that is where we met joe carr, who had a long history of self-mutilation. >> i was anti-social.want to be around nobody. i didn't want nobody around me. i wanted to be by myself. everything made me angry, you know? i would take a lot out of it on myself and i would feel better. i would take a razor blade and cut myself up real bad and then it would all be all right, you know? i did that scar ten years ago. i cut it from the ankle to the hipbone all the way through the bone and cut across sideways so the surgeons had to take about 12 hours to sew me up. you got seven layers of skin you have to go through before you get to the bone, you know, and when you're going through one of them days you don't even feel the pain. you don't even know you are doing it. it just happens. >> carr, who has spent 25 years in and out of prison for robberies to support a drug habit uses tattoos to disguise his many scars. >> this whole arm, if you bend it you can see it was cut from here all the way down and around the main arteries. i just had it tattooed up to try the hide the scars so i thought it

we deploy our surveillance team, starting with ron carr. the guy who's been documenting speeding cops in raleigh for months now. his job is to alert us of any fast-moving squad cars heading our way. >> white dodge charger, left lane. actually he's running hot. >> reporter: to accurately measure how fast any suspected speeding cops are traveling -- >> three, two, one, mark. >> reporter: we set up two checkpoints. >> three, two, one, mark. >> reporter: the plan is, if we confirm cops are speeding, we'll spring our trap, deploying my chase car to tail them to wherever they're going. even though we chose something with some hefty horsepower, we don't want to get busted for speeding ourselves. so in case we lose them, we brought in the air cavalry, a "20/20" helicopter equipped with an aerial surveillance camera. those cops can run, but they can't hide from your eye in the sky. the "20/20" speed trap is set, and it's not long till this cruiser flies by our checkpoints at 75 miles per hour. >> mark. >> reporter: that's ten over the limit. no ligh

le carrÉ has a name for that invisible labyrinth of power. he calls it the "deep state."nd now an american, you're about to meet in this broadcast has seized on that concept to describe the forces he says are controlling our government, no matter the party in power. but mike lofgren's no intelligence agent, although he had a top secret security clearance. he's a numbers man, a congressional staff member for 28 years with the powerful house and senate budget committees. over the years, as he crunched those numbers, he realized they didn't add up. instead, they led him to america's own deep state, where elected and unelected figures collude to protect and serve powerful vested interests. mike lofgren was so disgusted, he not only left capitol hill, he left the republican party and wrote this book, "the party is over: how republicans went crazy, democrats became useless and the middle class got shafted." now, at our request, and exclusively for billmoyers.com, he has written "anatomy of the deep state." you'll want to read it as soon as we finish this conversation. mike lofg

a wrapped box bigger than bridget carr herself was on the family's front porch. youtube video of an exciting moment. it took her time to unwrap the giant red bow and the green paper. but it was worth the effort. look at this reaction. pure. >>. it is pure joy! >> happy birthday! >> it was bridget's dad who just returned home after serving in afghanistan. the toddler's surprise happened last september, but the on-line video continues to grow in popularity and the carr family is still enjoying the moment. how sweet. >> we are enjoying it too seeing that. >>. >>> time to check our weather. >> sandhya patel is up on the roof of the abc7 news broadcast center. hi, sandhya. >> hi, dan and ama. it is cold up here. incredible view, but i guess it is worth it. it is definitely cooler than it was 24 hours ago. let me show you live doppler 7hd and we'll talk about why it is chillier. the air mass is dryer. remember we were seeing drizzle and mist? that's not going to happen. it is just high clouds passing through the bay area. the temperatures are running lower compared to

a wrapped box bigger than bridget carr herself was on the family's front porch. this is youtube video of an exciting moment. it took her time to unwrap the giant red bow and the green paper. but it was worth the effort. look at this reaction. pure. >>. it is pure joy! >> it was bridget's dad who just returned home after serving in afghanistan. the toddler's surprise happened last september, but the on-line video continues to grow in popularity and the carr family is still enjoying the moment. how sweet. >> we are enjoying it too seeing that. >>. >>> time to check our weather. >> sandhya patel is up on the roof of the abc7 news broadcast center. hi, sandhya. >> hi, dan and ama. it is cold up here. incredible view, but i guess it is worth it. it is definitely cooler than it was 24 hours ago. let me show you live doppler 7hd and we'll talk about why it is chillier. the air mass is dryer. remember we were seeing drizzle and mist? that's not going to happen. it is just high clouds passing through the bay area. the temperatures are running lower compared to 24 hours ag

