doing big things is harder for us. hard for all of us.e need to reflect on how we got to this moment and how we could get to its been a part ultimately, it comes down to a choice, are all of us willing to get -- give a little to get something done? say yes to the good even though it is not perfect. anchor: following all of the developments, what an extraordinary day. president trump trying to blame the democrats, this is his republican party at war with itself, isn't it? >> after bringing it to the brink, republican party and the defeats., it is the republicans have been talking about repealing and replacing obamacare for the past seven years. that could agree how they would replace it and what they would replace it with. moderates said the reforms went too far and left too many without insurance. conservatives believe it did not go far enough. they wanted more of the reforms repealed brought back. the two sides cannot find a consensus. it is an embarrassing setback for the republicans. it is the first time they had a chance to put someth

jihadists using hard bombs and suicide operations to stymie the offense of those iraqi troops. western mosul is a lot more complicated to navigate than the eastern counterpart. narrower inlot terms of the space, the alleyways and the urban planning if you can collect that. very chaotic in the western part of mosul, which means death to moving vehicles and troops and there is a complex task and if those situation. they do advance but they do have a hard time holding onto and certainly the path leading to downtown mosul is going to be a very perilous one for those troops and fighting bloodier sincey the assault on mosul is launched. there is a little bit of dreading that last phase of the battle, the one that will unfold and who will be engaging in close combat. again the geography and the layout and the city. anchor: we know there are civilian still trapped inside the isa city. what is happening to them? of them areme trapped, literally caught in the crossfire between iraqi troops on one side and the jihadists on the other side. again today we saw a large residents,displaced and

us now to reading berks county. one of the areas actually expected to get hit the hard. >> "eyewitness news" reporter alicia nef he is, bracing for the conditions out there. >> if i said that the snow was pelting into my face before, my last live hit, it is really beating us up within the last hour or so inbetween, and i'm losing the fight. just to give you an idea where we're at now with the snow, probably about a half foot, that's about an inch and a half higher than we were before we started. but i want to give you guys an understanding what the snow, how it has changed here, right? so it went from being this softer, fluffier snow, to the heavier snow, little more wet, i can hear it as it is hitting my jacket. and i want to gave you a look at kind of the road conditions. we actually saw some video, go pro video, little while ago earlier today. just to kind of see what it is like out there. it may be deceptive in the video where it might not look as bad as it is, but also should have spots in there, kind of car pulling out of parking space and shuttling to get out, just two, 3 inches of snow on the grass. that is k

. >> my dad worked us hard, but that was a good thing, too. >> after clayton's father dies in 1997, theanch is split up. at age 24, clayton inherits 1,100 acres and 30 cows. that may sound like a lot. but to make a decent living these days, clayton would need 10 times that much land and about 500 head of cattle -- at least 40 acres for each cow. >> [ whistles ] i always tell people this place isn't big enough to starve to death on. but it's every cowboy's dream to have their own place. >> okay, we're saddling up. >> just step on my knee with your right leg. >> okay. >> there you go. >> clayton insists i wear a helmet. >> yeah, that's pretty smooth. >> good girl! somebody must have told him i'm a lawyer. ♪ i can see why clayton loves being out here. i also learn why he calls ranching a big gamble. >> there is a big gamble in ranching. wintertime can be hard. you can have some big storms. there can be death loss. you can buy a bull for $10,000, and he can go wreck himself or break his leg or something, and you may not get any return out of him. >> for years, clayton works a second job, ho

. >>> and from winter storm warnings to blizzard warnings, mother nature is hitting us hard this morningk live at storm scan3, the roads in the area, already starting to look really bad. >> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. snow is falling. schools are closed. here's what you need to know in your morning minute. >> the blizzards of 2017. >> this storm has everything up its sleeve. it is turning into a monster. >> the snow is pelting pretty hard on my face right now. probably accumulating about an inch, maybe an inch and a half of snow in hour. >> take it slow. some people are

>>> major nor'easter coming together and it is going to hit us hard. your weather authority is a big one, news starts in 30 seconds. flu >>> live from center city in philadelphia, this is fox 29 news at 10:00. >>> groundhog wasn't wrong, now, the winter that really never was is rolling in like a freight train. the storm that's coming is already having an impact. looking forward to better business on the slopes. finally. i'm lucy noland, here we go, the winter storm warning starts tomorrow night at 8:00. the weather authority on top of this for days now, meteorologist scott williams it's all yours >> a lot of information to get through. but first thing is first, we do have the winter storm warnings, and pink for much of the area, all of southeastern pennsylvania, the i95 corridor. mercer county, interior sections of south jersey. northern delaware, watches for can cumberland county, ocean counties. take a look off to the west. watching energy that will move out of the upper midwest. the two pieces of energy will can combine develop into that nor'easter,

