him, we hear from the families adviser about the new development. the, the u. s. government are trying to shut the inquiry down the other side or being evasive and inconsistent about producing the phone records. an incentive from themselves today mom, 60 years since the us youth, agent, orange in vietnam, herbicide proven to cause serious health issues among both locals and american soldiers. a one veteran tells us it s time and i made we really need people to sit down and take her and say, hey, where is this going to do? not only to the civilians populations not only to the enemy but also for cruise. the cruise? well tonight s program starts off with big news from the big i m real research, i went to international moscow where it s now just after 8 pm here, just after 1 pm in new york, which is where we start this hour. that governor, the andrew cuomo, has announced he ll be quitting office in 14 days. it comes off the month of allegations of sexual harassment leveled at him
wrap around snowfall bands over new york city, long island and in our area it is still not done snowing. much of the air eighth is. much of the southeastern pennsylvania a light snow or flurries up toward lehigh valley. we have decent snow bands over portions of new jersey, one shifting north out of ocean county right now but another one has developed, here over salem, cumberland cou along i40, so that could slow out and about tonight. like we best, bet toys stay inside unless you absolutely need to go outside. i do have positive news, winttoning for adelphia has just been cancelled as well as winter weather advisory to the north and west what does remain is blizzard warning that is red shaded area along the new jersey shore and down into portions of delaware, reason they kept that in place because we have lowisability and very, very winds. you don t need falling snow for blizzard conditions occur. very difficult, if not impossible travel through much of the south jersey toni
evening. look at these temperatures, 16 in philadelphia, 15 in allentown, four in mount pocono. fifteen in millville. with the winds continuing to be strong here s what it feels like if you step outside right now. feels like zero or below, every where except for the shore. feels a little bit above 1 degree atlantic city, wildwood warmer spots, dover feels like two but philadelphia feels like minus one. 1 degree below zero, as well as allentown 19b low in mount pocono. wind chill advisory remains in effect for vast majority of our area going through to tomorrow, at noon new trimmed back just a little bit. that is good news but wind chill warning for poconos, that is where our wind chill values could reach as low as 20 or 30 below. as far as traveling is concerned for afternoon commute tonight we are giving you yellow light, still slippery, and on the account of the road around the city if you were out and about where we re still not seeing things completely treated. there are
guest: i think often times the conventional wisdom is wrong, and the conventional wisdom in money and politics you essentially have good intentioned government officials who who are being influenced or attempts to influence them by corporations or public unions and if we can only figure out a way to seal off essentially these public officials from this outside influences, everything would be great and so i call this the jimmy stewart mr. smith the great. so i call this the june knee damage jimmy stewart mr. smith goes to washington scenario. you have well-intentioned politicians being tempted by outside forces. my experience over the last 20 years or so the opposite is true that you have a lot of corporations and entities that essentially wants to be left alone by the federal government and have politicians or people in the executive branch who are looking for ways in which to enhance their services or the needs to get corporations involved. the high-tech industry is a cl
johnson would prefer not to be in class. it is devastating. it is like where do you start? even though i know god has a purpose for us, it is a little overwhelming right now. reporter: friday, volunteers began clean up in the ruins of blue mountain s seventh day aventis elementary school, the hallway littered with classrooms, classrooms remodeled with debris, roof stripped off like a soup can. i look at it and i realized how lucky i am. reporter: national weather service says that the storm hit here with a hey maker at around 6:45 thursday night inside at the time principal rachel wardaky doing last minute work before vacation, blind sided by nature. i thought boy that rain is falling hard and then next thing i knew wind was blowing through and something knock me down. reporter: then she knew she was under this, pinned by the building s roof, somehow, able to escape with just scratches. i actually feel that fod my angel kept me protect and safe. reporter: ever