carr's sister says her brother was not a gang member. she says he was a swimmer at amundsen high school who received high grades, and wanted to join the marines one day. >> he was the heart of our family. he kept our family going. >> anyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact chicago police. bensenville police are offering a 10-thousand dollar reward for help catching the killers of a store clerk. hussein saghir was shot as he and his brother left sam's tobacco and food mart january 19th. surveillance images show one offender is wearing a maroon hoodie with the abercrombie logo. the other, wearing a black hoodie. police say both men are black... 17 to 22 years old... 5-foot-3 to 5-foot-5... and clean shaven. the getaway car is similar to this, a light-colored ford windstar. if you have any information, please call the police. a stolen 300 year old violin has been found in good condition. this violin, which is worth five million dollars, is now at milwaukee police headquarters. it was taken from northwestern lecturer f

a wrapped box bigger than bridget carr herself was on the family's front porch. this is youtube video of an exciting moment. it took her time to unwrap the giant red bow and the green paper. but it was worth the effort. look at this reaction. pure. >>. it is pure joy! >> it was bridget's dad who just returned home after serving in afghanistan. the toddler's surprise happened last september, but the on-line video continues to grow in popularity and the carr family is still enjoying the moment. how sweet. >> we are enjoying it too seeing that. >>. >>> time to check our weather. >> sandhya patel is up on the roof of the abc7 news broadcast center. hi, sandhya. >> hi, dan and ama. it is cold up here. incredible view, but i guess it is worth it. it is definitely cooler than it was 24 hours ago. let me show you live doppler 7hd and we'll talk about why it is chillier. the air mass is dryer. remember we were seeing drizzle and mist? that's not going to happen. it is just high clouds passing through the bay area. the temperatures are running lower compared to 24 hours ag

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. >> carr min understands the dangers of heroin. he lost his 21-year-old son to the drug two years ago. >> we were devastated. i couldn't imagine, i didn't know what heroin looked like. >> today he shares the story of his heartbreaking lose with others. >> what i hope to accomplish is creating awareness, compassion and access. those are three words. >> pittsburg police say they are working closely with local, federal and county law enforcement to find where the deadly batch of heroin is coming from. some arrests have been made. 6,000 have joined the army, a foundation created to help others struggling from addiction, before it's too late. >> it's been a month since colorado legalized recreational marijuana. business is soring, but pot is illegal under federal law. it's causing a lot of budding legal problems. >> after a month of legal marijuana sales, the results of colorado's green rush are in - long lines, short supplies and an unhealthy dose of chaos. >> i'm looking for an upper. irkth stimulating? >> yes. for the two dozen dispe

. >> kyle carr i'm short track. i do short track. >> you are a short tracker. don't worry about it, kyle, it's a little cold in here. >> tell me a little bit about yourself, where are you from. >> i'm from texas. >> texas, very heterosexual but i read in your cv that you spent some time in france. >> yes, i did, yes. >> ooh. i would deemphasize the france, more tech as, less france. >> was's your story, what are you all about. >> from washington. >> what is with this bieber haircut. it's a little lesbian. this is funny, this is glaruous, boys. >> now i was reading in your biothat you have a pretty nasty injury, tell me all about that. >> cut my leg four years ago. i put the front of my right blade into my leg. >> so you have like a big manly scar on your inner thigh. >> i do, i show it off all the time. >> chicks dig scars, right. you boys know that. oh, i am covered with scars. i've got hundreds of them. some of them fill. >> short track speed cater -- skater from florida. >> you don't see a lot of gonzalezes on the ice, do you,. >> alvarez. >> or alvarezes. o

at sundance he was promoting the upcoming john le carre movie, "a most wanted man." >> your choice iss and nobody. >> reporter: the latest of many hoffman characters who seem to be battling their inner demons. in hoffman's own case addiction was part of the mix. as he told "60 minutes," his substance abuse problems predated his acting career. >> i got sober when i was 22 years old. yeah. >> so this was drugs or alcohol or both? >> yes. all that stuff. yeah. let me get my hands up. yeah. yeah. i liked it all. yeah. >> reporter: but he insisted he had it under control. then in 2012 he checked into rehab for ten days. not long enough says the director of one prominent malibu program. >> anytime i have somebody with a ten-day, i know it's going to be a really bad outcome. these ten-day programs, they don't detox you in a way that will keep you sober. because you're just using it as a gimmick. and whenever you use any type of detox as a gimmick, that means you're really still wanting to get high. >> reporter: hoffman's intensity was obvious long before he ever started acting. to his high s

