it's a little bit smaller than the bmw. sion, if you think you need some all-wheel drive for those slushy days in the nation's capital, this is a perfect fit. you get 3.0, six cylinders underneath the hood so a lot of power there so do it it in spil and class as bmw always do. we'll check out some of the cars that won the green technology awards. >>> we have peter o'donnell, of mazda, you were ecstatic when you got this award. >> it's a great opportunity and a great recognition of mazda. our ability to talk to cust mers about this and have a vehicle that gets best in class fuel economy with a lighter chasis, better engines, high compression vehicles. >> it will hit the road when? >> mazda 6 has launched this month. we have begun selling the cars at our dealerships. >> and they're prized around? >> mazda 6, starts at around 21,000. >> peter, ron, thank you both very much. >> this is the hyundai velocity. originally it doesn't have a lot of horsepower under the hood, but they have gone to 28 horsepower to now more than 200. th

yeah, don't be afraid to be a little frivol, all right? and so we said impulse is a change in the quantity, inertia in motion, moving inertia. we call that what? that oomph, what do we call it? begin with m. momentum. okay, don't be shy. and that's what we talked about, right? and we said for big changes in momentum, you'll have what kind of impulses? begin with b. big. for small changes in momentum, you'll have what kind of impulse. begin with s. small, all right? now, what happens when-- what happens to the change in momentum when bouncing occurs? larger or the same as if bouncing does not occur? begin with a l. larger. and we can show that with this device here. here's a dart. it's like a dart and i have a sharp nail in there. and what i'm gonna do is i'm gonna lift the dart up, and i'm gonna allow it to swing against that wall. it's gonna make a collision. watch this. the block did not tip. i'll try it again. the block did not tip. this time, i'm going to remove the point. and now, i have just rubber here. this time, when i swing it, it

we'll see the snow break out a little bit more over the next hour. so look for some snow this morning, especially over the next three, four hours. a dusting to an inch will be possible. anything that's not treated, we may get some slick spots for you commuters this morning. keep that in mind. we'll turn partly sunny, windy and a cold day. temperatures not moving much from where they are now. the winds could gust at times toward the 30 mile an hour mark. for the weekend looks like another chance of snow potentially saturday night. more coming up on wusa 9news at 5:00. here's monika with traffic. >>> you may encounter slick spots from the north and west. southbound 270 at 121 clarksburg looks final. no issues to the point where the lanes divide. the beltway is good as well between college park and bethesda. more in a few minutes. >> thanks, monika. >>> 4:54. we're just a few days away from the biggest sporting event in the world. we're talking about super bowl xlvii this sunday in new orleans. tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions are expected t

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the threat here, a little bit -- a very little bit of freezing rain, maybe some freezing drizzle too. temperatures in the metro marginal for that, but some spots could be just a little bit slippery if they've been untreated by tomorrow morning. greater threat of that will be, again, farther to the north and west. brian, we're not expecting a lot overnight tonight. just maybe a little bit of freezing rain and a little bit of freezing drizzle. >> all right, gary. after a massive winter storm buried much of the midwest, another system heading toward the northeast. here's the latest. >> reporter: a massive winter storm moving over the great lakes after rocking several storms across the midwest. the storm dumped 17 inches of snow in kansas, and parts of oklahoma, missouri and nebraska had more than a foot of snow. drivers struggling to control their vehicles. >> it was very upsetting. i don't think i've ever been through anything like this before. >> i think people underestimated the amount of snow we would get and kind of took the offramps and thought they could make it to work or to and

craig: like mohammed ali, the greatest of all time read he will get his chance in a little bit. marco eguchi finally succumbs to the left-handed spin aside from luke snyder score of 91.5, that is the longest we have seen a rider sit on the back of a bull in this "15/15 bucking battle." j.w.: he likes to get a guy loosened up before he commits to a spin. the thing that always impresses me is these days loose and keeps trying to get the front end and that is why he lasted as long as he did. craig: keep in mind last weekend luke snyder faced bushwacker in st. louis. after being on the back of bushwacker, everything else is a walk in the park. he is our leader here in kansas city. >> coming up on the pbr "15/15 bucking battle," two cowboys fighting for the world number one ranking. back-to-back champions silvano alves takes on the toughness of smackdown. and then it is shane proctor aboard who dat here in kansas city on cbs. (off camera:) hey y'all! (kevin:) run! go! run! where'd they go? i was just gonna ask'em what they're bittin' on. announcer: go where the pros go for great deals

