under the prussian bismarck, the german empire was built.erman states combined, serving notice to all that their religion was iron. that their god was blood. bismarck's german empire built itself by war at the expense of denmark, austria and france. and became in 1871 the mightiest military power in all europe. enough conquest for a while. time-out to digest it. europe relaxes. the danger's over. nice country, germany. tender people, the germans. and very sweet music, indeed. ♪ >> chapter two, a new fuhrer kaiser wilhelm. a new title "deutscheland uber alles." germany over all. and the same tender german people who smacked us with their world war i against seesh yeah. russia. france. belgium.a. russia. france. belgium.. russia. france. belgium.e. russia. france. belgium.r. russia. france. belgium.b. russia. france. belgium.i. russia. france. belgium.a. russia. france. belgium. italy. britain. and the united states of america. it took all of us to do it. but we finally knocked that fuhrer out. defeated the german armies. second chapter ended.

these are current air temperatures. 21 below zero international falls and 11 below zero bismarck north dakota we tap into arctic air as early as this week. we'll talk about what is ahead as we get ready to sai say hello to winter and turning windy and drying out the rest of tonight so showers dissipate from a west east direction and go from balmy today to bitter autopsy head this week and we're tracking a clipper system bringing threat of snow showers. we take a closer look at that at the full and exclusive accuweather forecast walter. >> tune into the morning team for more on changing temperatures. join matt, david tam, karen for the latest forecast tomorrow morning. >> about 100 philadelphia police officers attended a funeral today for new york city police officer who was assassinated while sitting in control patrol carch the officers booshded buses before dawn at fop headquarters and dozens gathered in energy until in a hotel parking lot in bellmar and headed to brooklyn among tens of thousands paying respects to wenjian liu. liu was remembered as loving son and dedicated police off

he left quite an impression, kobe his wife jo jo, and lead to kids called bismarck home. the lynns are welcome addition to the community where they own and operate two restaurants oahu and kobe's japanese steakhouse and sushi bar. kobe told us he is proud and fortunate to call bismarck home he is grateful for the community at strong support at his restaurants which by the way employ 35 people. kobe and joe joe, we're glad you came to north dakota. thank you for contributing to our economy, creating jobs and thanks for the great sushi. please stand and be recognized. [applause] >> stories all across north dakota hard work investment optimism that convinced me we are on the right track. in august, gallup, the national research and polling company released the results of a comprehensive survey of all 50 states. this independent poll based on interviews with 600 residents in each state details how north dakota feels about this economy, state government, education system and many quality of life measures. for the first time ever, gallup asked the same 42 questions in every sta

. >> steve little is an attorney in bismarck, north dakota who specializes in wsi cases. >> workers compensation not just in north dakota but everywhere was created to prevent employees from suing their employers. and in exchange the employee was supposed to get what's called sure and certain relief. that i think is where the bargain has been broken, frankly. >> alright josh, if you grab that box and i'll get the worms. >> yeah, i got it. one of steve little's cases involved dennis whedbee who was injured in the bakken when there was a well-blow-out on an oilrig. >> you can get it out there, right in front out there. >> right there. >> can you describe what you remember? >> i remember pain - it was the worst pain i ever felt, and the whole time i was in hospital i was always in pain. i'm still in pain now phantom pains now. >> without a job dennis was forced to move back to pennsylvania to begin adjusting to life with one hand. his local doctor told him he would be a good candidate for something called a myoelectric prosthesis. >> i was really excited about it 'cause the founder of this hand has

>> we are going back to the 1880s with bismarck and you come up with this notion and you look at the evolution of social concerns in europe and it just became 65. franklin roosevelt signed social security in 1935. 65 was let's hedge our bets. in outs about 75 if you round off the numbers. >> can you still work retire at 65 and a comfortable? >> there's an enormous rethinking of this life because we have this incredible powerful image of retiring and you stop working. >> you are going to the keep working. zero thanks i'm going to keep working until i drop dead. the baby boomers are educators. they are healthier and our career center jobs all the epson downs is a big part of who we are. a lot of people don't want to walk away from that and if you look at the numbers many people are actually working during these traditional retirement years and how do you describe this? i call it unretirement. you have probably heard the expression encore careers. the british have an expression but it's all about continuing part-time work flex work contract work. it's an enormous experimentation that's

from the state capital in bismarck, this is 40 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> before we begin today i would ask you to join me in a moment of silence for the victims of the tragic schoolbus accident that occurred yesterday afternoon. they and their families need our prayers today. [inaudible] >> thank you. lieutenant governor wrigley thank you for helping me find my need. our distinguished legislators justices of the supreme court, elected officials and tribal leaders cabinet members and first lady, kathleen wrigley and fellow citizens of north dakota. welcome and thank you for joining me here today. it's an honor and a privilege to address a joint session of the 64th legislative assembly including your new speaker of district 22. [applause] [applause] >> we came into the house together in 1984 and we haven't aged a bit. [laughter] and i just want to say that i only made it 16 years in the house, wes is 30 years in the house and still going. as always. so i find him looking over my shoulder and making sure t

