he was furious when aaron burr jr. decided to challenge him before the election, before the 1800 elections. aaron burr was really the leader of the republican party in new york state. without new york state jefferson would have lost to adams. adams would have become very popular president and so aaron burr agreed to try to deliver his state, new york, into the republican camp jefferson's camp if i do i will be happy to be vice president. once he delivered those votes and it went to the election roll-call ledge, low and behold he won as many votes as jefferson. it was a tie. both had the same number of votes for the presidency. aaron burr's close friend, governor clinton of new york -- not bill -- not bill. he would make a good president and aaron burr was a very popular figure. he had been a tremendous hero in the revolutionary war. jefferson was being accused of cowardice at this point. everything he did he would -- everything he said he would do the opposite. he rode all men are created equal and goes home to run his

burr: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from north carolina. mr. burr: mr. president i thank chairman alexander senator bennet, and i want to commend them for what they have proposed with the fast act. as a parent who went through that two kids going to college and presenting that form, i realized i wasn't capable of doing it and i remember a story still today of a dear colleague of mine in the house of representatives, many know sonny bono. we asked sonny why did you come to congress? he said, well, i became mayor of a city for one reason, because i opened a restaurant and when i went to get a sign permit, they gave me 50 pages to fill out and i didn't graduate from high school but i filled out it was easier for me to run for mayor win and make the sign permit win, and instead of filling out 50 pages. that's how he got his start in politics and as a parent, to be able on a postcard apply and know whether i was eligible for my children's student aid and income would be a tremendous thing for all parents. but senator king and i are here to talk specifically a

. >>> i want to bring in senator richard burr he's the chairman of the senate intelligence committee. senator burr thank you for joining us this morning. >> jim, good morning. >> i want to ask you because i just returned from paris myself and one thing that struck me is that from this point from u.s. intelligence officials, aqap have been seen primarily as a threat to air travel significant threat concealed explosives primarily to air travel in light of the presumed perceived tie to paris. have the paris attacks demonstrated a new capability for aqap a new ambition frankly? >> well jim, i think the intent was always to carry out multiple means of terrorism from aqap and others. we've got to remember that this is not about an individual it's about an ideology and terrorism is now global. we don't know where it's going to come from. cnn this week broadcast from eight different countries around the world so it's not like we can keep our eye on one thing. and this is a war that we have to win. >> no question. i mean you make the point that terrorism is global as a result the response must

i spoke to republican richard burr about the attack and what we know so far. >> this was well planned, well executed and the individuals never intended to be one, caught, or two identified and that's certainly inconsistent with some of the loan wolf attacks we have seen in the country and around the world. >> we're getting reports that these attackers and terrorists in their military style in the way they pulled this off, they also spoke perfect french. we're hearing that foreign fighters are getting trained going from their countries to syria, getting trained and then coming back to carry out attacks, is that a likelihood here. >> it's certainly a possibility and we do know that the french government is reviewing all of their records from the airport from any border crossings, to see if these are individuals that might be french citizens that will radicalize in syria by isil or any of the other groups. but here's the changes for us. is that europe is much more porous than the united states. and i fear that we're in a period of time where this is going to become more a weekly event, m

senator cory booker (cheers and applause) and comedian and co-star of the film "black or white bill burrsenatorbooker, back in you wrote a powerful op-ed in the wake of the rodney king verdict. 1992 (cheers and applause) >> thank you. >> larry: you wrote an article after the rodney king riots. you said, "i'm a black man. i am 6 feet 3 inches tall and 230 pounds, just like king. do i scare you?" >> yeah. >> larry: so 23 years later does someone like you still scare people? >> i wrote that argument and republished it later. i wanted to let the rawness to have the experience come back out. >> larry: the situations are not made up. you look nice in a suit. do you feel like you're a hoodie away of being face down on the pavement, right? (laughter) there was a picture of you and ali in the city. you were right there, i saw pictures of you on cnn, did that make any difference? >> personally it did. you think montgomery bus boycotts is not so far in the past and that took a year and a half. they chose rose is a parks to -- they chose rosa parks to be the person. >> larry: are white people tired

