that's right, austin, texas. >> we also announced a huge investment in arizona. we haven't said what it is for. >> reporter: is it the sapphire glass? when does that glass come off the line? >> i can't tell you that. >> reporter: bigger iphone screens? >> i can't tell you that either. >> reporter: iwatch? you heard it here first. that same secrecy still alive 30 years later, after all of america, on a super bowl sunday, was alerted that something was coming. >> on january 24th. >> reporter: then-steve jobs and his trademark unveiling. >> i'd like to show you macintosh in person. >> reporter: we wanted to know about those stories about the next inventions cloaked in secrecy. secrecy is part of the culture of apple? >> it is. we believe fundamentally that people love surprises. >> reporter: there are stories about black drapes over products in development, true? >> there's black drapes and numerous locked doors and many other things. >> reporter: and employees who can't even tell their families at home what they're working on? >> yes, that's true. >> reporter: even

police near austin, texas, tell us they've responded to more than 260 crashes and houston had double that. amy alexander went out for a run to the grocery store and got into a wreck along the way. >> you can't control it. you hit a patch of ice and you're gone. that's it. >> reporter: and here what happened to a houston police officer helping back up this bus that got stuck on the ice -- >> the collision was a war zone. louder than a gunshot. >> reporter: it was heartbreaking work for firefighters in quebec, canada, so cold, they're having to use steam to melt the ice at the scene of this deadly fire at a seniors home. eight people were killed, dozens are unaccounted for and they're worried there are still victims inside behind the ice. >> every person that's involved in this operation -- people are working very hard. >> reporter: at this burning apartment complex in nicholasville, kentucky -- >> i was out there with my jacket half on -- >> reporter: the shivering firefighters out there are trying to fight fires in freezing temperatures. and of all this cold comes as many families ar

there is no place better than austin texas, there just isn't have you ever been to austin, texas?to eat everything in the whole town. including the people. our first guest tonight is a talented actor who does a very fine job of filling very big shoes, whether they be that of shatner or ford. he plays cia agent jack ryan in the new thriller, "jack ryan: shadow recruit," it opens in theaters tomorrow. please welcome chris pine. [ applause ] >> jimmy: everyone is excited. >> yeah. >> jimmy: a member of our studio audience having some personal problems at home. but she came out to see you tonight. she might not have a home anymore. no. [ inaudible ]. >> that was a fantastic hug. i remember it. you're very warm. it was good. >> jimmy: what are you -- >> it's not every day you come to a talk show and you get a gold grill. so thank you. >> jimmy: meryl streep got one last night. you have to have a grill nowadays. it's all the rage. how you doing? by the way, this is an unbelievable thing, because first of all, you become captain kirk. now eve become jack ryan. i mean, if i was daniel cra

. >> last night's show festured auditions from boston and austin texas and they have awe discs from san francisco, thousands of future kerry underwood was there and ryan sea crest was there and starting tomorrow night at 9:00 on ktvu. >>> oscar nominations are scheduled to be announced, 12 years of slaves will be getting best nomination and best picture picture. they are expected to get best actor for dallas buyers club and cate blanchette will get best actress for blue jasmine. >> i am told it and this is how much she received on that bill and how she plans on treating herself. >>> and the first lady, look nook plastic surgery, -- looking into plastic surgery. we will be right back. ó@ó . >>> san francisco mayor ed lee is pushing to overturn the city's-year-old program of charging drivers to park at meters on sunday. the mayor is soon to spark a big deal as they have raised a lot of money for muni during the past year. >> it is based upon people paying tickets for over run meters. that is not the way up want them to understand. the mtv will say. >>> a san francisco wait president is pl

and why are cars skidding all over icy roads in austin, texas? >> about ten wrecks on the way here.> it snows in the south, you know, relatively infrequently. but it does happen. and it used to actually happen more often than it is happening now. >> i checked. he's right. it last snowed in new orleans just six years ago. >> the coldest it's been in new york city was minus 19 fahrenheit in the 1930s. we're nowhere near that now. >> right again. in 1934, the mercury dipped to minus 52 degrees in new york state. this winter, the lowest low so far, plus 4. . >> people forget what it was like 30 or 40 years ago. that makes them a little susceptible to people peddling nonsense. >> reporter: so he's saying don't listen to piers corbin. >> big extremes with very, very cold air at times. and this type of thing is going to continue for some decades. >> toughen up. this is no big deal. and that's easy for me to say from sunny, california. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> thank you, nick watt, for rubbing it in. and coming up next here on "nightline," vin diesel doing his best v

