, virginia, lee led the remnants, 20 members of congress, westward to lancaster and then to york, pennsylvania, before they crossed the river, a safer place. washington meanwhile held the remnants of his army together at valley forge. lee kept the remnants of congress together throughout the rest of the war and reestablished the government. it would've been no government had he not done that. assuming leadership of the de facto chief executive, the insured the rebel government survived your he supervised military affairs, foreign affairs and financial affairs. john adams called lee the cicerone of the revolution in contrast to george washington and the unquestioned warrior, cincinnatus. three of lee's brothers each bound by the same love of country and of their older brother reinforced richard henry every effort. francis lightfoot lee stood by henry as a firm ally in congress, in the debates. arthur lee and william lee the youngest serve as surrogates in europe. they provided intelligence, they found financial aid and it worked out secret deals to smuggle french arms and ammunition to washingt

i have friends in york, pennsylvania up at three gallons -- three dollars a gallon already. this is spring. we are not even into may yet. what will happen when june, july, when people want to go out to take their families? we will be over three dollars. i would like to get an answer from somebody, and honest answer why it is shooting up so fast. we should really be down around $2.20 or into that bracket. host: thanks for that. president trump did tweet about this and noticed the gas prices going up. tweeted about it yesterday, i think, but in terms of specific action, i do not have anything to tell you quite yet. the front page of "the st. louis post-dispatch was quote on missouri's governor -- st. louis post-dispatch" on missouri's governor, eric greitens who has been in a public court fight against the felony invasion of privacy charge for nearly two months, now faces a new felony charge that he misused a charity donor list to solicit campaign cash for his 2016 run for governor. st. louis circuit attorney kim gardner charged him with felony computer tampering related to a

told to leave because they had not placed an order another case took place at a golf club in york pennsylvania where five black women were asked to leave for playing the two slowly club later apologized then at a waffle house diner in alabama an african-american woman was wrestled to the floor and arrested for allegedly belligerent behavior the video of her arrest has gone viral. c.e.o. of starbucks ordered all restaurants to close for mandatory anti-racism training following a nationwide campaign against coffee earlier we asked economist and author david perkins and human rights activist randy short twain room on the controversy. racism of institutions is real and the prejudices real but we need to care about america as well as an entire society and look after everyone if we don't do this we're going to have worse problems two guys loitering and not purchasing products from a store while using their facilities how do you stop that from happening again i think there are a lot of cases where people are overboard in terms of responding to people of different races that they perhaps could dial it

told to leave because they hadn't placed an order another case took place at a golf club in york pennsylvania where five black women were asked to leave for playing too slowly the club later apologized for that incident then at the waffle house diner in alabama an african-american woman was wrestled to the floor and arrested for allegedly belligerent behavior the video of her arrest has now gone viral all to discuss this we're joined live by author and activist john perkins and human rights activist randy short gentlemen great to have you both on the program today thanks for joining us around if i can perhaps go to you first with this question these are obviously private establishment under what circumstances do you think a restaurant or another facility is justified in asking a guest to leave excuse me my title as dr randy is sure to have a ph d. and for a master's degree i think. it's a sin future reference. to the titles thank you ira it's very simple we have a civil rights bill it's parents fifty three years ago fifty four years i'm sorry. we still have these problems so. this is not shoc

in 2006 he became an immigration judge serving for eight years in new york, pennsylvania and after his service as an immigration judge he came back to the hilt l to be the staff director of the national security subcommittee of the house oversight and government reform committee before retiring from federal service in 2016. he is a graduate of the university of virginia and george washington school of law. the final but this is the immigration judge ashley who serves as the president of the national association of immigration judges previously served as the western regional vice president from 2012 to 2015. adjunct professor at ucla law school and served as an adjunct faculty for a number of other law schools. before becoming an immigration judge, she was an assistant u.s. attorney and a trial attorney in the civil division of the department of justice handling and appellate litigation. thank you all for being here today. if you could please make any opening remarks you have prepared and then we have questions. we will do that for each on the panel and then have some questions. >> is t

