we've been doing a lot of outreach with the community to best manage and might mitigate one of the unique aspects of this project as you heard most of us feel like van ness is a san francisco city street that is our street and while that themselves that way technically this is the state highway so the street didn't belong to us this street belongs to the state of california so we're very grateful to have as we do with the federal government a great partner in the state government maneuvered in the leadership of the district 4 director of caltrans who with his staff we work closely at the levels of detail to make sure that design will work for the state highway so i want to thank him and his staff for the great work and please join me in welcoming for caltra caltrans. >> thank you, ed good morning mayor and supervisors and distinguished guests and agencies and staff and members of the public it is a pleasure to be here today to join all of you as we break ground for the first brt project in san francisco we've been wanting to reach this milling and reaching this point in the project is ref

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it's very unique on pandora. >> mr.estergren, in speaking to some of your large holders, they seem to believe that the company may face a funding gap to invest in initiatives like the one we're discussing here. is that the case? will the company need to raise money? and if so, how much? >> no, no. you know, we came out and said, we intend to be profitable this year. and again, we have a foundation unlike other businesses, there's a profitable foundation. only pandora's monetized and made money on free listening, the radio part i'm speaking of, and upselling to that. it's a nicely diversified business model for us. so, over time, as we move listeners up this rpu curve and the business gets more attractive, we have a foundation in advertising that's profitable. so it puts us in a unique position. >> so you don't need to raise new money? because i continue to hear that the company has been considerable raising as much as $250 million in what we call a p.i.p.e., private investment into public equity. that is not true? >> yo

so this culvert is unique. if the court, i would invite the court to look at exhibit 180 of the petition's an ben dix which is a picture of the culvert. >> what if the officer was not standing in the united states but actually ran a short distance across the border into mexico? that would seem to be worse, wouldn't it? would you say the rule would be different there. >> justice alito, it may be because first the border patrol agents are strictly prohibited from crossing the border like federallies are strictly prohibited. >> suppose he violates that rule, he crosses into mexico and then shoots the mexican national. >> the rule would not apply but it doesn't mean it under the standard that there's not constitutional protections. he did not know where the line was? did he go in hot pursuit? was he called over by a federally. the specs of the facts would affect the decision of whether the constitution applies. under our proposed rule as mexico pointed out in its brief, there's been 243 shootings. along the boarder

that retains the terrorists and the uniqueness. but if this deal doesn't go ahead —— that harris and the uniqueness. they are working together with the common aim to rip tain international sport. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. you're watching bbc news. to the news that the scottish parliament has asked the uk government to hold a second independence referendum. it passed by 69—59. but tonight the scottish secretary appeared to push back any referendum until well after brexit. iain murray is the only labourmp in brexit. iain murray is the only labour mp in scotland. hejoins us live. thanks for joining labour mp in scotland. hejoins us live. thanks forjoining us. scotla nd live. thanks forjoining us. scotland voted overwhelmingly to stay in the eu. there's been no guarantee that after brexit there will be more devolved powers to holyrood. once westminster gets powers back from brussels. therefore, a second independence referendum seems only right and proper? i think the scot

our decades ever planning to break ground on a transformative project for one of the city's anyhow unique and special streets i - there is a way this works folks without whom we wouldn't be here i'll give an opportunity to speak and afterwards go out and literally 0 break ground i want to acknowledge folks not speaking i'm not sure they're here by representatives from nancy pelosi's office and senator harris and there was a lot of work to be done at the freshen over the years and leader pelosi in particular was a huge comment thank her and stare half and at the state level hearing from the state a strong will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wiener and a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen

pools have their own unique residents.d vernal pool tad foal shrimp, threatened fairy shrimp and tiger salamanders. >> today, we are assembly in the pools. >> reporter: so she sent her team to take inventory of the creatures. >> churning butter very vigorously in a pond. >> we are taking samples and measuring them. 29. >> we have numbers. >> got one. >> all right snore they want to live in this extreme environment. the specific colors. >> reporter: these animals lay eggs and remain in the land even after the pools dry up. >> so the cycle makes this place extra special. >> reporter: she says without these vernal pools, all of these species would varnish from the earth. but as beautiful as the pools are, they'll soon fadeaway. >> they're only here for a short amount of time. >> but if you come here in summer, you will not recognize the landscape. >> reporter: as the season turns over, so does this unique landscape. at least for now, a reflection of the little rain. joe rosato junior, nbc bay area news. >>> beautiful pictures

