. >> principal wayman's message of hope resonates even outside the hard streets of north philadelphia month at pennsylvania conference for women, speaking to an audience of more than 6,000, she was a keynote alongside hillary clinton. >> i want to give her another round of applause for doing a great job of anyone, a principal. >> her speech was electrifying. >> restoring hope and giving students the

. >> principal wayman's message of hope resonates even outside the hard streets of north philadelphia. >> this nation must invest in the education for all its children. >> last month at pennsylvania conference for women, speaking to an audience of more than 6,000, she was a keynote alongside hillary clinton. >> i want to give her another round of applause for doing a great job of anyone, a principal. >> her speech was electrifying. >> restoring hope and giving students the sense that anything is possible became my primary responsibility. i reminded the students that hope did indeed reside? strawberry mansion high school. and most of all, everyday i told them, if nobody told you they loved you today, you remember, i do. >> bravo to principal wayman. and our thanks to diane sawyer. >>> to find out how can you help strawberry mansion, go to our website at zero across the entirety. quite co ♪ i love it! ♪ thank you grandma for the dolls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ i'm ninja kicking through the halls. ♪ ♪ i love it! ♪ mom's posting pictures on your wall. ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday. ♪ i picked it

maybe some areas of north philadelphia. students that others think it's too hard to educate them. that society gives up on. >> seli soto could have easily slipped through the cracks. soto and a student who was unaware of the steps necessary to get into college. wounded up working at a fast food restaurant, after graduating high school. but paul quinn college wound up contacting her. >> i got this scholarship, a private scholarship from the school. if it weren't for paul quinn i wouldn't be here, receiving an education, i wouldn't be changing my mind and people's minds so they can improve their communities their families their business their city over all this country. >> soto says she's proud to be part of this college. >> you see me here. i'm not african american, i'm hispanic. they are bringing this new face, they are evolving from what they were. and they are serving new minorities. >> paul quinn college may offer a model for way forward. in 2007 when president michael sorrel stepped on the campus, the college was about to close its door. he knew he had to clean house. he tore

>> we are about an hour north of philadelphia. the big concern today is freezing rain.ou can sue ice accumulation here on some of the pushes. the snow came down yesterday only about three inches or so. we were told it would turn to rain. the big concern is the morning commute will be a problem. winter weather advisory until 8:00 a.m. the big advice is they can stay in. that is the best thing to do right now. certainly slick spots on the road. the winter weather advisory in place until 8:00 a.m. this morning. back to you guys. >> be careful of black ice as well. thank you. >>> the time about 13 minutes after the hour. >> caught on camera a college snowball fight turns nasty sparking a police investigation. >> why the police department az that incident could be a crime. you can prevent gas with beano meltaways, or treat gas with these after you get it. now that's like sunblock before or sun burn cream later. oh, somebody out there's saying, now i get it! take beano before and there'll be gas. take beano before prefer the taste of gevalia house blend over thtaste of starbu

it is two-miles north of philadelphia. 35 cars were involved. traffic jam stretched for four miles causing a nightmare for any one on the roads. a houston area teen has died from the h1n1 flu virus. the health department says there have been 13 confirm the deaths in the greater houston area. texas children's hospital reporting 7 children were admitted from the flu three of them are in intensive care. this season's flu vaccine does offer protection against the h1n1 virus and they say it is not too late to get it. >> we are a few days away from january the 1st. the day coverage over observe care begins. questions remain about how many people actually will have coverage. elizabeth prann has the latest. >> a lot of unknowns come the first of the year. will the fact that those who enroll in healthcare coverage be provided the services they signed up for. for man he into it won't be conclusive until the first doctor visit. long call times jumbled res images reinstated cancellation notices have left people in the dark about what is to am am come. two s

philadelphia are cleaning up after a major watermain break. dozens of schools closed after water from a 48 inch cast-iron pipe poured down north-west philadelphia street. thousands of homes and businesses spent the day without water. water pressure has been restored. they don't know what caused the is 106-year-old pipe to break. >> in a storm that brought a mix of weather, canada has been hard hit. the winter storm has left tens of thousands without power. >> new yorkers ice skating in short sleeves at the rink at rockefeller center where it was a record 71 degrees. but a very different zone in other parts of the country. five decide in kentucky flooding. >> all because of a powerful storm system producing a mix of wild, wild weather. >> louisville, powerlines were down. rains flooded this cemetery. >> holiday shoppers run for cover as sheets of ice fall from the roof of an outlet mall in oklahoma city. no one was hurt. it looks like christmas in the midwest. in michigan, snow and ice left tens of thousands without power, forcing crews to work around the clock. >> it's an effort to bring the crews lined up. >> the storm caused hundreds of fligh

