this old irish white guy from delaware, and scranton. scranton then delaware. this guy who was the able lieutenant to the first black president, never stabbed him in the back. then when you get the opportunity to be the most powerful person on the face of the planet, two biggest number two, he picked a woman of black and asian dissent to be his vice president. then when he got the opportunity to appoint somebody to the most powerful court on the face of the plant he picked a black woman to do that. and then when you decided we needed to change the order in which we do and select our presidential nominees in our party, he elevated black and brown voices to have a seat at the table to do that. and then he is the only president of either party to ask a black person to serve as chair of the dnc. [applause] sometimes we cannot see the forest from the trees. this man appointed almost 27% of his appointment to the federal bench were black folks. [applause] and the majority were people of color. so this is a joe biden appreciation moment right now. because i appreciate

reporter: you think scranton joe could have won? mr. boyle: he did win in 2020 and won by 2.2% and did exactly what i talked about, impressive numbers for a democrat in suburban college educated areas, much more so than anyone expected. and he was able to make those marginal improvements in places like erie county and northampton county and other blue-collar pockets where hillary clinton in 2016 had really badly underinformed. the question of would he have won in 2024, it's an interesting historic game, but frankly, for someone who wants to win in 2027-2028, i can't any wasted effort wondering what would have happened in 2024. frankly, it's as relevant to me if someone asking if lyndon johnson had done a bombing freeze with hubert humphrey born in 1968 are both equally irrelevant. reporter: no, they're not. because if you model a candidate like joe biden. mr. boyle: that's a different question. >> he could have won and what we're saying is a white working man that came from that state, working class vibes and we get someone like that on

the same for scranton, pennsylvania. while new york, we're seeing a few flakes flying, but tt will eventually transition to ice. it's a rough morning drive for many in the northeast. a few strong storms possible in the tennessee valley. towards new england it will be mostly snow for boston to maine. out west we're tracking a new pacific storm. this storm won't be as strong as the one we had tuesday, but we can't rule out the possibility for flooding. some snow possible in the cascades today while this system moves inland tomorrow bringing snow from montana down towards the rockies. spring temperatures continuing in the deep south. austin, 81nd new a o the south, temperatures possible in san angelo, 85. 84 in brownsville while 80 in lubbock under mostly sunny skies. a busy weather day ahead, frances. back to you. >> thanks so much for the update. >>> today is sentencing day for the former interpreter of dodgers' superstar shohei ohtani. he pleaded guilty in june of bank and tax fraud charges after being accused of stealin

here in downtown scranton people are making plans around the weather.it and then were going to go back tomorrow so don't drive home in it. >> coming in with the poconos who wanted to make sure we did not get stuck. >> we are starting to see this note transition over too mx and out freezing rain is possible. those roads could get slick overnight. >> folks it definitely needs to be careful out on the roads for sure. katie byrne thank you so much live in pennsylvania. malibu, california cannot catch a break the city was rattled by an earthquake late last night it was a small magnitude 3.7 on the richter scale thousands of people reported feeling the tremor including some folks as far south as san diego. thankfully no reports of serious damage or injuries this of course comes after a powerful storm this week brought flash flooding and mud slides across southern california pre-just weeks after devastating wildfires in malibu and other parts of los angeles last month. the ntsb sharing new information in its probe of the deadly midair collision near washington

louis to savannah to scranton. don't cross the president when you pick a case.els like it's bigger than just eric adams. >> this goes way beyond adams. this goes really to the justice department as a whole, and make no mistake, in my view, the deputy attorney general was trying to send a message throughout the justice department that people need to follow the orders and if they don't follow the orders, they need to leave the department. >> maurice: and scott, those 93 federal prosecutors around the country you mentioned, how are they reacting to all of this tonight? >> reporter: maurice, this commanded their attention all day. they watched. they exchanged text messages. this is all so disorienting for them. there are a couple hundred public corruption cases prosecuted in states across the country each year. sheriffs, school administrators, mayors accused of misconduct. it's unclear if they have to check with the white house now before some of them prosecute the case in front of them. >> john: scott, how does this adams business end from the justice department st

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we haven't seen this much confusion in the government since joe biden told any story about scranton.cost a penny or is pending the name of the horse that stole your dad's pants? the chaos caused by the grant freeze did immediate damage. preschool centers struggled to obtain reimbursements and there were cases of stalled money for after-school programs. and are asked for school programs are already 90% funded by bake sale economy. our entire educational system is one lemon square away from complete collapse. [laughter and applause] i think my tongue is one lemon square away from complete collapse. if the grant freeze outraged the public, at least according to senator chuck schumer. >> people are aroused. i haven't seen people so aroused in a very, very long time. >> stephen: people are aroused, i haven't seen people so aroused since 1977 when i went to studio 54 and warm eyeglasses... all the way down. [laughter and cheering] full nostril cleavage. what can i say, i was young, i needed the money. luckily, last night, minutes before the money freeze was set to take effect a federal jud