a little bit of salt and pepper. go ahead and just take a nice, healthy amount, put 'em on the plate. and we're gonna do this salad in somewhat of a deconstructed fashion. so, it has a little bit of a--the guests can mix it or make it themselves. then we'll take a little bit of our goat cheese. and there's so many goat cheeses out there and certainly within varying degrees of intensity and flavor. and i've just taken the liberty of reducing a little bit of the balsamic vinegar. and if you want, you can just kind of do a little bit of garnish just on the plate like that. for the salad--again, nice, very simple, with the greens, the chanterelles, but great flavors. again, spring greens, roasted california chanterelles, a little bit of mild chevre, and a balsamic vinaigrette. enjoy. >> that concludes today's tour of the best of "california country." join us next time for more undiscovered treasures from the most fascinating state in the country. [captioning made possible by california farm bureau federation] [captioned b

they zoomed back a little bit. westbound and eastbound 92 across the span between hayward and foster city, a great looking drive. the drive time 14 minutes between 880 and 101. elsewhere, let's go to the maps and talk about areas of slowing, a few slow sensors, from 14 minute drive time from the altama path and the dublin interchange . usually by this time we see some flowing by antioch. if you're heading toward the pittsburgh bay area. heading toward sfo and candle stick, no delays on 101 and 280 hitting out of san francisco. and benecia bridge, and you can see some slowing on the sensors as you cross that bridge. b.a.r.t. on time. that is traffic, back to you frank. >>> we have some breaking news out of oakland. an amber alert from the oakland police department this morning. they are searching for a 1972 chevy pickup truck, license plate number as you see there, 7n79574, california plate, a 1- year-old child has been b abducted in alameda county. the suspect is kim tolefrey, a 56-year-old man. they are looking for

that's when he cried to me like a little boy and told me everything. it's a good deal. >> [speaker not understood]. >> he was cocaine, bad cocaine, he said. we have a lot of meth down there in arizona. so, the next guy that we got, after we did jugs, i'm like, man, this is cool, let's get some more. so, you know, it's addicting to me now. [laughter] >> so, that's right, it's a good addiction, though, right? you know, we got jugs and everything was good, and you know, [speaker not understood] the guy that you saw in the press conference, i don't do press conferences. i stay out of them. i don't like being in front of cameras. he was all hank paulson. then guess what? he got booted out of office and they brought in another guy. so, i'm like man, this is going to work with this guy, too. every new attorney that come n you have to sit down with them and meet them and tell them what this means to you and what you can do and what you can't do, see if they'll go with it. and, so, the new guy came in and i was like, i don't know if he's going to go with this, b

i'll try a little, right? >> yeah. try a little bit. and what's fun about drhed fruit is that you don't have to have fresh fruit at home. you can have the dried fruit that's shelf stable, doesn't spoil, in your cabinet-- >> that's good. >> and make a fresh smoothie with it-- >> that's really good. >> which is nutritious and great for your family. you know? >> now, if you do want to do trail mix, you have a really neat idea here. >> yes. this is a really fun snack idea with dried fruit. we mix any ki@d of nuts or seeds or dried fruit that we're feeling that day. >> ok. i'm feeling the berries today. >> we have berries today. my son loves the bries. we do tropicals. you can throw yogurt raisins in there, which gives it a little bit of creaminess. >> these are cute. >> yeah, blueberries. delicious. >> some nuts. >> high in antioxidants. >> so, you can really tailor this for whoever you're giving this gift to, which-- >> absolutely. yes. >> you know, if they don't like walnuts, we'll do-- >> you can make it super healthy, or you can add a l

this is a big system, yet, it was a little one for us. of travel activity there might be impacted by that system. not for us. 40s and 30s on the low. the wind direction still a little bit offshore, napa, fairfield, north. a little more westerly, so a slight change today. you get a good look at the fog. from mendocino to santa cruz, there's more in the way of fog. still, sunny, to mostly sunny, inland, a few high clouds. no big deal. no rain. clearlake, ukiah, not influenced. novato 63. vallejo, benicia, crockett at 60. berkeley, 59. brentwood, be aty ox, 63. pleasanton, dublin, 64. gilroy at 66. san jose, 64. that's 2 warmer than yesterday. cooler on the coast. half moon bay, 58. pacifica, daly city. redwood city, san carlos 64. palo alto, 62. not much change on wednesday. now warmer thursday and friday topping out on friday with the warmest day. the weekend looks good. it will be mostly sunny but then a little cooler as the system digs into the east of us. >>> 7:4 -- 7:42. blame the media. why a reporter is responsible, it's reported, for

