the alice in wonderland nature of this is not lost on me a catch twenty two that allows the executive branch of our government to progress as a lawful certain actions that seem on their face incompatible with our constitution while keeping the reasons for their conclusion a secret investigative jason leopold was going on it's a khaleesi statement halle and if i were to say to you or anyone in the public that we are moving closer and closer toward a police state it would i would be dismissed as a conspiracy theorist as someone who is just paranoid but we are already there and as you mention we have the drone strikes we have we have the fact that drones and various police departments throughout the country are using drones for surveillance here several u.s. citizens have already been assassinated here blackhawks fly low on miami strafing highways with machine gun file in what with or to school a practice room. government drones says the supreme court can even spy on your private property without a warrant you will somebody is nude on your own property says jay stanley of america's civil

the alice in wonderland nature of this is not lost on me a catch twenty two that allows the executive branch of our government to per plane as a lawful certain actions that seem on their face incompatible with our constitution while keeping the reasons for their conclusion a secret investigates a jason leopold what's going on it's a khalif statement halley and if i were to say to you or anyone in the public that we are moving closer and closer toward a police state it would i would be dismissed as a conspiracy theorist as someone who is just paranoid but we are already there and as you mentioned we have the drone strikes we have we have the fact that drones and various police departments throughout the country are using drones for surveillance here several u.s. citizens have already been assassinated here blackhawks fly low on downtown miami strafing highways with machine gun fire in what with or to school a practice room. drone says the supreme court can even spoil your private property without a warrant you will somebodies mood on your own property. of america's civil liberties unio

it looks more like a winter wonderland in nearby central park. anna filed this report. >> things are slowly starting to get back to normal. more trains are running and first flights landed a j.f.k. we do have two weather-related deaths to tell you about. one in connecticut the other in upstated new york. the national weather service saying 30 million people in the northeast dealing with a foot of snow or more and 11 million people dealing with two feet or no more. in new york. hardest hit was long island with 30 inches of snow stranding cars on the expressway and other motorists, as well. plows and crews couldn't do their job. emergency workers having go car to car. travel bans are still in effect in connecticut where dan malloy is urging folks to stay off the roads. >> biggest problem, we are trying to dig them out and tow them away. we certainly don't want to see other people get caught in snow drifts at this time. please stay home. >> residents are enjoying a winter wonderland after topping off their gas tank and picking up food and firewood y

almost alice and wonderland-ish. >> can you get in the chair? can you climb into the giant chair? >> can you go if you're a grown-up? >> yeah, you can go. probably wouldn't have as much fun as the kids are having. but check this particular part out. this is an interactive game. displayed on a television the size of a room. as you can see here, the kids can interact in this world. >> so this is inside a hospital. so are all of these kids there at the hospital because they have to be? >> a lot of kids that are using this facility are sick, with some sort of health issue. but the good thing about how this woodland wiggle was created, the creators, nexus interactive arts, worked with some of the physical therapists and physio therapists at the hospital to figure out what particular games they could incorporate into this room that would help heal these kids. so what they're doing is actually helping them improve their health. this facility was just recently added to the hospital, but it will be a permanent fixture. so kids for many years to come will be able to use it. >> it's awesome

waking up to a winter wonderland after dealing with a real mess last night and into the overnight. good morning to you, good morning to everybody. 30 million people across the northeast dealing with a foot of snow or more and 11 million people according to the national weather service dealing with two feet or more, here in central park and enjoying 11.4 inches and upped their snow totals. only one storm related death to report. that happened in upstate new york, travel bans are still in effect in massachusetts and connecticut. and this travel ban in boston, the first time they've dealt with one like this, since the infamous blizzard of 1978. people in new york, saying hundreds of cars have gotten stuck on the long island expressway getting stranded and some drivers that chose to get out on the roads are frustrated and others chose to hunker down and they're waking up to a winter wonderland. >> we were going to drive out to the country, but we stayed here now and such a great day to be in the park with the dog. >> we'll get out later with the saucers, the sleds and remember what it'

