in montgomery, it's time to make these changes this birmingham. so we will give the transit company until the day after christmas to make the changes voluntarily. if that doesn't happen, i and x number of my followers will board the buses and sit in the front on a first come, first served basis beginning on the morning of december 26th. christmas night as he lay in his bed about 9:15 at night, a bomb was, had been placed under his, essentially, under the floor in the crawlspace of his home. immediately under, as it turned out, shuttlesworth's bed. and the headboard was, essentially, oh, six to eight feet away from the bomb which had 16 or so sticks of dynamite. it blew him up and out of bed. mattress somewhat shielded him, and he emerged with a slight bump on the head but no may sr. your injuries -- major injuries. in this occasion shuttlesworth with found his pants, went out. there were, there was some anger ask some weapons -- and some weapons being brandished. he gave a short nonviolence speech saying this is not the time or place for that, and

went in birmingham, so it would go because birmingham was well known as the most segregated city inuth and the one most committed to maintaining segregation. >> you can never if you don't keep them separate. you've got to keep the wife of the black separate. >> in 1958, connor was doing a number of things. he was in charge of the police department and fire department and one of the things he was doing using the police department to give tickets to people who park their cars at the mass meeting in addition to that he would send the fire department to interrupt the meeting on the pretense that they are being fire hazard. this happened several times during that year that shuttlesworth became impatient with this and after the fourth or fifth time this has happened, the fire chief cayman, dÉgas and to a verbal confrontation. shuttles were from the pulpit of the fire chief standing in the middle of the church, imploring him to order the crowd to vacate the building and either add the meeting i take it to another venue. and shuttlesworth says this is all just trying to stampede the meeting

king was arrested in birmingham, alabama. he was there to work with others, to integrate a city that was deeply segregated. and in so doing he was informed by some members of the clergy and others that he was taking inappropriate action, he was acting too soon, that the time was not ripe for what he was doing in birmingham, alabama. as a result of being there and protesting, dr. king was arrested. he was taken to jail, stayed in jail for nine days. and while in jail he wrote his famous letter from the birmingham jail in response to a statement that was published by some other members of the clergy of the and if you have not read the letter from the birmingham jail, i beg that you read it, because it will help you better understand the times and understand why dr. king had to do what he was doing. the letter from the birmingham jail is one of the greatest pieces of american literature that i have been exposed to. and i beg you to please take the opportunity to read it. let's move forward to june 11, 1963. this is when governor

just look at these pictures from just north of birmingham. that entire state will be under a state of emergency in just about two hours' time. crews there were out late spraying down the roads in advance of the storm. many schools are already closed and residents are being told to stay home. >>> in georgia, store shelves have been wiped clean. look at this! folks getting ready for the storm. 45 counties are now under a state of emergency, most schools are closed, including in atlanta. we're told road crews are ready to go. they're poised to try and prevent that, another paralyzing shutdown like the one that left thousands on the frozen roads two weeks ago. >> we're going to have 120 pieces of equipment available to us. we already have the contractors in place. we have the material that's needed for deicing in place, and we're partnering with the state. and i'll let the results speak for themselves. >> mayor kasim reed there, promising not to be caught flat-footed. a state of emergency also in mississippi. the crews there loading up on salt an

i returned on my second trip with their full knowledge and returned after that. >> al jazeera, birmingham>> more news from us here in london. a little later this news hour but for now back to darren in doha. >> n.a.t.o.'s general secretary said that all troops will leave afghanistan by december. unless there is a security signed with the united states. president karzai so far has refused to sign it, but his secretary assesso successor mays successor may sign it. >> reporter: a pulling out without leaving troops even to carry out what the u.s. government calls counte counterterrorism operations is risky for the white house. >> it appears that the u.s. is engaged with afghanistan, and is determined to have a long-term footprint in afghanistan. the message is that we're running out of time for logistical purposes, we need quality time in order to design the u.s. military presence beyond 2014. >> reporter: in his call to hamid karzai president obama emphasized the u.s. commitment to helping keep the airplane presidential election secure. the 2009 poll was marred by allegations of widespread f

