bowie and baden at 33. even to our east we have to watch out for some pockets of slick areas. >>> speaking of pockets of slick areas, here's monika with timesaver traffic. >> what it's causing is slipping and sliding. i'm noticing that a lot of bigger vehicles like trucks and accidents as well this morning. right now there's a crash on the southbound side of 95 on the ramp to the inner loop to the beltway right here in college park. that's heading southbound on 495. there's also a crash hopefully clearing up now on the eastbound side of route 50 at route 301 in bowie. let's take a look at our next map. this is going to be on our ipad feature where there is -- traffic feature now and you can see in real time what's going on on roads even in your neighborhood. i've been looking at the crash on the outer loop at route 123 tysons corner involving an overturned tractor-trailer. virginia state police tell me it's going to be a while before they can offload the tires it was carrying and clear up the accident. so i

e,gh temperature of 71 in bowi maryland. 63 in fredericksburg. 65 at lexington.ough the late day hours into the early morning hours. if we keep these temperatures past midnight, the rain will begin. that will cool us down. 66 in norfolk. there is a cold front. 20's and 30's. single digits in indianapolis. 9 degrees. the temperature change -- we are now 8 degrees colder. shifting. this will go our way for the overnight hours. 1-3 interest not out of the question. areas to the east of interstate 95, you can see upwards of 3-4 inches of rain over a short period of time. this is the doppler. showers are from the beltway and the district. not amounting to a whole lot. this will arrive over the next hour or two. there is a strip of heavy rain to the east of d.c. this is where it is located. those are the areas that will likely see the heaviest amounts. closer to home, we will look for the heavy rain to begin i will be around 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning. this is our futurecast shaded in orange and yellow. look at the temperatures. following during daytime hours. once we

let me sure you the rest of the temperatures around the area. 59 at fairfax. 56 and bowie. it will be cloudy, in the 50's. well above the average high temperatures. 0's.ay, the mid 6 a few showers in the afternoon. the nighttime hours into monday will have some showers and heavier rain. what we are watching is a lot of energy coming from the gulf of mexico and pacific ocean. ice across oklahoma. i storm warnings. that will be an issue as we move north into portions of the midwest and great lakes. everybody else with soaking rain. some is coming this way. more about the week ended a couple of minutes. >> we will check back with you. trouble for the metropolitan police department. another officer facing criminal charges. witheran is charged attempted murder. roz potter joins us live with more on this arrest. >> leon, in less than a month, three officers have faced charges of pornography, prostitution, and now attempted murder. folks are asking, what the heck is going on? at the shop in adams morgan, the buzz about the police officers is hotly debated. at -- do i go to a fire

and bowie about 2 inches. but the temperatures are what is the problem. it's already down to 30 in gaithersburg. 25 in frederic . 3-6z on our deck. so, low tonight, teens and twenties. 21 in bethesda. 21 in rockville. 19 in latensville and 24 in college park and 24 down toward waldorf. so, black ice. here's the deal. it looks wet, but it's actually frozen. that's black ice, you've got to slow down. and also be careful walking tomorrow, getting the paper, scraping your car or taking the kids to the bus stop. we'll come back and talk about how long it's going to stay cold and look ahead to another storm over the weekend. >> students who got a snow day today want to know if they'll get a repeat tomorrow. debra was in montgomery county earlier today with more on when school officials plan to make that decision. >> you can expect a final decision by 4:30 in the morning and by 5:00 a.m., those calls and texts will go out. it's looking good over here in bethesda, but the whole county has to be clear for them to open up all of the schools. if you ever wondered wh

it feels like 15 and boul -- in bowie. it feels like 23 degrees in woodbridge and 24 degrees downtown. the windchill making it feel that much colder. temperatures across much of the country well below average. you have to go all the way down into florida to finally see temperatures in the 60's and 70's. if you're traveling across the lower 48, everything very quieter a little but of lake effect snow moving in over the lakes, but for us pretty much quiet weather conditions. however, our next weather system is emerging out of the southwest. it will be tracking toward the east. if the weather maker for the weather on saturday. let me zoom in and show you our is onefuturecast, which stimulation i will give us an idea of cloud cover and precipitation third evening, just cold. temperatures in the 20's theater tomorrow morning, another cold one, however the winds will be much lighter. we will start off morrow -- tomorrow, friday morning, a few high, thin clouds, 30's to around 40 degrees. as we move into the day saturday, we star

