and 33 att dulles fredericksburg. this boundary is going to left up to the north. the warm front will get us into very warm sector of air. tomorrow you will feel the difference in the temperature. but it will take a while for the cold front to come on through. that is going to be happening on sunday. there will be a dramatic difference in temperature. freezing rain early this morning and cloudy skies and showers 37 -- 43 to time, degrees. it isfreezing tonight, just the morning that we need to worry about the winter precipitation. saturday, 55-m on 61 degrees. it is good to get back outdoors with sunshine. it will be much warmer through the west of -- rest of next week. amanda meadows has traffic. >> we are going to start off with a live shot with some of that precipitation north of us. this is going to be coming down to 70 at metal -- meadowbrook. it is reflected off the pavement just a little bit. secondary is getting a little slick. we will look at that and let you know if that does cause problems in the morning commute. for now, you're good to go on to 70. use

. >> so gowning at a certain speed, att 25 miles per hour, you don't have to think about it. >> sprint also offers a web site where parents can monitor what their teen is doing with the phone while driving. consumer reports found all three apps work well. >> now if you're an iphone user go to settings and collect do not disturb before getting behind the wheel. consumer reports says this option won't set automatic responses but will silence text messages or calls sou won't be distracted now tonight at 6:00 a different take on your cell phone specifically, cracked screens. >> that is crazy when that happens. >> i know. >> driving up to the sierra looks the way it should. skiers are thrilled. >> that is right. flurries moving through. there are smiles on faces of skiers and snowboarders. >> we've been waiting and are excited >> tammy took her kids out of school to get to sugar bowl for a rare powder day in an otherwise disappointing season for seers. >> we saw the storm coming and figured we'd go. >> what do you think of it now? >> i like when it's steep. >> this is a snow escape. >> loca

. >> reporter: in 2010 the fcc put rules in place prohibiting broadband providers like verizon and att from blocking lawful content. rules also prohibited these providers from discriminating against any traffic on the system, meaning all content on the internet would be treated equally whether it's movies you stream, the online games you play or the websites you browse. verizon sued the fcc saying it did not have the authority from congress to make these rules. while they upheld the authority, the court tossed the fcc's rules saying they were built using a flawed legal argument. at the heart of this debate is what is called common carrier regulations. a notion borne out of other parts of our daily lives like public transportation. common carriage laws are meant to ensure all people have access to fundamental services. in that way the internet is like a highway, and internet service providers like a bus company, say a bus company that transports passengers from one city to another is free to operate as a business on u.s. roads. because that company is using a public roadway the carrier

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look att started with a the time lapse, some high clouds this morning but a beautiful morning midday.kies for a bit and then clouds come back. on contactuld freeze in spots early to more morning. 37 in quantico and fredericksburg. 33 right now in annapolis. there in purple is the entire region under a freezing rain advisory from 3 a.m. until 9 a.m. tomorrow morning. the eastern shore is not included because temperatures will be above freezing and involve plain old-fashioned rain. untreated surfaces could be freeze. -- could freeze. that is why the advisory is in effect. we will make progress during the day but it will take a while. we will he be here with this , look at therday temperatures. it could reached 62 degrees by saturday afternoon. dayt has been a heck of a out at redskins park. >> how is it going out there? smart, young, a hair on fire code, you have one in washington. jay gruden signed a five-year .ontract it shows the redskins have confidence in him. it will be an opportunity for washington fans to watch him grow as a head coach. he was introduced at 4:00 this afternoon.

lou: the att reports private-sector added to under 30,000 jobs the strong showing in more than a yearsiness leads away added half of the jobs and a new release from the fomc mid december meeting shows most members agree that december was the right time for the central bank to release the asset purchases by $10 billion federal reserve officials claim to the schaede effects from the bond purchaserogram hall. don't you feel better? tom donahue doubles down in his war against the two-party fouling to protect pro-business members of congress from the tea party and their challengers. >> you cannot make them see the light, and then there least let's make them a feel the heat. we will support candidates who want to work within the legislative process to solve the nation's problems and who understand business is not the problem, a business is part of the solution. lou: aso blasted the president's economic policies saying taxes and entitlemen in regulation and strength of recovery. we have our laugher from president reagan advisory board. i know even remember tom donahue being so brash and bold

