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Biggest problems. we've been following a story in the garden state, they have been trying, the department of transportation in new jersey has been trying to get their hands on a 40,000-ton shipment of rock salt stuck up in maine. the d.o.t. tells us they're working to bring that down. it will take four trips in all to get the salt to port newark in the next four or five days. they will get the salt they need. not as fast as they like. the nj d.o.t. is being asked by municipalities and counties for salt. right now they can't deliver. that is something fairly rare. bill: not just in new jersey. ...

Plowed and treated by the d.o.t. that's important to remember. state troopers saying the truck was traveling at 45 miles an hour, that was way too fast for the conditions. think before you drive. >> and proving in times of need, neighbors still help neighbors. in suburban atlanta, people used kitty litter, scrapers and hot water to free an ambulance that got stuck in ice as it tried to make it up a hill. the ambulance which had a patient inside, finally got rolling with their help. >> incredible pictures out of virginia. one person inhave youred after a piece of heavy equipment fell off a semi...

Whole 18 hours with the one diaper of course. so i had to take the diaper off and make her a cloth diaper out of a receiving blanket. >> old school. old school. >> yes, sir. >> so what was your biggest concern when you were in there? did you start to think no one's coming? i've called 911. no one's coming. did you start to think that? >> well, i called 911 three times and each time they told me that there wasn't nothing that they can do at the time. no one could really get to me unless i actually had an emergency. but other than that, i had to pretty much wait until they could get the roads cl...

That the roadway was clear and that we were assisting the d.o.t. in the effort to get the product on the roadway and to get things cleared. and also to concentrate on the citize citizens. last night over 2,029 vehicles were checked by state troopers to ensure that no one was in the vehicle and that we didn't have anybody still stranded out in the roadway. and i can report that nobody came into contact with anybody that was still stranded in that capacity. so what about today? it's obvious that we have a large commute coming tomorrow morning. if you come into this town, it starts at about 4:00 ...

Bit. here's what happened. the fcc voted 3-2 to consider ending this ban on in-flight cell use, like voice calls and texting, because they say new technology essentially eliminates the risk of interfering with cell towers on the ground. that was reason for the decades old ban. that created a stir, mainly from people who hate the idea and i can tell you shortly after that vote we heard from multiple lawmakers saying not if i can do anything about it. at this point, there is both a bill in the house and the senate aimed at blocking in-flight cell calls, chris. >> i've decided to be in favor just...