ski team were killed today in an avalanche in austria. 19-year-old brice assist really and ronnie burr look were freeskiing when the avalanche struck. four fellow skiers escaped. last year he was the top junior in the giant slalom at the u.s. alpine championships in squaw valley and burr look finished 11th overall in the downhill. >>> a brutal blast of winter has people across the country bundling up. how heavy rain and bitterly cold temperatures is holding up business in the midwest. >> there is a new online club and everyone is invited. how facebook is inspiring people to read. >>> and we have some haze and a few high clouds right now over mount diablo, and temperatures are warming, too, with some sunshine. how warm are we talking? we will let you know after this break. >>> parking fees are set to go up this month at more than two dozen bart stations. in most cases the parking fees will go up 50 cents a day. at some stations the higher fees will take effect on january 20th. the rest on the 26th. >>> bart parking fees are reassessed every six months. the fees only apply on weekdays be

the reverse is true, where there are latinos on company boards burr no african-americans and if eachin that situation were to recoup someone are the other community for example my case, i joined time warner cable board in 2006. we had no african-american's on that board. today we're the only one of five companies in america that has both african american, lat dean know and asian board members. >> corporate changes must start with board directors before change trickles down. >> it's one of the most segregated places in our society. we have seen huge changes in our country in 40, 50 years. but it is easier to elect a black man president of the united states than it is for about 150 companies to find a black man or woman to sit on their board. >> according to the 2014 black enterprise annual report on corporate directors, 30% of s&p 250 did not have a single black board member. >> they are self organizations and pick their members. >> even search firms can't. >> they do what their clients tell them. i don't think they'll say don't bring me these people. they'll probably say on the surfa

i'm sure you will press your upcoming guest senator burr on that. sciutto, thank you very much. >> reporter: thank you. >> be sure to stay here for "state of the union" 9:00 here on cnn. back to you in atlanta. >> thanks, pamela. >> thank you, pamela. >>> we have this coming up, these teams say they don't need to recover all of the parts of airasia flight 8501 now. we're talking next about what that means for the bodies still buried in that wreckage. ♪ben... well, that was close. you ain't lyin'. let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze. can you fix it, dad? yeah, i can fix that. (dad) i wanted a car that could handle anything. i fixed it! (dad) that's why i got a subaru legacy. (vo) symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 36 mpg. i gotta break more toys. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. >>> 20 minutes after the hour now. rough weather is really hampering the recovery efforts of airasia flight 8501. they spotted what they believe is the fuselage. this seems impor

burr. mr. burr: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from north carolina. mr. burr: madam president the senate is not in order. the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. the senate will be in order. mr. burr: madam president i rise and i'll be brief. but i'd like my colleagues' attention because we've dpot an opportunity today -- we've got an opportunity today to take a program that functions well, that this body designed, funded from royalties off of exploration of energy that's never been fully funded at what the statute said we would do. and every so often it comes up for reauthorization. that's sort of stupid. and what this does -- what this legislation does, it -- the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. mr. burr: so, madam president sumly what this amendment does is it makes permanent the land and water conservation fund. and to my friends and colleagues if you want to change the makeup of the fund, what is it does, how it works that still exists. but let's not have the debate as to whether this is going to continue. let's continue it

an ominous warning from the chairman of the senate intelligence committee richard burr. he says an attack like the one we saw in paris could become a weekly event here in the united states. why is he so concerned about recent chatter on social heed area from terrorist groups and potential lone wolves? we'll ask him about it, next. please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish above all...is health. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic for walk-in medical care. and created programs that encourage people to take their medications regularly. introducing cvs health. a new purpose. a new promise... to help all those wishes come true. cvs health. because health is everything. ♪♪ hi, tom. how's the college visit? does it make the short list? yeah, i'm afraid so. it's okay. this is what we've been planning for. knowing our clients personally is why edward jones is the big company that doesn't act that way. ♪♪ ♪♪ vo: 85 percent of people who travel will go someplace they've already been. where's the fun in that?

asked senator burr and senator murphy about this as well.est allies you can argue, convincingly aren't doing enough. this week in saudi arabia lashing a blogger who tried to start this very debate online. pakistan another close ally sentencing a christian woman to death for blasphemy. do you hear the volume maybe we could describe it as voices of the islamic faith countering this violent message? >> the volume no. but sitting next to an imam who just expressed himself as beautifully as he did is encouraging to me and my community. there was ancient scripture, the torah scroll was on fire wrapped around man. he said i'm going to die but my words and ideas will never die. we always have to stand up for our ideas and how we want to express those ideas. but never through violence. >> let's talk about ideas and i'll turn to you, father beck. the pope, pope francis, entered this debate this week, and while he talked about the importance of freedom of expression, he in effect made the point that there are limits, that if you insult someone's religi