just as they have done with birmingham the newspapers that condemn this violence some of the documents they came across with their feelings of some of the great liberal guilt. there has been a major news story so to some extent the march continues that liberal trend but by the same token because of the of watts riot we start to see a backlash that phrase is a buzzword around 1966. they say blacks are moving too fast and we need to slow down from what black activists are saying. people decide we will join the march to give people conscience catholic church, a jewish americans americans, longtime activist people was their own experience for something they had to be a part of. it is impossible to characterize white america. you do see everything from those that embrace the notions those that said we have been fighting for black power all along. or those that we are starting to drift away particularly the non-violent action to bring to whites and blacks together with integration. also carmichael would say integration is irrelevant they need to achieve power. then a growing voice of the new

mark meadows owned a chick fill a rr restaurant in birmingham, alabama.e and his staff passed out hundreds of chicken sandwiches to stranded passengers on the interstate. they didn't stop until the sandwiches ran out and they wouldn't accept a dime. in fact, they even let some stranded drivers catch some zs in the dining room. thanks again to mark meadows and his staff at the birmingham chick fill-r, reminding us what good citizenship looked like. >> the president made it clear he wanted to pass immigration reform, and the republicans say they want to work with democrats on the issue. wouldn't it be a good idea to get input from people who deal with illegal immigrants on a daily basis? next, we'll speak to the customs enforcement council. you'll want to hear this, and we'll be right back. stay with us. >> if you would like to comment on tonight's show, i welcome your response. go to my website. you can connect with me on facebook, sign up to follow my regular messages on twitter, or leave comments on the fe;ñ;ñ;ñ >>> >>> during the state of the union addr

timeshenko referenced the second inaugural address of lincoln and martin luther king's letter from the birmingham jail. >> interesting, gordon. virginia at home, congressman frank wolf is calling for a special investigation into revelations the fbi had a mole in osama bin laden's inner circle and the early 1990's. "washington times" or the news yesterday, including court documents showing the mold provided information that thwarted a terror tactic los angeles 20 years ago. that information was not included in the 9/11 commission report. congressman wolf says the panel will look into this new information. plants in the- works to give a well-known d.c. landmark a new name. tell could cost you if you power companies you do not want a smart meter on your home. foronight, a prayer vigil an arlington mother hit and killed by a dump truck. the police are >> arlington police are putting at a new call for potential witnesses to come forward to a deadly crash. onjennifer lawson died monday after a dump truck swiped a minivan while she was taking her child that of a car seat. tom roussey spoke with her past

mark meadows owned a chick fill a rr restaurant in birmingham, alabama. he and his staff passed out hundreds of chicken sandwiches to stranded passengers on the interstate. they didn't stop until the sandwiches ran out and they wouldn't accept a dime. in fact, they even let some stranded drivers catch some zs in the dining room. thanks again to mark meadows and his staff at the birmingham chick fill-r, reminding us what good citizenship looked like. >> the president made it clear he wanted to pass immigration reform, and the republicans say they want to work with democrats on the issue. wouldn't it be a good idea to get input from people who deal with illegal immigrants on a daily basis? next, we'll speak to the customs enforcement council. you'll want to hear this, and we'll be right back. stay with us. >> if you would like to comment on tonight's show, i welcome your response. go to my website. you can connect with me on facebook, sign up to follow my regular messages on twitter, or ♪ always one step ahead with an intuitive motion activated lid and seat

course, everyone remembers atlanta from two, three weeks ago, and that was kind of isolated to the birminghamand atlanta. this wide scope of this could be much, much worse, and we're including areas from atlanta to august wra to columbia, all where i. let's go to augusta, fworj george, which could be one of the worst areas and put the most ice on the tree limbs and the weather channel's jim cantore, you are right in the heart of it, and the scope of the ice and how many people just amazing. >> yeah. i mean, bill, remember, this is already affecting dallas and shreveport. reports on jackson, mississippi this morning. about a half inch of the ice. we've just gotten into this event. i mean, look at this already. we're 30 degrees right now. moderate freezing rain. the ice just continues to built up and build up on the limbs. the wind comes along every once in a while, and you can hear this crackling going on as the weight of this ice certainly is starting to be felt on some of the tree limbs. we just started. i expect about an inch of ice on these limbs, guys, before all is said and done, and tha

