dangerous cold. blisters weather will blast you in the morning. and another chance for snow. yup. we said it. snow. now, fox 29 news at 10:00. here we go. tell you what, that bundle up phrase you ll hear a lot whole lost it real soon. if you think it s cold tonight, it is going to be a startling wake-up call for you. good evening, thank you for joining us i m lucy noland. i m iain page. arctic blast is on the way. are you ready? bundle up. elder meteorologist kathy orr is outside in this cold talking about the wind chills in the teens. kathy. absolutely, iain, and tomorrow morning even colder. the wind has definitely kicked in in old city philadelphia. we have gulfs to about 25 miles an hour and the wind is going to get even stronger. it s going to be a shocker come the morning. right now temperatures are in the 30s and we have some colder air to the north as well. look at these numbers. it s 34 degrees right now in ocean city. it s 29 in philadelphia. it s 15 i
yet, some totally destroyed. you ll see some trailers in front of the homes where people are working on them, but you re not going to see the vibrant community it once was. more from the tenth anniversary programming on hurricane katrina, including this entire hearing, and more from people on the ground about the storm. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time on c-span. a group of reporters discuss their jobs covering the white house and the changing relationship between presidential administrations and the press corps. correspondents peter baker of the new york times, jim avila of abc news, ap reporter josh lederman and scott horsley of npr, participate in this national journal event. everyone else is going back to work. i hope that doesn t make your competitive anxiety set in. this is a great group. thank you all for coming and taking time out of your news day to be part of this conversation. this is, of course, our annual scholarship panel. we have our 17 scholarship win
and jeff bay doezos the wor richest perp for a few hours. we begin with a look at today s eye opener your world in 90 seconds. democrats will crow xul tantly and claim victory for obamacare. the gop s obamacare repeal fails in the u.s. senate. right prevailed. we were right, and the american people knew it, and we have saved their health care. incoming white house communications director director unleashing on white house staff in a profanity-laced tirade. it feels like a fist fight has broken out on the white house. or in some back alley somewhere. it s more like pennsylvania avenue becoming melrose place. he s very passionate about the president and the president s agenda and i think it may have gotten the best of him in that conversation. a commuter train crashed into a railway buffer in barcelona. the train s driver among those who suffered injuries. the man charged with killing his wife on a cruise ship said he did it because she wouldn t stop
at this hour, we are hearing that several people have been hurt. we ll bring you to the pentagon for the latest on this story, just ahead. also breaking news ahead. the former mayor of new york, ed koch has died. he was 88 years old. a look at his legacy this morning. a controversial, combative, confrontational and brash mayor, and the people of new york city loved him. we ll tell you about that, straight ahead. christine. and the first jobs report of 2013 released in an hour and a half. the numbers for you, what it means for the health of the economy and the jobs market. and the defense secretary nominee on the defensive. chuck hagel grilled on capitol hill. did he blow his shot to convince lawmakers that he s the right man for the job? friday, february 1st, and starting point begins right now. welcome, everybody. breaking news, we start with. two people have died, several people wounded in explosion that has taken place outside the u.s. embassy in ankara, turkey
yes, that is basically it. i don t know if he wanted to be there while trump was making his speech about the change of staff. phil rucker, as condensed as they are, all of our print colleagues at the white house are writing the lookback piece about the reince priebus era, all six months of it. and i know you contend he was something less than a chief of staff in full always? you know, yeah, i think that is exactly right. look, this is an establishment republican who became close to donald trump over the course of the campaign. tried to help integrate the party in the trump world. tried to do it in washington to help trump govern and pass his agenda on capitol hill. but he was beset time and time again by the kind of chaos and disorder that has really defined all of trump s enterprises,
including this white house. it was so remarkable, that reince priebus was so belittled and demeaned at work, the backbiting was so intense and vicious. i talked to one staffer, the president sai