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saw a tta -- att coming out in supporting the cover my's in 2010.twohere is a case where cable companies -- and in the rules were struck dumb by the d c circuit. down by the d c circuit. that is entirely up to the fcc. technically, that is not a regulation. it wasn't even agency action. it is one of the problems of making law. technically, they are still bound until the fcc tells them that they are not. sure.hink they could for debate thatlearly a will continue for some time. we will all be watching closely. in the meantime, please thank our panel. [applause] >> tonight on c-span, president obama's speech from earlier today on changing government surveillance programs. then we will go to the phone light and see what you think. we will have a conversation on twitter and facebook as well. and there is a former cia analyst. president'sshow the remark from earlier today. he talked about changing some of the surveillance programs and monitoring other world leaders and u.s. allies. [applause]

i will suggest to you that senator landrieu made a comment just this week, also suggesting att it was timely to look our export policies. so i think that is a good indication that she would be willing to take a good, hard and at where we are today, how we might be able to modernize the energy architect or. ask a question in back, by the wall? alicia, with 21st-century science and technology magazine. i know the white paper you wrote is specifically on exports of natural gas reserves, etc., recently discovered in the united states, that i want to ask you something about the being of nuclear power hopefully, eventually, a predominant source of energy production in north america and the rest of the world. is looking at nuclear power this year as a world energy source. fact that there is hype in north america about these natural gas reserves, there is also discussion about moving away -- this is 20, 30 years down the line -- moving away from an extraction economy. i was wondering if you could share what ever discussion there in thehe senate, congress, about this view of nuclear power. i h

. >> she is att remarkable person. she started out having a rough reputation -- >> why?ut great. now here she is with her aarp card. i have one of those myself and it's a great thing to do. go. >> the discounts will comerd in very handy. >> congratulations, michelle. offer great first lady and a great person for the kids to look up to. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> all right. is thatrt it? >> anything else? >> all right. rea they said read slowly. >> set your dvr so you never miss an episode of "the five." we will see you here back on monday. have a great" weekend. next.al report" is up >>> hello. i'm gregg jarrett. glad you're with us. well tom to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news, a terrorist attack in the heart of afghanistan. now three american civilians are dead. we have new details and who is claiming responsibility. >>> and president obama is calling 2014 a year of action. he says he is willing to bypass congress to get things done. will this put him on a collision course with capitol hill? our

. >> so, how do you evaluate a team that set the bar as high att as the 49ers?ot quite an a, as harbaugh would say. instead, he chose his words carefully. >> it was a fabulous year of football. i thought the way our super bowl b push year of football. can't say super bowl push, but it was -- the players play -- superbly. >> and, jim harbaugh was right after a. alex smith is a pro bowl quarterback. former 49er was named as an injury replacement for bray difficult he led the chiefs to the playoffs just one year after kansas city finished 2- 14. amazing turn around for him. >>> tennis' first major of the year hasn't quite gone to form. two of the top seeds have already been knocked out of the australian open on the men and women's side. >> novac had won three straight open titles. he hit the ace to send the match the a fifth set, way over the four-hour mark. this time, the big serve by djokovic who hits the return wide. while he final librax through, he beats d for the first time in 15 tries and advances. >>> 19-year-old boushard has become the first canadian born

theaters.su he has not said to the russian people that they've beens, a decimated or that we're not atts with them. he understands it. the other good thing about russia is they don't have those pesky little things called civi liberties. so i think some people are going to get these letters like sorry we shot your son, but we don'tgs really care c here.i we're going to blow you up if we think you're a threat. >> putin has been able to we decimate and control the media in russia, so it's now state controlled. so he tells what youl you'reu're going to hear on the news. >> that's. true. the reason some athletes might be in danger is the outfits were augustingly. jackets like like they were sewn dark. if an athlete is injured, do you arrest the makers of the unifore because after all, we arrested the maker of a film that caused islamic terror. so it's not the terrorists' fault. it's the people who incite the terrorists. they're the bad guy. also, the athlete, telling his parents not to come, maybe heyb just wants to party. wan you know what are greatlast uniforms? you got to see the german un

back, this son of a factory worker who didn't speak much english, won a competitive scholarship to atte attend dickinson college this fall. [ applause ] you know, everywhere you go, you've got stories like estephan's and like troy's but we don't want these to be the exceptions. we want these to be the rule. that's what we owe our young people and that's what we owe this country. we all have a stake in restoring that fundamental american idea that says, it doesn't matter where you start, what matters is where you end up. and as parents and teachers as business and philanthropic and political leaders and as citizens we've all got a role to play. i'm going to spend the next three years as president playing mine and i look forward to working with you on the same team to make this happen. thank you very much, everybody. >> hello, everyone, i'm craig melvin. it is a busy thursday afternoon. president obama, the first lady at the white house there whereas you've just watched and heard, just rolled out a new initiative to expand access to american colleges and universities especially to low inc

you are saying that you are not doing it, but the president says that att always take face value. this data be reversed engineered? giving me quotes about the nsa, which is not us and not what we are doing. you are in a contest of who can collect the most information. i fundamentally reject the categorization. we are doing,at we are making every effort to be very careful in satisfying the federal law in terms of security and privacy and in terms of treating consumers properly. if we are careless with their information, that is not consistent with our mission. we are not. >> can this data be reverse engineered? reversedr data can be engineered is a complicated one. that is why we aggregate as much as we can. there may be information gathering said the government has done across many sectors that at one time could not be reversed engineered. that is something we are careful about an mindful of. -- that is not an issue you can answer and a one time for all time. it may change over time. >> the fact that you are concerned about it, do you think it can be reversed engineered? >> we are

