. >> tom wolf said in a statement, representative mic relli must resign and the allegations must be fully investigated bay all property authorities. again saying he will not resign. representative micarelli has not been charged. sources tell me there will be more investigation, more information about that house investigation coming up tomorrow. reporting live tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> big shake-up at the white house, communications hope hicks is resigning, she's one of president trump of most loyal aids. the announcement comes one day after he testified. hicks admitted to telling what amounted to white lies for the president. president trump said hicks is pursuing other opportunities. >>> mixed emotions in parkland florida as students return to marjorie stoneman douglas high school for the first time since the mass shooting. volunteers handed out flowers as students return for half day of classes they continues to mourn the 17 classmates and teachers killed two weeks ago. about 150 grief counselors were available and the principal tweeted a photo of st

." >> all right vernon, thank you the three republicans hoping for the chance to challenge tom wolf for the pennsylvania governorship went head to head in center city. laura elsworth and state senator scott wagner met for a fifth delate. the candidates talked about the health care in the keystone state and education funding and infrastructu infrastructure. voters decide on may 18, which man will face governor wolf in november. >>> and north korea may talk to the united states about giving up the nuclear program. that kim jong un agrees to pause the nuclear and missile tests during such talks and agreed to meet with south korea's president in april. the first time in more than a decade. today president trump tweeted this may be false hope but the u.s. is ready to go hard in either direction. >>> more ahead on "action news" at noon. president trump is denying reports of chaos in the white house. we have the latest on the staff members who future may be in jeopardy. >> a 5-year-old girl survives a terrifying ordeal how a sea instructor and strangers safford her life. >>> and melissa magee

and tom wolf is running for re-election as well. he has no challenger. the pennsylvania primary is may 15th. >>> temple university administrators will talk about the next steps for the stadium proposal. since the proposal of the stadium opponents of the project have rallied. they say it will likely need to more trash, more traffic and force low income residents out of their homes. the project is set for the intersection of broad street and norris. >>> 5:06, 36 degrees outside. back to weather and storm cleanup in and around philadelphia. nbc10 is around lincoln drive where crews are clearing away limbs from fallen trees so traffic can fall safely and smoothly. >>> in lehigh valley, the weekend storm is one of the most damaging it's ever dealt with. >> crews have restored power to hundreds of homes. hundreds in our area still without power. trees toppled over in doylestown, it took down power lines. leaving homes and businesses with no electricity. branches and debris still litter streets all across the county. meanwhile, airports are already getting read

. >> tom wolf said in a statement, representative mic relli must resign and the allegations must be fully investigated bay all property authorities. again saying he will not resign. representative micarelli has not been charged. sources tell me there will be more investigation, more information about that house investigation coming up tomorrow. reporting live tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> big shake-up at the white house, communications hope hicks is resigning, she's one of president trump of most loyal aids. the announcement comes one day after he testified. hicks admitted to telling what amounted to white lies for the president. president trump said hicks is pursuing other opportunities. >>> mixed emotions in parkland florida as students return to marjorie stoneman douglas high school for the first time since the mass shooting. volunteers handed out flowers as students return for half day of classes they continues to mourn the 17 classmates and teachers killed two weeks ago. about 150 grief counselors were available and the principal tweeted a photo of st

governor tom wolf says this will allow the state to bypass the time consuming bidding process to quickly get the resources they will need. and the governor warned to avoid driving unless it is absolutely necessary. >>> the jersey shore will see mostly rain from this storm along with windy conditions. could get maybe an inch of snow. the governor issued a state of dangerous, which means they can move resources where they're needed. the areas of south jersey close to philadelphia, expect 2 to 4 inches of snow in those regions. different areas, different amounts. heading to delaware, check out this live picture. this is del dot. they're reporting wet conditions, wet snow on other roads and on trees and wires. >> and you can count on the nbc 10 app to keep you updated throughout this storm. you can track the hour by hour forecast, and it changes hour by hour depending on where you live. power outages, school closings, up to 660 right now. and plus you can send us weather pictures. send them to us and we can show them. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. we are tracking a nor'ea

