that the mine in northern alberta is good for every canadian.says it works closely with first nations all across the country. >> our industry is proud of the positive relationships we have with canada's aboriginal people. first nations are neighbors, collaborators, business partners, and i would represent in many cases friends. ♪ >> all of the shows were sold out. the tour passed its fund-raising goals. whatever industry and government might say that will enbolden the activists. ♪ >>> well heavy snow is coming down right now across the east coast right across i-80 in pennsylvania, a slow go. no change in the pattern across the country. we continue to deal with alberta clippers tracking across the midwest. and out west dry dry dry, they need the rain, but not a cloud this the sky out there. but as i said, again, going to be another dry day. again, temperatures are well above where they should be at this time of the year in los angeles at 78. back to you del. >> jalelah thank you very much. >>> incredible images from an avalanche in colorado. one

all that cold air out of canada bringing alberta clipper after alberta clipper. right now we're on the heels of a storm that pushed across the region yesterday and another one is coming across the ohio valley now. going to push into western portions of pennsylvania in the next couple of hours and also on its way to the i-95 corridor. that chilly air is continuing to push towards the south. we have really chili temperatures on the way. we're talking about temperatures around the freezing mark as we head into tonight, and the wind not helping it at all. the winds gust around 20 miles per hour in new york city right now. it feels like 3 degrees. morgan doesn't like the cold and i don't either. we have blizzard warnings in effect across portions of north dakota and down into iowa. it's making it even chillier with the winds blowing around 29 miles per hour in rapid city. it will create blizzard-like conditions with blowing and drifting snow reducing visibility later on today making travel possibly very hazardous. you need to be careful along i-94 and i-90. look at th

billing address has to be in washington state, oregon, idaho, montana, hawaii or british columbia, alberta. cal cal is missing from that. you are out of luck if if you are here unless you hit the scalpers market. now we found things tamer today as fans of the 49ers and panthers did breakfast and football with one another. >> the green's sports bar is normally a popular hang out for panthers fan. and one ordered quice. i thought they would appreciate it. they love me here. they love me here. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but once they kicked it off it was all about the pigskin. each play was greeted with both cheers and grownses. the early morning hours are dangerous time for resident neighborhoods just east of n jose's downtown. that's the time firefightery an arsonist has chosen to s houses on fire. there have been about a dozen suspicio fires there in less than a . kpix5's don knapp is in sane where residents are organizg to defend themselves. don. the attacks come in the ear morning darkness... in a relatively small area of to. and where homes may have stf outside that;s easy to burn be abl

this was an alberta clipper.and really, it pushed around parts of the midwest to the east as we get closer in, there it is. it is? washington, 6:00 in the morning, and new york, 10:00, and now it has extended all the way up to new hampshire and main main. you can see the dark blue lines indicating where it is right now. it's hugging the coast inland, but we have seen impressive accumulations. look at where it is so far. new jersey, 11.6 inches, and northeast philadelphia, 10 and a half. and lindonhurst new york t.3. the northern end,a inches already. and so the rest of the night looks like this. we'll see a lot of snow on the coast and a lot of warnings in place, and what that means, snow accumulations of 6 inches or more, and up to cape cod, it's the snow and the wind, and we have blizzard situations in place. now, that snow is going to continue on tuesday for the rest of the evening, and as we go toward wednesday, we finally get an improvement in the snow. we're only talking about parts of maine and the great l

. >> coming out of alberta, why we call them alberta clippers. goa minus 17°.we are going to -- fargo minus 17°. as john said, we'll see big problems. if you are traveling across most of the coastal regions, particularly, tomorrow, the warnings are out, the dark blues indicate the winter storm warnings. we even have blizzard watches for cape cod because the blizzard warnings are expected to be so strong. we are surprised how this has actually turned out. they have increased the numbers as the day has progressed. eastern part of long island, ten to 14 inches of snow. going down into delaware as well as maryland, across the northeast for massachusetts it's going to feel more like a blizzard because the storm just off the coast is going to bring those winds up. tomorrow morning this is what it feels like: new york 8 degrees and the temperature is not going to get any better, not until saturday john that we finally get above freezing. >> all right, kevin thank you. two people died in an explosion in omaha, more than a dozen people were injured. part of the building