philadelphia and destroyed. a lot of snow heads to the north. it will continue to get snow off and on around the lakes. slowly and surely the snow is coming overnight and will switch over to rain. it first it has to be freezing rain and sleet. there'll be slushy slippery roadways outside. friday through sunday we've had impressive ice accumulations. we had them all the way down to louisiana. north carolina you had many inches. if you hear cracking in the trees - if you've had an ice storm or had accumulations, you very likely have a tree or limb. we've had power outages being a large problem. here is the good news, today we'll see the icy conditions wrapping up. there's warmer air coming in, so it will shift to rain which will taper off through the day for the coastline. snow will push up into canada. low textures cold for the west and we'll warm close to freezing. i think we'll be around 30 after the midnight hour, classified as the low temperatures. through the morning we'll warm up. highs closer to the mid upper 40s and 50 for new york. we'll stay chilly and below normal to the west. we have hard fr

toronto, you have a west wind and a north-wester by for philadelphia and albany. this indicates that the cold try air is moving into the north-east. temperatures - 23 for toronto and pittsburg. you bet all you need is the moisture riding over it and you have problems. as you get closer to the atlantic it will be freezing rain. we have a warning for ice accumulations going into effect tomorrow through monday. it will impact washington d.c. we'll get a few inches of snow for chicago and detroit. a cold storm. we'll keep you updated. >>> this is al jazeera america, live from new york. i'm jonathan betz with the headlines. the american war veteran who has been detained by north korea is home. he landed in san francisco and reunited with his wife and son. >> u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel was in afghanistan and was told by his counterpart that the stalled security deal ll be signed in a timely fashion. it could keep intergs -- international forces in afghanistan. >> a

north and east. not such great news for philadelphia and new york city. to clear from southwest to northeast. we are going to look for a chilly temperature moving through the overnight hours. amateurs falling to near freezing at martinsburg and winchester. is 46 at lexington park. look to the extreme right hand side of your screen. ocean city now at 55 degrees. hanging onto the winter wiser -- winter advisory, i suspect that may come down a little bit earlier now that everything is beginning to rapidly clear. or the overnight, 30-35 degrees. went out of the west at 10-5 team -- 10-15. we will talk about the next seven days. we have some of that coming your way in the seven day outlook. a the slick roads have led to number of accidents. there is concern about how things will look as you head out tomorrow morning. richard continues our live team coverage for martinsburg west virginia. here.are close i-81 a couple of things we notice when we got here, really how cold it is. how bad the conditions are. then we spotted the accidents. a lot of accidents. flashi

philadelphia. look at the snow flurries off to the north and west. some of this activity will approach philadelphia as well as new york city over the next several hours. here is 5:00. you can see approaching the i-95 corridor. by 7:00, new york city area, we are looking at the threat for snow on your christmas eve. as far as the travel conditions right now fairly quiet conditions across the nation. portland, oregon, looking good. we are looking at foggy concerns. la guardia, no weather worries now. watching out for volume delays. atlanta looking good and 40 degrees. l.a.x. now, temperature of 76 degrees. all in all looking good as far as christmas eve weather now. >> all right. in the next 12 hours or so, as people begin to get ready for santa's arrival, what will it look like on christmas? >> let's talk about that christmas day forecast because the northern tier, we are looking at snow across the great lakes. staying cold as we move into the new york city-boston area. cool conditions for dallas and atlanta. but dry weather as we move towards parts of

north-east. around philadelphia we are expecting to see the snow showers changing to rain on monday.if the snow is not sitting around, temperatures back to the mid 40s, dropping to the 30s. we'll be on a roller-coaster ride. highs and lows m cold but we will moderate. the warmest air back in florida. >> increasing tensions in asia where south korea raidses the stakes, announcing it will expand its air defense zone. the seen and chinas areas overlap covering disputed territory between those two countries. health officials in hong kong are looking for people that have been in contact with an 80-year-old man that has bird flu. the virus doesn't appear to be easily containous between humans. as reported, cautions are taken as more than a third of those that have caught the flu died. >> china is on high alert. the world health organization says that since march of this year there has been a total of 45 deaths from a strain of bird influenzaa called h-7 and 9. result in the influenzaa going from the bird to the human. when the person is infected it is serious. >> that is why hong kong shut

north and east. by 7:00 a.m., the snow arrives in philadelphia. by 1:00 p.m., the snow all the way into boston. by the time the sun sets, is snow is gone. much like we saw on sunday, a band of heavy know will set up. boston, philadelphia, down to d.c., 3 to 6 inches quickly piling up here. take your time on the roadways. john and diana, back to you. >>> moving on to a developing story. police in los angeles have arrested a 32-year-old admitted prankster. he's charged for allegedly recording phone conversations illegally. authorities say tar called at least a dozen coaches from the nba, the nfl, and clem football trick them into believing they're being considered for other jobs. >> reporter: are you kenny tarr or a fabrication? >> you're looking at kenny tarr. i have any own way of look at the world and i don't answer to anyone. >> reporter: this is who you actually are? >> absolutely. absolutely. absolutely. >> tarr has a history of pranking reality tv shows and other enter pripnteenterprises. >>> there's a guilty verdict. one-time assistant manager angela spacchia jacked up her salary to $340,

