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Man, machine, even bigger machine to scoop it up and haul it away. In some areas it barely made a difference. People were told to stay home. Many schools remain closed until at leastednesday. Some streets have yet to be touched by snowplows. D. C. s metro worked to clear the tracks as it tries to restore full service sometime tuesday. We want the city back now. Just like everybody else does. Reporter Emergency Management director, chris geldart. You look at manhattan got more snow than d. C. And...

Trucks. Topping the previous high set in 2000. The reasons are the ones weve been telling you about, cheap gas, low rates on loans and a strengthening economy and job market. As phil lebeau explains, records were broken despite lukewarm sales in the final month of the year. Reporter americans bought new cars, trucks absuvs at a strong pace in december, though maybe not as strong as many on wall street expected. The major automakers boosted sales last month between 5 and 1 which was generally shy...

Worst part because them kind of showing how this generation its okay to hit an officer. Reporter female officer pulled to the ground by her ha hair. The Department Says the police woman was later punched in the face as she tried to arrest a young girl. This girl didnt see the fight but she saw the aftermath on social media and she says, shes embarrassed for her scho school. Theyre like really recording it it was even on snap chat. Like kids were putting it everywhere. Reporter four Allentown Pol...

Trucks. Topping the previous high set in 2000. The reasons are the ones weve been telling you about, cheap gas, low rates on loans and a strengthening economy and job market. As phil lebeau explains, records were broken despite lukewarm sales in the final month of the year. Reporter americans bought new cars, trucks absuvs at a strong pace in december, though maybe not as strong as many on wall street expected. The major automakers boosted sales last month between 5 and 1 which was generally shy...

Some ice boating. Reporter rich fitzpatrick manages the Hardware Store in sparta. Without snow business is sluggish especially compared to last year. Last year was phenomenal for snow blower and other sales. It was almost we couldnt keep up. Reporter last winter he sold more than 1,000 bags of rock salt and calcium chloride combined. This year he only sold about 300. Clearly this winter has been slow for snow. We lushly get 4. 8 we usually get 4. 8 in december. We only had a trace. Now we usuall...

[ cheering ] they are winning so far. Everybody is pumped up here in glendale. Well have much more later in sports. We are live from university of phoenix stadium, tim hill, abc columbia news. Ben a sea of orange. Ben a sea of orange. Alicia one gamecock in the center. Ben makes you want to be there. Alicia it would be nice. We are here, and not all tiger fans were able to make the trek to glendale for tonights game. That hasnt stopped fans from gearing up and getting in the spirit. Ben the tige...

Supreme court litigator. You have three excellent panels that i think you will enjoy. The format we tend to use it instead of people giving short speeches we have aa question her, and interview process and people respond to the questions. This is all unscripted. In any case my name is brad smith command i will be a panelist here as well. Now, buckley was decided 40 years ago and has been criticized routine. If the decision has been surprisingly resilient despite being predictions that it will me...

Clinton is scheduled to meet with Democratic Leaders at the state house on wednesday and then speak at a rally at allen university. He is expected to discuss a wide range of issues including schools, roads and gun violence. The rally starts at 6 pm, doors open at 4. With just two days until the iowa caucuses, president ial candidates are out in full force this weekend. Theyre hoping that one last push will get caucusers out to vote on monday night. Nbcs Steve Handelsman has more. With 2 days to ...

Good wednesday morning. Welcome to 10 news this morning. Im allison kropff. Im ian reitz. Us. Upset. School have chickenpox. Parents are upset they are not getting their kids the shots they need. A lot of parents are angry about the reason their kids getting chickenpox. A religious exemption makes it possible to opt out of the shots without questions. Measles, whooping cough and illnesses. What makes parents so angry is chickenpox are common but parents worry if others are not vaccinating their ...

Worse, on average, than whites. Ifill that and more on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Ifill this was another wild day on wall street and markets around the w...