it is a plan to transport oil from alberta, canada to refineries here in the united states.administration to kill the deal. that led to american limbo and now they are planning a pipeline to take the same oil to british colombia and ship to asia. dan springer has more from seattle. >> crude oil is concerned. canada waits for no country no matter how wealthy or friendly. the key stone pipeline stuck in limo. they gave thumbs up to a pipe line designed to carry more than half million to from the tar sands of alberta to ships on the colombia coast and final destination is to asia. and now the oil industry is attacking the obama administration. >> it is taking longer to win approval of the co stone pipeline than world war ii and longer than building the transcontinental rail rod. >> they received it more than five years ago. the 1700 mile project would and u.s. imports about half of the crew it uses. and the decision will be made after consideration of the full range of issues including environmental and economic and safety issues and energy security and compliance with relevant

we have an alberta clipper tracking in from the north, and it's bringing the cold air with it. it feels like minus 5 in chicago right now, and temperatures will continue to plummet. we see the snow pushing through ohio into western portions of pennsylvania, and the snow is going to be heavy later on in the day we could see anywhere from three to six inches of know. the snow making it's way towards the east coast. we'll see a coating to an inch but i'm telling you it will be chilly as we track through the next couple of days. but tuesday into wednesday temperatures are going to plummet. back to you, morgan. >> thank you very much. >>> they wait a lifetime to ride these waves. sometimes they're more than 40 feet tall. the surfers come to the northern california coast and then they ride what they call the best surfing on the planet. >> they say it's the mt. everest for surfers and a select few of the bravest congregate at mavericks. hawai'i may be the obvious destination for surfers, but it's the coast of california that coast some of the biggest, dangerous and potentially lethal

. >> hello again, this morning we are looking at alberta clippers making their way across from canada to the great lakes, pushing to the eastern sea bored. you can see the areas of low pressure, bringing fast-moving snow showers. we are concerned as we go towards tuesday, we'll see a bit of activity, talking anywhere from virgin to massachusetts. highway 95 will be a mess, and the metro airports will have delay, if not cancellations. here towards the north-west we are looking at a different high pressure. you can tell, because you see the clouds going up to vancouver and down to wyoming, leaving this area cloud free. we expect a high of 45 degrees, down to salt lake city and 41. for seattle showers may come into the forecast. highs of 50. down towards california, there's a lot of problems with a low humidity and heat across the regions. some of the fires are contained. doesn't look like we'll see rain in the forecast. temperatures warm at 82. look at the 80s - tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday. it's not until saturday we get back into the '70s. clear across texas. dallas, no rain i

across the north central plains we have an alberta clipper swinging through snowing in ohio and pennsylvania. by the end of the day i think areas will generally pick up one to three inches of snow. across portions of michigan, three to six inches of snow. winds are dusting up to 25 mph. that snow is on the way to the northeast. >> meanwhile history is being made at glen's can't torrr indi. for the first time a girl's choir is performing because historically the cathedral's choirs have always been men or boys. but they decided to break the traditional that has extended over 1,000 years. "techknow" is up next. for news, check us out on www.aljazeera.com. >> hello and welcome. i'm phil torrez, here to talk about innovations that are going to change lives. we're testing the intersection of hardware and humanity. rax is a neuroscientist. she has the invocation of bamboo and carbon. mar inkta davidson is a biologist specializing in

they are going to develop the oil sands in alberta. they are talking about if we don't build a keystone then they will put a pipeline into british columbia. and the point is if the united states doesn't refine it then the chinese will. and that dove stales with the state department's preliminariry findings. >> am i correct in my memory that the president was waiting for this report to make some kind of final decision? >> this is one of those issues that could define president obama's presidency. because you are yesesling with creating jobs for americans which is terribly important. on the other hand, environmental impact. they have actually recommended and are now diverting the direction of this to avoid a major aquifer. but the point is, if the pipe were built and it was leaked would it cause environmental damage for farmers in the midwest. that is the kind of issue we are up against. it is now going to dovetail with the midterm elections which are coming up. and there is severe pressure with some democrats saying to president obama p

usually alberta, not always and they will ride this northwest flow. normally they are fast movers with a good upper level support. and you always want to usher in the colder air, which is the case with the colder air tonight with the clipper that went on through with a few snow showers this afternoon and another clipper on monday. they are stacked up. 17 in rockville and 17 in reston and fairfax and those are the actual temperatures. 20 in college park and 20 down towards la platta and waldorf, but feels like 5 in leesburg and frederick. already feels like it is one below in hagerstown. already feels 14 below out towards oakland. another clipper on saturday. finally, all right, we'll break it down. the teens to start. 19 even by 11:00 and 21 is the sunshine. the next three days, they could coat the ground. it's not a big deal though and cold again on sunday. next seven days, we're looking at temperatures breaking the freezing mark again on monday and then very cold on tuesday and wednesday as we will be back struggling to get to 20s and then we're in

