a lot of people in this area are the same way. what do you think about the impeachment inquiry? honestly it s a joke. it makes the republican party look better and it s kind of exposing all the lies that the democrats are telling us. i think it s going to impact the democratic primary more than it s going to end up ever removing trump from office. all right. next up for you, watertown, new york. trump won this county with 58.2% of the vote. i have to admit the impeachment hearings seem a lot to be a lot of folks to be like theoretic the president is not being allowed to bring in people to ask questions, you know? so it s like adam schiff is totally cut things off from the
piles of know that have come from the other storms you have been talking about if they get in the second wave which is supposed to start later this afternoon and last into tomorrow morning, if they get six more inches of snow, they ll break a 32-year-old record for the most snow in the snow season. for the 12 months between uniju of last year and june of this year. that record, 58.2 inches. almost five feet of snow. and but there s also been tantalizing hints here in indianapolis about what s to come, about two weeks ago the high was 62 and a lot of the snow that was on the ground melted which is why you can still see grass peeking up now. just yesterday, the high here was 49. 24 hours later, it is now 19. and tomorrow it will get even
will break the record set in 1981/ 82, of 58.2 inches. a record that was more than 30 years old. you talk about teases of what s to come. the high yesterday here in indianapolis, 49 degrees. alex? oh. deep sigh. okay. thank you very much, john yang. weather channel meteorologist greg postel is joining us. z . we have a big storm coming soon. everywhere on this map staided in dark blue. not only, we ve got winter storm watches and advisory which is those include new york city. in philly, d.c., richmond, winter storm warnings out along that i-95 corridor.
made up by members appointed by the state legislatures. they would be appalled career politicians. you can read their letters, their writings. they expected these people to go home and retain their farms and stay as farmers and stay as businessmen and so forth. they didn t believe in a permanent legislative place. professional turns over less than the house of the lords. 85 percent are still getting re-elected. we still have 85 percent income ban see and we are cheering it. if you have 50 percent turn over after 8 years 85 percent after four years. you put it in the book turn over rate of 58.2 percent.
and it is time for us who have been affected to speak up. we have relevance and a place at the table and frankly public safety matters to everyone. it is our children. it is our families. it is our neighborhoods. it is our communities regardless of what they are and what they look like. mrs. edelman, i have to say that one of the most stunning facts to me post-newtown has p been t has been the number of background checks which are indicative of the people who are seeking new guns and we saw something like 2.2 million, and uptick of almost 60%, 58.2% from december of 2011 of background checks and so apparently a lot of people getting guns for christmas. what does that number tell you? well, who are those people? but they believe there is going to be gun safety control issue, and they want to make sure they stock up in advance. so i choose to say good news if