incumbent tom wolf is running for re-election but right now no challengers. the pennsylvania primary is may 16th. >>> former presidential nominee hillary clinton will speak at rutgers later this morning. she plans to talk about american democracy and her life in public life. tickets will be available on monday. >>> two u.s. senators in our area are making a bipartisan pitch for new gun safety legislation following the florida high school massacre. >> republican pat toomey of pennsylvania and chris coons of delaware are sponsoring the bill. it would require authorities to alert stay law enforcement when someone who isn't allowed to buy a gun tries to purchase one. >> senator coons and i are working to demonstrate to break this logjam to find common ground. >> our simple bipartisan bill would make sure that state and local law enforcement gets notification. >> both u.s. senators from florida, a republican and a democrat are sponsoring the bill. >>> tonight, the wind symphony band from stoneman douglas high school seen here will perform in new york. the massacre

all three won challenge incumbent bent tom wolf, it is may 15, little more than two month away. >> the former trump campaign aid, who said that he won't cooperate with special prosecutor robert mueller now having change of heart. sam tells the associated press he's an angry over the request to have it before gang jury. muller also wants nunberg to turn over thousands of emails and other communications cents , number predict in the end he will find a way to comply with the subpoena. rest president trump moving ahead with his plan for his tariff on steel anal alluminum despite concerns, the rare public split house speaker paul ryan released statement urging the white house to not advance the plan. the president has threat 25% tax on steel and a 10% tax on alluminum. >> the dee dee bathe over florida gun restrictions bill shifted the house this morning >> the state senate passed the bill after the stillman douglas high school that killed 17 people, measure creates new restriction on rifle sales, they include raising the purchase age from 18 to 21, imposing three day waiting period, allowi

. >> you write and you talk to the panel about communicating with tom wolfe from space. do you still stay in touch with him. >> yes week what are the conversations about like now? >> you know, the last time it was about my book and how is it going. >> the experience of being an author. >> yeah. he recognizes how challenging this could be, too. >> jack is up next in new mexico. hi, jack. >> caller: hi. i'm just finishing someone gave me -- [inaudible] -- curious but your relationship the other astronauts of other countries. i got the impression that being very close during training, once you got up on the space station, they were doing their thing and you were up here doing your thing and there wasn't that much close contact. is that true? >> well, you know, with the cosmo nat speak do -- the space station is in two halfs so their work time mission the russian half. time for their u.s. astronauts in the u.s. half but that's not -- we're not separated because we don't like each other or don't get along. it's just a nature of how the space station is operated, and we get to

. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf calling on state representative nick milk rel i to step down. they are accusing him of sexual assault, and physical abuse. the accusers include a state official and political consultant n a complaint they say he threatened to kill one of them and forced other to have sex after breaking up. he called on the state house of, representatives to start a state house of representatives to start an investigation which it has now done. >> house acted swiftly they took the allegations extremely swiftly and their par mount concern as is ours is the security of our client. >> i think that the clients are extraordinarily strong women and i think they are eager for resolution with the house. >> they declared request for on camera interview, did he however say in a statement i can tell you there is in the a stitch of truth to any of it, this time me too has gone too far. i'm running for reelection and i will be vindicated. >>> great chance to see one of the america's greatest battleships. >> you can tour battleship new jersey for half the price from 9:30 to 3:

pennsylvania governor tom wolf weighed in, releasing a statement calling the case, quote, "a decades long effort to destroy unions. special interest groups have formed throughout the country with the goal of weakening unions and making it easier for their donors to make money at the expense of working families," end quote. with me now are bob dick, he is a senior policy analyst for the conservative public policy think tank commonwealth foundation. and also michael merrill, a professor at rutgers university. merrill is a labor historian and an expert on public and private sector unions. thanks to you both for being here. both: thanks for having us. erin: appreciate you. okay, so bob, let's start with you. we just heard some words from the governor, some strong words about this case. so, how do you respond? bob dick: this case is about whether or not a public worker should be forced to pay a fee to a union just to keep their job. and this really is what it's going to come down to when we're talking about the janus v. afscme case with the supreme court. and they're going to have to deci

