. >> coming up i'm jamie youkiss in scranton pennsylvania where voters are weighing in on the president'serformance after he delivered >>> it is morning after president trump delivered his mission statement, to congress and the american people and there is plenty of reaction. >> of course, pennsylvania is swing state that helped the president win the election. cbs news correspondent jamie u kiss has more on what voters think right now. >> reporter: scranton, pennsylvania is nestled in the luzerne county and cited with the last six democratic candidates for president. >> i voted for trump. >> this is your son. >> reporter: we went to joyce 's cafe to get reaction to two democrats, two republicans and one independent. >> only goes for 1 percent. >> yes. >> reporter: after president finished the fighting didn't. what did everybody think of the speech. >> trillion dollar infrastructure plan i'm not too keen on. >> reporter: there are a lot of potholes in this town. >> i'm for trillion dollar infrastructure package for the united states, yeah. >> reporter: like millions of americans there were

patrick's day event in scranton, pennsylvania. >> i am ready to come out of the woods. and to shine a light on what is already happening around kitchen tables and at dinners like this to help draw strength that will enable everybody to keep up. >> out of the woods. mrs. clinton told the crowd she and her friends are having a hard time watching the news today. do we take offense? >> i'm just the messenger. i will say what will that role be? where is the leadership going to come from in the democratic party? what will that leadership be? >>> two men detained at the white house in one day? secret service under scrutiny with a string of others. we will tell you the latest next. e creams believe the more mysterious they sound, the more... powerful you'll think they are. it's time to see what power really looks like. new neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair with accelerated retinol sa. clinically proven to reduce wrinkles in just one week. wrinkles? your time is up! rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots. rapid tone repair. neutrogena® see what's possible. of bad breath germs%

eighth-grader molly doherty, camden lewis and david decker from west grant and intermediate school in scranton, pennsylvaniafor their documentary u.s. gun violence: a complicated puzzle. in the high school category, 11 greater matthew from gonzaga college high school and invisible, d.c. for which deals with homelessness. matthew also won the fan favorite contest and will receive an additional $500. in the high school central category, or when is 12 greater jerrod clark in royal oak michigan for his piece in enough is enough, dealing with pharmaceutical pricing. and our studentcam first prize winner for the high school west's ninth grader from larrabee high school in laramie, wyoming, for herpes, also fuel the challenge of transitioning creates ui to students and teachers for competing in making this year's student cam competition for success. the top 21 winning entries will air on c-span in april, and you can watch all 150 when he documentaries online at studentcam.org. >>

in the middle school category, first prize our eighth graders inly, camden and ava scranton, pennsylvania for their documentary "u.s. gun violence." high school east 11th grader matthew in washington, d.c. for his documentary "invisible," which deals with homelessness and hew won fan favorite. in the high school central category, our winter is 12 grader jared :00 -- 12th r, jarod clark . high school west winner is 9th laramie, lever me -- wyoming. congratulations to our winners. thank you to all of the students and their teachers for competing and making this year's competition a success. the top 21 winning entries will air on c-span in april and you can watch all 150 winning documentaries online at studentcam.org. announcer: washington journal continues. half hour, wenext are talking about a story on the front pages of most major newspapers. sayleaks posted files that they reveal cia hacking tools. a story we want to get into. one of the stories about privacy versus national security. we want to hear your thoughts. you can call. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. ind

. >>> one scranton, pennsylvania area ymca is asking members to leave politics. bans because the politically charged arguments they were causing prompted complaints. >> this is a safe haven and people want to come here and feel safe and be part of a community. when arguments are being, you know, are taking place over politics and things like that they don't feel safe. >> definitely stop all the problems here because that's what everyone is fighting about about changing the activity channel, they stop that problem it won't happen any more. >> the cable news ban has been well received for the most part. members say the gym should be a place to work out your frustratio -- >>> scared this morning at trump international hotel in new york city. a small electrical fire broke out on the 47th floor of the 52 story building in central park. this is not the trump tower in midtown manhattan where the president has a residence. firefighters put out the flames. one person suffered minor injuries. >>> firefighters from 11 jersey shore communities were called to battle a blaze i

in scranton, pennsylvania, drivers had to use shovels to clear off their trucks. about half a foot of snow also fell in boston. in one boston suburb, a tree came crashing down into the roof of the home. >> went through the attic and through my daughter's window. her bedroom window but nobody was hurt. everyone was downstairs. >> reporter: wind gusts nearing 80 miles per hour pounded the new england coastline. in rhode island, a 100-foot wind turbine snapped in half. and at the airports, crews have been working around the clock to get operations back to normal. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> the air tracking service flightaware.com says airlines canceled more than 1,000 domestic flights today. most of today's cancellations were morning flights, still gh flights grounded yesterday because of the nor'easter. and experts predict relatively normal operations on thursday nearly 9,000 flights have been canceled in the last three days. >>> two escaped horses received top billing during yesterday's storm in new york. blondie and jewels opted for a snow day after esc

