u.s. east coast at least five people have been killed.

u.s. east coast at least five people have been killed.

u.s. east coast the so-called nor'easter has knocked out power in nearly two million homes and caused thousands of flight cancellations coastal areas are at risk of flooding while heavy snows have hit further inland. the world's major steel producers are edging closer to a trade war after u.s. president donald trump announced plans to impose punitive tariffs on him.

u.s. east coast has been battered by hurricane strength storm leaving five people dead high winds and rain brought down trees while heavy snow hit areas further north the u.s. weather service says the storm system is now weakening and conditions are set to improve. now five months since elections in germany it's almost time for the moment of truth members of the center left social democrats have voted on whether or not to enter a new grand coalition with on the americans conservatives and the result is due tomorrow it's a decision that pits the party's old guard who wants to belittle against its strong youth wing who are calling for change if s.p.d. members block the coalition deal miracle could run out of options and germans could be heading back to the polls. a tense calm hangs over by lynn's governmental district. germany is waiting to learn whether the social democrat party base will agree to another ground coalition with anglo-american in the chancellor e. . if b.s.p. dean says yes this weekend could simply pass without any grave consequences to germany's political setup but if it say

u.s. east coast and these five people have been killed the fierce weather has knocked out power in more than a million homes. also coming up on the program oscar fever ramps up ahead of tomorrow's academy awards but first to spare a moment for the films that didn't make the cut the golden raspberry awards are around these honor the best of the worst in hollywood. a maverick all of us and welcome to the program it's been five months since the election here in germany and the wait for a new government could finally be over members of the center left social democrats have voted on whether or not to enter a new grand coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and the last batch of completed ballots have now arrived at the s.p.d. headquarters almost half a million party members are eligible to vote and the results will be announced on sunday. to discuss this further our political correspondent kate brady is joining me from the headquarters of the social democrats it looks like you're standing in front of the truck that's holding all the ballots the truck with all the answers they're

u.s. east coast at least five people have been killed the fierce weather has knocked out power in more than a million homes. and also coming up on the program oscar fever ramps up ahead of tomorrow's the cademy awards the first three spare a moment for the film that didn't make the cut the golden raspberry awards or rather these honor the best of the worst and hollywood. and welcome to the program now five months ago after elections here in germany the wait for a new government could finally be over members of the center left social democrats have voted on whether or not to enter a new rand coalition with anglo american conservatives and the result will be announced on sunday. to discuss this further our political correspondent kate brady is joining me from the headquarters of the social democrats kate it looks like you're standing in front of the truck that's holding all the ballots the truck with all the answers they're going to help those ballots what's the mood there like right now. exactly this is indeed the truck which is just arrived carrying those completed ballot papers and it is q

u.s. east coast accused five people have been killed the fierce weather has knocked out power in more than a million homes. i'm you money welcome to the program five months after the elections here in germany the wait for a new government could finally be over members of the center left social democrats have voted on whether or not to enter a new grand coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives now the last batch of completed ballots have now arrived at the s.p.d. headquarters almost half a million party members were eligible to vote and the results will be announced on sunday. the truck carrying the ballots arrived at the social democrats berlin headquarters with a police escort but no fanfare. party bigwigs made a point of staying away gathering instead at a nearby hotel to discuss how to rejuvenate the party they want to show that regardless of how the rank and file have voted they recognize the need to strengthen the party's message. guns but most of those we made a conscious decision to start this meeting before the votes were counted and that also could see just just how

u.s. east coast at least five people have been killed the fierce weather has knocked out power to more than a million homes. welcome to the program five months after the elections here in germany the wait for a new government could finally be over now members of the center left social democrats have voted on whether or not to enter a new grand coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives the last batch of completed ballots have now arrived at the s.p.d. headquarters of almost half a million party members who are eligible to vote and the results will be announced on sunday. political correspondent kate brady is here with me in studio for more on this thanks for joining us kate so the counting of ballots has begun what's the procedure now exactly so throughout the rest of this evening in around one hundred twenty volunteers will be counting all of those ballots which have been cast over the last couple of weeks by s.p.d. party members there's more than four hundred sixty three thousand members who are eligible to vote in the ballots but what who exactly will have taken part in the