. >>> y el mal tiempo causÓ cientos de accidentes en austin texas.na patrulla policial. >>> 17 comunidades en california, estÁn a punto, a punto de quedarse sin agua, por una palabrde las peores sequias dÉcadas, los embalses se secan, la situaciÓn es preocupante para el campo, los agricultores estÁn entre la espada y la pared, nos explica cristina. >>> como millones de californianos, mario silva mira al cielo con angustia. >>> rogando que llueva. >>> su vivero se prepara para marzo, la mayor venta de flores, pero teme que la sequÍa extrema lleve a autoridad a extender el racionamiento de agua, y sus clientes prefieran baÑarse a comprar flores. >>> si eso pasa. por supuesto que tengo que recortar a gente. >>> tras dos aÑos de sequÍa, el 2013 fue el aÑo de menos lluvia en la historia de california, los embalses estÁn en crisis, si no llueve y mucho, unas 17 comunidades agrÍcolas que dependen de ello, se quedarÍan sin agua en 60 dÍas. >>> este es el embalse, aquÍ el nivel del agua estÁ alarmantemente bajo. las autoridades bombean, agua a riachuelos y ar

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for example, madison, montgomery maryland, and austin texas. the market of women are 77 percent, and year at 16 percent. that speaks volumes for the efforts of our chief and the testing and the recruitment to bring in a diverse poolment the labor market ability for african americans are 17 percent, but the chief's recent hire, 11 percent african american. we're doing well in this area. and i'll speak more about that. what's more impressive about these achievements is that the city is faced with a difficult task of maintaining diversity and the changes in the law. prop 209, affirmative action in 1997 and the new haven richie case which made the news, it was a firefighter case, prevented -- clearly established that an employer is prevented from responding to adverse impact after administering an exam. so we have to put all of our eggs in one basket. none of these legal factors are considered in the auditor's report. we've gone well beyond -- >> while you're discussing this, we he had a jury award that was close to $40 million of promotions and i

audience: [cheering] steve: and from austin, texas, it's the mcdonald family! [cheering] steve: everybody's here trying to win their self a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand new stylish ford fusion right there. audience: [cheering] steve: give me dottie, give me nichell. audience: [cheering] steve: ladies, here we go. we got the top 7 answers on the board. name something a man worries his wife will turn into. nichell. >> a cheater. steve: a cheater. >> good answer! good answer! audience: [laughing] steve: same thing, hell. same damn thing. you just cheating a whole lot, that's all. dottie? >> a witch. steve: a witch. >> [laughing]

ice on the road was an unusual sight in austin, texas, where the normal daytime high in january is in the 60s. >>> the military plans to deploy blimplike airport over the skies of maryland this fall. >> it's just surveillance. >> they should not be testing it on the american public. >> reporter: the army said they need it to protect the nation's capital. >> the eve of the third anniversary of the uprising that took down former president mubarak the bomber struck egypt security forces. another bomb hit a police car near a cairo train station. a third explosion rocked a police station near the famous giza pyramid. >> stocks close out their worst week since june, 2012. the profit outlook for u.s. companies and a possible currency crisis are concerns. >>> the maverick surfing competition is unique in its unpredictability. when the waves and weather is just right, competitors get only 48 hours notice. >> you might be out of this year, i'm trying the protein thing with real protein. [ female announcer ] ditch the diet and go on a try-it. just try one of 70 yummy lean cuisine dishes for 10 d