that's the rule at the y in scranton, pennsylvania ymca now restricting what people there can watch onv when they work out. and on the banned list, 24 hour cable news. the y says it's about making a safe and sane place. >> i think because this is a safe haven and people want to come here and feel safe and be part of a community and when arguments are being, you know, are taking place over politics and things like that, they don't feel safe. and i just don't think it's the right place for it. >> and the ban does not include all news like fox 29. just the 24 hour cable news channels. >> that's one debate talking about politics. this is better one. to text or not to text? that may be the question on many people's minds after a break up. but is teching an ex something you should ever do. >> no. >> good answer. >> 100% no. fox decided to investigate and got some answers from a relationship expert in new york and a few locals weighed in. >> i'm listening. >> reporter: as brad pitt and angelina go through a public divorce brad is texting his ex jennifer an any stop and seek herring comfort du

patrick's day event in scranton, pennsylvania on friday. she is planning more events to help a divided country find common ground. >>> let's turn back to paris where the duke and dutcand duch meeting. as we mentioned it comesdl incis airport this morning. nbc's keir simmons is back with more. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning again. royal officials confirming the royal couples itinerary will move over the shooting incidents in the coming hours. they are expected at the eiffel tower. this is william's first official trip to paris. meeting the french president at the difficult time. after the british voted to leave the eu. >> this partnership will continue despite the decision to leave the european union. the depth of our friendship and breadthfnot change. >> reporter: the city where william suffered his tragedy. he was a teen when diana, died in a paris car accident. last night, william and kate attended a reception in the city of lights. the duchess looking radiant in her high fashn. ceremony in cono embarrassing images for william this

she spoke to an irish women's group in scranton, pennsylvania, on saint patrick's day, saying she's readyo quote come out of the woods and help americans find common ground. she is slowly returning to the public spotlight since losing last november's presidential election. she said its up to each american to bridge the political divide. >>> after months of denials, former interim chair of the democratic national committee, donna brazil, is now admitting she leak questions to hillary clinton's presidential campaign. her comments were part of a wikileaks dump. they show her telling the clinton camp a proposed question. the story broke back in other, but when fox asked her about it at the time, she denied it, calling it falsified information, and an apple thed emil. >> as a christian woman, i understand persecution, but i won't sit here and be prosecuted, but your information is false >> i'm reading posey's emils. >> well, his emils were stolen. you're like a thief that wants to bring into the night the things you found that were there in the gutter. >> brazil said she regrets the e-mail, bu

i spent a government of time in scranton, pennsylvania, .hat used to be the cold country, the center of this country. now, most of the stopper fast food. at that's happening to a lot of voters there. it was really sad to see what it's turned into. we have been and over again that jobs are going to come back to us. that's why a lot of democrats so they switched their vote this time for president trump. >> meghan: one amendment to my commentary, they scrub obamacare, nothing else matters. >> harris: the jobs that you're mentioning, 58,000 of them were in construction. i think the point that you're making, abby is a strong one, these are areas specifically where harry clinton didn't go t to. she missed out, and these are the very blue-collar workers who were saying, we don't just want jobs to come back, we want those jobs to come back. >> abby: i mention scranton because that is where he will he dad is barry. that is where joe biden is from. scranton ended up going to hillery clinton in the end, but by very small margin. >> harris: these places

patrick's day event in scranton, pennsylvania on friday.ore public appearances to deliver her new message of helping divided country find common ground. >>> the second round of march madness gets started today. usc had to survive a play-in game to get to the dance. they survive with a shocking one-point-win. and the other is northwestern university playing in the tournament for the first time in school history. they face gonzaga today. >> we should note, you are an alum. >>> time for the weather and indra. >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by the makers of non drowsy claritin. live claritin clear. >> we have a huge group from ohio today. we have a very important sign to talk about. what is your name? >> tyler mason. >> do you see this sign? zoom in. what do you want to ask? >> i want to ask my girlfriend madison jones to prom this year. yes or no? please say yes. >> that's smooth. let's talk about what is going on across the country today. looking at another system of showers in the pacific northwest. unbelievable we are talki

patrick's day event in scranton, pennsylvania on friday.ants to make more public appearances to deliver her new message of helping divided country find common ground. >>> the second round of march madness gets starttoday. usc had to survive a play-in game to get to the dance. they survive with a shocking one-point-win. and the other is northwestern university playing in the tournament for the first time in school history. they face gonzaga today. >> we should note, you are an alum. >>> time for the weather and indra. >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by the makers of non drowsy claritin. live claritin clear. >> we have a huge group from ohio today. we have a very important sign to talk about. what is your name? >> tyler mason. >> do you see this sign? zoom in. what do you want to ask? >> i want to ask my girlfriend madison jones to prom this year. yes or no? please say yes. >> that's smooth. let's talk about what is going on across the country today. looking at another system of showers in the pacific northwest. unbelievable w

