quickly as possible so we're continuing alight as much finally as possible. >> this is a work in processhat bend from the previous years before that i come from an era the budget was prepared by one person i came into from an era a lot of the develops chiefs were inclusive with the mandate that we formed in terms of our administration particularly the chief part of the inclusion is those categories in terms of the enhancement administration communication and the mass equipment and nert and investigations support services, training and prevention every reflective of the department and as you narrated that again, it gives us a clear indication as to what is needed beyond what we presented so i was really respectfully commissioner vice president cleaveland to move on the action that the budget documentation knowing the strategy and our responsibility to splitting a budget to the mayor's office so we can have continuing negotiation and i think what the difference for myself is the enhancement are clear indications of where our needs are previously we didn't vertical lists it if you will, and

quickly as possible and get into the station as quickly as possible. the station opens at the end of next year. we won't have the rail in their.. we want to make sure the rail commences as quickly as possible and proposition h mandates that. >> thank you. >> i would join in commending -there's always a great overview but particularly with regard to construction august. i think that first slide by slide photo you showed speaks a lot to a much was done this year. so, i think it's been a great year in terms of construction and getting moving forward. i know schedules may be a little bit off we certainly have budget challenges, but the construction is i think proceeding extraordinary well which is great. the one question , aside from issuing the rfps for the master lease and the security, are there any other ramp-up activities within 24 months of full operation? are there other things that staff were the team needs to be doing starting in 2016 two start positioning ourselves to cut the ribbon and have the buses are related? >> certainly the master and gett

as we say not as much snow as we were dealing with last month month. doesn't take much to be treacherous on the roads. turn to meteorologist leo hirsbrunner and you'll be fine in three or four days. looking at good conditions. if you like wintry type of weather. if you don't not your best forecast. seeing four to 6 inches. winter storm warnings continue through tuesday at noon. even though you don't see precipitation noon on tuesday you're going to have some lulls and we have to go through the snow and sleet and freezing rain before it transitions to all rains. leaving some snow falling heavily at times now across our region. giving us an inch or two per hour for isolateed spots. see the darker colors. that is where we find some of the heavy bands of snow and maybe some light flurry activity. notice up towards the north not much going on. a thin little line seeing all the snow. that will be the trend today. might lift a little further to the north of that low pressure center starts to get closer. you can see overall hour-by-hour we talk about temperatu

you can see 30 minutes around newark as well as jfk. but take a look at that transition zone coming up. also, look at the visibilities. still reduced out there so certainly a slow go on this president's day evening. as far as what's happening, you can see several colors on the map. we're looking at the snow far to the north. but the pink, that is the freezing rain and the sleet and then the green that is the rain where temperatures already have risen above freezing. little egg harbor. toms riff, atlantic city, sea isle down to cape may and wildwood. but in around the philadelphia area, look at that pink. we're starting to see some freezing rain as well as some sleet. so certainly icy and dicey out there. in fact take a look at the cut off time for the winter weather advisories. 10:00 o'clock around the philadelphia area. south jersey. 1:00 a.m. as you move toward sections of the lehigh valley and then 4:00 a.m. for sections of the pocono mountains. so we still have some concerns and kathy has team could have ratch continuing right now w

not everybody is getting as much as they did the year before. but it is not a reflection of some sort of downward trend put i reflects the difficulties of the current budget choice. and you know, we will maintain our consistent support for the east-west center going forward. i can guarantee you that. >> thank you, mr. secretary. i've got a lot more questions unfortunately we don't have much more time. one issue that i'd like to follow up with you and your staff on is the budget request within your budget that goes toward train and equip programs within both syria and iraq and the concern about how those funds are being used, who they're supporting in training as well as what coordination is occurring between state and the dod program and other agencies that are using this funding and toward what object ty. you know, the concern we've raised consistently over time about whether or not these funds are being used to overthrow the syrian government of assad versus fighting and defeating daesh on the ground there and other al qaeda and the other isla

