steve harris who was up for work at 3:30 came home to more heavy lifting >> giving merouble but seems toe scott roberts who works from home had help. >> first couple kids here at home and they were helpful in doing a lot of the work i just hadded to some heavy stop a difficult job that pay off for crew >> doing our thing, plowing. >> reporter: shawn gerber said he tried had us best to roll, one to punch from mother nature >> a lot of snow, a lot of people on the roads. >> reporter: as we roll the dice. >> hopefully it will melt and be back for springtime. >> reporter: as you can see, traffic getting by without a problem along west chester pike. really, it's some of the side streets back roads that are still snow covered. and as expected, the sidewalks of the that went alks send some unplowed kind of slippery. slushy at this hour, as the temperature falls. so definitely going to make for a slow start thursday morning, but you know, as our friends said. hopefully it will melt be hopefully it will be feeling like spring soon, latest in delaware county, nicole brewer cbs3 "eyewitness news

steve harris who was up for work at 3:30 came home to more heavy lifting >> giving me trouble but seems to be going good. >> reporter: down the street, scott roberts who works from home had help. >> first couple kids here at home and they were helpful in doing a lot of the work i just hadded to some heavy stop a difficult job that pay off for crew >> doing our thing, plowing. >> reporter: shawn gerber said he tried had us best to roll, one to punch from mother nature >> a lot of snow, a lot of people on the roads. >> reporter: as we roll the dice. >> hopefully it will melt and be back for springtime. >> reporter: as you can see, traffic getting by without a problem along west chester pike. really, it's some of the side streets back roads that are still snow covered. and as expected, the sidewalks some of the sidewalks send some of the parking lots that went unplowed kind of slippery. slushy at this hour, as the temperature falls. so definitely going to make for a slow start thursday morning, but you know, as our friends said. hopefully it will melt be hopefully it will be feeling like s

. >> harris: steve harrigan reporting live from miami. steve? >> harris, for the first time today, we're hearing the jackhammers and the heavy machinery to begin chipping away at the 900 tons of concrete. this will be a slow and careful process. a lot of the bridge is still unstable. the numbers have stayed the same. six dead. the number could rise as we uncover more of the scene there. among the six, one student. this has been an agonizing wait for family members of the missing and police officials here have said their top priority is identifying and removing the dead. >> we want to get to the bottom line of what occurred so we can bring closure to the investigation and this doesn't happen again. >> there's two different investigations underway. one by the police, that is a homicide investigation and the other by the ntsb. more of a technical engineering investigation trying to determine what caused this bridge to come down. the ntsb says it's likely to be at least a week before they have some answers, harris. >> steve harrigan, thanks very much

and steve harris for a couple comments. >> mr. harris, welcome, thank you, sir. >> thank you for your time. the advisory committee is concerned about this proposal because there's no evidence indicating that the current trigger which is based on the usgs and the map is inadequate. that is, that landslides have actually occurred on lots that were steeper than 25%, that were not shown within the areas indicated on the map of landslide hazards. we have no evidence of the particular choice of 25% is justified. we're concerned that the proposal would result in significant increase in the number of affected properties. this would mean delays in construction, additional costs to owners, considerable additional workload for the structural advisory committee and for d.b.i. if the costs and the delays and the added work were necessary for public safety we would consider the proposal more favorably. however, we have seen no evidence that that actually exists. >> mr. harris. >> to the point there in regards that you actually have the mechanism

steve: him here himself. >> harris: i'm great. are you great? >> i'm still shocked flying over from california how cold it can be in new york this time of year. >> harris: amazing how long winter is. i'm going to serve that groundhog. >> groundhog in lots of trouble. >> harris: let's get to the news. attorney general jeff sessions reportedly considering whether to fire deputy director andrew mccabe who has been on leave since january and set to retire on sunday. this stems from an internal doj investigation into activities during the 2016 election. including the hillary clinton email case. if mccabe is fired before 5:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow, he could lose a full pension that he has built after nearly 22 years of public service. some of these concerns over mccabe were raised after revelations that his wife received questionable campaign donations during her 2015 run for virginia state senate. the money came from a political group run by virginia governor and long time clinton ally terry mcauliff. fox news legal analyst judge andrew napolitano we