. > one gym in scranton, pennsylvania is removing cable news channels from its tvs.fighting at at jim. they include cnn, msnbs and yes, fox news. political coverage on those stations led to fights over politics and they want to make the y a safe haven for peopleeol who simply want to workout. the ban is permanent, but offerings say they may reconsider if and when things calm down. > let's take you back outside and give you a look at the evening. what do we have a shot up of there? is that alexandria? it looks like a beautiful night. gwen is here with me. air force memorial. thank you producer, director ino my ear. it's been cold all day today. >> it's been bone chilling cold. don't you think we got teased earlier last week? i'm calling it mother nature's april fool's joke early.. let's get it out of the way.. let's get ready for the cherryey blossoms. it's going to warm up, matt. the seven day forecast i thinkyo you're going to like a day or or two on that.. > let's take a look at our maps and show you what is happening here. ridge of high pressure billingeu in so we

that is the rule at the ymca in scranton, pennsylvania, they removed 24 hour news channels from the televisionsnews are band and the y says political coverage led to fights or politics and they want to make it a safe haven for people who just want to workout. the ban is permanent and they may reconsider if and when things calm down. >> sorry that's kind of funny >> yeah. >> new tonight a weapon seized by police in maryland sparked a big discussion on social media. take a look that gun it looks old fashioned but had duck tape on the grip. they pulled over a car last week and recovered the gun and drugs from the vehicle. comments and jokes flooded department and social media page about the unusual weapon. steven wrote, this is the first gun you have to access to in grand theft auto gettysburg and nicole added he was out for blood on the oregon trail someone must have stolen his prize bison and neal said it's been time we trace ballistics be a lincoln assassination. >> sometimes creativity on social media is a good thing, sometimes. >> march madness will play a part in top plays. >> and losing sta

to sample their reaction. >> reporter: scranton, pennsylvaniastled in the luzerne county an area that sided with the last six, democratic candidates for president. >> i voted for trump. >> yes. >> thinks your son. >> yes. >> reporter: we went to well known joyce's cafe to get reaction from two democrats, two republicans and two independents. >> after the president finished, the fighting didn't. >> what did everybody think of the speech. >> trillion dollar infrastructure plan i'm not too, keen on. >> there air lot of potholes in this town. >> that is right. >> i'm for trillion dollar infrastructure package for the united states, yeah. >> reporter: like millions of americans there were concerns over health care coverage. >> and that is something i'm not happy with the repeal and replacement of obama care. >> it has to be repealed. element of competition across state lines has to be brought into the health care picture. >> ryan died as he lived, a warrior, and a hero. >> reporter: the standing ovation, and president trump talking about the widow. >

in scranton, pennsylvania drivers had to use shovels just to get to their cars. the snow turned into ice overnight. >> i didn't realize it was going to be this frozen. i've never seen it this frozen. i had to use a shovel to get the ice off the glass. >> i know. you need a blow torch i would think. >> yeah, right? good heat wave. that would help. >> in connecticut an 82-year- old man cleaning snow off of his car got hit and killed by a plow. a total of nine deaths are blamed on the late winter storm. if you were out there shoveling, it's still really slick. >> that's a real freak accident there. >> in some spots they never got above freezing, which is unusual for us in march. we had so much respect for that storm. >> it didn't get as much as they thought in new york city. >> no, they nose of air that got us. we always say west of 95 would be the bullseye. sometimes you get the storms. it was hugging the coast a little bit. 30 miles east, interesting. i came across this on facebook and it made me laugh. this dude is in a t-rex costume. snow blowing his driveway. t

. >>> meeted political debates forced ymca in scranton, pennsylvania, to remove 24 hour cable news channelsnd the channels include cnn. msnbc and fox news and the coverage on the stations all political coverage employed fights over politics an they want to make the y a safe haven for people that want to workout. the ban is permanent and may reconsider if and when things calm down. >> boy that's what you know things are fired up in the country. if you're trying to burn off steam at the gym and can't do it. >> people can't focus on what they're doing and not dot politics. >> give it a break. >> an arrest in the wave of anti-sem matic threats made nationwide and what we learned about the past. >> girl scott cookie season sweets with suds. interesting pairing. >> cookie and beer. >> yum. >> okay. z29pgz z16fz y29pgy y16fy >> we're back with a look at tonight's top story. >> a school bus driver in montgomery country is under arrest for having inappropriate contact with two female students. salvatore rodriguez is accused of having inappropriate contact with one on three occasions and with another