mr carr's english ipa about how. in iran there and run red lines i will remind the audience at about ten years ago the city right here which is the eu framework for lost or agreement between iran and the eu three. on offer deals that that pale comparison even if traveling on the tables really pale in comparison to what sort of sanctions really easy today indians in oh i guess there is posturing in both washington and iran would actually worries me is that the paci see it in iran is actually coming down from the parlor but from or upon himself drawing red lines in his administration saying that we will not dismantle single center fusion we will not get rid of these facilities. all this run by the way to world attention away from. the crux of the issue which is the fact that iran for almost thirty years. he and a host of activities from walk to the internet atomic energy agency and the court said that i should cooperate with people such as beat uconn though the run of the pocket starting to clear a walmart to get a cen

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, a car purchases, and because they cannot afford it you cannot buy a car when you already make up carr pavement or a student loan payments. they cannot buy a house with you already kerry of marriage are your back i am sorry. or a mortgage jordan back. [laughter] or you cannot get married if you buy a house or a car. it is retarding the economy is sliding as a whole and it cannot go on forever so it won't there already signs it is started not to. that colleges and this year are starting to see resistance that people are thinking very hard about what they really want to spend $50,000 a year every time they find out the tuition they said i cannot believe how expensive compared to five years ago especially if ibm's by debt. right now college you with price discrimination that is what i do a dues they figure out how much you could pay if that is the price for you but you see some schools are it downgraded because moody's looks at the high tuition it does not think it is a stable. you see a role bedstraw across-the-board it within colleges the humidity is department that the york times had a

will carr live in fresno. >> reporter: hi, heather.ng to california later today to see just how bad the drought is, and coming up after break, we'll tell you exactly how big of an impact this is having on crops sold all across the country. ♪ pleasure. ♪ jon: obamacare is not quite the same law it was when it fist passed the congress -- first passed the congress. since 2010 president obama has made 29,tive changes including delaying key parts like the employer mandate. all of it done without congressional approval. it's a far different tone than the one senator obama struck back in the 2008 when he blamed president bush for using too much executive power. chief white house correspondent ed henry life at the white house with more on this controversy. ed? >> reporter: good to see you, jon. the president today again talking about executive action. he was at a retreat in maryland with house democrats, sort of of an election year rallying cry, repeating what he said in the state of the union that he'll try to work with congress, but if repub

she visits a friend who works at a travel agency carr is that of a celebrity in her home city. in a role model. like emma was less women with brains and snatches it up because they can be appeased and adds color to match. although took time to see making the traditional pda bread is still women's work year as a young girl same car helped in the kitchen. then she left to attend university in western turkey today she's a gym teacher lives in a neighboring city and only comes here to freshly baked the day. bread is a staple food here in this core region of turkey saying the cars father is the head of this district. his other four children all still live in a coffee can only say humans moved on. though. when she returns home the neighbors come to say hello the referee is the pride of the family. her father has accepted the fact he was different than all her peers i think he has done in a tizzy that he chuckled as i get a new line of a treat to see the referee won. today it hit home loan. she was always very active. he's been here that demanded of land so that she wasn't allowed to

the carr family of fourteen and carry with me as their siblings suspended two year period and turn them back and as with paul. today they get the institutional abuse inquiry. their account of that time. in the whole mall one don't have responsibility for scores of young guys. as a ten year old patricia brown was charged with helping her each day before breakfast you have to change and wash the map east of twenty of the youngest children. in the morning and they act like a diary now. i believe in him adam. the inquiry heard each of the sisters tell how do i go to the beat by a non pet shops abound bouquet and issue were sometimes used the pain never goes away memories and ethical way. he embodies the moment needs to be me. our step forward. only a little late and everybody who loves me as someone who fall in on me in the afternoon a journeyman who wished to remain anonymous is a graphic account of physical and sexual abuse during his seventeen years and has ripple. born on krypton with the bench. he told the many sexual assaults by older employees. hello christian brothers section accuse

