let's just read this description of jeb's pot use at andover. this is from peter, a classmate of his. >> blake, who taught you how to hold your hits better? >> unfortunately for me jeb bush was not there. >> which presidential candidate taught you how to hold your hits better? >> i think rand paul would be a good teacher. but he's bringing up this idea of privilege. but rand paul is the son of a congressman and doctor. he's hardly some guy who had to work his way up from the boot straps. but the other big point is that this feels to me more than marijuana. this is rand paul taking a shot at jeb bush, who is the big dog in the establishment lane of the gop primary. tomorrow he's going to be speaking at cpac a very right crowd, the libertarian types tea party. it's like hitting a pinata. i think rand paul doesn't like jeb bush and sees this as an opportunity to score some points with his base. >> luke russert, jeb's brother had maybe the most charming answer when he said when i was young and foolish, i was young and foolish. jeb is not quite the b

brian todd is in andover, massachusetts. is it still snowing there?porter: it is still snowing, anderson. it is starting to taper off. that's the good news. it is going to continue to taper off gradually as we head to midnight. it will probably stop altogether. the temperatures are really dropping significantly. as we just heard. these roads are freezing over more and more every minute pretty much. they're going to be really treacherous as we head into the morning rush hour tomorrow. this snowstorm impacts two rush hours today, to a really significant extent because there was no travel ban. and there was more volume of cars on the road. and frankly, less visibility than we had last week when they were getting two and a half feet of snow. here's another danger anderson. snow on the roofs of houses. take a look at this house in andover. this has about a foot of snow. this roof is fairly steeply sloped, so it's not as bad as some other roofs around here. but pretty dramatic icicles on this roof. officials are concerned about this. they've told us that be

let's go to brian todd in andover, massachusetts.ming down wolf. it has not stopped all day, since after midnight eastern time last night. technically, the volume here is less than it was last week. maybe between 10 and 14 inches total in this storm compared to more than 2 1/2 feet last week. i can tell you that the conditions are worse. they seem to be worse for different reasons. you have freezing temperatures now. this is a particularly dangerous time of the evening, because the roads are starting to freeze. as we switch from the outside camera i will switch to the dash camera. you have emergency vehicles coming in here. the emergency vehicles the plows, snow crews, are having a more difficult time seemingly in this one because there's no place to put the snow after last week. when we switch from the dash come he with will go to the inside camera and hit the road here. another reason why this snow seems to be a little bit more treacherous than last week from our perspective is the question of visibility. as my photo journalist and

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brian todd joins us live near andover, massachusetts. fun fact that's where i went to high school and bill belichick went to high school. it's fitting that you are there today. brian, how is andover coping with all of this snow and ice and awfulness? >> reporter: well john and kate they are coping pretty well but it's tough out here. what we can tell you is even though there's less snow coming down in this particular round than there was last week we had more than two feet in most places in massachusetts last week today 10 to 14 inches. even though it's less there's a lot less visibility out here. visibility is much worse. our photo journalist is going to switch from my camera to the dash camera looking at the front of this vehicle. we're behind a train of snowplows. about five of them. we just talked to several of these guys. they are up against it. they are working long hours. it's really tough. they have to deal with motorists out there. some of whom probably shouldn't be out on the roads. i talked to a state police official who said

in andover, massachusetts, heavy snow collapsing the roof of this barn with horses inside. luckily none of them were hurt. and look at this in colorado. an ambulance having to weave its way through cars stuck in the snow. more than a foot of it there today causing accidents and snarling travel. clayton sandell is in denver. >> reporter: one ripple effect here at the denver airport, cancelled flights. 140 here today. tomorrow, 1,000 flights have already been cancelled. >> reporter: the concern in some areas -- flooding. rain and rising temperatures in memphis leading to flooded streets. and as temperatures drop again, fears of refreezing and black ice. here in monterey -- 21 deaths blamed on the weather here so far. and this is why thousands of people could be without power for up to a week. lines like this weighed down by trees with ice over an inch thick. tom? >> brutal temperatures and now no power. thank you. where is this new winter storm heading? >> big snows across colorado. already in denver another 6 to 12 inches. then going to the plains. cold air in place. the fre

