she volunteers at the hall as an explainer.ith more than 300 exhibits, there's a lot to explain to visitors, and saijah is perfectly comfortable talking about science. >> i really feel like there's no excuse for girls not to be involved in science, especially if they love it. i feel like, yeah, they should definitely go into it. it's important. we need more women in science. >> to prove her point, saijah invited me to join her and dr. el-khouri in one of the hall's most popular demonstrations. so, what experiment are we doing today? >> we're actually gonna look at the ideal gas law. >> but first, before we begin, we need to get you a smock, just for safety. >> perfect. matches my shirt. >> it does. so, here's where we're working? >> so, yeah. this is our lab table, right here. so, before we begin our really cool experiment, let's put on our gloves and get our materials and meet right back here. so, now that we have all our materials here, we are going to begin an activity that we have in one of our demonstrations here at the ne

an explainer going on to reporters no doubt to try to get out in front of the bad news of what obamacare apparently does for jobs right here in america. >>> meantime new details on another company hit by hackers. neiman marcus says the data breach may have exposed payment information from transactions at 77 of its 85 stores between july and october of last year. this affecting as many as 1.1 million customers. the company's chief information officer says there's no indication the company's website was affected. authorities busting a big sex trafficking ring in the northeast. the fbi rescuing 16 minors and 50 women between pennsylvania and connecticut on super bowl weekend. authorities say adults and children were brought to the region to be sold as prostitutes. 45 pimps arrested. high-profile events like the big game often become breeding grounds for these types of crimes. >>> coming up on "the real story," a small plane crash kills four members of the same family. eyewitnesss say it could have been much worse. why the pilot is being hailed a hero. >>> stunning allegations against oregon

before you dive into the action you might want an explainer on the physics that makes this game possible that dr. phil kesten who teaches physics at santa clara university joins us to talk about it. thank you for being here. how does it work exactly? i understand it has to do with friction and the ice melting. break it down for us. >> anytime anything slides forward, the front end tends to dip down a little bit. so, it pushes down, the curling stone pushes down a little more on the front than the back on the ice. that causes the ice to melt just a little bit. so, it actually reduces the frection friction on the leading side of the stone and when it's spinning the least amount of friction is on the side toward which it's turning which is the inverse of what you would expect if there weren't melting ice underneath it. >> if you took a glass and turned it upside down and spun it, it would go the other way because the front side is controlling the friction. >> you put together this video with some of your santa clara students to give them a window into what is happening with the sport. what

south korea have even formed a professional sports league but it's a different story in japan an expert explains why he sports have yet to catch on. even though japan has a huge video game market. in japan. when you think things could be again the famous game consoles come to an end to the major city again this was something that made up of your family. it is maybe why he supports and of course all hear hear. the situation is changing here. recently in tournaments and has many teams compete for an expensive high the popularity of these words is growing the vistas in the sportsman you can tell you what happened in history the reason of going head to head in a popular online game teams comprise five please each has a specific role and communication is vital the sports players have come from all over japan in hopes of winning ten thousand dollars. companies sponsored player so they can compete astros internationally. in many sports can squash tournament live on mine. let someone see the action of friends and personal. that means. when i began watching it became the fifth think it was fun. watching

he apologized for comments he made on an employee conference explaining the decision to tweak the 401benefit. the company has to save money in part because "two things happened in two thousand 12. there were distressed babies and we paid $1 million each to make sure the babies were ok. one of the husbands wrote a column in magazine and she wrote the hardest thing to bear has been the whiff of judgment in his statement." we are joined from new york and i know you have been talking with aol. tim armstrong has apologized and reversed the change. >> the company is not really commenting beyond the statements that he made where they apologize to aol and the families of the babies that he singled out. he wanted to cut the other 401(k) benefits. singling out the families is what is rubbing everyone the wrong way. they are responsible for those cuts. that is not really the case as far as aol is concerned. >> the family story is heartbreaking but miraculous if you read her column. her name is diana fay. her husband works for the huffington post. she says the daughter has already overcome more s