. >> prime minister, you have had a unique view of history and a unique voice and we thank you for that 'thank you for your time here this evening and for your clear-eyed vision. >> thank you, frank. >> thank you very much. ♪ ♪ >>> military officials will testify about the shortage of pilots in the military and efforts to keep them from leaving for jobs in commercial airlines. wa live coverage in about 20 minutes at 2:00 p.m. eastern. you can also follow live coverage on c-span.org and listen on c-span's free radio app. until then, british prime minister theresa mai's statement today in the british house of commons about the british exit from the european union. >> statement, the prime minister. >> thank you, mr. speaker. today the government acts on the democratic will of the british people. and it acts, too, on the clear and convincing position of this house. a few minutes ago, in brussels, the united kingdom's permanent representative to the eu handed a letter to the president of the european council on my behalf confirming the government's decision to invoke article 50 on the treaty

our decades ever planning to break ground on a transformative project for one of the city's anyhow unique and special streets i - there is a way this works folks without whom we wouldn't be here i'll give an opportunity to speak and afterwards go out and literally 0 break ground i want to acknowledge folks not speaking i'm not sure they're here by representatives from nancy pelosi's office and senator harris and there was a lot of work to be done at the freshen over the years and leader pelosi in particular was a huge comment thank her and stare half and at the state level hearing from the state a strong will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wiener and a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen

our decades ever planning to break ground on a transformative project for one of the city's anyhow unique and special streets i - there is a way this works folks without whom we wouldn't be here i'll give an opportunity to speak and afterwards go out and literally 0 break ground i want to acknowledge folks not speaking i'm not sure they're here by representatives from nancy pelosi's office and senator harris and there was a lot of work to be done at the freshen over the years and leader pelosi in particular was a huge comment thank her and stare half and at the state level hearing from the state a strong will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting with the transportation and our legislatures want to acknowledge supervisor chiu and supervisor scott wiener and a lot of folks made that happen but really the lead for this project has came into from right here in san francisco and one of the hallmarks of our mayor has been to forge collaboration amongst city agencies within the government and with the community and because of complexity of that project there were probably a dozen

this was one of the most unique experiences i have ever had.er have another experience like it. no one is making movies in this way, really. he makes beautiful films. what is interesting about terry is he makes them very differently from what the usual formula is. most films out there have the same formula and terence malik has a different formula and i think that's the interesting part about him. whatever i wanted, he'd make it happen. terence malik does not do interviews. he has become a mythicalfigure. partly because he withdrew from filmmaking for two decades after his first two successful features in the 1970s. since his award—winning 2011 picture, the tree of life, his most recent films have not brought him much praise. what everyone going to south by southwest wanted to know, would song to song restore his reputation as a visionary american director? but critics for the most part panned song to song, one calling it sprawling yet shallow. what is it you do? i'm a driver. more enthusiasm was expressed for the festival's hollywood studio mo

i think what makes district 4 unique is that we have so many different cultures here. we have so many different generations of people. different experiences and that makes it a vibrant neighborhood. for example, which you go down urban street you can do to a japanese restaurant, chinese restaurant, american restaurant, and the cultural diversity is just what makes it so amazing my name is ching le, and i'm the owner of the kingdom of bounty. 17th san francisco, 94116. we make the most authentic and different kinds of dumplings and dim sum. recently more and more popular because they are vegetables and meats that we use fresh vegetables and meats in the business. it's really inspired to start discover your district series, because i wanted to find a way for neighbors to come and get to know our small businesses and our neighborhoods. get to know each other, get know our office, and do so in a setting that was unintimidating and fun. so i launched this idea call the "discover your district," where we go every month to one or two small businesss in district 4 and we have