that's the rule at y in scranton, pennsylvania.tricting what people there can watch on tv when they work out and on that banned list 24 hour cable news. >> yeah. >> no surprise, right y says it's about making a safe and sane place. >> i think because this is a safe haven and people want to come here and feel safe and be part of a community and when arguments are being -- are taking place over politics and things like that they don't feel safe. i just don't think it's the right place for it. >> you'll be happy ton the ban does not include fox 29. >> thank goodness. >> just all news cable 24 hour news channels. >> all right. we have happy stories around here. >>> what better place to promote in you movie than a truly philly landmark. today after stopping by "good day philadelphia" actors dax shepherd and michael -- >> can you help me out. >> pena. >> we're missing an n. pena. it's spelled differently got cheesesteaks at jim's on south street. jim' social security supposed to be great. i've not dropped by there yet. >> what? you've ne

patrick's day dinner in her father's hometown of scranton, pennsylvania. the former secretary of state saying that she is, quote, ready to come out of the woods to help a divided america and is slated for a number of upcoming public appearances. >>> new developments in the search for clues in the murders of two indiana teenagers. police swarming the home of a man who owns the land where the girls' bodies were found on anyone 14th, a day after 14-year-old liberty german and 13-year-old abigail williams vanished while hiking. police say the land owner is not considered a suspect. >>> in tennessee law enforcement officials have added a teacher accused of kidnapping his former student to the state's ten most wanted list. the suspect, tad cummins is his name, and 15-year-old elizabeth thomas have not been seen since this past monday. this week cummins was dismissed from the school where he taught after he was investigated for alleged sexual contact with a minor. he is believed to be armed. >>> and in oklahoma city a manhunt after three prisoners escaped from li

but in a speech friday night in scranton, pennsylvania, she said, quote, i'm ready to come out of theelp shine a light on what is already happening around kitchen table, at dinners like this, to help draw strength that will enable everybody to keep going. according to the associated press, it's one of several speeches she'll give including the commencement speech at wesley college. and she's reportedly working on a book of personal essays, some of which reflect on her presidential loss. >>> we'll turn to business now with the headlines for uber not getting any better. the president of the ride-sharing company jeff jones is resigning citing differences in approach to leadership. cnbc's steve sedgwick is joining us live from london. uber's ceo travis calernick seems to be at a pivotal moment with the company. >> reporter: i think you're right. and changing some of the leadership at the top is part of that. but look, we know there's a lot of issues at this companies as well. some would say he's concerned about the old scandal and what you have thrown in. so jeff jones is going and he's p

is up nexthirley from scranton, pennsylvania on the democrats line.aller: i think nunes should recuse himself and the reason is he never even went and told anything ending -- and he won't release anything he says. wake up, america. let them get a special investigation and let them search through everything and see what is going on. this reminds me of watergate. host: what specifically about newness' actions are cause for recusal? caller: he went in the car with hopped out ande they didn't know he was gone. you can't get into the white house unless you sign in, so who let him in? pardon me? host: i didn't say anything. caller: it doesn't make any sense. i think they should go ahead and get a special prosecutor or whatever special and is -- investigation to get to the bottom of this. and all this money. trump making all this money. clause? the emoluments nothing makes sense anymore. it reminds me of watergate. host: let's go to david in bethesda, maryland. caller: i try to follow politics as much as possible. i work full time and have a pregnant wife at

what they are worth and we saw remarks on the record from hillary clinton t other night in scranton, pennsylvania, making a play on her famous walk in the woods, saying she was perhaps ready to get into the public realm. can you add anything to that? >> no, i would not make too much of that except she's obviously somebody that cares about the country deeply. she's somebody that has a lot to contribute, particularly when it comes to what kind of policy solutions we could be enacting or the dangers of those we think that trump poses. but, you know, like i would just give her time and let her come out and say what she is going to say in her own way. >> let's listen in here. a couple more shouted words amid the large, mostly men in suits. as donald trump walks by that kind of familiar hallway where we often see questions. hey, casey hunt. what just transpired there. >> reporter: the words you heard shouted were, can you get the votes. he said think so. he just came down through the capitol building behind the stairs and past us. he didn't stop to chat, obviously, with reporters. now he's gone into th

. >> secretary clinton was in scranton, pennsylvania, on friday on st. patrick's day.'s buzzing. what are the odds we'll see her run again? >> i'm going to let her answer for that. >> do you want to guess? >> here's the thing. i think what happens right now, we've got to get to the bottom of what happened in 2016 then we can start worrying about the next cycle. but we've got to make sure that this cannot happen again in two years or four years to anybody else. >> indeed. i realize you didn't answer my question, but good job. thank you, robby. nice to see you. >>> confirmation fight. will he be independent from president trump? former senator kelly ayotte is chairing the fight. she joins us. and will the health care plan pass? and developing right now, ivanka trump is taking a new role at the white house. we have the latest on that. a lot of action right here in d.c. stay with us. liberty mutual stood with us when a fire destroyed the living room. we were able to replace everything in it. liberty did what? liberty mutual paid to replace all of our property that was dama