the alberta resident started feeling symptoms on his plane ride back from beijing and stressed it was an individual case. >> the individual was hospitalized and passed away on january 3rd. >> reporter: they believe avian flu risk to americans is low. that virus is found in poultry in parts of asia and africa. community health officers here say they are more concerned about the h1n1 swine flu virus now sweeping through the bay area, and the most at risk are those that have not had their flu shots. >> we're talking about the healthy 20, 30-year-olds who feel they're invincible who don't think they need the flu shot and they say they got it once and it made me immune or i got sick from the nu shot so they don't take it again. >> are they at risk. >> they have a lot of interactions with other people, don't practice good hand hygiene so they're spreading the virus. >> reporter: this is the same strain of 2009. it hit china so hard the government screened people coming into the country and quarantined people with temperatures. a woman in her 40s has already died here from h1n1. >> we've had

. >> another alberta clipper is ushering cool temperatures and wind right now. dry across the southwest alls across the south central plains into the southeast where the winds are coming in. it feels like a comfortable day in new orleans reaching a high of 57 degrees and that warmer air will continue to push in the portions of the rest of southeast. across the north central plains we had quite a bit of snow, and that continues to make its way into the northeast as well. we'll continue to deal with a couple of snow showers across portions of unstate new york and new hampshire and vermont and a bit of rain on the coast. on the backside of the system the temperatures continue plummet, we're at 31 and the winds are gusting at 36 mph right now. we're not looking at a lot of snow covering sierra, and in california 2013 was the dryest year on record. the weather is not helping at all we have a ridge of high pressure in control here. this will be the pattern for the next several weeks. the winds around that high flowing clockwise and ushering those gusting santa anna wi

of oil a day from alberta, canada to the u.s. gulf coast. supporters said the project would reduce oil imports from unstable nations and create jobs at home. opponents warn against potential damage to the environment and doubt if any long-term jobs would be created. amanda and knocks--knox says she is frightened is added after again been found guilty of the murder of her roommate in italy. this was the third trial for knox and her former boyfriend were convicted of murdering meredith kercher back in 2009 acquitted in 2011. knox returned to seattle after her acquittal and was not in italy when yesterday's verdict was handed down. she was sentenced to more than 20 years in prison. the final decision on whether to extradite knox to italy will rest with the state department. federal prosecutors will seek the de--death penalty against one of the man accused of masterminding the boston marathon bombings. prosecutors say, dzokhar tsarnaev and his brother tamerlan, planted two homemade bombs near the finish line of the marathon killing three people

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the burglary happened on alberta way, 10:30 in the morning and 12:30 p.m. the suspect broke a glass door in the back of the home, stole an estimated $100,000 worth of valuables. the house has an alarm system but was not on at the time. >>> looking for two men who broke into a belmont home, despite this security camera and a barking dog. investigators say the suspects broke into a home near ralston middle school friday. police released a portion of the video. homeowners said the suspects were in the house two to three minutes and took small things they could carry, like laptops, iphones and juliry. both suspects described as black males, late teens to early 20s. first wearing a red beanie, maroon hoodie, black nike shoes with pink highlights and the second wearing a black beanie, sweatshirt with the phrase "new jack" dar jek jeans and basketb shoes. >>> police in the south bay need help tracking down this brazen bank robber. the thief hit five banks in last two months, three in milpitas two in san jose. the latest at a comerica branch in milpitas monday. des

become america 10th national park in 1910 and borders the canadian provinces of british columbia and albertathe national park covers some of the most pristine habitat found anywhere on earth. on average about two million people per year visit glacier national park, but only a small percentage leave their cars to explore their emerald green lakes, alpine hillsides, and see glaciers incredible wild life up close. today were going to show you why this is so much more than a drie through park, by showing you some hikes that anyone could do even if you only have a little time and with a little extra effort you can see a side of this wilderness most pass right on by. the closest city and airport to glacier national park is in kalispell montana. the rocky mountains that shape the park rise majestically just east of kalispell. after a short 30 minute drive we hit the gate to glacier national park near lake mcdonald. this is the start to the famous going to the sun road that crosses through the park and make sible.of . as the road climbs up impossible roads and cliff mountains the grandeur of glacier