willing helpers have come from aid organizations in london and birmingham. >> we are countrymen, and as countrymen, we must stand shoulder to shoulder, and i'm proud to say that's exactly what has happened here. >> we work very closely and have built up a good friendship. i will be sad to see him go. >> very sad times. >> even when the volunteers have gone, the people of somerset will continue their efforts. they have launched an initiative collecting money for river dredging. they want to raise almost 5 million euros in the hope that this flood will be their last. >> it was only 20 years ago that war was waging here in the european continent and what is today bosnia-herzegovina. bosniak's and croats fought against the serbs. since the end of war, the different ethnic groups have coexisted, but the division persists, and there is still division between the groups. life is not easy at -- easy in bosnia-herzegovina. also because unemployment is high. people have been taking to the streets in protest lately, not against each other this time, but against what they call corrupt politician

snow along the i-40 corridor from nashville down to little rock and from shreveport over to birmingham20 corridor, an icy mix. monday, tuesday, wednesday, getting into the carolinas. it's got to do with the arctic cold air that's made its way almost to the gulf coast and the low front along the pressure system is going to take the moisture and bring it to the top. never a good scenario in january and february where you have this going on and the winter watches are extended all the way across the deep south because of this scenario. now, as far as snowfall totals, we're looking at maybe 2 to 4 inches of snow across mississippi and alabama and heavier mounts into the carolinas, but not only are they dealing with snow. they're going to deal with ice, maybe enough to bring down power lines. by the way, by the time we get into thursday and friday, these areas will be into the 60s. even warmer weather by the weekend. i'm meteorologist jeff ray for c cs news. >> well, shock on the university of south florida campus this morni morning. four fra tern brothers were killed in a head-on fiery cras

these american heroes and birmingham naturetives lost their lives within hours of the of the bombing. while many of us have heard the stories of the four little girls that perished in that bomb, many are unaware on that same day virgil and johnny were also victims of unspeakable and senseless violence. the third s of six children. one of his surviving brothers, melvin ware, describes virgil as a special child who was exceptional in his educational endeavors. while his brothers were preparing for social gatherings, virgil could be found reading a good book or r rusing the en-- perusing the encyclopedia. he expressed his siblings that he was looking forward to joining them at the local high school the next year. he fell victim to a tragedy that would change the ware family and this community forever. virgil, who sat on the handle bars of his brother's bike, was headed to a paper route on the outskirts of birmingham in september of 1963. the brothers rode past a group of men who just left a segregationist meetings in the city. one of the then were told to shoot at the ware brothers to sc

there was one scene he told me about when he was in birmingham where he was representing dr.ly, and king had been told that there were men looking to kill him that night. and they drove up to a house, and bill and king were staying in the house together with a group of other people. bill told the story that people were petrified that night. i mean, they thought that the house was going to be bombed, and they darkened the house so there were no lights at all. and he was afraid for his life. and king must have sensed this fear in the room. and he walked over to a piano and started to play "this little light of mine," and the whole group just started to sing this song, and they sang songs all through the night. and bill said at the end of this time, it was like there was nothing to be afraid of. i mean, he himself, a non-religious person, was moved by this music and himself strengthened by it. [light piano music] [explosion] [folk guitar strumming] ♪ it was back in 1942, ♪ i was a member of a good platoon. ♪ (seeger) plato was supposed to have said, "it's very dangerous for the

it was just snowing hard in birmingham of all places.o all the way to friday afternoon into maine. here's how the storm is playing out. we have two pieces of the puzzle coming together. they are going to merge off the east coast, a classic scenario for a big east coast storm. then we'll get our nor'easter forming tonight. moving up the eastern seaboard for tomorrow. and that is going to leave us with some very impressive snow totals. as of now, we still have freezing rain in birmingham. now the heaviest snow is shifting northwards. not a good time to be on the roads. virginia, overnight in virginia, stay off the roads. even around washington, d.c., stay off the roads. here's my latest snowfall forecast. some of this has already fallen. we'll end up with one to three in atlanta. a lot of sleet today. we avoided a repeat of what we did two weeks ago. but if you're up here in the mountainous areas of virginia and west virginia, up to 12 to 18 inches of snow. and then we get into the high impact part of the storm. the big cities in the east,