we expect snow totals to be up to about 2 feet at scranton, pennsylvania, about a foot in new york cityches at hartford, connecticut. this is going to be a major, major storm. meanwhile back here tomorrow a day much like today, with high temperatures inland in the upper 70s to near 80 degrees. there will be more fog at the coast so although it's pretty mild at the coast, temperatures will be a little lower than they were today. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have a lovely day coming our way tomorrow and it's going to be very nice wednesday as well. a little cooler, a few more clouds on wednesday. there's a slight chance of showers late wednesday night into early thursday morning. then bright skies for st. patrick's day, top of the morning to you, on friday. and we have a chance of some light rain coming in again on sunday and monday. >> oh, boy, that's nice. >> luck of the irish. >> all right, the plan to make public colleges in california debt-free. what state lawmakers want to do to make higher education more affordable for everyone. >>> 7 on your side's michael finney.

eighth graders molly dougherty, camdyn lewis, and ava decker from intermediate school in scranton, pennsylvania, for their documentary u.s. gun violence, a complicated puzzle. the first place winner is 11th grader matthew gannon from washington d.c. for his documentary titled invisible which deals with homelessness. matthew also won this year's fan favorite contest. he will receive an additional $500. for his piece enough is enough dealing with pharmaceutical pricing and our student cam first prize winner for the high school west category is ninth grader arundahi nair for her piece fossil fuels to renewables. the challenges of transitioning. congratulations to our winners. thank you to all the students and their teachers for competing and making this year's student cam competition a success. the top 21 winning entries will air on c-span in april and you can watch all 150 winning documentaries on-line at student cam.org. >>> the house oversight and government reform committee held a hearing yesterday about the death of an immigration and customs enforcement agent in the line of duty. the committ

. >> scranton, pennsylvania. >> torrential rains and flash floods are wreaking havoc in parts of peru. look closely in this debris field, this woman emerging from the mud. >> secretary of state rex tillerson is in beijing, final stop on that asia trip. >> and they're on the second day of their trip to paris. >> the headlines focused on that video of william's skiing trip. >> president trump's youngest child made an appearance at the white house, 10-year-old baron. mom and dad headed to mar-a-lago. >> she was startled by a peacock and lost her balance. >> and all that matters. >> oh, my gosh, it ends up going in the basket. >> the globetrotters are looking for talent as well. you can play a lot of places if you can bounce that ball in from the free-throw line. >> cbs this morning -- saturday. >> in honor of st. patrick's day, the white house is green. >> by the president's own admission, all he does all day is watch cable news, which is nothing but commercials for zoloft, paxil, celexa, abilify. don, pick one. >> i'm anthony mason along with alex wagner. we begin this morning with new

eighth-graders molly dougherty, camdyn lewis, and ava decker from west scranton intermediate school in scranton, pennsylvania for their documentary "u.s. gun violence: a complicated puzzle." the first-place winner for the high school east category is 11th-grader matthew gannon from gonzaga college high school in washington, d.c. for his documentary titled "invisible," which deals with homelessness. matthew also won this year's fan favorite contest. he'll receive an additional $500. in the high school central category our winner is 12th-grader jared clark from royal oak high school in royal oak, michigan for his piece "enough is enough," dealing with pharmaceutical pricing. and our student cam first prize winner for the high school west category, is ninth-grader arundathi nair from laramie high school in laramie, wyoming for her piece "fossil fuels to renewables: the challenges of transitioning." congratulations to our winners. thank you to all the students and their teachers for competing and making this year's student cam competition a success. the top 21 winning entries will air on c-span in april. and you

she came out of woods and in scranton, pennsylvania last night.nteresting. tells you a lot about that area, blue collar area. and she spoke last night. listen to her. >> i am ready to, you know, come out of woods. [laughter] i'm rethinking my strategy though. you know, the walk in the woods stuff maybe didn't work as well. [laughter] and i'm like a lot of my friends right now. i have a hard time watching the news. i'll confess. i want to say something slightly serious and that is, you know, our country seems so divided right now. i do not believe that we can let political divides harden into personal divides. and we can't just ignore or turn a cold shoulder to someone because they disagree with us politically. we have got to keep trying to listen to each other. >> sandra: you know who seemed to be an unlikely fan of that speech, governor mike huckabee. we talked to him earlier and he reacted to hillary clinton saying she is sort of out of woods. listen to this. >> well, it's time for the snowflakes to melt and accept the fact that donald trump is