they're alberta clippers. they come down from canada.nd of in a weather pattern where just a series of them are going to keep swinging on through, each one of them bringing a certain amount of snow. and i say certain amount because each one, depending on how far south the tracks and whether or not it intersects with the ocean, like we saw just a few days ago, will depend on how much snow you're going to be getting out of these systems. either way, each one will reinforce that cold air. that's the concern moving forward. so, this pattern's really here to stay, and cold air in the east, out west, big dome of high pressure and record-breaking heat. so, really kind of huge contrast as you look across the country, guys. >> bummer. that's all i can say is it's cold and it's going to stick around for a long time. indra petersons, thank you so much. >>> now to breaking news overnight. a new audio message purportedly from al qaeda leader ayman al zawahiri, calling for an end to the infighting between rebel groups in syria. this as the assad regim

the analysis of the proposed alberta-to-texas pipeline expected to conclude. the project would pose little risk to the environment. president obama has opposed the pipeline but promised last summer he could get on board if the project does not contribute to carbon pollution. >> the president facing a huge amount of pressure from the left in his own party to oppose this, but no one knows which way he's going to go here, so that will be very interesting to see. >>> meanwhile, could now be the time for significant immigration reform? washington is waking up this morning to a new blueprint unveiled by republican house leaders on thursday. the plan, which includes providing legal status for 11 million undocumented workers, was reportedly met with sharp criticism from rank and file in the house, some who reportedly said they don't want to deal with this in an election year. still, some democrats, most of whom favor a path to citizenship, not just legal status, do see this as a possible new jumping off point for negotiations. >> some republican senators have said how

> just looks cold. >>> slick, slippery conditions in central ohio, the first of three fast-moving albertaeady dropping 2 to 4 inches of snow around columbus. there is more snow in the forecast for today and tomorrow with temperatures falling down to the teens. >>> and a different kind of dusting in frontier county, nebraska. >> yikes! >> check out this dust storm, taking visibility to near zero. i'll have to look to see if this is near the nebraska sand hills. there's all these sand dunes in nebraska. look at the debris, the dirt whipping past the camera. wind gusts topping 60 miles an hour. beautiful country out there, really beautiful country, but not right then. >> not so much in a dust storm. what you can see. >> not right then. >>> there's a lot going on for the weekend. indra petersons has the forecast. >> one of the benefits of living in new york city where nothing comes at you with the tall buildings, nothing blows at us. we'll be talking about the exact same system that caused the conditions in the dakotas and nebraska yesterday. that's now pushed farther to the east, today bring

out of canada, is our latest alberta clipper.h snow falling right now across portions of wisconsin, down into illinois where later in the day we could see anywhere from one to three inches of snow back towards pittsburgh, pennsylvania, and d.c. i think you will be spared this time around. >> they are were accept vated for 60 years, and now they are finally back together side by side. it's the first time the pair has been seen together in decades. van go painted them in 1888 as a house gift for fellow artist. together they are worth nearly $200 million. thanks for watching al jazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. "the stream" is next. and you can check us out throughout the day at aljazeera.com.

as a matter of fact, no change in the pattern we have in alberta clipper making its way across the midwestight now heading into the northeast, and this is going to bring snow across portions of new york, on into the white and green mountains of new hampshire. also back in to vermont. across the southwest, still dry, looking at plenty of sunshine here that you the course of the day. check out temperatures. morgan doesn't like the cold. neither do i. los angeles looking nice and toasty at 81 degrees at this time of the year, we should be around 65. luckily winds have died down tremendously. looking at exceptional levels of drought across california. >> high-pressure system looking to go stay in control here through the day. luckily the winds are dying down. morgan? back to you. >> thanks, jalila, 400 pounds of dynamite. >> that's what it took for official to demolish an apartment building until greenville, south carolina. there it goes to 14 story building crumbled into a cloud of white smoke after officials evacuated everyone within 600 square feet. the building is slated to be rebuilt as b

it would bring 830,000 barrels of heavier crude oil per day from alberta, canada to the gulf coast. >> we want to replace that diminishing supply of crude with ample supplies of crude from canada. same kind of oil, just from a different place. so that's why we support the northern leg of keystone to bring that oil all the way down to the gulf coast where the refining capacity exists to process it. but canadians are getting impatient with the u.s., saying recently that president obama has punted on the issue. secretary kerry saying last week that the u.s. won't be pushed into making a decision. at stake, however, tens of thousands of jobs to which the administration cannot turn a blind eye. >> the vast majority of people in this area support it. not only does it guarantee jobs, but it also is vital to our national security. >> hopefully it should bring quite a few jobs. we need jobs around here. >> reporter: whether or not the northern leg of the keystone pipeline gets approval from washington, the industry says that oil will get where it needs to go whether it's by truck, by barge, by