between 30 minutes and an hour and 45, especially with flights heading north of here to new york, and laguardia. as well as philadelphiaw, some areas are have already seen a couple inches of snow in fact we have some photographs from fredrick, maryland, anywhere between 4 and even some areas northwest of that seeing 7 inches of snow. the biggest worry right now is for travelers tomorrow because a lot of this will turn into ice very treacherous driving conditions. >> elizabeth, thanks very much. >>> and thanks for joining us, i'm gregg jarrett. a healthy view with carol alt is next. but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cascard from capital one, i get 2% cash back on ery purchase, every day. i break my back around here. finally soone's recognizing me with unlimited rewards! meetings start at 11, cindy. [ male announcer get the spark

these advisories are north up into pennsylvania and they extend into new york and philadelphia. we'll talk about once this goes through tomorrow morning, another system. >> all right, top. the road to richmond includes a recount for the two men named mark. both vying to be the commonwealth's next attorney general. peggy fox is live where they started examining the ballots today and this could be a long process, peg. >> it certainly could. there's three jurisdictions that started today. the big ones, fairfax, alexandria, and chesapeake. and mark hains creased his lead from 165 to 264. that is a net gain of 99 votes for the democrats. however, with the rest of the state starting tomorrow, republicans remain hopeful. >> it's going to be a very long three days here in fairfax. as long as both teams play by the rules, we're in good shape. >> hundreds of volunteers are helping in the recount of virginia's closest race in history. at daybreak, only 165 votes separated the two candidates in the attorney general's race with democrat, mark herring in the lead. >> we have an additional 92

wintery weather is causing flight delays and cancellations at major airports north of the washington area. flights headed for philadelphia, new york and boston are being delayed for an hour or more because of snow and icy conditions on the ground there. but airports in this area are not reporting any delays right now. air traffic is moving well at reagan national, dulles and bwi. >>> thousands of people in our area are without power because of the storm. dominion tops the list with about 6,500 out tanls. this is one of their crews working earlier today in arlington. novec is working to get the lights on for about 2500 customers in northern, virginia. pepco says 23 customers are without power. about 186 bge customers are without power. and potted tomac edison says ju about 11 without power. >>> julie kerry is live in vienna, hey, julie? >> reporter: i'm ending the day where i started the day alongside maple avenue in vienna. take a look at this roadway right now. it is just wet. that is a big improvement from the slushy mess we saw this morning. good thing was, a lot of people seemed to heed the warnings this morning. at

north. baltimore is in the target zone for philadelphia.orrow morning's rush hour along the i-95 can be sloppy. with the last event here in boston, we are on the northern fringe. a mass pike southward will deal with the worst of this. we are going in the deep freeze like dallas after this. temperatures will be unseasonably cold. by mid-month, we will get out from the west to the east. things will start to thaw out. when you go from 50s to 80s and just shift us into the arctic air, it's just havoc. you see the results because of that. >> that's for sure. jim cantore in andover. thank you, sir. >> you got it. my pleasure. >> picture this. we are taking a deep dive into a photo fight at the white house. photographers say the obama administration is shutting them out too often and they are ending up trying to frame the narrative themselves to give the president an advantage. that's next. first today's trivia question. which u.s. president was a full member of the white house new photographer's association? first person to tweet the correct cons

north. the other game, the late game, dallas and philadelphia. what a finish between these two teams.orton playing for romo. he gets the cowboys to within two points late. plays an outstanding game and throws an interception with just a 1:48 left in the fourth quarter to seal their fate. >> so close. >> tony romo basically pulled a tony romo. >> with the interception. philadelphia wins the nfc east. they take on the new orleans saints next weekend in the wild card round. that game will be in philadelphia. there was one team that needed help getting in the playoffs. >> two weeks ago if i told you the chargers would be in this postseason most people thought i'd needed my head examined. they needed miami and baltimore to lose. both happen. ryan misses a field goal from 40 yards out in the regulation. pittsburgh, the former -- i should say pittsburgh winds up losing out and san diego is going to the postseason and they win in overtime. also, jets and dolphins. the dolphins were one of those teams that san diego needed to lose in order to get in to the postseason. miami, all they had to do

we know we're expecting them here in new york and north in boston, also in philadelphia. it deceive you. we'll give you updates on weather at the bottom of the hour. >>> meantime, more on the life and legacy of nelson mandela. not long after he was released from prison, the anti-apartheid icon made a trip here to new york city. there, the man who would become south africa's first black president, met new york's first and only black mayor. joining me now is david dinkins, the new york city mayor at that time, now a professor of public affairs at columbia university and someone i call a friend. glad to have you here. >> and i call you a friend. >> i thank you for that. we became friends when i shot my office politics interview. what comes to mind from your office, aside from this wonderful collage of pictures you have, you had that one picture with nelson mandela, a few, actually. but talk to me about pictures like that in your office and what that was like when you brought him to new york city back in 1990. >> well, sometimes i sit at my desk and look around at the walls a

