. >> the biting cold made water mains brittle forcing some to burst. that had water running in the street but not in homes in this alexandria neighborhood. >> my grandma thought that the water was going to stop because of it so she stored up water just in case. >> smart grandma. her family at least had water in bowls. across the region the cold weather iced up pipes outside and inside homes. anwar caan raced from house to house preparing or thawing those pipes. >> water line is frozen which makes a huge inconvenience. >> just ask matthew campbell. when he woke up this morning, nothing came out of his faucet. >> felt cold but i couldn't imagine it was frozen. >> campbell considers himself lucky since his main water line didn't rupture. all he has to do is wait for the space heater to melt the ice. campbell still worries though about the continued cold weather and doesn't want to go through another day without water. >> it's been a bit of a pain i have to run out to use the bathroom. but, you know, i looked at the weather and we've got, you know down to

iraq, a lot of countries lebanon to some extent, a lot of countries are showing that they're quite brittle and this only endangers the bigger countries like saudi arabia and iran. my guess that is they will continue to test the waters in terms of promoting an official dialogue with each other, get to go a high level and addressing some of the big issues between them. there aren't really major security threats between them. that's my point. neither of them covets the other's territories but they are both political heavyweights and want to make sure their interests are taken into consideration when the other takes action. i think both have acted quite immaturely or irresponsible in pushing ahead on these issues and instead, they and others in the region have been promoting conflicts by sending weapons and supporting different people. in lob anyone, we've seen this over the years and everybody loses. nobody gains from this process. ordinary people around the region are getting a bit irritated. >> what is going to be the catalyst to some kind of change? does it have to be a change of leadershi

experts say it's possible a child's bones, less brittle, better cushion the impact. another possibility, parents often shielding them. that's what happened to cecelia crocker. at 4 years old, the sole survivor in a 1987 northwest airlines crash that killed her mother, father, brother and 151 others. she spoke about the long road back in a cnn documentary. >> i remember feeling angry and survivor's guilt, why didn't my brother survive? why didn't anybody? you know, why me? >> reporter: but in the years since cecelia says she has healed and is happy. as for little sailor, released from the hospital today, miraculously with just minor cuts and scrapes. the family saying tonight "we are devastated by this loss, but confident they rest in god's loving arms." federal investigators are now on the ground in kentucky. they say it will take at least two days to comb through the crash site, but, cecilia, today was especially difficult because of bad weather. >> a remarkable story, gloria, thank you. abc news aviation consultant colonel steve ganyard joins us now from washington

>> patti: and remember christi's dry, brittle, color-treated hair problem?er the perfecter, it looks amazing-- smooth, healthy, full of bounce and shine-- and it only took three minutes. >> i just want to ask her to swing her hair because i think the body and the bounce is what really... just swing your hair. doesn't it feel lifted and light? >> it does. it feels healthy. >> do you see it moving? mine's doing the same thing. just moves, you know. [audience applauds] >> and in three minutes. because you've been sitting here, you've been watching the ladies haven't left the stage. they've all done this in just about three minutes to get that salon-styled look. [applause] >> announcer: finally one single perfect styling tool. introducing the incredible perfecter fusion styler. it's simply the most revolutionary new hair care tool ever invented. the first and only hot styling tool that gives you both hands to effortlessly guide your style, giving you the results of these four styling tools with just one perfecter fusion styler. >> the perfecter has replaced a cu

it was too brittle a system to do it without a common fiscal or banking policy. having done it, it would be, i think, a risky act if any part of your system were to double -- dissolve. >> we know with the results were for the third quarter. 5% gdp growth. do you think we will ever be back to that on an annual basis? >> i do not see it in any foreseeable horizon. >> 4%? x going to be a while. >> 3%? >> yes. close to 50% chance we will see 3% this year and/or next year. part of it is we have a more slowly growing adult population than we used to. for many years, we had a big tailwind from more women going to work. now, that is largely exhausted. women are actually going to the workforce and slave -- in slightly smaller numbers. part of it is we are not seen as much increasing productivity in recent years as we have seen in the past. >> is this an argument you and mark endres and have -- andreson have? >> we both think technology is important and consequential. he is a bit more serene it is going to somehow involved jobs and opportunities and work out for everybody.