not as an in-state, but as a means to an end. to address this challenge, our -- sittingers analyst next to collectors. collectors next to collection managers. all in close contact with a full array of intelligence capabilities. this reflects the success we expense on the battlefield in afghanistan ended in iraq. y andizing efficiency ende -- we integrate critical defense collection to enable precise action within the war fighters operating environment and their network. we maintain a broad set of capabilities. we build identity intelligence. we have integrated our foreign partners because in today's complex environment, we can understand the work without them. when it comes to our partners, and other key partners, it is unlikely we will go to war again without them. we will be in combat as a coalition. fight andn't we integrate as a coalition today? almost two years ago in march of 2014, we set up our center cast with integrating dia in commonwealth capability. the center advocates improvements, collection, analysis, crisis plann

as possible. also dress in warm layers and cover all your exposed skin to help prevent hypothermia and frostbite. well a virginia wasted no time in jumping in to save a driver who was in a burning car. conyers was on his way to work when he saw a car with smoke coming from it connor says it was his first instinct to get out and see if anyone was in that car driver was there screaming for help pull into the path to douse our window to get him out that wayne didn't put in maybe ten feet from the convent and cows and salt in flames and sudan may use this moaning and groaning that he was in i get they seems and pray. emergency crews arrived and put out the fire while medics rushed the man of the hospital he is being treated for significant injuries. as for conyers police say he continued on to work a job well state troopers in indiana thank the driver from newport news may have been under he hit a car and an suv killing three people including a pregnant woman police say forty eight year old brian poe

it's up to us to give them as many tools as we can. i would like to ask you all to join me, however, at this moment in recognizing professor yona alexander. his contributions to not just ak democr academics but to the world is something we should applaud and hope it will continue. professor axer. yona brought together today a very experienced and senior panel to discuss these issues. we have a keynote speaker who is the director of the defense intelligence agency and the dwsh i would like to introduce general al gray, chairman of the potomac board of wreath entrege. published this last year by the potomac insti institute which documents all of the things he has says. >> haven't you finished? i want to add my welcome to all of you. we're particularly honored this afternoon to have a very distinguished general officer speak to us in this keynote address. general vincent stewart is a great leader. has been -- and is a great marine. and i'm very honored really to have a chance to tell you a little bit about him. his biography is in your no

as the u.n. report describes stake holders are usually characterized by their capacity as decision makers or representatives if not participants in combat roles and in warring parties. as such, women are regularly left out of such processes. yet women are particular category of actors in conflicts because they experience and participate in conflict differently. their participation in peace processes then if all five of these forms are present can be achieved and can desperately or -- excuse me, descriptively and substantively change peace processes for much more inclusive arrangements at their conclusion. so thank you. >> thank you, mandi and hello again. so what i am going to talk about here is to bring -- mandi very well described why you need women at the table and what it really does to ensure a more lasting peace. and i think that's a big part of it is that the goal is really to have a lasting peace. and to bring this back to the really counterinurgency and irregular warfare context f you lo

it would not be nearly as expensive as the iraq war. the white house says president obama will make his first visit to vietnam in may. the announcement came monday after mr. obama met with vietnam's prime minister at a summit with southeast asian leaders in california. the president's vietnam visit this spring will be a de trip while in the region for the group of seven summit in japan. mr. obama will become the third straight president to visit the southeast asian nation. bill clinton was there in 2000, followed by george w. bush in 2006. the u-s looks to strengthen relations with vietnam as that country worries over china's aggressivenes a new plan to privatize medicaid in iowa has left thousands of iowans with unanswered questions. former iowa governororchet culver, visited the siouxland centnt for active generations in sioux city, yesterday afternoon, to address those questions. several dozen siouxlanders were in attendance to better understand the new plan for the state to privatize medicaid. governor culver is leading the charge f

doing so we recover as much as possible. promise in coming back from the future we would not wait for the disaster to call upon the fema. so, i'm really glad to see randy here. it's always been a mantra, we need them to hear fema writer right now before it happens so were not responding to what i call the formica approach to disaster response so much as having fema here to figure out everything from having maybe block grant approaches to raising our community afterwards, the most important, the lesson that we learned that we brought back that now is so deeply reflected in our city administrators work right now in our education work and i work with fema is that we need all of our agencies to work with our communities to other communities better prepared. that is the biggest lesson. >> rubicon is a nonprofit organization founded six years ago we were founded on the premise we could take the skills and experience of military veterans coming back from iraq and at and afghanistan and people skills and expenses and use them for di

