altogether, 100 projects which will transform the long island railroad and transform the quality of life on long island, finally, thanks to you. [applause] gov. cuomo: we also had really good news several weeks ago when it was announced that the new york islanders are moving back home to long island. [applause] gov. cuomo: and they are going to build a $1 billion hockey stadium at belmont racetrack. that's how much they believe in long island. [applause] gov. cuomo: we have with us the owners of the islanders, scott and john. would you please stand? let's give them a round of applause for believing in new york. [applause] gov. cuomo: thank you. we also have calvin and nikolai. let's give them a round of applause. thank you for being here. [applause] gov. cuomo: welcome back to long island. in new economy is growing up state. we cannot allow the federal tax plan to derail our progress there. the regional economic develop -- development counsel has done a great job with 6300 development projects underway. every region has seen a drop in unemployment and underemployment. this year, we will

we have seen cars slipping and sliding on the local roads, and we have seen cars spun out on the long islandssway, the major highway that links long island to new york, so road conditions getting worse. when all told, six to ten inches expected to fall through the course of a day, and up to a foot or more in boston, and what is being called the bombogenesis, it's leading to near hurricane force winds, we are talking 50 and 60-mile-per-hour winds and blinding snow. we are seeing the snow blowing sideways, so dangerous conditions. authorities are warning people to stay off the road as much as possible. if you have to travel, try to use mass transit. there are several more hours of snow to go. following that snow, as you mentioned, even more bitter cold. new york and philadelphia expected to reach 3 degrees down to negative 7 in boston. >> athena jones braving the bombogenesis. let's go to jennifer gray in the weather center. what do things look like? >> it has rapidly intensified as we talked about yesterday, and now the northeast feeling the affects. here's the radar, athena right outside of

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soon, it will be 750 men, 1 woman, and a newborn baby. 15 miles away in the long island town of riverhead is suffolk county's other jail facility, the riverhead jail also housed about 750 inmates, but it holds both men and women, including sabrina. >> being nine months pregnant and being in jail is not fun. it's really hard. one of the hardest things i've ever had to do. >> there's no special treatment, no extras, no, they used to give extra mattresses. they don't have pillows, so it's like there's nothing that helps you. >> the birth of her baby only days away, shuck plans to take advantage of a new law that allows inmates to raise their newborns for up to one year. after she gives birth at a nearby hospital, she and her baby will be taken to the facility where recent renovations include a brand new nursery. >> inmate shuck is going to be the first female inmate with her baby. >> we have everything you would need for a baby even if your home, because obviously, the baby is a civilian, we have to treat the baby as we would any other baby. >> i don't want to be pregnant anymore. >> shuck w

trade center office in new york, even sleeping over during snowstorms which i was his man at the long island power authority. they bring long hours to shut down the nuclear power plant for health and safety reasons. you do good work, the governor said. you have great ability and a great future. it is a pleasure working with you. you have a good future your self, governor. now, i have no future, but you, he said in a series, almost fatherly tone, you have a wonderful future. 90 minutes later, that bright future collided with my brother's present. i was sitting in a federal courtroom hearing government prosecutors, asked an fbi agent if it was true my brother was a bad man for john gotti collecting for labor, body and the llano -- gotti and villano spoken in the same sentence by law enforcement officials. my brother went to gotti, i linked to cuomo. these were only allegations i kept telling myself. my brother was not guilty of anything. he could not be. he was my mother's son. mario cuomo detested organized crime as much as i did. he was incensed by the mob innuendos about him and anyone in h

temperatures are cold enough for snow and snow is creeping in on the new york city area towards long islandng island under a blizzard warning as is boston as is coastal new jersey up towards connecticut and maine and that is going to be the case throughout the day today and it is going to be daytime, people are urged to stay off the roadways, you saw what happened in buffalo with a few inches of snow on the pavement and people don't know how to drive. just essential workers need to be out there. we want to make sure first responders have a clear path if they need to be out there. snow is starting to wind down. this is a very powerful system. you have heard bombohgenesis, the pressure will drop 24 mbar in 24 hours, that might double. for a very powerful system blizzard warnings unaffected for millions of folks to maine including boston and here is the forecast radar. we are going to see an excess of eight inches in new york city, some places could see 12 to 18 inches so listen to your local forecasters and we will keep you up-to-date. i will be busy in the plasma. i expect the snow to fly wi

