city national bank to help northern california businesses grow. >>> this morning the world economic forum warns robots are here to take our jobs. we'll have expert commentary from former california ctop.k. agarwal. and san francisco magazine's senior editor joe es ken kenazi wonders if the nfl will regret giving us the super bowl. and sarah lacy of pando and quentin hardy of "the new york times." this week on "press:here." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. according to a report by the world economic forum many of us are going to be replaced by robots. the study called the future of work says for 5 million of us there may not be a very good future. now, we're familiar with robots in manufacturing, but experts say robots and artificial intelligence are moving into other industries like food service, banking, even law. some good news, while jobs are vanishing, that same report points out that more than half the children entering elementary school today have jobs in industries that don't currently exist. what is the future of work and technology? we turn to the former chief techno

city national bank, providing loans and lines of credit to help northern california businesses grow. scott mcgrew: can big data predict big injuries in sports? kitman labs' stephen smith has convinced top-level teams his software can do it. even we didn't know the modern roller coaster started as a silicon valley success story. and a look at "the membership economy." our reporters joe menn of reuters and jon swartz of usa today this week on "press:here." [music] scott: good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. it's obvious that steph curry is key to the golden state warriors' success. it's also been proven twice now that the team suffers when curry does not play due to that injury. what if you could predict curry's injuries before they happen? or andrew luck's, or peyton menning's? it would be a game changer in the most literal way. there is a startup that claims it can. kitman labs says just by pointing a camera at an athlete and recording his body movements or her body movements, it can accurately predict future injuries. no sensors, just a camera and 90 seconds of video. that is t

city national bank, providing loans and lines of credit to help northern california businesses grow. scott mcgrew: tech companies have gotten so good at parting you from your money, you'll barely notice when they take more. plus, will adblock break the internet? our reporters, sarah lacy from the tech blog pando, and venture beat's dylan tweney, this week on "press:here." cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 www.abercap.com scott: good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. when my son was young, young enough to be in a stroller, he shoplifted. he was about three, and didn't know you can't just take a banana and let your dad stroller you out of the grocery store. well, you can't now, but soon you'll be able to take all the bananas you want. the grocery store of the future will be able to see your banana or whatever it is you put in the cart, and just charge you for it automatically, no checkout, just roll and go. this is already the way uber works. just think back to the very first time you used uber, how odd it felt to just step out of the car and leave, no cash changing hands. re

city national bank, providing loans and lines of credit to help northern california businesses grow.tt mcgrew: can big data predict big injuries in sports? kitman labs' stephen smith has convinced top-level teams his software can do it. even we didn't know the modern roller coaster started as a silicon valley success story. and a look at "the membership economy." our reporters joe menn of reuters and jon swartz of usa today this week on "press:here." [music]

city national bank, providing loans and lines of credit to help northern california businesses grow.cgrew: tech companies have gotten so good at parting you from your money, you'll barely notice when they take more. plus, will adblock break the internet? our reporters, sarah lacy from the tech blog pando, and venture beat's dylan tweney, this week on "press:here." cc by aberdeen captioning 1-800-688-6621 www.abercap.com scott: good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. when my son was young, young enough to be in a stroller, he shoplifted. he was about three, and didn't know you can't just take a banana and let your dad stroller you out of the grocery store.

city national bank to help northern california businesses grow. >>> this morning the world economic forumare here to take our jobs. we'll have expert commentary from former california ctop.k. agarwal. and san francisco magazine's senior editor joe es ken kenazi wonders if the nfl will regret giving us the super bowl. and sarah lacy of pando and quentin hardy of "the new york times." this week on "press:here."

paul couch from city national bank is here with more. china and the impact it's having on the u.s. and global economies 1. many of our viewers have expressed concern for their 401ks and other investments because of the recent volatility in the stock market. how big of an impact does the turmoil in china and the big drop in oil prices affect our economy in the us? 2. what should investors do now when they are seeing a drop in their balances? 3. what are the best investment expressed concern for their 401ks and other investments because of the recent volatility in the stock market. how big of an impact does the turmoil in china and the big drop in oil 2. what should investors do now when they are seeing a drop in their balances? 3. what are the best opportunities in 2016? it's another big the shooting, hunting, and outdoor trade show, or "shot show" is the biggest of the 14 conventions in town this week. visitors from all over the world are at the sands expo center for the show. others will international builders show at the las vegas center. strip is crowded... but it isn't stopping