patrick's day dinner in scranton, pennsylvania.ince her upset. she is finally ready to say, i'm sorry, she said she is finally ready to get back into the swing of things. >> unlike a lot of my friends, i have a hard time watching the news, i will confess. [applause] so i was thinking, okay, what do we do? go for a walk in the woods, you can only do so much of that. rick: the walk in the woods line was drying a laugh. you may remember she was caught in the woods a few days after the election, walking in a park near her home in westchester. there she is. that was a famous photo, was in it. uma: it sure was. it took the world by storm. some powerful new video of devastating floodwaters in peru. this is a new round of unusually heavy rain that is drenching the country. the prime minister of peru is increasing the death toll saying it has killed at least 72 people there this year alone. rain is expected for the next two weeks. rick: a mistry is unfolding in d.c. after an explosion level the home. they are still looking for the the home

category, the first prize winner are eighth-graders from west scranton intermediate school in scranton, pennsylvaniaor their documentary on u.s. gun violence. east, andchool deliver greater from washington d c from his -- for his documentary that deals with homelessness. matthew also one this year's fan favorite contest. he will receive an additional $500. in high school central category, our winner is from royal oaks high school in michigan. his peace deals with pharmaceutical pricing. our high school west first prize winner is from laramie high school in wyoming. fuels --s about fossil her piece is about fossil fuels. thank you to all the students and teachers for competing in making this year's competition a success. the top 21 winning entries will air on c-span in april and you can watch all 150 winning documentaries online at studentcam.org. next, a house panel investigating the death of an immigration and customs enforcement agent killed in the line of duty. three of the scheduled witnesses scheduled to testify did not appear at this oversight hearing. the hearing also touched on the atf fast

first, freeze warnings in the south but it's blizzard warnings that have been extended to scranton, pennsylvania, through the hudson valley. western massachusetts and connecticut. that's where we believe the heaviest snow totals will eventually fall. why? well, let's look at this. the radar happening right now, snow you sigh in new york city but that wintry mix has overtaken philadelphia, washington, d.c. had a mix over and rain and mist at times, so the closer you are to the coast, the lower your snow totals. that's how it's been positioned. just a couple of miles makes a huge difference, 12 to 24 region. anywhere with elevation will see some numbers top even two feet into parts of new england and i wanted to quickly say, the most important part on top of the snow and the rain and the ice is the wind. gusts of 50 to 68 in new haven, 51 in boston. visibility low and difficult day. to rob marciano who right now is in philadelphia. we've been ticketing this morning. i know you have sleet earlier. what do you have now, rob? >> it's still going on, ginger, turning to sleet just a few hours ago and i

middle school category come the first prize winner is a failure molly doherty and ava decker in scranton pennsylvaniaor their documentary u.s. gun violence, a complicated puzzle. the first place winner for the high school east category is 11th grader matthew gannon from washington d.c. his documentary was titled invisible which deals with homelessness. he also won the fan favorite contest but he will receive an additional $500. in a high school central category, the winner is 12th grader jared clark from the high school in royal oak michigan. his piece entitled enough is enough dealing with pharmaceutical pricing. [inaudible] congratulations to our winners. thank you to all the students and their teachers for competing and making this years student can competition a success. the top 21 winning entries will air on c-span in april, and you can watch all 150 winning documentary's online at student cam.org. >> cspan, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by the cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. the house over

walmart target best buy a limited number of switch units skriebl for walk-in customers ymca scranton pennsylvaniaout not fight over politics no longer broadcast big three 4 hour cable networks at gym in the gym only espn weather channel are allowed there have been several recent incidents in the gym political discussions apparently turned threatening. >> -- movies an lifetime. so photocopy politics getting everybody up in arms, while on treadmill. >> i think make you run faster get angry, lifting weights run faster. >> gym i work out not loud to use the cell phone, and there was a woman on treadmill next to all of them us he on phone really loud everyone kept looking finally woman on this side of me yelled over shut up! so -- examine if depends where you are. >> that wasn't over politics why saying no cable tv? >> because -- yes, exactly. it is people get in fights over it. >> anyway -- fisticuffs on the phone -- >> -- the holidays don't bring it up at you know, at dinner. >> don't bring up gym holidays, at work. >> story -- >> all right, make america great again hat. >> show up with a hat. >> [l

brian: i asked him that flat-out in the locker room after a meeting in pennsylvania after scranton, pennsylvania the fresh air is the best disinfectant. i said, he started throwing stuff at my way, podesta's email, hillary wearing -- steve: you think he is in the russians. >> i don't. i hope he wasn't. what you have seen in the last day or two with jeff sessions, the attorney general, having to recuse himself, what if the trump team is saying, come on, they don't listen to him. obama has six weeks in office or three weeks in office. don't worry about it. we're going to take care of it. we're on a new track and putin and trump will be riding horses bareback upside down and talking about how to fix ukraine. i hope that there were not those conversations but, i think that it is going to be a rocky road from here to finding whether there were or were not those conversations. brian: give you best comment yet you will ever hear in your life. if it is true that the russians hacked, i don't see the intelligence let's say it is true they hacked -- >> come on. hacking? brian: you don't need any cooperatio