you think about how unique you are and what we believe is that you ought to as a unique individual americanght to be the to select the coverage that you want that works best for you and works best for you and your family. that's what our plan is all about. to make certain we have the competition, the choices available for folks, driving down cost and an array of opportunities for individuals to select the coverage so that you are able to select something that works for you and everybody else is able to select something that works for them. >> lasering it a little bit more. for ethical or religious reasons, say somebody doesn't want to take chemo or want their child to have immunizations or doesn't want a blood transfusion. how would that work under that plan? would you be penalized more or less saying i want to go for a different form of therapy to get rid of a disease? how would that work? >> this is key. it gets to the uniqueness of each individual and how they view their health care. you may want a plan that allows one thing and not another. you may want a plan to care for you or this fa

so actually, the uk is in a uniquely good position to have the best dealfor britain. uniquely good position best deal for britain. even uniquely good position to have the best dealfor britain. even if uniquely good position to have the best deal for britain. even if we don't get a free trade arrangement with the eu because a free trade arrangement with the eu is actually icing on the cake, it is by no means important as important as the other things that we can do. lots of ifs and abouts, aren't there, john and the chancellor at there, john and the chancellor at the time was campaigning for remain, of course, called it a leap into the dark. a leap into the unknown and it really is, isn't it? it has never been done before. it is unprecedented and we don't know how it's going to turn up. we don't know what will happen in the negotiations. the main part is around sorting out the administrative arrangements twoon the uk and the eu, customs union, border control and so on. that's really very, very technical and a process that we can readily go through. the rest of it actually is very much known

and it is unique the etf. the et stands for exchange traded. so coming with that feet sura unique set of risks and responsibilities that ultimately present a burden and a learning curve for investors who have to know how to trade safely. >> and you make the point there are a couple things people need keep in mind in materials of when to trade the etf. the beginning of the day, and toward end of the day. tell me about that. >> absolutely. so following a few simple best practices, investors can all but immunize themselves from some of these risks. so avoid trading etfs near the open. they're a basket of stocks. they take a while the wake up in the morning. they're a bit groggy when they roll out of bed. because it could account for a thousand different individual stocks that will open at different times in the first minutes of trading. also avoid closing near the close. bid and offer spreads tend to widen. pricing can be more volatile. so if you trade near the open or the close, you can avoid these risks. >> of course, the other way you can avoid

and we know every certain patient's unique. when i treated a patient with one diagnosis and another patient with the same diagnosis, the treatment may have been completely fferen because those patients are unique, and that's what we want is a system that recognizes the uniqueness of patients. and you can't recognize the uniqueness of patients by providing health coverage that's exactly the same for everybody. that doesn't respond to the patients' needs. for you, i suspect you had a coverage plan before that worked for you, was more responsive to the needs that you had. >> it was lower priced. it was still a high deductible but a much lower premium. >> it was providing the kind of care that you desired at a much better price. isn't that something that we ought to allow the american people to have the option to choose? that's what we're saying. it's not that everybody wants the coverage that you would have or you would select, but you ought to be able to select the coverage that you need for yourself and your family, no t e the f

state with unique needs. and this administration know, it's state-based solutions designed by your governor, are the best way to give better coverage and get better health care outcomes, particularly for the most vulnerable citizens across the state of florida. and under president trump's leadership, lastly, just know this. we're going to give the american people the freedom to buy health insurance across state lines. the way you buy life insurance, the way you buy car insurance. that's the combination. president trump and i know that the way to lower costs is to increase choices. to create a dynamic national marketplace. and that's what our plan will do. probably won't be too long before you see flo and some little lizard on television selling health insurance. and that's the american way. and let me say a couple of thingso you before i slip off and get on that plane and head back south with your governor. want to assure the people of florida, we're going to have an orderly transition to a better health care

timothy here has a pretty unique way of using the treadmill.ay to work all of the leg muscles. >> he already had his glass of wine. and now he went to work it off. >> well, if nothing else he's keeping it fun. because sometimes a schedule can get boring. >> sometimes? >> hop. you don't stop. >>> thanks for watching. don't forget to tell all your friends you saw it here first. we'll see you next time on the next brand new episode of "right this minute." wendy's doesn't put up with mushy fish sandwiches like some do. their north pacific cod is breaded in crisp, flaky panko for a big... that's deliciously different. i love it even more than the sea. hey, don't get all mushy on us. it's dinner time and you worked overtime. so you have... no time. but you don't have to cut corners, mom! wendy's kids meals are now just $1.99 after 4pm for a limited time. and you can treat yourself too. it's about time. i know you and olivia were taking that boat to canada. i got a lot of influence on the waterfront. when you made a deal for the boat, i got a call! i