i believe that having taken a decision to have a common currency, if that currency is not to be a brittle failure, there is no alternative to finding mechanisms to support fiscal expansion on a common basis. i think there is a failure to think in a fully realistic way about liabilities. when you do for maintenance, -- when you defer maintenance when you underfund a pension , you are placing a liability on the future. when you sell a building and you commit to rent a building for the next 30 years, you have not really changed your financial position. you may have reduced your measured that, but they then -- your measured debt that then you have an obligation to pay rent for 30 years. what is happening in europe is what i would call repressed budget deficit. in analogy to repressed inflation. this is where, by taking these steps to fetishize measured debt, in fact placing burdens on the future, and upsetting the long run fiscal arithmetic. i think that kinds of barring -- i think there is a failure to appreciate that kinds of borrowing interest rates, vastly more affordable are negative in

bearing upon us neither mercy nor reason and all within the five boroughs will perish cowering their brittle >> mayor reading that all in good fun. and this went from good clean fun to a war of words between the democrats and republican national committee, ruining a wedding in 140,000 tweets. the rnc jumps on the band wagon and tweet i'm so ready for hillary. and the phrase that could ruin a wedding. and they cls included this picture of a bride breaking down in tears. so the dnc has this clever comeback. gop, you ruin a wedding in five words when you tell lbgt members your wedding is not legal and that spawned the massive twitter debate but you agreed this is the best tweet i've ever read. >>> this commercial from go daddy trending and you are calling it one of the worst. the company is famous for shocking commercials, but got into some massive twitter trouble for this. it shows a woman using go daddy to engage in inhuman puppy breeding. it was meant to spoof another popular ad but one tweeter said i usually enjoy go daddy ads but this one clearly went to far. i'm embarrassed to be a curren

and i believe therefore taken a decision to have a common currency if that currency is not to be a brittle failure, there is no alternative to finding mechanisms to support fiscal expansions on a common basis. i also think there is a failure to think in a fully realistic way about liabilities. when you defer maintenance, when you underfund a pension, you are placing a liability on the future. when you sell a building and you sell a building you on and you commit to rent it back or rent a building for the next 30 years, you're not really change your financial position. you may have reduce your debt but you have an obligation to pay rent for 30 years. a great deal of what is happening in europe is what i would call repressed a budget deficits. an analogy to repressed inflation where you are by taking these steps to fetishize debt, in fact placing large burdens on the future and in fact upsetting the long run of fiscal arithmetic. i think there is a failure to appreciate that kinds of borrowing that are unaffordable and traditional interest rates become vastly more affordable and interest rat

address congress march 3rd two weeks before the israeli election causing new fractures in an already brittlenship. the white house is furious with the israeli leader for accepting house speaker john boehner's invitation. aides say last week president obama in an angry phone call warned netanyahu not to interfere in his battle with congress over iran's sanctions. they say netanyahu secretly plotted to do the opposite arranging behind the president's back to deliver a speech critical of his policy. >> certainly if we had the opportunity weigh in on the schedule a little bit more, we will welcome that opportunity and probably make a variety of changes. >> reporter: the latest confrontation in a series of growing tensions between the two allies. last march in a testy oval office meeting, netanyahu rebuffed obama's attempts to accept a peace deal with palestinians. in october, the white house denied the defense minister high-level meetings after his criticism criticism. john kerry's peace efforts. frustrations reached new heights after a top white house official used an expletive to describe neta

