aaron stevens of kings countor for george gresham, meredith shepard of new york county for daniel donohue of saratoga county. theresa schwartz of nassau county for eric schneiderman, and eve gillergan of queens county for sandra young of queens county. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes the honorable scott stringer of new york county. >> madam speaker, i second the motion that the substitution be made in the manner described. >> thank you. are there any our nominations? none being offered, the nominations are now closed. i ask those in favor of the substitutions as described to signify so by saying aye. opposed. the smotion carried. will aaron stevens, meredith shepard, theresa schwartz and eve gillergan please stand and raise your right hand so i may administer the oath. do you solemnly swear to support the constitution of the united states and the constitution of the state of new york and that you will faithfully execute the duties of this office as elector of president and vice president of the united states of america to the best of your ability, so help you god. ok. the next orde

at 7:12 a.m., they are unable to reach york county and give lancaster a try. they get a call from president carter. he agrees with the evacuation decision. says haroldrter benton will be his personal representative in this incident. the governor had a press conference from the media center. the schools were closed. among the papers we received from a governor thornburgh are telegrams and letters regarding what people thought should be done to deal with this accident. there were some very interesting suggestions. he telegrams the governor to say to prevent meltdown, if safety rods are inoperative, run or x solution into damaged nuclear reactors. a letter came from terry richardson of kansas city, missouri. he has a lot of advice for the governor. what is interesting is he also drew sketches of how he thought this problem it could be handled. there were a lot of people opposed to the use of nuclear energy. were opposed to the use of nuclear energy, and also were very concerned about the facts, and there was criticism of what was happening at the time. this is a

>> you know, i was out in york county yesterday, his home base -- i was out there for work -- and, in, i think that there is a disconnect between those of us who are here in the eastern part of the state and the more rural, the more -- you know, the pennsylvanians that you see up in sullivan county, the pennsylvanians who don't necessarily have as priorities things that philadelphians would have. i think the problem is, he's seen as not understanding, even though he comes from york county -- understanding what those people want. i will say very, very quickly, the issue of medical marijuana, i find that to be fascinating in a commonwealth, as relatively conservative as pennsylvania is, that we were able with a democratic governor and an overwhelmingly republican congress or state house to actually approve medical marijuana. >> we have an aging population, also, that suffers from arthritis, and they want simple relief. >> 145 members of the house, in a house with 81 democrats, voted for medical marijuana. so you're talking about an issue about which there was a broad consensus. >> yeah

today state senator scott wagner of york county announcing his bid for governor. 's video from an event earlier today pipersville bucks county one of six stops the republican senator is making in the next two days. he spent much of his speech slamming governor wolf. he referred to wolf as a major roadblock in harrisburg. >> it's very simple. governor wolf is a failed governor. pure and simple. so that's why today i'm standing in front of you and i'm officially announcing my candidacy for governor of pennsylvania. [ applause ] >> wagner plans on focusing his campaign on raising the minimum wage and job creation. >>> the sixers are hosting pal night at the wells fargo center tonight as well as hosting the new york knicks. >> while the knicks are dealing with disappearing derek rose the sixers are dealing with the reappearance of our top draft pick ben simmons. >> are we going to start seeing simmons playing any time soon? that's what we want to know. >> we should. he's actually behind me right now getting ready throwing some passes out to some of his teammates. so di

to pay attention to whether you're looking at something from the new york state bar or the new york county bar association or the association of the bar in the city of new york. so they've all taken positions on some of these issues and they're not all the same. so, again, this is an area where you want to pay attention to what's going on in the juris dic dictions and a local bar member. we're not going to go through those. first issue, how does 4.3 apply when the lawyer is trying get access to the nonpublic portions of an unrepresented person's social networki site? if you're on facebook, you have u, unless you've been particularly cautious about your privacy settings, my wife joined facebook to keep up with our kids and had our profile set up if for a while where you could neither send her friend requests or messages, which meant she was on facebook but was totally incapable of being communicated with on facebook, we had to explain that wasn't the point. unless you're like my wife, you've got a b public profile there that has some information on it. got a picture. your name. anybody can