and in the suburbs of austin, texas, the number of poor has swelled almost 143%. more poor people live in america's suburbs than in cities or rural areas. the main explanation is simply demographics. many more americans have moved to suburbs in recent years. and that growth included low income residents and new immigrants. other factors -- suburbs are still recovering from the foreclosure and financial crises. federal programs for the poor were mostly designed back in the '60s with rural or urban communities in mind. and when hard times came to the suburbs, many were not prepared. >> often, suburban communities have not built up the same level of infrastructure and safety net support that cities have been building up over decades. >> oh, boy. where do i begin with the challenges? >> richard cusack chairs the welfare to work where lee lives. local governments face greater burdens in the face of federal budget cuts and the winding down of stimulus funds. >> suffolk county in the last couple of years has faced $500 million deficit. >> even though suffolk county has o

he said the stunt was to get publicity to get an invite to this year's summer x games in austin, texasjust in case you were thinking about trying something like this. i know, marci, you're thinking about it. the guy suffered 13 concussions, had three knee injuries, a ruptured spleen, and had his front teeth replaced seven times in the past. he's had plenty of epic fails along with that one win i suppose. >> my goodness. >> crazy. >>> seattle seahawks fans shook the ground under centurylink field. creating a fan-generated earthquake. a small quake came during the marshall lynch touchdown. >> this is not the first one caused by the enthusiastic fans seattle. a touchdown run by the same player set off strong shaking three years ago. >> would be marshawn lynch, i do know who he is. can you believe that? a small earthquake? >> unbelievable. >> pretty cool. >>> right on theme, by this time next week, we'll know who is playing in super bowl xlviii. >> the afc and nfc championship games are set. following another round of some wild playoffs on sunday. here's steve levy of espn with all the hig

in austin, texas, 29-year-old musician andrew collins has been procrastinating. >> i feel like people of my age, a lot of people would justify putting it off. >> reporter: but monday, collins went shopping for a health plan. >> i'm going to get sick eventually. i'm going to have to go to the emergency room eventually so i guess what i'm trying to do is find the most affordable way that i can manage that. >> reporter: collins and others like him are seeing a blitz of edgy ads popping up around the country like colorado's got insurance ad pushing young people to sign up. now, the white house is going to take a big push to get the young people signed up over the next three weeks. including a national youth enrollment day february 15th. anne-marie. >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> the water's coming back for some families in west virginia. 45,000 people in the dharl charlton area are able to turn on their taps this morning. but more than 250,000 others still have no running water six days after a chemical spill. schools will remain closed today. it could be days befo

the season and in the cia time and croatia in kenya and new concerts in hong kong so hollow and austin texas. talk to dan and i enjoy is from government though is that two years ago david tennant the more cozy. the vatican embassy today he announces that it's at this realtor yet to get the very least it's its own priests event. it's very unusual for a diplomatic mission to the polls and as you say two nephews made it to be reopened payment you more insists he wasn't under any political pressure. it is no doubt that over that period behind the scenes there being a great deal of activity involving people i care the people most human senior charles brown is in the u turn. the opposition say this it certainly looks like a bowl with the government insist is just a response to the new priorities of the new papacy is according to stresses will try and do we always had diplomatic relations with the vatican sweat the sky agency of the known resident of boston are of course no we will have a full president diplomatic mission involving a middle ranking as diplomats i will not be ok to do well at the wa

. >> reporter: this was a freeway in austin, texas, today. police here reporting more than 214 accidents and counting. >> passed about ten wrecks on the way here. >> reporter: in new orleans, where the city doesn't own a single salt truck or snowplow, they're calling this their worst winter storm in at least ten years. >> winter storms of this nature are very, very unpredictable. and are to be respected. >> reporter: around atlanta, the highways were a mess. >> i haven't seen it like this in years. >> reporter: families who emptied grocery stores spent hours trying to get home on the icy roads. >> i'd advise, if you ain't got to be out, stay at home. >> reporter: for cities like wilmington, north carolina, myrtle beach, charleston, this is their first measurable snow in years. and some areas could see between six and ten inches. greenville, north carolina, is expecting snow all night. and they only have three snowplows. the city of new york has dozens, if not hundreds of snowplows. you have how many? >> three. >> reporter: three. >> we do hur