generate over a thousand jobs and 1.5 billion dollars, staunching the exodus of workers west to alberta's oil sands. >> to have that kind of revenue inflow and that kind of potential, it would have a dramatic impact on the province. in fact, on the studies we looked at just a few weeks ago indicates that shale gas development could actually double the economic growth rates in the province. >> three years later these were the images from new brunswick flashing across canadian television screens. royal canadian mounted police guns trained on first nations people, police cars sent up in flames. >> we seized a number of firearms from the encampments at the protest site. we also found explosive devices, a large amount of ammunition, knives, and bear spray. several shots were fired from within the encampment. molotov style explosives were thrown at police, and six rcmp vehicles were destroyed by fire. >> fault lines has traveled to the province of new brunswick on canada's east coast to find out what went wrong, and ask how it could be set right. >> when southwestern's subsidiary, swn resources

outages out here the good news this will taper off but then as the keepers off this next system in alberta clipper comes in from the norfolk is to bring widespread still fought on some gusty winds across the lakes here and then fall behind that another blast of this artic air they'll be coming in irenaeus and toddled minus four three or higher on your friday but by saturday and sunday it's going to feel more like martinez seventeen minus eighteen for the high temperature below was will be getting much colder than that that is really to be the case here. across much of the eastern half of the americas. meanwhile as we look over towards europe though we have another system actually coming into the british dolls that bring us some rain showers for now to move more towards low countries in this and still fall wide spread of knowledge could be about five centimeters there to france and then as is does push these and other more potent system will be making its way into the forecast by early next week to keep an eye out for for the time being though across another training we also looking at some

alberta clipper here swinging across the ohio valley, and it's on its way to the i-95 corridor. if you trafr there, take it easy out there today. snow pushes into western portions of pennsylvania into upstate new york in the next couple of hours. we'll see that snow push through the new york state throughway, so be careful on the roads. winds blowing around here around 14 miles per hour in cleveland, but when you factor in the wind with the cold, it makes it feel chillier. it feels 3 degrees in new york city despite the fact they have sunshine out there. blizzard warnings are in effect across north and south dakota in iowa and western pourings of minnesota. be careful on the roadways. these winds are already cranking up quite a bit in the windy city, right about 14 miles per hour blowing and drifting snow along i-94 and i-90. take it easy today. another thing to note is the cool air can be very dangerous. in fargo it feels like 11 below zero right now. very cold weather out there. that snow is going to continue to push south and east. now, this is the trend just as it was very c

bill mckibben has pointed out the this this carbon store in alberta is one of the water just chunks of carbon on earth and one of the dirtiest and. you know that it's game over for the planet with the whole thing is is dug up and turned into into oil and or something resembling oil and then refined and we and the bizarre part about it is you know these refineries that the koch brothers and others own down on the gulf coast we keep the poisons from the refining process we get the cancers we get the polluted air and then we ship the diesel fuel and gasoline off to mexico or england or china or you know someplace else i mean is that right. and how is that conservative why are the republicans like all over the us. larry in vancouver b.c. hey larry thanks for calling you want to talk about a national popular vote. cocked your comment i really appreciate your show thank you. for your question i want to know. any effort to reform congress critter. gerrymandered. there is no serious free effort in answer that i can answer very quickly. in terms. of poker your record being a national presidenti

health officials there say the alberta resident started feeling symptoms on his plane ride back fromolated case. >> the symptoms worsened and the individual is hospitalized and died january 3. >> reporter: the cdc believes avian flu risk to americans is low. that virus is primarily found in poultry in parts of asiana and africa. san francisco's asian population go back and forth to china. but health officials are now more concerned about the h1n1 swine flu sweeping through the bay area and most at risk are those

cannot event canada get crude oil and natural gas from alberta to british columbia.ayor, i respect property rights, and nobody wants something that will burst. are staying with us. our thanks to phil mattingly. coming up next, do cities need tax incentives for businesses and jobs? ♪ president obama .et with a big group of ceo's there are nearly 4 million americans who have not found a job for at least six months and longer. here with us is the former houston mayor bill white. unemployment is something you had to tackle through your three terms as mayor in houston. has a relatively low unemployment rate, 5.5%. how is the city been able to do that? has it been because of the energy industry? >> you start with a strong community, affordability. at where we had long- term unemployed, the toughest issue i confronted as mayor is what to do with people are first offenders. they have a record, and they don't have all the skills when they get out there i. if the only people willing to offer them a job are the old gang they used to run with, they will be back in jail again. it