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alany3 inches and bowie, maryland, had 2 inches. so, it was a nice benign little snow. much better than that freezing rain we had. lose any trees this time in my yard. temperatures, 32 now in gaithersburg and 32 in leesburg. some freezing temperatures beginning to show up. still 37 downtown. looking at 35 down 95 into fredericksburg. now tonight, these are lows. 21 in bethesda. 24 downtown. 20 in sterling, but 19 in fairfax and 17 in leesburg. so temperatures in the teens and 20s, you're looking at black ice. what appears to be wet is actually frozen. that's black ice. you got to slow down, please. so for tonight, 15 to 25 for lows. clear and very cold. slick spots. winds light, north, northwest at 10. we will come back and take you through the rest of the week and tracking another winter storm. we'll talk about that also. >> all right, top. so the big question right now that many parents are asking, will there be snow tomorrow morning? >> that's right. we'll tell you what's going on tonight to make that happen tomorrow. first, here's a look at your moments. >> the four

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>> from lobster telephones to david bowie, guitars. >> is 56 past the hour, which means bloomberg tvhe markets. let's get you caught up on the markets. stocks are falling right now. investors aren't adjusting the inflation data we got up this morning, showing inflation was unchanged in the month of november to the month prior. stocks are lower after yesterday's rally. we did see more per reaction to the inflation data in the bond market. we saw the yield stephen between the five and 30 year treasury. a bigger reaction in the 30 year bond notes and some of the shorter-term majority -- maturities. smartphone maker struggling for survival after losing appleshare to apple and samsung and we put that up against blockbuster, another company that once dominated the market but then lost out to disruptive competitors. look at the similarities there. i am joined by hugo miller in toronto. the stock charts look similar, obviously the businesses are very different. using blackberry will follow the rest of the path or can they turn things around? people thinklot of so and since the appointment of

. >> and today's mystery meat from , lobster telephones to david bowie, guitars.it is art. ♪ >> it is 56 past the hour, which means bloomberg tv is on the markets. let's get you caught up on the markets. stocks are falling right now. investors aren't adjusting the inflation data we got up this morning, showing inflation was unchanged in the month of november to the month prior. stocks are lower after yesterday's rally. we did see more per reaction to the inflation data in the bond market. the fomc meeting finishes up tomorrow. that is when we will learn whether or not the fed will start to taper or whether they will leave the current policy unchanged. for more on the so-called paper talks, i am joined by steve. according to the latest survey done by bloomberg, nearly one third of economists and the fed will start to taper tomorrow. who you think they will? >> i would not be in that camp. i think march is the possibility. the fed really surprised the markets. would taper,y insinuated, in may, and the market priced that in, and then they did not actually taper, so i

the neighborhoods of bowie and burke, 45 to 47 degrees tomorrow.t's going to feel even better than today. here is a look at your saturday. sunshine, mild conditions. now, let me show you what happens late saturday. watch this. the clouds, they start coming in quickly. this is midnight. on the other side of midnight, we are overcast. by early sunday morning, starting 6:00 to 7:00 a.m., an area of rain starts pushing in around warrenton, areas like fredericksburg and areas like chan tillie. the rain from southwest to northeast. watch what happens as we get into the afternoon hours. you are looking at shades here, yellow and orange. that represents some moderate and heavier rain that i think will be in store for us for the afternoon hours on sunday and sunday evening to get somewhere between a half and 3/4 inch of rain out of this event on sunday. here you go, the storm team 4 day forecast, 47 degrees is the high tomorrow. sunshine and mild conditions through the weekend. saturday, absolutely the best day out of the weekend. saturday's temperatures th