u.s. east coast at least five people have been killed the fierce weather has knocked out power in more than a million homes. and have a cost and welcome to the program five months after elections here in germany the wait for a new government could finally be over members of the center left social democrats have voted on whether or not to enter a new grand coalition with anglo american as conservatives and the results will be announced on sunday. interim party leader olaf scholz and parliamentary party leader has made a statement before vote counting gets underway later this afternoon. so you know whatever happens the outcome will be a result that contributes to the s.p.d. has continued unity because there will be a lot of people who took part in it through their vote and there have been an unbelievable number of people who have joined in the discussion within the s.p.d. this really brings us together and i think you can already feel that it. is not listen if there is a negative result tomorrow or we have a political crisis hopefully there will be no negative result and i don't speculate abo

u.s. east coast the so-called nor'easter has knocked out power in nearly two million homes and caused thousands of flight cancellations meteorologists have warned that the storm a so-called bombsite clone may cause catastrophic flooding. the world's major steel producers are edging closer to a trade war after u.s. president donald trump announced plans to impose punitive tariffs on.

u.s. east coast the so-called nor'easter has knocked out power in nearly two million homes and caused thousands of flight cancellations coastal areas are at risk of flooding while heavy snows have hit further inland. the world's major steel producers are edging closer to a trade war after u.s. president donald trump announced plans to impose punitive tariffs on.

u.s. east coast the so-called nor'easter has knocked out power in nearly two million homes and caused thousandsof flight cancellations coastal areas are at risk of flooding while heavy snows have hit further inland. the world's major steel producers are edging closer to a trade war after u.s. president donald trump announced plans to impose punitive tariffs imported on.

u.s. east coast the so-called nor'easter has knocked out power in nearly two million homes and caused thousands of flight cancellations meteorologists have warned that the storm a so-called bonsai clone may cause catastrophic flooding. the world's major steel producers are edging closer to a trade war after u.s. president donald trump announced plans to impose punitive tariffs on.

u.s. east coast facing another snowstorm the fourth to hit the region this month. heavy snow ice and strong winds of forced schools to close halted buses and trains and grounded thousands of flights a storm is on track to dump between thirty and forty five centimeters of snow on areas from philadelphia to new york city storms on the east coast earlier this month left at least nine people dead and millions without power. and one of the top stories here around the c.e.o. of facebook has admitted that the social media company made mistakes which allowed users personal data to end up with the analytics firm cambridge analytic a mark zuckerberg made a post on his own facebook page adding the company would make changes cambridge analytical allegedly exploited data from fifty million users to help donald trump's presidential campaign by canada has more he published a lengthy statement on his facebook page making very clear that facebook was responsible for not protecting the data of its client base he blamed as well though cambridge analytical whoi agree the cues of break

u.s. east coast the so-called nor'easter has knocked out power in nearly two million homes and caused thousandsof flight cancellations coastal areas are at risk of flooding while heavy snows have hit further inland. the world's major steel producers are edging closer to a trade war after u.s. president donald trump announced plans to impose punitive tariffs on him.

u.s. east coast at least five people have been.

u.s. east coast the so-called nor'easter has knocked out power in nearly two million homes and caused thousands of flight cancellations coastal areas are at risk of flooding while heavy snows have hit further inland. the world's major steel producers are edging closer to a trade war after u.s. president donald trump announced plans to impose punitive tariffs imported on.

and also said that unseasonable weather across europe and the east coast -- u.s. urt recent performance. matt: thanks very much for that. great look at record bank eyes, up more than 7% this morning. let's take a look at what you need to be watching today. at midday we get an announcement from the bank of england that you're not going to want to ignore, especially if you are trading in the pound or guilt. are set to meet in brussels with the aim of signing off on a brexit transition deal. this could actually happen. the trial in which the u.s. department of justice is attempting to block the at&t and time warner deal is due to get underway. , senioris james athey investment manager at aberdeen asset management. what do you think about this transition deal? are you excited? is this finally going to bring us something real to trade on pre-brexit and reduce uncertainty? don't think excited is the first word that i would choose to use. [laughter] sorry. hey, i have been probably the most -- one of the more sanguine, bullish, one of the most constructive on this situati