philadelphia. dennis rodman is making another trip to north korea.arrive in the country on thursday. during the basketball diplomacy trip. rodman will train members of the north korean basketball team for an upcoming game against former nba players. >>> friday, president obama and first family head to hawaii for another annual holiday retreat. this is the first family's sixth christmas in the aloha state. the white house says the obama family will stay on the island throughout new year's day. that's your weekly five. >> congressman paul ryan brokered the budget deal that just passed the house but he said today that republicans will gather after the holidays to plot a strategy over the next showdown. the next vote, to suspend or raise the federal budget. the federal debt, rather. let's talk budget politics with anna navarre wa navarro. she joins us on the phone. lz granderson is a cnn commentator as well. ana, go ahead and rub it in. what's the temperature in miami right now? >> oh, a balmy 82 degrees. and beautiful sunny day that we had today. how is

really philadelphia points south, freedprfreedopredominant city north. >> you just answered my questionwas going to ask how much we could expect. >>> and still ahead, dead lean in syria. are international inspectors getting what they want as part of a historic weapons deal. and it feels like your lifeate revolves around your symptoms, ask your gastroenterologist about humira adalimumab. humira has been proven to work for adults who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief, and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of cancer, have happened. blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure have occurred. before starting humira, your doctor should test you for tb. ask your doctor if you live in or have been to a region where certain fungal infections a

north. what's the latest? >> it's snowing to beat the band in philadelphia with snowfall rates of an inch to two inches an hourook at d.c. where we're seeing the snow and it's going to change over to a freezing mixture in the next several hours. it looks real pretty now but you don't want to be on the roadways as you get into the dinnertime hours. we have jfk, laguardia, philadelphia a two-hour delay there as well as dallas. so things are getting messy in the air. if you are scheduled for a flight, back your patience, as they say, and call ahead. let's look at the satellite radar imagery. shannon, just south where we see the wintry mix, but it is snowing incredible snowfall rates in philadelphia towards h hagerstown and pennsylvania. people are watching. back to you. >> i think that's a great idea, janice. thank you very much. >> you got it. >>> more concerns over obama care privacy issues today. out in california, consumers there have been exploring the state health exchange. they are finding out that their information was shared without their consent. the los angeles times says that names, addresses, phone n

north. san francisco in arizona. arizona still has a shot. st. louis at seattle and philadelphia/dallas. that's the last game. we played 256 of these babies and here we go gwen the 256th game featured the dallas cowboys as it has for the last three years. i mean, it's just an amazing thing. the league comes down to it. one of the great things the league did in recent years is the last weekend of the season they made them all divisional games. here we go again with a win and get in or lose or go home scenario next sunday week. >> you watch the philadelphia eagles play and like tony dungy, you feel like they're going to win it, you know? but we know how the national football league plays out. and you get the dallas cowboys at home with 100,000 people and this is going to be one of those raw, emotional, fistfight kind of games. and you got tony romo, who has been in these games and nick foles, this is going to be the most pressure-packed moment of his career by far. >> foles at texas. he goes home, at least to his home state. cowboys have had to try to do this on the road in the meadowlands two years ago in wash

north across portions of illinois, on into indiana. it's a slow go along i-80. this is the scene in philadelphia. great fans out there.hilly 28 in philadelphia. nothing but snow. three inches of snow during the time of the game. by the end of the night they could see six inches of snow. we are looking at mixed precipitation. i-95. you have to take it easy, the snow making its way into new york city. travel at the airport is nasty. jfq, la guardia, newick. looking at delays. there was a stop in philadelphia due to ice and snow. airplanes can't take off in the ice. we need to keep that in mind. call your provider ahead. don't head to the airport and be stuck, unable to get home. call your airport provider. we have storms across virgin. i81 will be treacherous all the way from mary land down to rowan okays. if you are travelling again, folks there beicing the planes. it's a mess. look at the temperatures. new york city at 33, philadelphia 28, washington 30. textures will plummet below freezing. this is the philadelphia international airport. they are deicing the planes, they are grounded due to the snow, rain and ice. it

north florida, just to the west of jacksonville. but in the colder air, we're seeing snow. around philadelphia, new york city, back through pennsylvania, up towards upstate new york where they've had plenty of lake-effect snow the past couple of days. then back all the way over to southern new england and to boston. and that's the direction the storm is headed in for tonight and tomorrow. we still have some heavy bands of snow to go around the new york city area until about midnight. then we're going to see icing just north of new york city and snow continues to push northward through upstate new york and new england. boston will be getting snow then. your snow will continue until about 6:00 a.m. then the storm lifts to the north. but still some more snow for parts of maine. could see up to a foot and a half of snow there before the storm comes to an end on sunday. and look at this. by the time this storm ends, this is how much snow will be on the ground, stretching from chicago across the great lakes all the way to boston and to southern new england, that will see more than a foot of snow. we