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are part of a package of laws that still have to be adopted as a whole hasn't entered through an anchor explained that many investigative journalists fuming the bill would allow the government allow a government minister to decide whether or not a violation of the cure. and then the government would have authority for that type of internet user information without a court order. into blocking the left side again without a court order the bill is completely protect private information dr anything the government being discriminatory in no pain or on suitable for children but many analysts call that will accrue to attempt to get into the heart or what the government could not get into the pot or a built in mobile with judiciary would allow everyone to persecuted enemy so many turkish journalist or up in arms at the hall on freedom of speech and freedom of press laws to protect personal privacy. we are not meant to protect the government from prying eyes. they are meant to protect ordinary individuals then the corruption scandal broke. among the half ago over six thousand police and co accused had be

an article came out explaining that there's an element of snobbery in the salty problems mean and that americans and the rest of world should really step off a little bit and have. to think about what they're doing now can we hold out please anya. that's gone it's gone ok well look it doesn't matter some of the images that are coming out then are the loose screws on my desk now hold this one please this is a good one this was tweeted by a correspondent from the. goggles on iran and he tweeted that he was on the way to the media center in sochi the streets not quite ready yet now if we could roll the next a look at the response he got. and this was a producer from c.n.n. who got in touch and said i work with c.n.n. can we use your photo in the media center permanently in all of our platforms and affiliates they were very happy to show that the media center wasn't the only problem was that the photo was taken in vienna so what we've got is basically i think you know there's a lot of there's a lot of different opinions within the saatchi problems mean that if you can bring up the graphics

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the department and the commission are required to file reports with the mayor's office on an annual basis explaining the benefits and the value added and all the good things that we do. so, i think this marks the third integrated report. the section on the commission was abe lee coordinated by our commission secretary monica fish who is now an expert at putting this document together. it, its content represent item that were chosen by the various commissioners for inclusion in the document as well as a representation of many of the activities that we undertook, including in particular the passage of formal resolutions. and now i'll turn it over to melanie to talk about the much more extensive department report. >> thank you, commissioner wald. so, commissioners, as you've seen, you have this annual report from 2013 and because it's quite detailed, i think it's probably best to see if commissioners have any specific questions about programs that are detailed in the annual report. but in this report you'll see the first full documentation of our biodiversity program and accomplishments. that's one hig

an impact. we will explain. >> and an olympic star is >>> a california teen is eagerly awaiting a response afterg olympic skater gracie gold to his high school prom. these are some of the reasons they would get along. >> you are gorgeous and my mom thinks that i am great. you are an athletic athlete, and i'm an athlete. >> he makes the kconvincing speech, and she did not give a answer, but she said that the individu video melted her heart. >>> are these yo-yoing temperatures doing a number on the nose? doctors say that the changes temperatures can do a number on the body in general. and for your health, the transition from winter to spring may be affecting you, and we are joined by our favorite allergist here, and many of us notice the running noses and especially 30 degrees and then 60 degrees, and what is happening in my nose? >> well, in your nose in particular, it is like a physics l lab. you are wired funny called the vasorhinitis, and what happens is the signal from the brain is sent to the nose and profusely and quickly if there are extreme change s changes in the temperatures we are havi

rhiannon carter explains why. >> an unusual scene in fairfax on presidents' day. working lots at schools across the county are packed. >> [inaudible] the students are back in class to make up one of the eight snow days they had. the county only had three days on the calendar. the students are now making up time to meet their 180 days or 990 hours of instructional time required by virginia state law. one senior says he does not mind hitting the books on a holiday. >> the roads are clear so it makes sense it would not be bad to do this. elementary schools across the county, it's a longer make up day. school is a full day instead of the usual monday half-day. some parents believe it is better than sending the students to school in june. >> [inaudible] fairfax students, students were taken -- their three-day weekend was taken away. students will be back in class in april for a teacher workday and one day has already been added to the end of the school year. if there are more snow days, they will keep adding onto those days in june. you, police standoff has come to a p

san francisco and i don't feel the department reflects that and i wanted to give you an opportunity, chief, to explain to me what's happening in that regard. >> supervisor breed, thank you for that question. the calls respond to are medical related, but most of the medical calls, you get a whole bunch of resources from the department. we adopted in 1997 with the merger of the paramedic. and that's the way to go in an urban setting. having said that, when there is someone that calls 9 11 we're disstached ambulances. i think it was under stated in the audit in terms of the cross over amount of times -- firefighters just aren't fighting firing. you're gleten yins and trucks whether it's a car accident. that's medical. but you need the resources. so i don't want to down play the amount of cross that exist related to ems and fire. probably for a larger discussion and maybe an especially rat -- in 2008, the state of california had indicated that they thought the san francisco exclusive operating area, the way we provided medical services had changed in manner and scope. since that time, i have and the depar