lilly, saved by the york county horse rescue, well it was tracey stewart john's wife who adopted her.o be opening their animal sanctuary next year. >> i always say sex is he sexy in any size, shape or form. apparently new york full size dance company proving they have all of the right moves. >> and they have a lot of fun with. >> this the name is pretty big movement. >> growing up in a danson vier onment, i did feel like my body was a negative. i couldn't fit in costumes. my costume was always different from everyone else's. i wanted to wear my stomach out. i've never been tableware my stomach out ever. family members, you know, used to make fun of me. it was frustrating. >> that's typical when you don't have the support. well, the new york based dance company, they're featured in the video, and this is you're looking at a scene there. so already pick up more than 7.7 million views. armstrong started the group after struggling to finds an agent to represent full size women. but she said, you know what? i'm going to do it on my own. and they are proving to be a success. >> i love. that

ultimate doppler showing some rain moving to lancaster county already in york county where you see that gash kerr dean and yellow that's where we're seeing the rain moving through the region this evening if you're going to be stepping out you'll see a few raindrops. you might want to pack the umbrella right now at the airport temperature is 50. the high today 54. winds out of the south at 5 miles an hour. those winds are going to kick up during the late night and overnight hours and we'll see temperatures in the 60s tomorrow. right now it's 39 in the poconos but 40 in reading. 46 in lancaster. 45 degrees in wilmington and dover it is 43 degrees. so this is what's going to be happening. watch this southerly flow lifting through the delaware valley with this warm front in the wake of those showers. temperatures boosting in the 60s in many locations challenging record warmth. then we'll watch this front swing through on friday. that northwesterly wind will be kicking it over the weekend making it cold enough to even see some snow showers by saturday. in the meantime, temperatures on their

. >>> interstate 83 was the scene of a fatal 50-vehicle crash in york county, pennsylvania.ctor trailer driver was killed. at least nine others transported to the hospitals. the crash happened monday during a sudden snowfall. the road has been re-opened. >>> still, be careful out there. in pennsylvania the roads will be slippery again today. same goes for most of the northeast and around the great lakes. also more mountain snow in the northern rockies. >>> if you're flying airport delays are possible in new york, boston and detroit. >>> authorities in los angeles have closed the book on a decades long murder case. in 1976 karen klaas, the ex-wife of bill medley was killed in her home. >> six years later a man named kenneth troyer was killed after escaping from prison. while investigating the case last year police used a controversial dna technique that linked troyer to klaas' murder. >> on behalf of my family, it's been a long road and we're just thrilled we can close the book. >> that controversial technique is known as familial dna. police say it can provide investigators

that crash happened on busy interstate 83 in southern york county.see, multiple tractor-trailers and other vehicles were involved and traffic was snarled in both directions. officials have in the yet said what caused the crash, but a passing snow squawl may have been a factor. >> couldn't really see anything that was the problem. snow squawl happened, fog, next thing i know, there was a truck right in front of me. couldn't stop. hit the brakes. doing about 35 or so. hit the brakes. i just slid. no stopping. and then a gentleman hit me on the side with his car, ran into me. >> now, while police have in the yet identified the victim, they do confirm that he was driving one of the tractor-trailers. >> meanwhile, a mud slide out in california reaks havoc in the hollywood hills. >> hillside gave way, sending mud and debris tumbling down, smashing into three homes. the landslide also damaged power lines, leaving several hundred homes in the dark. officials say one house was left dangerously close to the edge of the hill, rescue teams now working for any vi

are serving as first responders in the new york city police department, fire department of new york, flag county fire department, west chester county, palm beach, jacksonville and every branch in the u.s. military >> the musical selection is honor of mary mccloud trump, the president's mother. they're performing scotland the brave. the multi-jurisdictional drill team and color guard from michigan. >> they have almost numerous counties through the michigan in their short existence the group has a distinct honor and been invited to perform at the 2009 and 2013 presidential inaugural parade. this is nothing new, the third straight inaugural parade. >> they're all wearing dress uniforms of the agency that they represent. that way, each unit and member maintain their individual identity. identity. >> representing american veterans from the oldest service organization, fighting for all veterans who served honorably. >> i expect we'll hear a big cheer here for the members of a m vets. >> open to and fights for all veterans who served honorably including service and guards men. >> loud round of applause