as well as the actual reality of what happened.just return to this issue of counterterrorism, beginning in the 1890's, growing bilateral anti-anarchist police cooperation was followed by major efforts and multilateral cooperation in 1898 at the rome conference, in 1904 at a protocol signed by half the european states instinct ears burn. -- in st. petersburg. a parallel of these efforts was a creation by the individual states of extensive international police that works to monitor the anarchist, italy was especially successful in creating these international police networks. in theook, argue that prewar era, careful police intelligence and international police cooperation, together with a more rigorously professional system of protection for monarchs and heads of state aided in curbing anarchist terrorism. but heavy-handed repression only worsened it. britain provided the best example of anti-anarchist policing, and spain, the worst. after 1900, italy followed in britain's footsteps, a revamped and professionalized its police force,

and we work very closely with the department management as well as the it side as connecting with the kad system and public safety systems. >> what personnel has the task of operating this >> field personnel. the mdt's are computers in stalled and we are hoping to create additional capabilities such as mapping that the resources as the crews can access and have them available to them. >> the premise is that the equipment we have is archaic or equipment we have is not existentch also i want to be sure that it improves our service level, but again, i can imagine our personnel would have to go through some training to acute to this responsibility and performance. >> absolutely. the duties will still be there. they use these mdt archaic ones. we get the feedback from our users before we purchase and procure or install. once there is new applications we will do some training. >> i think this is a real internal priority as well as something that we've been talking about. there is another page here in terms of division overview, budget priorities. you talked about the plan for integrating of

much as they can as a virtual tie. the thing that's amazing just listening to that clip and i was noticing that while i was there in that room in that afterparty tonight is that in terms of changing his tone or how to modify what he is saying, that is, bernie sanders, when he's on the stump, when he's campaigning, he had this virtual tie at that time with hillary clinton. there was no clear winner, and bernie sanders came out and delivered almost line by line his normal stump speech. itunbelievable. he would say these lines that always he says on the trail, no matter where he is, and the audience, who's heard these lines before, whether it be "enough is enough" or taking on wall street, they loved it. so, again, while the sanders campaign, i think you're going to likely see them try to paint this now loss as a tie and as close as they possibly could get and comparing to where they first began, i don't think you're going to see his message change. i don't think you're going to see his rhetoric change because he hasn't c

much as they could, as fast as they could. clear that was desert shield would surpass by far the number of strategic airlifts we had ever had by far. to places like riyadh, baharain. >> in the early goings, it was wall-to-wall planes. planes would be holding until a plane took off. december, wend actually went into a second peak. we went into the same thing, hauling the maximum use of strategic forces. >> the allies began planning a military offensive to liberate kuwait. general swarts goff was commander and chief of the allied forces. he called for an intense air campaign to clear the way. >> fundamental for any campaign is to seize control of the air. >> experts helped make the most successful air campaign in history. >> our mission was to expel that army from kuwait. all, we knew that we needed to operate in iraqi airspace. to do that, we would have to take apart and disrupt its ability to stop us coming in. we would have to disintegrate the defense set up. general was the director of campaign plans before the war, and comm

some nights i don't. >> i don't get as much sleep as i would like. >> as soon as i wake up i feel like i'm starving and all i want is food. >> reporter: new research from the university of chicago shows it may be part of a vicious cycle. the less sleep we get the more our produce produce a chemical in the blood that increases our cravings. the same system triggered by marijuana. cravings for the sweets, salty and on in the afternoons and evenings. >> we're actually eating more calories than needed for energy costs of being awake longer. >> reporter: previous studies have found when sleep-deprived adults got an extra hour and a half of sleep a night, the recommended eight hours, the cravings for junk food dropped. people who get less than six hours are at an increased risk of obesity. this dock >> getting 300 calories a day is two cookies in two weeks can be a pound of extra fat. >> reporter: just two weeks. >> two weeks. >> reporter: best advice, go to bed and wake up at the same time every day and avoid eating anything in the two to three hours before going to sleep. if junk sleep lea