>> a little bit of thyme. >> do you think -- >> isn't it a little sad to know he's a little afraid of know who my mother is? she's terrifying. low sodium chicken stock. this is -- i said this earlier, but it's really incredible, and half a cup of this there's only 15 calories and no fat grams at all. we don't have real time so we're doing this quick. >> potatoes are ready. >> are they? >> uh-huh. >> look what you have done. look at your hard work that you ladies have put in here. >> that's all done. >> shepherd's pie. >> how long do we cook that? >> this is going to be in the oven for 30 minutes. what we would do is take the potatoes that kathie lee was working with and top our shepherd's pie with it. then into the oven. this is the finished product, and it's good. if y'all want to try. >> put a fork in there. >> we don't have a dish. just got to go right in there. >> accompanied by green bean casserole. these are super southern. >> you can't do it. i tried. just didn't work. it fell apart. do you like it? >> needs a little salt though, i have to be honest. >> well, do it. who needs a

his bad shot is a bull and that was just a little bit. the bag with the -- playing that like a flamingo on his left leg. david: actually, i don't know who i'd give an advantage to right now. not much to choose. jim: this is ticklish, isn't it? david: he can get a look at the ball and a fairly clean hit. he has to fly it to the green, i believe. if he pitches it in, the kikuyu could kill it stone dead so a little flop. nick: take your time. feel the grass. feel the grass. jim: oh, he's going too like this one. david: very, very good. ducis: charlie has to choose here whether he's going to chop at it or blade it -- no he's got the putter out. the problem with this is you're coming down with a descending blow almost and that can set that ball, drive it into the i have to -- nick: exactly. if it gets one bad hop and it grips and pops up he'll move three feet of distance on it and that would leave him the dreaded downhill left to right. all in the strike. if you can lean into it enough -- the idea of this is you get as much weight on your left

only a little bit of damage. the boy band mindless behavior was there but that had nothing to do with the chaos. >>> in china, they started shooting out of a building overnight after a fire happened inside. that started in a candle production area and spread to a fireworks warehouse on the lower floors. let me see if i can get. this candles and fireworks being made in the same building. okay. >>> tonight, hollywood will recognize the best of the best in the motion picture industry. last night, last night the worst of the worst took center stage at the razzies. the big winner or loser, twilight breaking dawn part 2. it took were seven awards, including kristen stewart for worst actress. they both made a gazillion dollars making the worst movie. that is probably what they're saying. i would probably say the same thing. you want to give a razzie, give me the gazillion dollars that goes along with it. >> and our first check of the weather. >> storms making their way into the plains states. right now in the rockies. we

that we are probably getting a little light mix, a little light sleet or freezing rain in a few spots are dealing with rain, rain showers, not even a lot of rain as this is just a frontal system that is a quick mover. midday, we'll get rain showers and by late this afternoon, thicks should quickly clear out. bwi marshall has jumped to 36. earlier when i arrived here earlier this morning, it was 29 degrees. a strong ought southeasterly and southwesterly winds pushing these temperatures up pretty quick. with temperature in the 40s, that is warm enough everyone to be dealing with rain showers this afternoon. >> thank you. >>> time now to check in with traffic and julie wright. wrigh >>> up fortunately, we have athe got some guys here on the outer loop of the beltway midway between georgia avenue and connecticut avenue. this is where the wreck occurred. of a goat two lanes to the left getting by the scene of this crash which occurred. there is a response on the right side of the roadway. on the outer loop of the beltway, expect to find traffic slowing early leaving college park head westb

a. little. slow. slow to show what a rush to get up look up to us all. if we're shot all over the bucket so. that's the same cop who chased us down the hill he doesn't mind not oh no not if it had to be done politically if it catches this time it's jail for us jamila not that way just don't go alone come with me to spend shall i do you mean your voice echoes let's hide awhile then we'll wait for the car lot let's wait a little it's a little too serious no one thing you were hanging out with the workers didn't do is out. did not have a got through get through. to me just wonder where did the soldiers go. balls resumes by the pine tree and she says to come back no we're not going back to the floods i'm not that crazy little lady in the sky have a feeling. the vote for the government the one and only god omnipotent king of heaven and earth which will be the world and while the financial. system. will look like we're going to build an. image. that we're not going back we're going through the underpass not on the security road on the little take the end of pa

spring-like conditions a little bit early. t's better news now. wow, jaus couple of minutes and things are really movie ining smoothly past willow. spectators at the center divide for 45 minutes. finally getting clearing up to highway 84 and marsh. north 87 at kirner, there's a dog running around just north of there as well. >> uh-oh, i hope fido makes his way home. we'll be back in 30 minutes. . >>> from nbc news this is a special edition of "today" with california girls kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb from universal city walk at universal studios, hollywood. ♪ >> hey. hi. >> well, well, well. >> oh, my gosh. what a party it is. >> hi, everybody. thank you. it's our last day in l.a. >> how is it possible? >> oh, hoda, it went too fast. it went too fast, my darling. how are you all? >> this dress -- >> my dress is way too short. i want to apologize. >> it's not age appropriate. >> we had a fun, fun, fun two weeks. the l.a. tourism board has been off the hook terrific to us, and the folks here at universal city walk has been gr