. >> at least one person was killed in major pile up to our west in york county, pennsylvania.assed over interstate 83 right before the wreck happened this afternoon and at least 40 cars and 10 commercial trucks were involved in the crash. the southbound lanes of i-83 had been closed while pennsylvania police -- state police investigated. >>> the man accused of opening fire in the ft. lauderdale are a port says he's not guilty. and today esteban santiago told federal judge he understood his 22 count indictment entered a not guilty plea. the fbi says the 26-year-old flew to fort lauderdale, florida with handgun in his checked luggage. opened fire in the baggage claim area killing five people. santiago is facing live in federal prison or death penalty if convicted. >>> more than four decades after rape and murder finally a suspect. >> how did police find him? controversial dna testing technique. police say a 1976 kenneth killed karen the ex-wife of bill medl medley. he died in a shoot out with police in 1982 after escaped pri soar for other crimes. dna data bank in the hopes of f

today state senator scott wagner of york county announced his bid for governor. is video from an event earlier today. pipersville bucks county and one of six stops the republican senator is making over the next couple of days. he spent much of his speech slamming governor wolf. he says the governor is a major roadblock in harrisburg. >> it's very simple. governor wolf is a failed governor. pure and simple. so that's why today i'm standing in front of you and i'm officially announcing my candidacy for governor of pennsylvania. >> wagner plans on focusing his campaign on raising the minimum wage and job creation. >>> a child finds some candy left behind on schoolbus. so he eats it. he got very sick. what doctors say was inside the treat. >> i grabbed him by his neck. i he is cored him to my door. lucky i don't knock you out. >> guy comes face to face with a burglar hoping to get his hands on some sesame seeds. the story is weird already. there's the weird thing he wanted to do with those seeds. ♪ >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, ev

mainly in north carolina's gaston county and south carolina's york county. 19 homes started the new year in a new carolina. some people woke up with and foot in both as it turns out. border literally cuts right through some properties even through the middle of some homes. at least one resident has already received tax bills from both states. and the biggest legal fireworks were over actual fireworks, which are against the law in the north, and allowed to be sold in the south. so a minimart that has a new north carolina address had to get special attention to sell fireworks. all of it confusing. don't worry. iconic south of the border stop on i-95 remains south of the border. that's all for tonight. we'll be back with more "mtp daily." ayman mohyeldin begins the coverage now. >>> a fired up president obama meeting with democrats behind closed doors. we're going to talk to a lawmaker who sat in on that meeting. vice president-elect pence also on the hill today vowing to repeal obamacare on day one. so why was donald trump warning congress? >>> also tonight, a six-year-old video emerged af

this area of pennsylvania i called south-central pennsylvania which is cumberland, franklin, york and adams counties was the slaveholding capital of pennsylvania from the 1770s on until almost the 1820s and 1830s and even though slavery was abolished in a gradual abolition act by the state in 1780, it still lingered in this local area which was very close to maryland, closer to southern markets and more southern ties and it made this area very distinct from the rest of the state what we tend to think of is east of here in the philadelphia area. i thought that was interesting and as time went on this area transition from a slaveholding capital to one of the greatest and most frequent places on the underground railroad because of the geography and the people who lived here. as the american revolution approached, slavery was on the wane and almost extinct in the philadelphia area. this area which is west of the susquehanna river was settled more recently so slavery had taken root here. it was beginning to take root in the 1770s and therefore a lot of the slave owners did not feel that they, it was in t

