sweet caroline b. kentucky woman c. cracklin' rosie the answer: c.>> we have some lake snow back in the area. the big bank of clouds out to the west is our next weather system. well trekking through the upper midwest. it becomes more scattered in the afternoon. not at any huge amounts of snow. this could actually be the biggest one we have seen so far with about an inch on the way. there you can see the cold there was continues to control our weather. there's quite a warm-up coming. i jump ahead to send. i watched this low pressure that develops out. this could send the temperature soaring close to 50 degrees and set up some sunders thethunderstorms. this is a fulton a forecast of snowfall. we have some snow on the way next week. after that warm weather. 20 degrees tomorrow. it is winter is biggest snow. is not a big deal. the sun comes out by saturday afternoon. the clouds over sunday. possible thunderstorms tuesday. arctic air hits next week. the final days of january. it is hard to believe january is almost over. >>thank you for joining us today.

b smith, tobin smith. jonas max ferris and gary and caroline. welcome to everybody. gary k, the year is one week old and congress passing billions of new pork and you say bad sign for jobs in the new year. why is that? >> could have,look, it never ends. 430 million dollars for hollywood producers so they do movies in the u.s. versus other places? that's crazy. look, when you continue to raise spending it ends up being a tax on the economy, it keeps the headwinds on the economy, still at 7.8%, if you add in the people that came out of the work force we're more like at 11. it does nothing for nobody because gornment is inefficie inefficient, there is no profit motive and the inefficienes because of that does nothing for the economy going forward. >> brenda: jonas, doesn't it do something? might create some jobs create those electric motor scooters you love so much? >> and it's not just hollywood you can make the case in the long run, running up the deficit can cause a fiscal collapse and crisis that could lead to major recession, but in the short run, jobs 2013, giving

b smith, tobin smith. jonas max ferris and gary and caroline. welcome to everybody. new pork and you say bad sign for jobs in the new year. why is that? >> could have,look, it never ends. 430 million dollars for hollywood producers so they do movies in the u.s. versus other places? that's crazy. look, when you continue to raise spending it ends up being a tax on the economy, it keeps the headwinds on the economy, still at 7.8%, if you add in the people that came out of the work force we're more like at 11. it does nothing for nobody because government is inefficie inefficient, there is no profit motive and the inefficiencies because of that does nothing for the economy going forward. >> brenda: jonas, doesn't it do something? might create some jobs create those electric motor scooters you love so much? >> and it's not just hollywood. you can make the case in the long run, running up the deficit can cause a fiscal collapse and crisis that could lead to major recession, but in the short run, jobs 2013, giving the tax credit to make movies in america. if they make the m

caroline dyeson for more decades than any of us cares to admit. so i've been studying election administration and research methods for about 30 years at this point. i want to talk about bew things, i want to respond very, very briefly, and i will keep my time. i'm cognizant of the time, very briefly to two comments on the previous panel. one was on poll worker training. you know, the hot new thing now are these things called massive online learning centers, massive online courses, and i'd urge election officials to look at some of these companies not because you can do what billion dollar companies can do, but the technology to produce really video-based training has gotten easily accessible, inexpensive, um, and so if you're looking for ongoing training, that might be one place to go. the second thing is the sense of no cell phones, and i have to react to that because i believe virtually everyone in this room is ignoring the no cell phone admonition as we walked in here. i understand you can't take a picture of your ballot, but to ban a cell phone is what people use for information, so that's just odd, and i think most legislators may want to rook at that. my brief co