that's adam west. the man who played "the caped crusader" and his alter ego bruce wayne on the highly popular "batman" t-v series of the 1960s. "ringside table, batman?" "just looking, thanks. i'll just stand at the bar. i shouldn't wish to attract attention." it was west who helped set the tongue-in-cheek tone for the pop culture phenomenon which premiered on a-b-c in 1966 he was born as william west anderson on september 19, 1928. and changed his name to adam west in the '50s after starting his acting career on a children's television show in hawaii. as an up-and-coming actor, he supported everyone from paul newman in "the young philadelphians" to the three stooges in "the outlaws is coming." but it was a commercial which led the producers of the "batman" t-v series at 20th century fox to west. "incidentally, one of those torpedos you fired at me was circling and ... you're sunk." "i had done a series of commercials for nestle's quik, kind of a spoof on james bond, before i went overseas to do spaghe

adam west. hugh hefner. fats domino and chuck barry. and tom petty. dick gregory. sam shepard and two giants of comedy, jerry lewis and don rickles. that was a huge part of 2017 and think what they take with them and what they gave us in life. and now the time has come for number one. >> you ready? >> robert mueller. we did not disagree quite the opposite. from the first conversation we had about our number one selection -- >> nobody more important in american politics right now than bob mueller. >> here's the mueller story i hope we focus on. there's a picture of the st. paul's hockey team. i didn't know what st. paul's was growing up and i think it was called america's hogwarts and i mean that only in the nicest way. there's a picture of the st. paul's hockey team and there's mueller and kerry. on the hockey team. >> i didn't know that. >> so mueller grows up with enough money and awareness to go to a place like st. paul's and most american kids never heard of and then princeton and at a time when all the guys his age are trying to get out of going to vietnam, jo

nabors, david cassidy, harry dean stanton, robert osborn, bill paxton, robert gee yon, della reese, adam westgh hefner. fats domino and chuck berry and tom petty. dick gregory, sam shepard and two giants of comedy, jerry lewis and don rickles. that was a huge part of 2017. and think what they what they take with them and what they gave us in life. and now the time has come for number one. >> you ready? >> robert mueller. we did not disagree. quite the opposite. from the first conversation we had about our number one selection. >> there's nobody more important in men politics right now than bob mueller. >> here's the mueller story i hope we focus on. there's a picture of the st. paul's hockey team. i didn't know what st. paul's was growing up and i think it was called america's hogwarts, and i mean that only in the nicest way. a picture of the st. paul's hockey team and there's mueller and kerry, on the hockey team. >> i didn't know that. >> so mueller grows up with enough money and awareness to go to a place like st. paul's, which most person kids have never heard of and then princeton and at

family lead david cassidy and robert guillaume best known for playing tv's benson. 1960's tv batman adam westlaunda, della reese and bill paxton. the year also saw the passing of three super stars with long and honored careers. the king of insult comedy don rickles mary tyler moore died at 80 and jerry lewis. chris cornell and chester bennington. singer and actor jim neighbors. country stars mel tillis and glen campbell and rock and roll hall of famers fats domino whic chuck barry greg a n and tom petty. >> ♪ >> reporter: in hollywood, michelle polino, fox news. >> all righty. coming up, kevin has a look at some of the top movies coming out in 2018. you won't want to miss it. >> stay with us. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? z

gerry adams comes from west belfast, the crucible of the conflict in northern ireland. a lwa ys senior ira member, although he has always denied this. mary lou mcdonald was brought up in affluent suburb of dublin and joined sinn fein during the peace process. she has become a robust parliamentary adversary of the prime minister. sinn fein's opponents still focus on the party's links to the ira and shane is continuing to defend —— sinn fein is continuing to defend that. as well as being the second biggest party in northern ireland, it is the third largest in the republic. the first challenge for mary lou mcdonald will be negotiations to restore power—sharing with unionists at stormont. but she will be talking a lot about brexit, which republicans believe has changed the picture and renewed the debate about irish unity. six women from the british army have become the largest all—female group to ski coast—to—coast across antarctica. the ice maiden team began the 1,000—mile expedition on november the 20th. they've been battling winds of up to 60 miles per hour and temperatu