york's float with a likeness of ike waving and smiling from an automobile. and right behind the float from the the empire state was uncle sam, a republican club from new -- gary countyor: the states without 15th floats nevertheless made their presence seen and heard. there was the one from mobile. the gop mascot, entry from ohio , was miss burma a king size , symbol of victory. and the lincoln republican club of beaver county, pennsylvania marched informal attire, a little conspicuous in their top hats, but receiving good-natured cheers as they spun their red, white, and blue umbrellas in salute to ike. as was appropriate for a professional soldier turned statesman, the military fight with the civilian unit. there were two regiments of west pointers led by the 190 piece band. the corps of cadets has been parading for inaugurals since general grant's first in 1879. on march 4, 40 years ago woodrow , wilson saw the cadets swing by. one of them, a corporal named eisenhower, who was seeing that the lines and steps were as per -- precise as those now passing in front of him. yet the display of armed might suggested no new order of military rule. the theme of the inaugura

county. when i first met her, years ago, she had never been to new york city. s county, to new york city, got to be 50, 55 miles. i mean she is a young woman. >> there she is. >> had never been to new york sit. >> i how many years ago was this? >> i mean, look what you've got. how long ago was it? >> i discovered it probably ten years ago. >> now, di, have you been to new york city? >> you took her. >> no. >> she said she has still never been. >> well, this is as far into manhattan. i thought you got on cruise ship. >> i d. >> -- i did. >> so she took a bus. the bus dropped her at a cruise ship, what, on the hudson river? >> yes. i think so. >> i think so. you don't even know what river you were on? >> she saw buildings. >> anyway, back to this other one, she has never been to new york city, even though lives 50 miles from it, never been to ikea, which is maybe 4 miles from the station. >> if that. >> we are forking -- talking to normal people, not to. that will ikea is go to furniture store for a lot of people. what age do you think you should stop buying furni

there is a state capital in the midwest named after him as well a a college in virginia and county in new york. so, i have to note that, in that county, the town of hamilton is located. in june of 1789, james madison introduced legislation and called for nine amendments to the constitution. congressber, reorganized these and submitted 12 amendments. two half years later on december 15, 1791, 10 of these became part of the supreme law of the land. these constitutional amendments eventually became known as the american bill of rights. madison was not originally in favor of adding a bill of rights to the constitution. he was a especially anxious about a call for a second convention to include a bill of rights. the mulligan like do over that a number of federalists loudly called for. there were difficulties that had to get -- begotten over to produce a constitution that all the states would sign and madison feared that a second convention would fail and fail abysmally. madison hoped that there would have a practical effect of narrowing the scope of the essential rights, particularly the freedom of

he works as a teacher at york town high school. >>> arlington county released the statement the well-being of students is our top priority for arlington public schools, once he has been released staff and the aps human resources department will meet with him and place him on administrative leave and we will follow all of our h r policies and procedures. >>> former prince george's county teacher's aide accused of abusing several students is expected to plead guilty next week. he has an arraignment hearing set for monday. faces 15 charges for reportedly forcing 12 children between the ages of nine and 13 to engage in sexual acts on camera, two new charges resulted an additional victim and one car way sulvein anyway element. if convicted up to 30 years in prison. >>> also new details in the murder of dc yoga teacher and actress tricia mccauley. she was last in contact on christmas day, she was on her way to a christmas dinner but never made it. >> dwayne johnson was arrested after mccauley's car was found. johnson was locate nearby with both the key to her car and credit cards. he claims she

the base of their spine so that parents came here from the dominican republic to westchester county new yorkhat that surgery. a team of 50 doctors and medical professionals pulled off that risky 21 hour procedure p the girls are still in the hospital but the doctors say the prognosis looks really good for a full recoverily. >> flyers take on the rangers tonight in new york. they have lost five of their last seven games. movie star kevin hart was back home in philadelphia watching the astonishingly good sixers win their sixth straight home game. nerlens noel dropped 19 points in the 121-110 victory over the clippers. the sixers play the buxton night in milwaukee. >>> a rival upset the number one ranked villanova wildcats last night. marquette won the 74-72 stunner in a nail-biting finish. it was nova's second loss of the season. golden eagles fans stormed the home court in milwaukee following the upset. when you have al target on your back being the number one team in the nation you're going get their best game. that's what they got. >> all right. they'll be ready the next time. >> they will.

