it. reporter: it s put states from kansas to maine in the bull s eye with winter storm watches and warnings across the board. airport delays caused by the storm are forcing many flights to be cancelled with a ripple effect felt coast to coast. dangerous conditions on the roads are also a major factor. at least one person was killed when a car slid off a missouri interstate, but in new england, the massachusetts d.o.t. says they re ready. we have almost 4,000 pieces of equipment. we have both salt spreaders and plows, and heavy, really heavy pieces of equipment as well as some specialized large snow-blowing equipment. reporter: and yet despite the blizzard-like conditions, not everything came to a halt. the annual army game went on at planned. the navy midshipman beat army for the 12th straight year in a row 34-7, and erin flanagan,
watches and warnings across the board. airport delays caused by the storm are forcing many flights to be cancelled with a ripple effect being felt coast-to-coast. dangerous conditions on the roads are also a major factor. at least one person was killed when a car slid off a missouri interstate. but in new england, the massachusetts d.o.t. says they re ready. we have almost 4,000 pieces of equipment. we have both snow spreaders and plows and really heavy pieces of equipment, as well as some specialized snow blowing equipment. and yet despite the blizzard-like conditions, not everything came to a halt. the annual army game went on as planned. the navy midshipman beat army for the 12th straight year in a row, 34-7. and erin flanagan got her wish of a white wedding. the pottstown, pennsylvania, bride and her groom said their i
in the country. standing there is colonel mannion and admiral. he was the co note speaker last night and overall they do great work. and quickly want to tell you, in schools in the country, they go to schools and tell the children about one fallen hero and then the children take that story of the fallen hero and do service work in the name of that person. it is it a way to give back. travis mannion was famous for saying if not me then who? that is for all of us to think about service for the community. that is the sister of tra vis mannion who is part of the foundation. it was an amazingentious ven. check out the website travismannion.org. i would say. go navy and beat army.
to being really things that have been out of control. what happens if the next chrissis is where south korea doesn t turn the other cheek and japan doesn t turn the other cheek. the worry is something could go wrong quickly. in a nuclear country. thank you. go navy. beat army. good luck. see you soon. fox news alert. breaking news a troubling chemical explosion. fire in the blue island petrochemical plant. it is a town 20 miles south of chicago. you can so all of the black smoke choking there out of the chemical plant. we don t know how it started and we don t know how close firefighters are controlling this and put it out. it is close to it chicago and you can imagine that chemical cloud washing over chicago and we ll cope an eye on this and
again. so i believe those two men have the economies of our nation best at heart and have to come a little closer and a little $500 billion sounds like a lot. $2.5 trillion. we have to do both to have a principled come prom nice quickly, both of you, i start with you, do you think something gets done in the next few days? i m afraid say that i don t think that we will avoid the fiscal cliff. i think we will go over and be debating this again in january and also i hate to say that, luke, i m frayed your redskins will lose on sunday. more of a bills fan but i want them to beat the cowboys. we all hate the cowboys. lastly navy did beat army. so i m happy. look, at the bottom line is we will go over 1 january with the fiscal cliff. but there will be an agreement in the first would weeks of january which will be fine in order to have the first step not of debt $4 trillion reduction but of getting that $700 billion fiscal cliff down to a gradual slope so our economy can keep