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u.s. east coast. students are calling it for a march for our lives, they say their lives are truly at stake. a half a million demonstrators are expected to attend the minerally set no washington, d.c. saturday. they want lawmakers to do something about rampant gun violence and school shootings. >> but president trump and many members of congress will not be in washington for the march. but that is not discouraging the stubtd students who organized it. >> it didn't matter who will be there. what matters is that our presence is known, what matters is that we'll be there. and i think it is more powerful that they will not be there because it shows that if they are not going to be there, we're still going to make our voices heard. >> to us this is not a partisan issue. it is an issue of life or death because really in the end of it, everyone has their own idea of how this needs to change, but i think we all agree that this needs to change. the mass shooting epidemic is terrible. we're really the only coun

u.s. east coast from philadelphia to maine are in the storm's path with more than a foot of snow expected in some plates. so we have all of this news covered for you. let's begin with cnn's abby phillip live at the white house. what's the latest there, abby? >>> good morning, alisyn. chaos? what chaos? former goldman sachs head gary cohn is leaving. and he announced that decision after markets closed yesterday. we can see why. dow futures are down on news of his departure. the business community and his allies inside and outside the white house are now worried that economic nationalists could be on the rise. >> reporter: president trump top economic adviser gary cohn becoming the latest in a string of white house advisers to abandon ship after butting heads with the president over imposing stiff tariffs on steel and aluminum. news of his departure coming hours after the president insisted there is no chaos in his administration. >> gee, maybe people don't want to work for trump. believe me, even wants to work in the white house. they all want a piece of the oval office, the west wing. i c

u.s. east coast. and first a major development in diplomacy. the president of south korea has announced he's sending a delegation of high level officials to north korea on monday for a two-day visit. >> one purpose, to build on the dialogue that developed between the two koreas during the winter olympics. another, to open a path to direct talks, perhaps, between north korea and the united states. joining us from seoul to give us some context is andrew stevestons and our will ripley, who has reported from north korea numerous times is live for us from beijing. first to you, andrew, the two koreas extending the goodwill from the olympics. this sounds, perhaps, significant. tell us what you know about this meeting. >> well, it is significant. just in the fact that they are actually having a meeting, natalie. this will be the first time in years that they have sat down and the south koreans are sending some heavy hitters in their delegations. the delegation of ten people, it's led by two security czars, though, if you like. su hun is the head of th

east coast and reeking havoc on the airlines. morgan brennan is at la guardia. >> look at this, you have got rows of cancellations. these types of word in airports across the u.s east coast right now, we are going to talk about what it meanfos r travelers, also what it means for the companies, when "fast money" returns [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. sarge, i just got a tip. that'll crack this case wide open! turns out the prints at the crime scene- awwwww...did mcgruffy wuffy get a tippy wippy? i'm serious! we gotta move fast before- who's a good boy? is him a good boy? erg...i'm just gonna go. oh, you wanna go outside? you gotta go tinky poo-poo? i already went, ok? in the bathroom! as long as people talk baby-talk to dogs, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. we need to be ready for my name's scott strenfel and r i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our cus

u.s. east coast at cnn world headquarters. "newsroom" starts right now. >>> breaking news this hour of a major diplomatic development. the president of south korea has announced he's sending a delegation of high-level officials to north korea monday for a two-day visit. >> one purpose is to build on that dialogue that developed between the two koreas during the winter olympics. another is to try to open a path to direct talks between north korea, and the united states. let's get the very latest with our correspondents following this story. cnn's will ripley has reported from north korea numerous times and joins live in beijing. our andrew stevens, also on the story with us, live in seoul, south korea. andrew let's first start with you. what more can you tell us specifically about this south korean delegation and what the meeting will entail? >> it's a very powerful delegation, george. not only have they got the head of the national intelligence service, which is basically the top spy, they've also got the head of the national