once we start the fish after spending the number one priority mta subway, long longer -- the long island railroad. they are a complete mess. we would have had a tunnel opening sometime this year under the hudson river, which governor christie killed when he got into office. the new york metropolitan area has to be the number one priority for infrastructure spending. host: thanks. guest: that is a very valid point. elizabeth, new jersey, is right next to the newark airport. you have both senators from new jersey -- menendez and cory booker -- they have been sounding the alarm that new jersey, the tri-state area, connecticut and new york, is a huge economic hub, and the newly -- called itnor of a national disgrace. so, new jersey has consistently asked for federal funding to update nj transit. you have proponents of amtrak called for more money for amtrak. it goes from new jersey to penn station in new york. that is a valid point. we can fully expect this year members are present in urban districts calling for more money for transit projects. host: florida. daniel is on our line for democr

that's a live look at the roads in long island. schools are closed across the northeast. 15 states in the storm zone. >> as you can imagine our team is spread out up and down the east coast and ginge us off outside our studio here in times square so, ginger, what is the latest? >> so here in times square it's started. my eyes are already watering and you can see a little bit of slick snow. this is only the beginning, guys. this whole day most of your thursday going to be full of snow and ridiculous wind and then eventually ridiculous cold. now, this thing, you've heard the term bomb. that's been the meteorological glossary for almost 40 years nearly bombing out now meaning we've seen 20 millibars drop and the pressure gradient in six hours this. is rapidly intensifying. snow flying from north carolina to maine at this hour. those blizzard conditions and warnings for that go all the way from new jersey and virginia up along the coast including parts of massachusetts and maine and that is where we have to start this morning by going t

i'm in new york on the south fork of long island on my way to the beach community of southampton. a viewer wrote to me about her father, whose childhood hobby became his lifelong obsession. he wanted to share his strange collection with the world after he died. his heirs want to honor his wishes, but is the world even interested? ♪ >> my name is linda munn. in 2011, my father, my father, orson, passed away, leaving the family one of the largest collections of its kind, along with the monumental challenge of carrying on his legacy. >> linda has invited me to her parents' country home. hi, linda. i'm jamie. >> jamie, it is such a pleasure to meet you. >> so great of you to invite me here. you wrote me. you said you had something really strange. >> i have something very special to show you. >> all right. i'm ready. shall we go in? >> come on in. >> yeah. in here? >> yeah, just walk straight

in some cases 1 to 3 inches of snow an hour especially on eastern long island up towards cape cod and the islands. this is really the peak of the system. we'll see upwards of a foot or more especially eastern long island and eastern portions of new england. you can see it's really tough to see out there and that's why we have blizzard warnings in effect. people are urged to stay off the roadways. kids are off of school and non-essential folks need to be at home so we can get those essentials on the roadways to help if we need be. the wind gusts in excess of 30, 40, 50 miles per hour. visibility is poor, blizzard warnings. we have a quarter mile or less in visibility and winds of 35 miles plus for extended period of time plus three hours. that's the criteria for a blizzard warning. we have that. there is a blizzard in effect. nantucket the winds are gusting at 46 miles per hour. overnight we saw hurricane force winds along the coastline. the snowfall forecast. we upped the totals. this is a snow day for eastern long island where we could see upwards of a foot of snow. boston upwards of a f

getting on the chain the block chain they're issuing their own coins we've seen kodak coin we see the long island iced tea we're going to have a blotchy in the shares we're not everybody's getting out on that and everybody is talking about that craziness but you know this is the entire world is crazy because mad markets s. and p. has already surpassed year and price targets with only eight days to twenty eight teens here's a chart this little dot on line down here was where the market started the year and this line here is where most analysts predicted the s. and p. five hundred would be at the end of the year but it already hit that with an eight days the markets are mad at. it well you know if the cost of light is near zero then markets can go to infinity that's the way it works now i hear there's a rumor out there that the chinese are going to stop buying u.s. treasury debt that's been our rumor for hundreds of years that hundreds of years but it's been a rumor for at least ten years and of course there is the. understanding that china and america as a symbiotic relationship where china's sens

