this is trenton and healdsburg road. it as you can see is flooded. but i found many drivers not caring and just going through the high waters. it was back on january 10th when daphne fun t know she was. 43 drove down that road and her car got carried away. her body was found days later. officials continue to tell residents not to drive through flood waters that they are dangerous. i did see some drivers turn around now. conditions continue to improve here in sonoma county is a dries out, but more storms are on the way. so officials are pleading with residents to be careful out there. we're going to have a lot more on all of this has to know my county is trying to brace from the past storms for the next storm reporting live here in sonoma county. i'm theresa back to you guys to rhys and keri didn't look like a sign they're telling people that the red road was flooded or to not drive through it. >> are there signs anywhere on roads signs? >> they're just going around the signs. there were signs as you you took that right on the river on 10 trenton heal

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you can see deep, standing water on parts of trenton healdsburg road. officials have closed the road to traffic. in monterey county evacuation orders have been issued alo ths pg&e said about 3600 people in the area lost power and a large portion of the peninsula could still be without power until saturday. high water levels of the kern river impacting local communities. an evacuation order was issued for the city of river kern and low-lying areas of kernville. a scary scene here where the floodwater completely wiped out this local park. officials say residents of the area should leave immediately. shelter location is open at the lake isabella senior center. >>> president biden answered california's call for an emergency declaration. he will unlock federal assistance for response in 34 counties. here in the bay area and includes napa, san francisco, san mateo, santa clara, and sonoma counties. >>> there is a dark cloud over silicon valley today after the collapse of the prominent lender. >> it is a dark day for prominent entrepreneurs as they try to get

they mislaid in trenton. how much interest has this new set-aside generated in state and local governments. is this funding stream oversubscribed than the other acts of funding streams? how many remediation projects in new jersey are clamoring for your prioritization? might that change in party in the u.s. house put a tourniquet on this funding stream, before it has barely begun? carlos: that is a great question. it's a world were a billion dollars as a whole lot of money. it's an oversubscribed program. we're in the final stages of selecting among the first bunch. the good news is it is the first dedicated funding. states can use their dollars to do this. i'm from new orleans. we have a project just like that. we have an interstate that runs right through a black, middle-class neighborhood and tore it asunder. but it's not just roads, railroads, courts and airports. the good news is, there's a ton of creativity out there. it's not always about getting rid of the highway are resources. sometimes redesigning a

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commissioners got -- the mislabeled through 29 in trenton. how much interest has this new set aside generated among state and local governments? is this funding stream anymore oversubscribed to the other funding streams? how many other such mediation projects in new jersey -- my the change in party control in the u.s. house put a tourniquet on this funding stream before it is barely begun? >> good question, that is a great question. in a world where a billion dollars in a small amount of money. it is not oversubscribed program. we are in the final stages now. the good news is it is the first dedicated funding. states can use the football to do this. we have a funding just like that, the interstate i-10 which ran right through the middle of a black middle class neighborhood. claiborne avenue, towards asunder. it's not just roads, its railroads, ports, railroads. the good news is there is a ton of creativity out there. it's not always getting rid of the highway or the resources. it's redesigning an on ramp or providing trans access across -- so

really dangerous flood waters trapped a couple of drivers on east side road near trenton and sonoma county. emergency crews were able to rescue one of the drivers but the honda was empty when they got there. >>> mud slides reported in sonoma county but the storm had a different impact in downtown santa rosa. andrea nakano live for us in how the storm washed out business for the night. >> reporter: yeah, this restaurant had one cancellation and one no show. that was it. and workers here like many in the bay area are wondering when this rainy season will finally come to an end. this latest atmospheric river passing through the bay area has added to one of the rainiest winters on record. >> when was the last time you have seen a storm like this in santa rosa? >> i don't think i ever have. >> reporter: ozzy was clearing the patio after the wind knocked over the umbrellas and the rain drenched the tables and chairs. >> people are not eating here, but we can't have them in the doorway. we are basically inventing the wheel as we go. >> reporter: the atmospheric river not only caused problem for b