they attended with our own president willie adams, the west cruise -- cruise in the west conference ineattle november 7 and 8. mike, can you tell us about the conference? thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is michael nerny, marketing manager in the maritime division. for a change, i'm not going to talk about retail fish sales. [laughter] i have a new topic today. last week, as elaine said along with byron, retz and peter daly, i went to seattle, washington to attend the annual fall meeting of cruise the west, a marketing association of 10 west coast cruise ports from california, oregon, washington, british columbia and hawaii. the president of cruise the west is chris chase from the port of los angeles and i am the secretary-treasure. the association works together to promote our region to cruiselines every year in march at the sea trade cruise global conference in florida. the main purpose of last week's meeting was to plan for sea trade in 2018. items such as the budget and member dues, booth arrangement at the convention hall and details for a customer reception. a

gerry adams comes from west belfast, the crucible of the conflict in northern ireland.is. mary lou mcdonald was brought up in affluent suburb of dublin and joined sinn fein during the peace process. she has become a robust parliamentary adversary of the prime minister. sinn fein's opponents still focus on the party's links to the ira and sinn fein is continuing to defend that. but it prefers to talk about the present rather than the pavrs. as well as being the second biggest party in northern ireland, it is the third largest in the republic. the first challenge for mary lou mcdonald will be negotiations to restore power—sharing with unionists at stormont. but she will be talking a lot about brexit, which republicans believe has changed the picture and renewed the debate about irish unity. british tourists travelling to jamaica are being advised to stay in their resorts after a state of emergency was declared around monteego bay. there's been a surge in gang—related violence in the area. every year, around 200,000 britons visit the popular holiday destination as nick dav

adam: welcome to medmen west hollywood. lemonis: adam bierman is medmen's co-founder and c.e.o.hat a pot store or marijuana store? adam: you can call it whatever you want. i call it the future. lemonis: wow, this place is cool! it was definitely not what i expected. medmen was open, airy, and modern -- nothing seedy about it. adam: there's no bars on the windows. there's no guy with a gun at the front. you're walking in, we're open to the community. lemonis: i like the design. there were ipads everywhere loaded with information right next to gizmos that let you see and smell before you buy. adam: this allows the consumer to actually see it through a magnifying glass, to smell it through a little door that slides open there. lemonis: this door right here? adam: yeah. so, you would actually stick your nose in there. lemonis: i caught a whiff of madmen's strategy -- more style, less stigma. was it just window dressing, or would it entice customers to actually pay more? have you ever been in a cannabis store before? crystal: i have, but not one as nice as this. lemonis: what do you

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nestor adams was brought up in west belfast, a working—class area, the crucible of the conflict in northernbbie ira, which he has a lwa ys south rebel robbie ira, which he has always denied. mary lou mcdonald grew up in a middle—class suburban dublin, and joined sinn fein during the peace process will stop today sinn fein confirmed that she was the only nominee to succeed mr adams as party president. she said she would be putting her own stamp on the job. the truth is, no one will ever feel gerry adams's shoes. applause the truth is, my friends, i won't thoughtjerry‘s the truth is, my friends, i won't thought jerry's shoes. but the news is that i brought my own. she will ta ke is that i brought my own. she will take over officially as sinn fein president at a special party conference in three weeks. that will mark a generational shift in the party away from people who have ira connections, towards new figures to have no direct in action with the troubles. sinn fein‘s political opponents will continue to focus on the links to the ira, and sinn fein will continue to defend the ira campaign. t

mr adams was brought up in west belfast, a working—class area, the crucible of the conflict in northernof the ira, though he has always denied being in the organisation. mary lou mcdonald grew up in a middle—class suburb in dublin and shejoined sinn fein during the peace process, so today sinn fein confirmed she was only nominee to succeed mr adams as party president, and she said that she would be putting her own stamp on the job. the truth is that no one will ever fill gerry adams' shoes — that's the truth. applause. the truth is, my friends, i won't fill gerry's shoes. but the news is that i brought my own. so she will take over officially as sinn fein president at a special party conference in three—weeks' time, and it will mark something of a generational shift in the party away from people who had ira connections and towards new figures who had no direct connection with the troubles. now, sinn fein's political opponents will still continue to focus on the links to the ira, and sinn fein will indeed continue to defend the ira campaign, but these days the party prefers to talk about