it's a designated region that runs from new york to texas, 491 counties in there, clinton only won 21those. that is -- her husband almost carried all of them. that's that disconnect that i'm talking about in terms of how people viewed that video or that speech by meryl streep. those are the people that are like -- >> is that hillary clinton or the democratic. >> well, no, i mean, i'm talking about -- i guess what i'm talking about is that feeling that hollywood, you know, those people voted against democrats, and they were also voting against elitism. so as i was telling you before, people did -- all people that voted for trump didn't vote for him. a lot of that vote was against elitism. and a lot -- that feeling that you know, you hear about after that speech, comes from areas like that. >> selena -- i'm sorry, simone? >> we have to note that we know from interviews with folks from the clinton campaign, people in places like appalachia or the midwest where i'm from, places like nebraska, the clinton campaign did not invest in the same way in those places that the obama campaign inves

first lieutenant governor, she's an attorney who served as a federal prosecutor in new york and was monmouth county's sheriff for a time. the primary is june 6th. >>> the pensbury school district in bucks county is stepping up security at bus stops. a man attempted to lure a child in his car. police say it happened tuesday morning. a man in a dark gray suv pulled up to a student and told him to get in. that student refused. and the man drove away. >>> looking good. the crew at this car wash along route 13 in dover were busy today. the warm weather inspired a lot of folks to get their cars cleaned up. >> i got to do that. it was warm enough to break records today as well. let's get a look at your neighborhood forecast from first alert meteorologist erika martin. >> a great day to get the car washed. temperatures topped out at 67 in philadelphia. right now we're tracking temperatures in the mid 60s. locally. note as i'm also tracking a temperature drop, the next couple of hours into tomorrow. certainly by the upcoming weekend. we see a trend here by 11:00 p.m. we'll stay in the sgifr 50s. temperatures

the suspect was wanted by new york city police for attempted homicide. the lehigh county district attorney's preliminary opinion is that the police shooting was justified. police took a sword wielding man in custody outside of city hall. when an officer confronted the suspect, the armed man pulled out a gun. he was apprehended without violence. the ice rink feet away was evacuated during the confrontation. politics now, president elect donald trump got the goods on russian hacking today at a briefing at trump tower. the heads of the four biggest intelligence agencies told trump vladimir putin aimed at the u.s. election to undermine faith in the process and undermine hilary clinton's potential presidency. putin developed a clear preference for trump. trump said only that it was a great meeting and he learned a lot. he insisted whatever russia did had no effect on the election. >> looks like the american taxpayers will pay for trump's wall. republicans are coming up with a plan to allow congress to pay for fencing, not really a wall, in its annual spending bills. the spendi

york. >> why did he win counties that barack obama won? more democrats. >> okay it's the bikers for trump. >> he got the right message to those people. >> you are hitting on it. it's not the russians. it's not comey. >> he worked harder than hillary clinton. >> you don't think it had anything to do with that? have you lost your mind? >> when it was going on, these podesta emails about recipes. >> it was a lot more than that. there was a lot more than that. >> you know what? hillary coasts through the whole election, doesn't work hard enough. >> can i mention, what bob is saying there is a partisan divide. is there a chance for trump to even make any headway with these people? >> i think emotions will settle down. they governing will begin. the governing is going to be hard. >> governing is going to begin? governing by tweet. i want to see the policies. aren't you all excited? >> he said health care for everyone. he said trillion dollars in infrastructure. >> bob, taking care of minority communities. >> if you believe he's going to have hea

cincinnati joins at least 340 sanctuary cities and counties including new york, philadelphia, and los angeles. but one lawmaker wants to drop the gavel on sanctuary city, colorado state representative that would allow victims of crimes committed by illegals to sue the politicians refusing to deport them. the first latino lawmaker in his district williams says it's his mission to prevent horrific crimes like the 2005 murder of denver police officer who was ambushed and shot three times by and illegal immigrant, heather. heather: thank you, clayton. mainstream media loudly denouncing president trump's immigration order and falsely labeling it as a muslim ban. dr. amed is physician and author of the land of the indivisible woman who supports extreme vetting and saying she's not the only muslim who does. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you, heather. heather: why do you support extreme vetting and you have personal experience in this? >> we have great confidence in u.s. immigration services, they vet intensely by five different immigration, i was hiv tested, gender