now as far as the area is concerned, cold here. not as bad. ourlp t$utq)atures aren't quitei as cold. it will hold in the teensxd for mountain high temperatures today. 15 tonight so we_ dropped down into the teens in the_t( charlotte area for overnight, so it is quite cold, not record-breaking but well below ave'=;uz for us on our daybreak. then by sundcyv the clouds do move back in. we're going to start future cast sunday afternoon. we've clouded things back oh%t ahead ofrlp our storm system that will be working its way in for president's day on monday. starts as snow before changing over to ice. sleet and freezing rain, you see that pink kind of overcoming the snow there by the midmorning hours.u so we're still expecting a transition from snow which starts duringi the daybreak hours of monday to aa5 mix of sleet and freezing rain ending as just plain rain. could%angeym over as monday afternoon, as late as monday evening but definitely byt( change over, that will cut down on our snow and ice totals. one to three in the foo11m1_ three to sixt(

a little build as far as that volume. mild slowing up to 880 through this stretch and then farther up the bay shore freeway. no delays, guys. back to you. >>> 6:01. been talking about it for a while now. today super bowl madness kicks into another gear as we're just two days away from the big game. >> live team coverage of all things super bowl from the travel rush to all the big events. we have kris sanchez, stephanie chuang, bob redell all watching different angles here. bob redell will kick off our coverage at levi stadium where security is the top priority, bob. >> level one according to the department of homeland security, sam and laura. a classification that the dhs reserve for big events like the super bowl. areas and places where it it could be a terrorist threat even though there is no known credible threats against sunday's game. more than 60 agencies from the local, state and federal level will be involved and have been involved. law enforcement won't say how many additional officers and agents will be deploy

as well as operational concerns. >> it relies on augmentations. what extend are you relying on that with the positions that may be hired? with the duties that support those of full time security officers at the facilities. we hear from they are not as trained or well trained in specific tasks within the prison system and they are being asked to fill in. they are raised for security for some of the locals. >> with respect to that, i don't have information for you at this time. we can have the staffs talk and you can get perspective to provide you with information for it. i had the opportunity to meet with the heads of the unions. i am happy to work with them on a number of recommendations. their concerns are important to me because they impact safety. that allows inmates to work in the production of supply goods for other agencies and return for a stipend. is there additional savings that could be relying on this? what is this state of play? >> thank you for the chance to talk about federal prison industries. it's one of i think one of the ways in

also see the clouds thicken up as we go through the day as well short on all of you a future cast in the evening hours. if you're still in the sixties as we head toward the seven o'clock hour so a very pleasant evening out there all over mainly clear skies temperatures dropping into the fifties later tonight as we go through the day tomorrow as i mentioned will start off with temperatures right around fifty degrees will see the clouds thicken up as we go through the day will be a slight chance of an isolated shower off towards the north of the midday hours for the better chances for rain will come later to the afternoon and the evening with this batch of rain approaching by six o'clock time tomorrow we will be tracking some showers on the radar pictures welcome to the sixties once again tomorrow. scattered showers as we move to the evening hours in the cold front will slide through this by midnight that fun dissecting its way across the area pushing south of the peninsula little clear parts of north carolina as we head into the early morning hours on monday early morning shower possi

as early as 1870. tourism remains a big part of the city's economy to this day. >> the self-effacing coast gave them all date sunshine. various recommended in brochures. doctors with a come to santa barbara, mineral hot springs, fresh mountain air, that was seen as the cure for so many people in the 1870's to 1880's, when we really boomed as a health resort. tour at c-span's cities 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. working with our cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. one of the things i saw that this entire timeline is that most of the founding fathers in the early presidents knew in their mind that slavery was wrong. they knew it. willing toant inconvenience their own lives to make that come true. >> tonight on q&a, jesse holland discusses his book "the the apple story of african-american slaves in the white house. >> the majority of the founding fathers that became president were all slave owners. they would bring in slaves from their plantations. george washington did this as well.

