i think you would agree, this is pretty slippery stuff, especially for the trump administration. >> right. we don't have all of the details. it was my understanding that the 25 billion, 20 billion was going into a trust fund so it couldn't be reclaimed by a future congress so donald trump could bill a wall. here's my concern about the deal. it only gets wo

up next, colin rad shows us the changes coming up for the oakland a's. there is one change. baseball f >>> after all of that talk of cold weather, i want to say baseball fans rejoy -- rejoice. >> and today the players had a chance to chat with the medium. and colin rush was there. >> at jesus christ london square, the a's paying homage to the past in the new offices. the kelly green alternate jerseys will be worn every friday home game throughout the season. here at a's media day it began with a fashion show. matt chapman embracing the runway. >> it feels as good as it looks. >> breathable. >> it is great. it is everything you want in a jersey. it is stretchy and comfortable. the green pops. the yellow -- i love it personally. >> marcus and matt were thinking how long will this take and matt was probably thinking, it is another career path for me. >> you look like you've done that runway thing before, am i right or wrong? >> it seems like any time there is something like that, i get thrown out into the fire. >> and why is that? >> i don't know. maybe i bring it upon myself.

the gates foundation will cover the full cost of the polio air rad indication program in nigeria. that is tonight's good news, and that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts right now. >>> steve bannon is a peinaed twice. by mueller and by a house committee today. right there on the spot after bannon refused to answer questions. what would the white house not want him to reveal. the secretary of homeland security unable to say if the president used a bad word or if norway is majority white. the president's doctor pronounces him fit to serve, though trump needs to exercise, lose weight and ask to be tested for mental sharpness. "the 11th hour" on a tuesday night begins now. good evening once again for our nbc news headquarters in new york. day 362 of the trump administration finds one of the president's closest former aids the subject of not one but two subpoenas in the russia investigation. >> what did they ask you? >> what did they ask you in there? >> what did they ask you in the meeting, mr. bannon. >> that was just tonight on capitol hill. former w

standards around the world, they're targeting that tough target we think by looking at these technologies, rad kaical technologies, they can be applied and get us there >> aramco's trillion dollar ipo is expected late their year. >>> phil lebeau joins us live from detroit what are the big themes at the auto show this year? >> the one that stands out the most is the emphases on pickup trucks the big three all rolling out new models this is what we'll be seeing over the next couple of years, expanding that market because they're high profit, high profit market vehicles. here is sergio marchionne talking about how much further that market could grow >> if you got to a quarter of the market being cars, everything else being pickups and sufvs, you got it right this is a structural change. the capacity in trucks will be used >> another topic getting a lot of attention what will happen with nafta this started last year, and over the last year we have not seen anything definitively come forward in terms of how this agreement will be restructured, if it will be restructured gm's ceo marry bar y barra k

the talk about the border, da a and now this, a lot of immigrants are feeling very sensitive and very radattled by what's happening. >> yes. this is not the first bunch. we have talked about nick ra aa. el salvadorians. this case is particularly touching, and why? because those folks have given us 190,000 now american citizens. they are rooted here. so you put all those things together and you kind of wonder, given the political reasons, earthquakes, the hurricanes, gosh, an awful lot for them to put up with now. >> these are human lives. our friends, neighbors, colleagues we are talking about. a temporary waiver for them but does that mean anything politically? >> the trump administration says it is 20 years. that's a generation. it is time for these people to go back. things should be bet are now. but what critics say you know, what you are doing is a cleansing of america. sending back a lot of folks who aren't white. and that's catering to the alt-right folks who are part of the trump supporting group. >> how does that reflect when the rest of the world when we are a land that is suppo

talked about that a lot before john kelly came in and of a president who is quite emotional, quiter radarticular at times. we see that with his twitter use that will be a big conversation over the coming days. >> harris: as the story was breaking yesterday afternoon, one of the things that we realize is that the volume and the speed of responses were kicking in during that 1:00 p.m. eastern hour. and i don't know that anybody had really heard as much about michael wolff. >> i agree. we certainly have not heard as much from steve bannon since horrendous loss of his candidate in alabama and his whole candidacy was a hot mess sandwich and that was the person steve bannon chose. all of a sudden from the white house you get the coms director for the first lady, sanders press seajt and all the way up to the president coming on board. >> i want to be clear about that that the defamation part because the lawyer in his wording and his letter does claim defamation, he claims your publication false baseless statements of mr. trump gives rise to among other things defamation by libel. >> maria: tha