mountain crosser for us bringing us up to date on all the latest developments well peruvian skier roberto carr celeb has become an inspiration for manny at the olympics and despite suffering a broken rib and the respiratory infection he was determined to compete against the odds and in the end the forty three year old finished last with time nearly twice the time of the swiss gold winner diario colonia but the two congratulated each other on the finishing line and course one spoke to our team's kevin no one and our sochi studio. it was a very very tough race for me it was a long one i was expected to go away given the broken injuries. when i cross the finish line. a lot of support. that came from peru from even from the gold winner or gold medal winner floyd usually just. just explodes all views you got here with a broken rib before you got to sochi to also have a bit of a bug this week as well which is brought you down a little bit but you're still determined to go on without race your competitors when you got over the finish line eventually there they rallied around you didn't they yeah if i

mr carr today announced a new passenger seventeen kenyan and twenty eight express trains including the marine services between peter hitchens and tony's destinations. felix will need a strong bid to boost investment in infrastructure projects like isp being quoted doors and get the key to the twenty dollars on easton and vest and boots to the fewest runs the nines. we learned from my apartment. ignore the run and more tender. in britain. and what's so awful. most of them despite these into such a project she's still spend on fun to tease me the most is disappointing bland lack of capital spending announcements the accident at home he's in the country and special mention was made all the proceeds to me she tensed in purity. i think would reasonably consistent content twenty eight mm and incidents yet despite did nominal wealthiest nations in the crimean war but didn't want as many days since the budget and tax. a book about the dog didn't even know i let you see a view of the court in the pool get them ordered me to knit so i made up. last night yet. that is large enough i got linked to

second carr carry counted kerryo make sure the syrians live up to their obligations. a obligation to do what they say or do. >> or what. >> i'm not going to get into any or what's here. >> speaking of russia, how do you feel about security about the winter owe limbi owe limo ok games. will they be safe. >> you heard us talk about that. we're in close with the russians. when we get new information we share with the american people. our request is that not people do not travel, in fact we have said that people could travel to the olympics. we just want them to stay in touch with the state department while they travel. watch the website for updates. when we have information we'll share with the american people but we feel good that the russians are faking serious steps right now and will continue to track that closely. >> speaking of information. two weeks ago it was widely said at the white house the russians were not giving up enough, not sharing enough about news threat matrix information. has that improved. >> we always want more information. that's the life blood ho

rey touildn edatio arnd t carr at y wan les geto wk. [ man ] i don't know if this is gonna be a firstnd, but this is gonna be a medal! [ man #2 ] and it looks like we could have another one of those photos! [ female announcer ] every minute. every medal. every screen. the nbc sports live extra app gives you unprecedented access to every moment of nbc universal's coverage of the sochi olympics, now on your tv. the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. ♪ wita da of lt, th mwone loveou mt ♪ >> welcome back. the stock market's rebound and after three weeks of declines and investors hope that the rally continues today. here is a look at the close in numbers from friday. the dow rose 165 points. the nasdaq was up nearly 69 points. the s&p 500 climbed 23. futures point to a sluggish start this morning. >> we will have more business nils throughout the morning. >> facebook smart the zucker bermark zuckerberg urged and his wife priscilla chan were among the most generous american philanthropist in 2013. the chronicle of plan for peace has put out its latest list of the top 50 c

rey touildn edatio arnd t carr at y wan les geto wk. so do mouth germs. [ kelly ] my days start ea but now i have the protection of colgate total® mouthwash. it works just as hard and just as long as i do. [ man ] rolling in 5! [ male announcer ] colgate total® mouthwash. it kills germs on contact and has a germ-killing shield that keeps working for 12 hours. it doesn't quit even after eating and drinking. hi! [ male announcer ] colgate total® mouthwash. 12 hour germ protection even after eating and drinking. ♪ >> welcome back. keeping our eyes on wall street. trading resumes this morning after last week's poor stock market performance. the dow slid 30 points. the nasdaq fell 4 points. the s&p 500 also down 3 and 1/2 points. >> gas prices have jumped 12¢ in the past two weeks. experts say that the jump is due to the change in crude oil prices because of violence in the petroleum producing nations of venezuela and south sudan. further increases are expected, but the current price is still 38¢ cheaper per gallon than this time last year.