burr. >> burr. >> cold out there. >> good morning, welcome to "nbc 10 news today." i'm vai sikahema. >> and i'm tracy davidson. let's get to bill henley with the "first alert" forecast. >> tracy, temperatures have plummeted overnight. we're in the single digits and falling at this hour to make it feel like below zero. we've issued a "first alert" weather day thanks to the bitter cold and the wind making it feel even stronger. that northwesterly wind bringing the temperatures to record levels and giving us windchills of 10 degrees below zero below zero. it will warm only to 10 degrees. 7 in trenton willmington is 9 degrees. the windchill are below zero. and a 20 below zero for a windchill in the pocono mountains. we will see the temperatures climb in the teens by lunchtime and near 20s for the afternoon. the neighborhood by neighborhood weather in a minute. but first, traffic with jillian mele. >> good morning, volume is building out there. 95 near bridge street because of a vehicle fire. it is a slow go for drivers throughout on 95. 76 we continue to see volume incr

back with republican senator richard burr. dhs put out a bulletin alerting police all over the country to what they described as sophisticated tactics that are used by terrorists. here's the question are there credible al qaeda in the arabian peninsula plots here in the united states as far as you know right now? >> wolf as far as i know right now, there's not an active plot that we're after. but as paris has proven to us we've been extremely good in the past in europe and in the united states at thwarting attacks that we found in progress. this one slipped there and we've got to reach down through the bureau all the way to the local level and bring local law enforcement in to the process to look if we want to try to catch something like what we saw in paris. >> if this terror group in yemen, al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, aqap as it's called if it's now taking responsibility, claiming credit for the massacres in paris, what should the u.s. do about that? i know that the u.s. targets some of these aqap terrorists with dron

i don't think you have to train like sylvester stallone did for that movie, burr our chris murphy has dawned his gray sweatshirt and black cap and he's going to recreate live on tv, ninth and washington to city hall. if this is the route, if you want to go out. >> yes, throw oranges or something? >> throw something at him, please. tomatoes, rotten would be fine. >> so, he's going to start at ninth and washington, run down ninth probably to mark down around city hall, then ben franklin parkway then up the steps. >> yep and he's going to dot move. >> but let's see if he makes it that's what i am worried about. it is cold. >> alex, only 3.3 miles. >> for some that's a lot. >> i'll make it but he will be cold. towelly less coal than the rest every us because he'll be moving. so perhaps it will work out. bus stop buddy in the blanket coat, with the warm mittens hat on. single digit windchills out there this morning for everybody, it is cold, but for some us, we are dealing with a wintery mix of weather down to the south. north and west, stay dry today. here's the southern storm. spreading

. >> senator burr went on to say if saudi arabia is not willing to truly help there ought to be someamification. with me to talk about this cnn affairs bobby and someone who lost her husband in a terrorist attack. the "the daily beast" says intolerance is saudi arabia's greatest export. the country's highest religious authority called to burn down all churches in arabia saudi textbooks called jews the descendants of in as and sapes and pigs. diplomats pay lip service to human rights while tens of billions in dollar in arms are shipped to the kingdom of hate. do you agree with that or is that too strong? >> no. nor is it particularly new. it's rare for a politician to say that. most politicians are very equivocal when they talk about saudi arabia. there's too much bowing and scraping. yes, they are the world's largest producers of oil. but they are the world's largest exporters off of this hateful ideology and they use the wealth from the oil to make that export possible. they reach out to poor communities around the world, poor muslim communities, they send preachers out teaching thi

both burr lack and astle named to the u.s. developmental ski team because they were coming off exceptional years. astle was raising his own money to train and travel. here he is on youtube. listen to him. >> this season is going to be extremely costly to me and i am asking for your help to allow me to chase my dreams. i am a non-funded athlete, meaning i receive no support from the u.s. ski team. and i am asking $15,000 to be raised through this route. >> but all of his teammates say he had a great deal of talent. now, the u.s. ski team has issued a statement that reads, in part, quoting here, "ronnie and bryce were both outstanding ski racers who were passionate about their sport. our hearts go out to the ber lack and astle families as well as their extended sport family. both of them loved what they did and conveyed that to those around them. we have not heard from the other skiers able to ski away from the avalanche and don't know how long it took to find the bodies of the two young skiers but gretchen, clearly, a huge blow