. >>> the out of this world prize chris hatfield who covered david bowie's "space odyssey" in orbit.res if he was kidding. the fox bit. ♪ what the fox say ding ding ding ding ♪ what the fox say pop pop pop pop ♪ what the fox say >> the parody was so bad, it spawned other parody like "saturday night live". ♪ what does the girl say ♪ what does my girl say who dat who dat who dat. >> bad taste and animals running amuck were not confined to music in 2013. indeed as we turn our thoughts to television, those two came together to give us the worst idea for a thriller since "snakes on a plane." "sharknado" was a high flying hit for the sci-fi channel even if it was a low point. contrast that with what many fans thought was the best series on network tv, "scandal." >> kerry washington as olivia pope is scandal. oh, man, my number one show. >> there must be some unmet need on the part of a lot of people to have an affair with a president. i don't know why this show works, but it works. >> it's all about location, location, location. >> worst trend. the overwhelming number of programs playing t

. >> well, metro's plans to bring a new rail station to >>> bowie state university is teaming up to give students from precious-k to 12 hands-on experience in science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics. >> we don't have to wait to do an internship. we can do internship during the school year. we don't have to narrow the focus for research. we can produce solutions. we can propose the solutions and we can involve students in the process. >> this program will be available to students in the coming months. >> well, it may take a couple of decades, but down the line you could take the metro to georgetown. adam tuss takes a closer look at the plan. >> reporter: take a close look at this new map being circulated by metro's planning department. a new loop planned around the corridor of d.c. and yes, there's a stop planned right here for georgetown. >> great idea. >> why? >> i'm an urban planner. transit promotes community. it promotes more business. >> reporter: this isn't immediate. metro is looking to the future. and this is part of the plan for 25 years from now. >> it would be h

right now, 49 degrees in d.c. 48 in college park. 46 bowie. reston and falls church 47 degrees.oday have been fairly light. it's the light wind out of the northeast, north northeast that is going to contribute to the fog coming in during the overnight period. that, i think is going to start around 9:00, 10:00 p.m. where it's going to get thick. cool in alexandria. folks in burke, 33. 31 in reston. 29 degrees the start there up to our north in gaithersburg, maryland down to warrenton, 31. culpeper 30 to orange, 30. again, fog generally in this area here, along the areas of i-95 and to the south. high temperatures tomorrow could be the warmest in this area, the mountains. say winchester to shenandoah. 52 to 53 degrees. there's a possibility, a slight possibility of passing early morning showers as a weather front makes its way through the area. the temperatures reason going to come down in a big way. a high of 61 on thursday. the weekend, saturday, sunday, saturday, no rain around the area. in fact, showers will be ending as we turn mostly sunny. best day out of the weekend. guys?

live the rivermera across at reagan national. 54 in college park in arlington. 52 in frederick. 51 in bowie. 52 in gaithersburg. 48 in lexington park. nd 55 in fredericksburg and 56 in manassas. partly cloudy through the evening and light winds out of the southeast. temperatures dropping into the 40 plus and overnight, cloudy skies and above raising temperatures, 30's and 40 plus. more on unseasonably whether unseasonably -- and see andher that is cold unseasonably warm weather. >> police -- a police officer accused of taking pictures of a 15-year-old. >> this could go beyond the 15- year-old girl. they got the officers digital camera and found several unidentified pictures and naked photos. at least two of them of minors. officer isolice accused of taking pornographic images of a 15-year-old girl while he was in uniform and on duty. >> this is alarming for me. i am speechless. calledegan when a mother police to report her 15-year-old daughter was missing. officer washington, a seven-year veteran, responded to take the report. when the girl showed up at the home, prosecutors alleged washing

bowie, maryland, 36 degrees.urn over to plain old rain as well during the afternoon and evening hours. for some of those locations like here, winchester, virginia, it's snow, snow and more snow that comes down. there could be light accumulation on grassy surfaces. the temperature at 32 degrees. it could start to get slippery here then a moderate mix as temperatures warm. rain will come into the system. frederick, maryland, brunswick, pierserville areas could get slick. i wanted to show you the forecast we have been working on for saturday evening. slippery conditions on 66, 70, 270 and 61. wet roads for most of us. freezing rain pockets setting up saturday evening and sunday morning. we have a much better day coming our way on sunday with a high of 44 and some sunshine. we have a lot more of this storm system coming up on news 4 at 6:00. >>> it's friday the 13th. a superstitious day for a lot of people. there's dispute over how the fear came about. some christians say it has to do with the last supper. judas was