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dangerous floodwaters trapped several drivers on eastside road near trenton in sonoma county. emergency crews were able to rescue one of those drivers. faithfully, the honda you saw was unoccupied. >> reporter: normally when we see heavy rain like today, power outages are sure to happen. the genie says they have extra resources dedicated to help during the storm. live look at the current teaching the outage map. around 40,000 customers are in the dark. the majority of them appear to be along the peninsula and the north bay. you can see all those green and yellow areas and with some orange squares representing up to 5000 customers without power. we spoke to pg&e and they said they are focused on the central coast. a section of the 580 in oakland in both directions is flooded and it is closed. this is chopper 5 going over that portion. they say all traffic is being macarthur boulevard and 33rd avenue. they say 580 will not reopen until noon. this is just another reminder of taking it slow on the freeway and watch out for large puddles. they can be deeper than they look. >> repor

this is eastside road near trenton road. well, that car just straight over in that ditch of sorts with full of water. the driver you saw being walked away by rescuers were told that several roads in that area are starting to flood right now. so it's going to get worse. castro valley and the surrounding area pounded in this round of storms that has just moved in some of the damage throughout the area is a eye-popping crawford. dan thorn has that. >> heavy rain sweeping through castro valley and hayward as damage from previous storms. still remains homes like this one along the san lorenzo creek saw part of their backyard slip and break off the water rising several feet. i talked to the neighbors up the street. she said, yeah. >> it hasn't been this bad. 35 years. so. >> paul constantino says he put up this measuring stick to mark just how high the creek rose 2 months ago. the powerful water eroded part of a street in hayward. constantino hopes it doesn't get that way again, we survived the first one. i think a pretty safe on

the separately govern. trenton is true, lies just a stone's throw away. it's financially supported by russia, but officially recognized by no you and nation. the population is around $375000.00 . back in the capital, casey. now the contrast could hardly be greater weekends. our party time, a former mess hall is now a night club. but under the surface the fear is ever present. yes it is nothing if the wall came to moldova, it would be disastrous for us, just like it is for the ukrainians. i hope my society will be spared that kind of fate. but i'm really worried that it could happen earlier just when you present your suddenly in the international spotlight. moldova, a small country with big worries, more than 60 migrants, including 12 children and a baby died after their board sank off southern italy. they were trying to reach europe. people rest their lives every day in quest of a better life in europe. if we talk of her number of asylum seekers, borgata, no other country in the european union has taken in as many refugees as the republic of cyprus. the s

this was in the community of forest ville on trenton and east side road, emergency responders had to help. two people out of their cars after driving into a flooded ditch. both of them are okay ahead of the storm, all of the california swift swift water rescue teams were deployed as the first time that's happened in six years. we are basically going to head up there as one of the state teams because that's been identified as kind of the biggest area of risk. we have technical rope rescue equipment. boats jet skis, paddle boats, search equipment, and so really , the these teams are made up of folks that are cross training and those rescue. meantime the n scars, and you can see why i take a look at the ground here. it's just so saturated right now there really is nowhere for the water to go so as more rain comes through the area throughout the day and into tomorrow, flooding still a real concern up here for now and live in rohnert park, zac sos ktvu, fox two news. zac sos thank you taking out of the south bay. meanwhile the santa cruz bounds have been taking the brunt of the storm abou

go in a grant is more to the west than belle arose and moralist, connecticut, as you know from the trenton pebble. thanks for that. so susie's not at this ramp up, the danger of escalation. do you think? oh, absolutely does increase the danger level. i mean, any time that you start moving nuclear weapons around, there are lots of risks. and what we're seeing here is the added the addition of new actors and to the decision making process. and that opens the door to, to miscommunication, to accident. i even under a double key arrangement, they're still safety issues that are of grave concern. not only that, but it also introduces the possibility of the further use of nuclear weapons or the use of the weapons, which would be catastrophic no matter where they are targeted. and some will, that's the thing, isn't it? because just the mere mention of the word nuclear makes everybody sit up and take notice, and this is the person using that, like kind of ramping up a threat level using the uncertainty to what he would perceive to be his advantage . well, i think that's been a long standing russian