of representatives vote determined whether thomas jefferson or aaron buhr would -- ehrenberg -aaron burr would become president happened right here. they ended up in a tie. they said why not go for the top job. he threw it in the house. it took 36 ballots. after that, the house moved down to statutory hall and this is the place they began the library of congress which conveniently a few years later in the war of 1812 provided the fuel for the british when they burned the capitol. they also burned the white house while they were here. and interestingly enough, that of course destroyed the library. and when the library was restarted, it was started with thomas jefferson's books which he donated to the government and are still on display. they have thomas jefferson's books there. >> henry clay seems to be inescapable as you're walking to the office, you go across the hall in the old senate chamber. what is it about henry clay that interests you and do you think about him sometimes? >> henry clay was kentucky's most famous statesman. ran for president three times. never made it. after which

. >> my name is will burr and i work in airport for ten years and everybody worried about health insurance and i think everybody think about [inaudible] the company we don't have a union right now. we don't have insurance an one girl she work in a company with me, like, two months ago she went to [inaudible] and she didn't have insurance and she got [inaudible] $8,000 and she didn't have no insurance, she get another job to pay the bill because other people they say we work just for pay bills and that is why we need better contract, thank you. >> hello everyone, hi. i work as an add needed sf o airport about a year ago actually anyway in the badging office and i used to see people -- i meeted and greeted almost 8,000 people coming in and some of these people came into the badging office and i helped them. i saw a high number of terminations. it's a stressful job to work at the airport. it's low wages. some of these contracts are below the city minimum at $11 an hour. they're making maybe 7 or $8 an hour. it's terrible. you can't live in the city if your rent is 500 or $700 a month, how can

intent to do it on both cases the intent is there by multiple players around the world. >> senator burrch. this is our first interview officially as chairman and we hope it's the first of many. thanks for being with us today. still to come, a deeper dive into that hack that took over centcom's twitter hack. who's behind it and how did they do it? you're watching "andrea mitchell reports." we're in seattle to see which 100 calorie black cherry greek yogurt tastes best. definitely that one. that one's delicious. it's yoplait! what? i love yoplait! the other one is chobani. really. i like this one better. yoplait wins again! take the taste-off for yourself. ♪ ah, push it. ♪ ♪ ♪ push it. ♪ ♪ p...push it real good! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ow! ♪ ♪ oooh baby baby...baby baby. ♪ if you're salt-n-pepa, you tell people to push it. ♪ push it real good. ♪ it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. ♪ if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ ah. push it. ♪ i'm pushing. i'm pushing it real good! alright, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours, but aleve can last 12

. >> so my name is judith i'm a parented of a kindergartener my parents live in the burr no heights i have a younger daughter i want my daughter to return to live oak live oak is a very special plays in a special area an area rich in educational resources this eir conducted a traffic study which did not account for 3 schools when are win the block and -- excuse-me. commissioner johnson doesn't account for kip on 18th street so the real problem is this shows why doing a traffic study is important we have city hall's which are two blocks from the air pollutant exposure zones this is an area we need to insure our children's air quality is inaccurately measured and we've enforced all those pedestrian because they did that too late in the day and in june and july when the schools were not in session 0 both the public and private schools. from those estimates are pedestrians at risk and the traffic and the circling for parking i i cannot understand how you make those decisions for public safety and children on a fundamentally flawed data you need to do new counts and rise the air quality if

burr trained inter challenging ably used the word access to light is indirect light direct sunlight is what you get when our window faces the sun not many people have that benefit so in conclusion, this project does provide adequate access to light in the light court. >> determined by the planning staff and affirmed by the planning commission. >> i have a question. >> question yes. >> has b there been conversation with ms. murdock. >> she was herald acquit extensively. >> i think she referenced the other neighbors i'm trying to figure out. >> well, there was meeting held open for everyone i don't think she attended them. >> i first met the appellant prior to the 311 we met on a preapplication meeting she knew ever our project we challenged conversations we said you'll be receiving a 311 notice i gave her my card didn't hear anything the 311 notice went out she sent an e-mail we agreed to work with staff to investigate her concerns we do and planning staff invited the site in person her concerns were addressed her concerns were heard at the planning commission commissioner moore and com