and that's for sure but i just saw a point out here as harry truman said rockwell lighthouse steve go ahead if you like it don't forget the role don't don't forget the role talk about the deep state the state department the f.b.i. the cia they're still full of people who don't like never like trump and are loyal to the democrats and obama and they're still in there and obama has theirs in my opinion this sort of shadow government working where strings are being told there is link after leak after leak of the most confidential conversations the president has and information from the white house and here and there and don't think that's not orchestrated so when we talk about deep state it's holdovers and again yes that's could be trumps fault too you could fire them all and really drain the swamp but it's not been done ok philip you know one of the things you think because you've served in government. a former spook yourself do you think that there will ever we'll ever find out. specifically who did all of the leaking in the first hundred days of trump's administration because that's th

and that's for sure but i just saw point out here as harry truman said rockwell lighthouse steve go ahead if you like it don't forget the rubber duck don't forget the rope talk about the deep state the state department the f.b.i. the cia they're still full of people who don't like never like trump and are loyal to the democrats and obama and they're still in there and obama has theirs in my opinion this sort of shadow government working where strings are being told there is week after week after week of the most confidential conversations the president has and information from the white house and here and there and don't think that's not orchestrated so when we talk about deep state it's holdovers and again yes that's could be trumps fault you could fire them all and really drain the swamp but it's not been done ok philip you know one of the things you think is you've served in government. former spook yourself do you think that there will ever we'll ever find out. specifically who did all of the leaking in the first hundred days of trump's administration because that's illegal those are

and that's for sure but i just saw a point here as harry truman said rockwell lighthouse steve go ahead if you like it don't forget the rubber duck don't forget the role talk about the deep state the state department the f.b.i. the cia they're still full of people who don't like never like trump and are loyal to the democrats and obama and they're still in there and obama has theirs in my opinion this sort of shadow government working where strings are being told there is link after leak after leak of the most confidential conversations the president has and information from the white house and here and there and don't think that's not orchestrated so when we talk about deep state it's holdovers and again yes that's could be trump's fault too he could fire them all and really drain the swamp but it's not been done ok philip you know one of the things you think because you've served in government. former spook yourself do you think that there will ever we'll ever find out. specifically who did all of the leaking in the first hundred days of trump's administration because that's the legal

and that's for sure but i just saw point out here as harry truman said rockwell lighthouse steve go ahead if you look at don't forget the rubber duck don't forget the road talk about the deep state the state department the f.b.i. the cia they're still full of people who don't like trust never like trump and are loyal to the democrats and obama and they're still in there and obama has theirs in my opinion this sort of shadow government working where strings are being polled there is week after week after week of the most confidential conversations the president has and information from the white house and here and there and don't think that's not orchestrated so when we talk about deep state it's holdovers and again yes that's could be trouble small too you can fire them all and really drain the swamp but it's not been done ok philip you know one of the things you think is you've served in government. former spook yourself do you think that there will ever we'll ever find out. specifically who did all of the leaking in the first hundred days of trump's administration because that's illegal

understand that there have been two more firings, not only the chief of staff but gardner harris, we also understand steve goldstein, the undersecretary for public affairs, who had only come on board in december, has also just been fired as well. cleaning house at the state department for those who are left. we have to leave it there. this is an extraordinary day even for this administration. thanks to all. >>> out of the shadows. who is the woman that president trump wants to run the cia? the former director of the spy agency's covert operations, well, the former director of the spy agency joins us next to talk about the first woman and the first head of covert operations since william colby in the '70s to take over the cia. stay with us. plaque psoriasis can be relentless. your plaques are always there at the worst times. constantly interrupting you with itching, burning and stinging. being this uncomfortable is unacceptable. i'm ready. tremfya® works differently for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. with tremfya®, you can get clearer and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% c

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steve courier. and supervisor safai was on our board. and one more acknowledgment here before i say a few words about the history of the project. marry harris at the district 11 council was always ready. [applause] and also advocating for this project. even when i wasn't there, she was working on it. lots of times. thank you, mary. let me go back to the beginning how this all happened. one more person. christie. who took over when al adams left the school and has been carrying on as well as he was carrying on in the beginning. they provide us with all kinds of meeting rooms and classrooms and offices over the years. that's a great contribution to on organization trying to put together a space. let me go back to -- actually this sign is historic. it was put together by muni. in the year after they stopped trying to demolish the buildings. in 1989 to be exact, this complex was red-tagged. muni pursued a 10-year process which resulted in an eir, saying there are bricks that might fall from this brick structure. and therefore someone might get hurt, so the buildings have to be demolished. we persuaded them, or explained to them at historic pres

