give us a snapshot of where scranton is.respect to what we heard from katie, how does infrastructure development fit into your future growth plans? paige: scranton embodies the opportunity of small city america. we are 2.5 hours from new york city, but we are in these beautiful mountains. i can ski 10 minutes away from my office. we have seen a lot of new folks coming into town, retirees, knowing their retirement income is not taxed in pennsylvania. entrepreneurs wanting to start a business but still be able to access the city and surrounding area. we have families wanting to buy a home that is a fraction of what they would pay in northern new jersey or new york. so we have a lot of opportunity here because of our geographic location, our industrial history. we still have a lot of that base. we have 11% of our jobs manufacturing, so that has not gone away completely. have a lot of defense manufacturing, and we are seeing that grow. there was a quarter of a billion dollars investment in a munitions plant last year. so, scrant

scranton employs 270. it takes 3 days to produce one 155 mm projectile. if there is no serious geopolitical adversary, and the existing potential adversaries are weak. they can be destroyed by bombing in 2 weeks. with canada for comparison, russia produces now there are more shells than the usa and the eu combined, while the production of one 150-mm shell costs 5-600 dollars in the west, and 600 dollars in russia. there are 11 thousand shell factories in the european union, their capacity will reach 2000 shells per year by the twenty-eighth year. not only the united states, but its allies have problems with testing more serious weapons. this is an unsuccessful launch of the triident strategic ballistic nuclear missile from a british navy nuclear submarine. the submarine almost destroyed itself with this launch. and this is iran, shows. in the combat performance of its sea-based ballistic missiles is impressive in both cases, but in one with a minus sign, and in the second with a plus. even the example of north korea, which easily shipped one additional mi

and also tonight, it's joe biden, unplugged, but you won't see scranton joe unfiltered unless you have fistfuls of cash to finance his campaign. now, this biden fundraiser, joe is a lot more raw than the president that you see every day gone. are those carefully choreographed moments and they're replaced with unscripted, unfiltered, and sometimes unwisely timed comments that could advisers heartburn. now, wednesday required a whole lot of antacid over at the white house, biden was in san francisco. he went on multiple rifts during some fundraisers on putin. biden called him, quote, a crazy sob. it's a comment for which the kremlin wants a grand gesture of apology on trump, biden railed on his rivals, attempts to turn alexey navalny's death into a campaign rally and cry hi, quote, he's comparing himself to navalny and saying that because our country's become a communist country, he was persecuted just like navalny was persecuted where the hell does this come from? if i stood here ten to 15 years ago and said all of this you'd all think i should be committed. and other republicans, he ha

he has no idea of the folks in scranton are going through none whatsoever.ortant he doesn't care and i'm being very honest about this. the administration and the democratic party particularly the progressive part of it, they have an agenda and here's the thing is a politician you have to be able to sell things based on the economy. based on other things. their agenda has nothing to do with the economy it has nothing to do a science that is a belief with the whole climate scam thing in my opinion we put the veneer of it on there so all of the decisions they are making the economic outcome to the average person lives they do not care about we have seen that we saw that with them triggering 40 or high inflation. also there is a sort of -- like there's a tiered system adt effective system they're promoting and pushing really hard think about the major significant benefits that have e from this administration. paying a rich people money, giving them money to buy electric vehicles. paying off college on jury going to have to pay off the loans of somewhat with a ph

head ache the severe threat lower but not going to rule out stronger storms through pittsburgh, scranton those are the areas where we could see potentially combusty winds and hail really cold air behind that. really warm air ahead of the system 60s, 70s are still on tap for the east coast look at chicago's temperature. 28 degrees that is the high temperature today after yesterday seeing temperatures across that regn into the midio this afternoon 46 degrees for oklahoma city today. 55 in dallas with mostly cloudy skies. and that's a look at your forecast, frances. >>> coming up, why netflix is going from your living room to broadway >>> an illinois judge removed from the bench after sparking outrage by reversing his own ruling in an assault case. our exclusive interview with the victim in 60 seconds victim in 60 seconds. everyone s to be the cadbury bunny. because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying... (clucking) nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. ♪♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing, non-medicated vicks vapors. easy to apply vicks va for ck pr