gerry adams comes from a working—class area of west belfast, the crucible of the conflict in northerncdonald was brought up in an affluent suburb of dublin. shejoined sinn fein during the peace process, just as the party was starting to score electoral success in the irish republic. she's become a robust parliamentary adversary of the prime minister, leo varadkar. sinn fein‘s opponents still focus on the party's links to the ira and sinn fein is continuing to defend the ira campaign, but it prefers to talk about the present rather than the past. as well as being the second biggest party here in northern ireland, it is also now the third largest in the republic. the first challenge for mary lou mcdonald will be negotiations to restore power sharing with unionists at stormont. but in the coming years, she'll be talking a lot about brexit, which republicans believe has changed the picture and renewed the debate about irish unity. chris page, bbc news, belfast. the international olympic committee has approved plans for north korea to participate at next month's winter olympics, and agreed

adam: welcome to medmen west hollywood. lemonis: adam bierman is medmen's co-founder and c.e.o.hat a pot store or marijuana store? adam: you can call it whatever you want. i call it the future. lemonis: wow, this place is cool! it was definitely not what i expected. medmen was open, airy, and modern -- nothing seedy about it. adam: there's no bars on the windows. there's no guy with a gun at the front. you're walking in, we're open to the community. lemonis: i like the design. there were ipads everywhere loaded with information right next to gizmos that let you see and smell before you buy. adam: this allows the consumer to actually see it through a magnifying glass, to smell it through a little door that slides open there. lemonis: this door right here? adam: yeah. so, you would actually stick your nose in there. lemonis: i caught a whiff of madmen's strategy -- more style, less stigma. was it just window dressing, or would it entice customers to actually pay more? have you ever been in a cannabis store before? crystal: i have, but not one as nice as this. lemonis: what do you

. >> sreenivasan: deanna adams is jackie's case manager from west street rovery.y're working with about 180 clients. >> the neighborhoods that we focus on are northeast houston is because it's historically been underserved. historically, i mean as you can see here there's not been a lot of cleaning up the drainage or maintenance of the drainage, maintenance of the homes in some cases have been difficult because ofreinances of the dents. >> sreenivasan: a flood doesn't care if you're rich or poor. but it seere that yoaying that people who are already poor are getting doublyveurt in the re. >> honestly i beg to differ. a flood es care if you're rich or poor because if you live in certain areas that are more flood prone and there hasn't been zoning to say that either you can't live in those areas or if you do we're going to make sure that your houses up to a code where it won't be devastated absolutely makes a difference. >> sreenivasan: as for wte, she knows the clock is running out on her hotel stay. after extending the deadne several times, hannis says fema will c

city, as their 18 match unbeaten run came to an end yesterday, while west brom salvaged a point with a dubious penalty over arsenal. adamt is hard to imagine how things could get any better for manchester city. never has a team been so far ahead at the end of the year. to their potential, there seems no end. for crystal palace, this seemed a new year lacking celebration. the injured player's replacement, sergio aguero, when the closest in the first half. but this was not the brilliant crystal palace eve i’yo ne was not the brilliant crystal palace everyone feared. the target were straightforward, but they hit it seemingly less so. crystal palace had aims of their own. they had chances which they should have done better. everyone seemed to know it. that, ultimately, for them, better. everyone seemed to know it. that, ultimately, forthem, is better. everyone seemed to know it. that, ultimately, for them, is how this will be remembered. in the 90th minute, awarded a penalty. unable to see the year out with a bang. not quite the perfect end to 2017 for either side. full boat, quite the perfect end to 2017 for eitherside. fu

first team this season to beat manchester city in the league, while west brom salvaged a point, with a dubious penalty over arsenal. adamimagine just how things could get any better for manchester city. never has a tea m for manchester city. never has a team been so far ahead at the end of the year. to the potential, there seems to be no end. against crystal palace, this was a new year lacking celebration. gabrieljesus injured, living in tears. it was his replacement, sergio aguero, that when the closest in the first—half but this was not the billions from manchester city that all have come to fear. victory would have equalled the european record. the target was straightforward. hitting it was seemingly less so. palace are side with names of their own. they had chances, with which they should have done better. ultimately, that is how this will be remembered. in the 90th minute, awarded a penalty. they were unable to see the unit with a bang, however. not quite the perfect end to 2017 for either side. 4—ball, new year's eve, as is so often the case, bit ofan year's eve, as is so often the case, bit of an anti—climax. els