cent city says -- crescent city says light rain. 16 below. 16 below in bismarck. it's rain with severe weather out ahead of it. and then the mixture. you can get rain, freezing rain, or snow to the north. there is our system sending down the clouds from the northwest. mostly cloudy morning and partly sunny afternoon. it's the fog that is a big story. upper 60s for a few. gilroy and santa cruz in there. near 70 as we head toward tuesday and wednesday. fog, some sun. low 60s, upper 50s for some. but then farther south a little bit more in the way of sunshine. not as much in the way of fog. mid 60s, upper 60s. i don't think we will see a 70 today. not much change. it's pretty quiet. possibility of clouds although we will let it roll in. >>> divers in java sea are finding the black box recorders. coming up this 25 minutes what still has to be done to determine what happened the day that plane went down. >> and speedo has introduced a 91-year-old man as his new spokesperson. the reason the swim suit maker says he is the person for the job. >>> this morning the cmp says

on the ocean temps that is just below the 60-degree mark. 18 below in bismarck. omaha at 10. a little warmer due to the south because there is a system moving through. that helps to bring the temps up. there is a mix. there is a fine line between rain and freezing rain. 30 in tahoe. 60 down in san diego. mostly cloudy in the morning. partly sunny. hazy. there will be a decrease in those higher clouds. thick morning fog. hazy skies give way. 59 santa rosa. napa 57. 64 morgan hill. and santa cruz at 68. it looks like a quiet week to the end of the week. >> yeah exactly. >>> time is 6:21. a dispute at a senior living facility became violent. we'll tell you about a fight that led a 70-year-old woman stab her 75-year-old neighbor. >> honoring film and television's best of the golden globe awards. introducing the new subway "simple 6 menu". six of our best six-inch subs- like the italian bmt and tender turkey breast! with a 21-ounce drink and a bag of chips for just $6 every day. it's value made simple. subway! ♪ ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another

bismarck is 15.hrough with 50 to 60 miles per hour winds and zero visibility. a lovely morning in bismarck. oh, my gosh! can you imagine that 12424 in tahoe, 26 in reno. higher clouds and mainly a morning event. then in the afternoon we will get a little sun break and hazy. warm sunshine from yesterday is easing up a little bit as the systems giving us minor cooling and a dry stretch continues. dry clouds and cooler high temperatures. 60s, but not as windy as yesterday. if you are in the breeze it can be rather robust. not as strong today. 60s. i did hold on to one 70 in santa cruz but a decrease in clouds and cooler temperatures next week. >> all right. >> we can't complain. >> yes. >>> 6:51 is the time. netflix wants to make "the interview" available to all of its 63 million subscribers around the world. it is already available on other streaming services. netflix says people want to be able to see it and they want to deliver it to their customers. sony not commenting on making "the interview" avai

bismarck is seeing some snow as part of the system coming together for us for tomorrow. for today, the temperature will climb into the lower 40s. but by late this afternoon, the numbers areal fa leal falling. we'll drop below freezing tonight to set the stage for a chance of snow for tomorrow. for today what you'll see, clouds and sunshine. we'll start off with sunshine and cloud cover will be coming in to cheep things chilly. high temperatures in the upper 30s to lower 40s today. nowhere near as windy as yesterday with the winds out of the west 5 to 10 miles an hour. tomorrow there's a good chance we'll see snow. i have the full seven-day forecast and the extended future weather when i'm back in ten. >>> 4:41. we know we have streets closed in south philadelphia because of the gas main leak. >> right. we'll find out what else is going on. jillian mele is monitoring the roads. good morning, jillian. >> a live look at woodhaven road and academy road. vine street expressway is still clear this morning as well. and chris just mentioned the closure in south philadelphia stil

bismarck minus 32 on wednesday. in louisiana, that's minus 3 for your overnight hours. and actually the windchill factor is what you actually feel like. it's not the actual temperature on the mercury, but this is what you'll likely feel. minus 26 on your wednesday in new york. even in the daytimes, these are the temperatures that you're going to be feeling. so it's dangerous life-threatening biting cold air mass that's going to be coming through. frostbite is in a matter of minutes and possibly hypothermia if you stay out too long. apart from the snowfall combined with the cold is going to be created around the great lakes region. the lake-effect snow will be up to about 60 centimeters in the heaviest spots. about 45 centimeters generally speaking. the clipper will be pulling into the new england states. 8 centimeters in the pacific northwest. not too much this time of the year. down below you'll likely see warm conditions prevail. in los angeles, 26 degrees. likely to continue on into your friday. across here in japan, winter pressure pattern is intensifying in norther

