Trump when the primary with massive reports of voter every irregularities. 125,000 democratic voters were inexplicably purged from the polls ahead of tuesdays primary. Absurd that in brooklyn, new york, where i was , tens ofually thousands of people, as i understand it, have been purged from the voting rolls. Amy we will host a discussion on the New York Primary results. Then from brooklyn to brazil or the lower house of Brazils Congress has voted to impeach president Dilma Rousseff. She claims her opponents are mounting a coup. It is a coup. It is a coup dressed as original sin, which is the fact there is no legal basis for my impeachment. Amy all that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Former secretary of state Hillary Clinton and real estate mogul donald trump scored significant victories in new york tuesday, in a primary marked by widespread reports of voter disenfranchisement and irregularities at polling si
Caucuses. And all three Democratic Candidates are in des moines tonight. Highlights from tonights town hall. Caught on camera. A centerville man is tased by police. Why the police chief says his officers handled the situation appropriately. And a look at the video. Winter weather. How much snow fell across the metro today. And what to expect for tomorrow mornings commute. From who hd iowas High Definition leader. This is the channel 13 news at nine on fox 17 some slick roads out there tonight. After todays snow fall. Tonight. A Winter Weather advisory is in effect for a few more hours here in central iowa. Good evening. Im lynn thank you for joining us. The plows are out in full force tonight across the metro. And in the city of a clive the snow ordinance is in effect. Lets go straight to meteorologist Brett Mcintyre with the very latest on the weather. Brett. Some tricky driving conditions right now. A Winter Weather advisory remains in effect across North Central iowa this evening. L
Now at mccarrans page, things are actually running pretty smoothly. There are a few delays. Now, heres abcs Elizabeth Hur with more on the cleanup. < nats. Snow plow. Cities. Shut down by the blizzard. From dc to philadelphia and new york city. Are beginning to show signs of life. Sot mayor bill de blasio d new york thank god we have a warmer day. A little sunshine earlier that will help melting off some of the snow. But still, you got to exercise caution. But officials are pleading for patience. With many secondary streets. Still impassable. Sot mos just really bad. Really, really bad. Ive never seen it like this before in a long, long time. And with many cars still buried. Officials warn. The danger isnt over yet. The stormrelated death toll. More than 30. Including a 78yearold woman in new jersey. Who according to officials was too afraid to drive home in the snow on friday. Found dead in her car this morning. This time lapse video from virginia shows just what millions throughout m
Northeast. Including here in Hampton Roads. At least 27 people are dead from the storms. State and federal offices stayed closed today in virginia, dc and maryland. And more than 5thousand flights were canceled or delayed today. Well, today in Hampton Roads the sun was shining and people are finally thawing out. Heres a live look now from over downtown norfolk. Todays warmup felt nice after the bitter cold temperatures we had over the weekend. But, the sunshine isnt planning on sticking around too long this week. Well have a warm up, and then another cool down. Chief meteorologist don doppler 10 Weather Center more refreezing even though its a lot warmer today a lot of those side streets saw a clear even though there are some traffic tie ups on interstate664 near powhatan parkway in hampton. A lot of accidents across the commonwealth including Hampton Roads as this storm pushed through. The most recent update sent out by state police say between friday through today more than 15hundred
Amy as the republicans engage in another primary debate, this one in South Carolina, we will go to columbia, South Carolina, does it with tom turnipseed, who is a National Director of segregationist alabama governor George Wallaces 1968 president ial campaign, but has since become a civil rights attorney and social justice activist. Well also speak with nation magazine publisher katrina vanden heuvel, not only about the republican bait debate, but also for only the third time in its 150year history, the nation magazine has endorsed a candidate in the democratic primary. Then to the water crisis in flint, michigan. It is an emergency. The cdc and the pediatrics say levelis no safe of lead. It is an emergency. Amy protesters fill the State Capitol in lansing, calling on Governor Rick Snyder to resign over the flint water contamination crisis. We will get the latest from the doctor who helped expose the lead poisoning, mona hannaattisha, as snyder has asked president obama to declare a fe