ben is next on our republican line in your, pennsylvania -- york, pennsylvania. caller: hello.ost: you are on the air. go ahead. caller: hi. it is unfortunate that the schools and the children are walking out in protest. they have no idea what they're protesting about. they should be protesting how the law enforcement let them down because the fbi let them thatand the police officer was outside the school let them by not doing their job. it is unfortunate that they have no idea what they are protesting about. um. it is wonderful that they are speaking up, but they have no idea, because mussolini, who er, and all the other --ple that did not have guns um -- would not -- this is what they wanted. this is how they all came about. we have the strictest gun laws, and the second amendment is set up because our forefathers were smart, because they set it up --t the average american anybody and everybody -- as long as you could protect themselves. host: some reaction on twitter to the walkout yesterday. bilking on twitter says this "another student walkout on gun legislation. i am prou

no sports bar large so we knew that already one study i found by professors from new york pennsylvania and high for universities found that when women moved into occupations in large numbers those jobs began paying less even after controlling for things like experience education skills geography and so on i mean can we really say that companies are innocent. well i don't think we can say whether a particular company is guilty or innocent based on the data is being provided to be absolutely clear i have no doubt at all there is discrimination in the workplace in the u.k. i do think there's a lot less discrimination than there used to be and in particular women have benefited from the fact is now illegal to pay a man differently from from a woman for doing work of equal value but to start from the assumption that any jape a gender pay gap is due to discrimination i think it is unhelpful how should we then be looking at or measuring the gender pay gap and how should we be interpreted it then what's the right approach what we want companies to do that have a long term plan to improve these

told to leave because they had not placed an order another case took place at a golf club in york pennsylvania where five of black women were asked to leave for playing too slowly the club later apologized then at a waffle house diner in alabama an african-american woman was wrestled to the floor and arrested for allegedly belligerent behavior the video of her arrest has gone viral. the c.e.o. of starbucks ordered all restaurants to close for mandatory anti-racism training following a nationwide campaign against the coffee chain earlier we asked economist and author dave perkins and human rights activist randy short to weigh in on the controversy ok racism against the two shins is real and the prejudice is real but we need to care about america as well as an entire society and look after everyone if we don't do this we're going to have worse problems two guys loitering and not purchasing products from the store while using their facilities how do you stop that from happening again i think there are a lot of cases where people are overboard in terms of responding to people of different races th

million eggs being pulled off shelves after reportedly people got sick from salmonella, new york, pennsylvaniainia and west virginia. now they were sold in grocery stores, at restaurants under several different names, great value, sunshine farms just to name a few. if you're concern that you have eggs, throw them out, take them back to store where you got them but don't eat them because there are concerns about salmonella. heather: stick to bagel or cereal. half a million people dropping out of the food stamps program, nearly 600,000 people discontinued their snap benefits between december 2017 and january 2018. now, overall the numbers have been declining since the beginning of the fiscal year in october, temporary enrollment going down following a surge of participating following hurricanes harvey and irma. the time now is about 15 minutes until the top of the hour, fox -- fox news alert for you, president trump draws a sticker red line and takes action in syria but still not enough for critics, where do we go from here, political panel on deck to debate it up next ♪ more and more people hav

arthur became an immigration judge serving for eight years in york, pennsylvania. after his service as an immigration judge, mr. arthur was in the subcommittee house oversight and reform committee before retiring from federal service in 2016. a graduate of the university of versus and george washington's school of law. our final witness immigration judge ashley tabaddor. she served as the western regional president of naij from 2012 to 2015. judge tabaddor is an adjunct professor at ucla law school and served as adjunct faculty for a number of other law schools. before becoming an immigration judge, judge tabaddor was a u.s. attorney and trial attorney with the department of justice handling appellate litigation. thank you all for being here today. ms. bass, if you would please make any opening remarks you have prepared and then we have some questions. we'll do that for each on the panel and have some questions. [inaudible] >> miss bass, is that little red button on? >> it is now. >> perfect. >> the president of the american bar association and co-president of the