the alice in wonderland nature of this is not lost on me a catch twenty two that allows the executive branch of our government to provide claim as a lawful certain actions that seem on their face incompatible with our constitution while keeping the reasons for their conclusion a secret investigative jason leopold what's going on it's a khalif state mentality and if i were to say to you or anyone in the public that we are moving closer and closer toward a police state it would i would be dismissed as a conspiracy theorist as someone who is just paranoid but we are already there and as you mentioned we have the drone strikes we have we have the fact that drones and various police departments throughout the country are using drones for surveillance here several u.s. citizens have already been assassinated here blackhawks fly low on downtown miami strafing highways with machine gun fire in what with or to school a practice room. government drones says the supremes court can even spy on your private property without a warrant you hold somebody is nude on your own property says jay stanley

how about deep creek lake, still a harsh winter wonderland out in garrett county, no doubt about that. take a look first at some of the numbers. we're seeing wind chill factors that are brutal. mid-20s around baltimore. carroll county, westminster, out toward eldersburg and beyond, those areas definitely feeling the whole impact. look at winds, steady west, northwest, gusting close to 30. the end result, again, is a pretty frigid wind chill factor. as we look at the day tomorrow there will be some changes, some improvements. we'll lack for temperatures to climb making it close to 40s if not into the low 40s, places like shady side and glen burnie. it will not go beyond that. despite sunshine, despite less wind we'll have the core of the cold air mass settling? so an improvement but maybe not a dramatic one. 40s with less wind. so clearing out overnight. winds relaxing tomorrow. cold core air mass celts. as we go from tomorrow into friday here's the leading edge of the next wave. could bring in mixed showers as early as your friday evening commute. we think the main rain will come as w

 wonderland. my brain freeze kicked in. here it s white gold and snow that has drawn people up here to risk cold and conditions for? sm cases first experiences in the snow. road was closed alt the station below the snow line and summit. rangers worried about road conditions and not enough room to park cars but kids and parents would not let a thing like a hype have a good night get in the way. >> i think i'll be carrying them. >> a mile and a half. >> i can do it.g.7 you walk ahead? >> the 5-year-old came dressed to the nibs for her very first time in the snow. >> that looks like a smile. woah. >> a snow plow cleared the road below the summit. the view was clear all the way to san francisco. but the kids could care less about the view. brian hernandez had big plans for the first time in snow and for kids, maybe there can be too much of a good thing. >> i like the snow. it's fun! and my hands are cold! i need to get themeaéh warmed u! >> so there is not a lot of it. we don't know how long goitsing to last. if you want to mak

more than 90 loads of snow were dumped on the public square to bring the winter wonderland to life. >> i figure if it's this cold around hear, have the snow with it. >> up in new england, another 5 to 8 inches of snow from the system. >> they have been clobbered. >>> it's cold here and we will get a little bit of a brief warm up i'm happy to say. remember i said brief. it's going to be short lived. some changes are coming up in the forecast as well. a beautiful shot of the national monument and the skies, we are seeing a few clouds starting to move in across the area. overall not bad. a very cold night tonight. if you are going out anywhere, bundle up. also, holiday monday is looking great. a fabulous day for you. a brief warm up is coming your way. we have sun and precipitation ahead in the seven-day forecast. a lot to talk about. we begin with the highs today. 34 rat reagan. 32 at dulles. we should be in the upper 40s. we have a fair cry from that. winds were a major issue. national 39 miles per hour. 38 at bwi thorough good and 31 at dulles. many of you had to deal with it today an

] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know our next guest from starring roles in "alice in wonderlandska. ♪ and together we'll be fine it takes diff'rent strokes to move the world yes it does ♪ ♪ it takes diff'rent strokes to move the world ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, mia! welcome back to our show. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: you look gorgeous. now, i have to ask you --e last were still living with your parents. >> i was, yes. >> jimmy: yeah, and that was fun. >> it was, yes. i'm sort of technically still living with them, but i just got my first place, so i'm about to move out in, like, three weeks. very exciting. >> jimmy: oh, wow. [ scattered applause ] is it bittersweet -- i mean, it's exciting. is it sad? >> well, it's definitely about time. >> jimmy: yeah. do they make you do chores at your house when you -- >> yeah, i guess so, yes. i definitely go back in and have to take out the rubbish and -- >> jimmy: do you really? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: so, wait, now you've got your own pad? >> i do, yeah. >> jimmy: and where is it? close to your parents? >> no, it's

