in somers point, brad sattin fox 29 news. >>> back here in philadelphia, hopefully you didn't plan onlying out of philadelphia today at philadelphia international airport more than 500 flights canceled and the airport says, yeah, expect more tomorrow. for those trying to use public transportation on the ground, it wasn't a whole lot easier. all amtrak trains are now suspended in the northeast corridor until at least tomorrow. let's check in with fox 29's joanne pill lee gee who is at 30th street station. a lot of stranded passengers, joanne. >> reporter: that's right, dawn. this monster storm made a real mess of plane and train schedules leaving passengers here at 30th street station and at the airport stranded. a different kind of busy here at 30th street station. the people who are here are looking for spot to spend the night. since amtrak shut down train service in and out of philly. >> left new york to go to d.c. and got here in philly and all the trains were canceled. >> reporter: so then what? >> we -- they told to us wait fort next train or that was about it. >> reporter: so yo

we're actually on the bridge here between somers point and ocean city. high tide tonight was around 8:00 p.m. as you see behind me the water is still fairly high but as you mentioned, the flooding concern tonight fairly minimal. we can tell you the big concern of course has been the winds. you mentioned wind gusts in the 50's or so 50 miles an hour. at one point about 46,000 atlantic customers were without power the real concern comes in the morning. >>> it was pure hail on the atlantic city expressway. headed down the shore late this afternoon. where if you're wondering if it was okay to sign says no, no it's not. now that's some wind. >> gusts of greater than 50 miles per hour made for some miserable conditions with temperatures hovering around freezing. the sea today was not friendly and neither was the shore line. darkness the sounds told the story. the snow actually horizontal take a look. and this flag somehow was holding its own. northwest winds actually helped contain flooding so far even as high tide approached during the 8:00 o'clock hour which

larry somers, a pleasure, sir. come back any time. >> good to be with you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, president trump praises the leader of china for consolidating power saying, quote, maybe we'll give that a shot some day. we'll discuss that. >>> also, protests erupting in washington as president trump's deadline arrives on the fate of dreamers. the white house briefing, moments away as well. almost $800 when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey! oh, that's my robe. is it? when you switch to liberty mutual, you could save $782 on auto and home insurance. and still get great coverage for you and your family. call for a free quote today. you could save $782 when liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. >>> the white house is on the defense again. this time after president trump praised chinese dictator xi jinping for seizing power effectively extending how long he can stay in office. forever. listen to what president trump

look watching us from atlantic city, somers point, i feel your pain, if you love a little snow. because it is pouring rain down there. that will change over as well. but it will take a lot more time, as we have to wrap more colder air into this storm. let's look at this brand new fox future cast together, because by lunchtime, everybody's going to say wow, this is going to come down, in cope just ability, it is very dynamic, it will, you know, tie up roadways, very quickly. you may go from lane, to road covered, slushy, very trecherous travel 11:00 a.m., and potential drifting snow. now, talked about the dynamics of the storm, folks. thunder snow is going to be a great possibility, we will try to position crews across delaware valley in area where sue and i think there will be under this he snow, may get this on live tv today. stay here. we will be on i don't know how long we'll be on but on, back inside to you. >> stand my bike up out there? i need to make a french toast run soon. live look downtown philly. i want you to look, see the snowflakes, kind of coming across sideways,

tomorrow marks a somer milestone in the war in afghanistan. first went to war there because that's where al qaeda planned the terror attacks. vietnam lasted ten years. >>> we will continue to follow the latest developments on the veterans home shooting, both on air and online. track the updates on nbcbayarea.com, and on our twitter feed. >>> developing story out of oakland tonight, we have learned there's been a police shooting. happened around 9:00 at market and 40th street. just a few blooks away from the mccarture bart station. police still on the scene. not providing a lot of details. more information as it becomes available. >>> a sad update on the helicopter crash in new york. all five passengers have now died. the helicopter crashed in the east river after 7:00 ooereaste time. it plunged into freezing water for unknown reasons. the pilot managed to free himself and was brought to shore by a tug boat. five passengers were trapped and they had to be cut from their harnesses by divers. >> the pilot freed himself. the other five did not. so

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let's discuss this further with editor at large chris cillizza and juana somers with us as well. your reaction to this latest news, this defense from john kelly that we're hearing from abby? >> right, brianna. abby phillips said this goes against the mantle of the reporting we had. we reported at cnn that not only was rob porter someone that john kelly had a lot of confidence in, he was actually being considered for a promotion here. i have to imagine that john kelly is always looked at as the grown-up in the room. even if he didn't know the full scope of what was going on, as he said, if you heard even an inkling of these allegations, whether it was emotional abuse or physical abuse as seen from one of his ex-wives as mj lee noted why didn't he dig in and figure out what was going on here? >> what do you think, chris? >> i think john kelly has learned the central lesson of donald trump's life learned from roy cohn which is never, ever apologized for thig and act outraged when people say you should apologize. >> and also deviate from the facts. >> that's the point here. i guess y

treating pain at the somers point by not sending narcotics through the bloodstream was critical.er big part was changing the communication, letting the patient know. >> we are going to treat your pain we're going to treat it with a different approach. >> the communication piece has really gotten out there. letting people know we have alternatives and they don't have to be afraid to come in. >> participants acknowledged times when alternatives don't work and the traditional route must be taken. >> we have at least given them the knowledge that there are other options. >> this is the country's first large-scale opioid research effort that's focused on hospital emergency departments. it cost very little. doctors say many people who become addicted don't start with their own prescriptions but rather left over unused drugs that are in the home. bret. >> bret: licia, thank you. up next, for many american military personnel in the middle east, the biggest threat to their safety was right next to them on base. you'll explain. beyond our borders tonight. south african police have arrested