fairfax, manassas and bowie. it's what's coming in over the next couple hours. the rain and intensity is going to step up and pick up. all as we chill down from upper 50s to 60 degrees. we are at 47 degrees in d.c. look at the cooldown. close to the 30s now. folks in hagerstown, 39 degrees in cumberland, maryland. all this as we get ready for round two. we have more rain for the overnight. then we have the snow and ice that is going to step into the area. the snow and ice, already unfolding over the nation's midsection and ohio valley. reducing quite a bit of ice. when i return in a couple minutes, who is under a winter storm watch. later, what we are going to pick up in terms of how much snowfall and how much ice. that's all in a couple minutes. >> this system is already having a major impact on people with weekend travel plans. scott macfarlane has details. >> the number of canceled flights leaving dallas/ft. worth airport doubled since this morning. 680 departures canceled because of the wintry weather according to an airport spokesperson. it's more than 80%

. >>> in prince george's county, plans for a new walmart supercenter in bowie. they voted in favor for the proposed development plan. the planning commission recently rejected the proposal saying the master plan calls for high end retail at that site. the supercenter would be located at route 301 and mill branch road replacing an older store located across the street. the decision now goes to the county zoning board. >>> in northern virginia, the arlington county school board is considering putting a $50 cap on the gifts a teacher can receive. parents like to give teachers cash or gifts during the holidays to show their appreciation. they say $50 is too low and want it raised to $100 per teacher. >>> wonder how much money your neighbors are making? we have the list of wealthiest counties in america. falls church and loudoun county are on the top of the list. howard and fairfax county. stafford, nine, montgomery and prince william county missed the top ten. >>> a major medical credit card with surprise costs. plus -- >> i'm liz crenshaw. what are things to watch

look at this. 43 in bowie. 47 in college park, d.c. some of the warmer spots right now. for late tonight, starting around 9:00 or 10:00, the fog develops. the fog will be fairly thick going into early tomorrow morning, around 5:00 and 6:00. 41 degrees at 11:00 p.m. cloud cover across the area. in the 30s, off to the west, they will be the cooler spots. prince william county and fauquier county dropping under the freezing mark. orange, you are starting out at 30 degrees. western maryland, high temperatures tomorrow, even here with cloud cover, and a weather front coming through, 51 winchester to 53 degrees in shenandoah. i'm calling that cool for the day tomorrow. here is a look at the storm team 4 seven day forecast. i wanted to detail wednesday for you, we hit the high of 55 degrees. wednesday, most especially is a day we could have passing afternoon showers after the morning sprinkles. talking about cloud cover around the area, too. lots of clouds for the next couple days. thursday, right now, a 30% chance of rain. thursday will be the warmest day out of the workweek.

as far as the rest of the area goes, we are seeing the temperatures around 34 in rockville, 31 in bowie and 33 toward camp springs. another cool night. it's what we expect. nothing on the radar in the immediate area. we go to the west to see anything moving our way. it is a storm system that will bring more clouds and yes, a little in the way of snow. le's talk about that and time it out for you. 6:00, nothing going on. by 11:00, 11:30, the western areas see the snow coming down around winchester, martinsburg and frederick. leesburg and gaithersburg, light snow falling. notice manassas, quantico, waldorf, nothing going on for you. can't rule out flurries. we are not going to see snow south of 66 or 50 through maryland. it's through the north. our pennsylvania counties are going to have a winter weather advisory in effect. tomorrow, we'll see a mixture of sun and clouds early. tomorrow night, the showers move in. we see a lot in the way of rain late tomorrow night into tomorrow evening. some of us pick up a tenth to quarter inch of rain. still some snow to the north. 40 degrees on wednes