through the wall of the year and they demonstrated to prove that break with the old way but over andover confronting states power in the form of guidance and that is a complete break with the old political culture. the change remains it is a constraint going forward for a coil afford to see how this plays out and i think we're at the beginning of a long and exciting chapter of change in the arab world after half a century and i am very honored to have talked you about this story in name eager to hear your questions. [applause] >> thanks for giving us of fresh and hopeful way to look at what happens i spend a lot of time trying to build political support for the two-state solution and becomes very important to understand what is going on in all these countries with the tendency of these authorities to support the status quo of those in authority and you have challenged that. i will welcome c-span that is covering this and that some point it will be on and you can watch it again. we know they add to our civil discourse, education, unders tanding of what is going on. the microphone is here

i want to go to brian todd in andover, massachusetts. what's it like where you are right now?nifer mentioned, the storm has passed the skies are clear where we are in andover. no flurries left and that's a welcome relief for people in this part of mautchedz, because they've just endured a second round of this as we all know the second round in less than a week. and it's just been devastating. it's impacted two rush hours. and as jennifer mentioned, with the dipping temperatures it's about to impact a third rush hour. the temperatures have frozen the roads already. we'll switch to our dash camera here as we head over interstate 93. we're not on the interstate but just over it here on this overpass. and you can see out our dash cam that the roads are frozen. these temperatures dipped very, very fast. you guys mentioned flash freezing earlier. that is going to be a huge factor again, as we head into the overnight hours and the rush hour. this was a storm that was really only as we know half as big in volume as the last one. the last one dumped about two and a half feet to most pa

comes after former florida governor jeb bush admitted to smoking pot and drinking while he was at andoversing medical marijuana whereas rand paul has called for dramatic changes in drug policy and prison reform. yeah, this -- i think rand paul is absolutely right about. >> oh, he's home run right. this is completely hypocritical. this is a classic example of do as i say, not as i smoke, that whole -- if you think about this, like jeb bush and the double standard that's in play, first of all, i think it's a toxic thing to even introduce that he smoked weed because we've elected a lot of president -- >> oh, yeah, who cares. >> clinton, obama, but rand is right, you know? ken ken yeah. >> i don't think it'll hurt jeb. >> his reason was we'll make florida less family friendly. >> oh, come on. >> not very family friendly to send someone's dad to to prison for this. that's very -- for marijuana. >> substance abuse ended when george w. bush got elected. he got a dui in the '70s, do you know how drunk -- >> really drunk. ken ken i think the legal limit was .25. >> wow, blackout drunk. >> you had

chopper 6 over the scene near 130 near the andover interchange. two were hurt one person died. >>> a woman was rescued when a stairway collapsed around here in the hunting park section. officials say the woman was walking on the stairs when they simply gave way. she was taken tots hospital for minor injuries. the department of licenses and inspections is investigating. >>> the search is on for the shooter who killed a man sitting in his car last night in the tioga nicetown section. police say the victim is a man in his 20s. investigators say he was sitting in his car on the 1500 block of west bullet leisure street when he was shot with an assault rifle. he was taken to temple university hospital where he later died. >>> one man is in custody in connection with the stabbing death of niki minaj tour manager. argued wednesday morning devon picket was killed and his friends was critically injured. one person is in custody. police are searching for two other men. >> both of the party's knew a female that worked at the bar and the argument centered arou

chopper 6 over the scene on 130 near the andover road in cinnaminson. a man was taken to cooper university hospital where he died. two others were hurt. >>> a woman had to be rescued after a stair collapse in philadelphia's hunting park section. it happened in the 3200 block of north phillips street. the woman was walking on the stairs and they gave way. the department of licenses and inspections is investigating. >>> a penn state university fraternity is facing sanctions for alleged hazing. they were suspended in december after the university received a letter alleging that the fraternity members were hazed. they will be permitted limited activities that suspension ends in a week. >>> the lawyer for jerry sandusky is facing legal troubles of his own. he is accused of stealing $535,000 from three former clients. authorities say he used the cash to feed a gambling habit. he said he is ready to take the consequences of 25 theft charges. sandusky was not among the clients he allegedly stole from. >>> happening today, 6 flags great adventure begins its seas