u.s. east coast and live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, we welcome our viewers around the united states and all aur rond the world i'm george howell. >> and i'm natalie allen, "newsroom" starts right now. >> around the world, the former number two man at the fbi has been fired but like his boss who took detailed notes about his interactions with the u.s. president, we now know that andrew mccabe did the same. >> those memos are now in the hands of special counsel robert mueller whose investigating president trump. they say the main reason is to call mccabe's character into question if he's useds a witness. mueller's team has already interviewed mccabe. a source tells cnn that mccabe was asked about the firing of fbi director james comey. >> that's conversations and mccabe's notes could be used to corroborate comey's accounts with meetings with president trump. laura jared breaks it all down for us. >> not only did former fbi department director andrew mccabe keep notes on his conversations with the president, but cnn has confirmed that mccabe turned those memos over to special co

u.s. east coast a facing another us new storm the fourth to hit the region this month heavy snow ice and strong winds have forced schools to close hold of buses and trains and grounded thousands of flights the storm is on track to dump between thirty and forty five centimeters of snow on areas from philadelphia to new york city storms on the east coast earlier this month left at least nine people dead and millions without power so ahead on news our. in the. business of. business. lauren thank you very much iraq has made its long awaited return to hosting international football the team played a historic match on home soil on wednesday for the first time since fifa lifted a three decade long ban on the country holding international tournament iraq played cat on the southern city of basra in front of a packed crowd the match finished three two to cata it's one of a series of friendlies with iraq set to play syria next week but as our correspondent in one can reports from baghdad fans in the capsule feeling shutout of the action. before has lifted its long ban on international games taking place i

u.s. and the east coast start seeing the first of april so i spent some kind of retaliation against us media in russia. moscow of course says this is nothing to do with us and they have said that union script how they want our access to their russian citizen what do you make of their requests to to say how. well first of all the question is whether he will escape it would like to see russian course of the workers and secondly i think it's the continuation of moscow's line which is as was highlighted in your report that russia has nothing to do with it essentially russian citizens suffer in an unprovoked or mysterious attack and because of that it's also excess has been just best to be ensured to miscreate polly and this group of family generally so it's a continuation of this line we have nothing to do with it and in this respect it's pretty logical what they say despite the comparison to the russians regardless of what is going on there doesn't seem like something the western side has an appetite to escalate this conflict i think that doesn't western side in the western side and wait look s

u.s. east coast, an additional three feet of sea level rise. >> the ice may return to the north pole in theientists believe it will be thinner and more broken apart over the summer. and with less ice, the waters will warm even further, warming the entire planet. it's a cycle they believe we're in right now. guys, back to you? >> all right, al roker -- just kidding. tom costello. al, you're watching this. >> sure. >> you say we're seeing effects of this. >> because there's more ocean available, there's more moisture in the atmosphere, which juices up the atmosphere. that's why we're seeing more downpours. we're seeing the correlation already happening. >> all right, al. thanks. >>> coming up, an emotional homecoming for a parkland survivor liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night. hold on dad... liberty did what? yeah, liberty mutual 24-hour roadside assistance helped him to fix his flat so he could get home safely. my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. don't worry - i know what a lug wrench is, dad. is this a lug wrench? maybe? you can lea

u.s. it's the second storm to hit the east coast in less than a week more than eight hundred thousand people are enduring widespread electricity cuts some of been without power for almost a week now heavy snow and icy roads are for state officials to close schools and council or delay thousands of flights across the region political business and environmental leaders from around the globe are in mexico for the world ocean summit they're trying to find ways to improve the state of the oceans including pollution and overfishing but as john heilemann reports the location of the meeting itself is a cautionary tale of financial gains trumping environmental concerns. for the delegates gathering to discuss how best to save the seas in the world ocean summit is a textbook example of what not to do in the very town that they flew into. it attracted seven million international visitors just last year but financial success has meant abandoning the principles of sustainability that the summit is trying hard to promote. also changing the way the territory west conformed into a touristic area really broug