and brittle an's royal palace the fighting back. let's go "outfront." >> a good monday evening to all of you. "outfront," the break news in the investigation into what happened to airasia flight 8501. two american ships have just begun the search again. it is now daybreak in indonesia for the missing jet. it went down in the java sea ten days ago. reuters is reporting sonar has picked up what may be the tail of the airliner. that's hugely significant because those black boxes are located close to the tail. we're also learning new details about the final moments on board that plane. and what could have caused it to crash with 162 on board. indonesian officials are revealing the jet did not have permission to fly that day. that's right. it wasn't even supposed to be in the air. and the weather agency in indonesia is now telling the "wall street journal" that ice may have brought down the air bus 8320. and they're figuring out if that may have been the case. gary duckman begins our coverage live. the search mission has just begun. it i

. >> because it's too brittle a system to try to do it with no political union no migration, no common fiscal policy no common banking policy. but having done it it would be, i think a very very risky act if any part of the euro system were to dissolve. >> rose: we don't know the results of the fourth quarter for 2014. we know what they were for the third quarter. 5% gdp growth. do you think we'll ever be back to that on an annual basis? >> i don't see it in any foreseeable horizon. >> rose: four percent? >> it's going to be awhile. >> rose: three percent annually? >> yes, we will see-- close to 50% chance that we will see three percent this year and or next year. >> rose: and or next year. >> yeah. that's-- i mean part of it is that we have a much more slowly growing adult population than we used to. part of it is for many years we had a big tailwind from more and more women going to work. and now that's largely exhausted itself and the women are actually going to work in slightly smaller numbers. part of it is and this is what is hardest to judge we're not seeing as much increase in

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congress on march 3rd two weeks before the israeli election is causing new fractures in an already brittleelationship. the white house is furious with the israeli leader for accepting house speaker john boehner's invitation. aides say president obama in an angry phone call warned netanyahu not to interfere in his battle with congress over iran sanctions. they say netanyahu secretly plotted to do the opposite arranging behind the president's back to deliver a speech critical of his policy. >> certainly if we had the opportunity to weigh in on that schedule a little bit more we would welcome that opportunity and probably make a variety of changes. >> reporter: it's the latest confrontation in a series of growing tensions between the two allies. last march, in a testy oval office meeting, netanyahu rebuffed obama's attempts to accept a peace deal with the palestinians. in october, the white house denied the israeli defense minister high level meetings over his harsh criticism of secretary of state john kerry's peace efforts. but frustrations reached new heights after a top white house officia

but the experience was one which rubbed off this sort of thin, brittle veneer of the eastern dude.way roosevelt viewed the environment. that's why it's known as t cradle of conservation. >> it's where he learned saw firsthand the need to save the land. >> but today this view, virtually unchanged for more than a hundred years is indeed beginning to change as north dakota's oil boom encircles the elk horn ranch with pump jacks gas flares and roadways. >> there is a rig there on the ridge line that would not have been here in tee door roosevelt's day. one of seven wells within the historic district. >> steph me meeks is executive director for the national trust of historic preservation which placed the elk horn ranch on most endangered places list. >> it's a visual intrusion in place that was one of solitude. we'd like to protect anything that teddy roosevelt could have seen from the front porch of his cabin. >> it's not just the sights that are threatened but also the sounds, that soothed tr's wounded soul. >> that's what we want to preserve. it's a solitude. the scenic beauty of thi

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>> patti: and remember christi's dry, brittle, color-treated hair problem?er the perfecter, it looks amazing-- smooth, healthy, full of bounce and shine-- and it only took three minutes. >> i just want to ask her to swing her hair because i think the body and the bounce is what really... just swing your hair. doesn't it feel lifted and light? >> it does. it feels healthy. >> do you see it moving? mine's doing the same thing. just moves, you know. [audience applauds] >> and in three minutes. because you've been sitting here, you've been watching the ladies haven't left the stage. they've all done this in just about three minutes to get that salon-styled look. [applause] >> announcer: finally one single perfect styling tool. introducing the incredible perfecter fusion styler. it's simply the most revolutionary new hair care tool ever invented. the first and only hot styling tool that gives you both hands to effortlessly guide your style, giving you the results of these four styling tools with just one perfecter fusion styler. >> the perfecter has replaced a cu