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i urge you to look at 24 or an explanation how to explain the traffic back up. it's important to have this. thank you >> mr. robins you care to comment. >> thank you jerry robins of the sustainable streets. we feel this is adequate proposal that there is a very wide lane on eastbound grove street approaching polk street and the gentleman's concern could be addressed even if the right turn lane is removed >> and further i noticed there toronto is correct from polk to larkin it's blocked when their events at the bill graham but in this case, the turn lane could be used. the main emphasis is we have reserveable bows on this right turn lane this proposal is aimed at making that intersection much safer to cross and this has been vetted with the muni in terms of the 21 grove so i think it's a good proposal >> mr. rogers motion? >> second. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? you guys have it secretary boomer. >> okay item presentation and discussion of the fiscal 2014-2015 and 2015-2016 and possible changes to fairs and a fees and charges and possible revenue sources and

he's also an ally of explaining this to be really interesting. but it is risen i've read the list of candidates for the next day my kids. each one of them has a small mark on their reputation. the candidates but feels like to know the customer i should have the chops to the top spot parliament is expected to make a final decision on the main topic into a national unity government a stance day. additional developments coming in. was on the news wires victory and a coke which has declared that decisions by ukraine's parliament are huge issues that esteban to some of the world is the second recording purporting to be off the turkish prime minister discussing fraudulent dealings with his son has appeared online in the new recording budget i've heard it when it's supposed to be telling his son to refuse an offer on a business deal. the latest claims come as our twins government pushes through new legislation restricting the dj shriek. even as graft allegations gripped his inner circle cup and has more. a new recording the court said the ongoing take h

in the space of a few days and it has drawn widespread condemnation as artie's lucic half an hour now explains well animal lovers around the globe are outraged by a danish zoo's announcement that it may put down another giraffe this comes just days after the copenhagen zoo's decision to euthanize eighteen month old maurice thousands of people had signed a petition to keep him alive although he wasn't sick the copenhagen zoo said that it needed to put mario's down to prevent inbreeding well now another dinner zoo this one in julian's park is tentatively making plans to euthanize a seven year old giraffe which by coincidence is also named now a lot of people quite upset by this news went viral on the internet but the developments do highlight the seldom seen practice of just how zoos get rid of animals that they'd. i don't want or need the copenhagen zoo insisted that it was doing the right thing when it killed the giraffe dissecting him in front of children and then feeding them to lions as for why well they say it's all part of an effort to control inbreeding and to educate visitors according

and from super powers to super power, how to win an olympic gold medal. we'll explain to you that at that level it is all in your head. also, hackers have broken into banks and big box chains, but could they really bring down the entire power grid of a country? or attack the u.s. government? we will find out. but first, here's my take. i've sometimes been described as a centrist and i freely admit to believing neither side of the political spectrum has a monopoly on wisdom or virtue but sometimes reality points firmly in one direction. watching the machinations in washington over the last two weeks, it is now impossible to talk about how both political parties are to blame for the country's gridlock. consider what just happened on immigration. now, a majority of americans support granting citizenship to illegal immigrants as well as enhanced border controls. the leadership of the republican party in both houses of congress talked about a comprehensive reform package that would create a lengthy waiting time for citizenship, 13 years, and couple this with tougher enforce

not to feed mayors they cited her for two misdemeanors in december and even showed her an educational video explainingthat beating bearers is just plain dangerous but the elderly woman kept leaving at seventeen to eighteen bowls of food claiming that the barrels would stone our way if she didn't feed them also man was arrested last wednesday and is also being charged with resisting arrest jail time will certainly be no picnic. for the eighty one year old she's being held without bond until her court hearing in march now no word on whether the bears were angry about being fed dog food rather than jars of honey that's going to do it for now fluid stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america or check out our website or to dot com slash usa and over to follow me on twitter to find out what i'm doing when i'm not bring you today's top stories at my going underscore lopez have a great night. and you're the moment. you.