a little snow on the ground. in the wake of a big snowstorm pretty snowy and wintery looking right there. we'll have 45 consecutive hours below zero. we are in our 28 of this cold spell. started at 8:00 a.m. this morning there runs to 5:00 tomorrow morning. rising temperatures will finally propel when shows up above the zero degree mark. also coming in some snow. the coldest february open in about 17 years. you can see the lake snow advisory's. nine degrees colder than it was 24 hours ago. this is running up over the cold air and sets up the snow system that comes in tonight. it will run right down this country. only a couple of hundred miles to the east. the focal point for snow development. we'll talk some more about that in the second. powerful wind gusts over 20 mi. per hour. it feels like 11 below. west winds at 16 and the dew point - 2. this is clearly our ticket air with little moisture in the air. the coldest air is going to lift out a little bit. it will not warm up a great deal. enough to allow it weathe

a football herself. you're going to meet yoda, hollywood's next big little thing. s.. >>> it is friday and on the table today, tony and his daughter stephany have a twist on super bowl nachos. >> so we're making these nachos a little bit of a twist, we have gold shrimp. >> and we're adding just a little bit of lemon juice to dress this up a little bit. >> we have the multigrain chips. >> a little healthier. >> and refried beans on top of this. >> you want to hit that up a little bit so everything blends together. >> beautiful. i like velveeta. >> and put some salsa on here. >> you get the chunky salsa or the mild salsa, move it all the way around. you're going to fight me for this. i can tell you right now. >> and you can add the jalapenos. >> okay. jalapenos in, how much do you put in. >> however much you want. >> i like the bite. fresh tomatoes on top, too and finish off with the shrimp. look how beautiful that is. >> enjoy the super bowl. >> we will. avocado. no avocados. thank you tony. >>> she's barely bigger than a football, you're going to meet this year's su

then what he did is he had a little mechanism whereby he could pull a little trigger outside, little stick would come out and pull the trigger of the gun. and he showed that when the bullet went down, the gun went...and he says, "that's how a rocket works." the bullet doesn't need any air to push against to make the gun go back up. it's straight, straight newtonian physics. rocket pushes down on gas, gas pushes up on rocket. there you are, and you can go all to the moon if-- all the way to the moon if you keep pushing. a little story goes with that. you know, human beings went to the moon, 1969. before 1969, they were talking about going to the moon. my brother had a dear friend, perry hunter, sort of like a scientific-type guy. and perry hunter and my brother used to get in arguments about this whole apollo mission, as to whether or not humans could get to the moon. and i remember, one time, overhearing an argument between my brother dave and perry hunter. and perry hunter was claiming, "no way, no way a human being is gonna get in a rocket "and get to the moon and come back. "no way

but they sent over a little love. ey were personally afraid to come. >> oh, jerry. >> hoisting it. >> we want to thank everybody over there very, very much. >> there's a card. >> there's a message. hold on here. >> let's hope it's in big print. >> kathie lee and hoda, we thought you might be a little thirsty. enjoy. thank you so much for playing along. we're already cooking up new challenge ideas for 2014. cheers. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much. we have to do it again? >> no, we're not doing it again. >> jerry, can we give this to you? it's so huge. >> we know you have a very big back problem. hoda doesn't care. i do, jerry. thank you, jerry, what a man. >> we have lots to celebrate. >> we are going to los angeles, everybody. just in time for a nor'easter coming here in new york. ♪ >> we're going to have some fun. it's going to be a big west coast party. >> all the details are coming about, even as we speak. things are changing even as we speak. go to klgandhoda.com for the details on where to see us. >

this time it's a little different heading to the detention center in cuba. the work they do there, providing intelligence and logistical support will aid operation enduring freedom and afghanistan. it's a bit of a relief to his family. >> i don't want to say it's a war. it's a different type of war. >> reporter: for sergeant dawn austin douglas this will be her second deployment. >> i love my family but i have a job to do. >> reporter: she has three kids including a two-year-old and a five-year-old. the old eaved is 14 and remembers the first time her mom left. this time, the understanding that comes with age will help her deal with her mom's deployment. >> it's something that she has to do, and i respect that. >> reporter: for staff sergeant bellerme's kids it will be clast on skype that will make the next 10 months easier. >> those soldiers train for more than a year for the mission. first they will head off to texas before they leave to cuba. >>> a university of maryland student has been charge weed making up a story about being robbed at gunpoint. prince