paper on a confidential basis to a well-placed friend, jamesa stallman who was president of the national city bank, forerunner of today's city bank in one of the prominent thinkers in new york. a day or two later, warburg looked up from his desk and found stillman looming over him. he was the man of legendary for common system, highly eccentric. he would look at the heavy eyes. finally i got enough talent of sarcasm, he spoke. how is it a financier. he added that might defensively, warburg, don't you think citibank has done pretty well? he agreed that it had very well in deed. why not leave things well enough alone. he hesitated to reply, knew how powerful misters doman was. finally though he said, your bank is so big and so powerful, mr. stillman, when the next panic comes you will wish her responsibilities were smaller. he went off in a half and went back to his work. the warburg had the original american conflict between federalism -- anti-federalist than between big government and small, large banks, not large banks in this goes all the way back to the beginning of the republic 1791 and the fa

paper on a confidential basis to a well-placed friend james a stillman who is president of the national city bank forerunner of today's citibank and one of the prominent bankers in new york. a day or two later he looked up from his desk. a man of legendary reconnaissance. he was silent now. .. the original american conflicts between federalism and anti-federalism, between big government and small, large banks, not large banks in this goes back to the beginning of the republic in 1791 and the famous conflict between alexander hamilton and thomas jefferson. alexander hamilton wanted a national bank that existed in england and thomas jefferson was basically a farm boy and didn't like banks and did mike big banks and didn't trust bankers. they took their case to george washington in the early years of washington's presidency. washington signed with hamilton, thought it made a lot of sense and there was institution called the bank of united states which is a prototype federal reserve but he mistrusted particularly among world people people away from the east coast remained in after 20 yea congress got

cities across the country chosen for the financial inclusion program. a`grant from the national league of cities organization will hehe connect low w come families with financial experts from banks and credit unions. organizers say young people raised in poverty often manage a checking account. "it leads s em potentially, if they are in poverty, to staying in poverty. it leads them to getting into a very expensive cycle of maybe payday loans. " organizers say if more people know how to better manage their money, fewer people will depend on government and social services to get by. and that's good for the whole community. midamerican n ergy is warning businesses in iowa city and coralville about a phone scam. over the last week, several businesses in iowa city and coralville say they've received phone callll from people claiming to be midamerican. these scammers say they need payment right away or they will cut off your service. then they say you should pay immediately over the phone. or call back a different number than they provide. so far, though, no reports of anyone losing money from the scam. law enforcement in california are asking for the public's help. three inmates have

two sioux city teens were arrested and charged with conspiring to rob the security national bank branch in the store.heaven zevenbergen and angelica perez both accepted plea deals in the case.they will be sentenced in february. in october- we introduced you to the uss sioux city... under construction in marinette, wisconsin.the littoral combat ship is the first to be named for sioux city.she'll be launched january 30th and officially join the navy in 2017.finally, in decembera beloved spencer, iowa teen dies after a wrestling tournament...18-year-olol austin roberts collapsed on the mats...he was later pronounced dead at spencer hospital.standard out. 3 after today... 20 - 15 won't be anything but a memory.we're taking a look back at some of the incredible ag experiences we've had this year. that's after the break... in "proud to be a 3 after today...20 - 15 won't be anything but a memory.so this morning in "proud to be a hometown farmer"...from an award winning diary...to a giant bee...we're taking a incredible ag experiences we've had this year.in march we met harold lee at meadow hil

. >>> wells fargo is the nation's third largest bank in terms of assets beating citi group. they posted assets of nearly $1.8 trillion by the end of last year. >>> fomore, log onto cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> [dogs babaing] dogs in the city. i'm joined by laurie from the humane society. in your lab there is little miss marie. tell us about her. >> she's one and-a-half years old. she is a little cold. that's why i have her wrapped up. she's a little timid at first. she's a wonderful small dog. we're happy to have her and i know she'll find a forever family very soon. her coloring is beautiful. she's got a lot of white and beige going on. she is just a really good girl and i'm enjoying having her here. >> she's very sweet. she's got beautiful, brown eyes. >> tell us about the free spay and neuter program for people