one below in minneapolis. 1 below in bismarck. 19 chicago. key to the south there's rain but then there is a fine line through pennsylvania and then to the south of that, it's rain but now moving into the mixed precipitation. freezing rain or even possibility of freezing -- get some ice and snow northward of that. fast-moving systems. all of the energy is east of us. 29 in tahoe. 60 down in san diego. 57 palm springs. cloudy to mostly cloudy in the morning and then partly cloudy in the afternoon. hold on. i will get back over here. morning fog, a lot of high clouds. hazy skies. cold if you are in the fog. 50s and 60s. napa only 57 degrees. upper 50s. santa rosa, there's pockets of it where you get the high clouds. you don't have to go far to find it. mid- to upper 60s. except for the fog, nights and morning, i think it could get mostly sunny, quiet until maybe the weekend. the question is will it bring rain far this south. >> we'll keep an eye on it. >>> no pants on the subway? the reason folks across the country even here took a ride in thei

bismarck, minus 32 and new orleans and even in louisiana, minus 3 for the overnight hours. the wind chill factor is what you feel like. it's not the temperature on the mercury. but this is what you are likely to feel, minus 26. even in your daytimes these are the temperatures you will be feeling. so it's some dangerous, life threatening, biting cold air mass that will be causing frostbite in a matter of minutes. apart from that, snowfall will combine with that cold. it's going to be created around the great lakes region. the lake effect snow will be up to about 60 centimeters. about 45 centimeters generally speaking. and that clipper will be pulling into new england states. additional snowfall amounts could top as much as 20 centimeters. 8 centimeters in the pacific northwest. it's not too much for this time of year. but down below we are likely to see warm conditions, los angeles, 26 degrees, that is likely to continue on into your friday. across here in japan, winter pressure pattern is intensifying. gusty conditions up to 130 kilometers per hour gusts as well as blizzard

the 95 corridor and 17 in chicago that's current air temperature not wind chill 5 below zero in bismarck, north dakota we'll into this arctic chill as early as this week. outside this evening mild, enjoy while you can. 65 dover. 55 in philadelphia millville 61 and off to north and west cold air invading 43 allentown and 46 lancaster and lower 40s as well in reading. here's satellite 6 along with action radar there's a cold front off to the west moving across western pennsylvania and down to the ohio valley and so the front moves on through from i a west to east direction and there could be leftover showers for the rest of the evening and into tonight. but until the wake of that we're tracking some drastic changes on the way. here's setup for us on monday. temperatures tumble tomorrow with northwesterly winds. high temperature in philadelphia only 36. keep in mind average for us this time of year is 40. below average tomorrow much colder with winds gusting up to 30. as we get to tuesday we track clipper system moving in. future tracker 6 showing you 6:00 in the morning mostly cloudy looki

across a few isolated towns, far out paced by the larger metro areas, instead he found fargo and bismarcko be vibrant communities with more growth potential than new york. his visit must have left quite an impression, because today colby, his wife jo jo and their two kids call bismarck home. they are a welcomed edition to this community where they own and operate two restaurants. kobe told us, he is proud and fortunate to call bismarck home and he's grateful for the community's strong support at his restaurants, which by the way employ about 35 people. kobe and jo jo we're glad you've come to north dakota. thank you for contributing to our economy, for creating jobs and thanks for the great sushi. kobe and jo jo please stand and be recognized for a moment. >> it's stories all across north dakota like the lynns that convinced me we're on the right track. in august, gallop, the national research and polling company released the results of a comprehensive survey of all 50 states. this independent poll based on interviews with 600 residents in each state. details how north dakotaens feel abou

bismarck 18 below. so this cold and also a piece of those brutal wind will be moving our way. wind chill alerts all the way from the northern plains stretching toward new england and we will see a wind chill advisory go in effect for poconos by tomorrow evening. we're talking about wind chills between 15 and 20 below in the poconos. now, for your wednesday temperatures will be in the 20's, big difference will be the wind, gusting to 40 miles an hour making it feel like the teens. thursday it is a brutal day with temperatures barely making it in the 20's. wind still gusting to 30, 35 miles an hour and wind chills going below zero, thursday morning. then we will rebound somewhat as high pressure drifts to the south, temperatures in the 30's but still feeling some wind on friday. the core of the cold air will be right over us, early thursday morning and then begin to retreat. wind chills thursday morning once again 15 to 20 below. in the poconos with that advisory. ten to 15 below. even if ale five to ten below. the shore below zero. also through southern delaware. we are talking

