the other guys represent mike pence, suburban philadelphia, suburban chicago and the areas that couldthe gun next year in the elections when suburban voters stand up and say, you know, i actually didn't have that big of a problem or not as many problems with my healthcare system. you are not trying to dramatically redo it, you look at the numbers that suggest 10s of millions of people will lose their coverage and that's what gives them pause. we will see, but it is encouraging, yes, that there is some wheeling and dealing going on between both ends of the street. the question will be what happens when they don't get everything they want. >> dickerson: let me ask you this, question, ruth, in the senate, the political dynamic will change if something passes out of the house, it is out of the house and comes to the senate, are you really going to be the republican senator who stands in the way of repealing obamacare this isn't that going to be -- i mean ted cruz mentioned, was very clear to say, nobody hates obamacare more than i do, but in tend, isn't he -- is he really going to stand a

a leaks, it could cause devastation,opuled areas such as suburban philadelphia. >> water is your expertisewhat are the water concerns? >> in this case, what is hpen when a company such as perts to bui like this project is supposed to be around sensitive environmental features. it's supposed to comply with laws that and the environment, that protect the integrity and quality of our water. those regulations weren't complied with here. instead, what happened was despite a lot of review by the department of environmental protection, in the end the problems with the weren't fixed. instead, the project sply green lighted. >> i want to stop this before things gotten under way now. what's your best case do now? >> there's a l built yet. it's still in the initial phase. we are going ahead with our appeal. we expect there are a lot of l be able to see that in fact, th were issued. the department of environmental protony were issued. actually called them deficient. but they issued the permits anyway. in addition, besides the department of eir approval, the still zoning laws that should be there's pro

the one person we saw come out over the weekend and say no was a moderate member from a suburban philadelphian but barely district. so if they have pushed too far towards conservatives, they still have this problem of, well, they could lose a handful of moderates. i do not think this is a done deal by any stretch. if it goes to the floor, i think it's going to be because they feel like they do have 216 but have warned members it could be a late night on thursday. >> kasie, thank you so much. walter, we've seen this story before, bill clinton in '94, barack obama in 2009. they take on health care right out of the gate. they pay a huge political price. >> why would you start with health care. >> because they are idiots. i'm just going to say because they are idiots. >> that's not right. >> it's not like we haven't been saying on the air the last three months, start with tax reform, infrastructure. you can get democrats and republicans on board, start with this other stuff. i'll actually go a little deeper than they are idiots because it really was one of the stupidest political moves you've see

coatsville, pennsylvania, that's in southeastern pennsylvania within the range of philadelphia -- suburban philadelphia. she wrote to tell me how important medicaid is to her family and to tell me about her 5-year-old sun rowen. she sent me a picture of rowen with a firefighter's hat on. he is fascinated by the heroic work of firefighters. i won't go through her whole letter, but she got news a couple of years ago that many parents get during the course of the life of their children. she got news in march of 2015 that her son rowen was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. the diagnosis was made by a psychologist who works for the intermediate unit, meaning the unit that provides special education. rowen continued in the preschool program and day care program before and after school, but pam goes on to say, quote, i was never able to find a day care suitable for all of rowen's needs. i applied for medical assistance. i'll stop there to explain. medical assistance is the state end of the medicaid program. we call it medical assistance. other states have a different name for it. pam says she applied f

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philadelphia. we have four suburban republican congressman. dent, costello. fitztrick and meehan. other three guys are history in 2018. i don't think we can beat dent though. >> ed was talking about you have these sort of competing constituencies, if you take care of the freedom caucus, the essential benefits thing. you have moderate members who say, if you do that, it drives up the cost for sick people, people with preexisting conditions. >> right. >> is that a zero-sum game? is there a way to please both of them? >> i think there is. the fact is this. this is the very first step. the very first step is we have to have a 50-vote threshold in the senate because we are using this reconciliation vehicle. what people need to understand is you can't get everything you want. the essential health services will not be taken out of the law because you can't get there on the reconciliation bill. what you can do is allow greater state flexibility on some of those provisions. the fact is this. we have to come to this very basic understanding as a party, do we want to replace obamacare? if we