york to washington, d.c. that's next. >> some families in delaware county are upset about the conditions at green lawn cemetarythe site along concord road has tombstones toppled over some are broken in half. volunteers tried to clean up the site and someone developed a website to track down their loved ones. >>> a group of woman protesting trump's inauguration are running from new york city to washington, d.c. they ran into philadelphia and met by a crowd at independence mall. the runners are raising funds for planned parenthood. they collected more than 80 thowtiond. >> time 4:57. coming up on "action news," the rally planned for vice president joe bide and his wife jill back from washington. >>> what will he wear and what will he say, what will transpire today on donald trump's inauguration. good morning it is 5:00 a.m., friday, january 20th. here's what's happening. >> the pomp and circumstance of the 58th presidential inauguration is about to take over washington, d.c. we'll have a live report from the nation's capitol. >> hundreds of thousands are making their way to washington, d.c. for inauguration week

candidacy for governor, he made the announcement today in his home town of york after making his first campaign stop in buck county and the senator stopped by worth and company in pipersville. wagner says his campaign will be all about creating jobs. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight. new plans just announced on a new multimillion-dollar retraction in philadelphia that explores faith and liberty in america. >>> and terrell owens stopped by our studios today and taking his talents to a new arena, we'll tell you how he is stepping up his fashion game. >>> well, double scan live radar showing another round of rain pushing in tonight and bringing us a taste of spring before winter returns this weekend. ♪ new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to start. my name is tammy plumlee, and i raise honest, simple turkey for shady brook farms. >>> independence mall is a maj

from cape may county all the way up to new york city that you're seeing along our shore points that highwatch is in effect. we could gusts at 50 miles per hour or above with this system. the problem with that when you got steady rain and high winds that are forcing in from the east you have to worry about high tide. for monday high tide for 4:13 a.m. and 4 lone 24 in the afternoon on monday when we could see minor coastal flooding. 5:02:00 a.m. for cape may, opposite in the evening and for atlantic city 4:03:00 a.m. as well as 4:20 p.m. more on this coming up. >>> 76ers win again in the final seconds but not before getting a scare from their star center. robert covington hit the game winner with four seconds left. sixer won eight of their last ten. earlier sixer center left the game with an injured left knee. he returned but stayed out for good after hurting it again. espn reports he had an mri for a hyper extended knee but said he felt fine. the flyers return to action tonight at the wells fargo center. the orange and black host their arch rival the new jersey devils. facing off this ev

york. crisis center workers thought she was in alameda county and called her dispatch. they obtained pings from the phone and sent new york police to the scene who were able to intervene in time. modern technology, we are seeing more of this. swedish police are investigating a sexual assault broadcast live on facebook. >> scott mcgrew continues our coverage. >> swedish police arrested three men for the assault carried out on facebook live. the broadcast was sent to a special groupon facebook. but they are not being very specific as to what that group was. >>> a much lighter note, the dow will open for the first time above 20,000 today. we'll take the a closer look how the dow industrials are calculated. for now let's turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters with the dow above 20k. good morning, landon. >> reporter: hi, scott. it is a milestone day. it could be higher after the dow closed above the 20 mark for the first time ever. this is the second fastest one-point move taking 24 trading sessions. it is is up 9% on hopes for economic growth under the trump a

york. crisis center workers thought she was in alameda county and called her dispatch. they obtained pings from the phone and sent new york police to the scene who were able to intervene in time. >>> oprah is teaming up with kraft for a new line of food. 10% of its profits will go to charity. he oprah owns 10% of weight watchers which it has its own line of packaged meals. >>> if you don't want to go on a beer run you can get a is six pack in 25 minutes or less. they will pick it up, bring it to you, and of course check the i.d. if you're a postmates subscriber, delivery is free. it is available now in los angeles and san francisco. >>> if you drink too much beer, your chip bag will tell you. >> that is hard to believe. >> the tostito bag will tell the you you had too much to drink. it has sensors to deyou had anything to drink, any alcohol. there is a senn you can tap to get uber and $10 off your ride. it temperatures red if you have had alcohol. while that is fun, do not make life decisions based on a chip bag. if you're planning to drink at a super party, plan ahead a