bismarck, 23 below minneapolis 25 below. here's where the mild december pays huge dividends for the delaware valley. there's no snow out here, as the cold air pushes east, it will modify. we'll not see the brutal temperatures we'll be dealing with out there. it will be cold, but better in the seven day than what you saw there. there's the arctic front sweeping the warm air off the coast. lake-effect snow off lake ontario. tuesday morning, at that point we're down in the teens and 20s, actual air temperatures. here comes the clipper swinging by doesn't look like there will be much moisture with it, but it will be enough to create slick spots by tuesday afternoon. the latest information has an inch or two in the parts of the area. again, we'll have to see. there's not much moisture with it everything will stick because temperatures are below freezing much milder than today. enjoy these temperatures, periods of rain, 59 degrees in reading. millville, 65. cape may 36 degrees, the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, looks l

look at the poor neighbors out in chicago, bismarck, north dakota, no less, currently air temperatures below zero, but 24 hour temperature difference we made surround police, even though the winds is out there still feels cold, we actually achieved 15 plus degrees in addition to what we saw yesterday this same time. so it gets a little better, technically speaking, but keep in mind, the winds will crank we do still have the snow showers or flurries around this morning they could slow you down with visibility, maybe some slick spots but i don't expect accumulation. sunshine for later on, too, ukee, back to you. >> thank you katie. here are stories our sister station "kyw news radio" 1060 will be following for you today. they'll tell you why representatives from the philadelphia fire department are heading to pit burying this weekend. small companies from our area head to vegas and the consumer electronics show, and profile of the new leader of the barnes foundation. check in two three, four times a day, kyw "kyw news radio" 1060 on the a.m. dial. >> coming up in the next hour, staying w

it's very quiet but cold chose across the high plains. 6 below in bismarck. 24 in chicago. 43 in cincinnati. you can see how the numbers just drop off the farther west we go. all that cold air is pushing east. now the last several cold shots we've seen they have gone down into texas and suddenly bounced back up into canada. we won't mills out on -- miss out on this cold shot. we could see a round. thunderstorms developing along the coast southern sussex county to lakehurst, new jersey as the milder front interacts with the colder air. some of this could make it east into the poconos or maybe the northern portions of the lehigh valley first thing monday morning. we'll see a clipper move in on its heels as it gets to tuesday. it's a quick-moving system. it's out of alberta it's a moisture-starved storm. always it slides through temperatures will be cold enough where everything sticks. it doesn't look all that impressive but it could be good enough to produce an inch or two of snow in parts of the area because temperatures wise we'll be below freezing. these are windchills tomorrow morning. we

bismarck minus 23. the cold air is moving more towards east. last night we were showing the map and it was part of dakotas affecting dayton, you cham sham champaign you auburna area.s urbana area. we are looking in vermont to minus 40°. as we go through rest of the couple of days, those temperatures will be coming up in the region but we are going to be seeing very dangerous conditions in the area. new york we will feel minus 20, maybe even minus 25, right before sunrise. very dangerous conditions. we don't expect to see much in terms of snow but in the next couple of days the lake effect is going to kick in and we'll see more snow. john. >> all right kevin. massacre at the office of a french satirical newspaper. plus harry scheer talks cherry talks scheer talks to us. >> this is al jazeera america i'm john siegenthaler. paris attacked. what we're learning about the gunman and the motive behind today's massacre. the victims four cartoonists among the dead, in what many call an attack on freedom of the press. i am charlie. the tributes from cart

we're down to 3 degrees in bismarck. this is the leading edge of this out here in western canada. again, that storm, that huge storm right here across the missouri valley will pull the cold air down to the lower 48. warm front in the process of pulling through later on. whatever wintery precipitation we do see far northwest suburbs we'll is rain. wind shift out of the southwest and cold front behind it the numbers fall off a cliff. we'll see the precipitation intensify in coverage and intensity. that will pull east, periods of rain some of it heavy. we're not seeing wintery prezip prezip -- precipitation after 1:00, 2:00. overnight in the poconos patchy fog, periods of drizzle. tomorrow morning, same thing clouds and patchy fog. that will set up a dull afternoon for sunday, as well. there's the arctic front pushing through by sunday evening. 7:00 p.m. it will be from that point on the numbers start to drop off. the next 24 hours here's what to expect, the moisture begins 9 at at 7 to 9:00. rainfall totals will range from half inch to ran i inch. our highs are well into the 60s. th