james kauffman a inch rad the murder of his wife and used a biker gang to carry it out.ox 29's dave schratwieser is in atlantic county, dave? >> reporter: lucy, investigators broke this case wide open today on what sounded like made for tv movie involving drugs, greed, the pagan's motorcycle gang and a murder for higher plot by a doctor who wawa phrased losing everything in divorce. >> as you can imagine today is a very very difficult day for me and for my family. >> reporter: for kimberly it's been more than five agonizing years waiting for justice in the murder of her mother popular jersey shore radio host april kauffman. >> i think for the first time today i can actually breathe. for the past five and a half years i have dealt felt like i've been holding my breath. >> reporter: now april's 69-year-old husband dr. james kauffman stands charged with her brutal murder along with pagan motorcycle club member ferdinand missable or jell-o. paul and glenn were charged with racketeering as part of a drug ring tied to kauffman and the pagan's. >> every person to be involved in

this side of rad than the northbound lanes of branch avenue. this has something to do with the traffic. not as many people headed in this direction so the plows and the chemicals put down, doing more of their work. whereas, on the other side, the northbound side, as people are heading into the district, there's a lot of traffic. we haven't seen the plows able to get around as well on that side because of the volume there. so we've got snow cover. that's basically the story. it depends what direction you're headed in and where you are. places east, brandywine, for example, we saw really, really sloppy conditions out there. then other spots as you get closer into the district, not so bad. we're seeing the chemicals working and wet pavement. upper marlboro, though, not in a good way. sloppy, slushy conditions there. so it really depends where you are in terms of what you're going to encounter. take it easy out there and give yourself a little extra time. back to you guys. >> megan mcgrath live for us in prince georgco missing person's case went fr

. >> early this morning an error was made and a false alarm was sent to cell phones and to rad radio.e investigated and as soon as we became aware that it was in error we took action to send notification that it was false alarm. >> reporter: with tensions high over the threat of north korea's nuclear weapons program, the alert created panic for resients on the island and across social media. hawaii senator brian shaats tweeting quote it was a false alarm based on human error. there's nothing more important than hawaii than professional liesing and full proofing this process. >>> error was made in emergency management which allowed this false alarm to be sent. >> reporter: officials say they are now working to get to the bottom of what happened and make sure a false alarm never happens again. >>> bryan llenas, fox news. >>> chesilhurst police officer has been charged with drug and weapon violations according to camden county prosecutors. police arrested 33-year-old robert williams yesterday in lindenwold, new jersey. when they found more than an ounce of marijuana and a firearm inside

just one correction to what rad said. i have a couple of chapters in this book in the introduction and conclusion and also a chapter about acquisitions in the image that comes to my mind and starts in the chapter is there was a spark. when you read something as an editor and you feel a spark, it is sent me about the plot grips you are it might be the author's way of writing grips you are all of the above for maybe a topic they are really interested in the near like this is the book that tiles that story. you feel that spark in yourself. you keep flipping the pages faster and you come to the end of it and you feel like this is it. this is one of the ones i'm going to go down the hallways. the beginning of that conversion narrative that you're going to say something about this. i'm sure you feel it. .. >> one year or three years i have that to waiting for the final draft. but also live with that author for many books and many years this work had to do with the writer so that you want to invest in your after year and hoping