but apparently peckville is in northern pennsylvania not far from scranton. >> and find some eagles fans there, steelers fans. it's not far from new york city. got the jets and the giants, too. but reporter julie dunphy introduces us to the unlikely forty-niners super fan. >> chris aiello was making some niner noise. the niners is my passion. it's what i do every day. every day of the everything to me. almost the 47 year-old peckville man. he's taken his home on gino merli drive and turned it into niners nation. that's stephanie. she started all this from a card work out. that star, greater dark, greater, put everything in his yard, a sentimental to make good. i made everything. i handmade all this. and inside a lowe's home. it's screams. niner empire. just one signed by joe montana. brian lot. jerry rice >> john taylor from signed helmets to pictures. >> there's no guessing who he's cheering for this sunday. besides family, the niners comebacks aiello is truly one of the faithful remaining shooting. his team regardless of performance. i was 4 years old when my dad, my dad put the forty-

briefing book he received during a trip to the hamptons and new york what they thought he was joe from scrantonre unable to determine whether these materials were ever recovered. are you hitting me? although they were likely found and disposed of by military agent and listed aides, they have no idea where the materials went. a prime during the obama administration mr. biden -- collected and reviewed cards to determine if they could take classified information so they could eventually be archived as presidential records at the end of the administration, mr. biden arranged to store classified no card information which contained notes on the present daily brief, that top-secret and other classified information in a skiff at the national archives. in contrast, mr. biden held notebooks close and staff did not review them. after the administration, private citizen biden brought notebooks home with him and store them in and unsecured location unauthorized to store classified information even though the notebooks like notecards contained ossified information. but surviving wanted to take copies of his

portray joe scranton joe backward hat wearing blue collar guy who is as tough as trump and authenticitydid you see that story in politico had more than four buy lines on it. four writes. the white house declined to comment on that story why would they? they already wrote the story. >> this is the thing to put it out there. biden is the real guy not the guy who stays in billionaire mansions when he goes away on vacations. >> todd: i have perino and gutfeld as well. i could have cursed as much as i wanted. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> brian: 6:00 a.m. on the east

to fulfill his role, the character that he is supposed to play, you know, good old joe biden from scrantonits there while the obamas and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders push this agenda, then he is of no use them. you are already starting to see a lot of leaks. his loss of memory and they are starting to say you know what? we have got to intervene and get rid of him. >> pete: this conversation has -- we have had this conversation but there has got to be a tipping point moment. victor are we reaching it? >> we are. because he is declining geometrically it's not arithmetically. every day a force multiplier the day before. and the media is becoming humiliated and disgraced as they try to prop up this virtual candidate that doesn't exist. and the longer they stay with him the more discredited they become. and you are starting to see some, you know, james carville or bill maher, people are just saying, look, we are not going to play along with this anymore. we got to get somebody else in there. but the time is running out. and, you know, when you look at elizabeth -- i mean, you look at kam

biden as a scranton joe, a guy in a hat who is as cool as trump, he has the authenticity to show forhe way, you saw that this article in politico was more than four lines from four. it comes out behind closed doors, i think you'll see more of that, but it was more than anything else, everyone was laughing and it was off topic, but it was real. president biden said something that, by the way, i'm not. doubt with closed doors about trump, what is important for me to note in the reporting, what is not always said, is that his disappointment was caused by the fact that trump is so narcissistic and does not care about the american people, so he used the words that i won't use it on tv because... mom will be angry, but what did you get out of it? do you think the democrats were a little pissed when they read this? so we know joe biden, we know he's one of the most famous people, and i i think that's what really bothers him about trump, it's the way trump treats people and the way he talks, the way he calls people who serve in the military losers and suckers, but unlike trump, biden doesn't

this president, every time i talk to him he talks about his own history in scranton, pennsylvania.e but heir not serving him well or the american people well. last week or a week ago, we saw the department of energy halting permitting for lng terminals, natural gas terminals for natural gas to go to europe and our ally and not relying on russian natural gas or coal and dirtier natural gas and if your goal is to clean up the environment and decor bonnize and use clean -- decarbonize and it's the future making no sense and >> it's all about policies that will make america competitive and trump or haley or biden. they'll talk about what they want to do to increase manufacturing investment job creation and most importantly wage growth here in the country. you can't do that by raising the cost of doing business in the united states. it just isn't possible. >> sure d. rachel: great talking to you this morning. >> take care. rachel: you too. coming up, round two for mayorkas impeachment vote on schedule and more of that ahead. taking aim at republicans after that scathing special council