. >>> plus, not exactly a winter wonderland for one student. >>> up next a deadly new virus. something called the corona virus and why they are getting more worried about it by this is dylan right here, this is dylan, and this is his big brother hayden. dylan's only five, but he's already been through two surgeries for brain tumors. and he just went through his second round of chemo. and this is their mother, dawn, who runs this loving and happy home. she too struggled with tumors. but that doesn't slow her down. her love of family comes first. their dad, phil, works two jobs, repairing copiers, and on weekends delivering newspapers. but the bills keep piling up, and the heating bill gets pushed off. when you learn about their difficulties, it just breaks your heart. when we asked the biggest oil companies to help families in need, only citgo, the people of venezuela, and president hugo chavez responded. thanks to them, citizens energy is able to deliver millions of gallons of fuel to families just like the berios. i'm joe kennedy. if you need help staying warm, call me at 1-

will the winter wonderland in the markets continue? in today's cover story - on this jobs friday, new ways job seekers are getting hired. plus, the commercials only last 30 seconds but stay with us all year long. find out how companies craft a winning super bowl spot. why the justice department is trying to break up a merger between beer companies. and, could google profit from gangnam? our traders search for the answers. first business starts now. you're watching first business: financial news, analysis, and today's investment ideas. good morning. it's friday, february 1st. i'm angela miles. in today's first look: january jobs. traders will key their trading off the latest news on the labor market from the goverment today. it's expected 195,000 jobs were added, and the unemployment rate will tick down to 7.7%. january joy: the first month of the year was a good one for the stock market. the dow's top performers gained nearly 6%, and among the commodities oil had its best start of a new year since 2006, which pumped up prices at the ga

it's a winter wonderland. and how often do you have new york where it's so quiet except for the snow plow going by, you could almost hear a pin drop. >> good to see he's keeping the sidewalks there at time warner center clean. thank you. we'll come back to you. i want to bring in chad myers here as we sit in the weather center. briefly, let's just get a recap on what happened, long island expressway. people trapped. what more do you know? >> if you look at the map behind me, up to new york has 22 inches of snow. this is suffolk county. you talk about islip and all the way to montauk. we knew this area was getting pounded by snow. that's where the slow-down, we know cars were stopped on the freeway, and even the fire department couldn't get them because the snow was so deep. probably because the drifts are so deep. snow mobile was going out to get them. that was from the emergency manager of suffolk county. >> is the worst of this over? >> i think it's close. i think the low pressure is as close to ali as it's

. >> as the sunrises you notice the entire neighborhood is basically a winter wonderland. >> and theast coast, this is what they have to deal with. >> all these people probably wish they could work in time lapsed speed. >> for another creative video, thanks to winter storm nemo, this guy, named brian maffitt, decided to make something beautiful out of the snow. what you're looking at is the falling snow and brian took a video projector, pointed it out his window and projected a movie on to the falling snow. and this is what it looks like. >> oh. >> that is cool. >> each flake picks up the color from the projector so it almost looks like it's snowing a rainbow. >> no way would we be able to tell what movie he's playing. >> this is someone making lemonade out of the lemons life is throwing them because it's beautiful. >>> we're just a little while away from our tuesday ipad mini giveaway. >> you need tuesday's buzzword and have to be 18 or older to enter. >> tuesday's buzzword in a little bit. >> good luck, everybody. >> my friend austin is pulling up to the w hotel in hollywood for a