two-thirds of the national population refused to join in that included the largest states like new york, pennsylvania, illinois, texas, florida and california. so congress has given clear direction to the states, the kind of steps it should be taken if they are going to be obtaining from congress broader tax jurisdiction. >> can you imagine us saying anything and it's hypothetical, to accept your position. is there anything we can do to give congress a signal that it should act more more affirmatively in this area? >> i would welcome a decision from this course that would move forward with consideration and action upon legislation. >> maybe they already have made a decision or at least the majority is made a decision. this is something that's going to lead the way that it has been for 25 years. i think it would be strange for us to tell congress how to do something in any particular area >> i certainly wouldn't advise this court on how it should relate to congress but i would point out mr. chief justice that all of the players involved in this issue are in favor of federal legislation. for the direct

producto fue retirado de tiendas ubicadas en colorado, o florida, nueva jersey, nueva york las carolinas pennsylvaniastar contaminados con salmonella vaya a nuestra pÁgina de internet noticias www.telemundo.com. se encendieron las alertas por el millonario decomiso de cosmÉticos falsos infectados con baterÍa y material fecal en el corazÓn de los Ángeles, varias clientas denunciaron daÑos en su piel por utilizar estos productos. >> con el afÁn de estar a la moda muchas mujeres se estÁn llevando al rostro productos peligrosos, infectados con residuos de bacterias y desechos de animales. >> no pasa nada, yo estoy utilizando este producto cerca de diez aÑos. >> pero tras investigar este negocio, las autoridades lograron decomisar cientos de productos cosmÉticos con valor de 700 mil dÓlares. >> las autoridades indicaron que muchas veces las personas recorren a callejones pero al estar haciendo esto tambiÉn dijeron que podrÍa estar poniendo en riesgo su salud. >> el operativo como resultado de las quejas de clientes que dijeron haber presentado ronchas y sarpullidos luego de comprar los cosmÉticos. >> esto

right now areas of new jersey, new york, eastern pennsylvania are getting the heaviest snow they are day. as it moves out, it looks like a timeline should wrap up around new york, jim, say 12:00. this is good news because the yankees home opener is expected at 1:00 this afternoon. cutting it close, but it looks like they will make it. >> i'm a mets fan. >> you're getting this later. you are definitely in the clear. >>> another story here, really an alarming one. the deadly suv plunge off a california cliff that killed a couple and at least three of their children. it now appears to be intersection intentional. the suv was stopped roughly 70 feet before quickly accelerating. at the bottom of the cliff, the speedometer was pinned at 90 miles per hour. the couple's three other children believed to be in the vehicle have not yet been found. really just a sad story. >> it is also haunting. i don't understand. did both members agree? was this a plot? this begs so many questions. >> yeah. >> and it's so deeply disturbing. >> those poor kids. >> it's horrible. >> and one of the kids was the

you can see it's falling through new york, through pennsylvania and eastern ohio.his is round one of the snow we're going to see this morning. then, we're going to see more snow as we go into saturday. this area of low pressure will move through new england. we're not looking to see a lot to accumulate that much. the second round, through virginia, west virginia, delaware, through saturday. not a lot of accumulation. you have to go in the higher elevations through central and northern new england, where we could see 4 to 6 inches and in the appalachians in west virginia, where we will see most of the accumulating snow. the big story is the frigid cold temperatures. the cold air continues to pour in from the north. minneapolis, 19, right now. wichita 43. st. louis, 46. let's take you to tomorrow morning. we're likely to break record low temperatures. green bay, a morning low of 10. the record is 16. kansas city, 18. tulsa, 27. the old record is 28 degrees. it will be very, very cold tomorrow morning. craig? >> dylan, thank you. >>> breaking overnight, a dramatic esc