she spoke to an irish woman's group in scranton, pennsylvania. she said she is ready to come out of the woods and help americans find common ground. clinton is slowly returned the public spotlight since losing last november's election. she told the crowd that washington is deeply polarized and is up to each american to bridge the political divide. hillary clinton spent many summers in the scranton area. her family owned a cottage there. >>> former interim dnc chair donna brazil has admitted she did share potential town hall questions with hillary clinton's staff during the presidential campaign. she has been avoiding the claims for months. back in october clinton's campaign chair's email account was hacked and wikileaks released emails from brazil sharing those questions. but in an essay for time magazine published yesterday she calls the decision "a mistake and i will forever regret it." >>> a popular san francisco brewery is opening its doors to ktvu this morning. >> we are getting a sneak peek at how anchor brewing produces some of its best-se

. >> hillary clinton was in pennsylvania tonight speaking in scranton. was the keynote speaker at the society of irish women's annual dinner. she said she's quote ready to come out of the woods and help americans find common ground. she also urged the divided country to work together to solve problems. >>> if you drive in the city, you know finding a place to park can be tough and pricey. on one reasonable street, neighbors are bumping heads over newly required parking permits. fox 29's joanne pileggi is live at the philadelphia parking authority headquarters on market street to explain exactly what's going on here, joanne. >> reporter: hey, dawn. ppa recently designated new reasonable parking zone in southwest philadelphia. but only about two months after permit parking was added some residents are asking that it be removed. the urban dilemma, residents trying to find parking close to their door. sometimes and in some places it's worse than others. >> here's the thing. people come around in this enabled and they park for four weeks, two months, three mo

northeastern pennsylvania, scranton, through the hudson valley, you can see up into the green and whiteountains, interior and new england, but away from the coast again. even boston will see a mixover and even a change to rain potentially at the cape. you can see the low pressure system that's also going to bring the hefty winds. i can promise you cold and wind, gusts somewhere 60 to 65 miles per hour. let's get to rob rmarciano in philadelphia this morning. >> reporter: ginger, the snow turned to sleet overnight and has not let up, blowing sideways now as the winds continue to pick up. the roads not too shabby here in philadelphia. the plows have been through a couple of times. certainly difficult to get around. this is a system that was born on the west coast, slammed the midwest, and now is a messy mix of monster storm here in the northeast. this morning, the strengthening blizzard beating down on the northeast from pennsylvania to maine. a treacherous morning commute. whiteout conditions turning major highways like i-95 into slip and slides. >> that was almost a wipeout. >> reporter

. >> one pennsylvania gym is taking steps to prevent political arguments. the scrantonmca will no longer broadcast 24-hour news networks in their workout room. the ceo said several recent political discussions have become very heated. almost caused a locker room fight. the y hopes turning offer the news can help lower stress levels. now the ban of the news is a subject of debate. >> i think it's probably an overreaction. >> in my opinion, they should remove it. that will stop the problems, people fighting. >> as of right now, the ban is permanent, if things calm down, directors say they could possibly reconsider. we have a. he panel here with us now. >> is that permanent or not permanent? >> yeah, until they see things tone down a little bit. >> i see. >> i see it's happening in my gym. but they don't even have the news networks. >> right. >> they fight? >> no, they come in already with their ideas and they discuss it. >> right. >> what? >> yeah. >> if you're running on the treadmill, liar, liar. you're at the gym, right? >> what's troubling is, it happens in the locker

. >>> in pennsylvania some drastic action to keep things civil at the gym. in scrantonthe ymca has banned political tv in workout areas. no more cable news allowed on the tvs. the head says there's been some boisterous conversation over politics and one fight that almost turned physical. he says reaction to the ban has been overwhelmingly positive. >>> if you're watching in the gym, deep breath right now. nothing to divide us. it's going to inspire us. a lesson we can learn from these two best friends. >>> finally tonight, with all the division and discord we're seeing in this country right now, we want to follow up on a story we told you about last week. it's about the two boys from louisville, kentucky. one white, one black. best friends who got matching buzz cuts to fool their teacher and wound up teaching us a valuable lesson. kevin tibbles reports on how they're inspiring america. >> reporter: two pint sized peas in a pod. how long have you two boys known each other? >> for 100 years. >> not true. >> reporter: jax rosebush on the right. redy weldon on the left and