two sioux city teens were arrested and charged with conspiring to rob the security national bank branch in the hamilton boulevard hy-vee store.heaven zevenbergen and angelica perez both accepted plea deals in the case.they will be sentenced in february. in october- we introduced you to the uss sioux city... under wisconsin.the littoral combat ship is the first to be named for sioux city.she'll be launched january 30th and officially join the navy in 2017.finally, in 3 decembera beloved spencer, iowa teen dies after a wrestling tournament...18 -year-old austin roberts collapsed on the mats...he was later pronounced dead at spencer hospital.standard out. 3 3 3 taking a live look out over yankton on our lewis and clark specialty hospital skywatch camera.we're getting ready to ring in the new year here in siouxland.chad'll tell us what the weather has in store for the first day of 2016, coming 3 siouxland's chief meteorologist chad sandwell." 3 3 diana and chad talk about today's weather and the 3 <

cities across the nation. serena joins us with what it means for your bank account. >> reporter: and laura, the bottom line is that your dollar goes a lot farther. we spent the entire day crunching numbers and doing research and everything that we found supports this report. and it's having a positive single mother ortiz tired of working several jobs up north made the move to florida a couple months ago. it didn't surprise her at all. cost of living was the major driving force. she is already saving money. >> a big difference. >> reporter: a cost of living index compared to a national average of 100. that means that your dollar goes farther in essentials for your family, housing, grocery, health care. >> this actually looks very good for tampa. >> reporter: ut assistant professor of economics abby recently made the move to tampa from d.c. she looked at cost of living and says this index has a positive impact on many fronts, including jobs. tampa has a lower unemployment rate. $33,000 annually. it requires $21,000 to be able to afford a home. their earnings are likely to rise which is good news for the city in

families staged a symbolic funeral, carrying empty coffins on a march to the united nations headquarters in the west bank cityramallah, demanding the israeli government return the bodies of palestinians held in israeli morgues. the pentagon has asked the american psychological association to reverse its ban on involving psychologists in national security interrogations, including those at guantanamo bay and other prisons. in august, the apa approved the new rules barring its psychologists from participating in interrogations after an independent investigation showed how the apa leadership actively colluded with the pentagon and the cia torture programs. in a letter and memo, the pentagon asked the apa, which is the largest professional organization for psychologists, , to reconsider their decision. to see our broadcast from candidate when the association of psychologists made their decision, go to democracynow.org . in news from the presidential race a new cbs news poll shows , democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders with a 1-point lead over former secretary of state hillary clinton in iowa. this com

cities across the country chosen for the financial inclusion program. a grant from the national league of cities organization will help connect low income families with financial experts from banks and credit unions. organizers say young people raised in poverty often don't learn how to manage a checking account. they say if more people know how to better manage their money, fewer people will depend on government and social services. just a few months ago, fans were buzzing about the hawkeyes' top-10 ranking in football. now, it's men's basketball. fran mccaffery's'squad is now anked number three in the latest a-p top 25 poll. only behind oklahoma and north carolina. this is the hawkeyes highest ranking since perfect conference record after wins over rutgers and purdue. not to be outdone, the iowa state cyclones felt that hilton magic last night in a big conference win over the kansas jayhawks. the jayhawks are just behind the hawkeyes at number four in that a-p poll. k-u controlled the game until halftime. then, the cyclones came out hot and let the three-pointers fly in the second half. final score -- 85 to 72. the cyclones are 14 in the a-p poll but will likely move up with t

cities across the country chosen for the financial inclusion program. a grant from the national league of cities organization will help connect loloincome families with financial experts from banks and credit unions. organizers say young people raised in poverty often don't learn how to manage a checking accocot. "it leads them potentially, if they are in poverty, to staying in poverty. it leads them to getting into a very expensive cycle of maybe payday loans. " organizers say if more people know how to better manage their money, fewer people will depend on and that's good for the whole community. midamerican energy is warning businesses in iowa city and coralville about a phone scam. over the last week, several businesses in iowa city and coralville sathey've received phone calls from people claiming to be midamerican. these scammers say they need payment right away or they will cut off your service. then they say you should pay immediately over the phone. or call back a different number than they provide. so far, though, no reports of a aone losing money from the scam. one online retailer is sharing some major numbers this morning. around half of u-s households are feeling "p

