the wizards get a win over the philadelphia 76ers last night. they look like a completely different team compared to tuesday night. final score last night, 123-106. the wizards are playing without john wall. he posted this picture from his hospital bed on instagram tuesday night, after undeoing a season-ending surgery on his left heel. in the caption, he says, smiling is good for the soul. indeed. wall is expected to miss six t eight months recovering from surgery. we wish him the best. we need himack on the team. >>> new this morning, one local youth team is getting a lot of attention on social media. >> the map leaf maple leafs ar against racism. a member of the team faced racial taunts. his teammates were not having it and began yelling at the other team. two caps players heard this story and felt compelled the do something. >> we heard about the unfortunate incidents that were taking place with the vine. we were happy to see your team stand up and defend and support each other. >> they recorded a video message for the young team thanking the

also philadelphia international airport and new york liberty in new jersey had delays, cdue to staffing issues. remember air traffic controllers are among those not being paides at fso. the white house is monitoring the problem. meanwhile we are learning that tsa agents will soon be getting a partial paycheck. tsa hile here in the bay area, area employees. >> please don't to tsa. they are working without pay. >> one group this morning is working to collect donations again today to help workers. the goal is to raise $10,000. many of the volunteers say it is not too far for the tsa agents to be working without being paid. >> i've talked to several workers sleeping in their cars. they have no gas. it is just a method to help support them. >> so far the group has already collected more than $5,000. >>> we're looking forward to a very nice weekend ahead in the bay area. let's get a check of that forecast. >> live look bra new camera in walnut creek. beautiful shot there. conditions nice and sunny. gary is tracking the great weather ahead for us. and the it is going to continue stlu the weeke

and readinge it, through this list, i want to go to philadelphia. >> you totally want to go to philadelphia and the funny conceit of it is, you never would have thought that men have been really stayed would advertise its proximity to queens, right? i am a new yorker, never ever in my lifetime. say,ise, you would not let's go to philadelphia to eat anything besides a cheesesteak, but it has really changed. there has been a critical mass set up shop have there. it is threatening new york and i carol: say that as a new yorker. carol:you talk about san antonio, minneapolis. who knew. >> austen has been in the foodie world and it has gotten so much attention. away,an hour and a half san antonio was known more for the birthplace of chili con c arne, but now, about a decade ago, the place called "the pearl" was created and is a mixed space. carol: 22 acres. >> it is huge. anchored by this gorgeous old building that is a brewery and now there are 19 food and drink concepts in it. carol: minneapolis, indianapolis, asheville, richmond. carol: i think indianapolis is a great city. they have actually

to take over as president of the philadelphia flyers and the wells fargo centerand you may not know this but she was once a reality show contestant . >> not the bachelor. >> tell us about it, i'll love the story. >> i was on espn dream job which is a competition to be sports anchor. years ago. i didn't win. >> i want to start with jennifer because you have a great story to tell of how you changed your office and is not an easy thing to change so tell us about that. >> my vision and they said this on the last panel, diversity but it started when i was a district attorney and i did not realize that black and brown prosecutors were a rarity and the way i learned it was women would come into my position and be like, you're the man? and it was difficult for them to understand that somebody that looked like them could understand where they came from, their experiences. i didn't always give them the deal of a lifetime they wanted but i was willing to listen to what they had to say about where they grew up and what went on in their lives . so i realized i wanted to take that with me no matt

oh, it's a philadelphia- -family recipe. can i see it? no. new philadelphia dips. so good, you'll take all the credit. >>> the partisan blame game is in full swing in washington as the longest u.s. shutdown in history drags on. caught in the middle. 800,000 federal workers. if you think you won't p affected because you're not among them, think again. this was the scene this morning in atlanta. security lines at the world's busiest airport stretched to baggage claim. one of those passengers told cnn he had been waiting if an hour and had another half hour to go. they say tsa is struggling with staff shortages because of the shutdown. it's similar in miami and houston which have temporarily closed some check points. my next guest was responsible for the safety of millions as an administrator. he joins me live. currently the president of anderson university. a pleasure. welcome, sir. >> thank you. good to be with you. >> you blink and think back to 2013 and the government shutdown. you and the tsa chief then. how would you compare what you had to deal with then versus

