it's not perfect. we are still in a deficit. this is as good as it will get out of this current situation. i think we should be glad. >> gary, be as good as it gets? >> i think jonas states it a little bit when he says it's essential. it's essential, bus it's the grows that john alludes to that makes politics work. here's the problem, you know, the amount that we're spending vs. what we are taking in is not insubstantial. it's a trillion dollar deficit just in this year alone in this fiscal year and it's mounting as john ashrewds to right up front. so the problem is we have this as part of how everything works. you want to get elected. you got to do favor, et cetera. the only solution can be if there is a balanced bucket amendment. not only about funding, because this will goive the left the opportunity to raise taxes, but a balanced budget amendment if there that somehow casts the overall taxes on the american public. that's the way to get things done. so instead of catfish red farming or whatever john says it was, we can keep that money, ourselves, and spend it as we wish. >> well, keep d

and these are the arguments, as it were. but was there at the beginning as well. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> i'm curious that the agents were carrying out the policies of the president and the secretary of state and the head of the cia and you can define those as anti-zionist or promoting an agenda to make the bulk of this better. or do they support the algerian revolt or the french? >> well, archie roosevelt longworth many other americans in the middle east during world war ii really quite anti-french and identified with the air of independence movement in the french dominated region and he was actually sent home briefly because of his tendency to criticize the french. it was very striking as i was reading his memoirs during world war ii and he had identified with the cause of arab nationalism like them and others during that time. and you also asked about how independent these guys were and i think that they initially have a lot of latitude within the cia and there isn't much expertise about this region and so they had a

is and not as it's pro-trade and the mediocre as detractors of proponents etc yeah i mean people must do their own homework and check it out more thoroughly but i think the point is when people talk about bitcoin being the equivalent of gold i think they are making a great point and here in london we now have a lloyd's of london offering cold storage of bitcoin and sure cold storage gold money dot com is time offering a cold storage service for bitcoin making the equivalency to gold as something with inherent intrinsic value but i want to talk a little bit more about the tech space in general because the last time you were you were on the show reggie you were very excited about google glass now since you came on the show when we asked you about the time the n.s.a. revelations through the snowden reveals have been quite damning for products like google glass and others people are saying i don't want to wear google glass because i'm affectively spying for the n.s.a. so i'm wondering what your current position is on that technology it seems as though you've pivoted into bitcoin from goog

industry as it is insurance industry as it is i think is probably. magic because that's one of the reasons why costs are what they are it's requiring us to have insurance in the first place do you think this is obama's intention you know to increase the health care no there's no payoff there nothing. i think i had my druthers i would shut down the affordable care act tomorrow i think that it's a terrible law and i'm completely against it but i don't think that obama's proposals for it were farias i think this is a different philosophical view of how the world ought to be normative fully then i have and about half of america has it's not about undermining mark it's not about trying to destroy america but it's his philosophy is undermining markets and it is causing problems for america just not intentionally now like you said health care it's a defining economic issue here in the u.s. if we didn't continue with obamacare what alternative would there be there are market proposals out there but they're really hard to transfer to i mean there's ways in wh

personal torch it's as you can see very one of the kind souvenir let me let me have a look at it i mean this this is not light by any means heavy in this respect but yeah it is what two kilos about four actually really yeah you could make your own train that you hold it out that is heavy quite and this is a better record breaking relay for the olympic torch going places it's never been before you were following it which one of the milestones do you think was the last memorable or important i think for me i've been to several going to by car was amazing they took under water into my car so you have the burning flare torches specially made and then passed very impressive on the water and then flew the torch back with with a man with a jet pack on to the on to the show very good video so it was it was a sight to be seen but there was one amazing moment and a real once in a lifetime moment was going with the torch to the north pole you see on t.v. and you read it and then you think wow that must be really must be very interesting never going to go and then this opportunity came up to go on

meanwhile in the ukrainian capital several people have died as anti-government protests turned violent it'sthe fourth consecutive day of protests described as a war zone where rioters face off with police police have torn down barricades blocking central kiev and chasing down rioters artie's peter all of our is in kiev and has more from the ground. well i'm currently stood between independence square and an area in front of the did not miss stadium. a european square where there is a standoff again between rioters and riot police there's a line of fire a wall of fire separating the two that's being set alight by the by the rioters burning tires and thick black acrid smoke separating the two sides there's a steady stream of people moving from independence square over to where the. it's currently it's currently what we're seeing is those people who are coming they're carrying a lot of of rudimentary weapons some have held it some with homemade body although we've seen them carrying the likes of of clubs i am balls bits of paving stone that they've been breaking up there's been a real operatio