some nights i don't. >> i don't get as much sleep as i would like. >> as soon as i wake longer. >> reporter: previous studies have found adults got an extra hour and a half of sleep a night, the recommended eight hours, the cravings for junk food dropped. people who get less than six hours are at an increased risk of obesity. this dock >> getting 300 calories a day is two cookies in two weeks can be a pound of extra fat. >> reporter: just two weeks. >> two weeks. >> reporter: best advice, go to bed and wake up at the same time every day and avoid eating anything in the two to three hours before going to sleep. if junk sleep leads to junk food which leads to obesity and more junk sleep, breaking the cycle could be key. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we're back in a moment with a gasp-inducing moment for adults with an advanced lung cancer called "squamous non-small cell", previously treated with platinum-based chemotherapy, it's not every day something a chance to live longer with... opdivo, nivolumab. opdivo is the first and only immunotherapy fda approved based on a clinical trial

we've seen hail as big as golf ball, and ping pong ball similes per hour. so everybody bit of spring time severe weather is happening to us on this last wednesday of so there's the big picture now. i can kind of slice the area into three sections. the i-95 corridor, and east of there, about to get it. many of you along i-95 and west, are getting it now. that clues up to franklin county, on into the virginia area. the western part of our viewing area has been through a lot already. they are kind of in the all clear now. let's first of all pop in the current tornado warnings. those are the boxes you see here in red. we'll start up to the north, and i want to just kind of go down the line of storms and we'll go in close and talk about what we have. first, parts of franklin and vance county, that is leaving wake county. it extends into warren county as well. that's a tornado warning in effect until 6:30. that's this storm down here at the bottom of your screen, it it's very quickly moving into parts of, there you can see, franklin, vance, and warren county. tha

he insinuated trump may not be as wealthy as he claims. trump tweeted, quote, mitt romney who totally blew an election that should have been won and tax returned made him look like a fool is now playing tough guy. romney has not responded. >>> sara: senator minority leader harry reid will back hillary clinton and fox25 has you covered for politics. coverage on air, on app and online at myfoxboston.com. >> gene: 7:16. president obama may surprise everyone when he announces the nominee for the supreme court. he says he is looking at republican to replace justice antonin scalia. according to source nevada governor brian sandoval is being vetted for the nomination. he is a former federal judge and spokesperson for sandoval say they have not spoken with the white house about a potential nomination. >> julie: route 28 mcgrath highway, approach somerville in cambridge area and be careful as you head out this morning, you may find unexpected things on the road like power cables like tree branches from the heavy wind and rain overnight. we still ha

he has a ways to go as far as go fund me goes. i know you have better story than that on go fund me. >> we do. >> it was responded by so many people in the bay area. we told you about the baby horse capturing hearts here. they were donating rapidly because he needed emergency surgery. >> it is the best thing possible for valentine, the horse found in a ravine sunday. that little guy is recovering at the usc veterinary school by some of the burst doctors in the country and found he has a fracture near the hip for 4-6 months of therapy. >> this is about him. the fact he doesn't have to have surgery. >> as was just mentioned, this foal, valentine doesn't need surgery but money for recovery. thousands was raised when that was thought what was needed. animal services asking for public input what to do with those funds. more than likely used to help valentine recover from those injuries. >> i love that story. heart warming. >> it is. >> from a foal to a veterinarian. >> this video shows dr. andy mathis inside the crate of a dog, gracie,

early as 1993. yet epa allowed imidacloprid on the u.s. market a year later. after decades of exposure, the consequences epa scientists once warned about are now confirmed by the task force on systemic pesticides. >> and unfortunately, these chemicals are often, and i would say most of the time, released before there is adequate information to show whether they are harmful in the environment. i think neonicotinoids are a prime example of that. >> epa assesses risk posed by pesticides prior to their release on the market. safety studies are typically conducted and paid for by pesticide manufacturers on their own product. epa says its decisions are informed by the best science available. in addition to studies by manufacturers, epa scientists review pesticide studies from peer-reviewed scientific journals and data from a wide variety of sources when they are available. but studies on pesticide safety that come out after a pesticide is on the market may not be evaluated by epa until a pesticide comes u

well as specific countries such as jordan. and again, the country's of jordan, a well-known in terms of advancing the cause of peace and stability in the middle east, peace treaty with israel, and king abdallah who after 9/11, we should not forget they mentioned what these people, those perpetrators of 9/11, send for completely against the thinking, the principles of muslim countries so with this introduction i would like to invite our next speaker, in terms of academic role, it is a very long list of academic achievements in the field of technology for example, mechanical, engineering, in the united states, and the u.k. and major-general in junior, i would say, dr. omar el hamidi will make a presentation and answer a few questions. >> i would like to see if you watch while i begin my presentation, i am very honored, honestly very very honored to be speaking in such distinguished organization, along side this distinguished panel, i would like to thank the audience, for the next 10 or 15 minutes, if i carry-on, please stop me.