getting on the chain the block chain they're issuing their own coins we've seen kodak coin we see the long island iced tea we're going to have a blotchy in the shares went out everybody's getting out on that and everybody is talking about that craziness but you know this is the entire world is crazy because mad markets s. and p. has already surpassed year and price targets with only eight days to twenty eight teens here's a chart this little dot on line down here was where the market started the year and this line here is where most analysts predicted the s. and p. five hundred would be at the end of the year but it already hit that with an eight days the markets are matt. well you know if the cost of light is near zero then markets can go to infinity that's the way it works now i hear there's a rumor out there that the chinese are going to stop buying u.s. treasury debt that's been our rumor for hundreds of years that hundreds of years but it's been a rumor for at least ten years and of course there is the. understanding that china and america it's a symbiotic relationship where china's sense of

you're looking live right now at the roads in long island, new york. his morning as that winter bomb cyclone of snow and ice is slamming the east coast. we also have a live look at ocean city, maryland. you see the winds kicking up there, as well. that's one of the biggest dangers this morning all the way from north carolina to maine and some of the coldest air of the season is moving in. >> when you see that video, millions are facing that messy and dangerous commute this morning so back to victor oquendo in asbury park, new jersey. conditions are getting worse out there. >> reporter: absolutely, they are, robin. the winds getting stronger and felt another big gust. right now they're 30 miles per hour but could get to 50 miles per hour throughout the day. now that we have more light let me give you an idea of what the surf looks like. these waves getting bigger and bigger, they will be between 4 to 8 feet throughout the day, and the other big concern with that, the coastal flood advisory. high tide is expect within the next few hours, and this is start

we have cnn's athena jones live on the road for us on new york's long island tracking the conditions. h where are you now? >> reporter: now we are near -- we are further into the city, coming back on the long island expressway. we could see the conditions worsening just by the minute. we have been warned -- forecasters warned we could see visibility of a quarter mile or less at times, and we are seeing visibility at a couple hundred meters at most, and we have seen cars spinning out and two accidents that already happened so the conditions are definitely worsening. new york is expected to get 6 to 10 inches of snow and we could see a foot or more in boston and it's because of the bo bombogenesis, the word we are hearing about is bringing near hurricane-force winds and blinding conditions, and folks are warning people to stay off the roads and use mass transit if possible and be weary of the wind and the snow. >> thank goodness you are giving us the live shot. we can see how dangerous it is. thank you very much. >>> president trump blasting steve bannon for turning on him in the new bo

iced tea corp., the old ticker we should say, long island block chain. er the dow, up 338 points. goldman had first problematic q4, does that worry you? >> the banks are going to do well because their net interest margins will continue to be good. trading shops are different than high interest rate environment, they're carrying position that is difficult. goldman is not a bank, they are investment bank, i wouldn't compare them to a b of a. liz: big financial. >> i'm not in it. i know it will be at 5,000 tomorrow again. liz: nice to be you. >> thank you. liz: robert wolf. closing bell 17 minutes away, folks you will witness 26,000. we do have speaker, former speaker of the house when the democrats were in control, nancy pelosi, who is at the bob dole medal ceremony. look at this packed rotunda, folks, there isn't an inch to move. this to honor the former kansas senator, kansas congressman and war hero. fighting with the allies in italy. wounded terribly, came back and devoted his life to public service. bob dole being honored today, president trump is expe

we noticed they started to sand some of the ramps so getting on and off the long island expressway sandl help to do that. in places like new york city they don't use sand anymore because it clogs the sewer systems so this is going to be one where you want to stay off the roads and home because it is just that dangerous to be out on the roadways. we continue to see these conditions worsen by the minute. >> we could see that. >> live from the road cam monitoring the conditions back to you. >> let me give a sh all the people at wabc your colleagues. you guys do a great job, you're the station we watch in new york city and you are always on top of it. got in bright and early or dark and early this morning so amy, for folks who don't know her, that is her name amy freeze is her name. >> amy said to stay off the roads if you can. a lot of people have to be on the roads. we have tips now about how to stay safe and warm. you know the arctic blast can take a real toll on cars as well and t.j. is outside with an automotive expert audra fordin to show us how to keep your vehicle up and running. >>

