he comes back to denver -- danbury, connecticut, wearing his green loyalist uniform. the loyalists frequently when they got outfitted by whoever recruited them wore green uniforms to distance themselves from the red coats. so he walks into danbury, and expects he's going to marry amelia. and then they will settle down in danbury. when you read that journal, you say wait a minute, steven, this isn't going to happen. they decide what they're going to do is have a relative who is an anglican clergyman that he will have the clergyman marry them in the local anglican church. what stephen doesn't know is all the anglican churches were closed during the revolution because anglicans started their services by pray for the king. and if you're praying for the transit you could wind up in jail or maybe under house arrest like consider tiffany, or there was also a compromise up in connecticut. if you went down a couple hundred feet into the coppermine, google sells there and you might wind up there. so he comes back to danbury and finds that the anglican church is closed. they get

connecticut and gave thanks. thanks for the blessings that have been our common lot and have placed our beloved state within the favored earth, for the richer yield from labor of every kind that has sustained our lives, for honor held above price, for steadfast courage and zeal in the long, long search after truth. as governor cross so elegantly pointed out, we, the people, of connecticut are blessed. we come from good stock, and it is within that historical context that i stand before you a deeply humbled man. many observers say that this has been a six year journey for me from the point when i first started considering a run for this office, but in many ways, it started much earlier. growing up, as you know, i had learning disabilities that might have left me on the fringes. back then, there were not programs to support children with date.coms, but there was schoolteachers who touched my life, and there was a sheer will power of a mother of eight children. my parents both worked while raising a large family, bu

it's the story of connecticut.o if you believe like i do that connecticut best days are ahead, i hope you'll join me in what must be a shared emerging moment a rational, on his perceivable change and movement that restores economic vitality, create jobs and returned to fiscal solvency. we will put in place and economic develop a strategy that makes sense for the 21st century economy. aggressively competing with other states and nations for lucrative biotech, nanotechnology will sell technology, and stem cell research jobs. we will join connecticut with the energy economy contracting companies that reduce our dependence on fossil fuels. we will aggressively develop our three deep water ports to spark commercial activity and to decrease our reliance on heavy trucking and congestion that it brings to our highways. we will make -- [applause] >> we will make bradley international airport an independent entity, frame it to better grow its passenger base. [applause] >> cities and towns will have a partner and we will mars

speaker, i yield to the gentleman from connecticut, mr.larsen, for the purpose of offering an amendment. >> i thank my friend and colleague from texas. i have an amendment to the resolution. but first, i request that there be a division of the question o the resolution so that we may have a separate vote as we traditionally do on the chapel. >> the question will be divided. the question is on agreeing to that portion of the resolution, providing for the election of the chaplain. those in favor indicate by saying it aye. those opposed, itno. the ayes have it. the portion is agreed to. the motion we considered is laid on the table without objection. the chair recognizes the gentleman from connecticut. >> mr. speaker, and offer an amendment to the resolution offered by the gentlemen of texas. >> the clerk will report the amendment. >> amendment offered by mr. larsen of connecticut, that john lawrence of the state of new jersey be and is hereby chosen clerk of the house of representatives. that the lexus brand of the state of maryland be and i

. >> it's now being blamed for at least two deaths, including a connecticut woman who apparently slipped in her driveway and froze to death. we get the latest from emily schmidt. >> reporter: in the northeast, the cold is sinking in faster than even the best layers can keep it out. >> i have long johns, two sweaters, two scarfs. and a blanket. >> i have eskimo gear for a reason. i don't like the cold too much. >> reporter: new york is facing its coldest temperatures in six years. boston could drop below zero for the first time since 2005. >> we're go fog hang in there, we're new englanders, that's what we expect to see. >> reporter: it isn't record-breaking, but it does make typical activities -- >> cookies -- >> reporter: -- a bit more dangerous. massachusetts has been advise to hold recess indoors today. and homeless shelters are extending their hours. >> people get acclimated in a situation like this. they don't realize the difference between 20 degrees above and 20 degrees below zero. >> reporter: it's so cold in minneapolis, some homeless had to go to a shelter. that improvement may