0 clothing store uniqueness is the commonality we can maybe see that would help us further appreciate that to have things put in a beginning and middle and current day i mean kind of dividing them up it would have been really cool and there are a lot of visuals that were included but cool to see one or two articles i marked the arts will the nonprofits about the issues of today because those issues radio still issues today i think that is important and to see the visible and what the first a lot of bread for those i think are definitely sitting on the commission those viciously would be important i say that for future generations can appreciate you know all the hardship to put the businesses alive and forwarded the information to the library archives is that right? that will be great to get that information i'm talking like a broken record to make sure but we hauniform it and the accompanying things to support that that would be enough. >> thank you commissioner johnck. >> well, i had two points to make one of them is made for eloquently more than i was prepared to make it and the sec

unique. thing that you guys will do is we come along a little bit. you have like a movie theater here, some people can watch leggo movies and other movies? >> we have 40 movie theatres, place different movies go on rotation, between 12 to 15 minutes a time. again, all included. >> and i watch that. >> she wants to watch a movie, as well. >> the other thing we want to know about tomorrow is april 1st. so obviously that's the beginning of autism awareness month. you guys are aware that there are kids that want to come here that might have sensory i shall news. >> yes, what we've done, we are partnering up with the center for autism locally here in plymouth meeting. they've come out, working on doing story boards together. so folks that have children with autism will know what it is like to be in here. there are a lot of effect in here, a lot of light. it can be overwhelming, so making sure we prepare them correctly for when they come out and sensitive to those needs. >> okay, so i have to say,

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here, you have the tide, absolutely unique.t goes this way, and six hours afterward, the current will go this way. up to the great lakes, up to montreal, so that is why the ice is so broken like this. so what happens now? now we are going to row a little bit. instead of scootering, we start rowing right there. wow. ok, let's try this. it's not that scary now! but i don't want to go in that freezing water — that would be terrifying. but now it feels... it feels good. actually i've never rowed before, so i'm not really a good asset to the team. rowing between the icy banks of the river is beautiful, but i'm worried about colliding with some of the enormous ships moored along the banks. why are we so close to this boat? oh, my gosh, get me out of here! scootering, front! as soon as we hit a section of ice, we have to jump out for scootering. scootering, back! even with spiked shoes to grip the ice this isn't easy. matching the rhythm of the rest of the team feels impossible. but the more we jump between the boat and the ice, the m

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he was uniquely called to the legislature and legislative process, a workhorse instead of a show horse, leader michel pushed forward in the house under both republican and democratic presidents. building relationships across the aisle helped move legislation through the house chamber. to him, treating others with respect and care was essential to making deals and moving forward with solutions to american problems. he cared little if he obtained credit for his efforts. as commented at a national review, bob made little noise but made things work,". bob was a patriot. he was a warrior that landed at utah beach in normandy. he was wounded and aborted two bronze -- awarded two bronze stars and a purple heart. he now great -- joins the studyst generation whose love of country carried us through difficult seasons. he will be deeply missed. i yield back. >> thank you, very much, congressman hultgren for leader michael. .- leader michel i know mr. royer. >> the gentleman from peoria. maybe not exactly pure yet, but -- peoria. mr. speaker, we rise to honor one of the most decent, patriotic amer