getting on the chain the block chain they're issuing their own coins we've seen kodak coin we see the long island iced tea we're going to have a blotchy in the shares we're not everybody's getting out on that and everybody is talking about that craziness but you know this is the entire world is crazy because mad markets s. and p. has already surpassed year and price targets with only eight days to twenty eighteen here's a chart this little dotted line down here was where the market started the year and this line here is where most analysts predicted the s. and p. five hundred would be at the end of the year but it already hit that with an eight days the markets are mad at. it well you know if the cost of money is there then markets can go to infinity that's the way it works now i hear there's a rumor out there that the chinese are going to stop buying u.s. treasury debt that's been our rumor for hundreds of years that hundreds of years but it's been a rumor for at least ten years and of course there is the. understanding that china and america as a symbiotic relationship where china sends over al

the title. forstrong island" is slang long island, new york. it grew out of what may surprise people, a grew out of the very vibrant hip-hop scene that is located and still generates artists out of long island. "strong island" for kids and for is a term that has always been used to refer to this place where kids from the to the suburbs, but still wanted to hang on to a part of their urban heritage. that is where "strong island" come from. amy: tell us the story of your family. talk about what happened in 1992 to your brother william. >> in 1992, my brother and his girlfriend got into a car accident. my brother negotiated with his girlfriend and the mechanic who hit her car that the shop would prepare it -- repair it if his girlfriend did not report the accident to the insurance company or the police. monthsrward about two later, on april 7, after my mother and i brother's girlfriend picked up the car from the garage, they brought it home and work followed home, frankly, by someone on the garage, he went to the garage to confront the owner. named

he was a leader, a former president of the long island farm bureau and a one-time member of the rivertown planning board. he positively led and left a great impact and legacy on the next generation of farmers who really do need to be better cultivated, give that opportunity to be able to thrive. while on the farm bureau, administrator rob carpenter talking about wells' impact and relationship going back decades. said, quote, he would take all the time needed to explain a program to anyone who wanted to learn about farming. a legislator, a community member, another farmer. it's a big loss. you just can't replace lyle. he was also observed that everyone would start laughing because of his style of laughter. it was an honor he graced our community and our town. him having gone through life in this community made the rest of us better. that was a positive impact of lyle wells. a memorial service will be held for lyle this thursday, february 1, beginning at 11:00 ..m. on the homestead acres we will pray for lyle's family. we are thinking about lyle and he'll certainly be looking what will be h

the blacktop. this thoroughfare goes from one end of long island into new york city. eavily traveled road for those who do decide to brave blizzard conditions and head into the city. from the sunrise highway to the sunshine state, florida getting snow during this bomb cyclone. very rare for them and also georgia as the storm moves up the coast. talk to your friends in georgia, they got snow before, that state does not handle snow well, major havoc on the roads, back here in the new york city area preparations underway through the course of the last couple days to prepare for this and the storm will head into boston. they are always prepared for snow, this one will be a biggie. it is the wins, the blizzard like conditions that will cause a concern. we can handle snow in the northeast but it is the hurricane like whether we are most concerned about. hurricanes are something you know about, right? jillian: make sure santa is okay out there. >> them is fine, she is from the strong islands, she knows how to deal with this. rob: thanks so much. a very interesting wednesday,

the jersey shore. intensifying along long island. still a lot of questions how much snow we get to washington, d.c., philly. even new york. here's the advisories. blizzard warnings continue for maine down through boston. cape cod. all of the eastern half of long island. blizzard warnings. jersey shore. down through ocean city. and all the way back through norfolk and virginia beach. raleigh. winter weather advisory. here's the snowfall prediction map. there's two elements of this storm primarily. mostly going to be a big huge windstorm. we have had many snowstorms like this before. snow is not -- it's more of affects more people. not really going to cause that much hardship to a lot of people besides delays in your daily activities. snowfall forecast. notice d.c., baltimore. only about an inch. maybe two inches. nuisance type stuff for you. philadelphia around two inches. new york city around 4-6 range. kind of on the edge of the heavier stuff. once you feget to purple all th way to red. the real story is going to be with winds as we

