everyone up there is playing a guessing game. this is the best way to get the d.c. rumor mill going. the town is abuzz with speculation about who this might be. i suspect people in other parts of the country do not love this kind of thing and see it as the way washington plays a sick game with politics impacting their lives. as for what s happening in washington, the rumor mill is abuzz. charles: the more i read it, the more i think about it. i think it s a dis of the trump voter. the establishment whining about the fact that someone is in office. he s not a conservative even though he ran on the republican ticket. you, whoever you are do not determine who or what the republican party is. you picked president trump. tammy: that s exactly the reason why trump is president. the fact is it s never really been about donald trump. it s always been about the voter. it s about distain and contempt the establishment has had for voters for generations. they believe they are better t
a funeral for a followed police officer. the system continues to fail us. we are not safe anymore progress has bought while enforcement fight and face rising crime, will after sunday panel about calls to reverse progressive soft on crime policies. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington people get to the tense situation in ukraine and just a moment. first busting of breaking weather news as a nor easter dumped almost 2 feet of snow across parts of the mid-atlantic and new england. wind gusts of more than 70 miles per hour knocking out power to more than 100,000 homes and businesses with the bitter cold in the forecast. the powerful storm also forcing airlines to cancel flights in and out of new york, philadelphia, and boston. we have team coverage alexis mcadams here on the ground in new york city. let s begin with molly line. she is live in plymouth, massachusetts hi molly. in mourning it s a very beautiful but frosty day here in
news, channel 7 eye witness news. an eye witness news exclusive. a traffic stop turns violent. a man pulled over by police for running a stop sign. minutes later, his mother being rushed to the hospital. he was like shut up, boom and slammed her. my mom went face first. the family claiming police brutality. good evening i m david navarro. bill and sade are off tonight. we re tracking breaking news. a water main break shutting down and huge and unusually very busy brooklyn. eye witness news reporter aj ross is there with more. aj, what can you tell us? this is a very different scene from a couple hours ago when water was literally cascading down flatbush avenue buckling up the pavement. crews are on scene and they re now cutting or rather they have cut off the water to this area where they believe is the targeted area and they re using tools to target the asphalt and determine what caused the water main break. in the meantime, flatbush avenue remains closed from st
up to six inches of rainfall is actually being held off to the north by high pressure and it s the same system that is bringing us the heat, and will allow for the humidity to come up here in the next 24 hours so we ll just in crease the humidity and increase the sticky feel, it becomes a steam bad by the end of the weekend but it doesn t end there. we ll have more 90s early next week so 3:00 we re at 89 degrees and we hit the 90- degree mark and even the sunset muggy. i ll have much more on this streak of 90 degrees in the accuweather seven day forecast. rob? amy thank you very much. and we are seeing new video of the suspect in a deadly shooting also in brownsville brooklyn. the video shows the man police say followed three people into that building thursday night on saratoga avenue and then opened fire before then taking off. police were alerted to the scene by the nypd s shot spotter program. when they got there they found three men had been shot, 21 year old isiah sis
electrical fires and power outages are adding to the misery in the eastern united states. to give you an idea of how massive sandy still is, fierce winds are blowing in from canada all the way to georgea. this morning, some 7 million homes and businesses are without power and heat. sandy is also whipping up huge amounts of snow from maryland to tennessee and west virginia, a blizzard could dump three feet of rare october snow. our reporters are at some of the worst points of the super storm and breaking down the details on how all americans could feel sandy s impact. right now, we re following rescues and evacuations under way in much of the region. in northern new jersey there s been a breach in a berm and several communities are now flooded. one police chief says there s up to five feet of water in the streets of moonachie and little ferry. and in carlstadt rescues are taking place. having trouble getting to the scene because the roadways are so bad. when she arrives on the