. >>> wells fargo is nowow the nation's third largest bank in terms of assets, beating citi group. the san francisco based bank officially clinched the title friday when it posted as he posted assets of nearly $1.8 trillion by the end of last year. >>> that's your money watch. >>> straight ahead, a 12 year boy's biggest inspiration is martin luther king, junior. >> sees what he's doing to honor the civil rights leader after the break. >>> good morning. i'm rick folbaum. join us here at 11:00 for the we'll have the local mlk remembrances, plus all the we'll see you tonight at 11:00. >>> when talented musicians are asked to talk about who has inspired them they often point to other talented musicians. >> it's martin luther king junior who inspired a 12-year- old boy from virginia. >> reporter: gifts come in all shapes and sizes, some are born with gifts and, well, let's just say this 12-year-old ened his gift early. >> i like playing. it makes me happy. i like playing for other people. i like making other people happy. >> reporter: he volunteers his time to play at a local hospital.

the vandalism and looting of stores and at least one bank in the capital city is a threat to the nation the protests started sunday when a young man who was turned down for a government job climbed a transmission tower and he was electrocuted. the jobless rate in tunisia is 15%. but among young people it's 30%. >>> an american college student is being detained in north korea, accused of carrying out a hostile act. otto warmbier is a third year business student. and north korean officials say he traveled to north korea as a tourist and his real aim according to the government was to bring down the north korean government. he traveled there with a china based tour group that arranges tourist trips to north korea. that company, by the way, has confirmed he is being detained. >>> a woman in the state of washington is in critical condition after being shot in the chest inside a movie theater. the accused gunman has turned himself in. this happened last night in the city of renton south of seattle. the woman was shot while watching the movie 13 hours, the secret soldiers of benghazi. the susp

. >>> well, as stocks sell off, some of the nation's biggest banks are getting ready to report their earnings. tomorrow jpmorgan. friday we hear from citi. and morgan stanley and bank of america are due out early next week. but as kayla tausche reports, there may not be much to like in those quarterly results. >> reporter: they were supposed to be one of the bright spots in the market, but banks will have to get through what looks to be a dismal fourth quarter of earnings before they turn around. analysts are expecting ever so slight revenue growth of around 2% but a sharper rise in profits, thanks to massive cost-cutting that is still ongoing. the street actually sees bank of america improving the most over last year but sees wells fargo's business model as being able to best stand up to recent headwinds. some of those headwinds are too big to ignore. first, the steep decline in oil prices. banks collectively have more than $100 billion of debt related to the energy sector. now, most of it is high grade, but they're having to set aside more money in case of potential losses. second, higher interest rates will mean the banks earn slight

city-- including cher. she sent tens of thousands of bottles of water to the flint food bank. oregon's governor is frustrated with the federal government's handling of the occupation of a national wildlife refuge by an armed group. governor kate brown says the government needs to end the occupation quickly "and hold all of the wrongdoers accountable." brown also wants the feds to pick up state expenses, roughly one- hundred thousand dollars a week, used to pay for extra local law enforcement and food. today is squirrel appreciation day. the national holiday is was created by a wildlife rehabilitator in north carolina... with the goal of getting people to learn something new about the animals. by the way.. today is also national hug day... but organizers say don't combine the holidays... make sure you appreciate squirrels from a distance. cincinnati's streetcar project in the city... talk of expanding it to northern plus... snow we're tomorrow... when fox19 now returns. "fox19 now never stops. take us with you wherever you go. download the fox 19 weather now app for live street level radar in your neighborhood. and lightning tracker warns you the instant lightning is detected ne

cities were studied. boston ranking just ahead of new orleans, atlanta, cincinnati and providence. boston' s inequality ratio was nearly twice the national average. an elite wall street bank is shelling out big bucks to clean up its role in the housing bubble crisis. goldman sachs is accused of cobbling together home mortgage securities it knew would fail, then selling them to unsuspecting investors between 2005 and 2007. the settlement with regulators. $1.8 billion will go toward consumer relief. general electric closes a deal to sell its appliance business. buying ge' s appliance unit for $5.4 billion. ge making the change after announcing this week that it is moving its headquarters from connecticut to boston. the federal government with a new move in the research of driverless vehicles. the obama administration is proposing to spend nearly $4 billion in a decade to accelerate projects. the plan aims to have federal regulators work with automakers to craft rules and policies as well as get the vehicles on the road quicker than now. they would require approval from congress. still ahead on newscenter 5 at 4:30 -- bringing new life to some of london' s most popular sites