if you want to design an aircraft that needs a 5,000 foot runway to take off and is too brittle for a cap shot, an aircraft carrier is not the right platform to carry it. as for the ability of that, a forward class platform to accept a new generation of unmanned carrier launched air borne strike and surveillance vehicles irrespective of how they come out i think the easy answer is if you design -- if you come into the competition with an option that can't be shot off the forward, you won't win. you're dead on arrival. >> we've got time for two more succinct t questions and two more succinct answers. >> well, first i'm a former naval person and i'm honored to count both of the debaters and friends and colleagues of mine and i congratulate both of them on superb performances tonight. i guess my questions go to jerry, though. regarding the vulnerability of the carrier, of the super carrier, it strikes me that you discount the, what can be done by deception. i don't want to go there right now but what i do want to probe at just a bit, and that is the cost issue that you raise. and it seem

and the margin of safety was eroded by all of them to the point where the system became brittle and broke for everyone who has that empty space at the table and that empty spot at a christmas tree. you're just sorry. sorry is just not a big enough word. >> i can honestly say to her, i'm sorry that she's had to live through what we've had to live through, because long and short, she lost somebody too. >>> do you know if this is an experimental plane? it's getting ready to take off. but these others, they're just experimental planes. >> that's not good. that one in the white. >> at a certain speed, we pulled back on another piece of equipment, and the next thing you know, we're off the ground and we're flying, which i just believe is a gift that has been given to us. it is feasible to be in a wheelchair, to still be able to fly as long as you have met all the requirements the faa has required of you. medical and then equipment and stuff like that. but no, my commercial aviation career is pretty much done. >> hey, it's me. yeah, i'm coming up to minneapolis. i'll be up there in about a month

around that one before whether for san francisco and all points around the bay alive again to all day brittlese clear visibility that is not the case and we're crossing some fog everywhere just north of that is is to have my visibility the fault really dense their behalf for mob is but incomprehensible more we a 44 santa rosa that city is always lost its image is right near the freezing mark >> james: today's was the ninth step outside and be ready in the '40's. but to the afternoon widespread six is the six is will be made agree to call of a guest today to lead to some of the will be about 64 will look for 65 and sandals a 60 is that this is the widespread low to mid '60's and is a valid and the north valley have moved a system to this city 59 there is a quick look at the seven that room before cash to talk about that will allow the weekend to my job is a little bit more aware that be a bit more mobile will see are some answers to commend the degree or to >> james: the sea is the door for any hot spots colorist is a pretty easy ride on the bay bridge was bound oakland to san francisco same ca

bones get brittle.earts beat less effectively and eyeballs can lose their shape and then there's the issue of radiation. spiking the risks for cancer. >> you know, understanding the effect of not only microgravity but radiation has on my dna when we're able to compare it to my brother's on the ground, how do we protect the astronauts from the radiation on such a long trip. you know, i hope we learn something about all of these things. >> there's so much gamma particles flying around when you close your eyes, you can see it going through your retina. you can physically see it. it's something astronauts notice first during the "apollo" mission and something i've seen on every flight. it's a hazardous environment and we have to figure out what that will do to people's genetic material. >> reporter: of the two, mark is older born six minutes ahead of scott. as young boys both shared similar interests from a love of outer space that began as youngsters who stayed up late in their p.j.s watching the landing o

