a live look at chesapeake beach resort. it looks nice. you stand outside, 28 degrees. add on that, little bit of snow, and callvery cold out the. other ar t charlottesville. 28 downtown. we are watching for some of the coldest air of the season here over the next several days, but as we continue to go over the next 24, 48 hours or so, i think we will be ok as far as temperatures today in the mid- 30's. tomorrow when the mid-30's, and then the weekend, and sunday and the new year, monday and tuesday, we stay in the 20's and mid-20's at that. a couple of clouds. we will clear out through the afternoon. more clouds usher in, filter in ahead of the system. the timing looks like it will start overnight. if you are headed out tonight, you will be fine. we're not expect in wintry weather until late, 3:00, 4:00 in the morning. that will continue until the early-morning hours on saturday. if you have saturday morning plans, there might be a few 10:00, 11:00 a.m. for the snow to end. by the time it does come to an end, we will only have about an inch or so on the ground. as we h

inanie said she felt it easton, maryland, chesapeake beach, calvert county, silver spring, great falls, and a lot of other areas that felt the earthquake. some said they felt it fairly strongly. earthquake. tom: it to not bring down buildings, but it shook chandeliers and it brought down christmas decorations. >> it fell. dashing through the snow. usgsthis map from the shows the earthquake centered near the coast, just northeast of dover, delaware. >> it is relatively rare to have a quake of this size near dover. >> i heard a loud bang in the fence started to shake. >> our neighbor came out asking if we felt it. tom: for the many who felt it in our area, it was an instant reminder of what happened in 2011 when the earthquake did damage in d.c. that earthquake registered 5.8 on the richter scale. while the one in delaware was just four .1, the one in 2011 damaged the washington monument and th the one in delaware led to no significant damage. showss. geological survey how far and wide the earthquake was felt. this is us and washington, d.c. is places where folks reported to the governme

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iss cold snap we are seeing going to be music to the ears of chesapeake.y indebted and has been trying to sell down a number of assets over the past few months and years and introduce more crude oil into its mix as it tries to diversify a bit of what we are seeing with natural gas and chesapeake. joe: thank you very much, emma. it is the final flat in her -- we need -- flattener --we need that music here. spreads are near the highest levels in a decade, and this is giving the fed pause for caution. michael asked dallas fed president robert kaplan if he was worried about the yield curve. >> i have worried about it as well, and i think we need to watch it. the 10 year treasury, the high is 2.30, 2.40, is meaningful. the history of inversions is such that it is tended to be a reliable forward indicator of recession. now is the head of u.s. rate strategy. she says in a flatter yield curve will challenge the fed in 2018. thank you very much for joining us. is the fed looking at that curve and seeing that 2-10 spread around 50 basis points, and thinking this is

look at ultimate doppler a lot of moisture moving through the carolinas and virginia crossing the chesapeakento southern delaware and also into cape may county right now. in fact psalm in some of the snowfall totals coming in for sussex county and delaware. north came pay an inch and a half so the steed yesterday snow will pick up overnight tonight. and then continue during the much of your saturday. warnings in pink pretty much all of south jersey. central southern delaware advisories new castle county up the i-95 corridor north and western suburb also along the immediate shore points winter weather advisories there for more rain to mix in during the day. but by tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m. we're looking at that rain and snow moving toward philadelphia and you can s in green out to sea s rain by tomorrow afternoon. snow pretty much area wide. that's when i expect the heaviest but it continues into the afternoon and early evening before finally getting out of here for sunday. so how much snow the most south and east of the i-95 corridor. the least north and west so the bottom line, it will be

esposa ashley carrol de 31, fueron arrestados por la policia en su residencia ubicada en el 8715 de chesapeakeverside .tras comprobar que usaban un dron para la distribucion de drogas en esa ciudad sot portavoz departamento de policia de riverside" nunca había visto algo parecido" las autoridades informaron que tras una investigacion encubierta lograron detectar cuando el dron salia de las casa de los sospechosos y volaba hasta un estacionamiento cercano.donde dejaba caer un pequeÑo paquete que era recuperado por los clientes. en la residencia de la pareja, localizaron diversas dosis de lsd, fentanilo, metanfetaminas y marihuana..asi como el dron que era utilizado para la entrega de los narcoticos nat sot "para volar un dron si se necesitan ciertas licencias" kenneth munoz, especialista en el manejo de drones senala que estos artefactos, manejados a control remoto son capaces de recorrer una distancia de aproximadamente 60 millas transportanddo un bulto de hasta 50 libras.lo que afirma. debe ser regulado para evitar este tipo de ilicitos sot kenneth munoz, especialista en drones " un dron podr