him -- minus 3 in bismarck. >> "action news" on the 1200 of block of sequoia drive. they check out surveillance cameras hoping to provide video of the person who did this. there were similar cases in this partly of cherry hill. police would not confirm it or say why the mail box was destroyed. >>> a contingent of philadelphia police officers are heading to new york city to attend the funeral of wenjian liu. the action cam was at the fraternal orderly of police as officers left for the funeral. wenjian liu was gupped down by a man -- gunned down by a man who then killed himself. the 32-year-old police officer was on the force for 7 years he was married two months before he was killed. >>> rallies in delaware county will show support for police officers. the one on baltimore pike in springfield, the other on the corner of high street in west chester with. >>> protest for racial justice condemned the death of michael brown and eric garner. it was in support of the black lives matters movement. >>> shane montgomery know he is not coming home. divers discovered the missin

bismarck is below the u.s./canadian border in the teens and below zero.is a true shot of arctic air. omaha 2 wichita ten. this is heading east. him the last several have dropped south and pulled to the north. this is dropping to the east. it's not as cold that we've seen out there but it will be the coldest air so far this season. southwesterly wind, showers from time to time ahead of the arctic front. today is nice around, highs in the low 60s. tomorrow it's the opposite. winds shift out of the northwest, breezy and cold, windchills in the teens arena -- and 20s. future tracker 6. fog, occasional shower. later this evening, this is the arctic front tapping into the cold air and forcing the warm air out to sea. as the process takes place thunderstorms may erupt along the coast from wildwood to will also. don't be surprised if you hear rumble of thunder. allentown, 58 degrees. mild. atlantic city, 63 degrees. philadelphia 63 degrees, showers around, andy tonight windy and sharply colder. 30 degrees outlying suburbs, 32 for center city. the exclusive accuwe

dallas 31, one below in chicago, and 11 below in bismarck. we're sitting at 17.sunday starting out with sun increasing clouds, sunday is a quiet day. sunday night into monday morning, i was reluctant to show you this, because i don't agree. there will be a line of frozen precipitation, and rain south and east. you'll see the icing taking place along the i-95 corridor. it will look like it's raining but freezing on contact. north western suburbs far northwestern suburbs. this is a rain event fore glassboro, millville, atlantic city temperatures by monday afternoon will be in the upper 30s by then. reading, 19. 18 in allentown. 24 in philadelphia. the normal high is 40. millville, 24. cape may 25. you factor in the winds it will feel like the teens just about all day long, dress accordingly in layers. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 24 today 36 degrees for sunday. increasing clouds, maybe that wintry mix moving in after midnight sunday night into monday morning and eventsly going over to rain. 38 degrees. tuesday, 32. clouds and sun wednesday 34. thur

even though we may see mixed bag north and west, it will turn to rain. 33 in wichita five in bismarckhis could be sunday's high temperature, 64 degrees again as this mild air pulls to the north. that storm developing in the missouri valley will pull this into the lower 48. because of lack of snow cover across the high plains this will modify a bit, it will be good enough to produce the coldest air of the season thus far in the mid atlantic and the northeast. surface maps looks like. this is a rain event for the majority of area. some of us could see a mixed bag to start. warm front pulls through temperatures in the mid 60s southwesterly winds picking up, penders of -- periods of rain, patchy fog. the arctic front arrives in the evening hours and the temperatures start to crash. there is philadelphia there we're talking areas well west, allentown, poconos going over to plain rain at 2:30. it's rain and it's heavy at times. the rain diminishing a little bit we go cloudy overnight and areas of fog. it's a cloudy and miserable type day, but mild with the temperatures in the 60s. here's wh

bismarck six below. you can see the cold air. it's not budging here. tahoe. 30s for ukiah. but 50s for l.a. and san diego. fog in the valley where there are advisories. the thickest fog is areas south. so thick fog once that lifts. 60s on your temps here. low, mid to a few upper. temperatures rather uniform here. it looks like a quiet pal tern. i think we will get rid of most of the fog here. it will be sunny side up. it could be a few high clouds. cooler with some clouds. >> you are looking far out. >> i looked through the 29th of this month. things could change. it does not look good. >> okay. it is what it is. >> yeah it is. >>> there is something that apparelly knows you better than your family and friends. cooling up in 25 minutes how researchers are using your facebook likes to judge your personality. >> we have new information about that shooting during that concert for hip hop star chris brown. the warning from police to the nightclub before his appearance. >>> it could be weeks before students are allowed back on san francisco city college civ

bismarck minus 13. and in the bay area temperatures in the 50s. but of course we did have daytime highs that were record setting. usually when you have one extreme across the map you have another extreme somewhere else. gilroy one of our warmest with 76. san jose, 74 degrees. santa teresa and rose garden topping out at 72 degrees. take a look outside. most temperatures dropping into the 50s. but we're not going to see too many areas dropping into the 30s. so sure it's going to be cool but not overly cold. i want to get to the major weather story at hand and that has been the pollution across the bay area. it's been all about high pressure sitting across the area sinking a lot of the pollution right on down to the surface as the high pressure has compressional heating with it. what we're going to see tomorrow is the high pressure moving off to the east. that's all it takes to give us some change here. we'll have a storm system developing off the coastline. no rainfall with this, but the key difference with the system as it gets closer is a shift in