bank. >> the mayor of a u.s. city is struggling to deal with water supplies. a federal emergency has been declared in flint michigan. such plied were poisons with led the nationalard is been called in to help handout drinking water and water testing kits. every single day, thousands are going out to the residents in the city of 100,000 people of flint thanks to michigan state police and the red cross and the national guard just this morning we saw another convey of trucks leave, now part of the goal here is to get every single household at least one clean water fitter, so that at least one spick is dolling out clean water. but nobody knows when the pipes there will be clean enough to allow the water to start operating normally, a lot of people of course, blame the governor, tonight he is delivering by coincidence his state of the state address where he will certainly we expect him to apologize again, for this water mess, he has apologized already, but that is not satisfy it is critics for demanding that he resign. we will find out later on tonight. >> ten people have been killed and at least 20 injuries in a suicide bomb blast, taliban fighters are suspected of

city since 2009. at least one explosion occurred near the united nations office. at least three others were felt near the u.s. embassy and the central bank. that is your bloomberg first word news. anna? manus: let us get into a little bit of news. major sizable energy deal of 2016, norway's company is buying 4.6 billion stake in london. this is a minority stake. but is the first major deal we saw come through. anna: that is 11.93% stake. a lot of people talking about whether the weakness in the oil price was going to allow the deal to happen. shale in the last year or so, we have more of it in 2016. manus: we consider it a long-term shareholding. more on this story, good morning/ . breakingesting the news in the asian markets, juliet is standing by. bring us up-to-date. juliet: absolutely, and a menace. good morning. i want to show you the indonesian currency, this is the last couple of hours or so just before mid-day hong kong time -- so two hours ago. we started the year reports of the explosions in jakarta. you see the falling quite significantly by the dollar, down by 1%. expected to hold the rate policy meeting today. as far as we k

city yesterday where he delivered an impassioned speech on banking reform. speaking just blocks away from wall street, the democratic challenger vowed to break up the nation's largest banks within his first year in office. he also said hillary clinton's plan doesn't go far enough. >> let me be very clear. greed is not good. and here is a new year's resolution that i will keep if elected president, and that is if wall street does not end its greed, we will end it for them. secretary clinton says we just need to impose a few more fees and regulations on the financial industry. i disagree. my opponent says that as a senator she told bankers to quote/unquote cut it out. and end -- and end their destructive behavior. but in my view, establishment politicians are the ones who need to cut it out. >> clinton attacked sanders' proposals before he even clintoned them yesterday, saying her plan is more comprehensive. and sanders later responded on, with all due respect. >> i think bernie's giving a speech today in new york about what he wants to do to shut down the big banks in a week. everybody who's looked at my proposals say my proposals are tougher, more effective

180,000 bottles to fresh water in the city and paying for half the shipment and water company match doing nation and bottles should arrive in community centers and food banks and fire stations. >> gene: sean penn discussions el chapo guzman and what he hoped the meeting would be and april williams has the detail. >> article has failed. >> reporter: sean penn is addressing since capture of el chapo. >> i have terrible regrets, entire discussion about the article ignores its purpose. >> reporter: purpose according to pen about war on drugs and instead media outlets have focused on the meaning itself. >> put all of our focus, emergency, billions of dollars you get another death the next day, same one. >> catherine: sentiment during the interview with penn and asked whether he feels responsible for high levels of drug addiction he responded. >> (inaudible). >> reporter: meeting brokered by mexican actress helped lead to el chapo's capture. the leader had been on the run since escaping the prison in joule, climbing down hole in his shower and ventilated underground tunnel and currently being held at same prison while he ewaits -- awaits extradition. >> catherin