. >> heated debate in harrisburg , republicans seek to go challenge governor tom wolf in november's election, former healthcare system consultant paul mango attacked the endorsement, scott wagner. >> that's a look at newspaper headlines. we will be right back. i own my own company. i had some severe fatigue, some funny rashes. finally, listening to my wife, went to a doctor. and i became diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma... that diagnosis was tough. i had to put my trust in somebody. when i first met steve, we recommended chemotheherapy, and then we did high dose therapy and then autologous stem cell transplant. unfortunately, he went on to have progressive disease. i thought that he would be a good candidate for immune therapy. it's an intravenous medicine that can affect the patient's immune system and unleash it against the cancer. with chemotherapy, i felt rough, fatigue, nauseous. and with immune therapy we've had such a positive result. i'm back to working hard. i've honestly never felt this great. i believe the future of immunotherapy at ctca is very bright. the evolution of cancer ca

. >> reporter: pennsylvania's governor tom wolf is again asking mayor pawlowski to resign saying he "disgraced his office and cheated the people of allentown." >>> a threatening e-mail closes two school districts in south jersey, and police say a 10-year-old boy was behind it all. he's now charged with making terroristic threats. police say the boy confessed to sending the e-mail, which included the words bullets and guns, to a teacher at the rutter school in franklin township. schools were shut down early this morning as police responded to the threat. both districts will be back open tomorrow. >>> a stunning reversal. delaware's supreme court overturns the conviction of a teenage girl in a school bathroom attack that left a classmate dead. amy joiner francis was beaten up at wilmington's hower high school of technology two years ago. an autopsy found the victim died from a rare, undetected heart condition aggravated by that attack. a judge sentenced the attacker to six months in a juvenile facility, but the court ruled she could not be blamed for the death because she had no way of

. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf is calling on state representative nick nick rel toy step down. the republican is facing accusations of sexual assault and misconduct and physical abuse. he represents delaware county, two women, a state official and political consultant are making those accusations. in a complaint they say he threatened to kill one of them and forced other to have sex after they broke up. the pennsylvania house of representatives is now investigating. >> the house acted swiftly. they took the allegations extremely seriously. their paramount concern as of yours is the security of our client. >> i think that the clients are extraordinarily strong women and i think they are eager for resolution with the house. >> he declined any request for an on camera interview. he said in a statement quote i can tell you there is not a stitch of truth to any of it. this time, me too has gone too far. i'm running for reelection and i will be vindicated. >>> lawyer for montgomery county is facing child pornography charges. on tuesday authorities charge 69 year-old lawrence bream wi

. >> it was not much mention of governor tom wolfe, the democrat that one of these candidates will take on in the fall. >>> happening tonight, temple university will hold a town hall meeting to discuss the proposed new football stadium. the universe wants to build a flu 35,000-seat stadium on the campus at 16th and north streets. however, people who live near there, the naacp and black clergy of the community oppose that. >>> talk about winter whiplash. another storm is heading our way right now. >> all-new video tonight at 5:00. we'll look at the mess this storm already made in the midwest. >>> friday's storm caught many off-guard, and now theft a detailed plan to deal with tomorrow's snow. all of those details in a live report, and the new accuser, the latest athlete to come forward and say they too were abused by a former usa gymnastics doctor. >>> i was out in it, and it was something else. >> deja vu. people in center city are recovering from the last wave of winter. within the last hour, the city of philadelphia announced a snow emergency. it's going into effect at 8:00 a.m. tomor

. >>> and republicans trying to challenge tom wolf went head to head in center city today. paul mingo and scott wangner med for a fifth debate and talked about the health care system as well as education funding and infrastructure. voters will decide on may 16th which person will face governor wolf in november. ♪♪ abington senior high school students performed the hunch back of notre dame at mckinley park. it teaches people to not judge someone by their appearance. time nor a check of the all important accuweather forecast. >> meteorologist, cecily tynan, is here now with a closer look at what to expect tomorrow. >> a bigs developinw. and the form the moisture comes in depends your lo hti to the "action news" weather center we have winner storm warnings posted for all of southeastern pennsylvania and manager county and areas to the north for tonight into wednesday. this is where we have the greatest potential of that heavy wet snow. significant snow on the way advisories posted for interior south jersey and newcastle county. temperatures now kind of nice the calm before