as a result, mr. speaker, i urge swipt passage of h.r. 3036, to -- swift passage of h.r. 3036, to honor the memories of those we lost, to ensure future generations could learn about that tragic day. i thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. macarthur: could i inquire how much time we have remaining, please? the speaker pro tempore: 11 1/2 minutes. mr. macarthur: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from new york, ms. stefanik. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from new york is recognized for two minutes. mr. stefanik: mr. speaker, i 3406. support of h.r. i'd like to thank my colleague, mr. macarthur, for his work on this incredibly important issue. 15 years ago on september 11, every american remembers where they were when this horrifying news broke of these terrorist attacks. mr. speaker, as the youngest member currently serving in congress, i was in high scho

when summer comes his grapes will be shipped as far as away as germany.nging seasonses breen uncertain tim the greek government wants to induce tax hikes and sharp increases in pension contributions changes the farmers say will leave them destitute. >> about 70 to 75% of our income to go for taxes and pension, this is not affordable. this is a death of the farmers, especially the little and the middle class of farmers. >> reporter: for the past 20 days, local farmers have gathered at a makeshift blockade on the highway to athens. if their demands aren't met, they say they'll drive in convoy for the capital. the humble tractor has become a symbol of resis sense. >> translator: our message is for the government to take back the tax measures and to sit down and discuss our new set of terms. >> reporter: elsewhere in greece farmers have used their vehicle to his block highways and border crosses, forcing people to take long detours and brought chaos to the country's roads. the government is calling for negotiation to his end the standoff. the e.u. and interna

screen for you as well. just indicating that everything is under control. the elementary school kids, and they are remaining on lockdown at this time. lisa: a lot of information is unconfirmed at this point, but we' re getting into our newsroom. one source, that type of thing. we' re waiting to get more information. i guess the shooter who was in custody -- we are trying to learn as much as we can about this person. at this point, we don' t know if it is a male or female, we don' t know how old this person is. we don' t know if the alleged shooter is a student at the school. we are getting some information into the newsroom, but things that are not confirmed yet. we are waiting to pass those things along. what is confirmed is that it did happen inside the school. at a shooter is in custody. we don' t know if this is a student, male or female. three students were injured, the injuries described as non-life-threatening. everyone inside the school at this time is safe. all schools within the madison local schoo

maybe as high as $280 million.about a third of that money is being covered by a state grant. >>> an investigative unit exclusive. a four-month-long nbc bay area investigation has discovered a history of questionable treatment of inmates at santa clara's jail. the two independent auditors reached similar conclusions in reports delivered to the jail's blue ribbon commission. that formed following the beating death of inmate michael taree last november. senior investigative reporter steven stock reveals new allegations of physical abuse never before made public. and he talks to insiders about what's been happening long before taree died. >> you have to increase your staffing, increase your training base, increasing your bed space, right, and give people the tools to do the job. >> this extends way back past michael tyree's death. >> correct. >> our investigative unit also breaks down the numbers and talks to the sheriff about what's really been going on at that jail. all tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. if you h

chance of snow 60 percent.wind chill values as low as 5 above. to have a child in the hospital 24-7.tonight- wfxr's sophia borrelli found out what a local chef did to help give those parents a much needed break. 0:11 - 0:170:28 - 0:370:47 - 0:531:00 - 1:08 you may see chef jeff bland on our morning tonight, he cooks as a labor of love. jeff bland/u.s. foods, food fanatic chef: "it's about kids and kids are so important. they are our future and we want to make sure that you know there are healthy babies growing up." jeff was asked by the march of dimes to cook a meal for parents and family members of babies who are in the neonatal intensive care unit at carilion.danielle willis/development manager for march of dimes: "to show the community that march of dimes is here to help support them. we're here to help them in every way we can when it comes to premature babies and the nicu."elliot broyles had a son who was in the nicu and now volunteers because he knows what these parents are going though. elliot broyles/ nicu parent advisory board: "you get