example, david carr wrote a piece.gave the same kind of overview that we are talking about here. he is a friend of mine and a friend of the show. we love them. but he wrote about this. was involved in something similar. it was one of those things that happened often in the mediften being there too early. it is like this is the time. exactly. xactlythey are all different. the one thing that is a little tlthe rotating is that every single one different. the wall street journal did a subscription onlyng. we're doing high-level stories. different from what we are doing and different from what he is doing. -- nate is doing. we have a successful track record of making money. >> it is the timing of the thing. >> it was too early. i suppose you could begin to have the t about too many of these brands -- brand journalists out there running these operations. do, andare hoping to least understood every investor -- we extend this to every investor we have met at our current investors knowst this, e ee hoping not to make this the w

when someone will walk in the crosswalk, if they are not blocking the crosswalk does that mean no carrsped 43% in january after the city ended 2013 with 21 facilities. >>> more details, san francisco municipal transportation outlined safety goals for the next two years, 24 intersections they want to improve safety. they are looking toed amore bike lanes and parking spots and replace old light rail cars. >>> new information on a huge fire last night at an abandoned store in oakland. it went to 3 alarms and took hours to bring it under control. firefighters were not surprised they got the call. it not the first time they had a fire there. it on international boulevard. what investigators are saying about the cause and what's going to happen to that building. >> the long abandoned supermark it was so badly burned it most probable fate, demolition. that's because it was previously heavily damaged in another fire in november, one in a long string of incidents. >> i was not shocked we were going back to this location, it been a nusance address since the market closed the doors. it was a hang

will carr is on this story.ties, fresno, california, with the latest from there. will, good morning. >> reporter: hi, bill. think about this number, $45 billion, that's how much money california's agricultural industry brings in every year. in a normal year, everything around here is green right now, but right now it's brown, and the reason is simple, this area is desperate for water. it's one of the busiest winters on record at this cattle market. >> about four to five times as many cattle as we normally would sell this time of year. >> reporter: as many ranchers are forced to sell off all or part of their herds they've worked for their entire lives. >> i'm about 50% or less of my normal herd. >> reporter: the worst drought in decades has left grazing lands barren, and ranchers can't afford to keep buying hay. >> friends of mine have spent their whole lives creating a outstanding quality cow hrd with great genetics, and they're going to lewd it all. -- lose it all. >> reporter: growers are forced to abandon the

. >>> new this morning, we are getting a better look at a tow carr that crashed into a plane at bwi marshall airport. it happened yesterday as passengers boarded an american airlines flight to dallas. the tow driver was taken to the hospital where she was treated and released. passengers had to get off the plane and were rebooked on another flight. >>> five minutes after the hour. the final full week of competition in the winter olympics kicks off with more weather problems. looking live at the olympic caldron this morning in sochi. news4's jim handly live in sochi with us for more on the weather impacts and what folks need to be watching today. good stuff, jim? >> reporter: yeah, real good stuff or bad depending where you're performing, the park or in the mountains. we just can't seem to get away from talking about the weather. this time fog caused big problems. take a look at olympic park, over the black sea. kind of tough to sell where exactly you're looking. you can usually see the mountains off in the mountains. now they are shrouded in clouds. that's caused qualifying for men's snowboa

invincible and like you don't need health insurance and you have a penalty if you don't sign up for obama carr. look, if you want health insurance and you are young, it is not that expensive to buy a plan if you are young and healthy and obama care is more expensive than what you get in the private market. >> there is a dead line and that is the end of march and look at what the survey found. 76 percent are not aware that there is a dead line coming up. where does that leave the uninsured? they will have a cold shower and they don't have the coverage. that means they are going to be slapped with a fine. it is not too expensive in the first year but it goes up year after year. and the level of unawareness of the law and how it works is amazing. the president spent tens and millions trying to educate the americans about the law and most americans don't understand it. >> stephen, thank you. >> there will be 30 million americans uninsured and that is the number we started with in 2009. we'll continue another time, steve. >> thank you. >> and hillary clinton a possible presidential candidate is def

it's the safest place in the carr bian. the country is doing so much better that we are inviting the hatians to come back to the country and help us in the rebuilding effort. >> haiti is thought of as an ngo nation. we wanted to be a country that sees long-term investors, that brings investment for returns and at the same time that's creating the jobs, and the taxpayer. in order to invest, in order to be part of the structure we are trying to diversify the investors. once we are successful at getting legitimate larm companies, and social -- large companies and socially responsible companies, they are socially responsible approach that has greatly helped. >> another thing that helped is the relationship with the united states, which allows goods in haiti and getting them to the united states. >> the united states has been an agreed partner. in the northern part it was billed $250 million. that has been successful venture, creating 2,000 jobs. >> you are proud of that. there has been criticisms, that was supposed to create 65