. >> now from new york to pennsylvania where on thursday comedian bill cosby was found guilty on three felony counts of aggravated inzeept assault. >> bill cosby, three words for you. guilty, guilty, guilty. >> mr. cosby, are you prepared to go to prison? >> cosby remains free on bail and was ordered to stay the home until sentencing, which will occur in the next two to three months. he faces up to 30 years in prison. friday morning on gma his publicist maintains cosby's innocence. >> mr. cosby is right now with mrs. cosby. he is feeling great. he is confident. he is going to walk around as a man who is innocent. >> light get to happy news. prince harry and meghan markle and prince william and kate. >> william ask kate's new baby is louie arthur charles. it took four days for the new parents to reveal his name. official teelgts, his royal line esprince louie of cambridge. the charles part of his name is to honor lis grandpa, prince charles, but where does louis come from? charles and diana named their first born william arthur phillip louis. we heard him say thinks full name on his wed

pennsylvania field following that tragic southwest flight. >>> new at 11:00 new pictures of the fbi inspecting wreckage of the deadly southwest airlines flight. the flight of new yorkdallas over pennsylvania when an engine blew. a piece was found about 70 miles west of philadelphia. this morning one of the passengers told "good morning america" as everyone was trying to put on the oxygen masks he was reaching for his laptop so he could get wi-fi and go on facebook live. >> i'm frantically looking for my credit card and trying to punch in the credit card number so that i could speak to the outside world. i thought that this is -- these are my last few moments on earth, like i want -- i want people to know what happened. >> debris from the engine failure broke a window and a woman was partially sucked out an she was a wells fargo expectative of new mexico who later died at the hospital. >>> new detalls on the death of prince. prosecutors in minnesota announced this morning to reveal tomorrow whether or not anyone faces charges in the death of the pop icon. prince was found alone and unresponsive in his elevator two years ago. an autopsy found the musician died an acc

colorado, florida, new jersey, new york, north carolina, pennsylvania, south carolina, virginia, west virginia. check your fridge. the fda says you should throw them away immediately. >>> the starbucks ceo apologizing for the arrest of two black men at the philadelphia starbucks. calling the event reprehensible. a response to public outcry after the video. the two men handcuffed and arrested. staff accused them of trespassing after they did not order anything. the men went to the starbucks to meet a friend. they were waiting for the friend to arrive before they ordered. the video sparked accusations of discrimination. the ceo said the video is hard to watch. the actions are not repetitire t representative of our values. >>> kentucky governor matt bevin apologizing for suggesting the teacher strike left children vulnerable to drugs and sexual abuse. he said as teachers were staging a protest at the state capitol. >> you know how many hundreds of thousands of children today were left home alone? i guarantee you somewhere in kentucky today a child was sexually assaulted that was left at

upstate new york, areas of pennsylvania, as well as cleveland.e effect bands are stretching far to the east. this could end up producing decent snowfall for areas of the mid atlantic, specifically washington, d.c. when we talk about snowfall accumulation, relatively light. up to two inches. but when you look a little bit further south, washington, d.c., this could end up seeing as much as six inches of snow. and the reason for all of this cold weather, guys, is the cold air that's going to dip back down over the next couple of days. david, even if it's not snowing, it will be bitter cold. >> apparently my white shoes are not coming out this weekend. all right. thank you. we think. >> cambridge analytica is denying a claim from mark zuckerberg. the data firm may have information on 87 million facebook users without their knowledge. the number was at $50 million. cambridge analytica said it only had data of $30 million. >>> starting monday, facebook will notify people if their information was accessed. zuckerberg will testify twice next week before

they were sold in nine states -- colorado, florida, new jersey, new york, north carolina, pennsylvania south carolina, virginia and west virginia. salmonella can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections. the fda says anyone who bought the eggs should throw them away or return them. (jr) coming up -- one students earns eight full ride scholarships and they're all scholarships and they're all from ivy league schools. we'll hear from her in just a moment. (justine) plus scientists make a new discovery in a fish species and you have to see it to believe it... we'll tell you why this fish is geing called the "game changer" -- after the break ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to p