u.s. navy jet off the east coast three years ago. the object is in the jet's sights.s in the cockpit were in total disbelief. one was shouting, what is that thing? >> so they didn't fire on it? it's the third pentagon video that appears to show some sort of ufo. a secret government program that looked into such sightings ended in 2012. some are calling for it to be restarted. >> i'd say. >>> proof that dreams do really come true. especially if you're the son of a two-time oscar-winning actress. >> it was barely a month ago that sally field turned to social media to act as a matchmaker. for her son and adam rippon. >> the two men met over the weekend. at a human rights campaign dinner in los angeles. sam captioning the photo, saying, thanks, mom. >> and rippon responded to the tweet, thanks, sal. she gets some cool mom points. >> i wonder if there will be a date beyond that. >> we'll see. >>> relaxing in a hot bath not only feels really good. it may actually be good for you. who knew? scientists say soaking in a hot bath yields the same benefits as exercise. laying in

u.s. it's the second storm to hit the east coast in less than a week more than eight hundred thousand people are enduring widespread electricity cuts some of them without power for almost a week now both the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one o one east. head of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germans a satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily a slow news biggest tech success story the company was bought by. hundreds of thousands of real hinge of muslims escaped the military crackdown in mean. most of them women and girls fleeing violence and rape. the hope to find refuge in bangladesh instead they're living in fear. of those with the love of a brother was. trapped in these refugee camps girls are being exploited and abused. married up and their only children. or trafficked into brothels. with them without a computer and. from the america. before. i'm steven cherry on this episode of one of my knees to investigate the precarious future faced by women who have already lost so much. in the world's largest refugee camp surrounde

u.s. state of michigan searching for a student suspected of killing his parents at a university halls of residence. and europe shivers in subzero snowstorms across the atlantic fierce winds batter the east coast of the u.s. as well. welcome to the program the u.n. human rights chief says as strikes on the besieged syrian and lave of eastern probably amount to war crimes and those responsible should be prosecuted at least twenty three more civilians have been killed as government forces read talk more ground for rebel fighters on friday a solid bit of it reports from the turkey. makeshift clinics in eastern who to have been filling up the wounded most of the civilian casualties are women and children . waiting for the civilians to receive aid so we can preserve their lives we are waiting for reaction from the world. but that wait for the world to help stop the attacks and has gone on for years and since the government's latest offensive began last month morgues have run out of space for the dead. instead of receiving worshipers on friday this mosque god bombs people here say syrians iranians and russians are mocking the united nations and the security council since again one of a cease fire re

u.s. it's the second storm to hit the east coast in less than a week more than one hundred thousand people are enjoying widespread electricity carts some of been without power for almost a week now those are your headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the stream stay with us. facing realities growing up when did you realize that you were living in a special place the so-called secret city getting to the heart of the matter while activists to live in jail just because she expressed herself hear their story on the top to al-jazeera at this time. i might enter the arena but when i return with both of them then i am in the frame. i am for me ok on this international women's day we're looking at female journalists on the front lines of journalism stay with us here live in the stream and on you tube. so joining the stream today an esteemed panel of journalists via skype in doha we have hoda abdel-hamid she's out easier as you know she's senior international correspondent sheila award winning journalist who has reported across the middle east europe and north africa in jakarta we'r

.>>> they had millions of people digging out on the east coast of the u.s. commuters and travelers are having to practice patience as they deal with canceled or delayed flights and trains. the latest storm knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people and officials say the fix will not be quick. they are trying to catch up from the previous storm.>> there were trees in the back they came down. that it went out. first my neighbors went out, then there was a crack down the street, then we lost and the rest of the block lost.>> they got more than two feet of snow across the northeast. more than one 50,000 customers -- more than 150 customers are without power. >>> they are refusing to serve police officers.>> i think it is cold-blooded. i do not understand that>>> a cafe's unwritten rule that has the police union asking why.>>> another setback for the warriors stephen curry he's out again with an injured ankle. we have the latest on that and the outcome of tonight's game with the spurs later in sports.>>> at 10 pm, robert caught on camera, the search for