feed the bears they said to her for two misdemeanors in december and even showed her an educational video explainingthat feeding bears causes them to become a little too comfortable with humans which is dangerous for both species before a fish and wildlife commission says one bear had even one was forced to be euthanized as a result of musselman feeding but the elderly woman kept it kept leaving out seventeen to eighteen bowls of food claiming that the bears would starve if she didn't feed them well someone was arrested last wednesday and is also being charged with resisting arrest jail time will certainly be no picnic for the eighty one year old she's being held without bond until her court hearing in march when boom bust is up next on r.t.e. aaron age joins me now for a quick preview and what have you got for us thanks maggie now coming up on boom bust financial trends forecaster gerald celente joins me live on today's show plus ed harris and i discussed a dubious deal for canada to buy u.s. land in order to build a cross border bridge is the deal even legal we'll tell you coming up stay tuned so

an explanation. robert heilbroner explains.x was the first economist really to conceive of a self-generated cycle in which good times produced eventual bad times, and the bad times produced good times. he had a theory of the business cycle, a very complicated theory, in which good times produced their own contradictions-- tensions is a good word-- which eventually brought the thing to a climax. the bad times, in turn, produced their own healing properties. businesses would go under, wages would go down, business would be for sale very cheap. the stage was set for a turnaround. marx had predicted these recurring cycles of boom and bust. as the economy of 1921 gasped, marx's followers were quick to point out the failure of capitalism. were they right? not according to an economist who was forming his own theory. his name was joseph schumpeter. marx looked at the bust side and forecast destruction. schumpeter looked at the boom side and called it regeneration. schumpeter came and preached the belief that capitalisism was by its na

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anyway our final thing on the "hot list" today, we did an explainer on market corrections.t mean? well it's 10% below. there's a lot of nuance involved in a correction. and there's a lot of difference between that and a bear market capitulation, all the other things. we lay it all out there. if it's confusing you, go to the website and check it out. those are my three burners. >> i think it's fascinating. i often think about it as 10%. but it's not the case actually. >> it's not exactly 10%. it's not like the market says we hit the 10% level. markets get sloppy sometimes, right? >> and so does the website. thank you, allen. great to see you this afternoon. here's what i wonder. is it almost like the old reagan line about a recession and a depression, like a -- how would you describe a correction? >> i've had this fight with a number of our clients. and i get angry with people on tv who say we haven't had a 10% correction in however long. there were concerns about greece in 2012. the s&p sold off 9.94%. is that not sufficient to meet the level of a correction? i don't agree

an ars state representative explains how this bill came about. >> one of the reasons this bill came to you had a photographer in a different state being sued, because the photographer would not officiate or take pictures at a gay wedding. being involved in an action, a gay marriage that your religion says it wrong, that's a substantial burden. because you're deeply involved in the ceremony. if that same gay couple came in for a passport photo there is not a substantial burden upon your religion and you could not use this law to do that. >> arizona is not the only state to take up legislation widely seen as singling out gay people, and same-sex couples in particular. so-called religious freedom bills have been proposed in all of these states you're seeing highlighted right here on the map. though arizona's plan is the only one that has actually passed the legislature. let's talk to wendy murphy, a former professor at boston and wind, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> help us understand both sides of the coin. how would a business owner say, my religion doesn't allow me to dos with

official left to explain an bare raszing leaked conversation about ukraine and europe. >> i'm paul bebant the winter olympics in sochi. cost overruns and scandal will take second place to the pageantry. >> even in the plane, new york was pulling us down. and i had a great time. >> ringo remembers the day the fab fouring landed in america and beatle mania took off. ♪ >>> hello, the people of [ inaudible ] are finally starting to get the help they are waiting for, after months of shelling reduced the syrian city to ceasefire. aid should start arriving on saturday. here is the latest. >> reporter: these are some of the most war-weary residents of holmes. they have been trapped in the rebel-held city without regular access to food or medicine and have come under near daily shelling. their evacuation is part of the surprise deal brokered between the go and the opposition by the united nations. according to state tv they have been used as human shields by what it called terrorists. but it's estimated around 2500 residents remain under siege. it has been a key battleground in the uprising again

the federal law is supposed to do, as he has done, he is in dangerous territory and has an obligation to explain basis and i join in senator grassly plea. i don't think the president will do it. >> where has he run afoul of federal law? >> june of 2012. he was concerned that hispanics might vote for rit romney he said all illegal immigrants could be deported f. you do abc or d, i will not deport you. >> they are inconsistent with the statute. that is rewriting federal law which he does not have the opportunity to do it. >> you think if you challenged they could win on that point? >> that is the insidious nature of this, bill. it is difficult to find the right person to challenge. it surely an individual who benefitted by his attempts to change the law would not challenge it. they benefitted it. only someone who is harmed and ready to be the next citizen or lawful resident bumped by the illegals because the president changed the law. that person might be in a position to challenge. >> you can understand grassly's position and frustration? >> yes, this justice department has argued that it is lega