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but it was fun to read these at att switkowski going snow that fell for it oh eight she is off three straight hits to the intake under sharon's idea to shed the medical center and integrity. because the u s president barack obama's thirty to forty called sharon's life and dedication to the state of israel. obama will not however tends her aunt's funeral. the vice president joe biden will lead to the us delegation that will fall like that's the problem has more now on reaction to the news from washington a very difficult diplomatic exercise this one for the obama administration how to pay tribute to her ariel sharon from here from the white house the very sight of a statement indeed from the present broken michelle obama send the deepest condolences and that is pretty much sits otherwise they'd oh four to a continued work with the israeli government and what towards a peace process the suspect it is they don't carry as working on intensely right now he will keep on traveling to the region in the next few months and he is michael said at the abbey a military funeral of ariel sharon bap

he is att novelist, journalist, and war correspondent, and places he corresponded from, lebanon, israel, egypt, chechnya, sudan and northern ireland. i went on a line to see a list of places that the state department says you shouldn't go. those are all the place that is he go to. the movie, triage, with colin farrell, is based upon his novel. and hunting party, starring richard gere was based on his work in bosnia. what you don't know about him and you wouldn't read is he a part owner of the half-king bar. his partner in the bar is sebastian, young, the author, of the perfect storm. it is in chelsea on 23rd and 10th, which is the hottest area of new york and i asked him how long ago he opened it and he said, 14 years. so like, my grandfather used to say, it is much better to be lucky than smart. i'd like to introduce as our first speaker, ari shavit. [applause] >> thank you very much. it is really a pleasure and honor to be here. it was worthwhile writing a book just to come to miami for my first time in my life. i've been several times in florida but sometimes never got to the very en

some of them i know quite well because he was a subject of several chap there is in my , a look att venturesgal marijuana industry." called hemp company and spending 200% in the last big drugand he was a smuggler back in the early 1980's. he went to jail for nine years after smuggling into this country about $1 billion worth of pot. on the westingpin coast. anyway, you start this company and people are investing but it's a penny stock. >> is at the actual pot they sell or the accoutrement? >> $400. tracks investors, beware. >> green grow and medical marijuana all trading for pennies and dimes and it's a wild ride. medvox on the pink sheets? >> i believe they are on the pink sheets as well. and they released a statement to that effect today. buyer beware. the guys in charge of these companies may have smuggled drugs. out of the home with the mortgage ceo's but they did not go to jail. >> dabbing. it's actually kind of scary and could threaten the entire marijuana industry. first, the taper is here and the trade is very clear on it. ♪ >> taper is here in the trade is clear. time for insight an

one of the big band elements of these kinds of companies, verizon, att, whoever, here in the u.s., part of the brand is tied to privacy and protecting information they have about who you're calling and when. >> they did not know anything about you. expect you customers to detect that. back when i was running here, we used to require subpoenas and other things if anybody wanted information, including the u.s. government. how some of those relationships have evolved, whether with googles and others of the world, it has now changed. an expertlaim to be in terms of what has been required or not, but i think in most cases, when you do consumer research, most consumers say, tell me what you are looking to do and why, and then i will give you my opinion. in most cases, like what we see feel ok because we want national security. we do not want problems while we are there. just tell me why and help me understand it. >> the government has never given everyone the information about what they are surveilling. qwest my personal opinion, some of the conversation should have occurred in terms of, we a

even with family and friends, the men and women at the nsa know that if another ack1 or massive cyber attwill be asked by congress and the media why they failed to connect the dots. what sustains those who work at our other intelligence agencies through all these pressures is the knowledge that the professionalism and dedication play a central role in the defense of our nation. now, to say that our intelligence community followed the law and is staffed by patriots is not to suggest that in my administration for complacency about the potential impact of these programs. those of us who hold office in america have a responsibility to our constitution, and while i was confident in the integrity of those who lead our intelligence community, it was clear to me in observing our intelligence observation on a regular basis that changes in our technological capabilities were raising new questions about the privacy safeguards currently in place. an extendedter review of our use of drugs in in the fightdrones against terrorist networks, i believe a fresh observation about terrorist networks was the n