it is "alice in wonderland" territory. for any government of any political persuasion to seek to go along and try to rewrite the lexicon -- it will not do. >> with most of the opposition supporting it, the bill was never really destined to fail. it will next have to go through the upper chamber, the house of lords, before same-sex couples in england and wales can marry. >> this is also very much a breaking story. we just received news that the bill has passed in parliament. let's go live to our correspondent in london, who is following the vote in parliament for us. what was the majority? >> it has really only just been passed -- 400 for the bill and 155 against it, which is quite a lot against it. most would have voted for the bill, but a large portion, really, of the conservative party have voted against it. >> ok, now, where is the political upset in all of this for the prime minister, for david cameron? some say that this vote could leave a legacy of bitterness within his own conservative party. >> well, yes, definitel

louis turning into a winter wonderland. in the neighboring state of kansas, transportation officials shutting counsel more than 90 -- down more than 90 miles of interstate and urging folks to city off the roads and in nebraska, snow plows gearing up for a long day of work and in to southern california on wednesday and folks are facing whiteout and icy conditions and making travel practically impossible, shutting down schools and some state governments. with the possibility of high winds and hail and some isolated tornados. the storm has the northeast in its sights this weekend but it will pack less of a punch by the time it reaches the east coast n. kansas city, the mayor declared a state of emergency and activated the emergency operations center. in kansas city, missouri, claudia cowen, fox news. >>> by the time that gets here, we'll be out of steam. >> and there is going to abe period tomorrow and a small amount of a combination of snow and sleet and freezing rain. doesn't take much here and heads up for that the at 5:53

once the sun comes back out tomorrow, it's going to be a winter wonderland on top of mt. hamilton. we can't wait to see that. maybe picking up three inches of the white stuff above 4,000 feet in the bay area. by 3:00 a.m. wednesday, our skies clear. temperatures drop off. we could be talking about records tomorrow morning. keep that in mind. although your highs are going to creep up from today's. 48 degrees is cold in livermore. 49 in fremont. 50 degrees today in san francisco. getting into your thursday, there's that 30% chance of rain. isolated shower and 20% shot on saturday. sunday into monday we dry out and warm up. another steretch of warm weathe on the way. >>> new details on what may have motivated adam lanza to shoot 26 people at sandy hook elementary school. lanza saw himself as being in competition with anders breivik. he carried out a bomb attack and shooting rampage in norway that killed a total of 77 people back in 2011, most of them schoolchildren. cbs news reporting lanza's goal was to kill more people than breivik did and he saw the school in newtown, connecticut,

sun they have been freezing out here in moscow obviously you have the best of both worlds winter wonderland and a little bit of sun and if i'm out there in force to give an f. an update on that momentous occasion marking the one year of at the start of the winter and it takes coming. right that's all i have for you this hour and next to stay with us for the latest special report here on r.t. . saudi arabia has ordered its retailers to construct one point six meter tall barriers in the middle of their stores a rather unusual demand is that something related to everyone's favorite buzzword terrorism no it is to keep male and female coworkers separate saudi arabia is pretty infamous in the west for its laws regarding the sexes and their segregation activists always want to go to other countries to convince them to adopt western attitudes that deep down in their hearts they secretly want but often they miss things like the fact that it was saudi women who ask for the segregation feeling uncomfortable while buying products from men according to a.f.p. you know some people in countries like saudi

depending on your perspective it was either a traffic nightmare or a winter wonderland. and it is an attraction even tonight. john is live in the mountains for us. >> the temperature is near freezing and there is a thin glaze of ice on skyline boulevard. what has brought people here is the snow which they only see here a few times a year. the rare snow was too tempting to pass up. even as night fell and even as it meant over doing it. marianne from sunnyvale saw the snowstorm on the news and decided to bring her children up to see it for real. >> we don't get to go to tahoe too much, so it is pretty cool. >> next best thing. >> although by 6:00 p.m. the snow was being overtaken by mud and 11-year-old jovian was giving the snow a lower rating. >> a two out of five. >> what is the snow to dirt ratio up here? >> not very good. >> it was pure heaven around midday when the snow was blanketing high line boulevard. whatever slush remained was quickly covered by new flakes. it was quick enough to bring out the plows to plow the roads and motivation enough to give baby her first