now it is before handed over to trenton, an american outdoor. it is after several years of captivity, oliver war and jeffrey will get a very happy to be reunited with their family. communicate coming out of the white house and lili's in paris, both relieved that their nationals have been released. but there are hundreds of millions people from burkina, faso, teacher or soldiers that we've met, their relatives that we've met, that say that their family members are being held hostage by our groups linked to al qaeda and i so and so this liberation comes just days after anthony blink kid visited nice air, announced $150000000.00 additional dollars in age military. a to these countries are fighting off armed groups, but millions of people are being displaced and killed and many are still be held captives. nicholas hawk al jazeera, the car you as president joe biden has signed a bill that requires the declassification of information relation to the origins of code, 195. and that he shared congress is go of releasing as much information as possible, i

it does, you know, from the trenton people, thanks to that cities not at this ramp up, the danger of escalation due. thank well absolutely does increase the danger level . i mean, anytime that you start moving nuclear weapons around, there are lots of risks and what we're seeing here is they add the addition of new actors into the decision making process. and that opens the door to, to miscommunication, to accident even under a double key arrangement. there's still safety issues that are of grave concern, not only that, but it also introduces the possibility of further use of nuclear weapons or the use of the weapons, which would be catastrophic no matter where they are targeted. and samuel, that's the thing, isn't it? because just the mere mention of the word nuclear makes everybody sit up and take notice, and this is the president using that kind of ramp up of the threat level using the uncertainty what he would perceive to be his advantage. well, i think that's been a long standing russian policy that really dates back out long before this conflict . i think that we saw the direct

. >> she grew up in a workinclass family in trenton new jersey. >> poetry was not at the forefront of the agenda or anybody's mind when it came to possibilities for career or to sustain you. >> she got degrees in economics befo adding poetry to the mix. then getting a masters of fine arts at the university of michigan. her 2016 debut collection was selected for the prestigious yale series of younger poets. she's now codirector of the creative writing department at bryn mawr college. >> i try to hold space for the many needs. the service era, the poet era. trying to wear many hats. the teacher era. all very different but working wards the same goal. >> her commitment to service is what drew her to the position. she spoke of wanting to make poetry more available. given poet new platforms to reach audiences and bring poetry to public placesor people who don't usually have access to it. >> you might see a public projection, a poem scrawled on the sidewalk. the sites i'm targeting around the city are sites of distress. my hope isomething where you can get a book in your hand. people may ne

stephen bowen and woody hoburg, united arab emirates astronaut koichi wakata and -- sultan alneyadi and trenton. science extremist, maintenance activities for the orbiting lab. to tell us more about this mission with a great panel of folks for you. to my left, kathy lueders, associate administrator for nasa's space operations mission directorate. steve stich, commercial crew program manager. deena can telecom operations integration manager for the international space station program. benji reid, senior director for the human spaceflight program at spacex. and the director general of the mohammed bin rashid space center. each will deliver some opening remarks and they will take questions for those on the phone and in the room. if you're on the phone you can dial star one to get into the question queue. kathy, please go ahead and kick things off for us. >> so wow what a beautiful launch. you know, we've been really enjoying the night sky with the venus jupiter conjunction, and somebody mentioned to me that we added a bright new star to the night sky tonight. so it was a clear night and we always

