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The mayor said to "the bergen record." the lunch happened three and a half years ago. i don't know that i would characterize the relationship between what the port authority has given the city of ft. lee, i don't know that i would characterize those as gifts. the port generally compensates towns where they have -- in this case ft. lee is the post community to the george washington bridge, which puts enormous burdens on ft. lee taxpayers. usually the port authority does something to make up to them. in one case there was a $120,000 grant for two shuttle buses. but that came after the mayor deci...

All because of political retribution. in an interview with "the bergen record" newspaper, mayor mark sokolich links the bridge closure to his refusal to endorse governor christie for reelection. the report says, quote, governor christie's administration orchestrated an extensive campaign over two years that involved gifts to ft. lee, including port authority-funded shuttle buses, snowplowing, pothole repair, and emergency radios to convince the boro's mayor to endorse the governor during his reelection campaign. mayor mark sokolich said today in his most recent comments to date on the bridge s...

Tonight, a case of class warfare pitting google against the city of san francisco with residents protesting google commuters. specifically i'm talking about the new shuttle buses that transport google workers from the city of san francisco to google's offices out in the suburbs in silicon valley. should they be protest? that brings us too tonight's number, 20,000. the number of co2 saved every year because of the shuttles. otherwise, the people could drive or do other things to get out there. the protests are say it's still bad. google is taking 4,000 cars off of the road every day. why are sa...

Sort of iffy. how are you getting folks safely to their cars? >> we have georgia national guard who has amazing equipment, amazing vehicles that can get them out there. not at big as shuttle buses but we're diligently working to get them out there. we have gas for them. we are able to jump their cars with our vehicles and water. just we asked their patience and we just are encouraged by the efforts of the state agencies to really serve our public. jenna: lots of questions from our viewers from outside the area of atlanta, outside of georgia and the question is whether or not simply the transpo...

Again, officials are concerned about melting snow and slush. all of that refreezing around turning to black ice. schools remain closed this morning because of freezing temperatures and because of all the concern. natalie dale, a spokeswoman for the georgia department of transportation joins us now. natalie, what is the biggest challenge of the day today? >> well we've been very busy coordinating an effort with our state patrol, with the georgia national guard, with our highway emergency response units and the department of transportation to get these people back to their cars. whether they had...