proven to be completely ineffective and it's killing sales overseas as a businessman reggie what are your thoughts well if it's completely ineffective and nobody wants it because the post and for that you finance and economics that's the natural course of things. and they say spying has been a constant i think since the birth of jennifer genesis and i say the only difference only delta is that it's been made public you know snowden and stones revelations and you know his revelations weren't much of a revelation you know the specific things that he you know were educational to me but it's not as if i was surprised again the n.s.a. is a spy agency they spy you know and they don't spy if you know if you like them or if they like you you know they strong organizations so i doubt very seriously and i don't have insider trackball musings common sense here not you i doubt very seriously. just pushing on google or just pushing on microsoft any large corporate entity that has access to a large amount of data there and they say has compromised even voluntarily wit

joanne and friends throughout that it's as though its network. it became like family. people who were all there kitty is that the adoption process. so this suggests a familial relationship. wed. the astros and the title is sort of play although as you know it he's been tempted but start with our son's mind and heart would just ruin it for myself umm exactly as it's those sort of like trying to make some and think it's about what it but family is sunday richard action we used to you will or will . finish line there's just a month left before the show went to the city so she starts the ball rolling and talk to the chief organizer about how the city is going to run the games and keep everyone safe. on his losing control of the biggest problems with the city seized by al qaeda militants flooding in from syria. while the u s promises to speed up bro initial deliveries. that thing for basic scientists warned that water may become a key factor in world conflict with

and then it looks as israel as the attachment of the united states. looking from that element, the soviets have a similar take in terms of knowing who they want to support during those crucial years so i wonder, isn't it more a question of geopolitics and directives rather than the agency of some arabist that happen to be sort of believers in the great christian, arabic civilization? second question, 67, you say, well, 67's a turning point. isn't it more 91? that's the key question, when the soviet union collapses, and when it does, the whole prism of looking at the region through this geopolitical lens physicals apart, and in the process, the soviets makes it a more dangerous place because the soviet union is not around anymore to keep the place in check, and there's no interlocker to put the lid on them to permit crisis from spinning out of control. to what degree is 91 more important, and for arabists who write on the region, and the region. >> briefly, you're right about how it's sort of -- it flips the region in terms of cold war geopolitical calc

as it brock down, it broke down precisely because the countries couldn't deliver. as it broke down these other tendencies from below rose to the surface to create some of the difficulties that we see now. >> when we come back from this break we want to talk about whether this is a force that needs to burn itself out in the world or is there a hope to bring those numbers down. this is inside story. farewell. >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. we're talking about religious violence and intolerance in the world. a new survey shows three-quarters of the world's population now live in countries where religious restrictions are high, violence or the threat of violence to compel people to adhere to religious norms is increasing. if you look at the world, central african republic descending into chaos. northern my gee i can't increasingly violent and deadly, problems emerging in kenya, is there any reason to hope we're going to bend the curve down that some of these developments have a better ending? >> i can give a data point and an example. so in our stud

as it is, he left it unfinished.more than a century later, rembrandt, who never saw the original, drew it from copies. although leonardo only left behind him a handful of masterpieces, their influence has made itself felt all over the world. taking models from real life was a characteristic of leonardo, and his notebooks are filled with a variety of faces-- some beautiful and some grotesque. when leonardo applied his artistic genius to his scientific observations, the results were meticulously accurate. his anatomical studies, for example, are still used even in medical schools today. many of these drawings are now in the royal library collection at windsor castle. dr. kenneth keel, who is an authority on these anatomical drawings, commented on them. keel: leonardo's anatomical explorations really are comparable to those of columbus, in the sense that leonardo explored the microcosm that is this small world of the body at the very same time as columbus was exploring the greater world, the macrocosm, and the oceans of