dangerous floodwaters trapped people on the east side road near trenton in sonoma county. they rescued one driver. the honda was unocpi. when we s rain and winds power outages are sure to happen. pg&e has extra resources dedicated to helping out during the storm. a live look at the current outage map. nearly 730 obey area customers are affected. the majority of which appear to be in the south bay and peninsula. you can see the green and yellow areas representing up to 5,000 without power. we have a closer look at why we are calling it a first alert day. >> all throughout the bay area especially in the late night areas we saw the heaviest downpours. this morning it's active throughout the bay. we are waking up to more showers and trust me when i say this woke me up this morning. heavy downpours swept throughout the peninsula. we are continuing to see that the next couple of hours. i will show you that on futurecast shortly. the santa clara valley, for e m storms are tracking to the east. we will continue to track the storm throughout the morning show so you can be r o the d

this was the community of forestville on trenton and east side road.oad there so inundated with water. it's hard to tell whether the car is stuck in a ditch or in some sort of sinkhole because it looks like it's almost completely submerged. luckily the drivers were not hurt. two people were hurt, although not seriously in this crash in portola valley last night in unincorporated redwood city, a giant tree came down on the hood of a tesla that was driving on skyline. we've been warning and talking about this type of problem for days, the ground heavily saturated already, trees anywhere can come down. even with minimal winds are really with no wind gusts or warning at all. but again, the big concern now that that rain is starting to subside a little bit the swollen creeks and rivers again santa cruz county in the community of socal, part of main street washed away you can avoid driving at all today. it is a good idea, especially in that community of so cal. gasia and date back to you, ali rasmus. thank you. our viewers have been great about sending us wh

when washington needed to pay his men to cross the river and attack trenton in 1776. he basically hung out in a coffee house in philadelphia when the ships came in and contracts came etc and bid he was an excellent financier and totally respected by washington who depended on him and he has been he has been given far too little space. in in our history so robert has come through for us oliver pollock is a merchant and financier of the american revolutionary war of which he has long been considered a historically undervalued figure. he is often attributed with the creation of the united states dollar sign in 1778. well, that's a good idea for for a book. this is how books are born in the questions that historians can't answer. you know some of the we talk about the the wealthy members of that generation who who cast their lot with the revolution. but what about the wealthier colonists the wealthier americans who stayed true to britain? how did they fare both during and after the treaty of paris in 1783? they fared very badly in in the united states the loyalists. all c

this is on the side road near trenton road. one of the drivers had to be rescued by firefighters. we're told several area roads are now beginning to flat nearby marin county has been getting hammered, not just by rain but high winds. kron four's theresa has the latest from mill valley. >> expect there to be rapid rises. rivers streams, creeks. >> possible mudslides and debris slides in at a poll sites for a county spokesperson, laney hendricks on the concerns with this latest storm to slam the county. >> the rain rolled in at noon and hit hard about an hour later throughout the county. >> this is what it looked like on 101, near the tymber on exit late thursday, a heavy downpour creating treacherous conditions and low visibility during a storm like this or any weather-related emergency like this. the ring county office of emergency management is the constant coordination, not only agencies. >> like our water districts and pg also are looking cities and towns to coordinate different needs throughout the duration of that storm spot. sandbags were goodman's hardware is it rains pumme

what is your name and where are you from >> i'm john mcvicker, and i'm from trenton, new jersey >> jimmy or not believe it or not. >> jimmy: i got to see your talent and i'm a fan what will you be showing us tonight, john? >> well, i'm definitely not going to the moon. i'm going to be doing some car sounds for you tonight >> jimmy: mmm-hmm, car sounds? >> right >> jimmy: right. >> with my mouth >> jimmy: with your mouth. so, you'll be making sounds like you're driving a -- what type of car, do you think? >> do you like formula 1 >> jimmy: yeah, i do f1, sure absolutely >> that's the sound i'm going to do for you. >> jimmy: you do a little f1 >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right, we have a a chair. you have a helmet? >> oh, you've got a chair? >> jimmy: yeah, i have a chair over there you can sit in. >> that's a nice f1 car. >> jimmy: yeah you can go head over there and put your helmet on >> safety first. >> jimmy: safety first yeah, you're not driving anywhere [ cheers and applause all right. john, this is very exciting. whenever you're ready, go for it [ race car sounds [ cheers and applause [