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the success of the erie canal lead people in washington to propose the idea of the chesapeake and ohio canal, which would leave baltimore out of the loop. a bunch of businesses were very familiar with what was going on in england at the time, where railroading began about 15 years earlier. so they went to england. they explored the idea of building a railroad here. and they decided that it was going to be the best way to go. so the baltimore and ohio was incorporated in 1827. the intent was to take it from baltimore to the ohio river, a journey of 382 miles. it took the b&o five years to -- 25 years to complete at a cost of approximately 14 million dollars. it was a big feet. an historian called it the 19th century equivalent of the moonshot, and he wasn't kidding, when you think about what they had to overcome. steep grades, the allegheny mountains, untried technology, really when you think about everything that is involved with it, it was quite a feat. the locomotive behind me was built in 1927, and it mimics the tom thumb, the first steam engine used in the united states. a very uni

there is a weak feature coming out of baltimore and the chesapeake bay at times this morning in southersey and delaware you might see a brief snow shower or at least some flurries. as we take a look outside, we have the river rink and all getting ready for skaters once again today. anybody who can brave the chill down by the river there, the ice is ready and waiting for you. as we take a look at temperatures, 17 degrees in allentown, just 19 in reading. 21 in trenton. 23 in philadelphia and wilmington and 25 in millville and again, wind chills making it feel like it's in the teens and even the upper single digits across the region. allentown and reading are some of those places where it is a little bit colder. and as we go through the afternoon, all the way up to 3 o'clock, the typical mildest point of the day, it's still going to feel very uncomfortable with wind chills below the teens in allentown and reading in all likelihood and mid teens in philadelphia and down toward millville and even by 6 o'clock, very raw numbers so bundle up, lots of layers and all that extra gear as you're

had we really lost, had the british one by invading -- won by invading through canada or from chesapeake, the united states couldn't have survived. we call it the word 1812 in the united states -- the war of 1812 in the united states. in england, they collect, -- they call it, the second world war of american independence. it was still the revolution. in canada, they think of it as their birthday. they have a huge bicentennial, where we have almost nothing. everyone dresses up an old oldish uniforms -- in british uniforms, and they celebrate the birth of canada. lost,,ns won americans for them. when you are all through, none of that is true, it is the end of the american revolution. if people read my book, you can see how complicated that time was. victories of saratoga, yorktown i titled it "unshackling america," because we were still dependent on england that were holding -- that was holding us economic prisoner. 1812 truly ended the american revolution, because from that time on, we were respected. and they didn't beat us. we beat them twice. napoleon couldn't beat them, that we did.

. >>> behind me is our 1942 chesapeake and ohio rail way. which is the high water mark for steam locomotive technology. they don't come much bigger or more powerful than this. this weighs close to 730,000 pounds. without the water and the coal. you add those and you're looking over a million pounds in weight. horsepower something like 7,500. so tremendously powerful. the problem is there's a practical limit to the size you can build a steam locomotive. any longer and it becomes too long to negotiate the curves and too heavy for bridges and structures. this is about as big as it got. this was designed to hold long coal trains through a particularly mountainous section of the main line in west virginia. and it's maybe not surprising that this the it ld hold onto steam power as long as it did. by the 1940s the electric as proven itself in passenger service and freight service. they would invest in coal technology for a locomotive like this. this is i would say easily the most photographed object that we have in the entire museum. not a day goes

sail on what we think -- not absolutely certain -- but we think is success, which sailed from the chesapeake, leaving what would be the united states of america on the 19th of september and arriving in barbados the second of november, 1751. he mentions here the dolphin. he said "we caught a dolphin." a dolphin we catch at noon. dolphin, of course -- i play george washington in the theatrical "dinner with george" in barbados. when i tell people we will have dolphin, they cringe and say, no, we are going to eat flipper. [laughter] i remind them that dolphin is a species of fish, as opposed to the mammal we all know and love. another fish that young george would have eaten large quantities of in barbados which is a staple of barbados, which continues to be a staple in barbados today. it was caught in great quantities in the 18th century. it was the barbados pigeon. it is actually a fish that glides to escape predators. if you ever go to barbados, you should indulge in what is part of our national dish. so this is their first view of bridgetown. unfortunately, the page in his journal would have

behind me is our 1942 chesapeake and ohio railway allegheny locomotive, high watermark for steam locomotive, they don't come fuller than this. this locomotive ways 770,000 pounds without water, add those and looking at a million. horsepower, 7500. terrel powerful. the problem is a practical limit you can build. the allegheny there is. any longer than this and it becomes too long to negotiate the curves on the track and too heavy for bridges, structures, roadbeds and so forth. this is about as big as the steam locomotive got. it was designed to pull coal trains enthusiastic mountainous sections in west virginia. it's maybe not surprising the cno would hold onto steam power as it did. really by 1940s, diesel electric proven itself in passenger service and increasingly so in freight. made money hauling coal they would invest in technology for a locomotive like this. this is also the most photographed object we have in the entire museum. not a day goes by when i don't walk by her and somebody posing in a picture for this locomotive. i have a picture of myself as a boy. something about the size