it was either a traffic nightmare or a winter wonderland. and it is an attraction even tonight. john is live in the mountains for us. >> the temperature is near freezing and there is a thin glaze of ice on skyline boulevard. what has brought people here is the snow which they only see here a few times a year. the rare snow was too tempting to pass up. even as night fell and even as it meant over doing it. marianne from sunnyvale saw the snowstorm on the news and decided to bring her children up to see it for real. >> we don't get to go to tahoe too much, so it is pretty cool. >> next best thing. >> although by 6:00 p.m. the snow was being overtaken by mud and 11-year-old jovian was giving the snow a lower rating. >> a two out of five. >> what is the snow to dirt ratio up here? >> not very good. >> it was pure heaven around midday when the snow was blanketing high line boulevard. whatever slush remained was quickly covered by new flakes. it was quick enough to bring out the plows to plow the roads and motivation enough to give baby her first ever romp in the snow. >> i drive into

depending on your perspective it was either a traffic nightmare or a winter wonderland. and it is an attraction even tonight. john is live in the mountains for us. >> the temperature is near freezing and there is a thin glaze of ice on skyline boulevard. what has brought people here is the snow which they only see here a few times a year. the rare snow was too tempting to pass up. even as night fell and even as it meant over doing it. marianne from sunnyvale saw the snowstorm on the news and decided to bring her children up to see it for real. >> we don't get to go to tahoe too much, so it is pretty cool. >> next best thing. >> although by 6:00 p.m. the snow was being overtaken by mud and 11-year-old jovian was giving the snow a lower rating. >> a two out of five. >> what is the snow to dirt ratio up here? >> not very good. >> it was pure heaven around midday when the snow was blanketing high line boulevard. whatever slush remained was quickly covered by new flakes. it was quick enough to bring out the plows to plow the roads an motivation enough to give baby her first e

this is a winter wonderland right now. lucky so we did start out this morning with a bit of a dusting. washingtonns west of under a white blanket. >> it is beautiful, nothing quite waking up to a snow- covered morning. >> it interfered with school and business. >> we probably had 4 inches. bootsskipped his cowboy roads to check on trains.es he >> they are a little bit more pampered. most of these are customer horses. >> even though it was a day off kids, too, this kindergarten entire brought her to catch up on classwork. >> wishful thinking. >> she enlisted her kids, too. >> sometimes the parents to have come then. we want to keep everything the school. >> they would rather find a hill to flyovered down. outside of orange, most snow we defined. get to workot because roads were too slippery. this note itself was to wet, the of a nuisance all the way around. >> thank you, kimberly. that does it for us at 5:00. are blizzard coverage continues right now. >> live and in hd, this is abc news at 6, on your side. >> good evening.

of sand a bit freezing here out here in moscow obviously you have the best of both worlds winter wonderland and a little bit of sun and in forty giving us an update on that momentous occasion marking the one year after the start of the winter is on the banks coming. right there for all i have for you this hour next hour stay with us for our latest special report here on our team. saudi arabia has ordered its retailers to construct one point six meter tall barriers in the middle of their stores a rather unusual demand is that something related to everyone's favorite buzzword terrorism no it is to keep male and female coworkers separate saudi arabia is pretty infamous in the west for its laws regarding the sexes and their segregation activists always want to go to other countries to convince them to adopt western attitudes that deep down in their hearts they secretly want but often they miss things like the fact that it was saudi women who ask for the segregation feeling uncomfortable while buying products from men according to a.f.p. you know some people in countries like saudi arabia or nor

>> "disney on ice"has returned with the show "treasure trove.' " this is a scene from "alice in wonderland the characters are having such a good time. for sure was last night and they said the audience went wild. we expect that excited to continue through the weekend. there is a show tonight and tomorrow. king get your tickets at ticketmaster.com. temperatures today near 40 degrees -- you can get your tickets at ticketmaster.com. possibly some accumulating snow into friday night. temperatures next week will warm up to bring more rain. i love updates hear from " -- i will have updates here from "disney on ice." >> thanks, ava. adorable. >> she looks comfortable on ice. 6:38. changes are coming to monopoly. >> we are still taking your answers to our water cooler question of the day. how do you feel about the postal service stopping its saturday mail delivery service? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> now weather and traffic together on the 1's. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. d