city, as their 18 match unbeaten run came to an end yesterday, while west brom salvaged a point with a dubious penalty over arsenal. adamst how things could get any better the message from fans was clear enough. still, it is rather hard to imagine just how things could get any better for manchester city. never has a team been so far ahead at the end of the year. to their potential, well, there seems no end. but against crystal palace, this was a new year lacking celebration. gabrieljesus, injured, leaving in tears. it was his replacement, sergio aguero, who went the closest in the first half. but this was not the brilliance from city that all have come to fear. victory would have equalled the european record. the target, then, straightforward. hitting it, seemingly less so. but palace are a side with aims of their own. they did have chances with which they should have done better. everyone seemed to know it. and that, ultimately, for them, is how this will be remembered. in the 90th minute, awarded a penalty. luca, though, unable to see the year out with a bang. so, not quite the perfect end to 2017 for either side. for

city as their 18 match winning run, came to an end yesterday while west brom salvaged a point with a dubious penalty over arsenal. adamwas clear enough. still, it is rather hard to imagine just how things could get any better for manchester city. never has a team been so far ahead at the end of the year. to their potential, well, there seems no end. but against crystal palace, this was a new year lacking celebration. gabrieljesus, injured, leaving in tears. it was his replacement, sergio aguero, who went the closest in the first half. but this was not the brilliance from city that all have come to fear. victory would have equalled the european record. the target, then, straightforward. hitting it, seemingly less so. but palace are a side with aims of their own. they did have chances with which they should have done better. everyone seemed to know it. and that, ultimately, for them, is how this will be remembered. in the 90th minute, awarded a penalty. luca, though, unable to see the year out with a bang. so, not quite the perfect end to 2017 for either side. for both, new year's eve, as is so often the case, a bit of

adam, thanks. >>> a water main break has part of east-west highway at new hampshire avenue in takoma park shut down, as you can see here. the crews are on the scene and have a lot of work to do. only one eastbound lane and two westbound lanes are getting by. we are told this work will last through the afternoon. we'll alert you when everything wraps up in the nbc washington app. this cold weather is causing problems at howard university, too. >> the school has postponed classes for more than a week now. the cold caused steam pipes to burst filling two classroom buildings in douglas hall and the annex with moisture. giant hoses were installed to vacuum the moisture outn to prevent mold. it caused problems for the campus's boiler system so some would aboutings don't have consistent heat. >> the comfortable setting that the students will have is in their homes. >> it gives us an extra week to get ourselves together. >>> classes are expected to resume january 16th. >>> if you drive into d.c. you will need to wait longer to use beach drive. a stretch of the road was supposed to re-open today and beach d

adam posen of the peterson institute. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >>> now a look at west point's oral history center. >> lieutenant colonel david siri teaches history at the u.s. military academy at west point and also is the director of west point's oral history center. how long has the oral history center been associated with the academy? >> it's been associated with the academy since about 2007. i've been the director since 2015, january. >> what is the value of an oral history? >> well, for us, we try to make it accessible to the cadets say s.o. they can use it for their research, but, really, all of our videos, all of our interviews are open sourced so anyone in america can get online, look at our interviews and hopefully learn something about our history from them. >> well, as a historian, as a professional historian, what's the place that oral histories hold in the overall study of history? >> well, oral histories help add a lot of detail. for example, if you're writing a paper, a book about something, and you find some oral histories, that -- you can pull informat

