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freezing in parts of chester county. so bundle up if you re stepping outdoors and watch out on the roadways. joyce, back to you. all right thank you scott. we ll check in back with you in just a little bit. drivers had some troubles on area roads this morning. and the evening commute it could be tricky, too. chris o connell is live in doylestown where a couple of inches of snow fell today. chris? reporter: joyce it s one of those nights where the weather, the conditions going to be deceiving because especially people up here in upper bucks western montgomery county. bucks county. that s because the rain, the snow is over but it s those plunging temperatures they re worried about that flash freeze that s happening literally as we speak right now. we re looking over we re just north of doylestown at 611. the concern is that flash freeze. the problem the temperatures suspected to plunge and it s plunging quickly as we speak. take a look at what we ran into this mor ....
somebody made a mistake and it was not us. or did they? that s the news coming from nbc news today is that somebody made a mistake. don t know if it is on purpose because it gets more life out of the controversy. you guys saw the cover of rolling stone, you remember what you saw, we talked about it yesterday. julie louis-dreyfus is wearing the words of the constitution. and at the bottom there is a signature and it is john hancock. here is the problem. for all you historians. john hancock did not sign the constitution, he signed the declaration of independence more than ten years before that. we re all so stupid. we didn t point it out yesterday. we didn t think it was necessary to make people feel stupid. anyway, so she did the funniest thing, though, she tweeted. she tweeted this, hancock signed the declaration of independence, not the constitution. just another like another i watched the first one last night. i can t stand how funny it is. she is ....
watch out, a massive cement truck flies into a van. the terrifying driver who somehow managed to survive. from nbc news, this is today with matt lawyer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everyone, welcome to today on a thursday morning. more news from the southern indian ocean. buoys they have dropped in the area where they heard pings in the past have detected another ping sound. they are saying they think this comes from a man-made object. they are looking into it, of course, we will get a live look in kuala lumpur in just a moment. we will start with that tragic story at franklin regional hospital t. 15-year-old suspect appeared in court while the community held a vigil for those injured. peteral sand alexander. good morning to you. reporter: doctors are hopeful all of the victims here will survive. we just spoke to the hospital. they say there are still three students in critical condition, including one st ....
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director cordray, the cfpb has now been up and running for almost three years. what do you consider to be the most significant accomplishment of the bureau since 2011 and looking forward, what actions can we expect either the bureau out of the bureau over the next three months co thank you, mr. chairman. it s a broad question. first of all, the challenge of building a federal agency from scratch has been significant. we ve had some growing pains and we ve been working through those. but at the same time, we ve gone from zero employees to now close to 1400 employees. people who are very dedicated to protecting consumers and seeing that they are treated fairly. they are doing marvelous work. the mortgage rules we put in place that congress put such a high priority on, had been very significant. that s a single biggest consumer financial market. the enforcement activity that we ve had to ensure that institutions understand that people need to be treated fairly and mo ....