>> hello, i'm judith i live in burr no heights i'm concerned about two things having to do with the eastern problematic eir in the news this week the opening of the ucsf hospital that has a helipad they're going to do organ transports transportation by car and also in potrero hill there is the police have the emergency bomb squad and their, of course, the event in paris where the public safety is getting you know the right people at the right place quickly and in the eir what was certified in 2008 they didn't take into account any of the emergency services and as we entitle a lot of projects near the facilities the impacts of the circulation on emergency ceqa's services is not examined the other thing the king wake this week we find out it was the hottest year on record in terms of global warming there are a number of easements it city of san francisco hold for drainage and sewer i want to insure that in project consideration that those easements are considered public and don't count towards open space that is provided by the dispensaries those are any two issues this week. >> thank you. >>

still being sought is hayat boumeddiene who went from bikinis so burr kas. french authorities confirmed she fled to syria last week traveling through madrid before crossing into the land of isis. as for the two brothers who displayed combat tactics as they attacked the magazine last week their terror ties go to yemen and the al qaeda group there. >> two of them say they're al qaeda. one says he's isis. and that means there's a greater talent pool for both of them to call on. >> brian ross abc news new york. >> stay with us here at abc news for the latest on the terror threat. we have live team coverage coming your way on "good morning america." >> break overnight on the airasia crash. the black boxes found and divers recovering the data recorder. after picking up pings in the area. they also located a cockpit recorder but still stuck under heavy wreckage. the blocks taken to indonesia where it should take up to two weeks to download the data. >>> sleet and freezing rain stretching from missouri to maine. >> chicago light snow is falling and three inches have

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francisco, all the way through the community health, through the displacement and through the police burr brutality and how to make the san francisco a healthy place for our people. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hello my name is lorana and i reside in the sunset and work in the mission, and i have noticed that it is easier for the youth to purchase the tobacco products in the mission compared to where i live and i support this policy because i don't think that they should have access and i don't want anyone to inhale secondhand smoke. and thank you for leading many different coalitions in the city. >> and and i am normally, the person to person but thank you, and supervisor, mar and campos, and i am getting a call right now. >> i work for the healthy program and also the co-coordinate the coalition, and as well as amid, the district six resident and i grew up in the sunset, and so, i strongly strongly support this legislation, and there is a crazy over crazy over concentration of the tobacco outlets in the tender loin where i work and also by my health in soma and on the

. >> reporter: kristen burr set, wusa 9. >> thanks, kb.ame coming up with pittsburgh later on tonight. >>> 9 sports spoke with maryland athletics this afternoon and they confirm that stefon diggs is foregoing his senior season and will turn pro. he's been the best player on the team for three seasons, also been banged up a lot. >>> maryland basketball, they haven't started this hot since '96-97. the leron profit-keith booth years. remember that? when you consider all the off- season defections from the program, 2015 has become quite a resurgence, or should i call it a returgence? golden gophers. the steal and the flush, 12.7 rebounds, four assists. terps by three at half time. they won it with half time. i'm on the s.w.a.t. patrol, man! nice block. tremble with the lay-in at the other end. 11th ranked maryland, 14-1, beat minnesota 70-58. >>> another team in town playing good basketball, georgetown ranked 25th in the ap poll. smith does what he does, off the screen and then rides up and hits the three, his only three of the game to this po

nikki burr design joins us live. they shut off the water. that's right, nikki? >> reporter: where are you going now? >> i don't know. i don't know where we're going. they tried to open like a -- >> reporter: a shelter? >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: that's okay. >> a shelter. >> reporter: clearly emotional about what happened this morning. >> i called the wssc. i said, do you know it is an emergency. >> reporter: her home flooded. her neighbors themselves nearly swallowed up in this sinkhole along with their car. they noticed water pouring into their house. they jumped in their car to leave but then that started to sink. they got out just in time. >> thank god they didn't put the seat belt on and it helped them to go out of the car. if not, they go in the hole. >> reporter: in no time the car was almost entirely submerged, a sinkhole threatening a neighbor's car. the break still gushing into several homes. >> my husband tried to get the water out of the house so don't get more water insides of the basement. >> reporter: homes were evacuated. families grabbing whatev