i'm a black male from north philly, a troubled area in philadelphia. i grew up in foster care.ere today with a ph.d. on fox news during the day talking about a very important issue because i worked, and people held me accountable. nobody said, you know what, chuck? because you were poor and you grew up in a dysfunctional family, you can do whatever you want, and we're going to give you stuff and allow you to make excuses. no. in this country you work hard, you do well, and you're rewarded for it. conversely, if you do bad things and you hurt people, you maim them, you kill them, you're also held accountable for that. can i use the excuse of poorfluenza? if it can't be an excuse, then affluenza can't be an excuse. that's an excellent question because in my work on child welfare, we try to talk about the mitigating circumstances that poverty, the lack of parenting, growing up in neighborhoods that are ridden with violence and all kinds of economic struggles. you know what the system says? so what. that's not a mediating or mitigating circumstance. so why would we allow this rich,

north florida, just to the west of jacksonville. but in the colder air, we're seeing snow. around philadelphia, new york city, back through pennsylvania, up towards upstate new york where they've had plenty of lake-effect snow the past couple of days. then back all the way over to southern new england and to boston. and that's the direction the storm is headed in for tonight and tomorrow. we still have some heavy bands of snow to go around the new york city area until about midnight. then we're going to see icing just north of new york city and snow continues to push northward through upstate new york and new england. boston will be getting snow then. your snow will continue until about 6:00 a.m. then the storm lifts to the north. but still some more snow for parts of maine. could see up to a foot and a half of snow there before the storm comes to an end on sunday. and look at this. by the time this storm ends, this is how much snow will be on the ground, stretching from chicago across the great lakes all the way to boston and to southern new england, that will see more than a foot of snow. we

of days, the storm track is to the north and traveling about with snow showers around denver and minneapolis and lake effect snows in new york and headed to philadelphia but, right now, i don't see any delays in any of the majority airports. back home, we are 66 at half moon bay and 60 if san ramon and 62 in los gatos and everyone else in the mid-to-upper 50's but oak is 52. delightful weather for the last minute activities. mount tamalpais looking across the sunset, all the way to the marin head lands it is hazy and we use that as a backdrop to talk about the forecast highlights: record warmth again and "spare the air" through friday and sunny and warm through the year's end and possibly the first couple of weeks in january. i don't see anything that will break the pattern. on the east bay hills, it look better than yesterday. the bay area air quality management district believes all of us will have to support the it is warmer than yesterday by about six degrees. a record high in oakland yesterday at 67. today we will be two degrees short. 64 in san rafael, that is a record high and most of us in the low-to-mid 60's until morgan hill, santa cruz and

and establish the very first schools in the north american colonies established by american colonial students in new jersey and philadelphia. >> host: correct me if i am wrong, the principal players in the slave trade, and someone has a trade that comes out of small towns in bristol, remember how massive the slave trade is. and the enormously of the african trade in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the ways in which the trade shade to the atlantic world and constituted the economy that connected europe to effort and south america. out of which the united states will be borne. >> host: in terms of building these campuses. who were these founders of these universities? where if a slave traders? >> guest: they are largely ministers from various denominations, colonial schools are denominational schools so if this puritan harvard, columbia, king's college, dutch reformed queens college, and presbyterian college of new jersey is princeton. those are denominational schools that emerge out of the church of communion. once they are established and as you establish a them you need money to do that and the first source of f

philadelphia through northern new england. fire fighters were called out in subzero temperatures today in castleton, north dakota, after one freight train derailed and crash into another hauling crude oil. that set off a series of explosions, this one captured on amateur video. flames could be seen 15 miles away, though no reports of injuries, but the town's 2,400 residents were told to stay indoors as a precaution. the latest numbers from the white house this week show enrollments for health care insurance under obamacare are picking up, but they are still well below what the administration had predicted. for those who have signed up, policies take effect the first of the year. more on this now, from jan crawford. >> reporter: for the past 18 months, 27-year-old singer derek evry has been uninsured and forced to pay out of his own pocket for some very expensive medical procedures. but that changed december 13 when he signed up for obamacare. >> i can get a routine checkup now and it's affordable. i don't have to go to an urgent care in an emergency. if i get sick i can just go see a doctor and i don't have to worry about, you kno