just a little slow and under the speed limit. back to you. >>> today we could learn much more about a recent secret court proceeding in the chan la levy case. >> a judge is holding a hearing at the request of several media outlets to decide whether they can have access to transcripts and documents from the secret proceedings. levy as you may recall was a government intern. she disappeared in may 2001. her body was found a year late near rock creek park. in 2010, ingmar guandique was convicted of killing levy. he's currently serving a 60- year prison sentence. >>> we might get a plea deal today in last summer's shooting at the family research council's headquarters. police say floyd corkins shot a security guard inside the conservative lobbying group's building in northwest washington. even though he was hit in the arm, the guard helped subdue the gunman before anyone else got hurt. corkins may be ready to plead guilty to some or all of the charges he faces. >>> investigators on both sides of the potomac are trying to find the perp

late start so if you are early you will have a little advantage. 508 is not especially busy through livermore, it is crowded but we have not had a lot of stop and go. let's go to steve >>> mostly clear. >>> a little breezy at times, upper 50s and lower 60s. we will have that coming up in 10 minutes, pam. >> how can you be sure the fish you buy is what you paid for. a study which reveals seafood fraud, next. >> the opening bell is about to ring, we will tell you about safe way and hp. >>> welcome back, safe way profits are up. there is the opening bell, and hewlett packard also another stock to watch this morning, we are just looking it up right there, decent news this morning for hewlett packard, first quarter earnings 71 cents per share and we have a lot of stock news and business news coming up. >>> well, we will smile, say good morning to you february 21st. i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook. some consumer alerts some seafood lovers are getting ripped off and tara moriarty is at fisherman's wharf this morning and there is something

we'll zoom in a little bit. ou can see how the line progressed from frederick through gaithersburg, d.c., and that's as far it is a went. got a little bit into prince george's county, then by the time the cold air caught up, all the precipitation is pork out. now everything is across the basement we're looking at a partial clearing sky. so a dry morning and evening commute. we have not said that in awhile. a strong finish to the week. arctic air moves in over the weekend. weekend snow showers possible. in fact, i was just looking at new data. it looks like friday nature and saturday morning is our best chance for snow showers that could lay down an accumulation. even along the maryland-pa border could see one to two inches. tonight 28 to 36, partial clearing by dawn. colder, winds pick up a little bit. by morning, 30s and 40s primarily. partly cloudy and cold. some early slick spots possible north and west. winds west-northwest at 10. for the high school kids, young drivers, 28, 29 degrees in frederick and maybe

he died in the operating room a little while ago. that's impossible. he was telling me jokes yesterday. we were laughing together. mr. jenkins was a very sick man. he just wasn't the type to complain. and here i am complaining about every little thing and he complained about nothing. well, we're all a little different. i will miss him. so will i. thanks. the service here is great. hey, what happened ? what's going on ? what happened ? - [ jamal ] i have no idea. - hey ! what's going on ? it looks like the power is out for the entire block. the building across the street is dark. even the traffic lights aren't working. [ rosa ] how am i supposed to cook ? [ henry ] what do we do about the food ? what should we do now, jess ? well, we should-- we should-- i don't know. what would victor do ? i would offer our customers cold sandwiches and cold drinks for half price. mr. brashov, you're back. yes, but only part-time for a few weeks. it's good to have you back. thank you. so, what should we do ? katherine and henry, see how many of our customers would like

maybe a little bit of freezing rain. lk about that when we come back in the full forecast. >> what a sweet way to spend an evening surrounded by chocolate. last night guests were treated to a chocolate-inspired dinner prepared by chef gomez and the event raises money for a health care for the homeless which aims to get people off the streets and provide them with addiction services and social services and at the breakfast with a -- where ava was having money raised for a tumor and whilal having surgery had meningitis and had to be put in a an induced coma. >> the money from the breakfast shoppe raised will help with her therapy. >> and back in october the breakfast shoppe teamed up with our tony pann to create a category three tony triple waffle pannwich. >> time for our sunday morning q&a. joining us this morning senator ben cardin. thank you for coming in. >> my pleasure. >> it's going to be a big week in washington as the president delivers his state of the union address. he talked to the democrats this week in marylan

"if i pull with a little force, it only change a little bit. "there's more more gravity force acting on this." "boom, it hit the ground. give me my hershey bar." then you take and then drop these things. the kid say, "ah, they fall together." kid doesn't get the hershey bar. you know what that kid is saying? that kid is saying this, that the acceleration and change in motion is directly proportional to the force. i got a question for you. is that kid correct or incorrect? incorrect. - begin with a c. - correct. he's correct. what? his thinking is fine. but you know what, the experiment doesn't line up with his thinking. one of the beauties of science, we can experiment to see if our thinking is complete. let's suppose you ask some other kid. another--he lives on different part of the island. you ask the kid the same question, "hey, kid, which one gonna hit the ground first, the little dinky ball or the heavy weight, huh?" and the kid say, "can i feel them?" and this kid thinks differently somehow. instead of judging how heavy, what the kid does