. >> harris: and corey lewandowski says that he answered all questions. against steveannon, saying he also refused to answer certain questions. i think we need a thesaurus or dictionary on relevance. >> sean: i think that would be smart. adam schiff is offended like oh, my gosh, they are not asking all the questions that i think are relevant, that others might think are irrelevant. i suspected democrats and adam schiff himself, they are leaking the testimony of witnesses who come in. >> harris: can we just talk about how that money -- when you leak stuff -- >> marie: it happens in every administration. i am not defending it. >> harris: section and you have to pay a penalty for that? before they are saying that other trump administration officials have not answered the questions that he wants them to answer, and the way that he wants, he is saying that they are setting a bad precedent, but what about adam schiff who is setting a bad precedent by leaking all of these media outlets? it is so obvious that adam schiff -- >> sandra: why should you expect this? knowing at tha

called it at the time, with marion harris, dan weaver, some of the folks and we met for hours and hours and hours. and every time we'd have an opportunity -- and steve courier -- and every time we had an opportunity, and sharon, i know i'm going to forget someone, linda, linda lighthizer who won't height lighthizer back then. and she would say you don't want to get involved, you do want to get involved, you don't want to. but every opportunity dan weaver had, no matter who was in the mayor's office or the general manager was, he said i want to bring folks down to the car barn and we have to do a tour. and we have this amazing asset and resource in our community. it's one of only two historic buildings in our district. balboa high school and the car barn. because of the tenacity of that man and all the people i named and folks in the community, we're standing here now with phase onefully funded. let's give it up for phase one! [applause] and then we had an angel investor from the state assembly who knows his assembly district very well. and as he said, he was the parks champion of 2017. and that was assemblyman phil ting who came in with $3 million.

. >> harris: kevin corke joins me from the white house with the latest. kevin? >> steve mnuchin said earlier, todays are already calling him trying to stay out of the way of the pending tariffs that the president did sign yesterday. the effect would take hold until about 14 days from now. what they're saying at the white house, it's having a desired effect for the american worker. as we pointed out on fox news, the president signed that order imposing a 25% tariff on imported steel and 10% on aluminum. the commerce department will say the next days they'll have more about specifics on products to be exempt. the tariffs would apply in the case the u.s. couldn't make a product or national security issues. very interesting, harris, canada and mexico left out. the president also holding out the possibility other countries and american corporations could also get exemptions, too. >> aluminum and steel are the backbone of our nation. they're the bedrock of our defense and industrial base. our greatest presidents from washington to jackson to lincoln to mckinley and others, the

(steve) we have new details about the royal wedding of prince harry and meghan markle.he couple has invited more than 26-hundred members of the public onto the grounds of windsor castle to share in the wedding festivities. among those invited are local school children and charity workers. the invitees will be able to watch the arrivals of the bride and groom at saint george's chapel-- where the ceremony takes place on may 19th. they will also see the newlyweds depart the castle on a carriage procession through the town of windsor. (pam) cold temperatures in the north eastern part of the country have photographers flocking to northern michigan ... to capture a rare sight. the straits of mackinac are piled up with rare, blue ice .... thanks to a recent wind storm. it is a phenomenon normally only seen in glaciers... the ice is not really blue ... it gets an 'other worldly' glow because it does not have bubbles in it. this allows it to easily reflect the blue part of white light. (lawrence)along with the all the rain... a little rainbow. kron4 viewer tina wang sent us this

steve bannon. had it not been for that, the service members could have been in grave jeopardy. >> not only that, harry. but ned, an expanded aperture. this is one example where it's a sort of chronological tightness. please bail us out because we're in control. no? okay, we're now at war you. but you've got turkish money. the russians. we met with the head of the transition. there's other places with a foreign policy while also seeking foreign dollars raises a lot of questions. >> you're exactly right here. there's a temporal circumstantial case here. we're able to see that in may, donald trump went over to saudi arabia the month before this deal with the qataris apparently fell apart and in june, donald trump sent these tweets condemning qatar. it's consequential process here. but donald trump along with his son-in-law, jared kushner, both called into question the u.s. adherence to the one china policy. and then jared kushner, a week after the election, met with the head of one of the largest chinese banks and discussed a $400 million loan for his company and all of the sudden once again the trump ad