north for all snow. you can see how quickly it's been moving across pennsylvania. you have snow covered roads. ghen philadelphia, now we're getting a coating on the roads, too. now it's aprobinging the snospr york city area. that's when it will start to accumulate quickly, too, with temperatures being so chilly. as far as timing goes, we're going to watch central new england as we go throughout the midday hour. boston, the worst for you is around 2:00 to probably about 7:00 p.m. right during the evening rush hour. then it will be gone after that. so as far as the snow totals go, nothing blockbuster, again, around 3 to 6 in interior new england. airports, i don't think we'll have huge issues out there. areas like portland and boston. the new york city airports shouldn't be too bad. >> all right. get ready, it's coming. >> yes. >> a serious legal blow to one of the most controversy controversial practices of the nsa. this comes ahead of president obama's meeting with top ten executives. the worry about how the nsa fallout impacted their businesses. tracie potts is live in washington. good morning. so tell us, wha

air is moving in out of the north and west, running into the record warmth in place through the week end. rain will stretch from boston into new york city, d.c., philadelphia. we're going to see more frezing rain across portions of new england. all the way down into the gulf of mexico the rain extends. >> jim, thank you. >>> the other major story this morning. there are reports that credit cards with the stolen numbers of target customers are now showing up on the black market. the retailers' across-the-booed deals this weekend not enough. >> aditi roy has the story. >> reporter: it's the busiest shopping weekend of the year. and more fallout of the security breach in target stores nationwide. now the largest bank in the u.s., j.p. morgan chase is putting limits on those who shopped at target between november 27th and december 15th. nearly 2 million chase debit card holders who shopped there that time are told they can only withdraw $100 from their didn't cards on any one day and limit total purchases to $300 a day. chase say this is is a precaution to protect families. >> chase is the grinch that stole christmas from families all across america. >> report

philadelphia. if you're traveling along i-95 you'll want to take it easy. we could see a foot of snow in new york, northboston. new york city could see anywhere from three to five n- of snow. today if you're on the road again we want to take it easy, 12-plus inches of snow in new england. know in detroit all the way back into new york. we could see rapid snowfall and early tomorrow morning. richelle, i hope you have your snow boots ready and the jacket, it's going to be a snowy day. >> thank you. this week michigan voted to become the ninth rate to enact a controversial abortion law that bans insurance companies unless women buy a special policy specifically for that purpose. al jazeera's david hawkins reports. >> reporter: sometimes politics gets personal. very personal. >> i'm about to tell you something that i've not shared with many people in my life. but over 20 years ago i was a victim of rape. and thank got it didn't result in a pregnancy. >> gretchen whitmer, tried to convince her colleagues to vote against a law that would force people to purchase an abortion policy. >> if this was the law then

philadelphia. power outages continued in the south and midwest. and as the next wave of arctic weather pushes down from the north, millions could find themselves facing a treacherous monday morning commute. allison harmelin for cbs news, new york. >> in case you're curious, minnesota saw the coldest temperatures. in some place it is hit 35 degrees below zero. it almost makes it seem like our 30s are down right balmy in comparison to that. back to you. >> 60-degree difference. thanks, jess. >> thank you. >>> the question of the morning time now. it is 4:30 on the nose. according to oceanic and atmospheric administration or noaa, what is the number one- related killer in the united states? >> is it snow, b, floods or c, heat. post >>> 4:33. a weather advisory south till 7:00. d.c. and areas west till 10:00. i don't know if it will last that long but i want to show you the forecast because we still have light freezing rain showers and showers. this afternoon a lot better. highs in the low 40s. we'll do a lot of melting but very slick this morning, especially in the lesser treated streets with the moisture continuin

establish the first medical school in the north american alcohol anies will be established by american colonial students for places like new jersey and philadelphia who head to scotland. >> host: now the scottish don't -- correct me if i'm wrong, they aren't the player in the slave trade? >> they're not the usual suspect you look at. there's a trade that comes out of scotland like the small town. and i think we have to remember the small towns. we have to remember how massive the slave trade is. part of what the book is about in many ways is actually the enormity of the africa trade. in the 17th and 18th century. the ways in which that trade actually shaped the atlantic world. and that trade substituted the economy that connected europe to the americas to africa to south america. >> host: in term of building the campuses, who were the founders of the universities? were they slave traders? >> guest: no. they are largely ministers. >> host: okay. >> guest: from the various denominations. remember the colonial schools are denominational schools. >> host: all right. >> guest: the puritan harvard and baptist brown and columbia which is then the king's

philadelphia. new york starts the snow and then sees a wintery mix as well there as the snow continues to spread north then eventually those milder temperatures will bring about a bit of an issue in terms of boston later. looking at the forecast lows tonight among the nation, four below in minneapolis and the deep chill continues for much of the country. >> glor: megan, thank you. in some of those places that are bitterly cold, ice problems continue. over 2,000 flights were cancelled nationwide today. texas saw a bit but we saw this video a short time ago. outside an apartment building in plaino, one neighbor captured sheets of ice cascading down from the roof. no one was hurt. >> in south africa it was called a national day of prayer and reflection for nelson mandela. today also marks the beginning of an eight day series of events that could stretch south africa's resources to its limits. bill whitaker is in johannesburg. >> glor: across south africa people raised their voices in song, and prayer for nelson mandela. the first black president, the first democratically elected president was remembered