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philadelphia. this happened near east oregon avenue. investigators are still working to figure out what caused this crash. and happening now, septa is posting the bach in the subways this morning and afternoon at suburban the weather with the nbc10 app. >>> from nbc news this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> help, everybody. thank you, everybody. that's a great show, anthony. >> have a great show. >> we're all -- >> you guys run a tight ship here, clearly. i don't know if it i can handle this level of professionalism. good morning, everybody. if you are watching television in america, i don't know if you have ever met her, kathie lee gifford, she's very famous. gracious.

.>> stu philadelphia public schools head back to school today andn time. archdiocesan schools in many suburbanistricts are delayed. you can see those scrolling on the screen and 6abc.com. >> new overnight firefighters had to battle both burning and icy conditions in the city's mantua section. >> let's start you off with weather and traffic. meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. >> and we've got just a little bit of a snow shower on storm tracker6 live double scan skirting the border between bucks and montgomery counties and there's another trail of it down through burlington county. light nuisance stuff. slow it down if you see sit. couple issues today. a wind advisory is up until 8 o'clock in the southern half of the region. winds are going to be strong everywhere but the big issue down here is that especially near the i-95 corridor we got a lot of sleet and freezing rain yesterday. it's still on the wires and branches. there's a concern that those trees and wires might continue to fall today. in the northern half of the region it's a winter weather advisory. again, we've got snow sho

in the philadelphia region you have 99 choices. you have suburbancommunity schools, private schools, two year programs, four year programs, so ultimately the goal, the challenge, is to find the best fit for who you are. >> and as a former college administrator, like you guys want to help us. i think there are a lot of sometimes oh, they don't want to give me the money. >> not at all. >> you're in the business of making people happy? >> absolutely. you are helping young people and parent plan for their future. i often say prior proper planning will prevent a poor performance and poor outcome. so it is all about the planning and starting early. not 12th grade, but ninth grade, and if you have to wait until 12th grade, try to get everything done by that january 1 deadline. even if you miss that, there is still opportunity beyond january 1. >> okay, and you guys, you do this all the time? i know this is like a big kick off for bick week long sends, month long event, but you guys have resource for parents and kids all the time? >> college prep rounds tab

. >> students in that philadelphia public schools heading back to school today and on time. archdiocesan schools and many suburbantricts are delayed. you can see those scrolling on your screen and on 6abc.com. >> and this is new. overnight firefighters had to battle both burning and icy conditions in the city's mantua section. >> as for the weather out there david and karen, you know what they said about the ides of march. >> light stuff popping through trenton browns mills and a little bit towards the west of new hope much this isn't together to last much longer but i wanted you to see what that look like. wind advisory in the southern roughly half of the region until 8 o'clock. the big concern is with 45 miles per hour gusts possible later today anywhere in these counties where you saw ice yesterday, could see some power outages with icy tree branches and wires being drawn down. remember they're real heavy because of the ice that's accumulated and it's easy for wind to knock them down. then there's a winter weather advisory in the northern areas. we could be in for a passing snow shower today that could put dow

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suburban districts are delayed. all of those will be scrolling throughout the broadcast. christie ileto is at hattersfield bob brooks in lehigh corraly, dann cuellar covering the situation in philadelphiaut first cecily tynan has all of the facts and figures at the big board. >> jim the messy nor'easter brought a combination of snow, ice and rain has left the more a few flurries. as the storm deepens over the coast of maine and high pressure comes in, we have winds funneling out of the northwest philadelphia, wind gusts 33 miles per hour at the same time cold air feeling like 11 in philadelphia pittsburg 0 syracuse two and temperatures drop well below freezing, 21 philadelphia allentown 18, wilgt, 20 cape may 25. anything wet on untreated services will be freezing solid overnight. if you see something looks shiny and wet consider it's. the morning rush hour, use caution, any of the slush will freeze solid over sidewalk, driveways, allow extra time, slow things down, testimonies through freezing tomorrow and the process of warming up tomorrow. details on warming up to seasonal levels in the accuweather forecast. jim? >> let's go live to the wind field section of philadelphia and dann cu