. >> james turner street in birmingham is not your average street. there are 99 houses, 13 nationalities, and most of the residents are claiming benefits. >> channel four, which commissioned the series, claims it is showing the reality of life on benefits. that reality apparently consists of crime, mystery, and helplessness. many say it's an aspect of british life that has been too long neglected. >> benefits street opens a window into the nature of british poverty. it's a fairly ugly site, one which is shocking, certainly disturbing. but it is one in which we see far too rarely. do these represent the benefits for the vast majority of people? >> the program focuses on various of life on james turner street. one of the protagonist is this woman, a single mother of two. here, the so-called mother of the street, is shown advising an illiterate neighbor how he can claim more benefits. >> you cannot actually read and write. >> another person featured on the program is danny. he began shoplifting when he was 12 years old. he's been caught 200 times and ha

he talked about the times in birmingham and selma. it was a beautiful speech but he was so worn down at that point by trying to bring everyone sort of under his wide arms that he wondered if he could still work with these young organizations like sncc. >> host: and what were the other tensions or moments during the march besides the philadelphia episode? >> guest: the other major incidents of violence comes a few days later in canton mississippi. this is just a few days before the end of the march and it's a few days after the philadelphia violence. after the philadelphia violence king and others have petitioned the federal government and had said look the state of mississippi has not had protection we need a federal presence as it existed in selma. we need protection of u.s. marshals the national guard and the justice department personnel. you name it we need the federal government as an ally and they were essentially ignored at that point. johnson had grown over the past year alienated from the civil rights movement. he had seen urb

willing helpers of come from aid organizations in london and birmingham. your countrymen and as one human we must ensure that showed up. i'm very proud to say that's exactly what happened to him he's not too soft game a game of how a family website i see him. the fact that the french it. south sydney. sydney guide very bad times. even when the volunteers has gone to people of somerset will continue their efforts. they have launched an initiative collecting money for river dredging. the one to raise almost five million euros in the hope that this flight will be relaxed it was a mid twenties because that war was waiting here in the european continent. and what is today in bosnia herzegovina bosnia acts and croats force against the sides. since the end of war with the different ethnic groups have co existed in the same state. but the division consists in there still tension between the crib. life is not easy and also herzegovina. also because unemployment is high people have been taking to the streets in protest lately most against each other at this time but

birmingham at 40 degrees. we have some freezing rain.d accumulate on the wet roads and make it a little slippery. this is how it's looking as the the storm comes up the coast. it's a very fine line between the sleet and where the heavy snow will end up. some of the areas in the bulls eye for the snow, central virginia, washington, d.c. could see the biggest snowstorm they have seen in years. and new england, a stripe of heavy snow. some of the southern cities getting the snow. charlotte, north carolina, a big deal. richmond could get four to eight. the d.c. area, 8 to 12 inches. that could go higher. the new england forecast is the biggest question mark on this with the path of the storm still not certain. there's going to be a significant weather event all the way up and down the east coast wednesday and thursday. >> through atlanta, the governor and the mayor. >> they have to take their precautions. there's some arguments that schools should have been canceled or not, but they are being safe. >>> coming up at the top of the hour, hilla

the pilot of this plane is flying in to the birmingham airport. as you can see as it's about to land it's a little wobbly. >> yeah. windy? is it a windy day? >> very windy day. the crosswinds are gusting at about 40 miles an hour perpendicular to the runway. >> it doesn't look like it's going forward, it looks like it's coming straight down like a helicopter. >> wow. >> that's kind of what it's doing, but it's moving forward a little bit. look at the landing gear as soon as it touches the runway it takes a beating. >> bounces up a few feet, oh, boy. >> what a great landing he straightens out and came in at an angle and straightened it out. pro. >>> this one is in el cerrito, california. not such a great driver. this sedan pulls up. turns the signal on. >> straight back tut cut it back, cut it back. cut it back. >> didn't pull up far enough to begin. number one. not close enough to the white car, that's number two. >> do you know what's funny about this, you have a person that can land a plane in cross winds safely and you've got somebody that can'

over the next 48 hours this area to watch, northern louisiana through mississippi, huntsville, birmingham, atlanta, and south carolina and north carolina are some of the heaviest freezing rains that should come down. the reason, big pressure over the northeast. cold pressure funneling down the east coast, we call this a wedge. right up along the appalachians and east of there. this is where the coldest air can get tucked in and tough to get out. colder surface, warmer above it. this is a perfect setup for freezing rain and sleet. this is where we expect the highest impact from the storm. quarter to half inch of ice building up from metro atlanta towards augusta. across much of south carolina and into north carolina. this is the type of setup that could create widespread power outages that could last for days. something along the order of what we saw in philadelphia just a short while ago. then the storm heads up the coast as we head through thursday night, thursday and friday morning. significant snow is likely. there will be a rain line close to the coast, around the boston, new york, ph