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city of livermore. it has the symbol lb and scientists uncovered the elements when they crashed calcium ions. >>> presidential hopeful bernie sanders making bold statements about banking. the risk he says, the nation's largest financial institutions pose to the american public coming up. >>> >>> american soldier has been killed during a gun battle in afghanistan. a u.s. military helicopter landed to rescue the wounded. but it was struck by mortar rounds and there are reports it is still on the ground. jennifer griffin has more on the dangerous situation for u.s. troops there. >> reporter: the situation in afghanistan remains dangerous. even though the u.s. combat mission is officially over. >> earlier u.s. service member was killed and two u.s. service members injured while they were in an assist mission in their counterparts in marja. we understand that the afghan forces were injured as well. >>> u.s. special operation forces helping afghan troops as the taliban makes a push to retake the area. the fighting comes after the taliban claims responsibility for a deadly suicide attack near kabal international airport monday evening. >>> there was an explosion and some basis which belongs to the internat

bank of japan introduces an interest rate policy to help stimulate the economy. stocks were higher yesterday the stock futures are up right now. circuit city is trying to make a comeback. the national chain announcing plans to open 50 to 100 stores by next year. circuit city went out of business in 2009. the two men who bought the rights to the company, are now planning to open stores to sell tablets, headphones, drones and other electronics, including the company' s own inexpensive brand. randy: dozens of aviation engineers working for general electric in lynn are being laid off. the company saying g.e. aviation' development is changing and the t maintain the number of engineers currently employed across the country. the decision comes two weeks after g.e. announced it would move its global headquarters to boston. erika: no one wants to get their day off to a bad start. randy: but there are are some morning mistakes that can really like checking your email as soon as you wake up. yes, it' s tempting but it' s also likely to get your day off to a negative start. this one might be tough to swallow but a hot shower is also on the list. men' s health says the heat tells your muscles i

citi bank. >> trump also criticizing president obama for his handling of americans as prisoners in iran. >>> ted cruz continuing on the campaign trail a little north of here. the senator from texas speaking at a national security forum in fort mills, south carolina. cruz met with reporters, gave his thoughts on iran freeing four prisoners with both u.s. and iranian nationalities. >> we had just gotten the use that pastor saeed and three other americans are coming home. praise god. millions of us have been lifting up pastor saeem and ameer and jason. i hope he is among them. we have yet to get full details. at this point we are giving prayers of thanksgiving that they're coming home. monday, february 1st. >>> flash forward to tomorrow, spacex will try to launch a rocket and land itself in the ocean. they successfully launched and land add segment of the rocket in cape canaveral. they will launch a weather satellite and try to land a rocket segment to possibly reuse it, this time on a ship in the middle of the pacific. launch set for 2:00 p.m. out in california. >>> it's the 11th year for otronicon, state of the art gaming and simulation technologies for guests to enjoy. now through monday you can check

bank. >> neki: in a week the nation will reflect on the life of king can king junior. it is a chance to give back to the community and the city of miami needs your help to do just that. mission and how to get involved. terry, you are head of this. >> thank you neki for having us. and it is a national nonprofit founded in 1988 with a purpose of tackling the nation's dropout crisis and helping students in schools stay on track. mlk of course, is one of those opportunities we have with the country to serve. >> neki: on mlk day you pick one school. >> we'll be serving on mlk day to beaut foy with murals and landscaping and projects. we invite the whole community to join us. >> neki: how does the miami dolphins get involved. we committed a million over thehe next four years and education is important. what they do is transform them. and that's why we are part of this event as well. we are excited to be part to make a lasting change. >> neki: normally the volunteers are college dprauts. >> we have core members that serve one year and in miami, we are serving in 17 schools and 17000 students are served. volunteers 19- 24. and they s

bank. >> absolutely. >> you know, we know there's a bit of city to city controversy amounts. >> yeah, absolutely. you know, it was first predicted that washington, d.c. our nation's capital and baltimore was going to be the bull's eye of the storm. but they actually wound up getting a little less snow than we got up here. new york broke records. it was the second snowiest snowstorm on record near in the we were .1 inch from breaking the all-time record. it seems like the storm was fit and made for new york city as we got the brunt of this massive and epic blizzard of 2016. >> ray, leave it up to to you to tear down that wall, my friend. >> break it down. >> you got that right, absolutely. >> ray raimundi. with us for the next couple of half hours on blizzard. thank you. >>> well, new york's three parents by the way resumed operations on sunday. >> washington airports hope to do so today. here's david kerley. >> reporter: so much snow to clear. plows and trucks working all day at an empty washington, d.c., airport. no planes, no passengers. a ghost town. >> please maintain control of your personal belongings. >> reporter: some hopeful passengers in new york -- >>