pretty shocked. >> you write and you talk to the panel about communicating with tom wolfe from space. do you still stay in touch with him. >> yes week what are the conversations about like now? >> you know, the last time it was about my book and how is it going. >> the experience of being an author. >> yeah. he recognizes how challenging this could be, too. >> jack is up next in new mexico. hi, jack. >> caller: hi. i'm just finishing someone gave me -- [inaudible] -- curious but your relationship the other astronauts of other countries. i got the impression that being very close during training, once you got up on the space station, they were doing their thing and you were up here doing your thing and there wasn't that much close contact. is that true? >> well, you know, with the cosmo nat speak do -- the space station is in two halfs so their work time mission the russian half. time for their u.s. astronauts in the u.s. half but that's not -- we're not separated because we don't like each other or don't get along. it's just a nature of how the space station is operated, and we get to

wolfe. so those traits of real people that they had in themselves with only one exception that i was a bad dude. i thought if i could fix that one thing i could graduate from college to be an engineer within a test file or maybe even an astronaut. it was a spark that i needed to get me moving in a positive direction and teach myself how to study and pay attention but that never would have happened if not inspired from a book. >> it's funny you say that to the kids that is the part that i found the most irrational doesn't seem surprising that it was easy for them that they would go on to excel and inspirational for kids to know you don't have to have the perfect start. but still pursue that. and kids should be. >> it is a good story how it's never too late to change or change your situation. and how i never felt i could be a good student i felt i could do something but it had nothing to do with rule but then i figured it out because i had no choice. but then it became easier. for people who w

incumbent tom wolf is running for re-election. he has no democratic challengers. the pennsylvania primary is may 15th. >>> a former trump campaign aide appears to be reversing him after he spent the day vowing to fight the grand jury subpoena. the president, it's a witch hunt. >> in an interview on msnbc yesterday, sam nunnberg said he would not appear before a grand jury and turn over documents. and then last night he told nbc news that he would probably cooperate. during that msnbc interview, nunberg said that he did in fact fight back during the campaign. >>> and talking about the next step about the stadium project. since the proposal of the stadium brought in two years ago, opponents have rallied saying that the new stadium will likely need to more trash and traffic. and force low-income residents out of their homes. the town hal is scheduled for 6:30. >>> delaware transit will hold two hearings about service changes scheduled for later this year. they're looking for public input for several route changes across the state. d.a.r.t. also wants input on seasona

. >> reporter: tonight governor tom wolf released a statement saying in part, this report and the conduct detailed are disturbing. representative miccarelli must resign and these allegations must fully be investigated by all appropriate authorities ". >>> so new snack coming to your sundays on fox. pizza hut is the nfl's new official pizza sponsor but the twitch from papa john's is stirring thing up tonight kristen. >> lucy there's been controversy between the nfl and their former pizza partner papa john's since november. few months ago papa john himself said the nfl hurt their sales by resolving the quote current debacle to the players and owners satisfaction. he was of course referencing the social issues on the field sta standing or kneeling for the national anthem. so the nfl and papa john's cut ties yesterday. and a day later, the nfl has found themselves a new pizza partner. pizza hut. and the news was welcomed in from pretty much everyone around the league. former nfl quarterback curt warner tweeted out "loving that pizza hut has become sponsor of nfl thinking outloud here but all

sot tom wolf, governor of pennsylvania"so far there haven't been too many outages. but the heaviest storm, part of the storm is coming later today."reporting from new york city, i'm yon pomrenze. joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: we had some heavy rain overnight. some of our local mountains were soaked with almost 4 inches of rain. showers were more widely scattered today with very mild temperatures. you can see a few showers on doppler radar. but the heaviest rain has been in southern california where they are expecting flooding with as much as 10 inches of rain in the wettest locations. on the satellite you can see the approaching area of low pressure headed our way. combined with the subtropical moisture we are in for a very storm night. rain will intensify around midnight. it will be heaviest over the mountains. the santa cruz mountains will likely see the worst of the storm with possibly another 3 to 5 inches through tomorrow. morning rain will turn to shower with isolated thunderstorms. highs tomorrow will be cooler in t

that's tom wolf's line. but then why did it take them so long to figure this out? >> i think the election maybe inspired them. i hopeou they would have this meeting. they were number four, when it came to the network channels in ratings. abc had not been a hit for a whilews "modern family" and the other shows hasn't been working but i won't say "roseanne" is the brand-new answer. "empire" is fox's big hit. "walking dead." a huge hit about zombie. s i don't think it is about middle america. i won't say "roseanne" is a reflex of what americans are looking for, because it is them. >> laura: cathy. 18 million tuned in. >> exactly but there are series. of. >> laura: it is a but you're making my>> point "big-bang theory" is a liberal favorite. aa funny show. i watch it every now and then. but mol let's good to you. i see this-- it is not like a conservative show. it just treats people, who are conservative like they're real people. they have a sense of humaner. they have family problems. they fight. argue, love etch each other. what duck dynasty did and it surprises peop