. >> it is snowing in new york city and snowing in pennsylvania and also philadelphia and it is goingow in the northern plains tomorrow. we may even get snow in areas of the south as we head towards the weekend. yeah, winter is more than just holding on. it's -- that party guest wouldn't leave like aman. welcome back from vacation, aman. we are watching the snow accumulating, even on the roads in areas from just outside of philly. new york city is just wet pavement right now. temperature was 57 yesterday so it is holding on to a little bit of the heat. the snow intensity is going to pick up throughout the morning. a lot of the highways will be slushy. the secondary roads and bridges will get snow accumulating on them especially outside of manhattan. all the blue here is just a solid shield of snow. the good news about this is it's in and out in a hurry. we have the light snow as we go throughout the morning hours, picking up in intensity during the morning rush. here's the snowfall map. this pink is up to 6 inches, this little area between allen town and north of new york city where w

colorado, florida, new jersey, new york, north carolina, pennsylvania, south carolina, virginia and west virginia. makes were sold to restaurants and supermarkets under several brand names including country daybreak, food lion, glenview, great value and sunshine farms. definitely check your fridge this morning if you make breakfast. cheryl: that's a lot of names. more and more restaurants looking to go cashless. >> i notice my favorite coffee shop started doing this. a growing trend among restaurants. no more cash. the overall payments on plastic rising, more and more restaurants are starting to accept credit and debit cards are systems like apple pay at a starbucks in seattle and the shake shack location in new york city tried this out earlier this year. what easier for the restaurants to accept a card come there's less chance of robbery, it's faster, valenti was actually prefer paying in cash so it could be a little tougher on them. lauren: wow. >> i thought that was interesting, too. lauren: i don't know a single millennial who has more than five bucks. a new cafÉ you have to request.

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southern tier of new york into central pennsylvania that's about it you will see some of those snowflakes be melting on the pavement on central portions of new england. at 5:00 p.m. this evening, the storm is just about gone leftover rain showers. friday is blustery and chilly. today's forecast, watching dry weather in the southeast, much cooler today in atlanta than yesterday. no problems in texas we have to watch that fire danger with gusty winds once again in arizona, new mexico and oklaho at your business travel forecast more "worldwide exchange" when we come back it's really not very important. i was in the stone ages as much as technology wise. and i would say i had nothing. you become a school teacher for one reason, you love kids. and so you don't have the same tools, you don't always believe you have the same... outcomes achievable for yourself. when we got the tablets, it changed everything. by giving them that technology and then marrying it with a curriculum that's designed to have technology at the heart of it, we are really changing the way that students learn. and i can't w

part is now when you're in a more difficult climate, you're having to play defense, new york new jersey, pennsylvaniaalso a big overlay with suburbs places where we have seen female voters particularly turning away from the republicans. so that's what it looks like. >> dana: i read today that democrats are fielding challengers for nearly every republican house incumbent this year. that's a change from 2014 when 36 republicans won re-election without even facing an opponent. >> and what happens sometimes, appallingly weak incumbents. they get soft. they get overrated in terms of how good or how well they're going to run. they get overstated and overrated as time goes by. sometimes somebody shows up. you never know. >> dana: you never know. that's why you keep watching and have to subscribe to chris stirewalt. all right, chris. thank you. we are live at the white house awaiting the briefing as the u.n. security council prepare force an emergency meeting on syria in less than an hour. what can we expect russia to do? you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes w

a high wind warning includes much of central pennsylvania, western new york, upstate new york. we could get power outages and downed trees out of this. some any squalls and thunderstorms move on through. of course with storms like this, you get these crazy temperature swings too. and we'll talk about that coming up. >> it's been a volatile spring, beginning to it. thanks, bill. >>> fast forwarding into wednesday. england's prince philip is scheduled to undergo hip surgery in london today. he missed easter services reportedly due to his hip troubles. >>> there is concern among republicans of john mccain's senate seat and the possibility of having to defend two arizona vacancies in this year's election. senator mccain has been battling brain cancer, and his health has been shrouded in secrecy. >>> and a public funeral will be held for police officer philip meacham. he was shot and killed offduty last week when he was pulled over by a man pretending to be an officer. we'll be right back. i'm all-business when i travel... even when i travel... for leisure. so i go national, where i