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live there only see those pages as well coming in from time they are on now with the pages from austin texas a cathedral the trek to man. this is that the moe website assisted her to get a good place to read this. so they could. mom and dad. watch the director of righteousness. and there whom to your table. has it the us. it says. this is a bit different because before we so everybody standing up with great ceremony. this is a bit more in the beginning of the liturgy the residing on easter bishop and escaped after considering the middle of the church. with a moment during the service when they get shown in the presiding bishop for our row and it is until this century. so that's the so called small and intricate and small in tibet's was going on the new clients and deacons are walking out of the century surrounding the presiding bishop. upgrade to full service that is dipping into the system tray so the ongoing coverage and see for the next hour or so ago with subtlety go home phone coverage of art and photo was taken through the devastated. well with looking on the hunt them merry christmas

finally thawing out but others are in deep paralysis in austin, texas there were 300 accidents. a dash cam recorder caught this truck careening off the highway. the interstate outside of bi birmingh birmingham, alabama saw gridlock conditions. in charleston, south carolina, one of the biggest cable bridges in the world closed for the first time because of the ice. notice had it worse than atlanta. just two inches of snow provided disastrous results. there is still a civilian state of emergency for georgia. atlanta being a city defined by its commuters, and tuesday's trip home stretched into wednesday. by yesterday afternoon, even the national guard was called in to bring meals to stranded drivers who spent up to 14 hours on the roads. some stretches of the highway were totally abandoned, others drew comparisons to the hit zombie show "the walking dead" filmed in atlanta. look at that. a handful of children were forced to sleep on school buses, 2,000 others had to sleep at schools. the conditions were too icy to get home. other kids could not wait. that's elizabeth grace anderson

today, we are at the circuit of americas in austin, texas.oing ferrari driving with 18 ferrari owners here to appreciate their cars. ♪ the idea of the ferrari driving experience is for people to have fun and learn something more about their car at the same time. the cars are engineered at high levels and driven to this level on the road. we started to teach people how to fit the wheel. we teach them how to shift and downshift and break. we have 15 cars. we are driving the ferrari 458 italia, the california 30, and the f-12. if you are driving a ferrari, you want to go fastst. we will probably reach 145 on the straight line. we teach someone to go well before fast. we have clients who come five or six times. when people leave here, the main thing is a greater appreciation for the brand. driving one of these ferraris on a track on a beautiful day, there is nothing better than that. >> let's say you are driving on ice. better bring the beat. an old artist is getting a new lease on life. the exhibit reimagines. cool stuff. ♪ >> this is "lunch mon

. >> we noticed austin, texas >> you're making computers in america. >> yes. we are. it's a big deal. and we have a huge investment in arizona. >> is it sapphire? >> it's the sapphire announcement. >> does that glass come off the line? >> i can't tell you that. >> i watch? >> or ring. >> you heard here, first. >> david squeezing them, squeezing for information. that sapphire glass is a specialty glass used to protect cameras and iphones. >> coming up david will have more on his interview with tim cook including what he wants to reveal about the surveillance program. >>> a new jersey fifth grader joined his school band as a trumpet player this year. what is remarkable is that he was born without arms. >> he picked up the trumpet and said it just felt right. a local music store helped make a special stand and he's encouraging toerjz give music a chance. >> somebody out there that would like to try an instrument go ahead, try it you never know whatever happens if you like it, you like it. you don't, you don't keep trying. >> everybody who knows jamir says he wants to be

band yeah we're actually opening now in austin texas which is the right they work real well by college campuses because when you're seventeen eighteen years old you can eat that five times a week you go right but it will go by fat cells love it larry sports what did you make of could know. you know i hate seeing a homegrown yankee go like that i mean i have robinson cano is a great player i'm kind of adverse to give any player at this point yeah you know seven years is condamine that as a five years as if i was a g.m. would be the most i'd be willing to pay someone unless they were nineteen years old what about you you think he's there in trouble there insurable. you know i love would you are you do i think arguably did his best coaching job yet with the end of this year the injuries are ridiculous we've got to get younger and if you look back to those great yankee teams that yes we still have free agency signings but the homegrown core you know the jeter is obviously bernie williams mariano rivera those guys were yankees from the beginning we need to kind of redevelop that instead of.