. >>> utility crews are working to restore power to hundreds of thousands along the east coast of the u.sall because of friday's powerful nor'easter. shutting off the lights for a million homes. at least eight storm-related deaths. high winds, rain toppling trees and power lines from south carolina to maine. forecasters say another storm will be here mid week. you are a survivor. >> is survivor, yes. still no power. i got a call at 1:00 a.m. saying it should be on tuesday by 11:00 p.m. >> better than the alternative. it could have been worse. >> it could have been far, far worse. i didn't get to watch the oscars but i caught up this morning. we have the biggest moments of the night, next. my mom's pain from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis was intense. i wondered if she could do the stuff she does for us which is kinda, a lot. and if that pain could mean something worse. joint pain could mean joint damage. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop further damage enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculos

u.s. it's the second storm to hit the east coast in less than a week more than eight hundred thousand people are enjoying widespread electricity cuts some have been without power for almost a week as the headline sits inside story next so stay with us here on al-jazeera. as poverty and desperation. girls are being sold and given away in refugee camps one on one east investigates yet another dark side of the crisis at this time on al-jazeera. a very rare nerve agent that's what the u.k.'s interior minister says was used to poison a former russian spy and his daughter it follows a number of mysterious deaths in the u.k. of recent years of people linked to russia which flatly denies any involvement so what are the implications of this latest attack this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm adrian for the good and the poisoning of former russian intelligence officer script al and his daughter yulia follows several mysterious deaths of russians in britain many of them had been living in the u.k. and it made allegations against russian president vladimir putin or his country's securit

u.s. it's the second storm to hit the east coast in less than a week more than eight hundred thousand people are enjoying widespread electricity cuts some of been without power for almost a week heavy snow and icy roads are for state officials to close schools and cancel or delayed thousands of flights. all traditions on modern technology have collided at this year's sky lantern festival in taiwan creations from six asian cities are on display at the event which attracts millions of visitors from around the world so here is that before reports rising up the night sky this year's sky lantern festival theme is a celebration of the chinese zodiac year of the dog the main display lantern a child from the local soup tribe with a taiwanese dog to wish everyone a prosperous year ahead. the festival dates back to the tenderness to fourteen hundred years ago back in the tradition marked the end of the lunar new year break when students return to school with lanterns to be let out by the teaches as a symbol of a brush a future. the festival features tech inspired elements that allow for more visitor i

u.s. it's the second storm to hit the east coast in less than a week or than a hundred thousand people are enduring widespread electricity cuts some of them without power for almost a week now as the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after one o one east ahead of the september twenty fourth national election survey showed germans satisfied with the state of their economy this is easily a slow news biggest tech success story the company was bought by. hundreds of thousands of real hinge a muslims escaped the military crackdown in mean. most of them women and girls. hoped.

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u.s. oil pipelines is pivoting instead of oil tankers going into the port of houston to offload oil from the middle east and other areas around the world and that oil being piped to refineries along the coast and inland now u.s. oil produced here in the states is going into the pipelines and being shipped out to be exported the report makes sense given the new news release yesterday by the u.s. energy information agency that says the united states will produce over ten point six million barrels of oil per day this year a forty seven year high and roughly what saudi arabia produces plus the report says the u.s. is expected to surpass russia as the number one oil producing nation by twenty twenty three russia currently produces around eleven million barrels of oil per day . and to talk about all of that and more we're joined by chris martenson the founder of peak prosperity dot com chris thanks for joining us again saudi aramco says that with the growing demand for oil i guess the paez getting bigger and we can all get along with strong demand and growth around the world are we really all going to live happily ever after or for the next decade or so what's your take well this is really a sto