party from the extremists did not understand what hit them. , the governorrals of new york, the governor of pennsylvania, the senator from new york, nelson rockefeller, the governor of new york, what was happening in the republican party? the 2 factions in the gop? were remnants of moderates. there were elected officials who were moderate. ultimately, that battle had been fought in 1964. what we see with richard nixon is that he is backing republicans on the right, but also in the middle. he gets a lot of the credit in 1966 for endorsing and helping republicans pick up dozens of seats in the midterm congressional elections. seats.46 guest: nixon gets a lot of the credit for that. he is seen increasing lee as a credible conservative. there is still -- he is seen increasingly as a credible conservative. there is still a lot of skepticism. the moderates are a significant minority within the party. if we factor in george wallace, who would ultimately become the embodiment of the conservative coalition, we would see that the moderates are a dying almost spent force. in 1968 to the extent that there wasa thre

we're looking at a little snowy action through the great lakes on into western new york and pennsylvania the great lakes. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we'll have a much nicer day around the bay area, with sunshine and a little bit warmer, especially for the inland areas. it will be up into the mid to upper 60s for the high. for today in san francisco, 59 degrees. there will be a quick round of rain moving through. mostly by tomorrow evening. it will be clearing by thursday morning. with some sunshine and warming temperatures for the weekend and into the upper 60s for san francisco with inland areas 82 on sunday. >> afc, of course, who could forget cat woman, eartha kitt. let's go back inside. >>> neighbors helping neighbors is brought to you by state farm. finding volunteer opportunities in your community. >> time for more of our special series, "neighbors helping neighbors." we're trying to shine a light on people who are making a big difference in their communities. >> sheinel

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would point out that this has been prohibited by virginia, california, hawaii, new york, georgia, michigan. pennsylvania is in the process right now and the gentleman is correct but there've been instances of both dog and cat feet. in 2008 is a dog sold and slaughtered for meat. authorities shut down a facility where there were dogs there for meat and a 95 investigators found the same thing as well as usda -- >> 1995. i'm glad we are getting around to this end. [laughter] it doesn't seem to need to b mea current situation or problem. is this considered a violent crime? the gentleman from california, is this, considered -- its violence to the dog and cats but is it considered a violent crime and maybe i will be that as a rhetorical question we had a case come down from the federal government just yesterday the trump administration has been prohibited by the decisions that on what the definition was a violent crime and if they found it to be not a violent crime they couldn't deport people on the green card so this might play into the immigration issue and confuse the situation in california. i hope the ge

host: and these so-called liberals -- the senator from new york, governor of pennsylvania, wason rockefeller, what happening within the republican party, these two different factions in the gop? guest: there were remnants of moderates. they were certainly there. they were obviously elected officials who are moderate. but ultimately that battle, i think, had been fought in 1964. and in fact, in 1966, what we see with richard nixon is that he is backing republicans on the right, but also in the middle. he gets a lot of the credit in 1966 for endorsing and helping republicans pick up dozens of seats in the midterm congressional election. guest: 46 seats. ah, 46 seats, and nixon gets a lot of the credit for. that. he is seen increasingly as a credible conservative. there is a lot of skepticism, i don't want to say that now. but he sees where the energy is in the republican party and the moderates ultimately are a significant minority within the party, and if we factor in george wallace, who we have not talked about, who would ultimately become the embodiment of this conservative coalition, we se