think about places that have caught people's imagination, it is not surprising that you hear about austin, texas. chicago has done a lot in that arena. really cool incubator they're called 1871. i found a cool company in columbia, missouri, where the university of missouri is, a moved fromled newsy, the west coast, venture backed, and sold. >> you have to have cheap enough rent for founders and koch to bers -- entrepreneurs they geturvive before their angel money, but you also need access to capital. the crucial element. especially angel financing. financing. what of the interesting things in this study was the number of angel deals in the bay area was actually down. that is in part because deals are starting to get very expensive. talent can go anywhere. technology makes it possible to start a company anywhere, but no small up-and-coming places neither critical mass of either angel investors or big vc's who are able to get on a plane or, even better, have an office. >> so where else in the world? >> this report talked about europe, and germany specifically. butalk about europe's woes, clearly s

today, we are at the circuit of americas in austin, texas. for ari driving with 18 for ari owners here to appreciate their cars. ♪ the idea of the for ari driving experience is for people to have fun and learn something more about their car at the same time. the cars are engineered at high levels and driven to this will on the road. we started to teach people how to fit time the real -- we'll. wheel. shift andhem how to downshift and break. we have 15 cars. we are driving the for ari, the and if you are driving a for ari, you want to go fast. we will probably reach 145 on the straight line. we teach someone to go well before fast. we have clients who come five or six times. when people leave here, the main thing is a greater appreciation for the brand. driving one of these for ari's on a track on a beautiful day, there is nothing better than that. >> let's say you are driving on ice. better bring the beat. an old artist is getting a new lease on life. reimagines. cool stuff. ♪ >> this is "lunch money." i am adam johnson. the polar vortex brou

and carl, how are you there in austin, texas. morning. >> more thanking, how are you. get to your questions. i thought you were going to say good morning, hemmer, time too wake up. this question came up sunday. it will come up again, karl? how do you move anything forward with numbers like these the way they are today? >> well, look the president has a road map to success or to partial success if he will adopt it. look back at the moments before where the president has been in difficulty. for example he cut a deal on the expiration of the bush tax cuts. got about 90% of what he wanted and he rose in the opinion polls. he came to a budget agreement at the end of 2012 and rose in the polls. and instead of choosing a path of cooperation and compromise the president it looks like he will set a tone for this year of, my way or the highway. you either, congress, do what i want to do, or, i will use my pen and my phone as pfeifer so aptly put it to work around you. bill: the president put it that way, a pen and a phone. now, what is the drag here? is it a stubborn economy? is

stuart: the relish that you said they moved to austin, texas.rt: moving on, real serious, former secretary of defense robert gates making big headlines criticizing president obama's leadership in iraq and afghanistan. bill gates -- mr. gates said the president put politics over the troops. colonel ralph peters joins us from d.c.. i have never seen this before. i have never seen a defense secretary criticized so sharply a sitting president. you seen anything like this before? >> no. the real surprise is that somebody who just left washington, a washington person wrote an honest memoir. that is what is stunning to me but as far as i see a couple things, first we are all doing a media thing, critiquing this book and none of us have read it. we are relying on bald. 's view in the new york times but from what we do now, i don't see a lot of surprises. are you surprised that obama's, as wars who never served in the military themselves, too important to sustain the military, are you surprised the president and hillary clinton opposed the surge in iraq