i has to do with connecticut street. n has to do with sixth street. chairperson nolan: for the remainder of the consent calendar, is there a consultant? -- is there a second? ok. let us go back to 10.2i/ . >> mr. toronto, are you going to speak on an separately, or are they a single issue for you? chairperson nolan: 3 minutes for both of them seems like a good bargain to me. >> i will do three minutes for both of them. the first one, 10.2i, the toll way. i represent a friend who owns a nightclub dance venue over near the bottom of the hill. this is toward the top of the hill. there is a limited amount of parking available, street parking, due to the issues at the top of the hill. we do not have to go into details. to eliminate perking along their i think is absurd, and i think there should be a good explanation. you are eliminating three cars. i do not know why you were doing that. there is no reason for it. unfortunately, it is hard to get notices about these meetings, where you have the hearings. how many hours to we need to spend on the website? i

she lived in connecticut and asked for identification and birth certificates. the woman who said she was her mother did not have those documents. she had become suspicious about her identity. >> she said it is like being born again. the woman will be facing charges for kidnapping. >> she contacted the police after going on a missing child's web site and looking back of the way to 1987 -- all the way to 1987. the police conducted dna tests had reunited her with her biological parents. the police are in contact with the woman that of but that her 23 years ago. -- abducted her 23 years ago. it is not clear at this stage. >> an extraordinary story. thank you very much. the tunisian president fleses his country. one week on, we report from the capital city's main boulevard. >> from revolution to resuming the rituals of daily life. the protests of them and all of the old guard must go. -- the protests and demand that all of the old guard must go. >> every tunisian loves this country. we ask the country's enemies to [unintelligible] >> the street of tunis. the state-r

i yield to the gentleman from connecticut, mr. courtney. mr. courtney: thank you, congresswoman delauro. mr. speaker, i want to associate my remarks with congresswoman delauro's eloquent. bill ratchford was a giant, served as speaker in the state legislature, as a former state legislator myself i saw firsthand the legacy he left behind in terms of a civil but progressive agenda in the state of connecticut as a member of congress for three terms he continued that work. again particularly focusing on the emerging issues of the aging and in our country which again as a demographic is growing and he was really just someone with great vision in terms of the need to make sure that we had a society that was prepared to deal with those issues. mr. speaker, as we grapple with the challenge of civil discourse in our democracy, bill in my opinion is the perfect almost iconic example of what a legislator and a public servant ought to be. he cared deeply about the issues that he campaigned and advocated for but he also was someone who studiously respected h

this exclusive video shows ann pettway leaving the fbi office in bridgeport, connecticut. police apprehended pettway and now federal authorities have charged her with kidnapping infant carlina white, the 3-week-old who was snatched from harlem hospital in 1987. >> apparently, she had turned herself into them out in the town of connecticut. >> reporter: pettway was on the run, also wanted for breaking probation in north carolina. she disappeared after news broke her daughter, 23-year-old nedra nance, was really carlina white. pettway was spotted yesterday in bridgeport, her hometown, trying to pawn items for cash. >> she was recognized by the clerk at the time. he then made a call to us and when detectives responded to the incident location, they were able to confirm the fact it was her. >> reporter: pettway's mother, who spoke to us behind a closed door, told us she never saw her daughter give birth to nedra. >> i want my baby. she didn't have to do that to me. >> reporter: for more than two decades, the white family has suffered. that all changed last week when police say

that's just in connecticut. not counting national campaigns. so for me it is time for another season and purpose under heaven. >> holman: lieberman was al gore's democratic running mate in 2000-- the first jewish candidate on a major party's presidential ticket. but in 2008, he endorsed republican john mccain for president. in tunisia, there were more anti-government demonstrations, but this time they were mostly peaceful. protesters demanded allies of ousted president ben ali give up power. they chanted and sang nationalist songs, amid a heavy police presence. meanwhile, the new government began releasing political prisoners. it also moved to track down assets of ben ali and his family. the u.n. security council voted today to send another 2,000 peacekeepers to ivory coast bringing the total to 12,000. the u.n. has been at odds with president laurent gbagbo since he apparently lost re-election in november, but refused to step down. u.n. officials estimate more than 200 people have died in post-election violence. at least 13 civilians were kill