>>he significance of the pilate stone is that it actually gives us hard evidence of this central figurem the story, the crucifixion of jesus. so pilate really existed. he lived. and he was the prefect of jew deem. we have a point of connection between the story of the crucifixion of jesus in the bible and actual roman history. >> although we know a few things about him from the gospels, to fill out history more, we need to go to the jewish historian, josefhus who tells us quite a lot about pilate. >> in oxford where the library has a rare copy of an ancient manuscript. >> this is a 600-year-old edition of the jewish word. this was a jewish aristocrat who ended up in rome where he was a writer of jewish history. >> were it not for him, we would know very little about pilate's reign as governor of jew dee ya. >> in the time, the provens was ruled from the administrative capital. when pilate arrives here, he would have found a proper roman city befitting the imperial representative of rome. he would have found a manmade harbor complete with a temple to iowa gus tus and this beautiful, huge

us. doing big things is hard. uded, we will need time to reflect on how we got to this moment, what we could have done to do it better. >> that was speaker of the house paul ryan minutes after he pulled the republican's healthcare plan from the house floor. despite confidence from the president and plenty of pressure from from gop leaders, those behind the bill came up short on the votes needed to pass. it is friday night. monica is off, alicia vitarelli is joining us and the big story on "action news" is breaking news from the nation's capitol. republicans have withdrawn their attempt to repeal and replace the affordable care act. >> president trump spoke about today's actions just minutes ago. >> perhaps the best thing that could happen is exactly what happened today. because we'll end up with a truly great healthcare bill in the future after this mess known as obamacare explodes. >> after a flurry of activity over the last 24 hours, a vote was scheduled for 3:30 this afternoon. but instead of gathering support f

of his name in stone was groundbreaking. >> the significance of the pilot stone is that it gives us hardtory of the crucifixion of jesus. the pilot really existed and live and really wanted the prefekt. we have a literal touch stone of connection between the story of the crucifixion of jesus from the bible and roman history. >> don't miss the season premier of finding jesus, sunday night at 9:00 eastern. thanks for watching and see you back here tomorrow. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. [bullfighting music] [burke] billy-goat ruffians. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. >> you are w5uatching cnn newsroom. donald trump said jeff sessions did nothing wrong with meeting with russia's u.s. ambassador in the 2016 presidential race. >> jeff

and winter may hit us hard in just a few days. we're talking about possible snow. good evening, everyone, thanks for insquoing us i'm matt ackland. >> aim lauren demarco. >> and possible snow a few days out and the team is track what it means for us. kids are asking will there be snow days at school, gwen, she follows all the developments and joins you now. >> on friday, we had snow equals that moved through and this is a far cry from the snow equals. what we're keeping an eye on is a nor easter that could give us a lot of accumulating snowfall in many of our areas. so that nor'easter is expected to develop once we get into monday a lot of uncertainty, yes, lot of questions, yes. still a lot of things to pin point before we can get together firm numbers. in the meantime national weather service issued a winter storm watch anticipating 5" or more within a 12-hour period.. the area you see side shaded here in blue. this goes into effect monday evening until tuesday afternoon. but it's a pretty good indication of the seriousness of what we're speaking about in thames o

. >> we all work hard for our money, i am george spencer, it turns out many of us don't work as hard as keeping it or saving it. that's a big mistake. no matter how much or little you make, simple changes can help you hold onto your hard cash. >> a retirement quiz that many people took failed. the financial expert fromwl+n& e washington university, a quiz question, if you were able to set aside $50 a month, how much could that end up becoming in 25 years? >> your answer is $5,000, $15,000 or $40,000? only 6% of the people who took the quiz answered this one correctly. the correct answer is as much as $40,000. nearly half the people who take the quiz under estimate small savings can end up make up overtime. lets try one more of those. how much will a couple retiring at age 65 spend on out of pocket costs for healthcare over the course of their retirement. >> you think that answer is $50,000, $100,000 or $260,000. >> the correct answer is you see $260,000, mind boggling for a lot of people. that's the amount you need to cover your entire retirement which could be more than 20 years. jo

everything i told you is the truth. >> is it possible that you're telling us hard-core stories about crimes that you don't have as way to survive in here? is that possible? >> yeah. >> it's possible? >> the racist stuff? that's -- that's real. >> so the manslaughter is not real? >> no, the manslaughter's not real. >> but you just told me five minutes ago it was real. >> yeah, i know. >> why do you feel the need to say that? >> like you said, to survive in here. to survive when i go down to prison. that's the vibe i like to give off, just so, you know, i don't get [ bleep ]ed with. >> in the end, matthew bryan was given a sentence of 13 1/2 years with 12 years suspended. so he ended up serving a year and a half for serving his grandmother's charge and a few other charges, all of it in the jail. he was never even sent to prison. and when he at first lied about his charges, i got kind of angry, i wanted to find out the truth and kind of call him on it. but in that moment when he admitted it and told me why he was lying, i felt bad for the guy. because he was making up this elaborate sto