he would serve a great deal of germanic community in philadelphia. >> a very holy man, his writings are available? >> his homilies, yes . >> this is january 5 this is our last slide. january 6 of the speech of the epiphany. i always felt i learned a tradition i don't know where i learned it, you take down your christmas tree that they can have a party and you burn your christmas tree. >> that is a nice one. that's a lot of traditions . >> we would cut up the tree, bring it outside and had a little marshmallow roast. >> i don't know if the three kings would appreciate that. >> the idea of giftgiving is from three three kings. frankincense and myrrh. it is a celebration of the awakening of us realizing who christ is. some people put the emphasis on the three kings. it's only in one of our scriptures, others put it emphasis more on the idea of christ with us, christ present. there are so many traditions. especially in europe and the east they really have a lot more traditions. i told you i was italian. we have the tradition of the good which who on january 6 lease hopefully, candy in your

philadelphia. philadelphia. the security robot to be smothered in barbecue sauce and then there is this a robot with four legs getting knocked over by a human foot. so looking at the situation except it is a robot see how they did that they are teaching them how to get back up why do we act this way? are we terrified they will control her every move or take over society? and air of quiet malice? i think it's time for an education or public service announcement. . >> by the year 3041 out of eight robots will be assaulted with a radioactive half-life. >>. >> if you work endless hours. >> i admit i never thought it was a big deal. not until i met my wife karen. [laughter] . >> and i use them to spy on my neighbors and thinks to karen i know they will never have an emotional or personal problem at home in fact, when i introduced her to my new girlfriend she didn't even react to my tirelessly to create a better life. smarter and faster and better than you and almost everything. >> checkmate. all of this

from 52 in philadelphia had one more chance. the eagles drive to the new orleans 30, folds is looking for more, jeffrey wright through his hands and into this of marshon lattimore. the game clinching interception, jeffries is christ. the saints come back to win 2714 and they host the rams next sunday in the nfc championship game. in the afc, people have been clamoring for it. once again, it appears that reports of the patriot's demise were premature. tom brady trying to reach his 13th afc championship game. rivers chargers won nine games away from them last year. new england scores, charges had a cook response, rivers to the former cobbler, alan 30 yard score, it looks like we are setting up for a shoot out. patriots held over the middle, edelman the former woodside eyes star, nine catches 151 yards, now second to jerry rice for most career playoff receptions. next play, tony michelle, watch this hole on the right side. he is going to tie to the pylon giving new england a 14-7 lead. the rookie back went from 129 yards and three

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so when the delegates came to philadelphia, they confronted the problem of how to reconcile these two countries in one of the immediate issues was what would be the status of a human being who tries to take him or herself willfully, forcefully from slavery to freedom. what would be the obligation of the free states to the slave states. so they try to solve that problem in the constitution, and i don't have the words in front of me but it essentially said no one intended to escape labor or service by flaying to another state, but must be returned to the party and labor service through that passage. that passage was worked over, worked over and worked over. >> and in the end when it came out it was almost a sentence we tell people to never write in journalism. because it says something about what's happened. but it doesn't say who must do that who must create that. it says these people can't feel it to go off but it doesn't say that the state had the obligation to bring them back. it doesn't say that you have the obligation to bring them back. it shows a struggle between pro- and antisl

oh, it's a philadelphia- -family recipe. can i see it? no. new philadelphia dips. so good, you'll take all the credit. need a change of scenery? kayak searches hundreds of travel sites and lets you filter by take-off time, layovers and more, so you can be confident you're getting the right flight at the best price. ♪ kayak. search one and done. arthel: listen up, millions of americans now in the path of a monster storm bringing snow, sleet, ice and potentially bringing plenty of problems for travelers on the ground and in the skies. meteorologist adam klotz live in the fox extreme weather center. adam, where is the snow going to hit? >> hey, there, arthel many it's going to hit a lot of folks. this is a large system, stretching from places across the plains states, kansas city, the colts and chiefs play there later today, this is tracking through chicago, indiana, ohio, and eventually the mid-atlantic. washington, d.c., northern virginia, maryland, all spots will see snow from this system, picking up overnight and intensifying into early sunday. we've got a lot o