congress is causing fractions in the already brittle relationship.eaker join boehner's invitation. last week president obama in an angry phone call warned netanyahu not to interfere in the battle with congress over iran's sanctions. . they say netanyahu arranged behind the president's back to deliver a speech critical of his policy. >> if we had the opportunity to weigh in on that more we would welcome the opportunity and probably make a variety of changes. >> it's the latest confrontation in a series of growing tensions between the to allies. last march in a testy oval office meeting, netanyahu buffed the president es attempts to reach a peace deal n. october, the president denied the high level meetings over harsh criticism of secretary of state john kerry peace efforts. frustrations reached new heights after a top white house official used an expletive to describe netanyahu saying he had no guts to make peace. kerry in the last month made 50 phone calls to stop action in the united nations security council and u.s. criminal court is running out of

if you want to design an aircraft that needs a 5,000-foot runway to take off and is too brittle for a cat shot an aircraft carrier is not the right platform to carry it. as for the ability of that ford class platform to accept a new generation of unmanned carrier-launched airborne strike and surveillance vehicles, irrespective of how they come out, i think the easy answer is if you design -- if you come into the competition with an option that can't be shot off the ford, you won't win. you're dead on arrival. >> we've got time for two more succinct questions and two more succinct answers. >> first i'm a former naval person, and i'm honored to count both of you debaters as friends and colleagues of mine and i congratulate both of them on superb performances tonight. i guess my questions go to jerry. regarding the vulnerability of the supercarrier it strikes me that you discount what can be done by deception. i don't want to go there right now. but what i did want to crow about just a bit, and that is the cost issue that you raise. and it seems that rather than the carrier, you would de

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europe has an extraordinarily brittle economic and financial structure.dressed in some quite fundamental ways of which the quantitative easing we'll see tomorrow is just one element. until that's addressed, europe's going to have a very hard problem. so let's not confuse macro-economic blunders errors of austerity. self-inflicted deflation. let's not take from those mistakes some idea that it's a bad idea to protect people and to look out to another class. >> there's plenty of labor issues in europe. >> there certainly are entrenched issues but that is not -- that is not, you look at what's happened to over the 20-year period if you look at what's happened to employment as a share of the adult population if you look at what's happened to gdp as a share of the adult population, you have to be careful in generalizing about europe. >> the whole europe -- >> the whole europe problem is macro financial than you're recognizing. >> having completely multispeed economies with the same currency? >> we agree on that. >> that's crazy. >> we agree on that but that's

neil: don, you remain that brittle wrapped in a conundrum.ng you, i appreciate it very, very much. >> good seeing you. neil: andy joins us, the cke restaurant ceo, mitt romney making noise again, i was looking in the crowd as don was speaking before there, and i saw elizabeth warren galvanizing the left here, and that the president might be trying to make a bow to the left tonight, the new republican congress notwithstanding. what do you think of that, andy? >> well, actually, i think the country does not want a third term of barack obama, and if he leans more to the left, they're going want to a third term less. and i think whether it's elizabeth warren or hillary clinton, either of them would represent a third term of barack obama, and by the way. i thought don was great. he sounded like a republican. neil: well, a moderate republican in that sense. do you get a sense the republicans have to be careful how they respond to the problems? they're going to offer legislation, and told between a man and woman, we've got plans of our own, the pres

pork roth bearing down upon us knows neither mercy nor reason and all will perish cowering in their brittlee would find save those favored by providence to pass quietly if their sleep is there that was new york city mayor bill deblasio performing a dramatic reading tuesday of an onion article about his administration's warning on the blizzard. with us now from athens georgia, is a former president, the american meerlt logical society. now the director of georgia's atmospheric science program. professor jay marshall shepard. meteorologist bill kierans joins us as well. >> joe decided to join the weather coverage. >> what happened here? what happened, man? come on? it's like 18 feet. >> i have to make myself feel better for the weather forecast first. let show you quickly, take this wrapping up full. this was the forecast 24 hours before the first snowflakes fell from the national weather service in new york. this is wall eye the mayor did what he did to shut down. the city's forecast was from 18 to 24. ten inches officially fell there. areas of northern jersey and the lower hudson valley tha