. >> my dad worked us hard, but that was a good thing, too. >> after clayton's father dies in 1997, thes split up. at age 24, clayton inherits 1,100 acres and 30 cows. that may sound like a lot. but to make a decent living these days, clayton would need 10 times that much land and about 500 head of cattle -- at least 40 acres for each cow. >> [ whistles ] i always tell people this place isn't big enough to starve to death on. but it's every cowboy's dream to have their own place. >> okay, we're saddling up. >> just step on my knee with your right leg. >> okay. >> there you go. >> clayton insists i wear a helmet. >> yeah, that's pretty smooth. >> good girl! somebody must have told him i'm a lawyer. ♪ i can see why clayton loves being out here. i also learn why he calls ranching a big gamble. >> there is a big gamble in ranching. wintertime can be hard. you can have some big storms. there can be death loss. you can buy a bull for $10,000, and he can go wreck himself or break his leg or something, and you may not get any return out of him. >> for years, clayton works a second job, hoping t

. >> my dad worked us hard, but that was a good thing, too. >> after clayton's father dies in 1997, theup. at age 24, clayton inherits 1,100 acres and 30 cows. that may sound like a lot. but to make a decent living these days, clayton would need 10 times that much land and about 500 head of cattle -- at least 40 acres for each cow. >> [ whistles ] i always tell people this place isn't big enough to starve to death on. but it's every cowboy's dream to have their own place. >> okay, we're saddling up. >> just step on my knee with your right leg. >> okay. >> there you go. >> clayton insists i wear a helmet. >> yeah, that's pretty smooth. >> good girl! somebody must have told him i'm a lawyer. ♪ i can see why clayton loves being out here. i also learn why he calls ranching a big gamble. >> there is a big gamble in ranching. wintertime can be hard. you can have some big storms. there can be death loss. you can buy a bull for $10,000, and he can go wreck himself or break his leg or something, and you may not get any return out of him. >> for years, clayton works a second job, hoping to make e

us. doing big things is hard. all of us, all of us, myself included, we will need time to reflect on how we got to this moment, what we could have done to do it better. but ultimately, this all kind of comes down to a choice. are all of us willing to give a little to get something done? are we willing to say yes to the good, to the very good, even if it's not the perfect? if we're willing to do that, we because -- because if we're willing to do that, we still have such an incredible opportunity in front of us. there remains so much that we can do to help improve people's lives and we will. because that's -- i've got to tell you, that's why i'm here. i know it's why every member of this conference is here to make this a better country. we want american families to feel more confident in their lot in life. we want the next generation to know that yes, the best days of this country are still ahead of us. i'm proud of the bill we produced. it would make a dramatic improvement in the health care system and provide relie

. >> the significance of the pilate stone is it gives us hard evidence of this central figure from the. so pilate really existed, really lived, and really was the prefech of judea. >> joining us is the visiting scholar from columbia university, author of "the politics of jesus." so interesting to have you here. our series is called "finding jesus" but it could really be called "finding pilate." pilate is a name everybody knows, but the real person seems to be more interesting than people realized. >> we have the biblical version and the secular, historical version. the biblical version says he was reluctant to kill jesus, and that it was all inspired by the priestly aristocracy. the secular writers from the first century may describe him as bloodthirsty, as murderous, as extremely thoughty. philo says his temperament is a blend of self-will and relentlessly. he talked about his seizure of property, his cruelty and on and on. >> it sounds like pilate had the same problems as politicians today, they don't like the media. >> yes, we don't want to go into that, but it sounds like he could

here's an example what your windshield will look like at route 13 in delaware, rain coming at us hardoughout the day and into the evening. here's a live look at the schuylkill wbus, right at the uy avenue overpass only one lane opened there and if you are heading down to the airport give yourself some extra time. i just checked with philly international there are delays from atlanta, but we will see delays here in philadelphia, throughout the day with the heavier rain. south jersey an accident at freeway at route 676, right there as you work your way between whitman and ben franklin and pennsy turnpike northeast extension accident southbound at allentown and expect speedometers to get knocked down naturally. we are picking up delays on the major roadways. just watch out for puddles, and little won will be waiting outside on the bus stop any minute new getting splashed from the cars riding on by, alex and thomas, back to you. >> bob, thanks. >>> coming up at 6:19. penn state university has permanently banned fraternity where a pledge died last month university officials have revoked it