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what makes mandela so uniquely different?think of all the people that i had been privileged to serve, nelson mandela was the one that i least suspected that i had ever come to meet personally. or to know. i tried several times while he was incarcerated to be given the privilege of visiting him. but the apartheid system would not allow that. i started corresponding with mr. mandela while he was in prison. i got to be aware of him by my mentor and the man i most admired and still do, paul rosen. paul rosen is very close to king matuli who was a leader against the apartheid system in the early days of its presence. in south africa. and he was the first black man to ever receive the nobel prize. looking at south africa from that prison i became to become more aware of what the african national, anc was doing, and what its leadership was aspiring to, to make decisions that would help us support the struggle that the people of south africa were experiencing and resisting apartheid. >> it is one thing to work along side dr. king as

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they believe there is a unique opportunity for support and a lesser degree. the capabilities which was not addressed in nuclear deal with capabilities like those. do you think if iran violates the nuclear agreement that they will be punished? >> from the beginning it was a bad deal and you feel the agreement but let's enforce the agreement and speak about the sanctions but let's at least start by enforcing the sanctions on these agreements and i think it's time that we discussed what we were doing. quickly, how you think this plays out? >> the new administration made it clear that we do not accept it and i speak with my colleagues, they all say it's enough Ãit's time to take action. >> we apparently have not seen the iranian nuclear deal. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> democrats blast president trump when he asked for the resignation 246 us attorneys. what they are saying todefend the president . >> >> anchor: new fallout over president trump's firing of dozens of attorneys. the new york prosecutor saying lawmakers pushback while others say they are

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it's a philadelphia thing. >> unique to us. what kind of sales this time of year?t making irish potatoes just before the first of the year. in this area, we're in a lot of the major markets. we have done so far today 95,000 pounds. which works out to be 2 million 800,000. >> who is buying them? who is your number one buyer? >> my number one buyer as far as storefront, it's wa-wa. >> or a person. >> person? anybody who loves coconut. anybody who loves candy. we get a lot of sales for people who give up chocolate at lent. these are not chocolate. it's a butter cream that we put coconut flavoring. we have cinnamon that tumbles the balls into cinnamon. the two machines that we use are called cut and roll machines to make them. they're 130 years old. they don't make them anymore. >> what did irish say about them? >> i think they love them. everyone tells me, i'm irish. i have had irish potato all my life. we have been doing these for 28 years now. we seem to be the people that everyone buys them from. >> any chance you will sell them year round? >> no, no. at st. patric

it's a unique push for business development and it appears to be working. downtown concord sparkles, but that's not how economic leaders are selling it. turn on your radio and you will hear this. >> silicon valley in san francisco made the bay area overpriced with no place to go. fortunately the city of concord opens up a refreshing amount of space with built properties. >> reporter: they launched a $100,000 pr campaign in re-branding the city. >> concord, a better fit for

i am developing an appreciation of the unique advantages that snapchat offers.e it a test run. shery: not yet. no more social media. [laughter] yousef: we have definitely got a lot to contend with. that is all we have for bloomberg markets: middle east. [indiscernible] shery: asian stocks gaining ground, and we will have the breakdown of everything that is happening on the markets at the top of the hour. we come back with headlines and breakdowns of the market. thank you for watching. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> is 1:00 p.m. in hong kong. federal reserve governor painted a positive picture of the global economy. he says the rate hike is likely to be appropriate soon. a is usually considered doubt, he says the u.s. economy appears to be in transition. time on says it does not expect to be branded a currency manipulator by the u.s. the central bank governor addressed the concerns about being named after the u.s. claimed taiwan on a watch list in october. we are

philadelphia designers kicked off women's history month with a unique art exhibit called cover girlsa bowel book covers designed by women. our fresco use emma at the blue cadet for this exhibit showcas showcasing nationally recognized designers and you know him. chef jose garr says just added three more restaurants to his growing list. fresco user melanie sole to the ribbon cutting for the popular chefs newest restaurant at the tropicana in atlantic city. he just opened ocach, olan and bar oh land. he has ten restaurants in philly. when you see news happening, take out your phone and shoot it and use the fresco app to zen it oh to our newsroom. >> chris i know you're a big coffee lover this is for you. >> in your health forget the cream and sugar how about some wine in your morning cup of joe huh. >> no. i like wine. i like coffee. not together. [ laughter ] >>> oh, sean brace wants it. california coffee roaster created a wine infused coffee, i don't know why, it's flying off the shelves probably because apparently sean brace like it said he came up the idea in 2013 but after website