top three cities on the list, portland oregon, austin, texas, two, you can't beat the bay, san franciscothe third slot. san jose ranked 20th. lee. >> while the other sparts parts of the country shafrp. san francisco the place to be. mild temperatures. we may encounter some of that tomorrow morning as well. numerous flight delays, sfo. the fog this morning. coachfully it will to push off the coast sooner. speaking cold. minus 4 in minneapolis. chicago. 24 degrees. blowing snow right now in saint louis. 32 degrees. factor in the wind. wind chill, minus 34. 12 in chicago. washington, d.c., 30. 13 in boston. here is a look at what you can expect tomorrow in terms of the contrast for the game there. a second blast of very -- game time, 3. -- it will be the wind-chill factor. anywhere from 25 to 45 below normal. 2 in st. louis. minus 17 in fargo. we like it on the kes coast. mild temperatures. mild temperatures once again on monday. start to cool things down. maybe a sprinkle or two, tuesday, wednesday. back up friday, saturday. >> and, out with the 49ers. and tomorrow in green bay. and the sp

. >> [ music ] >> last night's show featured auditions from boston and austin texas and tonight they continue with awe discs from san francisco and you may recall, thousandels turned out at at&t park where host ryan sea crest was also there. tomorrow night starting at 8:00 right here with us. >> time now 6:16, sal, are they singing the blues on highway 24? >> earlier they were but right now they are not. as a matter of fact it looks good but it certainly is crowded but the drive time is 9 minutes shy of 10 and once you make it to the oakland side, it is pretty much home free and if you are going as far as the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights have been switched on and you will add it on and you are looking at the better part part of a half hour which is not too bad. if you look at san mateo and dumbarton, it looks good and as a matter of fact we are looking at speeds on 101, it is still high, 280 looks good as you drive south and speeds are still up on the peninsular freeway, let's go to steve. >>> let's go to sal, a very good morning to you all, yes. the forecast? >> yes, yes.

even austin texas, 14 degrees.e a look to some of these otherembers across the map now, as you mentioned, we areo . 0 with the wind chill,-12 in chicago,-6 in buffalo. excuse me, these are morning low temperatures, actual air temperatures, not wind chills that to be stretching as far south as the far south. incredible windchill advisories. record ls. for dozens set overnight. as you can see, and the wind chill is sti a potentially deadly across canada done to the northern plains, upper midwest after my great lakes, northeast. still feels like 14 in atlanta, 26 in n orleans, and-8 in new york, where there is relief on the way. i am so excited to tell you. before we do that, let's show more cold temperatures across the northeast. the teens in new york city, boston ten, albany ten, but the first set will feel downright balmy, 70 temperatures. as you take a lk ahead going through tomorrow, things will warm up. chicago, they were dealing with- 69 and minus 40-degree wind chills. look at new york city. canou believe this

already reports of roads icing in austin texas.he johnson space center in houston is closed today with the exception of a view critical operations such as mission control. they are telling nonessential employees to stay at home so they are not out on the potentially icy roads. individuals are going to local grocery stores. they had to restock their shelves with bread and milk three times already this morning. >> i love this weather. i go to baltimore to visit my kids. i am enjoying this weather. >> the weather is having an impact on air travel as well. delta airlines have canceled more than 1800 flights today. connell: jonathan, thanks. dagen: is whether system reaches into southern virginia. they are staying inside. not going on the road. the first cross-country trip now in the books for tesla. connell: we will talk about that coming up. this sick cruise ship making its way back to port. dagen: more on tonight's state of the union address. charles payne joins us to talk about what the minimum wage means for companies like burger k

. >> reporter: this was a freeway in austin, texas.en wrecks on the way here. >> reporter: in new orleans where the city doesn't even own a single salt truck or snowplow, they're calling this their worst winter storm in ten years. around atlanta, the highways were a mess. >> i haven't seen it like this in years. >> reporter: families who emptied grocery stores spent hours trying to get home on the icy roads. >> i'd advise, if you ain't got to be out, stay at home. >> reporter: for cities like wilmington, north carolina, myrtle beach, charleston, this is their first measurable snow in years and some areas could see between 6 and 10 inches. greenville, north carolina, is expecting snow and they only have three snowplows. >> governors are declaring states of emergency, trying to get resources like these to the places where they're most needed. steve osunsami, abc news, greenville, north carolina. >> those snowplows will be busy right through this morning's rush hour as snow and ice slow down commuters. >> our coverage continues right now