well, we're going to get a little bit this morning. not a lot.nough maybe for a light coating as we take a look outside. live view from the nbc4 city camera. showing low clouds, maybe a few scattered flurries in washington. 36 at reagan national. road temperatures around the area are generally a little above freezing. any snow that does fall generally going to be melting on roads. a lot of them been treated too. a look at the radar. it's increasing a little bit here. these are scattered snow showers. they come and go. maybe you'll get snow. will stop for a while. maybe it will snow a little bit, stop for a while. on and off through 10:00 this morning. we're getting a little bit of where you see this brighter white areas coming down. light to moderately. northern calvert into east central prince george's, east of clinton and over toward the anne arundel and calvert county lines. farther south in st. mary's county and southern calvert county getting a few of the snow showers as well as the eastern shore between cambridge and easton. just a few scat

a little beyonce post super bowl. ars along wi loandrew r along with becky quick and steve liesman who is sitting in for joe kernen. new details are suggesting that a possible line of defense or the former portfolio manager may raise questions about whether the government will be able to build a case against cohen, which has been all the speculation. federal prosecutors claimed that sac dumped millions of shares of pharmaceutical companies in 2008 after a former employee received secret information from a doctor about problems with the new alzheimer's drug. the government said sac shorted the drug company's stock before the public announcement of the bad news. but now, .certainly sac trading records are reportly indicating that the hedge fund did not have a negative bet in place for the dug trial's disappointing results. sac had virtually no exposure. what happened here, guys -- >> that's not little. >> this is big. >> this is big. i'll tell you what happened here. in -- they did short the stock. but at the same time,

a little closer to the beaches. might be a little on the cooler side. inland temperatures continue to warm up ever so slowly. but they have pretty good about low to mid 60s for almost everybody. upper 50s to low to mid 60s for everybody. tomorrow we will increase temperatures and carry that into friday. friday looks to be the warmest day. a little cooler on sunday. >>> over night news from the east bay that we are following an early morning crash after a chase topping 100 miles an hour. the strange item police found the driver to be wearing. >>> the american people worked too hard for too long rebuilding from crisis to see their elected officials cause another. >> president obama calling on congress to get on board in his state of the union address. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news at 6:14. we are following over night news from the east bay. police are investigating a high speed crash that ended early this morning. it started in antioch, ended in pittsburg. three people were in a stolen car going 100 miles an hour when it crashed at t

. >> a little avalanche is not going to rank this guys style. >>> a young girl singing for peace is hit by violence. one small miracle pulled from the rubble. >>> get your chance at an ipad mini, and go behind the scenes of the "sports illustrated" swim suit issue. >>> we're getting started with dash cam video. you see a 22-year-old here. he, in this moment, is eluding police. he was apparently being pulled over for a minor traffic infraction. this went on for about six miles and reached spaeds of 110 miles per hour. what you're going to see is him stopping his motorcycle and he gets off, and holds his hands in the air, but it doesn't end there. >>> it appears the sheriff's deputies are punching him, and at this point in the video, you see one of them pull a taser, and it is used. he was arrested and charged with driving at high speeds, eluding an officer. he had 55.8 grams of marijuana on him at the time of the arrest and $480. >> they may explain why he was trying to get away from cops to quickly. >> what are you doing, are you stupid? >> this happened in october, but the young man an

to the east a little of that activity. back to the weather maps. cold outside. that's another issue. advisories, winter weather advisory as well as a storm watch in effect. this is for areas of the west including the allegany front, pendleton, garrett, tucker encased in this. this is through monday, especially into tuesday when we see another clipper coming through. that will be the last clipper for a while as we head into that period of monday afternoon, monday night. temperatures 34 at reagan. 30 gaithersburg. 30 manassas. a cold day. tonight temperatures will be kicking in by the time we hit the 10:00 hour, 2 degrees. we won't warm up too much into the overnight hours as well. the winds will pick up a little bit. we have to deal with a little bit of a windchill tonight. be prepared for that. i know everybody is excited about the game even though we are in the 30s here, to the south in new orleans, 64 degrees right now. when they get ready for the kick off, we will talk 61 degrees. a few clouds, light wind. wish we had th

yours is a little bit bigger because you're a man.'s hands dirty, nor am i going to get my hands dirty. go ahead. do another one. we're going to take some of those. will willie, i'm going to make you do all the work. dump them in. >> all of these? >> yeah. >> little too much flour? little heavy on the flour? >> you didn't really need to dump the flour. just the gnochi. >> be very specific. >> it doesn't really matter. you cook them. take them out. now that they're all floured i might dip it. >> how long should they be in there? >> two minutes. i make a basil oil. olive oil and fresh basil, let it sit for a couple of hours and toss them, little basil on top. >> that's a little light especially for gnochi. >> it is. i'm doing it for dinner tonight. and thn this is one of the things on the menu. >> that's beautiful. >> can we taste? >> you did better than i did. >> there you go. >> thank you. >> i make a little crust. this is my cherry chocolate ganache tart. it's good, right sf. >> very good. >> italian almond cookies. nothing? >> no, t