us. doing big things is hard. all of us, all of us, myself included, we will need time to reflect on how we got to this moment, what we could have done to do it better. but ultimately, this all kind of comes down to a choice. are all of us willing to give a little to get something done? are we willing to say yes to the good, to the very good, even if it's not the perfect? if we're willing to do that, we still have such an incredible opportunity in front of us. there remains so much that we can do to help improve people's lives and we will. because that's -- i've got to tell you, that's why i'm here. i know it's why every member of this conference is here to make this a better country. we want american families to feel more confident in their lot in life. we want the next generation to know that yes, the best days of this country are still ahead of us. i'm proud of the bill we produced. it would make a dramatic improvement in the health care system and provide relief by people hurting under obamacare. what's probabl

. >> yeah, they want to mess with us in a continuing and general way. its hard to answer the counterfactual. i assume they would have continued their efforts to undermine president-elect clinton as they had begun during the summer, especially with european allies to create a divide there, and lots of other things. what i meant by they'll be back. they aren't going away, i meant that in the sense of, their next opportunity to mess with our election is two years from now and in four years from now. that's what i meant by back. >> thank you. i think your job is difficult because there's a lot of conjecture with any relationship with russians in general and questions from me and others about can i meet with the russian ambassador, does that get me investigated, business ties here and there. you know, i mean, currently we share a space station with the russians. we buy engines from the russians for our rockets. and in the '90s we had joint military exercises with the russians. it gets a little bit tough for you guys to decide what and when do we investigate. and i ap

. >> the significance of the pilot stone is it gives us hard evidence of the central figure from the crucifixion of jesus, so does he really exist and he really lived and he was the prefect of judaism. >> all right. i want to bring in our cnn religion communicator, father beck. have not seen him in a while. it's good to see you again, father. >> you, too. >> i want to know, and i understand you have seen the first episode in full. what is your takeaway, and what do you think people will glean from it? >> that clip really showed two great takeaways from the first episode. the first is the archeological discoveries that pawn khus pilot really existed. there are archeological discoveries with a stone in an amphitheater that have the words on them. you have a jewish historian writing about him and jesus, and this is an independent authority, so it supplements the gospel accounts for all the believers, and they say, wow, these people did exist and it draws people more into the story, so finding jesus makes a good point about bringing out the historical data for jesus, for a trial, for him

us. >>> snowing hard on the top of couth mountain in frederick unty, maryland. >> giving us headaches in the air. >> a big impact on our airports. >> potentially dangerous on the ground. >> three people died shoveling snow in the last blizzard. >> people are stocking up for snow day at home. >>> packed aisles turning into deserted streets as the worst of the storm approaches. >> when it comes to what you need to know tonight, we have you covered. >>> and right now, we are following dozens of school closings, and the two largest districts fairfax and montgomery county are closed tomorrow, and others are waiting to make a decision in the morning. the entire list is on the bottom of your screen. we have a list list on -- we have a complete list on our wusa 9 app. >>> federal workers have to wait until 4:00 in the morning to find out if they have to report to work. >>> topper's forecast is still changing. >>> here's the latest snowfall map. we are looking at the bull's- eye closer to town, and then southern maryland, we have been saying this since the weekend, it's not your storm. you could

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what i'm noticing here is the sun glare, hitting us hard, this morning, and i wouldn't be surprised ifto do with the little fender bender here, as you come around that curve, coming out of saint gabe's, head in the toward kop. that sun is right at the dashboard level. wicked sun glare here. coming into downtown, a live look at the vine st. expressway, here's the big cranes from the crews working above there on the parkway. an accident north on 95, for the folks in wilmington, right near martin luther king boulevard. here's a crash, 309, northbound, at the pennsylvania turnpike, right at the forward washington interchange. happy birthday, to the ford mustang. did you have one in sue had one. >> yes. >> back 1964 it rolled out. what's that make it it? oh, joe banner, hello to the shaders, route 73 looking good. no problems so far on septa's regional rail lines. we got big day on sunday, it is the saint patrick's day parade. and there is di, that's my -- see we take our cues from the floor director, usually she gives me times or points i'm tossing tonight show me what i have to do. right