delays inbound on 50. 17 minute drive before 202 towards the new york-kenilworth avenue split. coming from montgomery county headed to tyson an incident blocking the left side of the highway. headed back out towards tyson court appear the inner loop, all lanes are open. delays on the green line due to single tracking between georgia avenue and u street. on the yellow line towards huntington is due to t back in the next 10 minutes with another update. jummy: the makers of nutella fighting back. the new fight on their hands and one prominent health room saying right when i walked in the door of bassett you could tell the quality was there. the quality of what we do is phenomenal. it's perfect. it's beautiful. there's nothing we would change about it. new year, time to get rid of stuff. simplify, declutter, unplug, purge, or even quit cold turkey. i raise turkeys without growth-promoting antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. if you're looking for little ways to simplify life, feeling good about what your family eats is a pretty simple place to start. my name is tammy plumlee, and i raise honest, simple turkey fo

bannon, trump's chief strategist and senior counselor was registered to vote in new york city as well as sarasota county florida. it is not illegal to be registered in two states. it doesn't indicate sinister intent. a pugh research said people are registered to vote in normally more than one state. >> you have to register in california as opposed to new york or whatever. >> exactly. >> thanks very much for that. pamela brown reporting. joining us now the senior democrat in the house oversight government reform committee congressman elijah cummings of maryland. congressman, thanks for joining you. i know you had a chance to speak with trump on the phone this morning. tell us a little bit about that conversation. >> well, the other day at the inaugural luncheon he and i met for the first time and he suggested that we get together with regard to the issue of the high price of prescription drugs. that's been a big issue for him and it's been a very big issue for me over the last five or six years and bernie sanders and i have done a lot in that area. he basically said he wanted to meet with me on that. he

. >> on my way to sullivan county correctional facility in new york about, two hours north of manhattan. i'm on my way to see richard rosario. >> he is serving 25 years to life for the 1996 murder of a man named george collazo in the south bronx. i heard br b rosario from another person i had done a story about. >> the headline is that richard says while this murder was happening in the bronx, he was in florida. >> the first thing do i in an investigation like this, i visit the inmate. >> i will look him in the eye, as will you, and we'll see what he has to say. sullivan correctional facility is home to nearly 500 maximum security inmates including serial killer david berk wits, the son of sam, and richard he is on, rosario who seems a bit edgy when we meet. just as we're about to start talking, he asks if the correction officer can leave the room. >> he has to be here for the interview when we're speaking about my case? >> i tell the officers, i don't mind being alone with him. rosario explains to me in prison you keep to yourself and he doesn't want anyone, including the officers, kno

county. by the way, from trump tower in new york, which some are calling white house north, the closest supportingrichmond, better known as staten island. 15.9 miles. a bit closer if he takes the staten island ferry. large metro areas have been trending democratic in recent elections. in washington this sets up an awkward situation, besides having local residents to show up for an inauguration. a lot of those voters are federal workers who work for donald trump. back in a moment with the man who may be best positioned to explain donald trump to the people who did not vote for him. p reduce calories from sugar. with more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all, smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels, and signs reminding everyone to think balance before choosing their beverages. we know you care about reducing the sugar in your family's diet, and we're working to support your efforts. more beverage choices. smaller portions. less sugar. balanceus.org. with not food, become food? thankfully at panera, 100% of our food is 100% clean. no artificial preservatives, sweeteners, fla