it's on east side road near trenton road to authorities said escorting people out from those vehicles with no word of any injuries. but certainly that is not the kind of water you want to be driving a vehicle through. now that i've or as we saw in one of those vehicles was being rescued by the forest hill, fire crews >> as they will tell you the a number of roads are starting to flood now. do not drive through flooded roadways. you could easily get stuck, could lead to some real problems for you. lawrence is here now and has the flood advisories will need to know about. yeah, we've had so much rain now coming down the bay area. one almost 3 inches of rain now across the north bay. so flood advisories now going up and that's what we're seeing now. this atmospheric river really is just relentless now and all that rain coming on just hour after hour after hour now begin to pile up. and so we're starting to see some advisories going up in the north bay in parts of the east bay, too. >> in the santa rosa, all the way up the hills berg, a great runner park petaluma under a flood advisory no

>> he was born in trenton new jersey but moved when he was five to queens new york.nd if that is one detail right there that the previous cop -- biographers both got wrong. this books make -- book makes use of a secret oral history that he conducted in chambers at the supreme court in 1992, while sitting on the court, that was only recently unsealed and he makes it clear he moved when he was five. the previous biographers had it differently. he loves queens, he played all kinds of sports in the streets, stickball, basketball. his parents, his father was an italian immigrant who came here with $400 in his pocket and not speaking english from sicily in 1920. he wound up becoming a professor of romance like witches at a college for 30 years. scalia's mother was the daughter of italian immigrants born in new york city. she was also an elementary school teacher. there were devout catholics. this book is really the first to explore the depths and devotion of his catholic faith and how it influenced him as he rose to the court. from his immersion in catholicism, he was top

this is in forest hill, eastside road near trenton road. there is a driver who had to be rescued from one of those cars. several roads in that area are flooded out. and again, this is the first day of this new round of rain. >> now let's go to santa rosa flooded out roads there as well. and here's one of them. >> looks like a little river, at least is not flowing like that first picture. and this was stable, right, stable deep >> puddle on. that's not closed in both directions and santa rosa fire fighters say that there are several other streets like this throughout santa rosa. we can't possibly show them all. you know, the usual suspects. and you know what happened in january and a lot of these are the same areas that are all flooded out. luckily and hopefully the ones that you encounter will be march to drive into something like that or driving to a fallen tree, which is what happened to the passengers in this tesla driving along. >> when the in the portola valley last night when this tree came crashing down on them. chp says it was a man

you can see that there's some deep standing water on certain parts of trenton hildsburg road. it's still off limits to cars this morning. >>> president biden has now answered california's call for emergency declaration. this frees up federal assistance for response and recovery efforts in 34 counties. here in the bay area, that includes napa, san francisco, san mateo, santa clara and sonoma counties. the president's approval comes after governor gavin newsom declared an emergency earlier this month for 13 counties affected by large amounts of snowfall. the state has already coordinated with collapse collapse to bring in additional snow plows and personnel to help with cleanup work. >> in addition, the governor last night requested an emergency dec from the president of the united states. it was approved this morning. >> the governor's office is also working with pg&e and other utility companies to quickly resolve power outages throughout the state. >>> now to our other major story this morning, a dark cloud of uncertainty is hanging over the banking industry after the collapse

there's a rescue driver, one of them and the eastside road near trenton road. firefighters were out there saving. you know, the people got stuck in and then of course, they mark it off kind of like we showed you were gayle as they mark it all. so you don't get stuck in it because this is just one of many areas. several roads in that area in sonoma county that are going to be blocked off because they're all flooded out. let's survey another area flooded road in santa rosa where there are others like this one, too. and those santa rosa fire department sharing this is highway 12 at stony point road and it looks pretty deep they had just reopened it just reopen in the last 30 minutes in both directions. so that's some good news. but you can bet they're going to be more closures. then there are going to be reopening. yes, because again, is just the first day the storm and we're already seeing so much flooding and you're if you're lucky, it's market, if you're not, you know, it's not going to be so so do be careful when you're out there. so arc and we're also learnin