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he showed us that working hard and doing a good job was its own reward. uth for and for others. efforts tocountless emphasize with those who were less fortunate. you can -- he wanted to treat people like he expected to be treated. that was a rule. as a look back at the values and character of what i witnessed growing up with my father. humility, honesty, his work ethic, his generosity is respect for others and his abiding faith in god and our family i feel so fortunate to have him as my father. and his family in every way and with his heart. he was a one-of-a-kind role model. with his accomplishments in public life, it makes us all very proud. it was his values and character that the instilled in each of us. that is going to be his lasting legacy. , i love you. i miss you. i know you are in god's hands now. before we close i would like to ask that you all join the army chorus with god bless america. it was one of my dad's favorite songs especially when he could lead the singing. he did on numerous occasions. ladies and gentlemen please join in as the ladie

us. doing big things is hard. all of us, myself included, we'll need tyk time to reflect n how we got to this moment and how to do it better. >> trump knows this will be seen as a humiliating failure for the deal maker that said only he could change things. he looked for someone to blame and then moved ahead. >> this would have worked out ad some democrat support. we had no democrat support, so now we'll go for tax reform. >> hilary clinton posted a long tweet today during which she said the collapse of t was a victory for anyone that believes affordable healthcare is a human here's where the act stands, 31 states expanded medicaid. the program covers one in every five people in the united state0 people get coverage in the insurance marketplace. premiums and deductibles shot up for coverage. many people have one insurer as an option. analysts disagree over what 2018 will bring if no changes are made, essential health benefits will be mandatory on all plans including maternity care, mental health, lab work and preve

putin, knowing what you know of him and his interest in doing hard to us, is it of asefit to have rex tillerson secretary of state for a >> i can't answer that question. >> admiral rogers? >> i'm not in a position to answer. could you give me an understanding of what are some of the reasons we impose -- tions >> from my general knowledge it is to punish activities criminal in nature that involved were crimes, violations of you and resolutions or united states law. it is to communicate and enforce foreign-policy interests and values of the united states of america. next room i describe it better. >> admiral rogers? use tos also a tool we shape the actions and intentions of others. -- the factse of russia had invaded crimea. it is an effort to try to send a strong message to russia. is that not true? dir. comey: i think that's right. adm. rogers: yes. yield forat, i will now. >> thank you. anys never acceptable for foreign power to interfere with our elector process. this committee has long focused on russia's conduct and we will remain focused on the threat -- we will and i follow the

so some things -- >> that's good, i don't want anybody using my tub anyway. >> so it's hard for us to actually live in the house. but we're there for a few hours, so we try to check it out as thoroughly as we can. >> what have been some things that maybe you've found in past inspections, things that have cropped up and made you say, wait a second. >> first of all, the lay of the land around the house is correct, it's not sloping towards the house, everything should slope away. make sure the gutters and down spouts are in place and extended away from the foundation so that water does not accumulate around the lower part of the house. as far as the inside of the house, we want to make sure that windows and doors operate. those are things that we look for that you can look for as a home buyer. make sure that those commonsense things are there. >> great. frank, thank you so much for your time today. >> you're welcome. >>> now here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." the federal reserve did what it made apparent bite do, raised the key interest rate by

give us hard numbers, we do not agree.scottish parliament backs that vote on independence. define things and making it garder for her -- defyin theresa may and making it harder for her. yvonne: thank you, samsung releasing its a new phone on wednesday. what will it take to revive the sales? ♪ betty: breaking economic news out of japan. getting deep -- getting data on retail sales for the month of february. we are getting numbers that are a mess, up 2/10 1% month on month. the survey of economists had expected a rise of 3/10 of 1%. down 2.7%, aales much steeper loss than was expected of a 1.6 -- 1.8%. growth up 1/10 of 1%. of itwas an expectation being up 7/10 of 1%. good,ers feeling pretty but the bank of japan officials are having a hard time stoking that demand domestically in japan. yvonne: we have been talking about japan part of a synchronized reflation trend across the globe. it is quite slow, as you can see from these numbers. we will have more inflation numbers later this week. let's talk more about samsung, they w

he showed us that working hard and doing a good job was its own reward. truth from us, and expecting no less when dealing with others. he showed us how to be generous and compassionate by his countless efforts to help, assist, console and empathize with those less fortunate or had fallen on hard times. he taught us to treat others the way we would want to be treated. that sounds like the golden rule. as i look back at values and character that i witnessed growing up with my father, his humility, his his work ethic, his generosity, his respect for others, and his abiding faith in god and our country, i feel so fortunate and blessed to have had him as my father. he loved us and his family in every way and with all his heart. he was a one-of-a-kind role model, and while his accomplishments in public life make us all so very proud, it is his values, it is his values and character that he instilled in each of us that means the most to us, and that will be his lasting legacy. godspeed, dad. i love you. i miss you. i know you're in god's hands now. before we clos