the long island expressway, we saw two accidents of cars that spun out, one crashed into the barricaderating the eastbound from the westbound lanes. that is what city officials have been warning people about. they say, look, stay off the roads if you can. if you have to travel, use mass transit. that is because of these high winds and blinding snow. this word bombogenesis is a funny sounding word. this is no joke at all. this weather system could bring a snow cyclone. gusts 40 to 60-mile-per-hour or more in some places. and snow levels from 6 inches to a foot between here and new york and up into new england. really bad conditions ahead for this day. alisyn. >> just the word of in a bomb cyclone that tells you we are in a whole new territory. >>> four people have been killed, dozens more injured when this passenger train collided with a truck in south africa. the train was traveling from port elizabeth to johannesburg when the collision took place. it caused a fire to break out in at least one of the carriages >>> north korea has now spoken to south korea three times in two days on thi

for more on the impact up and down the east coast, we turn to rehema ellis in hard-hit long island. >> reporter: the massive blizzard slamming the east coast. >> it's bad. >> reporter: turned dangerous and deadly. outside charlotte, north carolina, two people were killed in this crash. and near raleigh, a desperate rescue attempt when a 13-year-old boy fell through ice into this pond. >> i was just walking, and the ice cracked and i fell in. >> reporter: across the south, thousands without power due to strong wind gusts. in virginia beach, residents turned to shelters for safety. in connecticut, it was near whiteout conditions. >> it's freezing. if you don't belong to be out here, you shouldn't be out here. >> reporter: the snow was too much for some structures to hold. >> there it goes. >> reporter: watch as this roof of this gas station collapses in new jersey. a state of emergency declared in the state as well as in new york. >> from my point of view, nothing is worth endangering human life. >> reporter: on long island, homes burned on oak island. what's worse, fire crews were dela

are not really doing that a well and it can really work there has been another company in the past long island i see they have only renamed themselves true long block chain after that shares off that company were tripling so i don't know maybe we should do a company physical and coo block chain and make also lots of money have been. lots of good ideas but they tell me about the share price reaction because i mentioned before kodak has done. is that something is sustainable do you think. well at least for the moment shares were really going after yesterday with a placid one hundred and twenty percent to seven dollars after the stock markets were closed also on the computer trading they even went up to nine dollars so let's see how this is going to go today on wall street today ok some interesting stuff from frank but there with daniel coats thank you very much. and i don't business with you go see you again very soon here in the death. camps i'm going to be honest and mix of skiing. simply flying in to find gravity. and come kind seemingly in time to the landscape. speed trying to. extreme ashl

in terms of the eastern long island is going to get hit the worst here withfd totally possible we have to up the forecast to but again, bigger totals hope to table. jersey shore is going to be lnce further north and west you go. the lower the snow totals willae other big story. the brutal windchills taking over going to feel like below zer reall day long. lows bottom out ith windchills e digit. clearki for wednesday, this 30 degrees east with postally to partly thursday morning, time for snow and winter storm watch in eab and the jersey shor three six-plus inches of snow thursday afternoon. i am meteorologist dan zarrow. bill: dsports is coming up. george will have detail on bigkr a new coach. who is it going to be? stay tuned. lce back to "chasing news." i am bill spadea. we'll check win george who has detail on big coaching candace . who is it going to be, george? who doer than, bill. they are cleaning house at the giants' calm and t. the general manager telling the assistant coaches hon dan, i you are other work as for the head coaching, the up. attach my opinion on the gyps at fans

. >> the long island railroad is no longer going. -time impacts on travel as we expected with the winds and the snow. now we'll get into what was the critical portion of the storm. when it heads up to southern portions of new eng lanland. the snow was piling up. the million dollar question is how many people will lose power and be in sub zero temperatures and wind chills in their homes or having to evacuate and go to shelters? that's the big question. snow is ending in richmond. it has been prolonged here along the mid-atlantic. light snow continues from philadelphia. heavy snow continues into areas of new york city. on this map, the blue is the snow. the white bands are the heavy snow. a band comes down the new york border, overtop of new york city and down the jersey shore. we had a report of 9 inches of snow in long island. also 7 inches of snow in southeast portions of massachusetts. this is intense snow in this area. if you watch closely, near boston, thunder snow reported in the last hour. they're hearing thunder. this is so muc