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not done that until -- they haven't even done it yet and they done been through what they call the rad and most of the housing authority tenants don't have a clue right now that there is no more housing authority left to manage over their agencieses. they have the developers and developers hired the nonprofits. in my opinion to kick the people out. now i'm going to ask, along with the other agencies that you look at san francisco housing authority and look at the oewd, look at ocii, look at the department of real estate and i'm going to name a few. and this is a letter that i gave to the mayor and i hope that this didn't cause him to have a heart attack because it was the first letter that i ever signed in 20 years. but i had told the city and county and the mayor particularly that we wanted to know what's going on with the addition, yoshis, where the city and county spent over $18, $19 million and never got a dime of it back. but they lit 1300. a place there that used to have a commissioner that used to work with the small business commissioner, manetta white on 1300. on top of that,

now the fire broke out before 9:00 yesterday morning the 2200 block of north call rad owe street. he had been a dedicated firefighter since he was a teenager first in spring fields then later here in philadelphia. >> to say that matt died doing what he loved is hard but i'm also very proud of matt. he led people. he led a group of firefighters , trying to save someone's life. >> a lot of people also remembering him as an animal lover. funeral arrangements have not yet been announced and the cause of the fire still under investigation. >>> live in the news center this morning, anita oh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> anita, thank you. philadelphia police are looking for a gunman and a motive this morning, after a deadly shooting at a red light investigators say the gunshot shot into a car late last night in marion west philadelphia. a man was pronounced dead there at the scene, second person in the car was critically wounded. >> this bitter blast is not going to last that much longer thankfully. for now philadelphia does remain under code blue. city of officials are taking extra step

and this kind of mindset is not as strong, and it's not so easy to err rad ka to eradicate this kind of mindset from japanese household as well as companies. but there are some indication that wages are actually rising. and some prices have already started to rise. and even medium to long-term inflation expectations, which have been so weak in the last couple years are now slightly picking up. so there are many factors which made achieving target so difficult and time consuming, but i think we are finally close to the target. >> okay. we hope so since you promised the government you would deliver it. mark carney, you don't have the problem of low inflation at the moment. you have the problem that british people talked in june 2016, one which probably those who read me will realize i wasn't wildly enthusiastic about. you have started a tiny increase in interest rates. so a step towards normalization. how do you perceive the monetary policy challenges for you and other central bank in similar situations ahead in this strange environment of strong growth but contained inflation. and whe

the rad program. and it has completely transformed public housing in a ways that are unique to the country and has become a model to the rest of the country. that was something that he insisted on doing as soon as he realized what poor condition the existing public housing was in. that is -- i mean, to me that is an incredible legacy. talking 7,000 units of housing and the city's poorest residents whose life could be transformed because of this. and i think that is extremely important to remember as a -- as a really important part of his legacy. i will miss him terribly. >> thank you. and thank you all for hearing us and thank you, mayor lee, for your work and you've set a high bar for us in kind of how we conduct ourselves and go about looking at these issues. >> commissioners, consideration of items proposed for continuance, item one, case number 2017-006700cua, conditional use authorization proposed for continuance untilian 11, 2018. item case, case 2009 at 2100 mission street iss ed for continuanc

at our major ports so that they could screen incoming and outgoing cargo, trucks and individuals for rad logical materials and i contrast that port security effort with what i perceive to be a real vulnerability in our ability to detect and effectively and quickly respond to an attack using biological or chemical agents. so dr. kadlec and dr. redd, i'd like you both address the level of preparedness that we have to respond to defect, first of all, to detect a biological or chemical attack and to respond to it? i would like specifically to know whether cities have used some of the federal funds that the admiral referred to to install sensors that would be able to detect these agents and i'd also like you both to comment on the preparedness of our hospitals to cope with the victims of a biological or chemical attack. i remember being in israel many years ago and being so impressed with their preparation and their ability to convert their hospitals to respond to that kind of attack. dr. kadlec, why don't we start with you and then admiral? >> thank you, senator collins. i think one of the i

refer as brothers and today we're privileged to have -- to hear from two vietnam veterans both cool rad in article as and brothers tom an chuck hagel both volunteer to go to war and fought in the same army infantry unit. in our year of war, daniel recounts journey from middle america to vietnam at the height of the war and then home again. as we observed 50th anniversary of the war, privileged to hear are from these two eyewitnesses. the author daniel -- served in u.s. army for 35 years retiring as a lieutenant general. he commanded troops in both afghanistan and iraq, earning five bronze star medals one for valor and combat action badge he's a contradicting editor for army magazine and author of eight other books he currently teaches history at north carolina state university. chuck hagel has long served our country. he was secretary of defense from 2013 to 2015. and before that, a u u.s. senator from his home state nebraska during the vietnam war he served in combat as a sergeant in the u.s. army and earned two purple hearts. the combat infantryman badging and the vet that he's cross