the numbers at washington national. 52 towards bowie, annapolis at 49 degrees. very mild afternoon and it will stay that way through the night tonight. if you're along the mall, the temperatures look like this. around 53 degrees at 7:00. down to 50 by 11:00. so we are going to be very, very warm. the average high temperature is at 51. so we are going well above average today. we'll be there again tomorrow. no rain to talk about right now. that may not be the case tomorrow, however. maybe a few isolated showers, but the real rain will wait. nice and warm across the region for ou day tomorrow. this is tomorrow into friday morning. and look what happens friday morning arod 5:30. we start to see showers moving in. this will be rain early on as the temperatures get very, very warm on thursday. a high temperature of 66 on thursday. and then it's rain on friday. friday will be a transition day. we'll start off around 60 degrees, and then temperatures will plummet during the amp into the low 40s by the end of the afternoon, and windchills will be in the 30s by friday. a

bowie, camp springs, alexandria, to 35 degrees. the fog will be setting up. maybe fredericksburg at 35 degrees to start your day. you could be looking at fog. low 30s to the north and west. winchester going up to a high tomorrow of 50 to 51 degrees. you may be able to shed that jacket tomorrow. just go with a long sleeve. here is a look at the storm team 4 four day forecast. the high hitting on thursday, 61 degrees. yes, on thursday with that high of 61, we have rain posted. right now, thursday, as we get to the high of 61 degrees, big deal, it is. it will be two weeks prior, before or since we have had a high temperature that warm. friday is the best chance of rain for the morning rush and the evening rush. guys? >> thanks, vj. a sign of the times. the letter to santa goes high-tech. >>> we are following metro silver li >>> there are stories trending online today. amazon working on plans to open a fulfillment center in baltimore. they hope to break ground and open next year. it comes a day after the company revealed it may be using drones in the near future

but 37 in bowie and 37 down in waldorf. so, rain or snow showers tonight until 1:00 a.m.an an inch across the metro area. clearing late tonight and then just breezy and cold for the bus stop. 26 to 36 for temperatures. dress the kids for the 20s with the wind and colder on wednesday but milder on thursday. that will signal a pattern change. we stop the computer forecast, we got snow in d.c., back to manassas. put this back into motion by 1:00 a.m. got snow up and down 95. even into southern maryland it turns to snow showers before ending. everything wisks out of here. in the wake of this, just cold nor about a day. for tonight, rain or snow showers, less than an inch. breezy and cold. lows 26 to 32. winds will pick up west, northwest at 10 to 15. so, just pretty much clear tomorrow, but cold. 34 at 9:00 a.m. remember, these are downtown temperatures and with the winds, you should probably dress for the 20s tomorrow. 37 by 11:00. and then 1:00 we're looking at temperatures around 40. so, after tomorrow, we're 53 on thursday. milder. and we're 62 on friday. warmer. a few cl

camp springs to bowie, 46 to 45 degrees. feeling better today after yesterday's high of 33.d tomorrow. it's going to be looking pretty and saturday is going to be looking just like that, too with sunshine throughout the area. what happens by sunday, early, clouds roll in. there's the first rain hitting us around 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. on the time line. warrenton to leonardtown, rain continues to spread over the area sunday afternoon. it could get heavy during the afternoon and evening hours sunday. we go from a high temperature of 52 on saturday to 47 on sunday with cloud cover. folks, for this time of year, that still is mild. your new year's eve forecast, dry but cold. the temperature 30 degrees. as promised, more with the cold air moving in for the start of 2014. wednesday, thursday right now, cold enough where i think we will see some snow showers around the area. so, we are going to be monitoring that system very closely over the next couple days as it starts to develop. back to you. >>> in news 4 your health, tonight, a warning from the cdc that is flu is on the rise. flu s