way.ize the fields that amy: "strong island" is about the killing of an african-american man in long land, new york. the murder of an african-american man by a white mechanic. that man, the white mechanic, was never even c charged. a central figure in this documentary is yance's mother. i want to turn to a clip of "strong island" of his mom. mom. >> your father said to me, don't do anything to hurt my daugerer's. anying to ht my gis. are vicus peopl youron was st down ke a dog. you're not gng to beith them always the girlare all have left. i wanted h to be angry. ii wanted him to be outraged. to -- i wanted him to a vengeance my son's death. silent.e amy: that is a clip from yance "strongocumentary island." talk about your mothther and how important she is to your family and to understanding what happened to william ford, your brother, and what did no happepn to his mururderer. is shown in thehe film in her r kitchen, which is the center o of our home in the -- the place e where i grew up. intntry to what we oftenn see the news, right, which is black of grief,their state but not in a

there's several pounds before it hits the long island sound, and they may have a lot of ice to deal with. reporting for nbc news, dave cantore. >> an iceberg in connecticut, right? >> i used to live in connecticut, and parts of it freeze, and it was amazingly beautiful to see the water freezing, it's pretty, but, no, i don't want to be in it. so uncomfortable, and so it's going to be really cold in the northeast. we are going to be complaining about 50 degree temperatures. >> oh, no complaints here. >> i feel bad now. >> so cold outside, and it's going to be breezy. even as you step out now, it does feel very chilly. this system now dropped down colder air, but we are already starting to see the scattered showers reaching northern sonoma county, and there's mist and drizzle in other parts of the bay area after dense morning fog, and here's a live look outside in fremont. sun is breaking out. there's a nice breeze. look at the richmond camera, so soggy, there's mist and drizzle coming down, enough to create some wet roads and some slippery driving conditions, and here's a look at the high

we have been out here since the very early morning hours, and the people of long island, the people thatsland railroad have heeded the warnings. take a look at this platform. i'm going to show you how high these snow drifts are, they're super -- two feet right now. look what you have to do to get to the train platform if you wanted to take the train. the trains are still running, however, people are staying off the roads because they have been warned to do so today. it is, obviously, very dangerous. it's whiteout conditions right now. we've been hearing all day long that this massive storm is going to dump several inches of snow, maybe up to 12-18 out here where we are, and it's going to pass. however, it's going to remain cold. the temperatures are going to dip down, and people then have to start being worried about power outages, and that is something we're keeping a close eye on. you've got flights that are canceled, and we've got word that things are really a mess out at jfk and all the area airports. governor cuomo has declared a state of emergency out here on all of long island, we

reporter: this was winter storm. 17 inches of snow. 60-plus miles per hour wind gusts along the south shore of long islandmb cyclone the thing intensified so rapidly we saw the blizzard like conditions for the day. now the storm system moving in. they will have to deal with the 60-plus miles per hour wind gusts and the snow as it moves away us. the threat of blowing snow through the overnight hours and we have to deal with the free freeze the slush on the roads may become ice and buy early tomorrow morning. already many schools decide to delay and close and continue cleaning things up. beyond the snow, brutal cold to look ahead to in the upcoming weekend. a look at that he that a little bit later in the show. but first let's go to ashley johnson who has a look at things going at the shore today. ashley? reporter: new jersey governor chris christie declared a state of emergency for the entire state as the bomb cyclone wreaked havoc along the i-95 stretch. new jersey state police tweeted and responding to 254 motor vehicle crashes and 554 motorists including spinout, flat tires and breakdowns. the ocean cou

this is a coastal town on the atlantic ocean, a barrier island, and all day long, it has received tremendous steady breezes, plus gusts blowing the snow. blizzard conditions right now. it is impossible to be outside, really, without glasses -- it is impossible to be outside, really, without glasses or goggles of some sort. you can see at the pavement it is ice. people heading out and starting to drive around the town has found this is a problem, coming across snow drifts like this one. this one is about a foot and a have deep or so, more than most of four-wheel-drive cars can handle. it?windy is just look at that snow. it is an impressive storm. on that great, probably eight to 10 inches, but the story is the wind, the very biting blizzard cold. this town is certainly feeling the effects of this winter storm. in ocean city, maryland, brad bell reporting. adrianna: this winter storm has made a major impact on travel. thousands of flights have been canceled or delayed. ryan hughes is at reagan national airport with more on the headache that this storm is causing travelers. ryan: this storm is