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the bulldogs beat chesapeake oscar smith high school 28-21. in the state championship game on sunday. this afternoon, westfield took pictures and celebrated the three-peat. robert burton was there and kyle similar mons who spoke about the pressure to keep it going. >> there is a little pressure now that goes along with being, you know, winning the first one that everybody wants to know about the second one and the third one. took 30 seconds in the first interview someone asked about the fourth. we are part of the conversation which is good. i wouldn't have it any other way. ends i guess i shouldn't ask about the fifth. just kidding. this morning the principal at westfield released a message here. he would like to congratulate coach similar mons who you heard from, his staff and the varsity football team for a three-peat. it was an honor to shake their hands and share in the celebration with a number of the students, faculty and staff. great day to be a bulldog. congratulationst nancy: thank you. alison: coming up next at 5:00 -- cheryl: i'm ch

week for disney to buy much of fox's movies and tv assets a good day for some energy names like chesapeake, newfield and haliburton >>> u.s. employers posted fewer job openings nearly six million jobs were available and total hires rose 4.4 prz. brook field properties $14.8 billion offer. brookfield is considering a new offer. >>> ge announcing its power division will reduce count by 12,000 >>> we begin this hour with bitcoin moving higher today after this weekend's roll out of futures trading. bob joining us with more >> important thing is it's finally trading. take a look at where the coin is right now. 17,000 area. the important thing we've got it out. this is the futures contract we're talking about. opening 15,000 it's trading at a premium to the underlying cash. not a lot of people are allowing it let's review what a futures contract is. what do we do when we get a futures contract it's an agreement to buy or sell a commodity or financial instrument at a predetermined price and number two, at a very specific time in the future. let's take a look at the bitcoin. when you buy a bitcoin

. >> caught on camera, a daring rescue in the chesapeake bay. 100 is a worker who fell feet inside thed of a cargo ship. coast guard and maryland police were able to rush the man to shore, where he was taken to the hospital. we are told the man has serious leg injuries, but he will survive. >> a traffic watch alert for maryland bridge that could be shut down into the new year after a trash truck crashed into it yesterday. the bridge over the minorca sea iser south of frederick essential for visiting the local mall. the impact it is having. >> the popular commuter route used by more than 12,000 cars expected to be >> this after the 355 bridge in frederick was struck by a trash truck wednesday. new peas is for the bridge need to be made, installed and inspected before traffic can use it again. >> that is going to be a problem. >> that is going to be a mess for someone who works around here. >> erica is having to use another alternate route. it isn't just going to add commuting time. >> it will add 20 minutes. >> it could have a larger impact. many use the route to get to the mall. >> it

we would not expect to see a lot because the waters on the chesapeake are warmer.hy we are not looking at a lot of snow shower activity. satellite and radar from stormwatch 7, frederick county -- here are the snow showers from brunswick over to damascus. we will take a tour around the area to show you where the snow showers are and where they are not and where it is snowing heavier. wheaton, bethesda, silver spring, chevy chase, looking at light snow showers. closer to downtown d.c., capitol hill, mount pleasant, trinidad, looking at a few snow showers. as we widen the view, rosslyn looking at a few flurries at this time, not amounting to a lot. fairfax. to the east of fairfax, that is where we are looking at light snow showers, nothing that is causing any road problems, but keep in mind because it is so cold out there with temperatures hovering around the freezing mark, we are likely to see slick spots moving into the afternoon and the rush hour commute. we will get all of this out of here as we move toward the afternoon hours. before that, we have a winter weathe