as soon as it does, it will drift through the area quickly. by tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening, we have our next snow potential in the forecast. we stopped the clock at 4:00 later on today. temps in the low to mid-20s. this is well below seasonal average. our average high this time of year is in the low 40s. we will not even be near that today. by this evening, we will see the temps drop into the lower teens. clouds will develop as we head into the overnight hours. a couple areas could see a couple snowflakes. off. most of the morning, we're looking at dry conditions and maybe a couple snowflakes. the quick burst of snow arrives tomorrow afternoon and evening. motion. entire area. by dinnertime, we're still tracking the potential. again, we are talking about a quick moving system. when the wind picks up, you get the cold canadian air mass moving over the warmer water surfaces. with the wind picking up, we could get lake effect as we head into friday night and saturday morning. we are tracking and unsettled stretch. highs will struggle

far as i know. so where it goes from here, i guess we'll have to wait and see. it would be great to have some moral authority in this country. >> it would be interesting to get the men's perspective, which we're going to get from glenn here, about what do you think about having the government interject in the possibility of whether or not you get a certain medication? . >> the government has no business in your life whatsoever, especially when it comes to medical. they need to stay out of it. but here's the question: guys, the moment you enter into a relationship with a woman married or not, where do you have any more rights? please show me where that happens. it doesn't anymore. you've given them up. it in the marriage contract for good's sake. chris, kenten, help me out here. left? >> glenn, you want to put up your left hand and say evening glare i don't. if i was in a relationship now, i'd be giving up my i know how this works. >>> we love to hear what you go ahead and post your comments on our f

soon as that goes in and as soon as it switches to rain that's the end of it and that's the end of the snow threat. there's more moisture though back to the west that will get us tomorrow in the form of rain. visibility going down in northeast philly and mount holly and toms river and the philly international down to 1 1/2 miles. still the heaviest snow in dover and georgetown and millville, wildwood and atlantic city up to one mile and that's accumulating snow where the visibility is below one mile. four to eight inches in parts of sussex county, especially more closer to the four inch in cape may county. two to four just to the north and most of the area is one to three as we go through the afternoon. now for the rest of the day today, we have snow changing to sleet and freezing rain as temperatures climb. it will continue to climb tonight and go crazy tomorrow. mid-50s. 60 tomorrow. could you believe that? and then temperatures nowhere near what we saw over the weekend when we were in single digits and we had windchills of 10 to 20 below zero. the temperature in mount pocono over th

soon as they come in. beginning just less than a half hour from now. what we already know is that voter turnout in new hampshire today is heavy. election officials there are describing the turnout as, quote, very strong and steady, and they say they're confident they will hit a record number of votes. a lot is riding on those votes tonight. a lot on the line for the candidacies of both democrats and republicans. seeking their presidential nomination. donald trump is looking for his first victory after leading the republican polls in new hampshire since august. trump has maintained a double-digit lead since last month, and many of the political guru's and savants expect a real contest to be for second place. we'll soon know more about that. governor john kasich has banked on a strong ground game and he is the only candidate who has held more than 100 town hall meetings in new hampshire. senator marco rubio gaining momentum after a strong showing in iowa, but he ran into trouble at the gop debate saturday wh

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possibly as long as 12:30. i think there's a chance we'll see the national weather service will see there's no rotation with this system and will -- could possibly allow that to expire before that. bottom line is though, if you're in the path of this storm, stay indoors away from doors and windows until the storm passes. at a minimum you'll get that heavy rain, some very gusty winds, potential for damaging winds along with it until that storm passes through. it's moving at about 35 miles per hour, so it's moving pretty quickly. good news there. it will be in and out of that area pretty fast. farther to the south, watching a band of heavier rain and gusty winds. this is going to be moving across i-75. anywhere south of the skyway you want to stay off of i-75 for the next hour until all of this rain and the gusty winds associated with it make their and once we get behind this, we'll see significant improvement in the weather, so we are just about through with any threats for any significant weather. you probably

and as far as the supreme court is concerned, that is my specialty. this administration is easily the worst performer of any before the court in modern times which i think is indicative, again, of its approach to the rule of law. in modern times -- well, probably ever, though, of course, it's more relevant to compare obama to bush and clinton than, say, benjamin harrison. where obama is below 50% by the solicitor general's office or just unanimous cases where he has more man yous losses in his first five years than bush had in all eight, it's not a pretty picture. cato, in our amicus brief program, has gone 15-3, 10-1, 8-7, handily beating the government each time. expansive executive action including overzealous prosecution, i mentioned a coup of those cases, envelope breaking -- not just pushing legal theories -- and the fact that regard he is of his reasoning justice kennedy tends to act like a libertarian in close cases. as miguel estrada commented, quote: when you have a crazy client who insists you make crazy arguments, you're going to lose some

