i m feeling sorry for you once you get up, sue serio you know how it feels, so you say this is what they do every day. i did something i never do and hit the snooze button, this morning. it just delays the inevitable, stupid. i will no do that anymore. we ve got fog issues again. it seems like every morning this week we have been dealing with this. atlantic city is sock in so is millville, new jersey. we still have problems in lancaster, reading, reduced visibility in a allentown. that could slow you down, this morning keep that in mind making plans forgetting out of the door this morning. we have 45 degrees to get you started with 7 miles visibility at philly international airport and now 7:12 is our sunrise time. we have 38 degrees in al-zawahiri even town, reading 38, 41 in trenton. forty-nine atlantic city 406789 in wilmington. everybody is above freezing but we are chillier then we were, yesterday, a at this time, a chillier start but we will have a milder finish to
clean up efforts are in full force this morning after a devastating winter storm that crippled the east coast. died a aa result. result.snow shoveling and carbon monoxide poisioning claimed almost as many lives as car crashes this weekend. many people across that region will be facing an extended weekend, as hools and government offices are closing today to try to keep as many people off the roads as possible, that includes the federal government.in the nation s biggest city, mayor $& bill de blasio is still urging residents to stayff the ads. it is very important to recognize there s a lot of work being done to get the city up and running for monday. we need people off the streets for their own safety. weweneed people f the streets for the safety of others. we need them off the streets so that sanitation can clear streets. streets. new york city was among the hardest hit areas, receiving more than 26 inches of snow.washington d-c saw 22 inches of snow fall.and the virginia
campaign. the battle for the democratic nomination also fierce hilary clinton now finds herself in an increasingly competitive race against bernie sanders. nat hillary clinton i will promise you this: if you give me the boost in the iowa caucuses to send me on the way to the nomination, i will come back often to campaign to win iowa in november. this morning on meet the press, hillary clinton also michael bloomberg entering the presidential race and michael bloomberg, your reaction to his potential candidacy? hillary clinton: he s a good friend of mine. and i m going to do the best i can to make sure that i get the nomination and we ll go from there. chuck todd: so you re not worried about him getting in? hillary clinton: well, the way i read what he said is if i didn t get the nomination, he might consider it. well, i m going to relieve him of that and get the nomination so he doesn t have to. republican presidential candidate carly fiorina is under fire after using a
morning..talking about a potential run against donal trump in the general election i would very much look forward to a race against donald trump, a guy who does not want to raise the minimum wage, but wants to give hundreds of billions of dollars in tax breaks to the top two-tenths of 1 percent who thinks wages in america are too high and who thinks that climate change is a hoax, invented by the chinese. chuck, there would be nothing more in this world that i would like to take on donald trump. we would beat him, and we would beat him badly. with the iowa caucuses just eight days away. the des moines register newspaper has announced its endorsements for the republican and democratic nominations for president. the paper picked hillary clinton because they say no other candidate can match the depth or breadth of her knowledge and experience. on the republican side. the paper endorsed senator marco rubio because they say he has the potential to chart a different direction for t
radar is dry right now, but there are clouds and areas of freezing drizzle are possible overnight. details on your full forecast coming up in a few minutes. continuing coverage tonight. after being stranded for a day on the pennsylvania turnpike eastern iowans are finally back home. we brought you the story friday and tonight storm track 7 s shirley descorbeth brings us the very latest from dubuque. shirley? well everyone is safe, and back in eastern iowa. not too long ago the five buses rolled into town. and travelers were welcomed back by their loved ones. lily kemp anxiously waits for her mother to arrive home. everyone is doing, eventhough everything is okay.it s still a llittle heart- wrenching to want to be with was one of the best highlights coming home. jessica kemp is one of the dubuquer s stuck on the pennsylvania turnpike for nearly 24 hours 200 of them of all ages. we had god with us.and we were praying the whole time after waiting several hours to fin