just played it into garrett county. 37 in rockville, 36 in reston, fairfax, 39 in college park, 35 in bowie40 in waldorf. so it's about par for the course, if you will. cold again tonight and dry. bus stop temperatures 26 to about 36 and then breezy and milder tomorrow and breezy and warmer on friday. that's just a harbinger of what's coming over the weekend really. for tonight clear to partly cloudy, cold, 26 to 32, winds turning becoming southwesterly which is warmer. tomorrow the winds pick up in the morning southwest 10 to 15, partly cloudy, breezy, 26 to 46 and by afternoon partly cloudy, breezy, milder, highs around 50. look at winds now south early with 10 to 20 and a little gusty, but that's okay. it's a warmer wind. even oakland tomorrow makes it to the upper 30s, mid-40s for cumberland, upper 40s hagerstown, martinsburg and winchester and sun from the mountains to the coast, low 50s in culpeper, around 50 in warrenton, manassas, leesburg, probably 51 or 52 in fairfax, reston and mclean, low 50s downtown and gaithersburg, maybe 51 in frederick, low to mid-50s into southern maryland

and 33 out in bowie. 38 in waldorf. so temperatures are going to fall again.ttle bit of refreezing tonight. be careful walking. i almost took a spill. you know where you can spill? let the water out. if it's in the shade, it's a sheet of rock. bus stop temperature, 18 to 28 and with winds tomorrow, dress the kids for the teens and 20s. even colder on thursday. and still seasonally cold on friday, although temperatures go up a little bit. so for tonight, becoming partly cloudy, breezy, very cold. northwest winds pick up 10 to 15. low temperatures 18 to 28. so we'll break it down for you. 20s even in the city. 29 by 11:00. 30 by 1:00 p.m. fair amount of sunshine, but it will be breezy. keep that in mind. next three days, 40 on friday. so that's better than tomorrow, but still seasonally cold. average high of 48 and 38 on saturday and a morning mix to rain. some indications are the mix may move in late morning as opposed to early morning and issued a yellow alert day for saturday. next seven days, sunday, the storm departs, left over rain or snow shower, low 40s

alany3 inches and bowie, maryland, had 2 inches. so, it was a nice benign little snow. much better than that freezing rain we had. lose any trees this time in my yard. temperatures, 32 now in gaithersburg and 32 in leesburg. some freezing temperatures beginning to show up. still 37 downtown. looking at 35 down 95 into fredericksburg. now tonight, these are lows. 21 in bethesda. 24 downtown. 20 in sterling, but 19 in fairfax and 17 in leesburg. so temperatures in the teens and 20s, you're looking at black ice. what appears to be wet is actually frozen. that's black ice. you got to slow down, please. so for tonight, 15 to 25 for lows. clear and very cold. slick spots. winds light, north, northwest at 10. we will come back and take you through the rest of the week an

it is still 47 in college park. 45 in bowie, and 48 in waldorf. it's a little chill in the air, but it isn't that cold. we're looking at a milder and warmer week. a lot of clouds tonight, mainly dry. chilly and dry at the bus stop. 30s and 40s for the kids and 50s both tuesday and wednesday. which is still seasonal. average high is in the low 50s for this time of year. for tonight, mostly cloudy. we'll call it cold. low 30s in the suburbs. easterly component to the wind, that's going to keep clouds around for a while. tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy, chilly. 30s and 40s. light wind. the good thing is, the winds will be light. by afternoon, variable clouds and seasonal. maybe a sprinkle or a shower. few and far between. highs 50 to 55. and winds still southeast at about 5 to 10. but still relatively light. we'll break it down. upper 30s to start. low 40s by 9:00. upper 40áz by 11:00 and the low 50s by 1:00 again with mostly cloudy skies. next three days, 54 tomorrow. 55 on wednesday. maybe a stray shower on wednesday. look at this. 65 on thursday.

bowie is 31. 37 in prince frederick a couple of hours ago. 32 in centreville and 30 for leesburg. weather camera. there you have it, the back edge ever the clouds well east of us -- of the clouds well east of us now. we have mainly clear skies. even though reagan national reported mostly cloudy, it's mainly clear. later today the winds are going to gust in the 25 mile an hour range. if you think 35 is cold, we're 60 degrees warmer than they were in minnesota. we were down to 33 below. denver is mild at 31. dallas and little rock are in the 20s this morning. so it's cold morning although much of the country is in pretty good shape. while the arctic air is there, with this storm system in the northern rockies see how it's moving pretty quickly west to east? that's going to dislodge the real cold stuff, force it to move more east than south. so after a cold night and a cold christmas day, we'll be back to seasonal levels starting thursday. today the one thing we're going to have to watch, see this little stripe of snow back here from kentucky and ohio moving into pennsylvania? that d