. >>> closer to home pennsylvania governor tom wolf say delaware county state representative nick miccarelli should step down two with men are accusing the republican lawmakers of sexual assault, misconduct and physical abuse. state official and political consultant are making those accusations this he say that miccarelli threatened to kill one and forced other to have sex after they broke up month. man asked the state house of representatives for an investigation and one is now underway. >> the house acted swiftly, they took the allegations extremely seriously and their par mount concern as is ours is the security of our client. >> i think that the clients are extraordinarily strong women and they are eager for resolution with the house. >> miccarelli decline a request for on camera interview. he said in a statement i can tell you there is in the a stitch to any of it. this time, me too has gone too far. i'm running for reelection and i will be vindicated. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" this morning a college controversy why i a texas university turn away a student just because he is

. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf joining with hospital staff talking about fighting that opioid epidemic. the governor at crozer chester medical center announcing an initiative to remove barriers for people battling the addiction. governor wolf focusing today on fda approved treatments using medication he said that when combined with counseling and behavioral therapies, they are proven strategies to reduce addiction relapse and improve the chance for recovery. >> we're going to take practical steps to try to make sure that substance use disorder severers get treatment whatever they need. he is special physical it's medication assisted, mat that they get that as quickly as possible and we do practically -- >> today' as announcement one piece of the state's larger effort to fight the heroin and opioid abuse epidemic. in january, governor wolf declared the opioid epidemic a public health emergency disaster to bring together resources and try to focus efforts to fight it. >>> bearing down. a nasty storm with rain a little snow and some hard hitting winds. the shore will get hit hardest. home

. >> well, last night governor tom wolf released this statement saying in part: this report, and the conduct detailed, are disturbing, representative miccarelli must resigned and allegations must be investigated by appropriate authorities. >> lehigh county, allentown mayor ed pulaski, jury had decide fest's guilty or innocent. they've had five and a half weeks of testimony. yesterday, they went home without reaching averred, they'll be back out deliberating today. prosecutors say, he traded city contract for money, he denies that. >> time now 5:07. two weeks after one of the deadliest mass shootings in american history, marjorie stillman dougla students went back to class. under heavy police guard, students returned yesterday morning, for a half day. the day actually began, with fourth period, so that the nearly 3300 student, could first be with the people they were with during the shooting. with more than 100 grief counselors on hand, most of the day was spent talking about the tragedy, and how to cope with it. >> i still think i'm in a nightmare. so i'm going to wake up one day, an

. >> once again our jeff cole& last night governor tom wolf released this statement saying in part this report and the conduct detailed are disturbing. representative must resign in these allegations must be fully investigated by all appropriate authorities. >> lehigh county deliberations have gun in the corruption case against allentown mayor ed pulaski, jury had decide if he's guilty or innocent based what they learned in the five and a half weeks they've been sitting therefore trial. yesterday they deliberated did not get averred yesterday. prosecutors say he traded city contract for money, he denies it. >> two weeks after one of the deadliest mass shootings in american history, marjorie stillman douglas student went back to class. under heavy police guard, student returned yesterday morning for half day. the day began with fourth period. so that the nearly 3300 students could be with the people they were with during the shooting. with more than 100 grief counselors on hand, most of the day was spent talking about the tragedy and how to cope with it. >> i still think i'm in a nightma

i'm sorry that's tom wolf's line. why did it take them so long to figure this out? >> i think the election maybe inspired them. i would hope they were going to have this meeting anyway. they were number four when it came to the network channels in ratings. abc had not had a hit for a while. modern family had not been working. other shows had not been working. i wouldn't say that roseanne is the brand new answer because they are hitting on middle america. middle america loves empire. empire is fox's big hit ratings buster. walking dead huge hit. that's about zombies. i don't think that's about middle america. i wouldn't say that exactly roseanne is a reflection of what americans are looking for because it's them. >> laura: cathy, 18 million people tuned in. >> exactly. big bang theory. >> laura: big bang theory launched how many years ago. big bang theory a liberal favorite and funny show i watch it every now and then. it's on every channel all the time. >> right? >> laura: mollie, it's not like it's a conservative show. just treats people who are conservative like t

