Brought an odd mix of tornadoes, heavy winds and snow to the nations midsection is now wreaking havoc on the northeast. Snow and sleet have produced treacherous Road Conditions from pennsylvania and western new york to maine with as much as a foot of snow expected in some areas. This storm so far being blamed for at least six deaths. Its also creating a travel nightmare for those trying to get home after the holidays. More than 1700 flights were canceled on wednesday. Nbcs meteorologist dylan dreyer is tracking the storm for us this morning. Dylan, what can you tell us . Well, so far under 400 flights have been canceled in the northeast today. This storm is going to create some travel troubles. Its transitioning over to more or less rain right now. But in the new york city area last night, we had some very strong storms move through. We do have reports of flooding in some of the lowlying areas as well. And we do have a lot of known thats already fallen especially back across new york.
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Alright, well, good morning everyy. Im gonna call the meeting to order here. My name is Mark Trumbull and im the economy editor of the Christian Science monitor. Uh welcome and especially welcome to our guest. Todays guest is liz shuler of the a. F. L. C. I. O. Shes the president of the Labor Federation and were very glad to have you with us again as another Labor Day Weekend rolls around. Weekend rolls around. A little background, president schuler grew up in a union household. Her father was a power lineman and longtime member of the electrical workers local 125 at Portland General Electric in oregon. Her mother worked in the companys service and design department. Ms. Schuler attended the university of oregon and i might insert my own go ducks here, since that is the alma mater of my fatherinlaw. During college, ms. Schuler worked summers at the electric company. I would say her life since then is testament that there can be a future for people who earn journalism degrees. After gra
My name is mark trumbull, economy editor of the Christian Science monitor. Welcome to our guests. Todays guest is liz schuler of the aflcio. She is the president of the Labor Federation and we are very glad to have you with us again as another Labor Day Weekend rolls around. A little background, president schuler grew up in a union household. Her father was a power lineman and longtime member of the electrical workers local 125 at Portland General Electric in oregon. Her mother worked in the companys service and design department. Ms. Schuler attended the university of oregon and i might insert my own go ducks here, since that is the alma mater of my fatherinlaw. During college, ms. Schuler worked summers at the electric company. I would say her life since then is testament that there can be a future for people who earn journalism degrees. After graduation, she returned to Portland General Electric to organize workers who were in nonunionized, clerical roles, like her mother. She then