we'll not only have wind advisories that have gusts up to 50, but if you go to scranton, or binghamtonnew york, you've got warnings for up to 65 mile per hour winds. that could take down tree, even power lines. there are warnings in kentucky, southern eupbdz indiana, west virginia. that's because the rivers are up. you're gonna get snow later this week. it's gonna come from the snow where we've got winter storm warnings from kansas to arkansas. let's time out that next storm. it all starts tuesday. kansas getting hit there. oklahoma city maybe freezing. same thing for little rock tuesday. the heaviest snow looks to fall in the ozarks and makes its way across nashville and through the mid-atlantic, like virginia and north carolina. looks like it stays off into the ocean but we'll be watching that one when it develops. that's when the heaviest snow will fall. behind that, we're talking about dallas could see wind chills close to 10 below zero. we could break dozens of record lows this week. >> rebecca: thank you, ginger. i felt that air in new york. it just blew the car door closed this

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keith morrison (voiceover): they were new to punta gorda, had moved recently from scranton, pennsylvania. tara, almost grown up, told them she'd stay behind, make her own life. she didn't want to come down, you know. i'm sure it was-- it's a change, especially when you're older. but we had a bet going on how long before she got here, because we are so close. so we had a bet going. and i think she lasted three weeks. i'm going to stay here on my own. no, i'm not. yeah. keith morrison (voiceover): she got a job, made plans to start college, and already decided that she wanted to be a crime scene investigator. she had her books and everything. keith morrison (voiceover): and though sharon's then fiance keith wasn't officially tara's step-dad, they had a father daughter sort of relationship. yeah, we were very close. you know, we always hung out together. she would make her famous peanut butter and jelly triple decker sandwiches we would have. she would be going to make them all. she was my buddy. keith morrison (voiceover): and now he didn't know where she was. right away that afternoon, ke

going to go to drexell university and my grandparents we will sell you the company, university of scranton checked the box and i knew i would be back in the family business but not at the age of 19, to whom much is given, much is required and i took it very and it grew up at $400. 19 different states and i am excited to represent my home in washington ddz. >> you turned to politics. where did the political bug come from? >> i tried to help the right people for the right reasons, people that wanted to make northeastern pennsylvania and represent my home and my values. so i have been watching the political hand scape and came to washington, d.c., for a legislative fly-in with the electrical contractors association. talking about 529's and how imperative it was to create a worker and i met with a member and he wasn't interested and i was thinking i could do that job never thinking i could do it and i had a girlfriend at the time that tolerated me and throwing myself into a political gauntlet wasn't something i was looking at doing and to whom much is given, much is required and i want to give

jack in scranton, pennsylvania. the line for republicans. caller: thank you for taking my call. would like to say john from florida, you pretty much stole my thunder. i would like to say for all the left-wing democratic party with their beliefs, i don't know what they are thinking. it is completely asinine the way they think against trump. trump isn't the most perfect guy but he's better than what we had. our past four years, everybody should bury their head in the sand if they believe joe biden did well and kamala harris was going to take this country into a better level than what we are going to be taking with donald trump. just my two cents. host: that was jack in pennsylvania. the last call for the first hour, we will be going to open form and abou -- at about 9:30. next on washington journal, wall street journal immigration policy reporter michelle hackman joins us to discuss efforts -- the latest on the trump administration's mass deportation efforts. later, michael shifter, senior fellow at the inter-american dialogue will discuss secretary of state marco rubio's trip to

university of scranton checks that box. knew i would be back two the family business, i just didn't think it would be age 19 as c.t.o. but to whom everyone is given everyone is required. it is something i took seriously and the company grew 400% over 12 years we had from 50 employees to 165, worked in i think 19 different states and i'm so excited to represent my home in washington, d.c. host: watch the series next week starting monday at 9:30 p.m. eastern time here on c-span. we are in open forum morning. any public policy or political issue on your mind. we have fuse out of the among security conference. ukrainian president telling reporters that president trump has no ready made plan to end the ukraine war. president trump said that mr. zelenskyy would meet with vance and rubio. valanciunas speaking earlier to those we covered it on c-span 2. being find it on c-span.org or mobile app. tpwhraets to rick in golden, colorado, republican. we are in open forum. what is on your mind? caller: talking about budgets and governmen

going to go to drexell university and my grandparents we will sell you the company, university of scranton checked the box and i knew i would be back in the family business but not at the age of 19, to whom much is given, much is required and i took it very and it grew up at $400. 19 different states and i am excited to represent my home in washington ddz. >> you turned to politics. where did the political bug come from? >> i tried to help the right people for the right reasons, people that wanted to make northeastern pennsylvania and represent my home and my values. so i have been watching the political hand scape and came to washington, d.c., for a legislative fly-in with the electrical contractors association. talking about 529's and how imperative it was to create a worker and i met with a member and he wasn't interested and i was thinking i could do that job never thinking i could do it and i had a girlfriend at the time that tolerated me and throwing myself into a political gauntlet wasn't something i was looking at doing and to whom much is given, much is required and i want to give