operators of a nuclear plant near tokyo have come up with an un usual step in a bid to restart its operations they plan to explain safety measures to local governments before they apply for approval at the national level. officials with japan atomic power companies say they hope to reach an agreement with leaders of eleven local governments as soon as next week. they include the village then posts the token number two nuclear plant. the agreement will require the company to outline safety measures to local governments before it applies to the nuclear regulation authority for safety screening. japan atomic power officials would also pledged to get support from six local governments near kochi. analysts say the agreement will give local governments a stronger voice in improving nuclear plants nearly one million people within thirty km of the token facility would have to leave their homes if a series of serious accident occurred i eye. thailand's election commission says the government can use a portion of its budget to pay farmers for bryce purchased her controversial program but the amount of money falls far short

economic analyst richard gill explains. some say annomist, like a cynic, knows the price of everything and the value of nothing. economists, when they measure gnp and its growth over time, tend to concentrate on goods and services that had market prices, numbers that can be added, subtracted, and multiplied. the more intangible benefits and costs of growth, however much they affect our economic welfare, are much harder to assess. it isn't just an economist's problem. we all have different evaluations of the desirablity or undesirability of economic growth. some people genuinely like the buzz and bustle of a growing economy. others prefer stability and tranquility. who is to say which preference is correct? still, these gnp numbers tell a remarkable story. the curve of real u.s. gnp has fluctuated, but basically, it has ascended dramatically over the past century. the total production of goods and services rose 20 times or more during this period. what has this meant to us? more pollution, noise, congestion, anxiety. all these and more,

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investigation, parents struggle to explain to their children how something so terrible could happen to their music teacher. >> have to be realistic and say every now and then lst an odd ball thing that happens and can't explain it. >> reporter: the second woman who was shot, she was hit in the skparm we're told she's going to be okay. she was able to go to a neighbor's house and get help. as for the gunman, he's described as an elderly white male. he's balding with gray hair and a beard. reporting live, megan mcgrath, news 4. >>> fire crews are investigating what may have caused an overnight fire in northeast d.c. flames damaged the building on lincoln road northeast not far from rhode island avenue. no one was hurt. >>> the doors of a popular grocery store in northwest washington will not be open today. the safeway on piney branch avenue shut down last night after inspectors found evidence of mice. richard jordan has more on what's happening will today as they keep the doors closed so people will not be infected by anything that mice might have brought in. >> reporter: this is the safeway on georgia avenue. right now they are waiting on health inspectors to come

speaking to an italian newspaper, he did not explain how he and the jury found her guilty of killing her roommate. the decision of her ex-boyfriend not to testify hurt their case. they were convicted of murder back in 2009, acquitted in a second trial. experts are divided on whether amanda knox could be extradited if the new conviction is upheld. a snowy owl hit a bus thursday morning remains in stable condition tonight. bird.ook x-rays of the the work is complete. the test may not be done until monday. they are trying to determine if the alcan safely be put under in the xia. is receivingowl pain medication, and about x, and fluids. one day away from the biggest sporting event of the year, super bowl xlviii will prove to be one of the most closely secured in history as federal, state, and local authorities work to keep everyone safe. we find out how. eyes from the sky as f-16's and helicopters fly overhead. in the waters near midlife stadium, state police boat on patrol. outside the stadium, swat teams search for bombs and weapons of mass destruction. challenge like no other. tens of

>> miss have a lot of questions for the man calling a "person of interest" and hoping he can explain an amber alert which turned out to be a false alarm. >>blyization roy mccamey was picked up for questioning but will not say if he is the suspect in the surveillance video. it is believed he shoplifted from the safeway in oakland and carjacked a man and 13-year-old girl. police say the three knew each other and it turns out the girl is an adult. police are looking for her but they had no choice they say but to assume the worse and call for the amber alert. >> it would be a negligent and a failure on law enforcement part if we did not take that information and move it forward in the proper fashion. >>> the amber alert was canceled yesterday. ones say mccamey was seen hang out at the safeway. the suspect stole steak and lobster and was armed with a knife. >> danger. danger. danger. >> video surfaced on social media showing bart police officers tasering a passenger with the circumstances unknown that led up to the accident. the video was up loaded january 30. we are working or more informat

