for example, at arcadia it's very difficult for local merchants to sell park passes. i may be wrong, but i believe it's impossible to buy park passes online so we've actually had visitors say, we'd like to pay but we don't know where or how. i would hope and urge you to have the park service visit the whole question of fees how they're collected, bring it into the 21st century in terms of online sales swipe cards at access points. because it would be a shame to be cutting park service and not doing maintenance if in fact you've got customers, if you will who aren't paying and perhaps would even like to be paying. >> i'll quickly say that the director of the park service has revis ted the fees charged in a number of parks. they've been static for a number of years. >> well let the record show i'm not necessarily recommending a fee increase, i'm brave but i'm not stupid. but i am suggesting methodology for collecting fees, because i think -- my impression from working with these issues is, there are a lot of fees that are already in place that aren't being collected. an

as the low begins to move out, the breeze will tail off. 12 up in truckee 36 arcadia.ntinues to make its plunge. chicago four below. st. louis 5. atlanta 38. 48 down to new orleans. the windchill is the big factor again. 21 below in chicago. 30 below green bay. there is a good look at that system as it finally moves. it's heading off to the four corners. it will give them fits. that really won't kick in until tomorrow. today gusts 25-30 miles an hour. a few showers south. warmer weather but the lows are going to be cold next couple of mornings. a chilly morning. sunny and windy at times. wind advisory north and east bay hills. by this afternoon most of the breeze should be getting to wane if you will. 60s and 70s on the temps. northerly breeze is a warm one for some. but a lot of 60s in here. and oakland can maintain a low north and northeast. everyone else 60s and cold tuesday and wednesday morning. increasing clouds from the north on friday. >> again we will take whatever. >>> 5:49 is time right now. honoring the worst of hollywood. the movies and actors give awards

big old mug from arcadia university. >> thank you arcadia. >> 7:30.o do we have that now we are at 3 degrees now, snow on the way. >> correct. we did not tie our record. it doesn't look like we are going to. we are wrappedly running out of time for that to happen. we have another chance on thursday and friday. >> record is three on thursday, one for friday. both of those mornings will be arctic cold again. >> it will be cold. >> yes. >> we have to be excited about something. >> we have nothing else. >> so, we will show you bus stop buddy. he is not going to school today but good example of how to dress. you can always see him blowing that cold air on us. fifteen to 35 below zero is what it feels like outside. dangerous wind chills, frostbite danger and you have to feel for those fire fighters working outside this morning, with all of the fires we have had for this monday morning, just brutal out there. so our number of the day is two. our temperature is, three, in philadelphia, we are still under the the wind chill advisory this morning and it feels l

they represent the major victory for the iranian backed revel and arcadia.ow they have taken a big hit. >> the situation as you referenced in your opening here is too volatile to be on the ground now. that's not about american leadership that's about the situation on the ground and concerns about the future of yemen for the nem my-- yemeni people. >> he continues to look at this as kunter terrorism effort when in fact there's a war underway and we are in the midst of it. the president tied his own hands and want to die histie his hands even further with the operation he set up here. >> the debate comes as he asks for a new authorization of force. the terrorist army has seen the town offal baghdadi mere nearby with hundreds training the iraqi army. they down-play any immediate threats but the gains under scores the limitation of the ability of the u.s. air war to protect force while it would be a blank check foreground troops whatever his policy is or isn't it is not working now in the middle east. >> thank you, leland. that brings us to look who is talking.

the arcadia of the masculine man john wayne guy hanging out, living in a log cabin, that falls apart when you get around the reality that we live near each other and we can spread stuff. >> and we are only as safe and as healthy of our weakest member. >> we are stuck with each other. it is like having a bad roommate. >> having had bad roommates, i can tell you. >> there is an attractiveness there, but there is just no way around it. we are stuck with each other. that's a fundamental premise of living in a society and that's that. >> i think a lot of folks were reassured that folks like mitch mcconnell who came out and said as a victim of polio myself i'm a big fan of vaccinations, there's been pretty broad agreement in establishment republican circles that vaccinations are a good idea. in many cases, these folks are citing scientific fact. the republican party has been lately a party that doesn't like getting into science too much on big issues whether it is ebola and the president's lack of a travel ban or global warming and climate change where the refrain is i'm not a scientist, b