philadelphia. power outages continued in the south and midwest. and as the next wave of arctic weather pushes down from the northllions could find themselves facing a treacherous monday morning commute. allison harmelin for cbs news, new york. >> in case you're curious, minnesota saw the coldest temperatures. in some place it is hit 35 degrees below zero. it almost makes it seem like our 30s are down right balmy in comparison to that. back to you. >> 60-degree difference. thanks, jess. >> thank you. >>> the question of the morning time now. it is 4:30 on the nose. according to oceanic and atmospheric administration or noaa, what is the number one- related killer in the united states? >> is it snow, b, floods or c, heat. post

north and west, running into the record warmth in place through the week end. as those air masses collide, rain will stretch from boston into new york city, d.c., philadelphia. we're going to see more freezing rain across portions of new england. that rain stretches further south ward, along the eastern seaboard, all the way down into the gulf of mexico. john and diana, back to you. >> jim, thank you. >>> the other major story this morning. there are reports that credit cards with the stolen numbers of target customers are now showing up on the black market. the retailers' across-the-board deals this weekend not enough. >> and now limits on how much some customers are spend at target. abc's aditi roy has the story. >> reporter: it's the busiest shopping weekend of the year. and more fallout of the security breach in target stores nationwide. now the largest bank in the u.s., jpmorgan chase says it's putting limits on those who shopped at target between november 27th and december 15th. that's when store officials say as many as 40 million accounts were compromised. nearly 2 million chase debit card holders who shopped there during that time are being told the

philadelphia's mayor and state as governor. that in pennsylvania, for example, you've got north of 85,000 people whose lives are at stake here. and remember what happened. i think this has been lost in the debate. this emergency unemployment compensation, euc, so to peespe the acronym, was put in place in june of 2008. president bush in office. the unemployment rate wasn't at 6% yet, and it was put into effect to deal with the emergency circumstances of someone running out of their state benefits and then having to get the help of the federal government. so it's not only the right thing to do for those who are out of work, and many of them -- more than 4 million a long-term unemployed, but secondly, good for the economy. if we don't do this, by one estimate, we lose 310,000 jobs. no one should be for ending this program. >> yeah, i've seen that number. and the cbo, which is obviously nonpartisan, put around 200,000 jobs. whether it's 200,000 or 300,000, that's a lot of jobs for congress to just pass on. but i want to talk turkey with you or in the case of this debate, talk corn. because some of your colleagues on the democrat

fallen in the philadelphia area causing a lot of accidents and freezing rain is making life miserable in washington d.c. take a look. new york, boston and several other big cities further northe preparing for bad weather today as well. air travel has been severely impacted more than a thousand flights have already been cancelled today. >>> bed bugs could be the new way to get rid of bed bugs. a new study in the journal found they freeze to death if you keep the temperature low enough for a few days. researchers suggest homeowners put bed bug infested items in a plastic bag inside a freezer for two to four days. >>> every hour a child is treated for a high chair related injury according to a new study from the nationwide children's hospital. the authors found the number of injuries is on the rise and most involve a fall. now researchers recommend using the chairs safety straps and staying with the child during meal times. >>> time is 5:51. a holiday parade in virginia takes a frightening turn. how a float suddenly burst into flames. >>> an unlucky airline passenger gets locked inside a plane. how the man got left behind after his flight. ,,,,,, yes you did. yes you did. no i

north dakota, is creating winterlikeconditions. the windchill temperature plunged to 50 below zero. the temperatures are forecasted to last until next year, january 2. the philadelphias held off a comeback by dallas to secure the last playoff spot in the nfl. the eagles' win clinched the nfc east title, they will host the saints on saturday. one of four scheduled for this weekend as nfl postseason gets underway. in nation, after five years in charge of the commodity futures gary gensler is about to step down. under his watch, sweeping new rules were adopted for wall street and transparency was pushed for. gary is still battling banks and fellow regulators on a number of new rules. >> we had five or six go into the courts and we struck the right balance, particularly across quarter. think of it this way. aig who up and 180 billion u.s. dollars had to go into it. out of london with a french tank license. the lessons of finances, we have to cover the offshore operations of u.s. financial institutions. >> one of the most contentious topics they had to consider was the volcker rule. >> it was probably amongst the most challenging. we were involved with 68 final guidances

philadelphia. they saw a little in the way of snow, too. this continued to move to the north. nothing across our area right now. we're not seeing anymore snow or rain depending on where you are. one thing we are going the see is the numbers going down as veronica said. already down near the freezing mark in the winchester area. as we move through the night tonight, this is what you wake up to tomorrow morning. six degrees in wind chester, nine in leesburg, 17 in washington. that's cold. tomorrow afternoon, we stay in the 20s, all day as far as the windchill is concerned. watch what happens thursday. ladies, are you ready for this? how about a windchill of one in wind chester, eight in leesburg, eight in gaithersburg, 12 around the d.c. metro area. that by far is the coldest as far as windchills go so far this season we will see very cold windchills all day on thursday. thursday is going to be one cold day. that sets the stage for our next storm. it's coming during the weekend. another area of low pressure tracking to our south. this will start as snow most likely and most like