. >> carley: good scranton joe, hello big-shot biden.e west coast for money fundraisers where donors will cough up 250,000 tickets. what? >> todd: madeline rivera live in washington, d.c. with more. we may talk fancy, but we are common folk and cannot attend. >> unless you have thousands of dollars. the president is trying to boost campaign covers. tickets range up to 250,000. if you want a photo with the president, it could cost $25,000. they have 130 million on hand. is that war chest enough to counter voter skepticism about his age? nate silver writes biden is probably below level candidate at this point, there are concerns about prospect of a commander-in-chief would be 86 by end of his second term. it is reasonable to see this as disqualifying. the issue is a sore spot for the president's team which criticized news coverage of him. "new york times" says he is unpopular incumbent and oldest man to hold this office. the white house has been upset about the coverage. for others like joe manchin, problem is not with his age, but with po

along because this party, despite joe biden endlessly going on about how he's blue collar joe from scranton, pennsylvania, the ridiculous stories, that he goes on about his background, actually the current leadership of the democratic party is totally captured by the intellectual elite, by the coastal elite, by the academics, they don't care about working class people except for one thing. they are going after the unions because they want the unions to turn out to vote but actual working class communities they treat them with contempt trachlight try what do you think about biden saying trump's name, trump, trump, trump, maga, maga, didn't say it for years and now it's trump everything. >> it shows how totally all over the place they are. for months all we ever heard was bidenomics. every speech, bidenomics, now it's don't say bidenomics because everyone knows what a joke that is. and he didn't say trump and now it's trump. as if any of this is going to make any difference. people are not stupid. they vote according to their judgment about what the people have delivered in the past and what

is my honor to recognize our next distinguished speaker and while i have not personally been to scrantonana. i do believe these two communities have many similarities comprising of working class families who know the value of hard work and who look out for one another and who know the grounding value of family, community and attending church on sunday. it was just this past weekend in the city of gary, indiana. i had the honor of joining the parishioners at temple in chris prayed for enlightenment for congress and the administration d that we work together in a more perfect union. thank you, president biden, for being here with us this morning. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming my friend, the 46th president of the united states joseph rr. biden. [applause] >> frank, thank you for that introduction. and reverend black, spent a lot of time in the united states senate, 36 years, but you were only there 21 so i miss your sermons, because i open your prayers every month or day. frank, thanks for your introduction and for your service on behalf of the people of northwest indian

portray joe scranton joe backward hat wearing blue collar guy who is as tough as trump and authenticity to show for it. by the way did you see that story in politico had more than four buy lines on it. four writes. the white house declined to comment on that story why would they? they already wrote the story. >> this is the thing to put it out there. biden is the real guy not the guy who stays in billionaire mansions when he goes away on vacations. >> todd: i have perino and gutfeld as well. i could have cursed as much as i wanted. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> brian: 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, friday, january 2nd. i want to tell you i'm up to date on just about everything. >> ainsley: just about. >> brian: one more thing to tell you it's "fox & friends." so far you knew everything now new stuff. toxicology reports are in for the deaths of three kansas city chiefs friends found dead in their backyard. forensic pathologist dr. michael baden will join us in three minutes. >> lawrence: involved in the attack on nypd officers could be on their way to california. they have plenty of

pam from scranton, stanton, delaware. dei thursday. dr. phil mondays. i would love dr.rolina. jesse's word of the day "fringe." that's right tales from the liberal fringe. not a book club. get it together. chris from paris, texas. cnn must be racist if they think black voters can be -- if you use your infant daughter to support you, you are not a man. s pas save the ice cream for vacation, he is always on vacation. pay attention. charlie from rutherford, new jersey. looked so young. one piece of advice, oh god, maybe eat more ice cream. this is my world. >>> >> sean: we st

joe from scranton, pa, amtrak joe. he saw what was happening across the country. and he tasked his cabinet with developing a policy to bring jobs and businesses back home to america. an industrial strategy for the 21st century based in part upon clean energy, a future of manufacturing revival, thriving businesses, good jobs for kids, energy independence and products made in america. and you know what? the president's strategy is working, folks. did i mention 350,000 jobs last month? we now have the most significant clean energy and climate strategy in the nation's history , arguably in the world. the strategy for building clean energy come a clean energy future in the united states rests on four legs. first, making the united states the irresistible nation for investing in clean energy. second, and that those investments provide desk ensuring that those investments provide energy benefits and the communities left behind. third, strengthening america's workforce so that our workers have the skills they need to compete in this global clean energy market. fourth, wit