. >> gusty winds make for a rough landing in england in birmingham, 40 miles per hour cross winds rattledhe plane approaching the ground. it bounce off the pavement when it finally touches down. the gear held up, though, and the might managed to keep the 120-continue plane on track of the no one was hurt. >>> san francisco district attorney is pushing a measure to make drug possession a misdemeanor rather than a felony. according to the chronicle the initiative was cheered -- cleared for circulation but needs 500,000 signatures. it makes drug possession a misdemeanor punish build d -- punishable by a year in prison. it is opposed by the governor and prosecutor. >> an initiative to legalize marijuana in california is not on the ballot this year deciding to wait until 201 to qualify a measure for the ballot. signature-gatheringives for two measures have been underway but they do not have the financial backing needed. the coalition was instrumental in legalizing recreational pot in washington and colorado and medical marijuana in massachusetts in 2012. >>> man is accused of despicable crimes

check out this boeing 767 on its decent into birmingham. 40 mile an hour cross winds shoved the plane approached. when it touched down it bounced off the tarmac. the landing gear held up as it is designed to and the pilot managed to keep the 120-ton plane on track. no one was hurt,ut maybe a few rattled nerves. >>> chevron apologized for a massive explosion and fire in rural pennsylvania by offering to buy free pizza. the community of bob town south of pittsburgh, about a hundred residents received this letter you are looking at. it contains an apology and a gift certificate good for a large pizza and a two liter drink at bob town pizza and expires may 1st. the apology is in response to this, an explosion last tuesday at a fracking well that burned for five days. one person remains missing and is presumed dead. >>> a daring smash and grab in houston by some thirsty thieves. two men went through the front door of a gas station. you can see the masked guys jumping out of their car. they were not after money, apparently beer. you can see the driver luging an 18-pack of bud light across t

check out this boeing 767 on its decent into birmingham. 40 mile an hour cross winds shoved the plane approached. when it touched down it bounced off the tarmac. the landing gear held up as it is designed to and the pilot managed to keep the 120-ton plane on track. no one was hurt, but maybe a few rattled nerves. >>> chevron apologized for a massive explosion and fire in rural pennsylvania by offering to buy free pizza. the community of bob town south of pittsburgh, about a hundred residents received this letter you are looking at. it contains an apology and a gift certificate good for a large pizza and a two liter drink at bob town pizza and expires may 1st. the apology is in response to this, an explosion last tuesday at a fracking well that burned for five days. one person remains missing and is presumed dead. >>> a daring smash and grab in houston by some thirsty thieves. two men went through the front door of a gas station. you can see the masked guys jumping out of their car. they were not after money, apparently beer. you can see the driver luging an 18-pack of bud light across

it slammed into a hillside as it was trying to land eight hours later in birmingham. >> new fallout from the miami dolphins. following the nfl investigation into the team's bull egg. the dolphins front office fired offensive line coach jim turner and head athletic trainer kevin o'neill in response to an nfl investigation. the report from the nfl found richie incognito and two teammates harassed former player jonathan martin along with another lineman and assistant trainer. it said turner and o'neill did nothing to stop the bullying and even took part. >> the alameda county sheriff's office will use dogs to patrol oracle arena during warrior games. the arena announced the new security yesterday. a spokesperson says the canine sweeps will become an important part of the arena's safety plan. >> still ahead "today in the bay," we're gearing up for gold. we're going to hear from team usa about taking on its rival canada in women's hockey coming up next. >> here is our look at 880, fast arena you see flashing lights, one for getting off the freeway. no incidents on the freeway. we're checking