hartford, connecticut, 15 inches. manchester, connecticut, almost 20 inches. 22 in milford. newton, connecticut, 27 inches of snow. these are heavy amounts. new york city go 9.1 inches. some parts of long island, 14 inches of snow. and now the storm is making its way up the coast. and the same storm that caused the big problems in the southeast, now causing problems in new england. everybody across the country saying, here we go again. parts of the south are still reeling from this week's rare blast of ice and snow. alabama, georgia, louisiana, and the carolinas called a state of emergency. roads became ice rinks. thousands of homes lost power. now the system that pummeled the south joins forces with another snowstorm that raced across the midwest tuesday. together, they're combining for a classic nor'easter that's pounding the east coast. the heavy snow has ended in philadelphia, but it stretches to here in boston, where blizzard conditions are expected. two weeks ago, the east coast was hammered with as much as 32 inches of snow. airports closed, holiday travelers stuck fo

philadelphia and then on the left connecticut. all of connecticut schools are closed. most businesses closed as well. the storm has done 9 in.. in new york still looking at a foot across boston and connecticut. add to the snow and misery in massachusetts. 70,000 people have no power. >> flights delayed out of logan. we are expecting flights canceled at sfo. >> here we go again. we had the holiday season storm earlier this week it was in the south, and now we're back to the northeast. i'm at sfo. you talked about logan we've had a couple of cancellations going into boston. it can see the cancelled line here. they are cancellations coming out of the northeast. i can tell you it is quiet out here at s at all right now. we have been told delta has cancelled 800 flights today. the crazy thing as i heard there is no on the ground in 49 of the 50 states. there is problems all over the place if you're traveling today. i sound like a broken record book call your carrier. it is the cancellations and these delays will pop up all day. we're being told some new york airports may re

>> reporter: democrats are pretty confident they'll be able to capture the seat in connecticut. that's a blue seat. but they're more troubled about kent conrad's seat in north dakota. he's a moderate democrat. he's been serving there nearly 30 years and what this means is they will have to defend one more seat after already looking at twice as many seats up for reelection in 2012, and it will only take republicans capturing four of their seats for republicans to take control of the senate. >> couric: all right, nancy cordes on capitol hill tonight, nancy, thank you. now for the latest on the tragedy in tucson, federal officials have recovered surveillance video outside the safeway supermarket showing the attack that left six dead and 13 wounded including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. they say it's clear enough to tell exactly when each person was shot. meanwhile, gifford's husband said he's willing to meet the parents of the suspect jared loughner saying they are not to blame. more from ben tracy in tucson. >> reporter: for ten days, mark kelly has been by his wife's side, o

office in bridgeport, connecticut. police say she went on the run last week after the kidnapping and reunion of carlina white made national headlines. they issued a warrant for her arrest for violating her parole after her conviction in an embezzlement case. >> up to this point she had made contact with the probation officer. last face to face contact was january 6th. >> she was almost captured on saturday when a clerk at a pawnshop called the police. >> it was her. >> family told it is justice they have waited for a long time. >> to take someone's child and make that person suffer. >> she is accused of disguising herself as a nurse when she took her. shest her own baby. she grew up connecticut and she went on line and found the report of a child taken in 1987 that led to her being reunited with her biological family. pettway all but confesses and that she is truly sorry and she had several miscarriages and didn't think she could have a child of her own. >> oprah's big family secret is out. she announced she has a half

connecticut getting a historical storm.y areas already over a foot of snow, heading up to two feet. also a significant storm system coming into the pick northwest. dined of book ends. northeast and northwest getting nailed. it's been a cold air mass in place. even snow, or at least had it earlier this evening. areas that don't usually see a lot. seattle had snow for a while, now over to rain. portland around freezing. we will deal with freezing rain there. notice that pink coloring. eventually the warmer air will win out. so the longer you wait to travel out there, the better the roads will become in all area, but the high elevations getting a lot of snow. spokane getting significant snow. 48 inches by tomorrow. that's quick look tucson into phoenix, your weather is dry and clear today. well, lynn, all that bad weather's going to continue. no end in sight this week for the pacific northwest. the new focal point for the bad storms. >> all right. bill karins, thanks so much. >>> coming up, the iphone end and do you think a de

and this was by louise lopez from connecticut. four-year-old son almost completely buried by the snow. nice pictures. thanks to frances and her family and friends. you can send some in, too. if you have family and friends have them send them to us. we get to see it from afar. tahoe, may have snow headed that way also with the light rain that's coming in tomorrow for us. right now we are looking at partly cloudy sky from south beach looking to the north. over downtown san francisco. absolutely gorgeous there. let's talk about the snow cover real quick. i forgot this map. this is showing 71% of the u.s. is covered in snow and the only state without snowfall on the ground or snow coverage is florida. that does include hawaii, by the way. let's talk about temperatures. you can see we're still pretty much in the upper 40s to low 50s. same thing armed the monterey bay. our destination warmer this afternoon thanks to the pockets of sunshining and the dry air. rain tomorrow, most likely that will accumulate in the north bay and sunshine a