was, with a single factory making 155 millimeter shells in scranton, pennsylvania. now the u.s. has doubled 155 millimeter artillery shell production. more than 28,000 shells are produced a month, up from 15,000 before the invasion. as a result, the pentagon with the help from congress has invested $1.5 billion in new factories across the country with a goal of producing 100,000 shells a month by next year. despite heavy losses on land, ukraine's military sunk the large russian amphibious assault ship in the black sea using ukrainian-made magura v5 sea drones. ukraine does not have a navy but it has used the sea drones and anti-cruise ship missiles to take out one-third of putin's navy. naval warfare experts say the pentagon is learning a lot from ukraine's creative tactics. >> used naval drones exceptional and not seen in naval warfare. taking notes on what's taking place in the black sea. >> the house is out of session until february 28th. a bipartisan group of lawmakers led by republican congressman brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania have put together a new modified version of

just start dropping "f" bombs on the campaign trail you're from scranton, you can get away with it [] "i love amtrak, it's the [ bleep ] best, everybody. [ laughter ] it's the [ bleep ] best way to travel i'm not [ bleep ] around here. no tsa [ light laughter ] just -- there's no metal detectors. nobody makes you take your [ bleep ] shoes off. [ laughter ] no [ bleep ] joke. [ laughter ] so biden thinks trump is both an ass[ bleep ] and a weirdo, and instead of trying to prove him wrong, trump just says, "you think that's weird hold my bear." [ light laughter ] and then people say, "i think you mean 'hold my beer,'" and trump says, "i'm pretty sure it's bear. over the weekend trump posted a side by side of half his face -- [ laughter ] -- with half of elvis's face, with the caption, "for so many years people have been saying that elvis and i look alike. now this pic has been going all over the place what do you think? [ light laughter ] i think they just meant that you also look like you died on the toilet [ laughter ] that picture looks like two-face if he was a musician "i'm gonna

he is called scranton joe, he is the president who is ultimate elitist.ulent estate of a hedge fund billionaire, whether the home is in lake tahoe, whether in nantucket. it does not matter. i will give you this stat, underlines it, sends it home. 10 richest congressional districts in this country are all represented by -- larry: democrat. >> party 6 rich. larry: going back to reagan's birthday, reagan was the first one to bring working class in. he filled their lunch pails to overflowing and stood up to soviet communism and whooped them. no two people are the same, trump is trump, reagan is reagan but i think the revolt is there again. it is a common sense revolt. people don't like to see the country broken. schools, universities, the military. i know what? the fbi, we used i thought we were supposed to love and revere the fbi. look what they have done. >> i would go back even further being a nixon girl. larry: i knew this was coming, i knew this was coming. >> nixon started the working class- larry: if he hadn't destroyed the economy would i agree with y

it's going to be a snowy, wintry commute for those living in scranton, new york city, hartford, bostona: and that was your local forecast. my friends, back to you. >> whit: all right, thank you, somara. coming up on "gma," the outcome in prince harry's battle against a british tabloid. face, hands, and feet cd tardive dyskinesia, or td. so her doctor prescribed austedo xr— a once-daily td treatment for adults. ♪ as you go with austedo ♪ austedo xr significantly reduced kate's td movements. some people saw a response as early as 2 weeks. with austedo xr, kate can stay on her mental health meds— (kate) oh, hi buddy! (avo) austedo xr can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your doctor if you become depressed, have sudden changes in mood, or have suicidal thoughts. don't take if you have liver problems, are taking reserpine, tetrabenazine, or valbenazine. austedo xr may cause irregular or fast heartbeat, or abnormal movements. seek help for fever, stiff muscles, problems thinking, or sweating. common side ef

minecraft, this is my favorite game i love minecraft reminds me of my old days at scranton when blueicans worked in coal mines that was their craft that's a fact. [ laughter ] back then, my favorite singer was robert goulet. now it's sza 'kill bill' is my favorite song, no joke. [ light laughter ] it reminds me of what republicans did to the border deal they killed the bill [ laughter ] i'm not kiddin' around here. [ laughter ] so hannity jabbed the white house for a valentine's day poem because hannity would never do something that lame. >> okay. how about "roses are red, violets are blue, people from iran, syria, egypt, afghanistan, china, and russia are all here because of you, joe. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oof hannity, you couldn't just take the win. you had to do your own worst poem you got to hand it to fox news they're the only ones who would see democrats do something lame and think to themselves, "how can we make this worse?" [ light laughter ] now, all trump rallies are weird, but this one was an especially weird one as he usually does, trump spent a significant amount o