adam joseph with the accuweather alert. the sunny and warm and we are still tracking some of that snow to the north and west.arctic front and as expected. it has put on the brakes for most of the day for most of day through the evening rush with no issues to be had. a storm developing off the coast that brings the storm through but that doesn't happen until late this even and overnight into the morning. winter weather advisory in effect until noon on wednesday. for northern purpose took and northern chester and bucks county and the lehigh valley. and this is the area that will have the trickiest trouble during the wednesday morning rush hour with accumulating snow on the grown and snow starts to end in this region early tomorrow morning. as we track this for you. at midnight. it's quiet across the delaware valley to the shore and starting to snow in the lehigh valley and berks county at midnight. and it sinks to the south and turns to mixed rain and snowing north and west relatively dry south of the city 5:00 a.m. and 6:00, 7:00 a.m. you start to see the snow filling in and it's light and falling during the

adam joseph with accuweather. on t point leaving 16 to 17 inches at the shore. big difference from west to we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan you do see a couple of flurry still north and west of the philadelphia and overall they are not accumulating and it's drifting through the air ccumulating snow has remains off for the rest of tonight. as we take a now look right to theern cker 6 live double scan, there you see glassboro and hammonton and atlantic city dealing with snow showers and flurries again don't worky it won't accume here. just kind of passing through a we dry out the atmosphere and ripping this storm apart at least for the. but what is setting in is dangerous cold. windchill advisory will go into effect after midnight tonight and last through noon on saturday minimum. warnings are up in the poconos there and everyone is the harsh windchill fac ast 36 hours or so. it starts to turn bitter this evening and bitter is how it feels like tomorrow morning, 10 below steer and tomorrow afternoon 5 below saturday morning still 10 bee row and saturday afternoon feeling 5 below

adam and cecily but not all the way to philadelphia by then. and it's the thursday morning commute we see the snow pushing back to the west and still there by 9 and the commute impacted by this will be the thursday morning commute. not a heavy snow but enough to make roads slick and slippery for the commute period. by noon this begins to wrap off to the east and it really fall as part into the afternoon and tomorrow evening. how much snow we get largely depend on the exact track of the storm. the most likely brings it just closely enough to us to give us several inches of snow and a possible track where it's so far away and only a little snow brushing the shore and looking at everything, and putting it all together, this is more or less what we think is most likely to happen. 1 to 3 inches along the i-95 corridor and 3 to 6 in the coastal counties and northern and western suburbs, a coating to an inch. and if the track moves to the coast we'll push it back and a worst storm. if we get the track farther off to sea we'll move the numbers closer to the coast. and 1 to 3 in philadelphia is what to expect. there say range on the model for philadelphia

adamant about the position that there should be two states. in palestine one for israel and and in neighboring country for the palestinians on the west bank of jordan on the occupied territories in one thousand nine hundred eighty seven and zero zero zero m. as its capital journalism is jerusalem so in a way you know any solution that is short of there will be a will in jordan we'll take it with a grain of salt so in a way we should wait for what he has to say and look at it very intently and then the jordanian king and the government will decide on what course of action to take the anniversary of president and alteration has been marked by a government shutdown after the senate failed to agree on a spending bill at all try again early on monday to vote for a deal with immigration the main sticking point republicans and democrats are blaming each other for the deadlock mike hanna of a ports. house democratic minority leader nancy pelosi was among the thousands of people protesting near the white house her presence at the moment no longer needed on capitol hill when they go see a chanst between senate democrats and republicans on the new wording of

adam housely, fox news. >> one thing sounded like a try color from star trek. >> breaking news water main break in west oakouring and here we go again. water department dealing with all kinds of water main breaks. a loft the pipes are a century old or so, right? this is philadelphia's west oak lane neighborhood. washington lane and rodney street this time around. the water department tells us crews are heading to the scene you can see them right there right now. hopefully they'll get this under control very soon. >>> more informtion as we get it of course. >>> he is 23 years old. he's already has his own home. that he owns and he says he owes all of this to something called crypto currency. fox' explains. >> like any typical homeowner carrie quo has ideas for his new play glass i'll change all the doorknobs don a lot of various things. >> reporter: thee bedroom two bath house looks like any traditional home. >> i've always loved like these river stone walls. >> reporter: but he's anything typical or traditional. >> i'm 23. >> reporter: this 23-year-old electrical engineer says he's been investing money sin