check out this boeing 767 on its decent into birmingham. 40 mile an hour cross winds shoved the planeit approached. when it touched down it bounced off the tarmac. the landing gear held up as it is designed to and the pilot managed to keep the 120-ton plane on track. no one was hurt, but maybe a few rattled nerves. >>> chevron apologized for a massive explosion and fire in rural pennsylvania by offering to buy free pizza. the community of bob town south of pittsburgh, about a hundred residents received this letter you are looking at. it contains an apology and a gift certificate good for a large pizza and a two liter drink at bob town pizza and expires may 1st. the apology is in response to this, an explosion last tuesday at a fracking well that burned for five days. one person remains missing and is presumed dead. >>> a daring smash and grab in houston by some thirsty thieves. two men went through the front door of a gas station. you can see the masked guys jumping out of their car. they were not after money, apparently beer. you can see the driver luging an 18-pack of bud light acro

birmingham by tomorrow evening dealing with the icing. atlanta could be looking at one of the biggest ice storms in ten to 20 years in the metro. also through parts of south carolina towards charlotte and raleigh the wintery mix will cause big travel delays and the potential for quite a few power outages that could extend for several days. as this goes up the coast wednesday night into thursday very difficult rain/snow line. it goes through boston, new york, philly, and d.c. looks like the heaviest snow just to the west but still a couple days out so the line should shift as we look forward. >> pelley: complete weather coverage first thing on "cbs this morning." eric, thanks very much. today first lady called n.f.l. prospect michael sam an inspiration. some predict he will break down another barrier in pro sports as jackie robinson broke the racial barrier in baseball. james brown host of "the n.f.l. today" and a cbs news special correspondent has our story. >> i'm not afraid to tell the world about who i am. i am michael sam, i'm a colle

the plane crashed on approach at the birmingham shuttle's worth international airport. two crew members dead. >> the next round of negotiations will begin next month. in november they agreed to suspend parts of the nuclear program in exchange for relief. they're trying to reach an agreement. >> lawsuits against the national security agency might be having consequence. the government could expand the collection iphone data while the lawsuits are active. the agency would have to stop routinely to strike older phone records thus expanding the database beyond its original intent. a final decision has not been made. >> one winning ticket was sold last night. we're pretty sure it is none of us here. this ticket was purchased in california. the winning number is 1- 17-35-49-54. the power ball #34. the winner could get more than $242 million in a lump sum payment. it did not take long for the news of a winning ticket to get around last night. >> my coworker just called me right now. could have been me. >> this is the second big win in that area. >> there is another chance to wi

defense consultant line from birmingham in the u.k. thank you so much for your views here in our international. and stay with iraq the country's army has stepped up its bombardment on the city of fallujah reportedly had a full on the ground offensive. that the city was seized by militants connected to al qaida in early january and has been under intense shelling for days the government's been holding off from sending in troops to give local tribesmen time to oust insurgents security in iraq has been getting worse with almost eight thousand people killed in sectarian violence last here. coming up later this hour here in catching out the cops i was being charged with assaulting a police officer obstructing them with this thing that could have been six months in prison and that would have completely revoked oblique changed my life are he speaks to a student about how a video that went viral helped him prove misconduct carried out against him by the police. told me my language or what i will only react to situations i have read the reports

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thanks to mark medders and his staff in the birmingham chick- fil- a reminding us what good citizenship looks like. the president made it clear he wanted to pass immigration reform and the republicans want to work with the democrats on the issue. wouldn't it be a good idea to get input from the people who deal with illegal immigrants on a daily basis. we'll speak to the president of the immigration enforcement council. stay with us. if you would like to comment on tonight's show and share your thoughts. i welcome your go to my website at mikehuckabee.com. and connect with me on facebook and twitter and leave >>> during the state of the union address, the president pushed for immigration reform. >> if we are serious about economic growth, it is time to heed the call of business leaders and labor leaders and faith leaders and law enforcement and fix our broken immigration system. republicans and democrats in the senate have acted and i know that members of the both parties of the house want to do the same. >> this week house republican leadership released set of principles that immigratio

in birmingham so here's the u.k. supporting the syrian opposition or in effect the tables now burning on you carrie . well they are. they are the british government is claiming that prevent is or the prevent initiative is there and exists in its current form to to stop radicalism but it hasn't prevented these are. individual individuals from traveling out to syria to carry out operations which will result in the murder of civilians and syrian government forces or members of the fact that they're fighting out there in syria does it necessarily mean that they will be fighting when they return to the u.k. where there's a possibility of that threat are becoming very real in the u.k. these guys they're obviously radicalized before they leave the u.k. and there's a possibility there is some sort of trigger it would take a very you know very light trigger to to activate them once again so yes it's a possibility it's it's not certain until it happens obviously the syrian conflicts been going on for some time now do you think