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if you dare ♪ >> that's retired astronaut colonel chris hatfield performing his version of david bowie'salk yesterday with bated breath. they removed a faulty pump. the mission and the nitty-gritty details of celestial mechanics have peaked the interest of many folks here on earth these days. let me bring in colonel chris hatfield. of course, the star of that video. also served as commander of the international space station and traveled in space three times. first of all, you can actually play a guitar in space? >> yeah. not just in space. yeah. there's psych support stuff on the station. we have a keyboard. we're just people up there, too, t.j. >> who knew. most of our -- i assume most people saw the movie "gravity" in theaters than actually watched this whole spacewalk yesterday. how important is it for people to see these spacewalks. it looked so easy. to really understand just what's at stake and how difficult it is and some of the work that's going on up there. >> yeah. we only go out on spacewalks for absolute necessities. the level of danger is much, much higher, of course, than

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are we only willing to enjoy stars regurgitating classics like bing crosby and david bowie with "littlee have to wait for the next generation of holiday risk takers to see what holds and sticks. >>> kelly clarkson, mary j. blige, jewel have released new christmas albums this year. you will only find a handful of new christmas songs. so far, none of them are getting touted as classics. bah-humbug. >>> the era of live holiday musicals may be coming back thanks to the success of "the sound of music" live. the network is already making plans to air another musical next year. there's no official word on what the show will be but rumor has it peter pan is a top contender. the live "sound of music" remake was a ratings hit for the network even though critics were ready to say so long to star carrie underwood's performance minutes into the show. the broadcast did well in social media, drawing more than 450,000 tweets, some of them even nice. >>> that's it for "the lead." i'll be back in two hours on "outfront." i now turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, whit

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marylandfrom bowie, talking about his extremes. -- his experience. host: could you help explain that? guest: the big picture is that with more people getting insured, more people entering into this insurance marketplace, we are going to have a better balance as a country in terms of our health care costs. right now there is a tendency to think that we don't pay for the uninsured when they go to the hospital. the hospital covers that, or someone else covers that. but really, we pay for that and terms of higher costs for health care services and higher tax dollars should we pay for those uninsured people when they need health care services, which everybody does at some point in time to the idea behind this economically is that we are going to get everybody in this pool, everybody by in, and that will redistribute all the costs across much bigger pool of people and that is going to help people find savings. they will go to the doctor earlier. they will end up in the emergency room because they will get preventive care. they will see a doctor to treat he

we go to our line for democrats, bowie, maryland. also unemployed. thank you. wanted to quickly say i am unemployed but i am an entrepreneur. i retrieved unemployment. it is unemployment insurance. much like automobile insurance, you have an accident, it is to tide you over. i think it is important for those who have not been through that process to understand that the unemployment payment that you receive really is not enough for the things you live on. it does help, but at the same time it is not a benefit that will result in a person not seeking employment. we all have to think about things like benefits. we were working and contributing that we the country live in into the benefits that people will see. it is not like it is free money. periodk for it over and of time. host: from maryland. on a republican line, mike from cary, north carolina. caller: thank you very much. i see this from both sides. i was unemployed during the recession and collected unemployment benefits -- unemployment insurance. my employer paid into that. my employer and the insurance tha

host: bowie, maryland, line for democrats. caller: after all this negativity, i have a very positive story. i worked for very bad company, and i had my health insurance, i just couldn't work for them anymore. cobra was too expensive. after the cobra period, i basically try to buy basic insurance because i have a pre- existing condition. there was only one company i could apply for. i applied for the company -- actually, the main company -- and they turned me down because of pre-existing condition. they put me in a company, an insurance company or carrier -- we're going live to the house. by the yeas and nays and h.r. 3588 by the yeas and nays. and agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal de novo. first electronic vote will be conducted as a 15-minute vote. remaining electronic votes will be conducted as five-minute votes. the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the the gentleman from texas, mr. smith, to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 3547 on which yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the tit