and this was by louise lopez from connecticut. four-year-old son almost completely buried by the snow. nice pictures. thanks to frances and her family and friends. you can send some in, too. if you have family and friends have them send them to us. we get to see it from afar. tahoe, may have snow headed that way also with the light rain that's coming in tomorrow for us. right now we are looking at partly cloudy sky from south beach looking to the north. over downtown san francisco. absolutely gorgeous there. let's talk about the snow cover real quick. i forgot this map. this is showing 71% of the u.s. is covered in snow and the only state without snowfall on the ground or snow coverage is florida. that does include hawaii, by the way. let's talk about temperatures. you can see we're still pretty much in the upper 40s to low 50s. same thing armed the monterey bay. our destination warmer this afternoon thanks to the pockets of sunshining and the dry air. rain tomorrow, most likely that will accumulate in the north bay and sunshine a

in those days, 35 years ago, connecticut's electric company, locally employed some 28,000 people in connecticutmployer in my congressional district. many in the audience that evening worked at that submarine building. without a note in front of him, gave a stemwinder that night. as each moment of his speech past, my confidence for re- election rose accordingly. until about midway through his remarks that evening. at that moment, starred announced, words i can still recall with blake -- with great clarity, if sarge shriver is elected president of the united states, we are going to stop building those damn submarines. [laughter] to this newly minted congressman, those next seconds seemed like an eternity. first of all, the crowd of pipefitters and boilermakers, laborers and small business people burst into applause. sarge's rhetorical enthusiasm so contagious, the crowd obviously missed what he had just said. they were reacting instinctively to his passion. i was completely ashen. one term in congress, and my brilliant political career was about to come to a screeching halt. sarge took one look a

white lived in connecticut under a different name. she asked for birth certificates.he wanted to get her driving license. the woman who said she was her mother did not have those documents. at that point, ms. white became suspicious about her identity. >> dna tests have proved her true identity. she is described -- has described this experience like being born again. what will happen to the woman that will be charged with kidnapping? >> what happened was that carlina white contacted the police after going on a missing child website and looking back all the way back to 1987 and new york and she found a photograph of herself as a baby. she thought, this coule bd be m. she contacted the police and they conducted dna tests. they reunited her with her biological parents. they have been in contact with the woman who allegedly abducted her 23 years ago. she will be questioned by detectives. she could face federal charges for kidnapping. it is not clear whether she has been interviewed by police at this stage. >> one week ago, the rule of ben ali suddenly ended when protests

office in bridgeport, connecticut. police say she went on the run last week after the kidnapping and reunion of carlina white made national headlines. they issued a warrant for her arrest for violating her parole after her conviction in an embezzlement case. >> up to this point she had made contact with the probation officer. last face to face contact was january 6th. >> she was almost captured on saturday when a clerk at a pawnshop called the police. >> it was her. >> family told it is justice they have waited for a long time. >> to take someone's child and make that person suffer. >> she is accused of disguising herself as a nurse when she took her. she reportedly lost her own baby. she grew up connecticut and she went on line and found the report of a child taken in 1987 that led to her being reunited with her biological family. pettway all but confesses and that she is truly sorry and she had several miscarriages and didn't think she could have a child of her own. >> oprah's big family secret is out. she announced

the snow was heaviest in massachusetts and connecticut, where upwards of two feet fell. and it had a ripple effect on flights across the country with nearly 2,000 canceled. crews in new york city were able to clear the streets quickly. a snowstorm after christmas had paralyzed the city for days. the snow wasn't enough to keep wall street down. the dow jones industrial average gained 83 points to close at 11,755. the nasdaq rose 20 points to close at 2,737. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jim. >> lehrer: the third largest city in australia-- brisbane-- was a ghost town today after scores of people fled from massive floods. the disaster has left dozens of towns in queensland state submerged. today, the brisbane river hit its peak and isn't expected to recede until tomorrow. john irvine of "independent television news" reports from the flood zone. >> reporter: for weeks, the people of brisbane have been spectators, watching on television as disaster unfolded elsewhere. but now suddenly they are experiencing the big flood firsthand. much of australia'