state of the union were the parents of a young girl who was killed by members of the ms 13 gang two years ago in long island, new york post up to girls, in the 13 is a thing that originated in the 1980's and since reggie central america as a result of the u.s. mass deportation policies. during a lengthy address, trump announced he had signed an executive order keeping the guantanamo bay military prison open and escalated his warmongering rhetoric against north korea, calling the north korean government depraved, warning it poses a nuclear risk to the united states. trump celebrated his massive tax overhaul in a fitting corporations and the richest americans, among them, himself and his family. trump entered the state of the union with the lowest approval rating of any president in modern u.s. history, entering his second year in office. we will have more on the state of the union after the headlines. a federal judge in new york city says he will not ignore president trump's "vicious" comments about latinos as he considers whether to halt the termination of daca, that's the deferred action for childhood arri

name and told the story o of the two young teenage girls who were murdered by members of the gang and long islandlet's go to that part of the state of the union. pres. trump: for decades, open borders have allowed drugs and gangs to pour into our most vulnerable community's. they have allowed millions of low-wage workers to compete for jobs and wages against the poorest americans. most tragically, they have caused the loss of many innocent lives. here tonight are two fathers and to do mothers, evelyn rodriguez, freddy cuevas, elizabeth alvarado, and robert mickens. their two teenage daughters -- kayla cuevas and nisa mickens -- were close friends on long island. but in september 2016, on the eve of nisa's 16th birthday, neither of them came home. these two precious girls were brutally murdered while walking together in their hometown. six members of the savage gang ms-13 have been charged with kayla and nisa's murders. many of these gang members took advantage of glaring loopholes in our laws to enter the country unaccompanied alien minors, and wound up in kayla and nisa's high school. tonight i'

the chart, in a moment. but also look at kodak along with long blockchain, the long island iced tea.ew phase in the crypto track. that new phase of these companies that used to be engaged in other businesses going bitcoin. but this is bitcoin over the last six months. in north we have the 50 day moving average and an blue we have the 100 a moving average. we are putting in lows on top of that range, on top of that 50 day moving average. the last two times that coin day moving50 average, suggesting we could see bitcoin below 9000, a greater -than 50% drop from the all-time highs. so, wild ride for bitcoin. china is adding to bond investor worries. it may halt its purchases, according to a person may familiar with the matt -- upgrade to a person familiar with the matter. we should point out china says that report maybe take news. yields on the u.s. bond market on the 10-year are rising for the fifth day. this marks the end of the bond bull market. joining us now with more is michael enright, and enright and associates principal. michael, levy start with you. -- michael, let me start wi

behind me, a lot of the snow removal, the scene being repeated all over long island, new york, new jerseyame it, they use in on the atlantic seaboard. i want to show you some snow totals and scenes of what is happening in new york city where you are, you probably heard central park got 10 inches, 9.8 to be exact, many areas on long island got 15 inches of snow and that will make the indication of what sanitation workers deal with citywide and regionwide. in boston residents are bracing for freezing temperatures, they got 18 inches of snow with hurricane force wind, historic coastal flooding which caused the evacuation of some stranded people. >> they came up to the front door, he put me over his shoulders and put me in the car. >> almost completely underwater and water coming in the back door. >> reporter: airports up and down the east coast were hammered with cancellations and closures. you have seen pictures of people stranded, flightaware reporting 5400 flights were canceled across the us and two third of those flights originated out of the new york and boston area. we have a long day

the son of to immigrant parents from el salvador. i mom and dad both have tps. they had been living on long island for the past 25 years. my parents and my sisters and me consider ourselves to be long islanders because that is our home, that is where we have been going to school. everyone we know is from long island. the news that we received -- the announcement yesterday was absolutely devastating. i think we were kind of anticipating it. for the past few months, we have been living in the state of fear and anxiety. ,ut actually hearing the news it is a nightmare for us. amy: what does it mean? >> to as a means our sense of protection, our sense of security, all of that is going to vanish. amy: your accounts would be sent back in 18 months? >> that risk -- it is very possible. it is very possible my two parents who have been living here since the early 1990's, working and contributing here on long island, it is very possible they will be sent back to a country they have not visited in over 20 years. amy: what would happen to the three of you? you are u.s. citizens? >> i was born here as were my two sisters. on our paren