are current air temperatures and it's 21 degrees below zero international falls and 10 below zero bismarck north dakota tapping into a piece of arctic chill early this week. we'll talk about what is ahead. few leftover showers for the rest of tonight we'll continue to track that and balmy today to bitter as we go throughout the week ahead and tracking a clipper system on tuesday that will bring the threat of snow showers. we'll take a closer look at that with the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. hello winter walter. >> i'm already getting bitter. >> get the latest open the changing weather situation tomorrow morning join matt, tam david, and karen for accuweather, top heads lines and traffic tune in 4:30 a.m. on 6abc. >> 2 was another emotional dale in new york as second of two slain nypd officers were laid toe rest in brooklyn. theres with a sea of blue under gray x-rays as hundreds paid their final respects to officer wenjian liu the veteran of the force was married two months and he and his partner were ambushed december 20 his woyd owe remembered his kindness and called him her

all of the resources that we use to spy on someone calling their grandmother from you know bismarck northnew york and these guys are walking around there's a lot of people that come back from syria, iraq and other places and they're plotting. >> focus resources there. you're absolutely right. >> kennedy has said there's so much information being collected that how do you extrapolate what you need? >> you can't possibly. >> it's difficult. >> there's not a big enough budget in the world. >> don't waste it on stuff that's dumb. >> focus it. that's right. >> this was the country's response after the pair ace tack doubled down on surveillance. right? this is interesting. >> very good. battle over immigration is heating up on capitol hill. new republican controlled house is charging ahead to fight the president's executive action. the bill that could stop the president's plan and the fraternity at the center of a rolling stone article is now back on campus. they're back in action. what a police investigation found and did not find after fraternity members were accused of rape. and right after

there was one last week weekend in bismarck, north dakota. and it was at a really cool space where the bob cat team has an innovation center, a great space like the newseum, and they gathered. let's talk about the two americas. the president was at standing rock reservation with a fabulous young native american youth there, and recently traveling nations came for the summit. he was talking to the youth there and found talking to this one freshman kid, there's 40 kids in his class, and three of the kids had already taken their lives and 20 kids had tried. that's a haunting statistic. to me, it's a haunting statistic i've heard since i've been in government. so there's these two americas. now, standing rock resmbings is one-hour drive, maybe one hour and 15 minutes from bismarck, so i contacted some folks that i met from standing rock and some folks that i had met from the startup and said, why don't you guys invite the kids? a bunch of them went up there and had an incredible time this weekend. >> this weekend? >> yeah. so to me, it's like the

standing rock is one hour drive from bismarck. so i contacted some folks from standing rock and folks and said why don't you invite the kids. and they went up and had an incredible time this weekend. >> this weekend? >> yeah. so to me it's like the great american meet-up needs to happen. we need to barn raise this country. somebody has a door over there and a this over there and they're not talking to each other. and they're hiding in plain sight. so you could get off a plane and you would like walk anywhere and say i'd like to have a start-up, i'd like to join everyone would help you. >> that's true. >> there are just people pouring out of coffee shops and driving around, everyone would help you. but in many of our cities that innovation team is there. there's people with start-ups tedexes, the burning man equivalent. in boise, there was a thing called hack spert. this is happening all over the country, but it's hiding on the rest of the americas. so we need to bring that together. and i think that as we begin to do that, the ame

bismarck is only three. the good news is that we're not going to get that cold during the day time.going to see a reenforcing shot of cold air. arctic front descending and that means wind out of the northwest gusting to 40 miles an hour tomorrow. temperatures in the 20's. so tomorrow, a little bit milder, then today, in the mid 20's but the wind, it is going to be brutal and that will make all of the difference in the world. then the core of the cold air, and the wind, descend upon us on thursday morning. high temperatures barely making it in the 20's. it is going to be a real difficult dangerous day a as far as wind chill. and then friday we will rebound, high pressure to the south, temperatures in the 30's. still well below normal in temperature but it will begin to feel more comfortable. during the overnight skies will be mostly cloudy, low of around 20 degrees, teens in the suburbs. tomorrow wind kick up and chance of a few scattered snow showers, localized snow squall isn't out of the question either. the high temperature 26 degrees. looking fine that wind gusting at 40 and we