speaker, i yield to the gentleman from connecticut, mr.larsen, for the purpose of offering an amendment. >> i thank my friend and colleague from texas. i have an amendment to the resolution. but first, i request that there be a division of the question on the resolution so that we may have a separate vote as we traditionally do on the chapel. >> the question will be divided. the question is on agreeing to that portion of the resolution, providing for the election of the chaplain. those in favor, indicate by saying it aye. those opposed, itno. the ayes have it. the portion is agreed to. the motion we considered is laid on the table without objection. the chair recognizes the gentleman from connecticut. >> mr. speaker, and offer an amendment to the resolution offered by the gentlemen of texas. >> the clerk will report the amendment. >> amendment offered by mr. larsen of connecticut, that john lawrence of the state of new jersey be and is hereby chosen clerk of the house of representatives. that the lexus brand of the state of maryland be and

ann pettway surrendered to the fbi in stratford, connecticut, yesterday after being spotted in a pawn shop in nearby bridgeport. >> the detective responded with the follow-up to confirm, in fact, if it was her or not. they determined, based on the video that it was, in fact, her. >> pettway is suspected of kidnapping carlina white when white was just 19 days old and raising her as her own child in connecticut and the atlanta area. >>> detroit's chief of police says pandemonium erupted in a precinct headquarters when a man with a gun walked in and started shooting. the precinct is located on the city's northwest side. the shooting yesterday came without warning. >> a lone african-american male about 38 years old entered the plymouth station 6th precinct, indiscriminately began firing inside the precinct. four of our officers were wounded. >> still, police returned fire, killing the unidentified gunman. all four wounded officers are expected to recover. the gunman's motive remains a mystery. >>> another shooting yesterday, this one in washington state, and it left two people dead and tw

connecticut architect ithiel town devised and patented his ingenious town lattice truss. many of the covered bridges in new england. graton: in some ways, it's a simple truss, but in other ways, it's quite complicated. [ laughs ] it's just a lattice of timber, which, if they are assembled correctly, they are a very, very durable truss. lewandoski: a lattice truss has got a lot going for it -- it's redundant. you could probably run around one of these bridges, cutting through lattices with a chainsaw, and the bridge won't fall down, because there's multiple load paths, you might say. they were easy to build. i mean, they require careful work, but you're really just laying plank upon plank and drilling through it, over and over again. and you can make them to all sorts of lengths. they're flexy, but they're hard to kill. that's the main thing about them. they're a very appealing sort of truss. grimm: as far back as ancient rome, people knew that the arch was a great way to span a long distance. when you're building a timber bridge, the arch distributes the weight and carrie

and like a true sportsman, a great response from connecticut's coach.ng loss with humor. >> the losing stuff is getting old, man, i hate it. >> we'd say the same thing. >>> and another unlucky break today, this one for a legendary american outlaw. new mexico's governor decided against pardoning billy the kid. the state apparently promised the gun slinger a chance at freedom more than 130 years ago after he testified at a murder trial. but this morning on "good morning america," governor bill richardson said the killer outlaw did not deserve to be pardoned. exonerated. you heard it here first. >>> and now to a changing of the guard online. facebook has just overtaken google as the world's most hit internet site. more hits there than anywhere. the rise of the social networking giant shows that americans are now spending more time connecting with people on the internet and apparently less time searching on the internet. >>> when we come back tonight, you were on facebook with us all day, e-mailing us, tweeting us your suggestions for the word of the year.

in connecticut, an accident caused i-95 to be shut down both ways for hours. jackie was forced to sleep in her car. >> i've been shutting it off every ten minutes, then turning it back on. >> reporter: do you have a full tank of gas? >> i have about a third left. >> reporter: patience now running low, too. >> people are pretty much over it. pretty grouchy, pretty grumpy. >> reporter: and tonight, while many continue fighting mother nature, others have clearly surrendered. and we spoke to a travel agent tonight who told us about half the calls she was getting were people trying to rebook those canceled flights. the other half, people trying to get out of town, anywhere where there is warm weather. this might be a good time to mention, just 51 days until spring. >> yeah, who's counting though? everybody. everybody on this coast. sharyn has been out all day and so has our weather editor, sam champion, right here. sam, you were telling me that there's a caravan of storms on the way, more storms on the way. >> reporter: yeah, because we're really stuck in a pattern