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. >> on my way to sullivan county correctional facility in new york, about two hours north of manhattan. i'm on my way to see richard rosario. >> he is serving 25 years to life for the 1996 murder of a man named george collazo in the south bronx. i heard about rosario from another person i had done a story about. >> the headline is that richard says while this murder was happening in the bronx, he was in florida. >> the first thing do i in an investigation like this, i visit the inmate. >> i will look him in the eye, as will you, and we'll see what he has to say. sullivan correctional facility is home to nearly 500 maximum security inmates including serial killer david berkowitz, the son of sam, and richard he is on, rosario who seems a bit edgy when we meet. just as we're about to start talking, he asks if the correction officer can leave the room. >> he has to be here for the interview when we're speaking about my case? >> i tell the officers, i don't mind being alone with him. rosario explains to me in prison you keep to yourself and he doesn't want anyone, including the officers, kn

york state senate. he's also the former sheriff of erie county, which includes buffalo. he's voted against raising the age. anybody who raises questions can be looked at as a big bad ogre when they're raising questions but that isn't the case at all. >> reporter: gallivan argues that incarcerated 16 and 17- year-olds are often treated differently than adults in that their criminal records can be sealed. and, due to the prison rape elimination act passed by congress, all federal and state prisons must separately house juveniles under 18 from adults. the argument that i've heard from raise the age advocates is that just touching the adult criminal system can have a long- lasting impact. being housed at a place like rikers for 18, 19 months while you're waiting for your trial to start. >> the bullet has the same impact. recently- in this erie county area, an individual was convicted of crimes that were committed when he was over 16 but under 18 years old. he killed two people. shot six others. well, my gosh, should an individual like that be subjected or get a lesser senten

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county. that is near the new york border. he spent 20 years in congress before his conviction last june. the jury found him guilty of taking an illegal $1 million campaign loan and using government and non-profit money to repay it. coming up at 5:45, a closer look at what the former congressman's first day behind bars will look like. >>> now your first alert weather. did you see it? the sun, it was finally out today. nbc 10 news in glenside, montgomery count this afternoon. >> the sun brought warmer temperatures along with it but we're also tracking rain. let's look at the timing with first alert meteorologist krystal klei. >> you guys are right. we had a nice day today. temperatures picked up to the 50s. we're now at 52 in philadelphia. a live camera shot here, right before the sun sets, a beautiful clear one. in the suburbs 5 251 in new jersey. 50 in the lehigh valley. also in the low 50s for delaware. looking at those winds, single dijs. everything seems calm in this picture. not the case for tomorrow. we get a bit of everything for thursday. starting with the focus on rain. radar and

and chicago illinois, miami-dade county, florida, city, louisiana's orleans parish, and philadelphia. but after meeting with president leekt trump in november, new york city mayor dug in his heels. >> i talked to him about concerns about proposed deportations. that proposal countered and flew in the face of all that was great about new york city. the ultimate city of immigrants. sharyl: other sanctuary jurisdictions are also getting steeled for battle. >> to somehow suggest in a political fit here to say, ok, baltimore county, we're going to take away the $110 million you receive in federal aid every year. you know what that money goes to? it goes to senior citizens. it goes to people who have mental illness. it goes to military veterans. i think it really is somewhat spiteful to hurt people who hav8 nothing to do with the immigration issue achieve their political goals. sharyl: peng hopes the trum acts quickly and forcefully. >> they need to announce clearly that they are going to use executive authority to cut off as much federal funding as possible to all sanctuary cities. if those communities want to litigate the issue, bring it on. sharyl: congr

york, elizabeth hur channel 6 "action news." >> thank thank you for that report. >>> camden county judge delayed the murder trial of a father accused of killing his young son. david's trial was delayed balls an expert has not finished a report. brendan creato was found near a creek near his father apartment. >>> a septa bus was overturned and blocked traffic for part of the morning rush hour. the bus flipped on woodhaven road in northeast philadelphia. he had to crawl through the broken windshield to get out. a tow truck was called in to pull the bus upright and remove it from the scene. >>> tom wolf continues job pay tour in philadelphia. "action news" was there when the governor stopped by to tour the facility. he took part in the round table discussion with employees. the plant produces indian food for spernlt markets in philadelphia. it is a business that employees hundred of local residents. >>> president-elect donald trump fires back at actress meryl streep for her speech at the golden globes. >>> authorities have arrested a dozen suspects of the armed robbery of kim kardashian west. >>> melissa magee has the exclusive accuwe

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