>> we did it a little bit differently this year. is is a popular issue especially with the economy. in the past we let the companies duke it out amornings themselves over what they thought were great benefits. this time we interviewed recent hires and lots of head hunters to see what's important. the winning companies, not money but gratification from the job they have. >> so you're going to see places where they get to make really cool stuff like apply for -- a lot more non-profits this year because they are doing good deeds. >> let's take a look at the top four. four is chesapeake yourology and associates. >> it's the largest yourology practice in the region, i believe. and they have 300-400 employees and several offices. and they have incredible benefits. they have a 401 safe harbor plan. >> they have pet insurance? >> yes. >> and profit sharing and tuition reimbursement. >> wow. >> very enthusiastic employees. >> kennedy krieger. >> an example of a great cause. >> they have same-sex health insurance and help you with child care e

i want to show you video we shot a little bit earlier. if i talk to the lieutenant this morning from the oakland fire department he says they got a call about 2:00. residents in a nearby apartment building started getting smoke into their apartment so they called 911. when firefighters got on the scene the flames were shooting 30 feet in the air. fur of these trees were on fire. some of the cars parked next to them were also starting to burn. there was a power line down in the middle of the street. they got everything out. their fire investigator was out here this morning as well. he spent 45 minutes out here and just got to the department to start his investigation. they aren't sure how it started but at this point they say it does look very suspicious. they think that fire helped knock down the power line. we tried to get ahold of pg&e but firefighters are estimating it will be four hours before they get the power back on. there are not pg&e crews on scene right now. certainly it will be a long morning. the investigation under way. oakla

so i was putting on the the bear a little color that was kind of blue. after that, i do not know why, but i said he has to change. so it was more red, which was a strong color, too. then i try to make it black. that did not work. the texture of the paintings, because i was putting paintings on him, did not go with it. so i had to destroy it and start again. blue, red, start again. all the make up was the makeup of my grandmother. you can see an exhibition a teddy bear. i should say that he is a little nice monster, but it is a little monster anyway. you know, i have some affinity with air. i'd love the air. i love to touch the air. >> i hope you like my hair, because of a drag queen's last night were trying to touch it. [laughter] >> for the moment, i am not yet a drag queen. but you can look at that photograph of me. thank you for the inspiration. [laughter] >> well we are joking about the corsets, you say it had a message. it was not showing the women in their undergarments for sexual reasons. it was to show their strong women. certainly madonna personi

i used to go out a little bit. go home and watch a movie. >> is your outlook a little different on the season now that you are a married man? >> no. i think we are going to go out there and win, married or not. >> we were a young team and we've all grown up together. and gone through the phases at the same time. you are young and do whatever. you are not so young and do whatever. finally sort of settle down. and it's going. honestly it feels like a family. ryan zimmermann has been married for a month. >> we don't talk too much. that's our away time and time to talk about ball and have guy time. >> i'm worried about baseball. i'm married to baseball right now. worried about that. and i like living at home way too much. >> that's probably a good idea. don't want to live at home. all these guys saying they are married to baseball. more on today's workouts at 6:00. plus catch up with jason worth and gm mike riddo. back to you guys. >> all right. warmer down there than it is up here. talk to you later . >> the washington

they were a little bigger then. as a ratter around the farm. they bred them down a little bit. a mouser around the house. they retained this cute look, the monkey dog, that face. >> the atmosphere at this show gets more and more electric every year. new york crowds are not subtle. they scream from the stands at madison square garden. how has the show evolved over the years? >> in addition to being the greatest competition for dogs, it also is a celebration of the dogs in our lives. i think people come there who love dogs and want to see dogs and all the competition and want to see 187 breeds and varieties but also want to root for their own dog. i call it the alma mater factor. >> we heard the rules have changed because there's been some enhancement for dogs. no plastic surgery. >> the american kennel club has a pretty strict set of rules, judging is all well trained. >> no tattooing the noses to make them darker. >> this is his last show, so what's ahead for banana joe? >> just enjoy life. >> there you go. >> take a cruise. >> calm down a little bit. >> and the ladies probably