more than 80 in austin, texas, on the wednesday morning commute. the cold snap crossed the carolinas and as far north as virginia. a number of schools in several states didn't get chirp on their way home on time so they were forced to spend the night camping out in gymnasiums. >> it's like a snowcation. who knew you were going to stay overnight and have a slumber party. it's going to be a great story for these kids. >> flights ca canceled and dela. the areas not accustomed to such weather don't have the resources to deal with it when it comes. freezing temperatures that are expected to last another day or so, but it's not all bad news. it meant an extra day out of school and a moment to play in the snow for children who rarely get the chance. >> al jazeera continues to call on the egyptian government to release five of its journalists. >> the three staff of anger english producing bader mohamm mohammed, mohamed fahmy and peter greste now have been held for a full month. two others have been held for six month and 200 days. that's a lot of jail time

with a total of 22,225 bucks, from austin, texas, it's the quinn family.e: [cheering] steve: and from right up the road, alpharetta, georgia, it's the osbey family. audience: [cheering] steve: remember today, if the quinn family wins the game, they going home in that brand new stylish ford fusion right there. audience: [cheering] steve: well, let's play "feud,"

icy roads here in all places austin, texas. most schools and city and county offices closed. national weather service issuing winter weather advisory for houston, austin, san antonio areas until later today. you know it's a winter storm in the south when there's a run on bread. that'sn alabama, which is now under state of emergency. schools and businesses closing today. tomorrow as well because of the storm threat. the alabama national guard even on stand by. to ohio. what you're seeing is a snow roller. they are a rare sight. it happens when snow blows chunks of snow along the ground. didn't know that. a picture from my home state of minnesota showing a massive amount of snow dumped in their yard. under state of emergency, windchills 35 to 50 degrees below zero. >> we were back from minneapolis and we had nothing but whiteout conditions. >> tried to push the car out to get unstuck so we didn't have to leave it in the middle of the road but it was hung up too bad. >> unbelievable. many schools in minnesota closing their doors for the second day in a row. trust me, folks, that

the week of march 10th we're taking our show on the road to austin, texas for the annual south by southwestf people have been asking when they can get tickets. the answer is now. tickets for the shows are available starting now at kimmelinaustin.com. we hope to see you there. that will be a lot of fun. so go and get your tickets and join us there. [ applause ] >> jimmy: after ushering a generation of teenage girls into puberty with a beguiling combination of basketball and dance, our first guest has gone on to big success in the movies. his new comedy is called "that awkward moment," it opens in theaters tomorrow, please say hello to zac efron. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i'm just going to warn you right off the top. [ applause ] >> jimmy: there's a maniac in the audience. >> dude, i actually like you right now. >> jimmy: when i came out, i thought he was excited to see me. turns out it's you. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: you had a pretty bad accident like a few months ago, right? >> i actual will you did. i broke my jaw. >> jimmy: i'm observing your jaw. did you have it wired shut? >> i did. i was

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most of them were software engineering and other computer jobs but in places like austin, texas and provo, utah. is maybe the problem you're in new york city? do you need to move to a different place to pursue your career? >> maybe i have to. i have a lot of ties in new york that i have to cut to make my move. melissa: what about your kids? what advice would you give them? they're young. i mean i understand, i think one is six years old and one is less than two years old. what would you tell them about their future and what would make things work? are you saving money to send them to college, given what your money bought you? >> yes, i'm definitely saving money for them. i have no regrets. i would still advise them to stay in school. they're still opportunities going to be available and i'm optimistic about this economy. that it is going to go up and more jobs will be available in the future. just, the present time it's a little bit struggling but i'm still optimistic about the future. melissa: sound like you're in part blaming economy. what do you see doing in the future. do you plan to