doesn't look like much now but this piece of energy that's west of bismarck, that will become a clippere diving to the south and east and that is going to bring us some snow as we head through the day on wednesday. so, future tracker showing we're dry tomorrow but that clipper moves in during the afternoon and evening on wednesday and you can see that around philadelphia, areas north and west this will be a snow event. south and east though is where we'll get some of that mixing in with rain and then that does continue through wednesday night so i really think the second half of the day on wednesday is going to be messy and it's going to have an impact on your wednesday evening commute. on wednesday it's a clipper so we're looking at light snow but it could cause some slick roads also with some mixing in with the rain could be some freezing rain. the morning rush will be fine. >>> the evening rush though will be some problems. early estimates looks like 1 to 2 inches philadelphia north. delaware and south jersey mainly rain but then some colder air will cause kind of a bursts of snow at

wind chills tomorrow will be unbearable in places like bismarck international falls and minneapolis.temperatures from chicago through pensacola. conditions heading downhill fast. those kids like so many across the country, trying to make the best of what's a very messy situation right now. that's the latest live here in new york. i'm jay gray. jim, wendy, back to you. >> thanks jay. >>> and right now we're also watching how the weather is impacting the commute this evening. let's get the latest from melissa melai. >> good evening, guys. good afternoon. i've never been so excited -- i've been here too long first of all. i've never been so excited to show a camera of 270 and montrose road into town and out of town. i've obviously been here longer than normal. taking a look here at 66, headed out of town no problem at all through vienna oakton same thing if you're headed inbound. 95 and virginia and dale boulevard moving nicely. prince george's county no problems here. behaving itself. connecticut avenue also looking good flowing well. 95 out -- or into town a little bit slow right now.

bradford had written quite a bit about lincoln, and he had compared lincoln to lenin and bismarck andhitler. this is dug up. this is dug up by other conservatives. i should say that jaffa actually favored bradford getting the nomination. at least according to my research, he did. but in the end, reagan did not nominate bradford to the chair of the national endowment for the humanities. he nominated a man named william bennett from the university of texas, instead. i am sure you have heard of william bennett. this really cause -- i think i am right about this. this was something that really caused a significant split within the conservative movement over abraham lincoln, between what might be called the neoconservatives, of which jaffa might be labeled a member, and the paleo conservatives, of which bradford was a member. what happens is, criticism of lincoln gets driven underground by the conservative movement. as george will said, a party that want to win power cannot mock its noble past. you do, i think, even today, we see this split. in 1989, what happens? the cold war ends. 1991,

bismarck north dakota two. twenty-one comparatively in the so bad right.res will stay sub freezing for the future. here we go at 9:00 tomorrow morning we are in this 15-degree range down to ten that is bright pink shading. watch how that sticks around throughout the day. finally by friday afternoon we will see the cold erode just a little bit and that is our best chance to get above freezing. then watch what happens pink comes back in and saturday we're once again in that 20-degree range. so we are lock in the ice box so to speak, tonight tomorrow, friday a little bit of the thaw but as soon as we get back towards normal we will chill it out for saturday. overnight partly cloudy, windy and cold. we are down to 8 degrees. it does not look like a record. record is two. we will gust to 40 are possible. wind chills below zero. it may feel as cold as ten belows in the city through overnight hours. for your thursday mostly sunny, windy, frigid. coldest period will be early thursday morning. the bus stop time. drive the kid to the bus stop keep that heater blasti

. >> reporter: niles hushka is the ceo of a large engineering firm based in bismarck, north dakota. he says companies of all sizes are starting to feel the slowdown. >> almost on a weekly basis there's some new announcement of companies cutting back on the number of rigs that they have or possibly re-deploying those rigs into more highly productive zones. >> reporter: he's seen plenty of booms and busts before in his 30 plus years as an engineer. but he says this one is harder to predict. >> the interesting thing about this particular cost cycle is it's not supply or demand driven. in that the entire price of oil today is being politically influenced. and therefore you can't look at a traditional economic model and say supply equals demand and therefore prices should go up or down. what he means is: north american oil producers are pumping so much oil out of the ground there's a glut. and opec, the organization of petroleum exporting countries, isn't cutting back on their production. so prices are plummeting. here in north dakota, oil touches everything. so people are nervous. falli

olivia sterns visited to find out how the bismarck -- business model works. >> flipping burgers and fryinghis is a job that pays little more than minimum wage. here at moo, cluck, moo, just outside of detroit michigan pays $15 an hour, or almost $31,000 per year. that is on par with starting salaries of policemen or firefighters in detroit. >> why are you paying your employees $50 an hour question mark in the short answer is we feel it is the right thing to do. >> he started moo, cluck, moo in 2014, in hopes to make nutritious food kids would actually want to eat. the all-natural patty to a portobello mushroom burger, it is gluten-free. plus cheap here you can get a moo murder -- how do they do it? cost we are tight with our labor and wiki cost down by limited turn over. getting our people to train other people. >> parker is finding skilled labor knocking down his door. this is their first employee. >> we're doing more than what other people in the industry are doing. it is an all-day process. everything is made from scratch. we do a lot for the money. we earn it. >> he ever feel there is

