look at calloway and prince frederick. five and six rage.the farther east you go, the worst snow you get. look at the numbers. 17 inches of snow. jonathan: holy cow! bi: 16, 14, 15, brooklyn picking up a foot of snow. it's really, really hard to measure snow in a blizzard. you have drifts all over. it's almost impossible to measure it consistently. different total a mile down the road. but there are good totals there, official totals from trained spotters so those are interesting. look at that. michelle: gorgeous. jonathan: you know when you have that much snow, everybody has to get out and shovel. i have been there and done that. you are sore for a couple of days. then another storm comes and you do it all over again. bill: it starts getting very old. you look outside. temperature wise we are 26. beautiful now that the clouds are starting to clear. the wind chill factor, the feels like temperature is the big story. already down to the single digits around the area. the numbers only going down tonight. it's ten below in pittsburgh. right now

calloway at 6.1. if you go to cape may, 17 inches. we have queens, new york, 13 inches. 23 at manassas. 19 for chantilly but it doesn't tell the true story because the story the wind chill. there are winds out there between 30 to 40 miles per hour. this will feel like the single digits an almost zero if not zero where you are. we have 11 below in pittsburgh. minus 4 in elkins. virginia beach at 17 degrees. ocean city at 10. the big picture the skies cleared out. gorgeous sunset. just biting. gorgeous from the inside looking out. what i want to do is give an hour-by-hour forecast for the feeling like temperature. 11:00, everybody at or below zero. widespread minus readings to the west. we are there as well. out the door tomorrow. the range is minus 5 to minus 15 with the occasional minus 20 reading when you tune in to watch "good morning washington." there are numbers like this to the 15 and the 20 degree range. shenandoah valley and the colder spots we get. by 12:00 noon we are up to 3. that is where we should stay. we are not warming

>> cab calloway. >> cab calloway?> michael jackson. >> yeah. >> one of them old coal miners. >> when you're the only black hangout for 50 miles and there's a black people meeting going on, well, black folks just show up out of nowhere. it's like we sent up the black signal. >> a lot of people never realized there was so many black people that had so much to do with coal mining. like everything else, there's no history. >> that's important for people to know because i certainly didn't know it. >> in the state of kentucky, there's only two black schools still standing and this is one of them. >> this is history. >> in the state of kentucky. >> only school that got "colored" on the front of it. >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> i don't know if they had white schools up there or not. >> they just say school. >> they make sure we know whether to go. >> this is yours. you go here where it says "colored" on the front so you don't get confused and wander into the white school. after only a day here, one thing is absolutely clear. lack of

calloway, that's 6.3. charles county, whose villian then there's wanted to touch on some of the other bigger east coast totals, you including atlantic city, new jersey at 14.2. philadelphia airport just over four, boston 13.2 really hit hard up there. virginia beach 12.2 and central park 9.8. dwee have some pretty significant peak wind gusts. they're at least down from these numbers. how about calvert cliffs just off annapolis. 56 miles per hour on abu situate . buy disi had a gust of 55. reagan national 49. out at the coast the gusts were up and over 50. we know that there were gusts as high as 76 miles per hour nodder in an nantucket we're glad to see the storm leaving in its wake we do have the bitter cold air that has moved into town. d.c. now down to 16. we're headed for # 1 degrees tonight. all of these suburban areas now in the low teensment winchester at ten, headed for single digits tonight . the winds are still gusty here at gaithersburg still getting a gust of 38. this is going to go on for anot

the legendary jazz musician cab calloway had his own semi grow perot black baseball team. so did louis armstrong. interestingly enough, all the jazz musicians wanted to be baseball players. all the baseball players wanted to be jazz musicians. so it was only fitting that they would come here to 18th and vine where you had the best of both worlds, jazz and baseball. yeah. and so kansas city in 18th and vine was jumping. a jazz musician could get a gig in kansas city when he couldn't get a gig anywhere else in the world because you had all the nightclubs had music. the clubs galore here at 18th and 12th and vine. so this place was wide open. and baseball and jazz kind of intersected. yeah, that intrinsic mixture of jazz and baseball which radiated from 18th and vine and made it one of the most recognized street cross sections anywhere in the world. changing time looks at world war ii. here we had the irony of young black soldiers dying fighting the same racism in another country that we're being asked to accept here in the states. that led to the movement of integrating amer

conservative millennial, and don calloway, thank you for joining us this morning.with you with that question, what if it was the other way around, what are we talking about? >> wouldn't make sense to be the other way around. in historical context i think all of us should be actively invested in dismantling racism and historically that is something that is done where white folks have been in a position of privilege, and various people of color are the targeted group. one way you dismantle racism for millennials, to make sure we understand the historical underpinnings to make sure the circumstances don't exist and are not allowed to ferment racism in the current generation. >> i think we can all agree on the fact that racism and white supremacy in any form is wrong. we are all on the same page. that is not my concern. these professors are allowing bias to drive there curriculum rather than honest dialogue. a few short years ago one of my favorite courses i took in college by my favorite professor was african-american rhetoric taught by a very liberal african-american