caught a plane from birmingham at 5:00 in the morning, lost my voice and everything. it's been rough. >> reporter: there are those looking for more snow. hans and david headed to maine to go skiing? >> reporter: clearly, you're not done with the winter? >> what winter? this is peanuts compared to what we hope to get in maine, a lot of snow. >> reporter: a lot of cancellations hit and miss on the board. the major impact started last night as airplanes decided it wasn't worth putting their planes in the way of ice here in d.c. >> the airlines particularly this year and recent years began pre-canceling flights. what they really don't want is passeng passengers come to the airport only to find out their flight is canceled and letting them know in advance. >> quite a day for marc riders on the brunswick line. a train hit a tree, and a tree fell on tracks and a tree fell on a train and power lines. marc still not completely back to normal. back here live at reagan international airport. still not recovered from all of that. when will everything get back to normal here at th

back out here, it is snowing like it hasn't snowed in a long time in birmingham. it's snowing all the way through chattanooga and all along the higher elevations here right along i-81. and the snow now coming up into washington, d.c. as well. and it's ironic, literally with this storm, anderson, how this is following i-95. there's 95 right there, right there, right there and all the way into boston. if you're east of there, you're in the clear. you're going to get something, an inch or two. but if you're west of there, especially if you're 50 miles west of there, all of this pink is a foot of snow. so it really is amazing how the low pressure tonight is going to travel up the east coast. if you're too close to the low you're going to be warm and you're going to be in good shape. if you're far enough away from the low, that's where you're going to get into the snow. >> talking to tricia just a couple of minutes ago there, she was saying they saw what had happened in atlanta. she was like, that's not going to happen to me. and yet lo and behold it happened to her. t

let's try hazell from birmingham, massachusetts, republican line. caller: hello ?tening to the tv and go ahead with your question or comment. caller: i was just calling to should haveh sides lived during world war ii when we had no tv or radio to fight over what was going on in the country. it's just so sad that they are ruining our country and have all the other countries laugh at us. i think it's time that all go on their knees and thank the good lord that they live in such a wonderful country as the united states. that is all, thank you. host: part of the programming we offer here on c-span is coverage of the white house correspondents dinner. the host has been selected to cover this year's event. his name is joel mchale. withs been charged bringing the fun to the correspondents dinner area it is scheduled to take place on may 3. chicago, illinois, good morning. whyer: i would like to know long time unemployment was just held up by one person in the needed onethe vote willn and that vote -- they ever bring it back to the floor for another vote? host: why are you

it wasn't it was basically came down to bbq sauce and interstate commerce at a barbecue place in birmingham out i understand that but he also said he wouldn't go to iraq and he said he wouldn't if you were a good solutions to those things and there are market solutions i. understand what he said was very nuanced and i don't want to assign the other one but i anyway i think what's interesting about that is you know there's these conflicting trend within libertarianism in social libertarianism where you want to preserve the rights of these individuals to go anywhere they want but at the same time there's that business friendly or really absent property friendly libertarianism that wants to preserve the right of the business owner to discriminate against anyone they want and that's the type of libertarianism that rand paul has espoused those two groups are in conflict michel while i could be. i don't i don't know if those two groups are necessarily in conflict from what i understand libertarians pretty much in general support the rights of property owners to do what they want with their proper

icing through the ozarks, birmingham, could see a layer of ice before it is all said and done. and into south carolina and then we could see it transition over to snow. how much? computer models haven't nailed it down but it looks like anything before one to four inches. and then we go later into the forecast and it pushes towards the carolinas. interstate 20 in the southeast is going to be treacherous. and into south carolina. north carolina, maybe into south eastern virginia, we could see this event in a broad area that is going to be difficult to pin down but you need to stay aware. could see troubles as far as airline traffic is considered too. >> thank you very much. is it going to be a repeat on the phone with me right now glen burns he is at wsb and used to to be my weather man until this past summer when i moved up here. you have become a repeat of that disaster two weeks ago. we have the forecast, ice and snow and it may hit atlanta again. you have gotten off a conference call. what are they doing different to prepare? >> this is a whole difference ballgame here. what