what george is dealing with is just the typical alberta clipper.ry impressive. we have to get a moisture source. that's what's expected to happen. then we're going to start seeing some of these large numbers. we're talking about a foot of snow right out towards the cape. 6 to ten 10 for philly and even d.c. so there's that low. notice by 10:00, 11:00 this morning, d.c. starting to see that snow, 11:00, 12:00 out towards new york city. hangs out throughout the entire day for many of you. not really until about 11:00 tonight does it exit out of the d.c. area. new york city, 6:00 a.m. tomorrow, still talking about the snow. finally exiting out of new york city. and all the way through tomorrow exiting out toward new england. those winds are going to intensify. any snow on the ground, that's going to be blowing around. that visibility is going to be very poor out there. a lot of delays just thanks to the wind alone. it's cold, it's snowing, the temperatures well below were normal. d.c. looking at a high of 36 today. in through tomorrow, it gets colder

at least one suspect entered the home on the 300 block of alberta way by breaking a rear glass door with. the suspect stole various items including coins and jewelry from the master bedroom and upstairs office then fled through the front door. an alarm system is installed at the home, however, it was not turned on before the burglary. police in the south bay are seeking the public's help in identifying a bank robber. these are surveillance photos of the person police say is responsible for robbing five banks since early november. two of the robberies were in san jose and one was in milpitas. the most recent robbery occurred monday. police say the suspect originally just passed a note and showed a handgun. however.that suspect is now making threats surveillance photos suggest the suspect is african american, and between 20 and 30 years old. the suspect is anywhere from 5 foot 4 to 5 foot 7 inches tall and wears a black wig and dark sunglasses. while the suspect appears to be female, authorities aren't so sure.as they have gotten conflicting reports from tellers. police are hoping rewards

. >>> health officials say the person who died was from albert is alberta and most people who have deed of the virus have come in close contact with infected birds. >>> they suspended operations of a foster farms chicken plant in central california because it was infested with cockroaches. they took action after seeing cockroaches inside that plant in livingston. foster farms said they treated the facility yesterday afternoon and they are hoping to reopen soon once they are given the clearance by the agricultural department. and they are one of three connected to at salmonella outbreak. >> the company took action immediately upon learning of any of concerns. >>> a cyclist is recovering from broken bones and a concussion after being hit in san francisco francisco. testimony happened and the bicyclist was at fault and the latest is just a crash involving one pedestrian. one bicyclist was killed a block away and there have been several accidents involving paidians in upup for the think the -- unfortunately sometimes it is a car sometimes it is a pedestrian. >> the driver is cooperating and

the one that we see is an alberta clipper, it's more familiar combing out of parts of canada moving across the great lakes and dumps a lot of snow here across the north-east. that is what we are seeing in over 24 hours of snow that is being dumped here along the air. especially the major cities, this is what we see. this is our radar, and where you see the darker blues, in the darker blues that is where the heaviest snow is falling. this will continue all night long in tomorrow. we have seen this in terms of accumulation, new jersey, 1.5 inches, north-east philadelphia saw 10.5 inches, drexel hill 4.4. linden hurst and long island. 6.3. i didn't put it on here. the northern part of central park saw 5 inches of snow. we'll see the snow through the next 18 hours. one effect - by tomorrow morning there'll be a lot of people stuck that can't get to work from the high whiches. back to you. >> hope he gets a hat if he goes outside. >> we'll talk about the prospects of piece in syria, what could be an important step forward as key players sit down to talk. could it lead to a breakthrough. big stu

from alberta to the coast of british columbia where it most likely will be shipped to asia.ion blacked for foot-on the pipeline as this oil might go overseas. dan springer live in seattle with a look at that. >> reporter: jon, what is perfectly clear canada is not just waiting around waiting for the u.s. to approve the keystone xl pipeline. producers in canada will get massive amount of oil in oil sands to market one way or the other. keystone has been in limbo over five years. that is how long the u.s. state department has been studying the project. it has to approve the pipeline because it would cross a u.s. border. but while environmental review drags on a whole new pipeline from alberta to the british columbia coast has been developed, reviewed and now approved by canada's energy board. it is waiting afinal approval by prime minister stephen harper. >> this oil is going to be produced the question is is it going to asia to benefit their people or will it come to its largest trading partner in this case the united states to benefit our people, to employ americans? >> repo