writing technology revenge is as it develops i'm still very bullish as anybody who feels that they're spying for the n.s.a. program google grass a probably never will be should take this so foreign and destroy it for sure down it's all it and should never walk by a bank or a liquor store or. department stores did a macy's don't go into corners in new york city you know the n.s.a. is a spy agency for the most powerful nation in the world they spy that's what they do and the device is connected to the network it's potentially vulnerable to manifest any devices not connected to the network that has to be physically taken as one will you know keep that in mind what google grass does is it enables you to actually spy back you know and if you read graphs you realize you have significantly enhanced observational powers and recording powers in transmission powers now whether those powers could be intercepted by a spy agency possibly but no more then anybody with the i phone so she adds her google glass is understandable but you know if you read you also and i phone and see for anti-ship phone

the temperatures as you look it is not as cold as it was 24 hours ago. chicago is 3 below and detroit mns 3 and 9 degrees in new york when you factor in the wind. it is 20 below and a far cry from the temperatures and the windchill factor wheeze were looking at. minneapolis 15 below and boston is mns 10. high temperatures tomorrow and this is actually going to be welcome, 25 in boston and 26 new york. 34 in dc, st. louis and we will be talking about not only drizzle for your morning commute, but the prospects for rain looking promising. i will be back with the details in a few minutes. tan? >> thank you so much. the snow and cold is blanketing much of the country, we have a different weather concern here. water officials up and down the state say we are in a drought and the agriculture traveled to santaing. rosa where they are using a drought proof method to feed the horses. >> folsom lake is near 18% of its capacity and water managers across the state are calling on the governor to officially declare a drought. >> i can tell you right now all of the ind

real challenge in competing with the pg and e program is that it allows to the extent the cpuc adopts it as proposed it allows pg and e to use existing resources that are in part being paid for through things like the pcia to qualify as part of a portfolio to reach the one hundred percent commitment to that customer group so we are concerned that there is some subsidization from non participating pg and e customers to make the green tariff option appear more cost effective than it would be if you were able to truly segment those costs between non participating customers and participating customers. that's an advantage that pg and e would have in the marketplace that would not be an advantage to other competitors so that customers interested in green services, would have available to them. >> because they are proposing an increase in their generates. >> uh-huh. >> as well but -- will they go to the california puc at the same time? >> they are -- they are at the california puc at the same time in different venues and proceedings and so we are expecting the rate increase that i mentioned but t

except it as an ecovillage that the spiritual side is destructive. i tried to convince her to try to preach that it was a sect but it's dangerous and she had to leave it was a story she had lost her mind all. you know you she will come back i know it was and i will wait but even if it means i must wait until my dying day. for the on june sixteenth one thousand forty one we had a graduation party at school and the war broke out. the shops were always full of goods we. were in september leningrad was blocked. one day mom went and saw that all the shoals were empty. in the embers of the bombed warehouses it was the main storage place for all the food in the city people eating the earth because it had small traces of sugar in it i tried to eat it as well but i couldn't. the third night it was incredibly heavy bombing. it was a direct hit on that very shelter and everyone was buried underneath. all of them would do. john in the ukrainian capital as the city split by burning barricades with two confirmed killed and the turmoil these are live pictures coming

it's working its way south and east, as it does it moves towards green bay with a chance of very, very cold weather especially as we get into sunday. how does it breakdown? let's look at it quarter by quarter. the first quarter 1 teeing by the start time -- degree by the start time. sunday we have the game at 1:40, it will be a cold one. so, it's definitely an issue for the kicking game and a lot of the game, people are affected by those cold temperatures. when i come back in then minutes areas near 70 degrees. rain, i'll let you know. >> thank you, bill. >>> they're on route to wisconsin as we speak h we're tracking their plane on flight tracker. the team is over utah. the 9ers left from san jose and they're expected to touchdown before 8:00 central time. they got a warm send off as they head to the midwest. the team is preparing for more than the game itself. >> it could be one of the coldest games in until nfl history. >> no jackets here, but mentally players are bracing for the freezing temperatures that will greet them had they land. the couple of die hard fans to see the buses of