both were trying to land at an airport in birmingham alabama.equiring a certain amount of rest. the department of homeland security may be planning shoe become a attacks on heading to the u.s. they are indicating terrorists may have been working on improved shoe bomb designs. they are expanding their use of swabbing which picks up explosive residue. >> since 9/11, they have kept the homelands safe. >>> it is believed the target would be departing from a foreign airport where they are not required to remove their shoes. >>> san jose mayor chuck reid will deliver his final state-of- the-art address. and they are expected to talk about many topics including pension reform. now the mayor is being turned out of office because of term limits and this honors outstanding citizens for their community work. >>> there is a long time debate over whether california should be broken up into two or three sectionels which is broken up into six states with the bay area. marin and sonoma would be called north california and they are putting this proposal on a bal

the misguided teen was touring the university of alabama's birmingham biology department which i am tolds excellent. she later deleted the picture, but not before another student took a screen graph. she faces suspension or public beheading. >> let's start the. >> lightning. >> rooooooooooooouuuunnnnd. lightning round. >> nailed it. >> that was the shorter version. >> thank you, gregory. >> sherrod, some kid told on her. is that fair? >> the kid who told on her, nerd. the girl who did it, awesome. >> do you think she is classy? >> this is the type of girl who has the weed in the sock and she will smoke out behind the school and knows where the porn is in the woods. this is my kind of girl. it is a cadaver. a cadaver is like this, who gives a [bleep]. i. >> you know what, you swore. i will get to your point about who should give to dead people. they don't have rights anymore. what kind of punishment does she deserve? >> community service and working in a morgue. >> that's a good point. >> i'm kidding. >> you know what, i read her older sister reported the incident to school officials and

sarah parkic of the university of alabama at birmingham is a pioneering archaeology.sing satellite imaging she was the first to map egypt's lost city, creating an incredibly accurate current lay out of a city that hasn't been seen in 3,000 years. so you are using a satellite to look into the past? >> what satellites do is they allow us to be much more focused. >> to find out how this works, we state your name to the experts at digital globe who own and operate the large zest most advanced commercial satellite consolation in the world. >> what is remote sensing in. >> remote sensing believe it or not, we all do. it is sensing without touching something. so our eyesight, our'res we all do it. what we are talking about here is a camera in this case in space, taking pictures of objects without touching them. we already have five satellites that can take pictures of the entire globe. this is what we see with our naked eye. we al -- -- you are seeping out artifacts underground, for three money miles in space. how does it work. >> it is really pretty amazing stuff. the use o

further off to the south of birmingham, we have freezing rain and purple, sleet and pink. snow into sections of north alabama. today, the wintry mix and the iciness extends across parts of the south and east up towards the north of birmingham. tomorrow, the big issue for places like atlanta, as we watch for that wintry mix, that iciness could see a significant rain event into the metro area. that could lead to huge power outages. treacherous road conditions. we have snow for places like asheville. towards the end of the week, this will move up into d.c., new york city. here is the snowfall across the southeast. through thursday morning, asheville, roanoke, up to a foot of snow. snowfall for the northeast, 8 to 12 inches in d.c. and new york. 5 to 8 inches in the area in the light purple and that will include the new york city metro area. further up to the west, lower totals. looks like this will be a significant snow event for the northeast as we head into the end part of the week. and significant icing, again, for places like columbia, south carolina, and atlanta, georgia

. >> birmingham had three to five inches of snow. snow in birmingham like i had not seen it snow in a long time. the tail is about here. in charlotte, right here. on up to virginia. this is the whole tail part of the storm that has to move by philadelphia. d.c., baltimore and down to richmond with the refreezing that happens tonight. that's what i was talking about. >> that's too far. >> one storm at a time. >> i have been sleeping in so many hotels, my nails need to be trimmed. >> what day is it? what storm is this one? >> appreciate it. got a lot more on the crippling effects of the storm that is causing across this country. 6,000 flights canceled and airports closed all the runways because of the snowfall. live at reagan national which is one of the hardest hit. we want you to take a look at the roads. a crew is driving the interstates in areas that got more than a foot of snow. a live report next. are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave my husband? well, yeah, yes. the "name your price" tool. you tell us the price you want t