west at mountain view. 27 in truckee. 50 in arcadia. 55 monterey to 58 down in san diego.w impact of this will be just to the east of us but it's a colder low and i think it will settle over parts of the bay area by saturday. sun and then clouds. and then everything moves in tonight turning cloudy friday night into saturday is a main day for us. 27 in truckee. 37 blue canyon. winter weather advise i have starts at 1:00 today. 5-10 inches of snow and lower snow levels. much lower. i think below 4,000 by saturday night into early sunday. sun and clouds. cooler and breezy. the winds are picking up here. 50s and 60s out of the upper 60s and 70s. it will be a significant drop. we are okay in the morning but this afternoon we are cloud it up. tomorrow all bets are off. i think there could be pretty good downpours. >> we'll light up the fireplace and enjoy it. >>> there may be some people who say who in the world is ronald palmer. that guy. >> i had to ask our director kent. >> the greatest speaking voice. >> and famous back in? >> 30s. >> british actor, incredible guy. >> famous

but 35 arcadia. that is cold for them. not as brutally cold but still cold two below.hicago. three in cleveland. a little bit better for pittsburgh and cincinnati. here is the weather maker. this will cause all sorts of issues with snow and freezing rain. winter storm warnings are south if you get the rain. that will travel to the deep south and into the carolinas and into the ohio valley anita will be a big mess. there is a spin in the atmosphere. our next system will come right down out of the north. again these are -- don't hold as much moisture but i think we will get a lot of cloud cover. low clouds, cool, sunny and mild. mild to warm inrabid. upper 60s to low 70s. coast and bay coming down a little bit. more low 60s to mid 60s. oakland will not be 70 degrees as they were yesterday. mostly sunny but the low cloud deck on the move here. we will start to cloud it up as the system drops in on friday into saturday. we will get a little bit of a breezy cooler pattern. >> thank you, steve. >>> time is 5:21. right now there is an important space walk going on to maintain

that fog is burning off. 25 up in truckee. 40s from arcadia to monterey. bakersfield 47.and over she goes. high pressure a mountain of it was building in. that will send everything to the north. cool and chilly mornings and warming up. today is that day where we begin to see temperatures bump up into the upper 60s and 70s and get even warmer. mid 70s thursday and friday and probably saturday. just a patch or two of fog. there is not much there. clear, chilly lows. over all temperatures in the 70s as they begin to warm up and they will stay warm. these are above average and they will continue to be way above average. possible records friday and saturday as we see mid to upper 70s. only high clouds would be the only bug a boo. very quiet here. arctic air. brutally cold. >> and summer weather here or spring it gets kind of warm. >> allergies are bad. >> yes, they are. >>> 6:21 is the time right now. it wasn't the usual practice for the golden state warriors. the well deserved break for the nba's best team ahead of their final game. >> but first a hard to find smart phone in

will be a blustery, cooler day especially as we head toward saturday and sunday. 27 truckee. 50 in arcadia. there is a little bit with that system even though it's still a ways away. colder low moves in later today. for the morning not bad. cool 40s and 50s. and then clouds popping later on as the low drops into california. saturday is the main day. by sunday we will be on the colder drier side. 27 truckee. 37 blue canyon. winter weather advisories start at 1:00 today. 5-10 inches of snow is possible but below that i think around 4,000 feet by saturday afternoon and evening. there is a lot of cold air. sun and clouds. cooler and breezy. the wind does pick up. 50s and 60s. not that 70 we had. there is some areas that will be upper 50s a or low 60s. clouds, rain, possible thundershowers and snow in the mountains. windy and cooler. >> so pam will have to find a heavy coat. >> i would grab it on the weekend. big change from last. >> not the raincoat necessarily. >> maybe. >> i'll have it all ready. >>> 6:20 is the time. white, gold, blue and black. a lot of people care it is the question light

arcadia at 36. news isn't the colder temps anymore, it's the next system coming out of texas. you can see the snow ons go as it goes into arkansas and fine line between freezing rain and drizzle. and also denver is zeroing in on the snowiest february ever. the record is 22 inches. 3-8 expected today. a lot of changes here. just not for us. our system from the north looks like a pretty good change. low clouds. cool, sunny, mild. a little cooler coast and bay. low 60s. upper 60s to low 70s for some inland. fog on the increase. >> travel everies should be braced. >> i think there will be delays in the deep south. >> i was just looking at this guys website. he has 133 orders. i said could you cover all of lake tahoe. >> was this guy out of boston? >> yes. >> they have 100 inches of snow. >> haven't they had three months worth in a weekend or something? >> most of it came in the last month. >> wow. >> okay, steve. >>> sometime now 6:21. toyota has begun full scale production of the first commercial fuel