is much harder to pass it as before. third, transparency. too much sunshine actually burns. and i think in some cases we have got to be concerned about how much transparency there is because it has had a very stilted effect, a very -- it caused a constraining environment with regard to the members' abilities to express themselves in a candid way as discussions are held about legislation, and somehow we have got to work on that. the so-called hastert rule is really not in keeping with the founding fathers' notion about what it democracy should be. having more caucuses where members would sit in a room and meet with one another is also something that would have enormous impact over time if it were done more frequent. finally, there is not enough socializing, like i wish there were, like there used to be among members of congress, and because there is not enough socializing, there's is not enough relationship, and because there is not enough relationship, there's not enough trust, and if there's not enough trust, there's not

social return, obviously doing it as a not for profit is fairly lark large. it wasn't until about 2010 that we got our first real support from the gates foundation from ann and john doer. and we are an horgs of pushing 50, 55, 56 people. >> recent khan academy announced that it is partnering with an internet company. any concern it's becoming too commercial, khan lets us know what he thinks, next. is. >> welcome back. we're talking about those who have turned simple ideas to web sensations. salman talks to us about his online khan academy. >> one of the reasons i set this up as a not for profit, i didn't want this to be a silicon valley super hypergrowth, whatever might happen to it. my dream is in 50 years, 100 years, 500 years, people view khan academy as an institution for the world. one things we're always talking about with the board, how is this always, how is this paid for. right now it's philanthropically supported. large donors like the gates foundation. i want to make sure it's always there and we never even have to think about commercializing. we ne

far as it's willing to go. the new goodman criticized perfect to me saying no to the un refugee agency has appealed to the area through the complex. despite calls to open its doors for now and insert the film though the latest child more than two million syrian refugees over the borders into neighboring countries. this is the abandonment of august it was still in love with this the review to the people from evil and what doesn't what one would dictate it to them giving them a concern shared by seventeen other nations he said yes. hot spots that might then take his position given that this is something to read it on the cost and tearing it up then is the conflict and in the balkans for taking thousands of concert bands and bosnian refugees. i stated that maybe you could maybe use add to the state immigration considerations that influencing and this got a slap in the middle of the political climate in the national mood. it's increasingly wary of anyone coming to the door. we already have accepted a number of key

the hope is that the unemployment rate will start heading lower as it has plateaued. the head of the european commission says europe is dealing with its problems one by one. josÉ manuel barroso spoke in athens as greece assumed their rotating eu presidency. >> while we cannot say that the [indiscernible] is behind us because we have an a high level of unemployment, and we still have problems with financing the economy, there is still a proble financialence, coherence in the euro area. the reality is we are solving, one by one, the different problems. >> the private sector in the united states added 238,000 jobs in december according to the report from adp. this is fueling hopes that american unemployment will head lower as we get the official data on friday. that is not doing a lot of wonders for the american stock markets. they are mixed this session. the dow jones industrial average 0.5%.n about in europe, the indices closed below the flat line. we got higher-than-expected retail sales in november. but it failed to bring a boost to stocks. it didn't fall by much, jus

did actually as they have i mean it's not very nice as it looks very good and indeed a lot of the police and get very exalted we've been injured as well about human beings at the end of the day you know they are striving however well equipped they are well trained they are you know this is i mean it is a horrible an analogy but it's a real combat in the field face to face with some dangerous people many of whom are actually intent on causing them harm or we're closely following what's happening in kiev with peter all of it in the midst of the trouble there across western ukraine nationalists have captured the regional administration buildings in two cities where you get more details on ukraine's term on an r.t. dot com with minute by minute updates. the international mediation for syria will hold separate meetings with the government and the opposition after the warring sides failed to find any common ground during the first day of the geneva two peace conference diplomats hope to bring syria's bitter rivals together for their first face to face talks on friday

as it happens but there's also been. we've seen what's happened in the over the last few nights we're hearing that well as many at least two people have been killed it could have be more people have died at least over the previous two nights one of those it seems falling from the top of the column the of the dynamics stadium way he may have been throwing attempting to sew rocks or most of cocktails at police eventually who slipped in and then fall into his death it seems another man has died from gunshot wounds now we are hearing from the the authorities that it's none of the police have been issued with with live rounds so they're saying that there's no way it could have it could have come from a live bullet being fired from from authorities in that maybe we are hearing reports that somebody else may of have died as well cheering these these riots and demonstrations now. in terms of the those groups behind what's going on here we're hearing that they're planning to set up a people's parliament their own form of oppositio