marx, even though he is a resident of new york, key is a delegate of pennsylvania. go figure it out. so madison is there in hamilton is there and they give the job of rewriting the draft of the constitution to marx. in three days, he does it. he changes everything. to theces the paragraphs one we have now. "we,he previous draft said the people of new hampshire, massachusetts, connecticut, new york, new jersey -- down the coast. that is what it said. he single-handedly changes it. it's the single most important editorial change in american history. we, the people, of the united states. has been annvention argument about whether sovereignty resides in the states or some other larger entity of the united states. he stole -- he solves that --blem silence to clean stylistically in these first words. so we, the people. what does we, the people mean in 1887? it doesn't mean women. it doesn't mean racial minorities. it doesn't mean people without property. ofs about 800,000 people out 4 million. are 320 million. does the term still resonate? are we a collect of? -- a collec

pennsylvania. >>> by the way, the new york stock exchange today suspended trading in amazon, alphabet and others. they said that aata glitch affected stocks with prices above $1,000 which tradey primart the nasdaq. the stocks did trade normally on other exchanges. >> it is time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. we begin with one of those companies affected by the nyse data glitch. alphabet. its rating was raised buy from hold at stfl. they cite alphabet's serious approach to the seriousness and privacy of the consumers. price target is $1,230. it rose to 1,22.99. it was raised from market u perform ter perform. the analyst cites the company's focus on direc to consumer. the price target is 100 and that's pretty much where the stock is trang now. it's at $101.15. >>> still ahead, a maj beer cost concern for thoad saving or y in retirement. >>> comcast has confirmed its $31 billion bid for european pay tv operator skye. has prompted skye to drop its offer from rupert mourdock and fox. they said a comcast/skye get together makes sense. >> love our core businesses and anybody

york. stephen is in pennsylvania. go ahead. caller: hello. perfect. talk about first wave in second wave. the first wave, you had a problem where they could not vote. my problem is second wave feminism seems to say i don't like what women are doing based on what the culture doesn't like, not what the government is doing it to women. i think as long as the government is treating men and women equally, how they are viewed in the courts, you can do a legislation situation for that. when i hear i don't like the way the culture is, i don't like the way the tv per trays women, let's have a government solution. let's enforce what i think women should be an age 30 because i like what they are. i just don't agree with that usage of government. host: thanks for the call. let's turn to deborah. go ahead. many: i think there are so pieces to second wave feminism. it's unfair to say that it was all about governmental solutions. if i look at my sector in higher 1963 and 1968, the most elite educational institutions were close to women. virtually none of the educational institutions has sports programs

pennsylvania, upstate new york will get it later on today.r severe weather with a stronger system moving through the south and watch for that. developing into some snow across the mid-atlantic during the day tomorrow. we don't expect a whole lot of accumulation, mostly at elevated spots and grassy areas, but still for this time of year one to three inches this time of year, another significant spring snowstorm that we keep talking about. michael, back inside to you. >> thank you. it's a weekend. we'll just embrace it. all right, george. >> we'll go to the white house right now where president trump ratcheting up his trade war with china. now putting an additional $100 billion in tariffs on the table. this comes on the heels of an unplugged appearance in west virginia where he threw out his speech on tax reform replacing it with red meat and false claims about immigration. jon karl is covering it all. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. well, the white house plan was for the president to go to west virginia to talk about tax

and again, a quick moving system brings in some snow showers across portions of, say, pennsylvania on western new yorkwell. and the cold wet weather pushes farther south. you look at the big temperature fluctuations in recent months. since the 1st of january, the u.s. has recorded 7300 record high temperatures. 6300 record low temps. a one to one ratio for every record high you get a record low. but when you look at the last seven days, a complete flip-flop. 572 record low tefrs set versus 18 record high temps. that is a 31-1 ratio for every 31 record low temps, only one high temp has been coming in way above average to the record department. here is the perspective. a ridge of high pressure out to the west, temps in los angeles well into the 80s the next couple of days. while on the opposite end of the perspective, 10 to 20 below average. and that pattern really short-lived here. we know the days are rather long. also the sun angle quite high as well. a mild setup as we go in towards saturday. look what lines up out there towards the northern portion of the u.s., guys that is going in from sunday int