we're along ridge avenue, a main rad here.re looking at here is ice that happened because of a water main leaking here. the water department tells us they're going to send a salt truck out to try to prevent all of this ice from causing problems out here, but it already is causing problems, as you can see. and let me turn you around, actually, and take a look down lauriston, and you can see there are cars that have snow all around them. these are some of these small streets where the snow kind of socks in there and sticks around. and when this rain and snow and ice comes later, that's just going to get icier and harder to maneuver around on these small streets off of the main artery here on ridge avenue. guys, we're going to keep an eye on what's happening behind us and see if these guys are able to get out of here before that weather moves in. guys, back to you. >> all right, lauren, thank you. and here's a live look right now at the vine street expressway and i-76, that interchange right there. you see the traffic flowing fai

and it's lated the rads call liberals who want to stand in the way of the rule of law in us securing our own borders. most people agree we should secure our borders. how they could sit down and disagree with that policy and not respect the fact that there are real families hurting who have lost loved ones to gang members who have came here illegally, let's clamp down on the loopholes that are out there and get back to a rule of law. >> infrastructure, next up with, the president says the bipartisan commitment is there quickly, sir, is it? >> we haven't really started the process of coming together on how the details would work. like any big bill, how that is put together is going to be important. we're still grappling with a few other things. we just today passed a department defense bill. president trump gave a big shoutout to that today. i think it's important to give our men and women in uniform the tools they need. i hope the senate takes up the bill and not just get republican votes but democrat votes too. >> steve scalise in the saddle and putting up the good fight. i think tho

this in double besevon reeves director of the penniamtion coalio other side dom giordano our bigio rad t with you you're on the task for that put this together. you've been open about an addiction problem you had in your life. >> absolutely. >> quickly here i want to show how this works would this be a store we keep calling it injtion. take a needle or syringe and stick it in your own injection sites. so is would i bring my own drugs to this place and who would be there me. >> yeah, absolutely. i don't think it necessarily has to be a store front. it could be store front or pop up tent in a park or something like that d yes he somebody would bring substances to the site and wld be medical staff there looking to oversee if there was overdose there poi veen and caseworkers and pier recovery coaches there to say when you're ready for a change and we're here to help and link people to treatment. >> man we all have to learn all the detail of it before we can make a clear decision but dom it seems like you're ready to go with your opinion. >> mike, i agree. with all due respect p commissione

morgan rad ford ford is in lowe manhattan by a frigid hudson river. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. we can barely feel our fingers out here. it is less than 10 degrees here in new york city. residents up and down the east coast are waking up this morning trying to clean up after those plummeting temperatures and record flooding slammed parts of the northeast. at least 39 people have been reported dead and thousands are waking up this morning without power. >> temperatures just freezing. >> reporter: the bomb cyclone is gone but the bitter cold remains. >> two layers of pants, boots, extra socks. >> reporter: as much as half the country is below freezing today. stormy mt. washington, new hampshire, expects the wind zero. so cold, they say your eyelashes will freeze. more than three dozen people have died from exposure, accidents and medical emergencies caused by removing snow. along the massachusetts shore, a sea of ice surrounding boats and homes, forcing dramatic rescues from flooded houses. a good samaritan pulling this harbor master

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. >> hi, gene, it's steve rad ratner.resident we haven't heard of, whether he's listening to generals, we don't exactly know. look, i take your point that it is very hard, i think unprecedented to get a company to unmind i wind the situation. what seems different here is north korea so so far out of the dialogue with other countries in terms and its relationship india, pakistan, other places that have them. we might not want to have them. at least we have a relationship with them. between a country having no relationship at all, being nuclearized is pretty scary? >> reporter: right, that's true, steve. so how do you perceive then is the right thing to do to try to establish some sort of relationship with this country that has nuclear weapons or to try to take them away? now, if we could negotiate them away, if we could get the nuclear weapons out of north korea in the way that, for example, we got them out of ukraine, after the dissolution of the soviet union and there were nukes on ukrainian soil and that managed to get