morning --- the government shutdown is affecting flights at three major airports: lagaurdia, newark and philadelphia. there is a ground stop right now at laguardia airport and the delays are spanding several hours in some cases. the f-a-a has said that all three airports are experiencing these delays because of a shortage in air if you are traveling out this morning, you may want to check if your flight is being impacted. ( darya ) happening today... hundreds of thousands of federal workers are missing their 2nd paycheck as the government shutdown stretches into its 35th day. the senate had two chances to end the shutdown yesterday... but failed to reach an agreement. kron 4's washington correspondent mark meredith is in d-c with the latest. the senate voted down two bills that could have ended the government shutdown. lawmakers were split over the two proposals.the first ...backed by the president, most gop senators, and w-v democrat joe manchin ....would have spent five billion dollars wall."a vote for the president's plan is an endorsement of government by extortion."senate democratic leader chuc

this includes boston, hartford, providence, new york city, philadelphia, baltimore, washington, d.c. a lot of our major cities. the problem is the ground is still frozeownfrom our last cold outbreak and we have a torrential amount of rain from north florida all the way into the southeast through the mid-atlantic and now arriving intort the ast. snow and icy weather, a little bit in areas of maine and a little bit on theack side of e storm in areas of ohio. as far as the rainfall forecast is going to go, we think that some areas could potentially get one to two inches of rain, mostly from philadelphia to new york. some areas of connecticut get uo to inches of rain. in some placesmee've got snow plus frozen ground and heavy rain. it's going to be a lost problems on the roads. >> lots to deal with in thof ded winter. bill, thank you. >>> a suspected gunman is in custody after a tense standoff way s.w.a.t. team in sebring, florida. police say the suspect opened fire inside a suntrust bank killing all five people who were inside at the time. we're joined by nbc's kerry sand oresers, who i

well to mow big games coming on sunday super bowl champions philadelphia at new orleans and the n.h.l. just take on new england and f.l. right away but mays things both the patriots and the eagles i know they need to of losing their games i think the future is absolutely get upset the chargers are very talented roster and will often say very few of the patriots advantages really boil down to tom brady bill belichick and playing at home and that recipe has worked out for them in the past constantly but this time around it just doesn't seem like they have as much rosters now as the chargers their neighborhoods only back or it's and that essentially says it's years or even considering the patriots are home so i don't charters we're not a game and the other side of the eagles winning that would be an upset you know they're not supposed to win this game they may be the defending super bowl champions but they've had a middling season strugglers arms and we're not far removed from them getting blown out of water by the saints in new orleans so i just feel like. the eagles going in and beatin

over in philadelphia wasn't a good night for dallas is luka donitz you fell into a camera operator during a lay up shot he missed. it was a bad night overall for the mavericks they lost to the seventy six ers ben simmons had twenty points fourteen rebounds and eleven assists to lead philadelphia to one hundred and six to one hundred when. the dallas cowboys rallied to defeat the seattle seahawks to advance to the n.f.l. divisional playoffs cowboys quarterback dak prescott's scored the decisive touchdown with just over two minutes remaining in the game to a dallas to a twenty four to twenty two win over seattle the cowboys will now have the chance to play in their first conference title game since one thousand nine hundred ninety five when they last won the super bowl. and the indianapolis colts won their if the wildcard playoff game against houston texans twenty one to seven colts quarterback andrew luck scored two touchdowns as indianapolis clinched their first post-season win since two thousand and fourteen will face top seeds the kansas city chiefs and the divisional playoffs we have c