. >> he arrived in time to see a winter wonderland unfold between 11 and 11:30, snowfall became heavy, slush covered by a blank yismt snow plows are out in force to keep sclin boulevard open. but the snow covered the road, again. >> i'm okay but if you don't have four wheel drive you have >> i heard it might get a dusting but this is sitting on the ground. it's fun, though. it's nice. >> the face reflected how puzzled he was by the flakes. he had a smile from time to time and got used to this new experience, mom tried to acquaint him with how to make a snowfall. he will soon catch on joys of a snow ball fight. or others there is a time to take a picture. >> you have to come experience this. this is great. >> well, the snow did give people an opportunity to take off time from work or maybe to take a lunch hour to play a bill louisville bit in the snow. but window is small as snow is starting to melt. we'll have to check in with spencer christian to find out whether or not we're going to get more snow this evening. >> david, thank you. >> look who is here. >> yes. >> spencer for much of

but the air was cold to keep the winter wonderland beyond sunset.tra costa county, charles clifford, kron 4. >> pam: in the santa cruz mountains-- the rain turned into snow along highway 35 this afternoon. caltrans snow plows were working back and forth along the road as the snow started building up along the highway. their snow plows are pick-up trucks with blades mounted on the front of them. inclement weather it's not uncommon to see car crashes. but the highway patrol does what it can to prevent this from happening. as stanley roberts show us in his latest edition of people behaving badly. when we have inclement weather there are certain rules that drivers need to follow on is to be aware of your surroundings (car horn) watch this white suv on lombard street the driver is changing lanes with no blinker and tries to come into my lane that could have been a lot worse, see this blue car the dirver is following to close to the pick up in front in wet weather you should give your self a little extra room so you can avoiks a collision see this what ca

. >> as you heard the father told his daughters to have a little fun with alice and wonderland's whitebit in disney land, but after he pulled on the tail he chased one of them and pinned her against the fence. the birl said the rabbit told her to stop or he would call security. disney land says they were provoking the rabbit for their own amuseum. that's the 5@5:30. >> don't provoke the rabbit. >> four-days left until the sequestor. there piers to be no deal in sight before $85 billion in across the board cuts go through. doug luzader is live with the latest. any progress at all? >> none that we can see at least. good morning. you don't have to look any further than the white house web site to see the role the sequestor cuts are playing. there is nol a whonot a whole lu can do at this point. he made the case not a single state would be spared in federal spending cuts. the president's secretary of transportation. >> it is a billion dollars faa has biggest number of plies at dot. >> trips to the overall federal budget has very, very small cuts. they have warned of things like massive air

he approached alice in wonderland's white rabbit and was rebuffed. >> how did that make you feel?> sad. >> how come? >> because i wanted to hug him. >> his older brother fared no better. >> then i went up to try to hold his hand and he was flicking my hand off. it was a different tale for those who are pail. >> they were hugging the boy. >> there was two other kids that came up and he hugged them, kissed them, posed with them and took pictures. it made my kids feel horrible. >> they complained to a manager and were offered vie p passes which they declined. now they are filing a suit against disneyland saying they want an official apology. so far disney hasn't responded to the black demand. they can't comment on something they are not aware of, end quote. this would never happen at the theme park where i worked as a mascot. >> do you think it is real? >> racism is painful enough. you don't want your kids exposed to it, definitely not in a place in disney world where everything is supposed to be everything. they will find out if you did it or not because there are surveillance camer

this frozen wonderland is constantly in motion.ecent study found this arctic ice shield is losing mass at an alarming rate, close to 300 square kilometers, or about 115 square miles, each year. some fear greenland's ice might disappear all together. if that happened, global sea levels would rise seven meters, or about 23 feet. to survey the ice, scientists use one of the most advanced research aircraft in the world, polar 6. its operational base in greenland is at kangerlussuaq, north of the arctic circle. a former american military base and a territory's largest airfield. the project's leader daniel steinhage and his crew are gearing up for their first survey flight over the massive ice shield. missions like this one can take over six hours and lead halfway across the greenland ice sheet. they need to be planned and executed absolutely precisely to make sure the scientists get exact readouts. we reached the glaciers on the we reached the glaciers on the fringes of the inland ice, and the arctic's summer's melt is clearly visible.