this eastside road near trenton road and hears a woman. one of the drivers who had to be rescued several cars in that area. we're inundated by the flooding on the roads. several roads are affected. and again, it's dark out there. you don't know what you're going to run into. so be extra careful out there this morning, especially in the dark. here is a flooded road in santa rosa. >> same story here. fire department shared this video highway 12 at stony point road. this part of the highway is closed in both directions. santa rosa fire fighters say that several streets in that city of santa rose are also closed because of flooding and they are warning you against driving through the flood waters. what makes it really difficult is if they get there in closer, that's great. so they put the sign up to alert its before. and if they don't know and they haven't closed yet that you're in trouble and ends up being people who get stuck in it that alert them. and we've got to have might want to put a sign up. >> we're also learning more about what happ

sonoma county last night. 2 cars got trapped in flood waters in forest hill on east side road near trenton road. firefighters rescued a driver out of one of those cars. we are told several roads in the area are flooding due to excess runoff. and take a look at this video of a flooded roadway in santa rosa. the santa rosa fire department sharing this footage of highway 12 as stony point road. this part of the roadway just reopened in the last 30 minutes in both directions. firefighters are warning people to please and not drive through flood waters or standing waters because you could end up getting stranded. new video into the kron. 4 news room right here. this is on marsh creek on a spare, a drive-in outer clayton. you can see rushing water from the creek flowing into the street. drivers may have to find another way down the mountain because of these rough conditions. people in the east bay are riding out the storm after rain slammed into castro valley and hayward recovery efforts continue there from damage caused from the wet weather we saw back in january homes along the san lorenzo cre

stabilizing the situation the united states entirely justifiably has to respond when its forces at trenton but you put that all together and it's a powder keg. how much do you think that this is going to change us priorities in the middle east farid, especially as china and russia tried to expand their influence in the region. the middle east has this effect. you know, it's like the line out of godfather three. when michael core, leon says, i keep trying to get out of the family business and you keep pulling me back. the middle east is like the that business, you know, the u. s. gets drawn back in because of things like this violence, violence against american soldiers. ah instability. you can tell that the biden administration is trying to keep this as as common as in control precisely for the reason you were outlining it. the biden administration believes it has bigger fish to fry and strategically, that's exactly right. but there is a reality. if tactically, things implode if there is the optics of american soldiers under fire , the biden people will have to do something, but so far, i

>> so does professor agentedso trenton have a point?so i don't think so.ct is some fact is , some women will sayhow i behing to avoid housework.or >> i bett she' she's a real laz. susan. >> oh, a sexist would say, oh, my nose is running anyway. cat, we never had a lazy susan r when i was growing up.alou i was jealous of everybody that had a lazy susan. thing you know, the little thing in the table that goes around and round as a white supremacist. , do y >>ou do you own a pantry?fr noid, pantries like a small room off the kitchen. >> yesm , i live in new york , w my kitchen is a small room that is also my living. so my li the small room off your kitchen is your bedroom. exactly. and that's a big stebedroop up r me. kitchen it was not that long ago thatdr it was my kitchen, my bedroom,li my living room and my bathroom. so no, i buy her logic. i'm not a i'm like a diversity educator, really. >> yes. ve that, she said . according to her research, yes.s the people who have these organized pantries are white women. >> are and i'm like watchi