party from the extremists did not understand what hit them. , the governorrals of new york, the governor of pennsylvaniathe senator from new york, nelson rockefeller, the governor of new york, what was happening in the republican party? the 2 factions in the gop? were remnants of moderates. there were elected officials who were moderate. ultimately, that battle had been fought in 1964. what we see with richard nixon is that he is backing republicans on the right, but also in the middle. he gets a lot of the credit in 1966 for endorsing and helping republicans pick up dozens of seats in the midterm congressional elections. seats.46 guest: nixon gets a lot of the credit for that. he is seen increasing lee as a credible conservative. there is still -- he is seen increasingly as a credible conservative. there is still a lot of skepticism. the moderates are a significant minority within the party. if we factor in george wallace, who would ultimately become the embodiment of the conservative coalition, we would see that the moderates are a dying almost spent force. in 1968 to the extent that there wasa threat

san francisco hauls its trash about fifty miles across the bay to york city trash is trucked out of state to new jersey pennsylvania even as far away as ohio virginia and south carolina and until recently america was doing a brisk business selling its crap to china but now even china is leery times of changed awareness of the public is much greater about health issues now than it was when new b. began nuvi is one of the largest active landfills on the shores of san francisco bay i think his voice miss america the city of milpitas filed a lawsuit against san jose over environmental impacts caused by the landfill the bay area air quality management district which has received two thousand new be landfill order complaints has issued new b. island five public nuisance violations related to odor issues according to a district spokesman they're still negotiating the fines. trash is a big business and an unfortunate it's a smelly business too don let's field is the northern california environmental manager for a public services the community itself seems to have some concerns about this site and the owner problem that the

the state is considered one way or the other, and you'll look at these in places like new york and pennsylvania going to be i think that's going to ultimately be where control of the congress is going to be settled and for republicans the good news of those 23, 16 the incumbent is running for re- election and if we carry, you know, 14 or 13 of those it's going to be very difficult for the democrats to get control of the congress. griff: carl let me ask you about a poll that says mid-terms maybe a referendum on impeachment the democrats playbook, 71% of democrat voters saying that they would like to see impeach. should they win control of the house . what do you make of that >> well this is going to be one of the dangerous things for the democrats because the democratic base wants to have in preachment they want to have people nominate people who say i'm going to go in there and impeach trump and get him out of there while following the lead of maxine waters and others but in order to win elections remember they have to carry districts that are closely split between trump and clinton, or were ac

the new york yankees are standing up for a pennsylvania fourth grader that said she's been the targetllies. cassidy slater posted a video that went viral online detailing her struggles saying no one would sit with her alunch. 23 yankee players and manager aaron boone made their own video response saying they were saving a seat for her at their clubhouse and they have her back. in case you missed it, i sat down with the ladies of "the view" and the paper back release of my book. i had a good time being there. thanks. i'm dana. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in washington. there's word of new trouble for the former fbi director andrew mccabe. he lost his job and fighting to keep his pension after a report that he lied to investigators. now he could face criminal charges. we'll take you to the syrian border to listen to people that said they survived the chemical attack. and the firefighters that stepped out to help a woman on a southwest airlines yet and a woman was nearly sucked into the sky. >> i'm trained for emergency situations. that's what it was. >> sh

york city and philadelphia area. during the heart of rush hour. the pennsylvaniaoing to bea fun drive winter weather advisories, philadelphia to new york city, to hartford to rhode island and massachusetts. again, the most impacts are the morning commute. by this afternoon, it's gone temperatures in the 40s. the roads are fine it's just during the early morning here we'll see the problems the worst driving on 80 or 78. and also that snow, a 38 tonight, montana and you should about another four to six inches possible for minneapolis through wisconsin as we go throughout the night tonight. so, obviously, a lot of active srt where weather for theta of this april. that's your business forecast. more "worldwide exchange" when we come back it kills weeds, prevents crabgrass and feeds so grass can thrive, guaranteed. our backyard is back. this is a scotts yard. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? new cascade platinum lets your dishwasher be the dish washer. three cleaning agents dissolve, lift and rinse a