one thing we did not hear a lot about today, governor tom wolf, the democrat, one of them will face in the fall. nbc 10 news. >>> the eagle's super bowl trophy is now in its rightful place. the birds public relations coordinator posted this twitter photo of the trophy inside the glass case at the nova care complex. not sure if it will be the trophy's permanent home. >>> check out this display at lincoln financial yesterday. the eagles put up this huge banner in honor of their super bell victory put might call it off-season redecorating. for decades many fans questioned if the eagles could win a super bowl. well we now all know the answer and last night it showed up 0 n a television game show. take a look at the solution to a word puzzle on wheel of fortune last night, this shows the phrase philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions. >>> well an alert this morning for parents, a high chair is now being recalled because of what could happen to your child while in it. we'll tell what you to look out for next. >>> first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. we're gearing up for our second

. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf is holding a news conference. >> he just stepped up to the podium and we're going to take a moment and listen in. >> conditions can change quickly and i think we need to understand that. you look out the window right now here in the harrisburg area and you could be forgiven for thinking this isn't going to be a big deal. we're still thinking this is going to be a bill deal and in certain parts of pennsylvania it's going to really hit very, very hard spot we're doing everything we can to prepare and to respond to that. we know this is already been a difficult week for many of our citizens in the areas that are going to be affected most heavily today. and this has been a really tough week for our first responders, emergency managers, transportation utility workers and state and local officials. and i want to thank, i think all of us in pennsylvania owe a deep debt of gratitude to those people who have worked around the clock, many of them hours and hours on end. they're really tired and we're looking at another storm right now. so they've worked in di

now, the governor, tom wolf, of pennsylvania say they're preparing for the worst. there are 450 members of the national guard on stand by here in eastern pennsylvania. they have moved the resources to the areas that they think are going to be the hardest hit. and they're really saying stay home, but as you can see, of course there's not a car behind me, but there's cars all over the place. everybody's driving everywhere. and the concern is that when the accumulation continues to build until 5:00 tonight, when people are going home, that is the most dangerous time of all. as far as snowplows, snowplows are going to be on the most heavily driven areas, the interstates. it takes two hours, they say, for the snowplow to make its route. on roadways just like behind me right here, the snowplows are going to be able to get to. the accumulations will be there. the slickness will be there. they say go home and stay home. this should be considered a snow day until this storm passes, brianna. >> go home, hunker down, stay home. jean casarez, thank you so much for us from alle

tom wolf, pennsylvania: just be safe. this is a big snow storm. i know yesterday was the first day of spring and this shouldn't happen, but it is. further northeast, residents are bracing for the fourth nor'easter in less than three weeks. at jfk airport in new york, travelers were forced to watch their planes sit and wait as flight delays piled up. gov. andrew cuomo, new york: it is a heavy wet snow, which is a problem. it is a heavy wet snow combined with high wind gusts. and that is the combination of a nor'easter that creates problems. some of the highest snow totals could fall in new york and new jersey, where officials say they want residents to remain vigilant. mayor bill de blasio, new york: i want to urge everyone, try and get home early, try and stay off the roads. more reminders to take it slow for snow-wary residents who hope this latest storm is finally winter's last gasp. in washington, i'm omar jimenez. =(vicki)(vicki) back to our breaking news tonight.. an officer in san francisco has been shot..... it appears the officer was shot

well, governor tom wolf released a statement saying in part this report and the conduct detailed disturbing representative maccarelli must resign and these allegations must be fully investigated by all appropriate authorities. >> well stay with us. >> 7:10. emotions were running hyatt marjorie stone mal douglas high school yesterday. >> because the kids back in school. been two weeks now since that tragic shoot that killed 717 people -- 17 people. and yesterday they return for half day. >> thomas, around this time yesterday, we showed them walking into the school and it was such, i don't know, difficult site to see. all of these armed officers, escorting these students, into the school. >> can you imagine? do you have deal with this tragedy, the memory of going through this, and then you have all of the armed authorities near you, escorting you through that line if you will, into school. we talk about the half day. there was a reason they had a half day yesterday. it was to begin the fourth period for the nearly 3300 students. and they wanted to begin with the fourth period because they wan