calloway in southern st. mary's qulownt, 6.3 .yland got eleven inches and here in d.c. we just got brushed by the, less than an inch of snow in d.c. and especially points west. that's how we're doing with snow. the wind again quite a big factor today. five a mile an hour gust s. reagan national, 49. we will stay within disi tonight and really cold. this is massachusetts where not only did they have hurricane force winds and amazing snow totals, but massive flooding. gorchor baker of massachusetts said they had a historic high tide. in other words the highest on record in the state with major flooding in places like sit wet that stopped at 15.6 feet. maine in new hampshire also the co. they had power out yainls, nantucket had a wind gust. seventy-two. boston most recent snow totals i saw coming in at 13.2. prove dents 13.9 inches. it's just unbelievable what they've been going through there and the many , many water rescues that happened. i had a friend of mine say that her own son's car was i merged in water at a gloucester locati

(cab calloway music) ♪ hey now, hey now!rson: you had a group of african-american professionals, a group of african-american creative people from which houston and marshall could draw encouragement from the whole post-harlem renaissance era, and so that community actually helped to energize momentum for the legal campaign across the entire country. jose anderson: new york was an exciting place to be the headquarters for the campaign. in fact new york had plenty of race issues of its own. thurgood marshall: after a riot would break in harlem a code number would go out to all policemen in the 123rd street precinct - that's right in the middle of harlem. in the meantime all of the white policemen in harlem, where the riot is going on, just stand perfectly still. and don't use a weapon, don't use a gun, just stand there until you're replaced. and then these guys go out in these other cars, and the colored fella taps the white fella on the shoulder, he gets in the car. and it about, well less than an hour, there are all black cop

kevin and moore, beverly hallberg with the heritage foundation, and former missouri congressman don callowayat to have you both. both. >> happy new year. >> shannon: i want to start with linda bloom, one of the attorneys here that we are talking about and -- excuse me, lisa bloom. this is what she has to say. "it doesn't cost anything to publicly air allegations. security and relocation are expensive and were sorely needed in the course of this magnitude in a country filled with so much anger, hate, and violence." she said this is about protecting these women if they decided to come forward. not paying them to manufacture something. >> i think in many ways it is damaging. if these claims are proven true, of course they are concerning come but when you have someone saying, i will pay you, she reached out to tabloids, saying we can do some type of interview with them if you want. she was going to get a pay out herself to do this. i actually think there are reasons, if you are reporting, to say, hey, you are getting paid for this, are these actual allegations something that should be pushed aga

authorities since then things have changed with the refugee crisis and brags that and now many people in calloway saying brought the u.k. must manage its border on its own territory because this adventure courtesy of we need to get rid of this border it will make britain more accessible for the my current you want to go there if the border goes it will make things easier here. so it's time to move the border the situation in careless becoming unmanageable in terms of security minded girl and i can't go out alone because of what's happening . mike ross says france will do more to help asylum seekers but he's ruled out building a refugee camp in cali and promised to crack down on illegal immigrants maya can forty is one of several activists who refuse to meet the president she's angry with conditions for refugees are worse than ever you know we adding man thousand miles and miles of fences and barbed wire in cali and when is that going to stop when it clearly does not work i mean it it diminishes the number of people who are here but but this still come macro will hope that this visit will put pres

democratic strategists don calloway, missouri state representative charlie kerr, founder of turning pointnice to see you, gentlemen happy new year to both. howard dean was specifically talk about the presidential race, but you think about the congressional race. dianne feinstein, nancy pelosi, these are not exactly spring chickens themselves. does the democratic party have a problem with bringing in new blood? >> democratic leadership averages 75 years old in a house in the senate. that is a flat affect. i think we're looking at a different situation between congressional leadership in the flesh means everything, and gerrymandering districts has leadership embedded. seniority means everything. >> leland: how can democrats expect to be in touch with younger generation of americans, dianne feinstein, who is 15 years past the age limit to fly a commercial airliner running for reelection? >> congress is based on experience, experience matters and pushing thing through the legislative process. it's a much different game than pushing rank and file. there is a disconnect between leadership and t

education starr parker and missouri state representative and author of pine street strategies dawn callowaynew year. ainsley: happy new year to you, don. ainsley: do you agree with the president should we drug test people before we give them unemployment benefits. >> i think it's up to the american people if they think that the people who receive their tax benefits should be drug tested. what the trump administration and the republican eye led congress is attempting to do is to allow for more flexibility in the states for businesses and for the state themselves to decide whether they can get people back to employment. you know, let's face it, in particular as states are starting to legalize marijuana, we have a new dilemma. , marijuana brings out that lazy in us and one of the obligations of the person receiving the unemployment benefit is that they are going to be actively looking for work. so, yes, i think that it might be healthy for the labor department to decide in their new assessments of rules that drug testing will be permissible. ainsley: okay. don, what do you think about it? >> y