well there you have it as always. we'll be tracking these stories and keeping you posted on all the latest. as the world's business and political leaders meet in davos one of the main themes is income inequality now the pope has implore the leaders to take this issue very very seriously now back here in the u.s. unemployment has been on the decline but many are afraid the american dream is now out of reach for most americans anthony randolph the director of economic research for the reason foundation is here to talk about whether income inequality is a problem and what policymakers can do about it anthony thank you so much for being here finally in the flesh we've done this in new york d.c. a couple times but i want to start off by asking you know under the obama administration we've seen huge huge gains for corporate profits and stock prices tremendous now the fed has been printing money to help the economy which we know and printing that's argue argue about it when there's about eight years ago leave it at that yet

is much harder to pass it as before. third, transparency. too much sunshine actually burns. and i think in some cases we have got to be concerned about how much transparency there is because it has had a very stilted effect, a very -- it caused a constraining environment with regard to the members' abilities to express themselves in a candid way as discussions are held about legislation, and somehow we have got to work on that. the so-called hastert rule is where you have to have a majority of the majority before it gets taken to the floor. that is really not in keeping with the founding fathers' notion about what it democracy should be. having more caucuses where members would sit in a room and meet with one another is also something that would have enormous impact over time if it were done more frequent. finally, there is not enough socializing, like i wish there were, like there used to be among members of congress, and because there is not enough socializing, there's is not enough relationship, and because there is no

it's dipping as far south as atlanta. 'll begin with ash har r ,how cold is it going to get and how are you doing? >> we're looking at temperatures in the minus ten and min minus 15-degree range and those wind chills are getting clown, minus 40 and below--working outside can be dangerous, so authorities are telling people if you do not have to be outside, do not go outside. stay indoors as much as possible. there are some delays. there are people who need to get into the city. we're hearing between midway airport and o'hare airport, 400 flight cancellations. there are also problems on commuter trains in chicago, delays on pos most of them. if you do not have to commute, authorities are saying stay home, cosy up with a good book and hot coy co. don't do anything like this. >> i'll let you get back inside. robert ray in atlanta, this is the coldest weather that weather down south has seen in quite some time. how cold is it where you are? >> reporter: del, it's in the 20s right now, and it will dip down in the single digits t

but it's not as prominant as it was last night. there could be patches late tonight, early tomorrow morning. the surface coming up. what's going to happen here along the coast in the next couple of days the swell is going to really start to grow. we're looking at swells along the coast to get up to 15, 20 even 30 feet. and that's why there'll be a high surf advisory that goes into effect as we go into your thursday. up here there's your fire weather watch which goes into effect tomorrow night. we have a lot going on. we have stuff up in the coast and stuff up in the mountains. overnight tonight we're going to be in the mid-30s. the rest of us about where we were last night. 36 in livermore. 40 in fremont. 37 in morgan hill. just a very similar repeat of what we've been seeing. and that could include maybe a couple of records again tomorrow. the weekend slightly cooler. in a dry forecast. you knew about that too because in the long range, we're not picking up any range. this high pressure lingers tomorrow. as it does it gives us vir

>> as we understand it, there's recruitment materials produced by the employee organizations that are produced in multiple languages. but i can't speak to specifics on that. but as we understand, they are. thank you. >> the table on this slide shows the percentage of female applicants from 1988 through 2009. as you can see over recent years, the number of female applicants has been trending down. so even though currently the composition of female employment in the fire department work force is meeting that ten percent threshold, the decline in the number of applicants seem to indicate that attention should be focused on recruitment efforts and we have recommended that the fire department develop a recruitment strategy and plan and that they coordinate with employee organizations actively around their individual recruitment efforts. we also recommended that as the department of human resources implements it's new testing model by which firefighters will be tested for recruitment into the department, that they provide -- dhr provides the chief and commission ongoing performance results