wind chills below zero from philadelphia to new york to boston. the 12-year-old girl who died when a snow fort collapses. and now, the new storm we're tracking tonight. >>> also breaking at this hour, another deadlyvalanche, this time in colorado. police scanners late today talk of cpr on the mountain. just days after another avalanche now claiming a second american skier. >>> day 31 tonight of the shutdown. 800,000 american workers about to miss another paycheck. and tonight, growing alarm at american airports. 10% of tsa workers not on the job. the passengers growing. >>> tonight, the president's attorney rudy giuliani making news. what he said about the president's discussions about a planned trump tower in moscow, right up through election day. >>> the confrontation sparking national outrage. the teens and a vietnam war veteran, and what's been revealed right beforehand is disturbing, too. >>> united passengers trapped on the tarmac for 16 hours in freezing temperatures. >>> and two teams headed to the super bowl. but what about that bad call?

super bowl the rams will face either the new orleans saints or the current super bowl champions the philadelphia eagles next as for the cowboys they still haven't won a playoff game on the road in twenty six years i don't think that that's true that's why they're both at the very very very very very. and here is the rams head coach thirty two year old sean mcveigh with his team after that win at home in l.a. mckay who was hired in two thousand and seventeen at the age of thirty became the youngest head coach and n.f.l. history and has been credited with turning things around for the way it's. over in kansas city the chiefs quarterback patrick know holmes led his team to a thirty one to thirteen hammering over the indianapolis colts to earn their first a.f.c. title game appearance in twenty five years they'll face either the l.a. chargers or the new england patriots next. i mean it was a great win i mean the defense stepped up big played played great all game long all things were started at a kind of a dry spell that we finished it off in the end so it's a great team when we get the play here aga

low of 8 in philadelphia, and look at the windchills. 24 below, 22 below, 10 below in philadelphia, 14 below in pittsburgh. here in new york city, by the way, the windchills will be below zero for 24 hours straight at least. tom? >> sam, thank you. >>> we move to the government shutdown. the tsa saying so many workers are calling out because of financial issues. the agency says they're in uncharted territory. they're issuing a warning about the impact at major airports. and on day 30 of the shutdown, the democrats already saying no deal to president trump's latest offer. lana zak is at reagan national airport. >> reporter: tonight, the tsa telling abc news the agency is in uncharted territory as the number of employee callouts increases because of the government shutdown. now in day 30. tsa employing contingency plans, trying to avoid scenes like this from repeating itself. >> it's demoralizing. you go to work, and you expect pay for hard work. and you wake up and your bank account is empty. >> reporter: on saturday, 8% of all tsa employees did not show up for work. mostly for financia

bryce harper is coming to philadelphia. >> police. it's a multi-year deal worth -- >> $51,000? >> really per year to start with a city option -- >> 58. go ahead. 58,000. no, it's 58. that's what it says in the tweet. any way, that's peryear. it's a joke. it's a city option to increase annually and then theyrd for all the questions about manny machadoo the philly fire department. d.c. police responded nice try, philly with the multi-year officer for more per year and annual leave paid holidays, saving plans and other plus you get to live in the great city of washington, d.c. >>> still ahead, helping f goloughed workers who had t without medication. >> a popular tv star says he was beaten and its being looked at beaten and its being looked at as a p does removing makeup your skin deserves better. garnier micellar cleansing water with micelles that work like a magnet. it's a pure way to remove stubborn makeup without harsh rubbing. cleansing, reinvented. micellar water. by garnier, naturally! and families are gathering itaround the table.america, thanks to reynolds wrap, dinner pr

philadelphia at 19. we're going to have numerous chilly mornings in a row. tomorrow morning it will feel 9 lin new york city. richmond down to 18. memphis at 24. you were wearing shorts in mehis a couple days ago. by saturday, still very cold. portland is going to feel like maine does in the winter. negative numbers. rochester at of6. 7 million people dealing with advisories and warnings from ouw lake-effect here's a closer look at your day ahead. you canhee the hig temperatures today. we haven't had many days where we've struggled to break freezing in the ohio valley and the northeast. today will be onef those days. it's typical winter cold in minneapolis all the way through fargo and duluth today. not bad, look at colorado in the 50s. of course a lot of people want to know how much snow we're going to get with this storm coming this weekend. thoseetails coming up. >> bill, thank you. >>> in today's quick hits, you may want to stock up on forever stamps. the u.s. postal service is hiking the price by 10% from 50 to 55 cents on january 27th. that's the larst