. >>> and former presidential candidate hillary clinton in pennsylvania getting ready to speak in scranton's the keynote speaker for the society of irish women's annual dinner and no stranger to scranton. her dad grew up there and she spent summers at a nearby lake. >> if you rely on septa be prepared to pay little more starting this coming summer. septa announced proposed fare increase across all modes of travel and payment methods. here's a look at some of those changes. weekly transpass would go up a dollar 50. the monthly transpass up five bucks. weekly transpas transpasses up r to 1.75 and cash fare quick trip would up a quarter. septa will hold public hearings on the proposed fare increase starting next month. >>> fill's soda tax is controversial the city is making sure everyone is complying. the city says it's now sending out a team of investigators to make sure businesses that sell sugary drinks are correctly incorporating the tax. investigators have already visited 2700 businesses. evue over the penny and a halfal. the honor comes after the school almost didn't put on the producti

. >>> a pennsylvania gym is telling members to leave their politics at the door. the great ever scrantoncided on a new policy after the board received complains, people were having politically charged arguments at the gym sparked by the content on the tvs. the y has banned certain cable news channels to avoid the debate. >> people want to come here and feel safe and in the community and when arguments are taking place over politics and things like that they don't feel safe. >> the says for the most part the cable news ban is well received. >>> and there are complaints on the vehicles driven by the employees of vehicle. >> our two month long investigation exposed open recalls on hundreds of city cars used by philadelphia police, fire and medical response teams. >> from airbags that could explode without warning, police cars that suddenly stall and doors thly open and we found a vehicle in the mayor's fleet with a potentially dangerous recall. >> have you a car that could catch on fire. it doesn't get much worse than that. why are the cars still on the road, we go to the city for answers.

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pennsylvania. these cars in scranton completely submerged. 60,000 without power in massachusetts alone. this power line causing concern after it ignited. major highways in connecticut shut down. watch as this car fishtails left and right as it tries to make its way on the road. in new york, drivers not faring any easier. this snowplow overwhelmed and overturned. public works crews working late into the night to shovel and salt to get commuters back to work this morning. >> the lot will be clean and everyone will be able to park today. >> reporter: state officials still concerned. >> we are still clearing the roads, many of them are filled with sleet and slush. yeah, there's still snow coverage so clearing them will be tough especially with this wind today blowing and drifting more snow and windchill which right now is near zero in the middle of march. it's brutal. michael. >> thank you, robin. still dangerous. >>> now to a breaking deadline. the justice department is set to reveal who they think stole millions of users' personal information and pierre thomas has more. >> reporter: good

pennsylvania for a speech st. patrick's day address at the irish women of scranton. that is her father's hometown. it is up to everyday citizens not politics to bridge the political divide. >>> sparks flew during a house fire in north philadelphia. chopper 6 hd taking you to the scene 2700 block of north krosky street. as the electrical wires sparked near the home. no injuries were reported. >>> minutes after that fire, firefighters were called to the 2400 block of south franklin street in south philadelphia. it was difficult for firefighters to fight this fire because the street was too narrow for the fire truck. so firefighters had to drag hoses from the street corner. two row homes were damaged by the smoke and flames. no injured were reported. >>> bad news for thousands of workers at jc penny. the company plans to close 138 stores, 5,000 people will lose jobs. four stores in this area, king of prussia, willow grove park and rio grande in cape may county. it is another sign that the retail landscape is changing. >> i'm going to get a deal. >> reporter: it didn't take long for bargain hunters to

. >>> one pennsylvania gym is taking steps to prevent political arguments between its members. the scranton ymca will no longer broadcast 24-hour news networks in their workout room. the ceo there says several political discussions there have become really heated and almost caused a locker room fight. it hopes it can help lower stress levels in the gym, but now the news ban itself is the subject of debate. >> i think it's probably an overreaction. >> in my opinion, i think it should remove it. it will stop all the problems, people fighting. >> as for right now, the ban is permanent. if things calm down, directors say they could possibly reconsider bringing back 24 hours news. >>> could the queen of all media become the president of the united states? here's a hint. oprah 2020 is trending on twitter right now. >> oh, gee. i don't have the experience. i don't know enough. now i'm thinking, oh. >> in this bloomberg interview oprah winfrey joked about running for the white house. she stated in the past she would never run because she thought she didn't have enough experience. she's not running,

pennsylvania. here in philadelphia we ended up with 20 inches. this is where spent more than 30 inches up near scranton, bull's eye very much so in those areas. this is not the same animal that we're going to see tomorrow. but we're going to do a little flirtation with higher end totals. take a look at storm scan3, one more time, nice wide zoom. i like it it shows two very well developing already already developed pieces of the puzzle. lots of moisture, getting surge in the here out in advance of the storm, clouds beginning to build here one piece of innocent, i should say streaking across out in the midwest, will be getting here later tonight, and as these two pieces converge it leads to pretty heavy duty problems for us impact are important, going down toward southeast jersey, coastal inned warning from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. the morning and the afternoon high tide cycles where we expect moderate coastal flood to go take effect across these areas, i would say anywhere between 99:30 to 10:45 or so tomorrow morning you will see the next round every tidal flooding come in. high wind warning th