that's down a little bit, too, from our november estimates. ut giving us a trade balance of almost $30 billion, 29.5. now, for the second year in a row china's our major export destination. remarkable growth there. since 2005 exports to china have been growing by about 20% annually, and so now that they are now our top export market. if you look at what we're sending to china, no surprise, it's dominated by soybeans and cotton. they account, have accounted in recent years as much as three-quarters of total trade to china. but if you look at some of the minor but still quite large other exports for things like coarse grains -- corn, for example -- if you look at feeds and fodders, distilled or dried grains, for example, or red meats, you see that those are showing impressive growth figures as well. in terms of overall exports, values are up for most of the commodity categories. again, these are exports on a fiscal year basis. you can see that up for most of these categories with the one exception being corn, and we'll get into corn. but largely

we were talking a little bit on the break that mission bay is 50% built or so. you know, now is a good time for maybe the agency and the cac and whoever owns the land, you know, places you sold it and places you haven't to come back and figure out what tweakses the mission bay to make it a little -- so we don't repeat ourselves every time we come back. the best way to make the buildings look like they're separate lots, make them separate lots for one. we don't do our retail on [speaker not understood]. seawall lot 337 adds to that debate and the four sales sites. i want to encourage those who are working on mission bay to make some corrections midway to try to you know, alleviate some of the concerns that are constantly raised about mission bay when these projects come up. but i think that the office allocation is fine and you've done a good work, kind of breaking up this block-long building into smaller chunks, so. >> commissioner sugaya. >> is it one of the constraints the height limit? >> the height limit is 160 feet, but there are limits as to where 160 foot

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a little sun early. chance for a sprinkle or two late but a colder day with lots of clouds and highs only getting into the low 40s here in town with 30s holding up north where it's only in the 26 range in germantown over to lovettsville. haymarket this morning, you're 29 degrees with 29 also in arlington. college park down to 26. bowie a chilly 25 along with baden this morning. temps in the mid-20s with partly to mostly cloudy skies. still good visibility out there as you check out our camera. 32 with calm winds. national reporting overcast conditions. i did see a few stars a couple moments ago through the overcast on the weather terrace and humidity at 69%. we've got two pieces of energy. one north, one south. the southern one is going to be i think the primary one here. you can see all the showers and storms from southeast louisiana right through toward alabama, approaching georgia this morning, atlanta is going to have a wet day down toward macon. this is headed toward the carolinas as well. a few of t

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those that sit down relax a little bit a. lot of months a matter of i you tell you are. so hard to read. now a lot of arabs without arab ways and values one of them say we're wrong that we're imposed by that we're out of control. all. so we're going to gossip about they tell our kids i met your mother is bad to go and work in jerusalem they should stay home they shouldn't be working we're supposed to starve to death no matter what we think like arabs not like westerners. rather. we want to. go through a few let's see if anyone's in front of us we'll see which way to go. through the rubble is the gate locked. there's a jeep. there and. this is what. this is the new route yes they paved it can extend to five. and even with the welcome to deceive the jeep comes down with the thought that if it finds us we're in trouble. but i want to stand. still want to stand up if. i rebel could we dare. i want to live my pants are probably covered in dirt i should have hiked them up like i want to move it to kids. why did they tell you in the hospital that you have a psychological proble

. >> i guess he'd always been a little bit different. he would have kind of highs and lows, ups and downs. >> reporter: but he never thought dayvon was capable of killing a roommate and shooting another before turning the gun on himself and he and his stepson have no idea why he did it. >> stunned to say the least, shocked, didn't really believe it. >> reporter: neal is recovering at his family's home in frederick. he still has a bullet in his leg but physically is expected to make a full recovery. it's his emotional state his family is so worried about. >> he's still pretty upset about it, you know, got a lot of things to work through, a lot of emotions to work through. i think he's mostly thankful that obviously he survived. >> reporter: police say he likely survived because he ran away. >> he just told him to keep an eye, just to look back. he saw the gun come out of his pocket and he knew for whatever reason he had to run. >> reporter: neal ran and lived, but his other roommate stephen rane stayed and died. >> as bad astable, we can't

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a little bump. le hundred miles would have changed this and we would have been doing the non-stop coverage instead of boston and new york. >> i have to call my daughter in connecticut. she will be using the shovel her sister gay her for christmas. 1k3w [laughter] >> we have a sister station in boston. we know what they go through when they have coverage like this in a situation like this. yes, two feet of snow. most of that two-foot measurement has been in connecticut so far with the massachusetts area mostly in the teens as far as the snow depths that the stage of the game. for us, we're on the far western or really southwestern edge of this storm, so there's a little snow falling. mostly snow flurries on the eastern shore and we haven't experienced much west of the bay. so you can see that activity there. let me wide at any view a little bit to give you the flavor of what's going on. the storm center itself is out over the ocean. the low pressure center off cape cod. it will be pulling away during