our education correspondent, rehema ellis, traveled to new haven, connecticut, to talk to the authoraccepted nothing but the best from her daughters in music and academics, perfected with laser-like focus. >> there are some things my daughters were never allowed to do. attend a sleepover, have a play date, watch tv or play computer games, be in a school play, get any grade less than an a. >> what are you doing in math right now? >> reporter: but this mother, born of chinese immigrants, admits it's not easy to be the enforcer. in her controversial new book "battle hymn of the tiger mother." >> i'm the tiger mother. what the chinese parent is saying to their child is i believe in you so much that i know you can be excellent, and i'm going to be in the trenches with you for however long it takes. >> reporter: she and her husband, both yale law school professors, are raising their girls based on strict chinese values about education. mindful their methods are not the norm. the result, 14-year-old luisa and 18-year-old sophia are high achievers. >> so you're a perfect a student? >> no, i

is that like the connecticut model, for example? connecticut's doing a very nice job. and there are places around the country. and other states. i think some of the best where you used to be in new mexico. they're doing a lot of that. that's correct. and these-these models really recognize the science, that the components of a person's life don't exist in-in a vacuum, nor do the components of a system exist in a vacuum. and recovery really, and frankly prevention as well, really has to do with multiple dimensions at the same time, sustained over time. and so that's the kind of system of care approach. very good. james, i want to go back to, for you to be able to tell us, you have done such a great job of getting individuals, of providing for individuals that second chance. can you tell us about the business that you started and how it's helping individuals that are in recovery? well, the business i started is a company i started, it's called the choice is yours, inc. and that was developed from a conversation with my sponsor on the phone trying to find a name for a com

jane in woodbury, connecticut, thanks for hanging on. you are on the air. >> caller: hi, i have so many different things that i want to talk about. for one thing i'm a book reader. i want to say that i have a book club that i started long before oprah. we read classics and new books. i want to say, jenn, i think one the reasons that "kite runner" ever took off was because of book clubs and women who talks about, you know, that whole thing. >> guest: sure. >> caller: i listen to books on cd many my car, i also have an ipad where i download a book because i just can't get enough of it in the car and now i want to read it on what i call my ebook. but the other thing is i really think that a lot of people, you know, they read it in different media, if you will. there's a book with the paper. and then there's the cd in the car, and then there's my ipad where i can download classics for free. >> guest: yup. >> caller: my question to you is, though, basically two things. one is i want to stress that fact that book clubs and women talking and i

connecticut. delaware. d.c. again, if you could please push your chair in. d.c. [laughter] >> florida. georgia. guam. hawaii. i hope. -- idaho. illinois. indiana. iowa. kansas. kentucky. >> louisiana. maine. maryland. massachusetts. michigan. minnesota. mississippi. misery. -- misery. -- missouri. montana. nebraska. >> of nevada. new hampshire. >> new jersey. new mexico. new york. north carolina. >> north dakota. no. mary on us. ohio. oklahoma. >> oregon. >> pennsylvania. pr. -- puerto rico. rhode island. south carolina. south dakota. tennessee. texas. >> i have been asked, if you could sit down after us vote, that would be helpful for the individuals trying to load. -- trying to go out and get back to their seats. -- vote and get back to their seats. utah. vermont. virgin islands. >> virginia. washington. west virginia. wisconsin. and wyoming. >> are there any members of the rnc will have not exercised their opportunity to vote? any members who have not voted? please proceed with the accounting of the ballots. i declare this session to begin formally at peace. t

going through massachusetts and into connecticut.t, with 18 inches of snow so far. and where you see the pink and purple, that's who gets snow throughout the day. new york city, you're done. this is what it looks like into the northwest. there's a little more rain, working into the mix that was snow along the coastal areas today. but the mountains will pound down snow continuously today. >> all that weather was brought to you by volkswagen. george, can you imagine? that shot? linsey davis right here in new york city? >> unbelievable. that was really something. thank you, sam. >>> coming up, the man with the golden voice briefly detained by los angeles police. it's the relapse that everyone feared. we'll have the latest. t of a co, the smartest thing you could do is cut the fuel supply... ♪ ...unlock the doors, and turn on the hazard lights. or better yet, get a car that automatically does it for you. ♪ ♪ -well... -you know. i kept meaning to. it was just hard to get started. so now, i do it automatically. with bank of america's autom