and -- and when it goes relentless it can stack up with a lot of rain. 56 in arcadia. these are warm systems. 47 monterey. 54-55. it's just cold. i mean new york city 19 but then you throw in the windchill 7 miles an hour. chicago 17. they just keep getting snow and snow. buddy of mine sent me a picture nine inches of snow in my driveway. there will be some really hefty dutiy totals up on the north coast. after that it will really tail off and not make it until sunday. it will still be well above average on these temps here. gilroy 74 degrees. partly cloudy tomorrow. and cloud it up. rain on the north bay. rain and wind on friday. it looks like a mixture on saturday and the system i like is on sunday. that will allow more cooler air behind it. >> okay. a decent amount of rain. >> could be. could be a lot. >>> time is 6:51. well the world champion new england patriots are back home in massachusetts after winning the super bowl. the fans were out. they braved the snow and cold last night welcoming the patriots back home to gillette stadium. the victory parade was suppose

i want to know about arcadia health care. >> i think substance abuse and behavioral unfortunately is a very big growth market, and those guys are real players. a terrific story. let's go to phyllis in new jersey. phyllis? >> caller: hi jim. it's a pleasure to speak with you. an entertainer extraordinaire. >> thank you very much. >> caller: i've had a longtime stake in viacom and would appreciate on your thoughts to buy, sell hold. >> i'm going to have to say don't buy. time warner just put up a great number today. a beautiful number. jeff bukis just delivers and delivers. so why do we have to be in someone who does not deliver? make the swap. let's go to scott in wisconsin. scott? >> caller: hello, jim. i really appreciate your show. >> thank you. >> caller: i've been watching boeing for a couple of months now waiting for it to drop down to the bottom of its trading range. now after its big jump up do you foresee it dropping back? >> no. i think jim mcinerney delivered an amazing quarter. we were saying listen, you got defense together. got the dream liner right. got the tanker con t

we're on arcadia road now. you can see it looks like they had maybe one pass from a plow here.t's not quite as deep as the snow on the grass but still completely snow covered. it's fluffy snow but it is so cold out here that it is compacting down. if you go down a little bit closer to the road surface, this right here is very very slippery. and you can see that we're not seeing any pavement at all. if you look over here this is copley avenue. it looks like a plow has gone through a couple of times over there. that's in a little bit better shape. seeing a little bit of pavement but still a lot of piling up snow. you can see with the tire tracks went through. but that piles up the snow on the side. treacherous conditions especially here in the neighborhoods. cold temperatures. we've been out and about talk position people this morning asking them the conditions they've encountered. they say it hasn't been that great. >> i thought they would have this cleaned, but no i'm not surprised. i've been doing this for over 40 years. >> a lot of packing of the snow. it makes it real slippe

on the right-hand side, you see arcadia, one of the bronze sculptures from the fair was exhibited the edgard walters in 1915 in which yuchl randolph hearst acquired for san simian. soon after the fair, phoebe hearst died. she died in the influenza epidemic that swept not just across america but the entire world after the first world war. in april of 1919, william randolph hearst found himself the inheriter of the fortune. george hearst died in 1891 and the mining money reverted to phoebe. he found himself the inheriter of a vast cattle ranch in san simian which grew with the land acquisitions combined to over a quarter million acres. and one of her employees overheard hearst walk into an office and announce, ms. morgan, i've grown tired of camping in san simian. no more tents. i'm getting a little old for that. i'm thinking of building a little something. the same employee said and within a month, they were going on the grand scale. actually the only scale to which william randolph hearst was accustomed. he was thinking of a california bungalow a simple house. but it soon evolved to a

top 10ng made it to the in arcadia's rankings, coming in at number eight. city is often dismissed as offersn jungle, but it the greatest accessible green space of all the cities in asia, according to the survey. hong kong also scored well in education and life expectancy, as well as being seen as one of the best places to do business. however, there's poor work-life balance. workers here -- work hours here are 20% longer than the global average. we will have more on the sustainability of asian cities when we are joined by the company behind the report. we will speak to graham kenan. those of you watching in sydney, that is 11:40 this morning. coming up next, helping clients dodge millions of dollars in taxes -- the allegations facing hsbc coming up after the short break. ♪ >> it is the first trading day of the week here in hong kong. a live look as we all get ready ofget act to work, and many us are already doing that. it is 7:30 in hong kong. we are 30 minutes away from the open of trading in japan and south korea. you are watching "first up." ♪ unit alleg