super bowl returns to atlanta for the first time since two thousand in february but will the philadelphia eagles make it to the playoffs and get to defend their title the next major event of the year is the cricket world cup in maine england will host the best ten cricket nations over six weeks in the fifty over format competition june is always a busy month and twenty one thousand will be a big one for football fans france will host the women's world cup where the united states will try to defend the trophy they won in canada four years earlier kicking off at the same time as the africa cup of nations although we won't know who's hosting that until later in january remember that cameroon were stripped of their tournaments after concerns over safety and readiness at the same time south america's biggest football championship the copa america will be hosted in brazil and once football appetites are satisfied it's over to japan for the rugby world cup in september the country is hosting the tournaments for the first time as twenty rugby nations vie for the trophy and then the world's best t

oh, it's a philadelphia- -family recipe. can i see it? no. new philadelphia dips. so good, you'll take all the credit. >> shepard: the bus rolled out. there it is. that's the one that was supposed to take the codel -- congressional delegation -- but it's not there anymore. peter doocy is walking toward the capitol and maybe the bus. what is the situation there, peter? >> shep, this group of lawmakers, only democrats that we know of, thought they would be taking a ride at 2:30 today, 30 minutes to joint base andrews to go overseas to places like afghanistan and egypt up to seven days. a lot of them sounds like were based on accounts that we've been able to cobble together were sitting on the bus when they found out that their trip was supposed to be postponed. very few of them have gotten off the bus, which is why we're walking across. they've been driving in circles around the capitol complex. we hope to have more information soon. we haven't seen anybody, again -- we saw adam schiff go off and go in the capitol. there's still five or ten people whose shadowy figur

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and in philadelphia, district attorney larry krasner said he will challenge a recent ruling that would allow imprisoned former black panther and award-winning journalist mumia abu-jamal to reargue his case. abu-jamal was convicted of the 1981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner but has always maintained his innocence. abu-jamal's lawyers argued that statements by the former chief justice of the pennsylvania supreme court about people accused of killing police officers indicate he should have recused himself from the case. last month, krasner and his team discovered six boxes of files related to the case in an old storage room. while the exact contents of the boxes are not known to the public, some have speculated they contain exculpatory evidence. those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now! i am amy goodman. we begin today's show looking at venezuela where president nicholas maduro has accused the united states of attempting to wage a coup. last week the u.s. and several other nations recognized opposition leader juan guaidÓ the president of the national

carol: i love it, and reading through this list, i want to go to philadelphia. kate: you totally want to go to philadelphia, and the funny conceit of it is, 10 years ago, you never would have thought that manhattan would advertise real estate its proximity to queens, right? i am a new yorker, never ever in my lifetime. likewise, you would not say, let's go to philadelphia to eat anything besides a cheesesteak, but it has really changed. like it is really, there has been a critical mass of chefs who have set up shop there. the food scene has gotten so good i think it is threatening new york's, and i say that as a new yorker, a native new yorker. carol: let's go to other cities because you also talk about san antonio, minneapolis. who knew. kate: let's talk san antonio because austin has been in the foodie world, it has been the darling and gotten so much attention. about an hour and a half away, san antonio was known more for the birthplace of chili con carne, but now, about a decade ago, this place called "the pearl" was created, and it is a mixed space. carol:

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or is he going to get crushed in the suburbs outside a place like philadelphia i think that's a key variable because you look at those pennsylvania wisconsin michigan you know the numbers just those three states that made him president his cumulative margin across all three of them was seventy five thousand votes so if you can flip thirty seven thousand five hundred in one in suburbs in those states they could be going for him at the end. can you ever see the writ in the blue coming together. well here's here i give you my optimistic in this is not a specific thing this is more just sort of a vision it's it's this if you ask people the one thing ask democrats and republicans right now about america that they seem to agree on is. they both they both say the tribalism has gotten out of control. they both say it's never been worse it's out of control and they both say they don't like it so there does seem to be some consensus that just this culture this political culture that's that's developed right now neither side likes it so i do wonder is there a way that i don't know twenty years

this one is designed after independence hall in philadelphia, where the declaration of independence was signed. right here is the oldest courthouse ending. 1827, believe it or not we have the papers, records and documents. the man who built this courthouse was sam shepard. they cut those trees down around the square. the reason they are in such great condition, they are black walnut trees. bugs do not like that kind of wood because it tastes bad. the county paid $150. sam shepard was a slave. his master got the money. that is the same location that they bought and sold people. a lot of the original trappers and traders in this area wanted to call this blue county after two little rivers near here named big blue and little blue. and people moved up here brought their slaves and plantation mentality with them. they named it jackson county. more civil war battles were fought in the state of missouri than any other state except for virginia and tennessee. in battles fought right here independence. i told you about them breaking guzman out of jail. of second was in october 1864. general ster

and philadelphia, 8. boston 6. made it all the way down to the florida panhandle. where it was 27 in jacksonville this morning. which was colder than ank rag, las -- anchorage, alaska. it will correct itself. >>> took a look. .94 for boulder creek. we'll update these. but they had the most that i saw, just shy of an inch of rain. other locations were pretty good. but it was not north and east. it was from marin county, san francisco, peninsula to the mountains. point reye watsonville had three quarters. but socal. redwood city about a half an inch.

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united states has prompted major delays at three of the country's largest airports a guardia newark and philadelphia airports are all suffering staffing shortages as the shutdown enters its thirty fifth day meanwhile a close ally of u.s. president donald trump has been arrested on charges brought by special counsel robert miller stone is accused of obstruction of justice witness tampering and making false statements and the u.n. human rights chief has called for an investigation into excessive force used against protesters in venezuela at least twenty people have been killed in anti-government protests this week of the country's opposition leader declared himself the interim president. we moved to sudan now the leader of the largest opposition party there is called on the government about a mass protest and relinquish power sadik de addressed hundreds of supporters at a mosque in khartoum human rights groups say more than forty protestors have been killed since demonstrations began last month rally started out as protests against rising food prices but have developed into an uprising calling for the

oh, it's a philadelphia- -family recipe. can i see it? no. new philadelphia dips. so good, you'll take all the credit. >>> welcome back to "velshi & ruhle." hope you're hungry. we are in day 28 of the partial government shutdown -- you are. and that means 800,000 federal workers have gone nearly one month without a paycheck. but as the shutdown drags on, stories of resilience, rescue and kindness continue to emerge. people across this great country stepping up to help those who are struggling to get by. >> go ahead. >> you know, i was just so excited -- >> it's all good. as "the new york times" describes it, a makeshift national safety net stitched together by private businesses, banks, local governments, organized labor and charitable institutions is spreading slowly and unevenly across the united states. and one member of that safety net is morgan mckay who has been offering unpaid federal workers free wine and pizza at her popular denver restaurant. when she put up the offer, she only expected a few people to show up. night after night dozens have arrived, inclu

government shutdown so the federal aviation administration says departures from new york's la guardia philadelphia and newark in new jersey are all behind schedule it's day thirty five of the partial shutdown forcing eight hundred thousand people to miss their second monthly paycheck the f.a.a. says an increasing number of workers have been calling in sick and fisher joining us from washington d.c. and allan this is exactly what aviation unions have been warning what happened as a result of the partial government shutdown. exactly right let me catch you up there's a lot of moving parts in this we had what was called a ground stop at la guardia in new york a few hours ago what does that mean that well if you're on a flight heading to la guardia from anywhere else in the united states your plane doesn't get to take off and the reason for that is a not important corridor which includes new york and philadelphia the number of air traffic controllers was down and therefore to increase safety they made sure that the number of flights coming into that zone was reduced and that flight stop was lifted prob