. >> en connecticut una mujer murió kcongelada. >> en el noreste se ve afectado por patrones más localizados evitar un eresfriado si no evitar un ataque al corazón. >> se estrellan no llega sangre, produ produce inflamación vascular, tenemos un cuadro perfecto. >> con temperaturas bajo cero varias escuelas cancelaron las clases. también suspendieron el servicio. armando decidió que lo mejor era caldo. >> le caliente el cuerpo a uno. >> en nueva york, telemundo. >josé: más adelante, baño de sangre nen un aeropuerto de moscú, vuelven a crear el >josé: rusia dijo que castigará con mano de hierro a los que realizaron la explosión en moscú en una parte de equipaje. vanessa tiene todas los detalles. >> estas son las primeras imágenes del ataque que fueron grabadas por una cámara a fitz nada segundos después del estallido y muestran el caos y el terror que se vivió en las llegadas internacionales en el aeropuerto en moscú. el principal aeropuerto de la capital rusa y el de mayor tráfico del país. >> cientos de personas corrían entre mientras tanto los paramédicoss y cuerpos de socorro y rescatar a

looking at pictures of westport connecticut, right there. layer of fresh powder. >> yeah, i like the positive spin you put on that for all the folks who are waking up with that nice layer of fresh powder. >> it's not a ski destination but there is fresh powder out there. >> it will make for some fine sledding as you try to get to your car later to clean it off. >> welcome back, everybody. i'm chris wragge along with erica hill. coming up, a serious issue for millions of relation 147s. money and dishonesty. according to a recent poll more than half of us don't tell our partners about everything we spend money on. it's called financial infidelity and it can often be more harmful than physical cheating. we're going to look at ways to tell if it's actually happening to you and your significant other. >> and also ahead this morning, safe way for you to actually make a profit online. you see those postings all the time. make money while working from home! it's easy to do. and most of the time they're scams. we've told you about a lot of these scam

nice to hear a connecticut voice in all this. >> yes. thank you very much. i was there like 40 years. i voted for joe lieberman at his first election. but i was very disappointed. joe lieberman, he's are corporatist, he's a republican. we all know that. and i couldn't be more pleased, really, that he's leaving. i will tell you one thing. i'm not going to be mean here, but in connecticut, joe lieberman is widely hated. he really is. republicans, democrats. nobody likes him. so i think what he's probably going to do is become a lobbyist, because he's all about money. and we couldn't be thrimmed and susan bison, who i hope is going to be our new senator, i love it. thank you very much, and i love c-span. thank you. >> two opinion voices. different sides of the speckstrum and two very different -- one writes the reason we have political parties is the best way to get things done is by working together. obviously sometimes people with principals have to take an independent stand but lieberman's career taught us how importants the to do that with humility. if you'

en connecticut 71 pulgadas.62 pulgadas ha caído en esta nueva tormenta, isolda peguero está en manhattan donde hace 86 años que no se veía esto. >>> acompañada de truenos y relámpago una poderosa tormenta de nieve volvió a sumir en el caos al noreste del país. >>> los que tenemos que hacer el trabajo estamos agotados. >>> la séptima tormenta acumuló 19 pulgadas en el parque central, el doble de lo que se esperaba. >>> y regresé y encontré parqueo. y el regreso fue una odisea. >>> normalmente yo de la oficina a mi casa necesito una hora, y anoche llegue a las 12. >>> la nevada provocó varias muertes, incluyendo la de una mujer en nueva york al que le cayó un árbol. es la novena vez que cancelan en nueva york a lo que grandes y chicos le saca partido. >>> pero lo tormenta es algo poderoso que provocó accidentes. >>> isolda reportando desde hy. y no escapó ni el presidente obama que acababa de llegar a washington, y no pudo regresar a la casa blanca en helicóptero, y tuvo que hacer el viaje por carretera, y un tray

and through connecticut, some of the scott 2-ft.ear and irreal around a home that needs dialysis. he was snowed in but not able to keep house for treatment. pamela? >> violent home invasions are now behind bars. police say the suspects robbed 24 homes between lake merritt, high street, and macarthur boulevard to told street over the last six months. and in some cases, guns reported at the hands of children in the homes. and anthony bats says that are targeting immigrants. >> the key to this is that most of war victims did not speak english. and i must supply that the residents were standing up for vietnamese, chinese, and latin. the vast majority that were being terrorized. and what mayor jean quan says that people want to participate in a block by block difference. that is what happened here, a block by block, citizens king. they turned in these people, they-the citizens team-- >> and with the citizens came forward. and police believe that the same suspects might have had a neighborhood before. >> an update on a store that we've be