young people as well as adults.urn our libraries into not just the place for consumption but also creation, and that has been helpful. they need to match public dollars. i grant that i mentioned that they are so proud of, the largest grant so far to a single library for e-books and e-readers was a call the publishers and everyone is upset that libraries will invest and will be supportive, just like they have. just comingjust coming together, the digital public library of america is another example of everyone participating and saying we will survive the digital age >> just out of curiosity i have been price issues between the publishers and libraries. digital books have been priced very high. can you tell me how that is going? >> it is bringing librarians back to being called but we were during a certain time, feisty fighters for freedom. >> you said it, i didn't. they are basically saying we will, we are your partners, have always been your partners.partners. for people who cannot purchase bookstores, this wonderfu

investigators as you see right there are now looking for a cause. information just as soon as we get it. confirmation about a troubling report that satellite from north korea passed over the super bowl north korea successfully launched the satellite and now orbiting over the united states. world powers held an emergency meeting on sunday condemning the launch and hoping that u.n. resolution about rocket launch and recent nuclear test will be adopted soon. the satellite passed over levi stadium about an hour after the game ended. >> gene: 8:09. cdc on highest alert to help prevent the spread of the zica virus. they will be now working around the clock to find way to curb spread of zica. president obama requested $1.8 billion in funding to help fight. money will help go toward vaccine although that's not expected any time soon. 50 americans have returned to the country infected with zica virus. data breach at fbi hackers posted personal information for 20,000 people, league comes one day after personal information for 10,000 department of homeland security employees was published. the

as soon as i said, he began to cry. he says he understands what he did was wrong, and he was sorry, but he said he neverr sexually interacted with these children. he said he was just watching. he felt as though he was one of them. sean, i'll tell you speakingou with him you don't get the sense that this is a 22 year old adult. speaking with him it seems likes rather you're speaking with a younger child, if you will. a big question, of course, rises how, in fact was he then allowlw to actually act as a volunteerue at this school with any sort of responsibility with these children. > marina, can i ask, is he claiming that he didn't shoot any of these videos, that they e were essentially just sent to him? is he trying to make somee differentiation there.ffer >>reporter: no, he's not tony. he says that he was participating as far as taking r some of these videos, even atn times directing some of thesese videos and being a part of thehe scene of this video -- of these videos. but he says he was never in anyn of the videos, s

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so that port nofolio as well fud as before.m not going to say there wasn't one change to anything in the department but generally the force structure plan we had before is a force structure plan we have now. we did look at modernization. modernization took the brunt of the reduction. i would say not in a stupid way. we didn't term nate programs. we didn't break multi-years. neither on the people side did we issue riff notices, things like that. we didn't do the things to involve flailing around and breaking things. we were careful and thoughtful in how we approached this. we -- but students of defense reductions i think everyone would be familiar with this. that's studied this over time. especially when you have kind of a short-term in this case a two-year budget deal that tells you you have less money and you don't know what the future holds and doesn't make sense to change the force structure, riff people. so we went to the modernization account, which tends to be the most volatile and that's where we had to take some risk, b

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ben carson has talked and answered questions ...as well as marco rubio. they've been asked about a wide range of issues - from gun rights...to the country's relationship with cuba - and what kind of music the candidates like.we have some video outside the event from 3 earlier tonight. 3 this is a look at folks taking part in the event, filing in earlier.those in the audience submitted questions - and as we understand it, were picked to be part of the event based on their questions.we spoke audience before he headed in this evening.dr. richard leland had submitted a question to cnn - that was asking him if he would consider being surgeon general if he was not nominated at the gop candidate.dr. leland says he is happy to see the town hall come to greenville - and says he does plan to vote decided on who his vote will go to yet -- that's why these events are so important, just 3 3 10:28:35 sure i think it's invaluable to see people in person as a physician i think there is a world of value to be in person vs on the tv or on thephone 10:28:45 ** **carson:"it