north. >> this any way to play a football game. i know a lot of guys are saying yes it is. this is what it looked like in philadelphia where the eagles faced the lions. the field had so much snow that fans could not see the line marker and at times could not even see the ball. >>> the san jose city council is scheduled this week to consider new rules that could cut the number of medical marijuana dispensaries in the city. those regulations would include banning regulations. >>> a good will gesture fueled by faith as three sikh families handed out thousands of coats and jackets to those in need. the family's purchased the goods and brought them to st. vincent dupaul. the coats and jackets along with beanies socks were handed out to everyone in need. >> that's the main fundamental of our religion is to share with the less fortunate. >>> two of the families that made the coat give away possible live in tracy, the third lives in union city. the families say this is their first give away in the bay area but it is their 15th give away in northern california. >>> a generous group of bay area bikers is helping children who w

up into boston, delays be reported, philadelphia international to my new work, laguardia, and jfk, expecting that to continue through the course of the afternoon. north extends all the way down to the gulf coast, coming down pretty good from tallahassee to colombia up into charlotte. over 3 inches in philadelphia. the heavier band. could be looking at flash flooding. i want to take a second to talk about the temperature differential perry very warm in the east which will be changing. yellow temperatures, from sunday, expected temperatures for tuesday. much colder, but the core of the cold as across the upper midwest. same for minneapolis the feeling like it is below zero. very, very cold. of course, christmas eve on everyone's mind. light snow from philadelphia northward. travel could be on the tricky side. we will keep an eye on that. keeping things dry across much of this out here on christmas day. however, across parts of the northeast. again, the disturbances. so we will need to watch that the next double bass. adam: thank you very much. have of merry christmas and happy new year. christmas is a couple of days away, but the ski industry is gettin

to push north in to some colder air we'll see significant know fall across new england, rain all the way up the east coast not seeing a break yet along i-95. washington, baltimore, philadelphiarain heavy at times throughout the day today. the temperatures remains in to the mid to low 40s the forther northug. it's just a rainy and colder day. the future weather computer shows this mix starting and then really intensifying as the storm really getting wider as the storm intensifies and brings in some colder air. very heavy snow across maine and new england by 11:00, 10:00 tonight, and then by tomorrow morning, it's gone. but now we have some bitter cold arctic air coming in so what snow faults down which could be close to a foot will stick armed for a while. as far as the snowfall amounts, here is heaviest snow, vermont, new hampshire and through maine will see that heavy snowfall overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning before the storm clears out. sheara lot of rain coming down, it will stay rain, as the temperature will remain above freezing barely, there is just a cold rain coming down. 42 in philadelphia, washington is at 48, new york is at 44, but it does get cold, he

philadelphia. al jazeera meteorologist dave warren is tracking the conditions. dave. >> this weather pattern will give us another round of winter weather, already seeing that around north dakota. this area of pink surrounded by winter weather advisory. the wind is starting to pick up, you see maybe a little light snow coming down. dangerous situation there. wind chills well below zero. 30 below in some areas and the visibility has dropped. the area of concern on tuesday, right along i-95 here around washington, baltimore, philadelphia, up near new york winter storm warning issued, lot of snow in a short time together with a winter weather advisory. this is 11:00, this is where the band of heavy snow, i-95 washington to philadelphia could build up, that could dump a lot of snow in a short period of time however it does not last that long. hold tight. the temperature will be below freezing but the road treatment should work and by the afternoon all of this will be clearing out. so a lot of snow coming down right in the middle of the day and it's going to accumulate quickly but look what happens about 2:00, 3:00, it clears out, this will be a fast moving storm. the condit

. >> 30s and 40s in the north, 50s and 60s in me mid section. 60s and 70s across the south. >>> first it was a philadelphia office building turned in 0 giant game of ping-pong and now a giant rubik's cube. an austrian grad student transformed the electronics center in to a puzzle. >> they shift the colored lights on the building. it is harder to solve than the hand held one because you can only see two sides at a tiechlt yes, of course, that's why it is more difficult than the hand held one. the hand held one is impossible. >> you have to master the rubik's cube which is hard enough and then somehow write a program for it. that is nut sfwls by the way, i want to tell you, the person who created this is seeking a master's degree in interface culture. this is his thesis. imagine what he will come up with when he has a master's degree. >> i would think it is an "a." >> how do you beat that? wouldn't you hate to be his classmate? >> i'd want to go first because after he goes no following that. >>> solving a murder mystery that hung over a high school for two years. >>> and ron burgundy shows up anchoring a rea