. >> dana: we had a winter wonderland this week in new york.tures, having a dog in the snow is fun. friends in central park. he got up an hour early. like christmas and his birthday all at once. another holiday coming up. and "the five" fans, p.s. go to five fans. he does great things. jasper valentine you can send to all sorts of people that you love this valentine's day. >> very cute. >> i love you. >> dana: so you could go to our facebook page. >> greg: what is wrong with you? >> dana: it's so cute. you can get that video and send it to people that you want to give a valentine to. >> bob: how many jess par references have we had? >> kimberly: i didn't make a video. i didn't have a picture. i went sledding in central park. not to be outdone by all the dads that were out there. so i got on the sled with little rodigity and my backside -- it's going really fast. i got all this cushion. it was so much fun. we had the best time. >> bob: did you wear makeup? >> kimberly: of course. full makeup on. >> eric: your phone is ringing. bob's phone is rin

. >> dana: we had a winter wonderland this week in new york.tures, having a dog in the snow is fun. friends in central park. he got up an hour early. like christmas and his birthday all at once. another holiday coming up. and "the five" fans, p.s. go to five fans. he does great things. jasper valentine you can send to all sorts of people that you love this valentine's day

we welcome you to our winter wonderland, mt. rockefeller here in the heart of new york city.photo booth, i'm matt lauer, along with savannah guthrie and al roker. this is very cool, what our minu mignons have done overnight. >>> coming up, we'll check out our newest olympic sport called slope style skiing. we'll meet with some of our athletes, including this familiar face, evan lypichuk. >>> we want you to share your enthusiasm for the games by tweeting us using the #olympics2014. >> how cool is that? >> i know. >> it's a prototype. there's one over in europe competing, by bmw. >>> how would you like to win the lottery, not once, but twice in the same weekend? we'll meet a couple that had that great fortune not long ago. we'll find out how they're feeling today. >>> we've got a snow-making machine. >> not quite reaching us. >> no, but there it is, just proving that it is faux snow. >> we're a little upwind from that thing, although -- >> there we go. >> now we're talking. >> we'll get the real snow in a couple of days. we'll talk to you about that in a moment. first let's get

and these extraordinary islands still remain wonderlands today. this is the giant galapagos tortoise. they live longer than any other animal on earth, well over 150 years. they weigh up to a quarter of a ton and have shells over a meter across. they really are giants. some 15 subspecies of these reptiles evolved on the galapagos, but in the 17th century, human beings discovered the islands. the tortoises were a valuable source of fresh meat, and visiting sailors took them away by the thousands. by the middle of the 20th century, one third of the original subspecies had been totally exterminated, and only 3,000 of the remainder still survived. in the early '60s, the world wildlife fund got involved in trying to halt the decline. they put money into a pioneering captive rearing program at the charles darwin research center on the galapagos. tortoise eggs were collected from the wild and carefully raised away from introduced predators. by the 1970s, when i first visited the galapagos, the first captive bred tortoises were ready to be released. and a

once the sun comes up and reveals mount hamilton we'll have a winter wonderland. 43 degrees in san francisco. that goes for mount diablo as well. we'll show you a picture of a snow-capped mount diablo in a moment. you may be surprised how much snow accumulated there. it's a cold start to the day. bundle up yourself and the little ones. if they have to go to school make sure they are ready for the different parts of the day. by noon in the upper 50s. we'll round out the day in the low 60s. thursday, thick fog on the way to start the day a. we'll see a nice sunny finish as we get into the end of the week. we'll get a fair stretch of weather. on the seven-day forecast in the next report, 60 degrees inland. 57 at the coast. here's the big part. this is what i want to show you. where in northern california we had a rope tornado touch douchblt i got a picture into the weather center. 5:38. first a look at your drive with mike. >> good morning. today a clear view of the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll look at folks lining up in the cash lanes. we are starting to see the build. that will change over th