brian todd cnn, andover, massachusetts. >> two deaths of the storms happened north of new york city. the drivers got out to examine the damage and struck and killed by a minivan when that drive lost control on the roadway. one man injured in brooklyn by a manhole explosion. caused by melting snow mixing with salt. new york firefighters say the victim was walking by when the first of two underground explosions launched the manhole cover 50 feet in the air strikes striking him as it fell. he was taken to the hospital. melting snow on long island. roadways flooded there and now it is all frozen into black ice in spots. in western new york snowfall snarling the commute and closing schools and businesses. >> this is a problem all over the northeast. pictures from southern maine. southern maine received more snow than they do in an average year. icy conditions prompted accidents on the roads. cars lost control and slammed into at least four plows. fortunately not serious injuries reported there. pennsylvania the roads forced pittsburgh schools to shutdown on monday. majority of schools ins

and this could reduce the overcrowded andover burdened road transport system by almost 50%. >> this is the fastest train in central africa, and the fast chinese built model definitely big problem from a country that has been trying to shuttle starvation and death, since the famine leer two decades ago. >> and it isn't just the railway, there's construction everywhere most of it backs by chinese investments. mega hydroelectric dams and huge estates. but some worry that the country may be relying too much on china. >> making yourself depend on one country will not be systemic. you have to be very very careful and shut your balance. what matters -- it's your own domestic capacity to generate savings and revenue. >> government officials insist that the country is well within it's means and has been taking imaginable low interest long term loans. >> we are not only taking the loan we are taking the technology our people, our land contractors are working with the chinese so after a short time, we will manage it ourselves. >> they hope that the benefits of this will song trickle down to them.

he smoked marijuana and drank alcohol while at andover and it was common.h is winning praise for some about taking this on but will this become an issue later on? in the 1980s, douglas ginsburg watched his nomination go up in smoke because of college-aged marijuana use. candidates for president since then have been asked about use. bill clinton first told reporters that he never broke laws in the u.s., but thenwhen asked if while a student at oxford if he broke laws there, clinton answered -- >> when i was in england, i experimented with marijuana a time or two. i didn't like it didn't inhale. never tried it again. >> that is a response that became an immediate and enduring punch line. bush liked to clip when i was young and irresponsible, i was young and irresponsible. youth drug use in the context of a presidential campaign is far from unprecedented. knew jeb admitted is this something that rand and other potentials will hammer him on? back with us is joy reid wesley lowery, and republican consultant liz mair. my quick take on this when it comes to winnin

has said a remarkable experience in life where he has, you know, joined the military right out of andover on his birthday, he goes off to war and the story of your dad writing letters back to barb, the story of your dad losing a friend -- >> yeah. >> and it ended up being the first of many letters that he had to send and that you had to send that you never wish you had to send once never mind thousands of times. >> yeah. >> tell us a little bit about that. >> well, first of all you're the guy whispering in my ear second plane's hit the second tower, america's under attack. and, you know, nobody wants to become a wartime president. nobody should hope to want to be a wartime president. but i watched this good man become a great commander in chief because first and foremost, he cared deeply about the troops that served underneath him and their families. which is essential if you end up having to be the commander in chief. and i -- he wrote letters a lot of -- great letter writer. one of my favorite stories in the book, so jenna asked him on his 90th birthday -- you might remember that moment

. >> reporter: in andover, massachusetts, heavy snow collapsing the roof of this barn with horses insidely none of them were hurt. look at this in colorado, an ambulance having to weave its way through cars stuck in the snow. more than a foot of it there causing accidents and snarling travel. the concern in some areas flooding. rain and rising temperatures in memphis leading to flooded streets. as temperatures drop again, fears of refreezing and black ice. here in tennessee, 21 deaths blamed on the weather so far. and this is why thousands of people could be without power for up to a week. lines like this, taken down by trees that snapped under the weight of ice more than an inch thick. linzie janis, abc news, monterrey, tennessee. >>> this morning the largest mall and shopping centers are on alert. that's after new video released, after al shabaab called for attacks on malls in the u.s., canada and britain. it mentions the mall of america in minnesota in particular. no specific plot has been identified. the homeland security wants americans to be vigilant and report anything suspicious.