somere trying to convince students to meet inside the schools, congregate inside the schools. some are requesting parrmtal sion if you want your student to participate. so again, each school is handling that and each district is handling that quite shfferently. >> brangham: refme on the constitution here. students, no matter what... >> there'nda first ament. >> brangham: and it applies to kids all over the country. >> well, as the supreme court has said, students don't check their firm rights when they walk in the school door. but the problem is there are school policies. first amendment freedom of speech is unlimited.oo so s can enforce their policy against unexcused abse some may do that.. but what schools can't do is give students a harsher punishment than they would have for any unexcused abnce. they can't ratchet up the punishment because maybe they don't support this or agree with the political message that the students are trying to make. >> woodruff: all. >> brangham: all right, lisa stark education week, thank you very much. >> woodruff: online, teachers and students

so from middlesex county all the way down towards saint cape may somers point, brigantine, you know,e are areas that could deal with some minor flooding for the overnight hours. once we get rid of that high tide, the winds go northwest. and that's going to push all the water out that certainly good newses specially if you have some water still standing on your roadways down along the shore. that's it for this storm still got to endure some snow across south jersey and kathy will come back and track that with you on ultimate doppler coming up in just a little bit. bob kelly he's been here for 15 hours, too. what's going bob. >> you got a big snowplow. take look at the snowplow at the airport. look at this puppy. this is hour they're clearing the runways at philly international. you could use this for your driveway, huh. >> watch this guy. he's going to make u-turn lavene right in front of us, come right toward us and swing that puppy around. look at that. that's about 20 feet across the front. we could take that right down the schuylkill expressway and, bam, be done in one clean sweep

palestinian farma killed while tending to his own land near the gaza border twenty seven year old omar somer was collecting possibly in a field when he was hit by israeli artillery fire hundreds of mourners carried his body through the streets of communist israeli military said the farmer and another man who was injured by acting suspiciously as a approached a fence along the gaza strip. mall one that looks a little. picayune possibly from two am to nine am and he has been working there for six or seven years nothing happened to him. he left work and return to what happened at this time i don't know. now a syrian rebel group has denied reports it's agreed to evacuate the last opposition held enclave in eastern guta both russia and the syrian government said they'd reached a deal with jaish al islam to leave the town of duma but representatives of the group said the reports were false on wednesday the syrian government issued a three day ultimatum to get out or face a full scale offensive. has the latest now from beirut. another example of just how complicated things remain on the ground in s

and somer, who appeared on "the apprentice" saying her case can move forward.w york. >> lots of changes in the white house. bolton didn't necessarily know the announcement was coming so quickly. >> i love that they even asked him. he said i think i'm still a fox news contributor. the anchor is like, no, actually, you're not. >> you are future national security adviser. my question with all this as we look at john bolton, can that be considered a hapdndlebar moustae or what is it? >> oh, that's a good question. >> a manchu. >> no, that has to be connected. that is just a straight up, old school, 100% a-quality moustache. >> he could be a detective. >> not a bad quality in a national security adviser. he was asked on fox news after the announcement about trump's planned meeting with north korea and he didn't go on to say whether he felt trump should go through with that or not. that's a question mark as bolton comes in. >>> we have other breaking news overnight. the trade war with china has started. china says it doesn't fear a trade war with the u.s. and is impo

are somer, there projects out west, particularly in california that are proposing 338,000 acres of a solar field on federal land. that is 500 square miles. source -- energy source has its consequences. wind chops up birds. i was criticized for saying 750,000, i have the study that says over a hundred thousand 800,000 -- over 800,000 bats. singlewhen you put a , we just have to make sure that we understand the consequences and having national dialogue, it is better produce energy in this country under reasonable regulation than letting it get produced overseas with nine. energ -- none. to produce energy in this country is morally right because i do not want to see your kids have to go overseas and see what i have seen. >> can i clarify my understanding? your concern is the environmental impact that solar and wind have and that is why you taken a look at cutting this for it. sec. zinke: our budget reflects the expected demand for it. there was great demand in solar early. >> i not just hear you say and offshore oil drilling, there is lower demand, but then you are decreasing the budget

at that time larry somers was the chair and playing a powerful role but i've seen it operate that way elsewhere it doesn't mean you have the last word. but it means that you have a lot of influence on how the train runs, who is on the train and who gets to the input that you present to the president when it comes down to decision time. it tends to be a powerful organizational post with a lot of opportunity to influence the discussion i think on trade in particular, as eamon said, that where we'll see whether larry is willing to go toe to toe with trump because we know he's on a very different page and on the right page as far as i'm concerned. >> our syrian-- our senior econc advisers here. steve, i'll start off with you eamon made the point that the power at the nec waxes and wains. what do you think larry cud le -- will be as the head of the nec as he has the opportunity to shape not just the policy on trade but having an influence of who fills the vacancy at the fed. there are a lot of them. >> those are three questions first of all, there is no economic job in the administration t

. >> steven, like larry somers every 100 points from the election he said was a sugar high and not going so did we deserve 25, 26,000 on the dow? was that a real number or is the market now just sort of validating what all of the skeptics said, it shouldn't be up here? or like karen says, is it still going to grind higher and we deserve those big gains? >> i think that if you look at what the market multiple was when we were at 26,000 plus change it wasn't that high, especially when you take out the kind of fang names that were really giving the huge premium it really depends, joe i'm a big believer in what we did with corporate tax reform. i think that instant expenses and ultimately the repatriation as the capital goods orders keep going higher, as that business investment piece that was missing throughout all of the obama years continues to kind of resurface, i think you're going to justify the higher premium. then on the other side, the tariff issue is a legitimate one. if they continue to press this beyond just sort of the negotiation posturing of it, if we were to kind of go down a