The speaker pro tempore the house will be in order. The prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. Chaplain conroy let us pray. Loving and gracious god, we give you thanks forgiving us another day. For giving us another day. Help us this day to draw closer to you, so that with your spirit and aware of your presence among us we may all face the tasks of this day. Bless the members of the peoples house. Help them to think clearly, speak confidently, and act courageously in the belief that all Noble Service is based upon patience, truth and love. May these decisive days through which we are living make them genuine enough to maintain their integrity, great enough to be humble, and good enough to keep their faith always regarding Public Office as a sake faith, always regarding Public Office as a sacred trust. Give them the wisdom and currently to not fail their fellow citizens nor you. May all that is done this day be for your greater honor and glory, amen. The speaker pro temp
Jersey shore. Between 2 00 and the morning and 7 00 thats when philadelphia will see flurries and light snow developing. This is going to be a long lived event, tonight through sunday night. About 18 hours of potential snow. It will be light snow, steady snow. Were not expecting thundersnow and it is going to be a wet snow that comes down. A light snowfall but a wet snow that comes down. Slippery travel. Well see icy roads on the back side of this entire thing. Heres a look at whats going on with this right now. You can see the snow already moving through southern delaware, lewis, dover, you have rain. Smyrna, rain, wilmington, rain, even into west chester, the suburbs seeing light showers right now. Cape may, we are looking and through wildwood up to atlantic city, were looking at some light snow, this is melting when it hits the ground. We go into new jersey, you can see deerfield, maybe light showers there. Salem, youre dry. Bridgeton, light showers. Were not looking at a bunch of s
where a powerful tornado hit the airport friday night. those huge windows you re seeing, completely blown out. part of the roof was torn off the concourse. sections of the airport are still now closed but airport officials hope to handle about 90% of the flights today. our dan simon is in the nearby suburb of bridgeton where so many homes, dan, are flattened. it is askounding, absolutely astounding that no one was killed. boy, it really is. and suzanne, i m standing in what was a child s bedroom. the tornado sliced the upper floor of this house. this is what s left. i m going to show you what it looks like throughout this neighborhood. this is the bridgeton community. as you pointed out, everywhere you look, you see destruction. there are about a dozen homes on this one street, and most of them are destroyed. we re going to talk to the guy who lives next door. this is terry hayes. we re going to talk to in a moment. terry has had a rough time.
the airport on friday night. and then it ripped across nearby neighborhoods. damage estimated in the millions now. hundreds of homes have been flattened. missouri s governor says it is nothing short of a miracle that no one no one was killed. here s what our own dan simon is seeing. my understanding what was a child s bedroom, the tornado sliced the upper floor of this house. this is what s left. i m going to show you what it looks like throughout this neighborhood. this is the bridgeton community. everywhere you look, you see destruction. there are about a dozen homes on this one street. most of them are destroyed. we re going to talk to the guy who lives next door. this is terry hayes. terry s had a rough time because how you doing, terry? terry s had had a rough time. this was what was his house behind us. terry also works at the airport. he was there when the tornado