many businesses, offices and schools had to close and two feet of snow in connecticut. people staid inside. some areas got 2-3-inches of snow an hour. >>> there is a $2,500 reward to find who shot this sea lion. it was discovered last month, shot in the face. it is now blind and will not be able to return to the wild. >>> the department of agricultural wants school lunches to have more fruits and vegetables. 25million children are overweight or obese. officials believe serving healthier food at school will help children stay in better shape. >>> dreary and wet day today. we are in the clear, at least from the rain. we will be seeing fog overnight. rainfall totals from today. quarter of an inch in petaluma and the north bay saw the most rain and it gets less and less the more south you go. visibility is already reduced as fog is settling in with all the moisture on the ground. fog is widespread overnight. under a mile visibility at sfo. 1.5 in oakland. if you have flights out in the morning, check before you leave for the airport. widespread fog spected. reduced viabilit

and in connecticut, a five-miles of cars, stuck. washington d.c., spinning tires, buses, cars, not moving. and even abandoning their cars. huffed school closings, and many people were telling to stay home! unless they absolutely positively have to get out. and with our laws, and roof tops collapsing in-power outages. >> we have gotten a lot of snow and we are going to get more. >> that snowfall in york is a record breaker. the mayor is not happy. >> and its stock at about 4:00 a.m., the official reading in central park was 19 in. when stopped at 4:00 a.m. this is about the toys the amount that the national weather forecast expected. it--twice the amount. >> and a few of these videos. look at this car sliding down this hill, in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. cars were flying out of control. with more and more cars smashing down that hill. and amazingly, nobody was injured in any of these accidents. this next one, from you tube, and this is so making you so happy that you live in southern california. trying to get their cars completely enc

connecticut is white yet again. we had snow like this last week, earlier this week and another storm this week. the roads are white, not black. and we're getting used to seeing that in connecticut, certainly. a lot of traffic out here today. but people are taking it easy on i-84 here in southington. we've gotten used to driving in winter weather, unfortunately. another storm. we're out to show people it's not as bad as it's been. but it's still slippery out today. live in the mobile weather lab. for "good morning america." kent pierce. robin, back to you. >> drive carefully, kent. >>> 23 states affected by the storm and cold blast. for more, let's go to sam, who is in port canaveral, florida, for more. good morning, sam. >> good morning, robin. here's the headline on this storm. every major city in the northeast, philadelphia, new york, hartford, up to boston now, has exceeded their average snowfall for this season, the winter season. and we've got two months left in the season. let's show you the warnings and watch

a connecticut woman froze to death after falling in her driveway. man died when he spent the night in his car. >>> and just what cities are bearing the brunt on this latest cold snap? >> accuweather's ava dinges joins us with all the details. good morning, ava. >> good morning. we are talking about the coldest air so far this winter season. of course, it's in the northeast. it's been quite a winter. it continues onward. morning temperatures, 22 below in burlington. tying the record for them. syracuse at 12 below, breaking their record by a couple of degrees. boston, right at the zero degree mark to start off the day. if that wasn't bad enough, we have to factor in the wind of what it's going to feel like on exposed skin. taking a look at your accuweather.com real feel temps, we are talking 10 below in boston and feeling as cold as 30 below across the majority of maine. and there's not going to be a whole lot of relief as we head to the afternoon. even as we throw in sunshine, burlington barely warms up to 1 degree. boston, 12. new york city, you're

connecticut, nevada, new hampshire. an investigation to the internal documents of bank of america., julian assange found that this information with a team of 20 top people are rushing to try to figure out what information could become public. also for meshinmissing computers and possible security breach of-- >> and a look of our ritter, with fog tomorrow. and the good news is that the informafternoon to be nice. all about your forecast, coming up after the break. >> mostly sunny this afternoon a look of the golden gate. and with lingering cloud cover over the hills. overnight we are going to be seeing. chilly conditions. with wind, calm condition is and 30's bay- area wide. , sunny, mild and the cold night into tuesday. taking a look outside the stormtracker 4 radar. with cloudy conditions saddling and over the bay area of. dry air is going to be dominated with sunny skies. chilly nights, mild afternoons. and the overnight low temperatures, many 30 degrees. even 29 degrees in santa rosa. party won in napa, 31 in fairfield. and 40 degrees and santa rosa. and san jose. >> with a chil