stts softening, especially after the victories at trenton, printon in january 1777. shington is still wondering about the logistics, how they will pull it off if they have enou clothing and beddi to do it. ultimately, washington realized that his recruitment numrs were low. soldiers were staying away because of the fear of smallpox. the soldiers were demanding it. his advisers were confident it would work, and washington changed his mind. this is what we don't give george washington enough credit for. it's not only that he ordered the inoculation of the troops, but he was steadfast against it and changed his mind. he orders that all the soldiers on february six, 1777, that all the soldiers in the continental army should be inoculated at once. the medical ordered or a inoculation facilities across the colonies in philadelphia and bethlehem. in pennsylvania, fishkill, peekskill, taken droga in new york. three hospitals in connecticut. another outside boston. recruits from the south would be inoculated at dumfries or alexander area in virginia or right where we are, rig

trenton in east side road. the road so flooded.rd to tell whether the car is in a ditch or some sort of sinkhole because part of it is submerged as it's on its side highway. 1 16 in sonoma county also had flooding as well. the advice overall whether you're in santa cruz county or the north bay, you should avoid driving if you can heavy rain has led to some pretty difficult driving conditions out there, gasia andrew and sell, send it back to you. ali thank you. a developing story in the east bay, bart has stopped service between richmond and el cerrito del norte due to an issue on the track. a c transit is providing bus service between the stations. we will continue to update you as we learn more in santa clara county . there is a local state of emergency order. the county office of emergency management was activated yesterday afternoon. 13 county warming senator open as well as to overnight centers in south county, san jose mayor matt mehan went to the banks of the guadalupe river, along with advocacy groups urge homeless people to

them down, you put the enemy down, okay, we're going to beat those guys, sort of like talking about trenton. oh, yeah, the hessians were all drunk and so we could beat them. well, david hackett fisher proved in his book washington's crossing that it was quite the contrary. these are very professional soldiers. they're good fighters. they're discipline. and the point that was made in book and commentators on it that, we should see with dawn's work as well, is doesn't it make, the victory all the sweeter if you're you know if the person or the group that fighting is all that much better. why should we put them down. no. no. confirm that they were good, strong professionals. who knew their jobs, who fought. and then you're left with the question. then how the heck did these rebels win if they were so good and so, don is bringing that story of that good, strong, professional force as a front. and in this particular case, is talking about a professional army that has women followers with it who are assisting that army? so what i wanted to start with here with don is his title begins, killed, imp

community was initially with poor communication there think i'm concerned about nobody can i said to trenton, and yes no answers and is usually not my style but i do not think we hear as many yeses as my like to have you might want to revisit that another time pretty and and it doesn't help to alleviate the communities mistrust but i'm relieved to hear the chessmen regarding safety, of the tentativeness of the federal single local responders, and hope the community feels they have gotten some answers today, how things again and we still are the people that we stand with people in a spell scene is running communities annoy speak for the senator and commit to norfolk southern railway to the make sure this community is made wholee and is quite a lot more o discuss in respect to safety and hazardous materials and expect the commerce committee, psue these questions in the next few days and the own heang on this toc and i think it will gas once said, that it's hard to celebra succe is more important to to hee the lessons ofailure i tnk b the so i just celebrate this success but also important, tee

host: that's edward in connecticut this is algernon in trenton, new jersey, go ahead.r: good morning and happens with -- and happy women's history month. the conversation you had earlier regarding china, in this regard, we are our own worst enemies. no one forced mitt romney to close american factories and ship them to china. we thought he was a great businessman. regarding trump and his relationship with china, he was in mar-a-lago meeting xi jin ping trying to sign a deal but xi eight his lunch and did not sign the deal. we had the partnership deal with president obama and trump dismantled it. he felt he had to pull out everything obama did. he actually dismantled the human intelligence we had in wuhan monitoring biology and he pulled them out. now everybody is trying to figure out what happened we had american intelligence answering at the cabinet level after the ebola incident and trump dismantled it we lost our market in soybeans going to china. it's our own fault and with africa, we were supporting the apartheid regime. don't be surprised now that the relationshi