. >> commit harry kerry before he gets the nobel prize. stevebusinessman in leadership position. >> sure. this is strategic doing. that's what business people do. president is looking at stuff, even the tariffs. you have to look at the flexible stuff on the tariffs. looking around the world and saying okay this trade system is unfair to the u.s. we did set it up that way 72 years ago to build the world's middle class. we have done a good job of that. america should be proud of that he has to look out for the workers that were in the white house with him yesterday. is he looking out for the trade situation and let's even it up. you guys want exclusions, no problem, but stop the tariffs on our stuff leaving our country to your country. pete: not the mainstream media but the left wing media has said this not the way presidents have done it before. listen to rachel maddow our good friend last night. listen. >> you might think that another president in this circumstance. can you imagine a president asking himself or herself why has no other american

today, harris faulkner, lisa boothe, marie harf and fox news religion contributor father jonathan morris, good to have you on this very special day. for this very special moment. >> jonathan: stevet did a great job of summing up who billy graham is. i say is because billy graham very famously said what we all believe, that death is not the end but it's a moment of transition, that is exactly the core, the essence of billy graham as a man and as a leader in the united states of america. he was not a leader because he was a great speaker, he brought this huge family together around jesus, but rather because first and foremost he believed that jesus of nazareth was born, lived, and died so we might live in eternal life and that's what we are celebrating today. >> harris: he has asked many times for people to share in john 14: six and just a reference to that verse will be on his grave marker. the text is so much a part of his ministry. jesus answered no one comes to the father except through me. he referred to it, he taught by it. >> he did and he was never embarrassed by it. there's a danger when somebody gets bigger than their ordinary walks of life. when he left the south and ca

harry croft's full interview log onto kron4 dot com... (catherine) in a political climate where athletes are often told to "stick to sports," the head coach of the warriors, steveponent of gun control. kron4's dan kerman was at today's town hall discussion at newark memorial high school-- where the coach encouraged kids to speak their minds.... sotkids getting murdered in high schools and people getting murdered by semi automatic weapons, that should be in the military, that's not up for debate, it should not be a partisan issuegolden state warriors coach steve kerr has long been an outspoken advocate for strenghtening gun safety laws. monday he met in conversation with young people to discuss that.sot steve kerr/warriors head coach 26-36it's not about taking away second amendment rights, its not about people s joy in hunting in responsible gun users, its not about that its about takeing away semi automatic weapons.kerr says now is the time to take action congressman ro khanna, who invited kerr to speak, says there's plenty for congress to do, if not for republicans inaction.sotwe know background checks work, we know raising the age limit to 21 is common sense

and british sentiment or harris meant and avoid commenting publicly on political developments quite a different take from jake ski a journalist based in moscow so much for u.k. steve a world cup boycott the vice president of the russian football union has said it's not important that officials when come that it's their problem it's important that the team comes and it wants to come and he and a healthy dose of sporting reality from the british writer john affair all the england football team will be going to the world cup in russia but as a protest they will underperform in the group stage and then be knocked out by the first decent team they encounter and john is probably right who knows we'll see well with more than two million twitter followers russian t.v. host tina kenda lackey is an influential social media voice in her home country she told al-jazeera that visiting fans shouldn't be worried about their safety at the world cup. when i was on the stadium but i was enjoying some games it's the huge atmosphere and then i agree with you are there always a minority of the people who are behaving badly everywhere email every countries i think that that wouldn't be

steve kornacki. >>> up next, jeff sessions suing the state of california over its immigration laws. governor jerry brown said, quote, this is basically going to war. and camilla harris said this. >> this attorney general and this department of justice under his leadership has focused more on issues like defending a muslim ban, defending very bias biased policies against members of our lgbt community and used the resources to re ses tate the failed war on drugs and this is just another attempt in a long line of policy priorities for him that are misdirected ab misplaced. so that's the idea. what do you think? i don't like it. oh. nuh uh. yeah. ahhhhh. mm-mm. oh. yeah. ah. agh. d-d-d... no. hmmm. uh... huh. yeah. uh... huh. in business, there are a lot of ways to say no. thank you so much. thank you. so we're doing it. yes. start saying yes to your company's best ideas. we help all types of businesses with money, tools and know-how to get business done. american express open. we know that when you're spending time with the grandkids to get business done. every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield. that's why we show you exactly when we'll be

brian: he is not going to lose that's kamala harris who by the way governor jerry brown a little disrespectful. of the president calling him donald? stevenow about. so many people saying after last week when oakland, california mayor essentially said hey, this is your warning. if you are in the country illegally, th the ice guys, i have heard are going to be coming through in a raid. people are going wait a minute. you can't really do that. that's why some people, members of congress are talking about she should be jailed for obstruction of justice. people are all across the country are saying what is happening in california? why did they do that? >> such a good question and trying to figure out. it's good politics in california. it's not great politics outside of california. steve: it's not good law. >> it's not good law. we are entering into a midterm year. we have a president that the left really wants to take out of office. and if the democratic party wants to take a lead from california, it's just not going to work. it's not going to work with the democrats. they need to win back in the rest belt because american people voted for t