it was way of diminishing him as an australian. it has a scandal monger. there are other tabloids there as well. he thought, oh, these are locking me out. again, he's a guy that went to oxford. his father it was a night. he's a pneumonia proprivater. he forces his way to the top ranks by buying the time of london which has never made him a cent. even though prime ministers are coming to meet him half way across the world. he dines with world leaders all the time. he thinks the elite are against him. it's a crucial thing. it's not exact lay rose bud moment. it's a crucial them from early whereon he feels that he and his fellow australians basically are never going to get the time of day. >> were they right about that? >> indon't think that's correct at all. i think if you look at the way in which power has been to him. he seized that the establishment is against him. he created his own. he has the former head of spain on his corporate board. the former substantiate attorney general to bush on his panel. meets with michael bloomberg. a centrist. another billi

as it as proof shows i'm not an olympic hockey player by much it is on the big. leagues. my fine. well thanks for joining us here at aussie international today are. up next sleeping rough in new york and i watch the meeting the homeless people of the big apple to hear their stories in just a few moments. take me out to the ballgame take me through the metal detectors so wait that's not how the song goes well as the country changes sadly so must the national pastime they settle mariners released a statement that they like all of the teams for twenty fifteen are setting up metal detectors to screen all fans entering their stadium for get visions of hot dogs in home runs now everyone will be able to tell their grandkids about how their bags got searched because they had metal buttons at company name stadium baseball memories the team's management is also continuing their ban on bags larger than forty by forty by twenty centimeters because if you're going to stick an explosive device it had better be compact their body maybe i'm jumping the gun metal detectors can't touch your genital

much capital as it has it's. now what has unified the global leaders is tax evasion for decades the rich has been storing back millions and billions in tax havens to avoid huge tax. up until the financial crisis erupted push it competitions up well they didn't seem to pull that actually about false forward five years with a recession national coffers in desperate need of a fed up types of asian is now a top priority for the entire world especially beating economist jeffrey sachs on the problem of tax havens which he says is a scam to the system but we start to talk about the lessons that haven't been learnt from the financial crash. wall street the same games are being played as before the same financial speculation of the political power of these for us remains intact which is amazing because even you take a forum like j.p. morgan almost every week it pays you fines on. actions of financial fraud illegality but this is week after week after week it shows that it was. often are under it wasn't doing anything ille

the letter goes on to say quote guantanamo does not deserve america's interests as long as it remains open guantanamo will undermine america's security and status as a nation where human rights and the rule of law matter. the retired officers also call on the administration to be forthcoming about the use of torre at the present as of today there is no clear path on how and when the babies will shut down some members of congress are strongly opposed to closing the base due to security concerns the former governor of virginia is under fire for accepting tens of thousands of dollars in gifts from a wealthy donor. former governor robert mcdonald and his wife marie and where charged with e legally accepting gets from a business man johnny williams williams owns a nutritional supplement company named star scientific. to get some good fancy vacation and slip it on accessory is onscreen taylor and said wright says. rolex watches and loans in total it all adds up to at least one hundred and sixty five thousand dollars federal authorities allege that in return and the company got favorable tre

as it was fines or some other additional punishment when in fact from j.p. morgan's perspective it was just oh just write a check now and get it over with rather than keep having to announce every quarter that we're bleeding from the from these fannie and freddie related charges right now in a bipartisan effort to kind of shine some light on the exact details of the wrongdoing of the banks senators was a bit worn and tom coburn they've gotten together on the truth in settlements act what are they trying to accomplish any of what do you think's going to happen. well i will this bill passed i'm not very optimistic of the very fact that they're raising this issue at least raises the bar with the media and frankly with the regulators themselves just the fact that warren and coburn are on the case is a very positive step for basically they want there to be a lot more disclosure of the exact nature that i said they want they want there to be what was the cash complement what was a noncash complement what exactly happened with the noncash compound for instance there

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of iraq and the levant also known as isis it's seen as a formidable fighting force and it's militants among the most radical cells in a syrian isis is self dates back to the early years of the iraq war it was formed in april two thousand and four by sunni insurgents and soon after a pledge allegiance to bin laden two years later it was rebranded as the state of iraq in two thousand and thirteen its military successes against us again strong influence in syria we saw it add to its name and of course and then also developments the group has taken control of loot in other parts of the province in iraq and proclaimed an islamic state earlier we spoke to iraq war veteran adam told us the resurgence was essentially going to need by the u.s. occupation i've had a long way since my time an illusion two thousand and four and been able to step back and you know i've been involved in a lot of various efforts here in the united states to help veterans out with p.t.s.d. and things like that so i it's it's is it's incredible to see that you know a lot of the rejections that those of us who understo