. >> reporter: at metro, nikki burr bien, wusa9. -- burdine, wusa9. >> the green and yellow lines also saw delays due to a cracked rail but it's since been repaired. red line trains are also back on schedule. you can keep up to date on area roads and metrorail by signing up for our mobile app. >>> protesters are braving the cold and demonstrating outside fairfax county police headquarters. they're demanding justice for john geer. he was killed by an officer outside his home last summer. surae chinn joins us with more on the controversy. >> reporter: andre yarks despite the cold -- andrea, despite the cold they are here. a couple hundred people gathered in front of the fairfax county police headquarters and fairfax county courthouse here in fairfax. the deadly police shooting took the life of john geer in august of 2013 and only this week are we getting more information about the case that's taken 17 months and a court order for fairfax k police to release the report and name eight-year veteran officer adam torres as the trigger man. police waited an hour for a s.w.a.t. team to arrive b

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are a common practice in building playgrounds in the 80s and 70's and 90's to pressure treat the lim burr with a preservative that was found to have negative health effects so we looked at what playgrounds in the system had this substance. they don't pose a health risk today. i want to make it clear. they have been seeld but the sealant eventually wears off so when you go to the playground you want to replace them wholesale with new materials so this map shows the map of where we have cca treated word and in particular the playgrounds that are highlighted in red, panhandle playground, golden gate heights, richmond, washington square -- these sites have basically unaccept levels of cca within the wood that again made it a high priority for the task force. we also looked at the evaluations that had been prepared by the san francisco parks alliance over the past few years. the parks alliance produces an annual -- i think biannual failing playgrounds report card and gone out with volunteers from the recreation and park department staff and volunteers from the community groups to evaluate play

. >>> well, on this mlk day sylvia burr well from the u.s.ent of health and human services made a stop in philadelphia she was at kline with theness center for an event hosted by project home which helps local homeless people. burwell spoke about enrolling for health care before the upcoming deadline, on february the 15th. >>> well, in new jersey governor chris christie tweeted about doctor king today, saying in party ask all in new jersey to observe doctor king's life, mission, of peacefully working towards freedom, through act of of service within our own community. he went onto say doctor king's legacy remains one of try um over adversity and racial injustice to bring the spirit of piece to our country. >>> just a day a ahead of the inauguration pennsylvania governor elect tom wolf takes part in a king day of service event in harrisburg. speaking at the downey school the democrat says that martin luther king day should be more than symbolic, it should be part have the collective movement to a better society. he says best way to honor docto

he was burr made unmarked grave, after prayer service in riyadh. heads of state and royals from all around the world are arriving in saudi arabia right now to pay their respects in meetings with saudi royals. president obama will visit on tuesday. >>> also, a collection of abraham lincoln memorabilia that includes lock of the slain president's hair is sold for more than $800,000 at auction. the lock of hair alone sold for $25,000. it was taken by the surgeon general shortly after lincoln was shot by john wilkes boot. clipping of linen take friend lincoln's death bed also sold for $6,000. report of the donald d towel collection. >> one of holly with wood's longest running marriages is coming to an end. patrick dempsey and his wife, make up artist julian, are splitting after 15 years of marriage. "tmz" reports fink filed for divorce siting irreconciliable differences, the couple has three children together. a 12 year old and seven year old twin boys. >> okay, check this out. today's wintery weather was the perfect backdrop for a frozen fundraiser. cb

right now not finding the clip burr lake effect snow coming in courtesy of the winds flow more than anything. but here is your clipper the combination of it, anyway. albert, a just little geography 101, edmonton, calgary, where they tends to originate, just the east of the mountains then they zip on through, they help reinforce the colds where ever they drive-thru. >> this will be one that drives through our area. so we jump you into tomorrow morning, 1:00 a.m., at that point, clouds are just starting to thicken but i would say, by the time couple of hours after the sun comes up we start to see that snow coming n and notice, it is all purple for a change, so everybody gets in on it, and everybody is going to see at least some modest accumulation. how much are we talking here? not much guys. coating to inch or so, maybe locally see up to 2 inches, i would say the best shot for that would be far inland here, central pennsylvania has the best chance since you might have the most moisture to work with as this moves through but all getting in on something here tomorrow. it will be snow for everyb

he was burr need an unmarked grave after a prayer service in riyadh.eads of state and royals from around the world are arriving in saudia arabia now to pay their respects in meetings with saudi royals. >>> president obama changing his travel plans for the coming tweak pay his respects to the late king abdullah. he'll meet with the new king in saudia arabia. this is file video of the president and the late king. president obama left his trip to india this morning. the white house says he'll stop in saudia arabia on tuesday. >> good saturday night. hope your weekend is treating you well. we got this first storm system out of the way. we're talking about another one as we head into the start of the work week but at least we're going to keep it dry for the rest of the weekend but we had a decent amount of rain today especially in south jersey, delaware up around an inch. now the problem is the temperatures as we check in with our weather watchers many spots getting close to freezing right now so we have standing water even slush covered roads especially no