between the americans and the french that are more than part of the island and the british that are occupying newport and a part of a broader forward island that starts a long time before in term of the context of the american revolution that the british move into newport in december of 1776. it's one of the first of the major cities to fall. new york has fallen to the british in september of 1776. and a couple months later almost undefended capacity, the british are able to move into newport which at the time is one of the sixth largest cities in british north america and certainly one of the largest commercial posts. the first real attempt of the americans to try to dislodge the british and perhaps the only real attempt isn't until 1778 and that still ties into these broader, strategic issues. it's because of the french american alliance. the french and americans find the treaty of amity and commerce in 1778 and gives the americans -- gives washington what he just covets which is french naval support along with american ground troops. so the first time that they can try this new alliance out, this new overt alliance out is later on that summer when a fren

standing outside the long island railroad line and it is going to be a messier today. however, even though we've got 305,000 commuters, the railroad says they are ready for this monster storm. the commuters they been watching on the platform today are bundled up and bracing for it. take a look at the snowplow actions obviously obviously as you can imagine a lot of press going into the big storm. sanitation workers all over the new york area have been gearing up snowplows and vault spreaders the last few days to keep the road clear as the fast-moving storm is expected to dump several inches. while the roads are a priori d., so his power. the national weather service predict and 50-mile an hour winds with the storm parts of connecticut, which means the potential for downed trees and power lines will be likely. still, long islanders say they are ready for the storm just like all the others they prepped for. >> yeah, we are getting gas for the car, putting air in the tires and stuck in her fridge. >> the winter storm could impact 41 million people from northern florida to m

between the americans and french on the northern part of the island and the british and hessians occupy newport. that is part of a broader battle ar rhode island that started long time before in terms of the context of the american revolution. the british moved into newport in december of 1776. it is one of the first major cities to fall. new york has fallen to the british in september of 1776. a couple of months later, the british were able to move into newport which at the time was one of the six largest cities in north america and one of the most important commercial posts. the first real attempt of the americans to try to this life the british is not until 1778. that still ties into the broader strategic issues. it has become the french/american alliance. the french and americans signed a treaty in 1778. it gives washington what he covets, which is french naval support along with american ground troops. they can try this new a life out, this new over alliance out, is later that summer when a french fleet arrives in their dance at harbor. -- narragansett harbor. there is an assumption among people like the american commander, john sullivan, from massachusett

selling are not really doing that well and it can really work there has been another company in the past long island i see they have only renamed themselves true long block chain after that shares off that company were tripling so i don't know maybe we should do a company physical and coo block chain and make also lots of money. lots of good ideas but they tell me about the share price reaction because i mentioned before kodak has done. is that something is sustainable do you think. well at least for the moment shares were really going after. the plaza one hundred twenty percent to seven dollars after the stock markets were closed also under computer trading that even went up to nine dollars so now let's see how this is going to go today on wall street today ok some interesting stuff from frankfurt there with daniel cold thank you very much. is another interesting one the british government is banning the use of microscopic plastic beads they used as a brace is in the health of beauty products sold by multinational companies but the tiny plastic goes down household drains and has water supplies and

will be a little surprised in southern new england, cape cod, long island, new jersey already reports of one up to 3 inches of snow on the ground in long island. and it's snowing pretty good right now across that area. also southern new england has filled in pretty quickly, too. snow covered secondary roads treated roads are probably okay. ground temperatures right around freezing in most cases. in this little coating of snow is heading through pennsylvania. let's time this out for you as we go throughout our morning commute. by 7:00 a.m., done. new york city to just about the philadelphia, boston, rhode island, all the wait through cape cod where the steadier snows will be. by noon today, only boston then nantucket. philadelphia will have some snow showers on and off during the day. secondary roads a coating or so, but the rest of the area should be fine. everyone by this evening is ars to build and cost $4 billion. otta say, i love the new place. oh thanks. yeah, i took your advice and had geico help with renters insurance- it was really easy. easy. that'd be nice. phone: for help with chairs, say "chair." phone: for h