the temperatures as you look it is not as cold as it was 24 hours ago. chicago is 3 below and detroit mns 3 and 9 degrees in new york when you factor in the wind. it is 20 below and a far cry from the temperatures and the windchill factor wheeze were looking at. minneapolis 15 below and boston is mns 10. high temperatures tomorrow and this is actually going to be welcome, 25 in boston and 26 new york. 34 in dc, st. louis and we will be talking about not only drizzle for your morning commute, but the prospects for rain looking promising. i will be back with the details in a few minutes. tan? >> thank you so much. the snow and cold is blanketing much of the country, we have a different weather concern here. water officials up and down the state say we are in a drought and the agriculture industry is suffering. alan wang traveled to santa rosa where they are using a drought proof method to feed the horses. >> folsom lake is near 18% of its capacity and water managers across the state are calling on the governor to officially declare a drought. >> i can tell

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it is seen as being dubious. one level up from being a prostitute. >> how much of it is true? >> the film? the essential pieces are absolutely true including the imagined seen this. >> the stories as you tell it. >> ease 45, father of nine, and she is 19 and in 1857 falls for her hook, line, sinker. he separates from his wife, does not divorce her. and then in the life together, he sets her up in a cottage and comes to visit while he is running around doing ratings in leading the life of charles dickens, famous writer. >> and detected a secret for the whole of their relationship. >> of sessile about the whole thing. >> and she did not disclose it either? >> not until years later when she is remarried and he confided in the reverend in the film and felt this need to tell her story and declare her involvement with dickens. >> as you approach this , did you understand how she would have been so caught up in the power of charles dickens and her own attractiveness to him that she be willing to sacrifice? instinctively that despite his age and his fame, i feel like she met him as an

it just would not work. there are so many things to change and look at. and asme forward, you have financial responsibilities, you have policies that are in effect already, and consumer corns. vustate laws that are in affect that have to be taken care of. >> is it possible structurally for obama care to work? is it something that if we give time it will work or is it structurally doomed to fail and i am asking as a regulator and an attorney within the insuranceistry? one answer. >> that's not fair. >> i know it is fair. can it work? >> the short answer is no. and i will preface and i said no first and you can't preface. i come from the perspective that the federal government has no business in this business and no business regulating the insurance industry and other things that it regulates. it cannot work. the federal government is not built to be a insurance company. it is not built to do this. it is not efficient or effective and it is it too large and too far away from the people. it does not understand insurance. insurance, needs to be regulated closer to t

what that means is basically when you look at it it's as if you are looking through a window. it's truly beautiful. the reason for that is many more pixels that create the image but the curvature is what's really interesting in this case and that is sort of an immersive experience. if you've ever seen an imax movie the screen curves at the edges and the same thing happens here. the result is truly gorgeous to look at. >>i may not be able to afford it but i certainly want to just see it. we've also heard a lot about the connected home in the last few years. what's the latest on that? >>that's right, i mentioned lowes home improvement. a lot of people are doing connected home devices that allow you to control things from afar. lowes is doing it for a very low cost. for about $179 for a package for example that you can also assemble yourself in about an hour. it's called iris and it's a free app that you download to your smartphone and you can control your lights, heat, even open the locks for your kid who got home early from school, all remotely from this system. last but not lea

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it's been under the radar as it were. what's happened? is there some reason why it's recurred?s it because people aren't getting vaccinated? >> it's not that. flu viruses come and go really for unpredictable reasons. this has been different places in the world and even in the u.s., each of the last few flu seasons. we haven't had a dominant h1 year the last couple of years. >> that's what's new. again, we don't know how bad this will be, but we know if you haven't been vaccinated, get vaccinated now. if you are sick with flu, talk treated. >> can you assure me, though, if i get vaccinated, it will help? flu? >> i can't assure you of that but we know vaccine is the single best way to protect yourself against flu and against flu complications. it's not a perfect vaccine. it should reduce your chance of getting sick or dying from the flu significantly. >> both texas and michigan, we reported have seen some pretty widespread outbreaks at this point. is it localized to these areas? how much of the country is cases? >> good point. we are seeing lots of flu almost everywhere in the un