adams hotel. i made appointments with various senior staffers and then wandered around the street to the white house and plurchging myself down, day after day on the west wing couch. this is not normal. this is not usual. at all. >> after the election, there were positive things about bannon and trump. i get the sense that they look out of him and trump read those accounts and you look at wolf's career and he is known for writing books and it was very controversial and not very flattering. he talked to lots of senior staffers at the white house. the sound real accounts and he had a lot of xs. he had the tapes that will make it more challenging. wolf was in the white house and around him. >> some of the people were denying the quotes. >> he opened himself up to criticism where trump allegedly said who is that? donald trump knows who john boehner is. he golfed with him and tweeted about him. someone said last night that anyone who watches fox and friends watches john boehner. wolf did open himself up to a lot of skepticism and a lot of twitter fury with that alone. if you open the door to that skepticism, it's hard to and it opens you up to other things.

west wing. of the relationship that he shares with president trump. he was a adamantrter of as somee donald trump who has defended him in his first year in office. he is also a statesman in the senate. one of its most senior members. but his departure makes the political opening for a familiar romney.tt someone who is the former governor of massachusetts and the former presidential nominee in 2012 for the republican party and also in adamant critic of president donald trump and some who could be compared to the likes of senator bob corker. should he decide to get in the race in utah he would be without question the front runner and i spoke with several sources yesterday from romney world who say that a decision is likely to come within the next couple of weeks. he was fully anticipating that senator hatch would run for reelection and he is still weighing his options. look at polling within the state he is very much the front runner. david: is there any question that he would get the nomination? therewill have to see if are conservative groups who come out against him.

storm coming across the mid west, the northeast and if you were thinking maybe in the south you would be safe, not even close. fox news meteorologist and barer of good news, adamts. what are you doing to us, adam? >> i feel bad when i'm here. i can only bring bad news. they never bring me out when it's gorgeous. snow across the midwest that will spread to the south. we've seen a decent amount of snow in the ohio river valley and stretching to the ozarks, this is a line of cold air coming in. it's been cold but it's getting colder. these are the temperatures in the upper plains states. 5 in minneapolis. if you add in the windchill and that's when it feels really cold, what it feels like outside, suddenly see the numbers in the negatives. negative 15 in minneapolis. getting closer to negative 20 in some spots. this is only going to settle farther and farther to the south. if you're south of this, the cold air is coming. unfortunately along this boundary eventually that snow will be on the way as well. here's your future radar. as it begins to move this direction, you'll see it throughout today and tuesday, eventually wednesday. this entire line stretching all th

adams hotel. making appointments with staffers who put my name in the system and wandering across the street to the white house and plunking myself down day after day in a west wing couch. >> didn't this white house give michael wolff all the access he wanted? >> absolutely not, in fact there are probably more than 30 requests for access to information from michael wolff that were repeatedly denied including within that, at least two dozen requests of him asking to have an interview with the president, which he never did. he never discussed this book with the president. >> reporter: the white house also fired back at questions raised in the book about the president's mental fitness. >> it's disgraceful and laughable. if he was unfit, he probably wouldn't be sitting there. wouldn't have defeated the most qualified group of candidate the the republican party has ever seen. >> reporter: the president is trying to change the subject promising action on immigration. mr. trump is defending his decision to shut down a commission that failed to prove his claim that millions of undocumented people voted in the election, tweeting many, mostly democrats states refused

vice president pence meeting with republicans at their retreat in west virginia, later this afternoon early evening back to you. maria: adamn is former speaker of the house fox news contributor newt gingrich speaker great to see you. >> thank you so much for joining us, so first off, how did he do? and how important was this for him in terms of going forward getting his agenda done? >> well, i thought he did very, very well i thought the total speech was comparable to one of reagan's better speeches and most effective use of people guests to teachless on these nots just interesting people but here is what each person means, about what it means to be an american i thought that was better than i have seen by anybody including reagan very strong speech worked very well, apparently within independents a key to where he is going, i think the next is president trump, if he will stay focused he did great in dallas great last night, if he will stay focused on his messages, and remain a president and not go back to being the candidate, he could by summer have an enormous impact on changing the country, the country most country exce