reporter: the study looked at more than 200 latino parents in the suburbs of a major east coast city. 2/3 living in the u.slly. what they found, 65% often worried or are very worried about family members getting separated and nearly 40% avoided getting medical help or social services because of immigration fears. researchers also found that those hispanic parents experienced a 300% increase in psychological distress, including depression and anxiety. >> the fact that we found such strong and statistically significant findings impacting parents' mental health in negative ways across diverse residency statuses was very surprising. >> reporter: but not to damaris, who sees the impacts immigration policies are having on people she knows. >> the crisis is so severe that often we feel like we can't do enough for them. so it affects all of us. >> reporter: including her son caleb. >> i could possibly never see them again. so that kind of gets me scared because i don't want anybody to leave. >> reporter: fears shared no matter their immigration status. maya rodriguez, nbc news, ft. lauderdale, florida. >>> still a

u.s. airports as a powerful noise does slams into the east coast. and unspoiled limping demarest alley wiseman has filed a lawsuit against the u.s. olympic committee has asked the state. police and the u.s. is searching for a student suspected of shooting his parents said a central michigan university he's accused of killing them when they came to pick him up placing the suspects is considered and dangerous sarah has more police say nineteen year old james eric davis entered the dorm and shot his parents officer james eric sr and david janine killing them both a chilling voice message was sent to students and staff warning them not to leave the mount pleasant campus this is an important notice from some from as you university police listen carefully regarding this morning's incident on cmu scampers the suspect is still at large. at this time please shelter in place where you are if you are located on the emmy's campus this video was posted from inside a cafeteria with stuff we're taking shelter that's in america for us policies of benton detroit the

trains and planes and automobiles all impacted by a powerful storm slamming the east coast, hundreds of flights in and out of the u.sdelayed or outright cancelled. now the trouble is, getting back, easier said than done. bryan llenas at la guardia international airport in new york with the very latest. how is it looking there, bryan? >> good morning neil. it is looking pretty good. yesterday there were about 2800 cancellations because of this nor'easter storm nationwide. at boston's logan airport this morning the number is about 100. that's the most cancellations nationwide f. you look here at -- if you look here at la guardia, there were some 600 cancellations yesterday because of the storm that number this morning is down to 46. at jfk there were 462 cancellations, and today it is 76. so the situation has improved drastically. now the storm's dangerously high winds are to blame. look at this video. a southwest airlines flight forced to abort its landing at the last second because it was simply too dangerous to land at reagan international in washington, d.c. reagan saw some 15 straight hours of 40 miles-an-hour wi

the deal is still being reviewed in the u.s >>> and you've probably heard this before. east coast dents grappling with the fourth noer in three years utilities have report ed a few thousand customers without power but eck pecht that number to climb as the storm intensifies >>> be safe out there. that is the news update this this hour. back to you. i've got my boots. i have my sand in my car i have snow shoes. i'm all ready. >> i think a lolot of people ar just like you. here's what else is coming up. >> next up, the big name bio tech, jpmorgan believes is set to soar. before the break, top and bottom sectors after recent rate hikes dating back to 2015. real estate is at the top when sold two weeks later financials down by more than 1%. for more, go to cn.c/kshbcomeno. halftime report is back in two minutes. rging markets obsolete? at pgim, we see alpa in the trends, driving specific sectors of out performance. where a rising middle class powers a booming auto industry. a leap into the digital era draws youthful populations to mobile banking and e-commerce. trade and travel surge b

u.s. it's the second storm to hit the east coast in less than a week more than eight hundred thousand people are enjoying widespread electricity cuts some of been without power for almost a week having style when i say roads or for state officials to close schools and cancel or delay thousands of flights. start a quick recap of the top stories here the u.s. president will meet with kim jong. il high level south korean delegation delivered an invitation from the north korean leader south korea's national security adviser says kim jong un also expressed a commitment to denuclearization. president president. no meeting north korean human don't want that he is committed. to providing. north korea. from any photo was distorted first he understands that the joint military exercises between the republic of korea and the united states must continue and he expressed this that you're going to meet president from that's as possible. president appreciated the briefing and said he would meet. by may to order prominent the new curators. the trump administration has imposed controversial tariffs on steel a