i think you quote bismarck and maybe you can get it correctly. unhappy as the statesman who is not as happy after the war as he was before the war or something to that effect. so we have just got to be careful about power and how we use it and sometimes long-term thinking can avoid short-term problems. i thank all of you for contributing to that. our subcommittee deals with nuclear weapons that i'm very concerned about proliferation and dr. shultz as you indicated worry that our allies are losing confidence and our umbrella and they may expand and of course iran will clearly likely kick off proliferation of dave per seat -- achieve the weapon is one of the noted i think dr. kissinger you indicated we moved from iran not having a nuclear weapon to iran to get close to having a nuclear weapon but not having one. you expressed some concern about that? would you expand on that a little bit? >> yes. >> yes dr. kissinger. >> i am concerned as i pointed out a shift in the focus of negotiations from preventing iran from having the capability of building

i think you quote bismarck. unhappy is the statesman who is not happy after the war as he was before. something to that affect. we have got to be careful about power and how we use it. sometimes long-term thinking could avoid short-term problems. our subcommittee deals with nuclear weapons. i'm very concerned about proliferation. dr. schultz come as you indicated, where that our allies are losing confidence. they may expand. iran will clearly likely kick off our proliferation if they achieve a weapon. you have indicated that we have moved from iran not having a nuclear weapon to iraq not -- iran getting close to having a nuclear weapon. you expressed concern? would you expand on that? yes, dr. kissinger. >> i'm concerned, as i pointed out, the shift of the focus of the negotiations from preventing iran from having that capability of building a nuclear weapon to a negotiation in which it seeks to limit the capability in the space of one year that will create huge inspections and problems. i reserve my comment on

i think you quote bismarck or maybe you can get it correctly i'm happy is the statesman who is not as happy after the war as he was before the war, something to that effect. so we just have to be careful about power and how we use it, and sometimes long-term thinking can avoid short-term problems. i think all of you for contributing to the. our subcommitsubcommit tee deals with nuclear weapons. i am very concerned about proliferation, dr. shultz, as you indicated, worried that our allies are losing confidence in our umbrella, and they may expand. and, of course iran will clearly likely kick off proliferation if they achieve a weapon to end as one of you noted, dr. kissinger, you indicated we moved from iran not having a nuclear weapon to iran not, iran could get close to a nuclear weapon but not have one. you've expressed some concern about that. would you expand on that a little bit? >> i am concerned as everyone pointed out the shape of the focus of negotiations from preventing iran from having the capability of building a nuclear weapon, to a negotiation in which, which seeks to li

example, but the feels-like is much more important with winds gusting, easily negative, about 20 bismarck and far go. it's been colder at tiles. it's the next couple of days we have to worry about. tomorrow morning with more wind watch cheting up, whisking that heat away from exposed skin, minus 30 to minus 50 is what it will feel like as we get closer to places like chicago minus 20 to minus 40. brutally cold. you don't want exposed skin or to be outside any longer than you have to. these temperatures, 45 in memphis, today is going to drop by the time we he get into tomorrow into the 20's, as that air sinks southward. >> time to stay bundled up. all right, nicole mitchell, thank you. >> no launch today for that space x rocket. >> it was scrubbed moments before liftoff. former space station commander leroy chow joins us live to talk about why so many space watchers are excited about this mission. >> fears fighting in aleppo where rebels are battling the syrian government for control. the refugee camps the fear is about surviving an approaching snowstorm. >> sony's c.e.o. speaks out public

take a look at the current temperatures thunder bay minus 22 bismarck minus 12 degrees. you factor in the wind chill and this is what we're dealing with. minus 21 in thunder bay minus 21 degrees wind chill in parts of south dakota. we expect to see very, very low wind chills, minnesota the u.p. of michigan. this is going to continue until noon today when temperatures go up slightly. we are going to be seeing very, very cold air make its way across the great lakes. today, it is the northern plains tomorrow across the great lakes. the next day, it is going to be with us. >> waiting until noon for a bit of a reprieve. kevin, thanks so much. >> jury selection beginning this morning in the boston marathon trial. >> the defense has tried to move the case out of the city where the attack struck such an emotional chord. we will talk about whether he can get a fair trial. >> a protest ban turned violent. why people took to the streets despite government warnings. >> hundreds of rescue workers searching for signs of life in a landslide in china. >> today's big number, what it reve