burr. >> the wind isn't quite as noticeable. although i can see my breath in front of my face i do feel more comfortable then yesterday because of the the breeze isn't out there to make it feel that much more worse. the at least in the as noticeable. we have a storm system on our hand very quick to develop. there it is, just out of the blue. we knew it was coming about there wasn't much to see on the radar at this same time yesterday but now we have got plenty to sianni it is just a system that will be barely clipping us, so if you will notice there is moisture creeping in across kent sussex counties in delaware, cape may county that is where you'll find the slick travel best potential to see any kind of accumulation with any snow that may fall. we are not talk ago lot. the winter weather advisories are posted extending up to those counties i just mentioned and then down into north carolina that is where the brunt of the system will be but again our region is just on the northern fringe of it. here's how it feels. more like sing

. >> burr, kathy, thanks. >>> we're in the doing too bad outside on the schuylkill expressway. it is 6:20 on this friday. around belmont, you can see everything is moving pretty nicely in both lanes. heading westbound toward the king of prussia area, we have no problems. no problems heading in to the city, as well. the on you the side in new jersey, on the the 42 freeway, right around creek road and volleys looking okay here as well. we're heading in the city tonight, we should have in problems in the north bound lanes, there, everything is moving great, or just 295, interchange, you will do just fine there southbound where we will see most of the role for the evening commute here and then everything still moving along just fine. the just brake lights but moving along. otherwise in new jersey we are an accident on the black horse pike and woodbury turnersville road that is pushed over in the shoulder. we have five to ten minutes delays for patco's hide speed line between philadelphia and linen walled due to police activity on the scene. stay right nfl is responding in the contr

the victims have been identified as 19-year-old bryce as dell of utah and ronnie burr lack of new hampshireofficials say an avalanche alert had been declared in that area following heavy snow and mild temperatures. >>> the flu is hitting our area and the nation very hard right now much the cdc now reporting widespread activity in nearly all 50 states. here in our area delaware has 632 confirmed cases. there have been four deaths in the first state. in pa there are more than 10,000 cases with 591 of those in montgomery county. new jersey does not release numbers but says flu activity there is high. >>> the flu epidemic is blamed in part on this year's vaccine. officials say it may be only about 30% effective and that's because the main strain of flu that's circulating h3n2 is not a good match for the vaccine. >> average year we see an effectiveness of the vaccine somewhere 50 to 70%. and so it might be a little lower this year but even if it's lower it may provide some protection especially in important high risk people. >> the virus tends to cause more severe illness he is especial until yo

was that it was for people would horrible experiences to deny burr and i forgotten. those got away with an enormous amount and it seems there was a fantastic opportunity with new technology coming, particularly cameras, of getting evidence and making sure some justice was achieved. >>> you were on twitter talking about philip seymour hoffman's death and your perspective of drug laws and his death. >> all i said is if he were alive today would he go jail or rehab. and i said end the war of drugs, the war a strugz has dunmore to detroit the fabric of the black community than anything we can think of . not the effects of jim craw or slavely. it's the war on drugs taking innocent deceased people locking them up and dumped them back in the hood with no hope. that became jail culture for the hood. not for the school. not for the prison, prison has it, you learn, you are educated in how to do things that you never would have done just by white and blacks don't they use and sell drugs at the same rate. you can't have the rock fella drug laws, when we were ending those laws,

heart of the wooded area here, gilbertsville, clear skies for her as well chilly start and cold night, burr, i hear you. lets move further south here taking you down to where temperatures are in the quite as harsh. luckily wind isn't as harsh but, 15 degrees for us currently in nottingham and he also has a nice clear sky. the highs comment no wind equals not as cold. exactly. that is exactly what i'm saying here. so it is still colon the thermometer for sure, this is not feeling as harsh. storm scan three folks we have nice clear sky initially but problem is it isn't going to stay that way. on uses us leading edge of cloud cover here. here's your next disturbance. i don't like calling it the a storm because it is a modest batch of snow on the way. wide zoom? it is tough to see but you can see cloud starting to pick up here. that will turn into our next large storm. i want to talk about what we're tracking out of that. this is a storm moving our way, light in the day on sunday into monday, and depending on its track it may go north east and this would be representing your gfs model for those