sky fox live over the chesapeake bay bridge right now taking a look as a lot of the traffic head hing west right there. not a good place to be right now. you figure some people coming back from christmas vacation. others saying you know what, we're going to go out and shop. if you're one of those groups guess what, you're caught up in that right about now. freezing temperatures hit hing the region bringing a cold and blustery week leading up to the new year a baltimore washington metro areas for wednesday morning. let's get the latest. one day after another just cold and cold er. for tonight there may be a little bit of light snow, not a lot. not everyone will see it just being enough with the roads as cold as they are. you just sent every panic. i tried. the possibility, a little bit of -- they already were throwing their cars into the ditch. if it's cold enough to snow for so many days in a row we're not going to get through this totally scott free. not going to be anything that will impact you this morning evening and some of us won't seen anything overnight. let's start off with w

around the chesapeake bay, the fog finally can -- finally dissipating. is where our, that skies are beginning to clear. clearer skies will eventually make it to our area as we move through the midafternoon hours. brighter skies, not right now, but by 3:00, you are going to notice a difference. read the sunglasses as you head out the door. temperatures will rebound back to the middle 50's. a mix of sun and clouds. always a good time to download your stormwatch 7 weather app. tomorrow, a bit of a different story as the cold front approaches from the north and west. nighttime lows, mostly cloudy skies later on. winds will be out of the southeast at just around five mph. the winds are going to increase as you move through the day tomorrow. not so windy tomorrow morning, but still definitely chilly. 42 in fairfax. . the wind gusts, as we move toward midafternoon hours and into the early evening -- wind gusts upward of 20 mph as the cold front advances in from the north and west. highs willw, eventually make it to the upper 50's. some of you might see close to

the chesapeake bay and down through southern portions of charles county into calvert county, this is all going to be out of here very quickly. we have a frontal boundary that's moving on through and that's where the showers are from. they will be long gone by the time you you start your morning commute. you you may have noticed that the roads are a little bit wet. this rain has been on the light side. how about the temperatures today, once again a dislietful finish to the month of november. we got up to 60-degrees at reagan national. so nice for all the folks that were down on the ellipse for the lighting of the national christmas tree. bwi56 it is chilly out there tonight, but not very cold and certainly not too to freezing levels. we're still 352 here. quum beer land 46. frederick 46 greece. not going to be a terribly cold night and we're happy about with wet roadways out there. most places will stay in the mid and upper 30s to about 45-degree s and again showers are gone by morning. so for the kids at the bus stop they're in the going to need the rain geerks the sun will be back,

route 50 is looking good across the chesapeake bay bridge. live from the traffic center, i'm rob stallworth. back to you. >>> thank you, rob. you've heard of the brca gene which sometimes leads women to make the decision to have a mastectomy or a double mastectomy. what if we told you there is a gene that has some people removing their stomachs? how the decision could give them a longer chance to live. >>> a reminder to tune in tore the ellen degeneres show today. it airs heret a >>> just how far would you go to cut down on your odds of getting cancer? some people are actually choosing to remove their entire stomachs to prevent stomach cancer. >> as doreen gentzler explains, they say it's one of the best >>> i drew the short straw. >> so did i. congratulations. high five. >> terry beach and david fogel may have met moments ago, but they share an experience that connected them immediately. >> you and i are going to have a second chance at life. >> that's because they both chose to have their stomachs removed after testing positive for the cdh

let me turn to a topic of importance to my home state of maryland, the chesapeake bay program. in the confirmation hearing before the public works committee, you commended the state and federal partnership and committed to enforcing is that correct? i'm going to get to that conversation with the senator. despite the fact year challenged them previously and pledged u.s. support the federal government's role through funding critically important programs and supporting the grand making rule of the epa. yet if you look at the budget, it completely eliminated the program. we pushed back but that is hardly a follow through on a pledge you made so that isn't standing up and enforcing the grants we need to support the restoration of appears rather a commitment has been zeroed out. >> it should also be referenced which i spoke to members of the body and the senate. fighting back and saying programs are valuable. the funding needs to be there. don't just rely on congress which by the way we tried to do on a bipartisan basis demonstrating the commitment to the program. >> let me finish sp

but chesapeake range, nrg, they are names leading the s&p this morning. >> natural gas had been nearows we should point out until recently and a trend many people believe will bring it back down there given the incredible amount of supply that we have. interesting stories recently as well about a lot of electric plants being constructed to replace coal generation with natural gas given what many in the electric producing industry believe will be a very long term play here for them of low prices for that core fuel let's get to bob pisani. what's going on this morning. >> always a pleasure to see you, david. happy new year, everybody. the important thing today, it's sort of like what the rest of the year looked like let's look at the sectors, we know what the winners have been, but it's semiconductor and it's been bank stocks later in the year home builders and arrow space and defense, all winners the big themes for 2017, i would say number one, synchronized global expansion, it's a very key point why the markets went up it wasn't just the united states we did have record earnings towa