philadelphia public schools are opening on time today. however, archdiocesan schools are on a two-hour delay. that's also the case in many suburbanistricts where many schools will have a delay, some will be closed. all of this information is scrolling at the bottom of your screen. you cansly find it on 6abc.com. and let's also turn to annie mccormick. she's live in manayunk where the dig-out after a snowstorm is never a party. good morning, annie. >> reporter: never is tamala. look over here. main street manayunk completely clear. those plows did come through but a lot of smaller streets are growing to have some issues, the ones that didn't get plowed yet. you can see here, look how icy all of this is. this is actually a chunk of ice and this was probably slushy yesterday. this is now ice as well so pedestrians are going to have to deal with that. a lot of smaller streets still waiting for a plow to come through. however, the city did cover a lot of bases. take a look at this video. this is video from yesterday.oua where some people were still waiting for plows to come through many people were also cleaning out their cars as well

philadelphia. brand new parade route kick it off at 16th and jfk in front of suburban station, then all of the leprochansk our way around city hall and there you go. around city hall, then east on market street. all will end up here at penn's landing, but the big change is right here on market street. our tv cameras are going to be set up on market, between fifth and sixth, with backdrop of independence hall, so come on down, make plans to join us for the saint patrick's day parade here in philadelphia we kick it off sunday march the 12th, broadcast from noon to 3:00. right here on fox 29. though rebroadcast it for everybody on saint patrick's day itselfment sue has the winnie forecast in 15 seconds. >> we've been seeing winds gusting in the 50 to 55-mile an hour range, and that's the situation we were in overnight, well, now we get to see the manifestation of that, we go back to delaware county to clifton height, to see this tree that fell, because of the high wind gusts, and i believe chris fox is inside the house with steve keeley right now, so this is the part of the tree that went through the window

philadelphia for you. we will kick off at 16th and jfk boulevard right in front of the suburban station.un on the move we will heade in toward city hall, we will go around city hall and east on mart street. all of the parade, end up down here at penns landing. but right here on market in front of the independence hall is where we will have tv booth , bleachers, make it a day to join us this coming sunday for the philadelphia st. patrick's day parade on market street. get down here early to make sure to get a spot on market street, and, kick it off at 11:00. we will hit your tv screen at noon and reair parade for all of the irish folks on friday st. patrick's day is, sue has got your forecast in 152nd. >>> we have a couple systems coming our way. warm front is milder then yesterday. that will bring milder temperatures in. then a cold front behind it, here, which shouldn't change things for the immediate future, and, very important temperatures. and, and steadier, and chester county, and delco, and, western delaware county and heading toward philadelphia. we don't have any rain right now b

front of the suburban station and then, when we get parade in motion we will go over to city hall, we will go around city hall and thene on market street, right through center city philadelphia at penns landing but we have our tv booth in front of the independent mall where cameras will be set up, groups will perform, bleachers set up. plan to join us this coming sunday for st. patrick's day parade right here in philadelphia you can catch it right here on fox from noon to 3:00 and then we will re broadcast it gannon st. patrick's day, next friday, march the 17th. we are counting on, our little leprechaun, for a good forecast, and she's wearing a dress in 152nd. 29 degrees. we're still seeing sunshine, and, 22 in wildwood and temperatures in the teens, in atlantic city and millville, new jersey. no need to show wind chill map , because there is in wind. there is a little bit, a couple flurries in berks county but not a big deal as we quickly checked future cast it will be warm enough that it will only be rain will be tomorrow, couple sprinkles during the day and then a warm front comes through at night with rain tuesday into wednesday and then here's what happened after that.