att? >> [inaudible] >> i had no conversation with ill. >> [inaudible] listen, i had earlier >>conversations with bill where, as i expressed to you at the time, that bill told me he knew absolutely nothing about this. so -- and certainly the emails yesterday, emails are well after the fact, so -- but that's not the basis upon which i made my decision on bill. my decision on bill was made based on the fact of the tone, tenor, and conduct evidenced in those emails. i lost confidence in his judgment. that's why i made the decision i made as to bill. brian? >> it's no secret that many republicans -- do you see what has happened here fighting the decision-making process of the next -- >> i have no idea what it would look like at this point. as i have said many times before. i know that everybody in the political media and in the political chattering class wants to start the 2016 race. and universities can't help themselves but do polls that are meaningless three years away from an election. you

and just reic like the many atts before this case, there are those out there who would like the american public to believe that this conversation is anything but an attack on women's health care. to them it's a debate about freedom, except, of course, for the freedom of women to access their own care. it's no different than when we are told that attacks on abortion rights aren't an infringement on a woman's right to choose, they are about religion or states' rights. or when we are told that restricting emergency contraception isn't about limiting a woman's ability to make our own family planning decisions, it's about protecting pharmacists. or, just like last week when we were told that a certain former republican governor's comments about women's libedo was -- quote -- "tone issue rather than a direct reflection of the republican party's misguided and arcane policies. the truth is, this case is about contraception. this is an attempt to limit a woman's ability to access care. this is about women. allowing a woman's boss to call the shots about her access to birth control should be incon

last-minute inclusion of iran threatened talks since syrian opposition leaders said they would not attith just over two weeks until olympic opening ceremonies, authorities in younan t to they believe she somehow made it past the ring of s to protect the olympics. and if there iube games, the pentagon is offering u.s. air and naval support, including two navy ships in the black sea. >>> here at home, the broncos and seahawks aren't the only teams getting ready for super bowl xlviii. the those keeping the teams safe are also sharpening their plans. >> reporter: it's this nearly one-mile stretch of waterway along jersey city shoreline that poses one of the top security concerns during super bowl week. within this zone sits the hyatt hotel and the westin hotel where the seahawks and broncos will be staying. and where the state police marine unit will keep a round-the-clock watch. >> to make sure no one is conducting any suspicious activity or going to do anything to disrupt the stay at those two hotels. >> reporter: these high-speed boats are well equipped with counterterrorism technology

novak mentioned a story that he never should have -- that outed valerie country att put the risk for political reasons. i think the media needs to be a lot more responsible, too. in mississippi. democratic caller. caller: how are you doing? host: good morning. caller: you know, honestly -- you know, i think he is a traitor. to asku know, you have how did he know about the documents question mark -- documents? i am watching the show right now. host: you've got to turn on your tv. let's go to jamie in michigan. democratic caller. caller: thanks for c-span, first of all. i think that the media should be more careful. there's been information out there already that has caused our country a lot of trouble. people jumping to conclusions. why can't this be postponed until we are sure? bush,e i know president he caused a lot of trouble when he was talking about acts of evil. i think we should wait to see if it is true or not and go from there. host: but who should be more careful about making this type of accusation, these lawmakers? newspapers,media, our representatives. i am a constituent

regulatory driven, costs have to come out and you're going to see large cinersynergies being atte to. >> health care is an area. >> health care you're going to see. it was big this past year as well. >> yes. >> you're going to see telecom. now you're going to see the cyclicals come back. national resources fell off this year where they had been very hot for several years as china continues to press its economic influence and engine back up. we're seeing much more activity in asia. in fact, emerging across border deals jumped in the fourth quarter to 40% of the overall market, up to 32% in the full year. seeing a resurgence in cross border and emerging market deals. that's going to drive demand for natural resources because china, india, brazil are starting to develop, again, westernization and the influence on industrialization that we hadn't seen in this past year. >> i'm going to leave it there. thanks very much. paul parker, global head of m and a at barclays. cross border, that's up your alley, too. >> yeah, and you have a fun year then, david. >> yes. >> good. >>> still ahead, 2

right after his atte mptfailed this morning. isn't that right, mr. fremont? just stay strong.e have to be aware of our weakest link. sonya set us up. caine: she didn't set you up. we didn't need her to. book these two animals. what about sonya? there's no sign of her anywhere. i think she's running out of friends. she's still got one. i just s tpokeo the clerk in judge porterson's courtroom. okay, who posted bail? ready for this? peter kinkella. is this guy crazy? i mean, she tried to kidnap his family. what did he use for collateral? his yacht. it sounds like sonya found a new partner. it certainly does. taking a cruise, mr. kinkella? matter of fact, we are. ask sonya. we're going to watch the sunset. could be your last, sonya. what? why don't you tell her, peter? don't listen to him, sonya. he's trying to screw up our cruise. sonya, he posted your bail on the hopes that your people would kill you. when that failed, he developed his own plan. that's what today is about, isn't it, peter? peter? do you have any idea what it's like to have your family taken from you? as a matter