chester county is located as you know just southwest of philadelphia. an area you're familiar with. president trump: very. >> known as a healthy and wealthy wise county. i want to let you know what a wonderful county it is of half a million people and i want to share with you a very short story of a young boy named ben who took a trip one night from chester county into the city of philadelphia where he acquired heroin laced with fent value. he brought that back to chester county and within an hour he was dead. ms. welsh: i spoke to his father yesterday and told him i woos seeing you today. and i asked his father if there was anything he wanted me to share. he gave me a wonderful story i've given it to kellyanne. you have the story. family story i just wanted to read you the last line of the letter he sent to you, mr. president, relating to his son, ben. his body was exposed to a heroin substance new on the scene laced with fentanyl 100 times the strength of morphine which stopped his heart and breath, robbing us of our only beautiful boy. drugs that came over our unprotected souther

if you were to pick three to disrupt traffic at and cause problems it might be la guardia, philadelphia and newark. joining us is executive vice president of the national air traffic controllers association. thank you for joining us now. i know you have a lot on your plate. this is a direct result of the shutdown? >> absolutely. you know, i was on your show. i thank you for having us last week. we predicted that you cannot continue to operate a system this complex for this long without the support structure of the people that are furloughed. we are already short staffed. now you have added the stress to air traffic controllers and their personal circumstances and they're not sleeping at night. we are concerned that they are not fit for duty. we don't know the details. i'm told that the absences are at washington center which is in leesburg, virginia which encompasses the entire east coast. we are concerned about them being fit for duty. is that why they are not there. the system is too strained. >> that is saying a lot. concern in your position heading all of these employees in terms of

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>> yeah, for areas that are getting rain, keep in mind, you're going through a flash freeze, philadelphia, washington, d.c., those cities are getting mostly rain. but when that cold air comes in on sunday, you're going to see that rapidly turn to ice. here's what we're looking at right now. this is the overall storm. you've got snow in cities like chicago, detroit. we're starting to see that transition for a city like indianapolis. on the southern end, the main concern is severe weather. a brand-new tornado watch for torsion portions of mississippi and louisiana. that's 1:00 this afternoon. the northern tier, it's the winter weather that's going to cause the biggest concerns. delays for cities like chicago, new york, boston, even cleveland. again, this is the system we're talking about. it's going to continue to push up to the north and east by 8:00 tonight. cities like cincinnati, columbus, pittsburgh, could be dealing with mostly ice at that point before we start to see that transition back to snow. new york city, it's going to be a little bit different. you're going to start with all s

this is designed after independence hall in philadelphia where the declaration of independence was signed. mississippi, the built in 1827, 191 years ago. i do have the papers, the records, and the documents. the man who built this sam.house, his name was shepherd. those are black trees. bugs do not like that kind of wood. shepherd square those up master county paid his $150. that is right, sam shepard was a slave. his master got the money. right up there, where we just left, that is the same location they bought and sold people. a lot of the original trappers and traders wanted to call this calledunty after rivers the little blue and big blue. settlers, they moved up, brought their slaves and the plantation mentality with him. they named it jackson county. battles -- more civil war battles were fought in missouri except for any other state except for virgin yen tennessee. -- except for virginia and tennessee. in second battle was october, 1864. general sterling price came up , then gotansas whipped in westport headed back down south. general price was a two-term governor of the state of m

elmo, buena park, as i mentioned philadelphia and chicago. this is greed on steroids. so the next time you crave an oreo or chips ahigh, both -- chips ahigh -- ahoy, i urge you to look at the back of the package and see whether or not it was still made in the united states or if it's one of the products that is now made in mexico. i also urge you to do this. contact your member of congress and say that you are not going to accept trade deals and tax policies that allow this sort of disgraceful behavior to happen. the hollowing out of american middle class jobs. it is wrong and we, the elected officials of this country, have to stand up for the american worker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has yielded back. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess u >> house members now taking a required break before starting legislative work at noon eastern. there are eight bills on the calendar today, including a measure rejecting white nationalism and white supremacy in the wake of iowa republican steve king's recent comments.