the woman is ashley clawson from austin, texas.she was surprised that a store that focuses own women's bodies wasn't more understanding. >> if you think of it in its natural state, it's meant to nurse your children. that's why they're there. and you would think that victoria's secret would understand that. >> so, when clawson complained to victoria's secret, the company said her being denied a place to nurse was a violation of its policy. a statement referred to the company's, quote, long-standing policy to permit mothers to nurse in their stores. the store manager apologized to clawson and offered her a $150 gift certificate. we have heard of this, the public feeding controversy. this wasn't even that. she asked to use a private room i don't get it. >> yes. so instead of going into the alley like was suggested to her, she went to a bathroom stall in the small that wasn't in victoria's secret. >> insensitive at the very least. give me a break. >> can't wrap my head around that one. >> i can't wrap my head around it either. >>> cont

austin texas, 14, toledo, ohio, minus 14.n records broken, this morning's actual lows, those are air temperatures, not windchills, those are current windchills courtesy of our friends in canada, where it feels like minus 40, minus 50, minus 11 is what it feels like in chicago, minus 1 in new york. 27 in kansas city, here's the forecast wind capitol hill as we go through the evening tonight, megyn, sub-zero temperatures, tomorrow in the teens and 20s, which is great news because we are going to warm up. that is the silver lining with all of this, that over the next 24 to 48 hours, temperatures will rise astronomically in some cases where it's going to feel like springtime, look at new york. 13 today, 50s on the weekend, it's going to be downright springtime in central park. there's atlanta georgia, 25 today, in the 60s by the weekend. >> here's my question. past couple winters in new york and elsewhere in the country we've had mild weather in many cases. more mild than normal, we get the polar vortex, i don't know what it is,

fox7 in austin, texas, says target now says personal information was stolen from as many as 70 million of its customers during the holiday shopping season. target originally said the breach affected only about 40 million credit and debit card users. fox13 in salt lake city with reaction to eric holder's decision to recognize more than 1,000 same-sex marriages performed in utah before the supreme court put those unions on hold. and this is a live look at a dark and rainy philadelphia from fox29. the big story there tonight is the search for a man who threw scalding hot coffee -- take a look at this -- at a worker in a doughnut shop. he tried to pay with an expired cell phone coupon, and then settling up in cash, he went back and did this. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. start the engine... and shift through all eight speeds of a transmission connected to more standard horsepower than its german competitors. and that is the moment that driving the lexus gs will shift your perception. this is the pursuit of perfection. you stand b

i'm not sure what that is, but carl rove joins us now from austin, texas, with some illumination. mr. rove? >> well, it's hyped a little bit, but there is some interesting news in that hat hi clinton last summer was briefed by some democratic operatives associated with a lobby firm, a government affairs firm that they briefed her on deadlines, how much it would cost, pitfalls, legal requirements, and so forth. second, she and her people had to work out an arrangement between two competing super pacs, each of which wanted to be her blessed super pac, ready for hillary, which has been now designated to do sort of list building and take contributions of up to $25,000, and a super pac, priorities usa, which will take the big donors and do the media. but she can't coordinate with these groups when she becomes a candidate, but since she's not a candidate, she's able to have her people work out arrangement how they are going to operate. >> let me slow you down now. duey square is a boston based political firm, our pal maryann marsh works for them and they have a long history with mrs. cl

it was 14 degrees in austin texas. six in atlanta, georgia, toledo, minus 14, four in philadelphia, nine in raleigh, mobile, alabama, 13 degrees, record low for you. the current wind chill continues to be very cold for our friends in canada, moving down towards the great lakes and upper midwest. feels like minus six in new york, but that's nothing compared to minus 22 in fargo and minus 13 in chicago, which is a warmup from yesterday. looking at the forecast wind chill, we're going to continue in the subzero temperatures -- or the wind chills for the next several hours, and tomorrow, still in single digits, maybe the teens tomorrow, by wednesday, shep. >> to summarize, it's cold, going to get warmer, and if you need the weather, it's always available in your phone, so i heard. janice, please go inside. >> i'm going inside now. >> you and your blue smurf self. all right. so, we continue the theme. how long until it warms up? hello, june? we'll be back. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the