. >> governor tom wilks released a statement that reads in part, governor wolf has long believed mayor pawlowski should resign from office. he has disgraced his office and cheated the people of allentown. >>> it is raw, it is rude on a march morning. that's exactly what we're facing. this is very dynamic which means it's different from neighborhood to neighborhood and hour by hour. >> that's right. brittany. >> first thing we're seeing heavy rain. and second thing we're going to go bee seeing are wind speeds pick up. the second part is blowing snow, and this is going to happen right over your evening commute. you can see the time stamp there, 8:00. and now we're dealing with blowing snow. it'll start a little bit before then as well. and once the system pushes away from us the last thing we'll be dealing with heading into tomorrow morning is coastal flooding. we'll start with what we're seeing right now and that is heavy rain right over trenton. everything is shifting now here to the east. and next thing we're going to be watching is closer to wilmington where we're slowly starting to

tom: edward rundell would join edward rendell will join us in a minute. did secretary clinton lose the district? >> that is a great point. secretary clinton did not perform as well as the metrics as she needed to -- at the metrics that she needed to. she did not perform as well as barack obama. president trump outperforming in the constituencies that he needed to, including amongst white working-class women. this is also a district that is heavily influenced by the retail industry. big, prominent retail groups, including dick's sporting goods and american eagle up arrow headquartered here or -- american eagle apparel headquartered here or nearby. i would argue that the democrat is running away a bit from the current makeup of the democratic party, criticizing nancy pelosi. he is viewed as a young newcomer with new energy. should he lose, it is very likely that he will run again in the gerrymandering redistrict race. kevin, why has it been a struggle for president trump, for the republicans to do so well in pennsylvania? kevin: i couple of reasons. -- a co

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trump and economic advisor robert wolf. he's meeting with mbs. it's easier. so this is good, working with the saudis. >> before we talk about pulling out of the deal, the president should have a great work relationship with the saudis. >> we must make sure we also deal with qatar which has a tough thing going on. so it's important to get along with all the arab states around the persian gulf. there is also the yemen situation where there is a lot of noise in the system about their role with respect to humanitarian relief and the need to find a way for peace there. there is a lot of things going on peripherally. but any time we are talking with our allies, it's a good thing. >> it's a bad deal. he doesn't like bad deals. what's wrong with pulling out. >> i'm on the side of defense secretary-general mattis. when you have a situation where you have got china, russia, the u.k., germany, france, all in agreement on the deal, it may not be the best deal for all, by the many the best you are going to get. that doesn't mean we shou

i know we have one here in the front, bob wolf. [ clapping ] i would also like to ask all veterans that have served in other conflicts or peace tom -- peace time either stand or wave to record -- be recognize. we appreciate your service. thank you. >>> here at the national world war ii museum in new orleans it is our mission to tell the entire story of the american experience in world war ii. we obviously focus a lot on our victory in the great stories and lasting legacies of the world war ii generation, but we do not shy away from america's challenges and failures. during today's symposium you will learn about one of the greatest setbacks in our first major encounter with the german army. you will hear about how the u.s. army rallied and the lessons we learned at kaz ireen pass and from this battle transformed this army into a united force. we have a great group of speakers and historians to lead us through some interesting topics. we will start with colonel barry. we are thrilled you are here today. i also want to welcome former interim -- infantry intelligence officer leo baron. than

this is a wolf in lamps clothing. this is so far-fetched. he's going to be somebody who follows what nancy pelosi says and what tom perez says. when it comes to life and pro-life, he already said he would not have voted for the tax cuts and jobs bill. what do people need? ice water in the basement when you wake up in the morning. >> the folks who come to washington, d.c. and start voting and their constituents say you told us one thing when you were running. so i don't think the shelf life is long on that activity. charles: the outcome tonight, would it extinguish the excitement after november of 2016 that perhaps pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin, that these states can turn red for the next several election cycles? is that something that's possible for republicans? >> i think it is possible. i think you are seeing it with the tax cuts and jobs act. people's salaries are up and they are seeing a booming economy and their opportunity is increasing. for the democrats. they will say that if they win this, they will say, see everything is different