adam tonight. melissa how are we looking. >> we're tracking that moisture that moves in two batches. the first one comes in to our east and then we're tracking some moisture moving in from a weste double scan radar 3-d showing that you area of low pressure just offnb the coast triggering the rain right now across coastal new jersey. then we have that area of lowg pressure across the ohio valley. that moves in as we get into our tuesday. we'll show you the picture outside. sky6 live in hd looking at our center city skyline from temple university camera you can see lots of clouds.clouds in that area of low pressure into tonight@ and then tomorrow we're that moisture t moves in from a direction that will trigger the snowfall. so, as far as the different models we look at when we're dealing with snowfall and estimates, most of the models have less than an inch and that's pretty much what we are thinking about a coating to an inch and general across the region there could be some locally higher amounts across the higher terrain to our north and west. we've got more details on that comingáez up with the accuweathr forecast rick. >> melissa thankréé you. check back in later. in othe

adam, thank you. >>> 6:46. right now, crews are hard at work on a water main break that could snarl the commute through takoma park. >> justin finch is live on east-westmore on that. w justin? >> reporter: hey there, eun. an apparent lull in the work. i'm told from wssd that work will continue throughout the morning. take a look behind me. cars are beginning to wake up and make their way behind me. we have all of the westbound lanes open by this repair work going on. we have seen one lane open on the eastbound side. this is east-west highway between red top road and new hampshire avenue where the work is going on. crews are focused by that large light where the work has been going on. i did reach out to wssd. they say this repair is going to be complicated and will take some time. likely, it will extend into the morning today. as you're commuting around this area of east-west highway, prepare yourself for this repair work and the backlog that might result as you make your way around here. of course, east-west highway, a drivers between montgomery county and prince george's. even making their way into the district. these cold temperatures right now are

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west or the east then you go to the west or the east then you should be ok, bearing in mind there is a fair amount of crime you need to watch out for as well. one from adamthat's a fair question, isn't it? if you are going there listening to what you said this morning, what if you decide if you don't fancy going to a place where there is a state of emergency? the tour operator say normal terms and conditions apply, most people going there are on all—inclusive holidays and will be in their results and at the moment there is no scope to change your destination, or cancel without penalty. it's worth saying, there are still holidays on sale flying from gatwick on friday, or manchester on saturday, at some pretty good prices from tui. got a big your brain about the american government shutdown, how will it affect passports and visas? the first thing is transport would be affected, air traffic control, the immigration controls and airport security, they are all essential services and stay as normal. if you are applying for a visa, perhaps because you are working or a student going there, or you have a criminal record or something, that process could stop for t

adams was very much an early advocate of academies for both the army and the navy so the idea goesback to the country's founding . >> military academy built in america was the united states military academy in west point. west point was a series of fortifications during the revolutionary war.before the military academy it was most famous for being the site of benedict arnold's treason against the united states. he was the commander of the fortifications at west point and actually plotted with the british to hand those fortifications over. unfortunately he was not able to do that before being discovered. the academy was established at west point by thomas jefferson in 1802 to educate mainly the engineers in the u.s. army area and west point when it was established was the first school of science, mathematics and engineering in the united states at the time . the reaction was kind of mixed area in its early years west point was a small school . did not have many cadets, didn't have a standardized curriculum, didn't have a standard discipline code for the cadets. the cadetsvaried in age quite a bit . west point really starts to come into its own after the war of 1812 where their most significant su

at the adams county sheriff's office since 2012, which was not a surprise to those who knew him because of his upbringing. he grew up in a family of first responders. his father is a retired west metro fire protection engineer. his teachers and classmates that knew heath as a student in denver at high school were not shocked to learn he had decided to become a law enforcement officer. as reported by "the denver post," heath's ninth grade english teacher said by all accounts, he lived his life as a grown man as he did as a kid. he was a good guy. that didn't change. that only got more accent waited as he grew -- accentuated as he grew up. he lifted his friends. he made his friends the best version of themselves, and he did that to them as well. and heath's cousin remembered him as the kind of man you wanted out there protecting our streets. he was kind, fair, funny, and friendly to everyone. keith went on to remember heath as someone who gravitated towards and he was someone who people gravitated towards and he was someone who people could count on. it's these qualities that made heath such an incredible sheriff's deputy. at a press conference last thursday, adams county sherif