according to research from arcadia it is likely to be in europe the most sustainable city.d out more after the break. >>> welcome back. angela merkel is set to meet president obama in washington today in a bid to secure a peace plan for ukraine. it comes ahead of crunch talks on wednesday between germany, france ukraine, and russia. however, president putin cast doubt on the summit saying it will only go ahead if a number of points are agreed on at first. u.s. secretary of state spoke exclusively to nbc's meet the press where he was asked how soon the u.s. would be providing more security assistance to ukraine. >> i have no doubt that additional assistance of economic kind and other kind will be going to ukraine. and we do so understanding that there is no military solution. the solution is a political diplomatic one with president putin has to make the decision to take an off ramp and we have to make it clear we're absolutely committed to the sovereignty and integrity of ukraine. no matter what. >> hadly joining us from brussels. are leaders supportive of u.s. military sup

chairman of the arcadia group on the sidelines of the show and asked him about speculation of a bhs sale>> it's going to be a mixture. compilation of both. >> can you actually sell it though? can anyone turn it into a success or have -- have customers that used to buy bhs have they literally died? where are they? >> the business isn't that bad. to be honest we probably lost a bit of focus ourselves. yeah we have seven brands. in fact i think now we sort of interestingly the last two or three weeks since we've made a decision now everybody is focussed on it we're saying saying should we keep it? you know, everybody now energized into what we could do. we'll see. >> so philip green at london fashion week. let's have a look at what u.s. futures are doing. we expect a negative open in the u.s. despite the fact that european markets are pretty strong today. in fact, we have broader european markets pushing to around seven-year high. the dax at the fresh high. it was up about 1.7% but the german expectations was coming in for a fourth month of expansion did come in slightly below expectations.

there could be very hefty totals. 27 in truckee. 49 monterey, to 56 arcadia. a very warm system. of cloud cover in the morning. some fog at clearlake. had a couple of reports on that. thursday's system will begin to give a lot of cloud cover as we see today and tomorrow those transition days. these are warm systems. snow level will be high. rain develops, heaviest to the north. it will linger into saturday but it may take a while to get areas to the south. this is just one projection from one forecast model flex seven days, 12 plus del north humbled county. south of that 2.5. an. mostly cloudy, mild to warm. partly sunny to the south bay. even with the cloud cover, these are well above average temperatures. no sign of cold air. we do look for a mix of high clouds, partly sunny, partly cloudies. that takes us and we'll go rain thursday to the north and for everybody on friday, the next system, the one i like is sunday. >> sunday, really? >> yes. it has more cold air with it. >> it's hard to believe it has not rained since coma eve. >> third longest stretch ever. >>> 7:22. a super

i saw upper 30s for arcadia. nationally, another arctic outbreak is about to start come out of the great lakes heading to the northeast. there's two systems that look like they want to play into the northeast weather. bun -- one here. it looks weak but there is another one coming in that may give more snow to new york and boston which can't stop the snow. for us, the higher clouds will give way to mostly sunny skies. tomorrow after patchy morning fog today and tomorrow, it's all systems go for a warmup. pick that up wednesday and thursday. keep it right there. it's a dry pattern. the higher clouds i was walking about on sunday might sneak in here. you can see those coming up. i think most of the that will stay south. keep an eye on that. there's no rain in the forecast in the middle of next week. fog to the north and south. cooler, mostly sunny. higher clouds to the north. mostly sunny south. 60s and 70s on your temperatures. sausalito, 74 to 70 st. helena. 65 petaluma. fairfield, 67. upper 60s. antioch, brentwoo

jim arcadia, president of 4 4dpack.com. and christina, editor in chief of roll call. i'm going to start with christina. is this election going to be a tough enough foreign policy election in part? >> yeah, in some ways. i think it was in 2008 as well. think about the very first distinction between hillary clinton and barack obama when they got on the stage in south carolina in 2007. who would set down and directly have conversations with our biggest enemies. barack obama says yes, i would. that became the biggest flash point in that campaign and it was hillary clinton who was saying barack obama wasn't tough enough. and then fast forward, she becomes his actual global ambassador to carry out his foreign policy. the conversation here is just so bizarre because it's not as if the leader of the united states you're going to have hand to hand combat with somebody. are you ever going to physically instill fear in someone? >> this actually came up. in this discourse aboutist skpis whether or not our president was as powerful and manly as the king of jordan, who was like hey