in means protection plus unique extras only from an expert allstate agent. it's good to be in, good hands. >>> welcome back to "hardball." donald and melania trump dined with the cruz family last night at the white house, and ted cruz tweeted a picture of his daughters with trump. political rivals have had to find creative ways to bury the hatchet, but few rivalries reached quite as low as the cruz/trump faceoff last year. trump went off the appearance of cruz's wife, retweeting an unflattering comparison to his own wife, back in march. he really did it. then, he suggested cruz's father had something to do with killing jack kennedy. >> his father was with lee harvey oswald prior to oswald being, you know, shot, i mean, the whole thing is ridiculous. what is this, prior to his being shot and nobody even brings it up. they don't even talk about that. that was reported and nobody talks about it. but i think it's horrible. what was he doing with lee harvey oswald shortly before the death, the shooting? it's horrible. >> aren't his supporters listening to this? h

. >> prime minister, you have had a unique view of history and a unique voice and we thank you for thatnd we thank you for your time here this evening and for your clear-eyed vision. thank you very much. [ applause ] ♪ >>> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by the america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >>> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, former nato secretary general anders rasmus joins us to discuss u.s. relations with nato and russia. environmental and energy reporter zach coleman will talk about trump administration efforts to reverse obama era climate policies. then foreign affairs contributor tom nichols discusses how americans have lost faith in experts and why that's a problem. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" beginning live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >>> three former team usa olympic athletes visited capitol hill this week to support the pro

and so this nominee is really unique and has a unique responsibility to be forthcoming. >> if he doesail, are you prepared to potentially filibuster? >> not only filibuster but use every tool that we have if he's out of the mainstream. remember, we're talking about respect for a well-established, long-accepted precedent. roe v. wade certainly fits that description and that kind of the mainstream fiction will cause media to filibuster. >> senator richard blumenthal breaking a little news there on your approach and spending some time with us, which we appreciate before the hearing. dahlia, i'll speak to you again into the big political question is whether democrats should focus on the trump pick or on the oems. up next, a special report on the plan that some democrats have for stopping trump's nominee in his tracks. >>> mr. president, it's a great privilege to be nominated by a fellow chicagoan. i'm honored for the words that you have bestowed upon me. >> we have a special scotus addition of normal or not, looking at the first person nominated for the vacancy to the supreme court, merri

the unique structure can mean the stock is in for a bumpy ride.have seen stocks with great ipos go sour. twitter, took about a year and a half to lose expectations. revenue growth stalled and profits were nowhere in sight. then there was zynga, the one-time darling of the gaming industry that failed to come up with new hits. in snap's case, if investors lose hope, the stock could fall faster and further than its. investors have no voting power, no ability to nominate directors, and executive pay. if they are unhappy, the only recourse is selling. if snap can read up user growth and increase profitability, shareholders can enjoy returns the likes of netflix or facebook. selina: let's get more on the snap ipo and rudder tech ipo landscape. joining us from new york is alex barinka. great package. you outlined a lot of investor concerns. if you look at the current numbers, snap's price sales ratio is almost double facebook. on top of that they don't have profitability, it is a new business model, and investors have no voting power. don't you think thi

in means protection plus unique extras only from an expert allstate agent.good to be in, good hands. >>> spring is not far off, but it doesn't feel that way at the moment in the northeast united states which is about to get hit by a blizzard. >> yes. let's look at the very latest now from meteorologist pedro. what is going on, we were having warm temperatures and now we seem to be going backwards. >> it's the one winter we thought we could write it off, spring is going to start. certainly felt like it with a 9 to 1 ratio of record warmth beating record cold in the cold season. then you see canada opens up its door and all the ingredients for arctic air to come in, a storm sister out in the western united states. often the carolinas. put together monday night into tuesday. the models have been bullish on this storm system going all in with a tremendous amount of snow fall totals across parts of the northeast. in fact, 103 million people underneath winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings, storm watches. one in three dealing with an impressive storm sy