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phil's voice just gets you, pam, from scranton. >> excuse me. stanton, delaware.ou have d-i thursdays. >> we need dr. phil mondays. i love dr. phil mondays. >> cindy and michael. oh, from sanford, north carolina. jesse's word of the day fringe. that's right. tales from the liberal fringe. not a book one just made it one get it together. >> chris from paris, texas cnn must be racist if they think black voters can easily be brainwashed by russians. >> john from dawson, alabama if ,you use your infant daughter to support you. you're not a man. cabbage. not a man. greg from salem, alabama. >> joe, get rid of the ice cream and bring back ice. >> well done, bill from albuquerque, new mexico. save the ice cream for vacation. he's always on vacation. >> good point. and we're going to have a special ice cream. joe biden investigation tomorrow. >> so pay attention. charlie from rutherford, new jersey. you looked so young in that flashback. that's one piece of advice you give yourself ten years ago. oh, god, maybe eat more ice cream. this is my

forward in democratic politics biden who's political persona was always kind of working class union scranton joe but was known early in his career as being a great friend of corporate america has really kind of come around on that and up their version of economic populism to the extent that you now see him marching on uaw picket and that sort of thing. joe biden has spent his entire career, i would say is always looking for the center of the democratic party is. this why he was a bussing guy in the seventies that's where the center of the party was he's not a centrist. he's in center of the democratic party, sort of like truly in the middle of that. and it does feel as if he he shifted when sort of the bill clinton wing of the shifted to the right. so did he. and then he's now seems to the left. is that is that it does feel as if he is he is trying to at least appease the left now. that's absolutely right i mean, biden's first appearance in the book is i think. 2005 2006 when he was the of of left wing folks and had this famous confrontation at a senate hearing with warren, who was then a ha

scranton could see 6 to 8 inches. same in albany. depends on the track.'s to the south. we will continue to track it. but it looks like we have a major winter storm for tomorrow morning and the commute and everybody trying to get back. guys? oh. and we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. . hold up, wait a minute. is this having a seat? um, no. i would love to be a part of the team. barbara can-can-can-we get someone in here please? ♪♪ >>> good monday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out cool and foggy but we'll have a mix of sun and clouds and temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. very much like it was yesterday. and tomorrow will also be dry. then heading into valentine's day, rain chances will be back and we'll see off and on rain and potentially a bigger storm coming in for the weekend, as we are expecting some gusty winds and heavy rain. weather. guys >> al, thank you. >>> king charles is stepping out and speaking out for the first time since his cancer diagnosis. we will have a live report from buckingham

consider this, the scranton school district alone has identified more than $300 million in necessary repairs, everything from installing a new fire sprinkler to removing lead paint. the sto-rox school district in mckees rocks has at least $14 million worth of work that's needed. all three of their school buildings need urgent roof repairs to prevent leaks when it rains. and the panther valley school district in schuylkill and carbon counties told the basic education funding commission that kindergarteners are forced to learn in rooms without air conditioning because they can't afford the upgrades. look, i could go on and on. you get my point. we need to invest lot more to help these districts maintain safe and healthy learning environment for students. so my budget builds on the progress we've made, setting aside $1.5 billion, including 300 million this year alone, to make our schools healthy and safe. [applause] this is impacting students and parents in districts all across pennsylvania. and it's impacted one of your colleagues too. a couple months ago, i had a meeting with represen

went to public school is the son of a used car salesman and was born to a middle-class family in scrantone left side, a private-school-educated son of a new york city real estate tycoon who became a millionaire at 8 years old and didn't have to serve because he claimed he had bone spurs in his little feet. so, why is it that trump appeals so much to a group he couldn't be more different from? >>> joining us now, professor of political science at the university of maryland, baltimore county, tom schaller, and journalist and opinion writer paul waldman. their new book out tomorrow is entitled "white rural rage: the threat to american democracy." tom, i'll start with you. why are white rural voters a threat to democracy at this point? you would think, looking at joe biden and donald trump's background, that the opposite would be true. >> we lay out the fourfold interconnected threat that while rural voters pose to the country. we show 30 polls and national studies. we provide the receipts. they are the most anti-gay, xenophoic in the country. qanon support and subscribers, covid denialism, o