the boston globe" this weekend in an article about his days at the bush family boarding school in andoveralcohol and smoked marijuana. bush said both of which could have led to expulsion. it was pretty common. notice how jeb bush simply said it was pretty common where he was supposed to say, it was a mistake. he didn't even say he was foolish. he just said it was pretty common. he equated it with alcohol use, which i really admire. i'm so glad he joined those two things. now, the most honest answer ever given to the drug use question came from barack obama, and he gave it long before anyone ever asked him the question. long before we ever saw barack obama give a speech. long before he was running for president. he had written the answer in a book called "dreams for my father." it stands today as the finest literary work ever authored by a president of the united states. the book doesn't contain the whole truth of barack obama's life. books can't do that. but it is by far the most honest and open book and artful book ever written by a president. "i fell back on the couch and lit a cigarett

honors and winning a history prize ironically enough gets awarded to him by a member of the board of andover'sstees namely his father at graduation. >> yeah. i want to clarify in case people didn't read the article he went to mexico, jeb bush did, and he met his wife there. and as soon as he met his wife, he says i fell in love and they have been married 44 years. so is that sobered him up and then he turned it around. so, if you hadn't read it you wouldn't know that narrative. i didn't think the article was unfair. people get hysterical about these things. at this point, you know, if you are not in prison, you can run. i mean, it's pretty much there. if you are in new york state. >> you have a low standard. in new york state you can run while you are in prison. >> that's in virginia, as well. a delegate accused of sex crimes got reelected. >> >> that's just the way it is mr. rove. we have a new bill o'reilly.com poll for you. we list all the republican folks who may run for president that we know of. and we're asking you to select one right now. the results are very interesting. we hope you a

i'm in lowell street in andover, massachusetts.ore than about 70 yards away from your location. technically, although this storm was less volume of snow than last week two, two and a half feet in most areas, this is only supposed to be about 10 to 14 inches you can see all around here it's really much more difficult in a couple of different ways as we come over to this camera i will switch from our photojournalist's camera to our dash camera until he gets in the car, then we will show you what it's like on the interstate just a block away. what really is the problem this week is visibility. you just saw it here. you will see it again. also the volume of vehicles on the road. as i switch from the dash cam, we will get in the vehicle, pull out of this street in just a second and get on interstate 93 which is just about a block down. the problem is there's not a travel ban today. a state police official just told us they only issue travel bans when there's about two and a half or more feet of snow. again, today will not meet that stan

. >> james:this is what it looks like in andover, massachusetts. >> james:you can see all the snow coveringthe roads. >> james:forecasters say flash freezing could create dangerous driving conditions today. >> reporter: places like boston right now is -11 degrees for cat's-eye 17 degrees the satirical temperatures not just today but for the entire week for another loss six unstoppable system pettifog developing this morning our we may see in get dance at times close a to summarize because of the cloud cover not too cold out there in fact miles including san francisco at 56 degrees at this hour 50 in oakland low 50s and san jose will system is in the '50s and '60s and the big question is areas we do see the fall it will live for quickly made so limited daytime heating. if this system as watching at a lucinda and a couple days the entire press about the clouds will increase and a full day's start on thursday most vacation on thursday during the day should be dry or wet looking at that rain to arrive starting in the north eye. will system for days and rainfall totals from the system and that w

it my have been the "post" said i want to write a story about you and andover.as very forthcoming. he said i was irresponsible. but the key part of the story is he goes on a work study program in mexico, meets at the age of 17 his future wife to be and turns around his life. and rather than be almost kicked out because of bad grades he ends up being on the honor roll in his latter years and wins a prize and has been married to the girl he met on that mexican work study program for 44 years. when you have got stuff in your background like this get out and put it in bestway possible then it becomes polled news by the time the election comes out. bill: obama did that in the book he wrote "dreams of my father." you have had five days to think. did you want to add one more thing? >> what happens when you are a teenager doesn't matter unless that same behavior is present in your behavior as an adult. i was young and irresponsible washes it out. bill: mitt romney. what's the impact of him dropping out? >> it makes the field even more fluid and puts up for grabs a lot o