it's difficult to forecast because it's an alberta clipper. it has to draw in moisture from the atlantic at the end of the event to get what we're hoping for in snow amounts. capital beltway right now, route 50, route 7, route 15, all getting covered up in the snow right now. there's a little hole in the snow back across the southern parts of the shenandoah valley. there's more back here. this area of low pressure and snow in west virginia and kentucky now as it dives for the virginia capes, it will try to tap that virginia moisture. we'll remain cautiously optimistic. they will be measuring snow in the inches, not the millimeters. full force winter, everybody. winter storm is arriving now. most everybody has seen their first snowflakes. the chances of washington getting at least two inches of snow, 90%. at least four inches of snow, 60% and only a 20% chance of six inches or more. it will have severe travel impacts, no doubt about that. if we can get the snow to heavy up a little bit, we could get as much as an inch per hour. that will make t

as we go to where we can see the aurora borealize, canada and parts of saskatchewan and alberta, you have a fair chance of seeing it. it's a good chance of seeing it show up in parts of montana. it looks like clouds in the east preventing a chance of seeing the aurora show up. what will show up is mountain snow for the west. a big storm moving in is bringing in warnings. let's start out with how strong the winds will be. extreme wind event bringing gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour across washington, organ, idaho and montana. >> 50 years after president lyndon johnson started his war on poverty, a pledge from barack obama promising to help poorest areas with five promise zones, san antonioio, philadelphia, southeastern ken talky and the choctaw nation in arizona. the goals are to tackle poverty, access to affordable housing and improve public safety. mike viqueira has more from the white house. >> really, since the regan administration, and the anniversary that we observed, the 50th anniversary of the war on poverty. go back through the researchers. the zones, the tax credits. they are a

a canadian has died in alberta after traveling from beijing. he was infected with h5n1 bird flu. it rarely passes from person to person, but health officials said they were tracking everyone down who came into contact with the traveler to be certain of that. that strain has been slowly spreading and worrying health experts for more than a decade. now we know there has been a death in north america. >>> the lawyer for jahi mcmath's family says she has now had a tracheostomy and feeding tube since saturday night. she's getting the treatment the family wanted her to receive last month when she suffered a heart attack and was declared brain dead following a tonsils surgery. the family says the tracheotomy and feeding tube took place at a new facility. doctors are confident that her condition has stabilized and that her health is improving from when she was taken from children's hospital. neither dolan nor the family will say where jahi ising treated. >>> a kidnapping of an antioch girl is facing a long list of charges. he admitted to abducting the 7-year-old last friday. she was safe

what we're really concerned about is this next alberta clipper. can see this area of snow coming across illinois. that is going so quickly that it is going to be tomorrow that we'll really be concerned about it. we have seen a couple of light snow showers, not a ton of accumulation. but the storm is looking to show we have warnings out in effect to parts of virginia. these kick off at about noontime tomorrow, go all the way through to wednesday. and you can notice this really right here along the eastern seaboard, but we have some fairly bright spots, and that's where we will seeing the biggest cumulation. 6 to 10 rear in the western part of long island. when you get around the city it could be between 2 and 6 inches of snow. of course that will cause major havoc at the airports. john? >> kevin thank you. more accusations against governor chris christie. his team now accused of holding back disaster relief funds from hurricane sandy victims. plus you go to the library, you expect books. that's so yesterday. the lay bare of the future is next. cons

richelle, this is a repeating pattern we are seeing across the northern plains and the northeast, albertalippers they tend to push out of canada very quickly. you can it growing over the -- see it growing over the northeast. as it grows we'll see quite a few problems growing tomorrow. quite a few snow showers pushing through the region. this is what we're looking in the region, the forecast models have been increasing the amounts we are going osee. first of all, in the fuschia color, the purple color, up towards rhode island, maryland, new jersey, that could be a big problem. anywhere near the i-95 corridor that could be a problem. you can see it gets six to ten inches here just to the eastern side of brooklyn but then around new york we're looking to see 2 to 6 but that could be more. as the storm pushes through we expect to see the winds increase and blow a lot of that snow around so we could see drifting going around as well as low visibility. travel is going to be painful. >> kevin, thank you so much. after three years and millions of miles the european space probe is awake and workin

the latest alberta clipper tracking in. it will rain snow across portions of the north-east.s of now snow across portions of illinois, and ohio, where it's getting chilly. minneapolis 23 degrees, chicago 19. on the back side of the systems the winds are howling, up to 25 miles per hour in rapid city. 32 in omaha. it feels chillier than it is. snow pushing across the north-east. right around albany, sarah cues and the snow making its way across the white and greenmount ans and vermont. we could use snow across the west. in addition to the sunshine we are looking at a warm up across portions of the south-west, temperatures around 83 degrees in los angeles today. 66 in san francisco, looking cool and comfortable. low relative humidity culminating in the sun shine. the firethreat across portions of australia. we are looking at at inferno burning. high pressure in control so it's dry and sunny. low relative community. 50,000 acres burnt to the ground. one person has died. it's a major threat to wildlife across much of the continent. you can see the massive inferno blazing across t