twenty eleven so it's been three years now and no one has been able to come up with an alternative hypothesis to explain the features so h two o. in liquid form a sign of that could you drink at. you could probably drink it but i wouldn't i wouldn't hurt that much so. if it was water it's probably very salty. just so you know what a pure water. it would probably not be stable on the surface of mars so if you are water it's probably going to be very salty. so i don't blame you for not wanting to drink at one ask you one of the first men to step on the moon buzz aldrin is on a mission to get the first human on mars and he was here at a conference not too long ago i caught up with him mr aldrin and asked what his vision is for mars here's what he had to say a growing permanent group people arrive there knowing that they're going to spend the rest of their lives and they've been trained as a team to do that with the right of these different the cheapness. so very very ambitious outlook for life on mars are and having it and even starting a civilization there i mean what do you think is the new discovery mor

and we talked an entomologist that explain that folks in other countries eat more than just cricketsime out of necessity including this item. >> sometimes they like flash fry them in a wok, sometimes they boil them to get all the hair off, then gobble them up, sometimes they roast them over a fire. >> reporter: colorado entomologist maryann hamilton says folks in 13 countries eat bugs for protein. >> we eat bugs because we have bugs that are milled into our flour that the food and drug administration can't control. >> reporter: most cinnamon, chocolate and cereal have invert brat legs, wings and parts. >> these are pretty dry. good to follow them up with -- >> reporter: that's pretty good. >> -- a beer. >> reporter: patrick crowley buys crickets raised for consumption from a farm in louisiana, then bakes them. >> we take those crickets and mill them down into a flour. >> reporter: a protein-dense source of energy for these bars that come in a variety of flavors. first friends thought he was nuts but now he's busier than ever. folks are curious. >> people are unaware of the unsustaina

which explains what took place in very simplistic terms. and the extent to which the whole accost was an organic product of german society as it existed at that time meanwhile there is there is also a in my view a very serious problem in which. victims are. recognized all those are tonight a complete just one example. people understand the whole cost as being the gas of a right terrible crime many many people died in the gas up of the stories of the gas ovens are not made up they are facts history. that said most of the troops were murdered in the whole of cos they were worked to death they were shot with guns they were they were destroyed in they were starved to death they were destroyed in other ways so what that means is here in western culture we get this idea of oh whole costs each equals gas so it's. these other means of destroying whole societies they are somehow not recognised as actually being crimes because ever since then professor communications american university really appreciate it thank you coming up a break on the big business of world war two and its impact on survivor

explains. >> in 1610, an english sea captain bound for jamestown, virginia, was blown off course.n a bay to the north. he named the area after a local baron, lord de la warr, or, as we say today, delaware. delaware is a small state with a big history. it was the first colony to fly the 13-star american flag during the revolution. it was also the first state to ratify the new u.s. constitution. >> and that's why delaware has the first seat in congress whenever there is an inaugural address and things like that. it's seen as a place of honor because they were the first state to sign the constitution. >> the flag proudly features the motto "liberty and independence" beneath the state seal. other symbols reflect the importance of shipping, agriculture, the delaware river, and the defense of freedom. and there's one more important image. >> in delaware, they chose to use the image of the diamond because when thomas jefferson visited delaware, he thought it was a diamond of a state. he called it "the little diamond". >> with "flag facts", i'm brandon. >> it first became a film, then a h

>> reporter: right now looks like a minor event, maybe an inch or so. let me explain, cold air months in, 20s in the midwest. if you have been outside at all this morning, you have been feeling the brisk northwest winds gusting to 30 miles per hour. we have cleared out nicely here but we are watching the jet stream coming down this way from the west northwest. first ones are going to move in here, starting tomorrow. in fact, here we are by midnight, all is quiet, we are going to watch another system with a couple of flurries but more clouds around for tuesday. with temperatures around 40, even if we get a few flakes, they are going to melt on contact. the big concern is going to be for tuesday night into wednesday morning. clouds thicken up. notice the areas of light snow and snow showers, they can put a little snow down. by 9:30 wednesday this thing has already passed us. this is why i'm not horribly concerned. you look at the snow totals here between tomorrow night and wednesday, we are talking half an inch, an inch. maybe 1.2. this is not a lot, the problem is the

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