you think that carr will -- go but said sees no reason to keep it with now what he wants from app tollthe $150 billion and buy the stock. it turnutha'sha >> another $32 billion on the tap of the rest of the engineer. icahn got what he wanted. how big a fight? you have the pension fund, the new york city control, calipers, the iss saying, stop, let apple run the own money and manage the own. at the end of the day you want to see a tech giant do in the corporate world and global arena is get products out there. spend money getting iphone 6 out there. that's what they should be doing not necessarily to icahn. neil: -- shareholders should like him. he's the one at the table and looking after shareholders' interest. not so much management. i like carl icahn. >> you like ceos that don't spell out distressed babies. we'll find out from carl icahn himself whether he's calling if day. for the first time since the news icahn is talking on fox business face to face in a rare person-to-person chat. hear from the most feared man in america. kennedy: politics is full of lightening rods. immigration,

replaced by jack carr, and then...leno was chose yoefrn the man many expected to get the job. david letterman. next year, david letterman moved to cbs, leno introduced world to a virtually unknown comedian and writer. you know, dave letterman is a legend here. >> the run had memorable and news worthy moment sxez was never afraid to get serious when needed. >> i want to ask you about this voter suppression thing. >> yes. >> his second only to carson 30 years, keeping the show at number one but surrendered host keys in 2009 only to come back after the transition didn't go over well with viewers. he will now have time to focus more on what one of his biggest pangses, antique cars and motorcycles the final show this thursday will feature as his last guest, billy crystal, also his first. >> here now with more is ainsley earhardt. he said he does not want to leave this job. >> you can tell in that interview. couldn't you? just seemed very numb. his wife is mad about conan o'brien thing but his reaction, i heard many people o

but the on-line video continues to grow in popularity and the carr family is still enjoying the momentute bridgette. >>> coming up, another half hour of news. up next, the truce. could there be a break in the deadly standoff in ukraine? >>> also the mystery on the ship made famous in this tom hanks movie. what investigators just found on board. >>> and the man you might call a lego michelangelo. his amazing works of art. another >>> good evening. we begin this half hour by taking you into the heart of the blast in ukraine. a battle is going on amid the reports after truce tonight. >> this city and the world still shaken by the terrible scenes that clashed from here yesterday. protesters shot down. flames. the dead lying in the streets. but this afternoon when we clamored over the barricades, we found thousands of ordinary ukrainians gathered again, young and old, men and women, undeterred, undaunted. they say they want freedom and democracy. >> this is the last war. this is the last chance for us. if not, we will -- everything will be broken. >> at stake in this bitter struggle, will t

if for example, david carr wrote a piece.ed about, really getting the same overview we are artalking about. he is a friend of mine and a friend of the show. n u havbeen on with him. we love him. but he wroteut this. he was involved in something called inside.com. it was one of those things that happened often in the media. being there too early. it is almost like this is the time. meit has come of age. c >> they are all different. it is you're taking on some levels. every single one is different. the "wall street journal" did a subscription only thing. doing high-level stories. different from what we are doing and different from what nate is doing. different from what is doing. they are all experiments. we have a successful track record of making money. >> my point is different. >> i love to the insider.hing. >> it was too early. i suppose you could begin to have too many of these brand journalists out there running these operations. what we are hoping to do, and we have said this, literally have said this to every investor w

carr sokarzai. >> at this point there is no guarantee. >> that's all we have. >> always nice to see you. thank you. >> great to be here. >>> straight ahead, a soap appractice producer, hotel magnet and lawyer. they may be good at raising money for president obama, but will they be good at representing our nation. senator john mccain standing up to the president protesting several of his nominees. john mccain goes on the record next. but first a live update on the gigantic winter storm. well will hear >>> this is a fox news alert. another blast of snow bringing more misery to states already buried in snow. more than a the foot of snow has already fallen on parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. travel nearly impossible.he foo already fallen on parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. travel nearly impossible.e foot already fallen on parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. travel nearly impossible. foot already fallen on parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. travel nearly impossible.foot o already fallen on parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. travel nearly impossible. in the so