in washington, oregon, montana, idaho, alaska, hawaii, canadian provinces of british columbia and alberta. in other words, if you are from the city by the bay, stay away. anyway, a similar thing is happening in denver. the broncos who will play the patriots and are only selling tickets to people named rocky. actually, people living in the rocky mountain region which i am told doesn't include new england. sports store. sports story. where do i start? wow, sandra. >> probably with the girl, right? >> you are probably more sport ethan anybody. >> no, i was just going to say because i am a girl i am not equal to you men. if anyone is tuning in i am referencing an earlier segment. i am not really meaning this. clarify for me. is this because the 49er fans happen to be a little bit different? >> i don't know. >> or is this just to keep out the crowd and try to create -- >> they are letting all of these other people in except the fans. i think they are worried about violence or cheap wine. >> so it is a violence thing. interesting strategy. i think it sucks for the fans. >> it does. buck you see

. >> reporter: canada's government says the rock star ask gone, the mine in northern alberta is goodanadian. the oil industry says it works closely with first nations all across the country. >> our industry is proud of the long positive relationships we have with canada's aboriginal people. they are our neighbors, collaborators, business partners, and i would represent in many cases friends. ♪ southern man -- >> reporter: all of neil young's shows were sold out. whatever industry and government right say, that will em-bolden the activists. >>> time for a look at sport now, here is jo. >> thank you very much, steven. a player has been knocked out of the australian open have a dramatic battle. the three-time winning champion went in on a 28-match winning streak. on the other hand his opponent has lost 14 straight matches to him. but tuesday saw the swiss flip the tables on his rival. it took four hours for him to close out the match two sets to one, winning a decided 9 games to 7. [ cheers ] >> it was very tough, but this year i came back. it's a new year. i was playing really good. i

. >>> the first ever reported death from bird flu in north america, a canadian died in alberta aftering home from beijing infected with the virus. the virus wearily passes person-to-person but when it does, 60 percent of people infected will die. >>> protests plan to cigarette the new chairman of the federal communications commission when he visited the bay area. tom wheeler grabbed headlines when he supported allowing airline passengers to use cell phones in flight. groups like the california brain tumor association and stop smart meters believe he is unfit to head the fcc saying he has a conflict of interest because of the past job as a lonist -- lobbyist for cell phone carriers. >> we will update you on the huge warehouse first burning in san jose right now. >> we will take you to the silicon valley auto show and how this year is standing out. >>> there is that fire in southeast flames still clearly visible shooting out of the we roof. there is mist on the water in hopes of getting it under control with an update ahead. there are delays on 101 because of the fire and you will have

we talk about the alberta cl clipper, and when you have a clipper, you need it to go south of the d.c. metro area to get the snow, and that is what it does. it goes down south of the roanoke area, and you can see it going from the washington to the philadelphia area, and then strengthens moving off of the coast, and classic nor'easter situation, where this moves out, and then you have the for the east winds, and we will have that too and that is when the snow will break out. tomorrow afternoon, it is going to be snowing big time. if you are thinking that you have to go the work, tomorrow afternoon's rush hour is a lot of problems a as result of the snow that with we have across the e region. by 11:00, it is going to move out, and it is going to move out by 11:00 at night, and that is when the cold sets in, and then wednesday, the windy and the cold conditions move in. and so we are in for a lot of mess here sh, and that is what are thinking of the snow cornered here. and 2 to 4 down to the south. and notice the plus here, because some areas could get up to five inches from the south t

you both have been talking about alberta there was this idea of a happy little war that they had not experienced war in this kind of way before. ultimately you're talking about the allies, about the lesser allies having some sort of control. i was wondering, is there any comparison to be made with the neocons who held sort of create a drumbeat for war? >> well,. [laughter] >> actually, i think you would have a lot to say about it too. >> to you want to go first, i don't know. >> you know my opinion. they're already set their lifelong. that said, that's all of going to say. >> well, i do think those who have not fought in a war can idealize it. you know, you have no got a leader, a generation that has gone to war. we had up until kennedy and nixon or even george bush sr., people who had experienced were first and then had a very different attitude. some of the generals, often much less. but they know it will cost and how difficult it is to do. and that you think you have among the neocons. you get it among the canadian government. a lot of talk of war. and i just think we should be ca