there were over 100 of these filled in dayton, ohio. they were put on trains and moved to a facility just out of nebraska avenue. that facility is owned by the department of homeland security today. it belonged to the united states navy in the past years. like the british device, it was important to get clues in the morning. once you were able to obtain this, you could begin the process during this is basically like the british device. a giant calculating machine guessing machine that helps you with the head start and finally get, in this case, a four rotor setting. it is not easy. it took a very long time, eight to 12 hours, sometimes longer. it took a lot of very good cryptologic work. a lot of linguists, personal. by the end of the day, with some exceptions, they were able to get the four rotor settings. with that, they could do one of two things. they could send out tactical unit to destroy the pack, because they knew the location and sometimes the convoys were at sea, in those cases, they could radio the captain to help them unders

gw beats dayton 65-64 in overtime. tgif. it is friday, and it should be a great weekend in college basketball. 24th ranked georgetown wins in philadelphia with the date for villanova. the hoyas beat them in january. the only team to make them look bad all year. her georgetown win will pull the hoyas within a game of first place in the big east. >> we know that philly is going to be tough. we have got to be ready for a hard game. that is what we expect. >> we are hungry for another win. i know it will not be that big of a difference but i know we are ready, we are ready. >> it was another gorgeous day at tory pines in southern cal. our shot of the day. par 4, second shot, fifth hole. watch it stay on target. hit, roll and bang. the eagle. but he missed the cut bye one. phil mickelson wins 74-72. tiger woods withdrew. mickelson missed the cut. when was the last time that happened? >> they both love that course. >> they have both been successful there. >> that is killed. coming up, meet the man with the worst commute in america

. >>> moving on to the smith center. 24th ranked gw mosthosting dayton.l jones steps back. the three-pointer is good. we're tied at 17. just a few moments later, g.w. is up one. they pass it down low to washington. she ges o to rattle home. 11 points in the game for her. the second half you see george washington up big. jones driving to the hoop. nice kiss off the glass. she had a huge game. 18 points 18 rebounds. g.w. they go on to beat dayton 67-56. >>> excellent job of women's program there at g.w. having a great year. 20 straight wins. >> congratulations. you took a look at the seven-day forecast you will notice a steady steady stream down. low can we go? from 50 tomorrow showers in the afternoon and evening.yb w a wintry mix very late monday or early tuesday morning. to the windchills on tuesday, feeling like they're in the low 30s during the day. and then friday a high of 28. valentine's day a high of 30. >> chill. >> people going out on the valentines dates. >> bundle up time. that's the news for now. nightly news is next. we hope to see you for ne

hosting dayton. pick this up in the first half. g g. of minutes later, gw up one.or washington. in the second half more from jones. she's going to drive here. nice kiss off the glass. 18 points. 18 rebounds for jones. gw wins their 19th straight beating dayton 67-56. >>> "sport final" coming up after the news with myself diana, a lot more -- >> dean smith. yes. >> what people are saying about his passing away. >> local coaches giving their thoughts and prayers to the smith family. such a great m you exercise. you choose the salad. occasionally. but staying well... physically, financially, emotionally... is hard on your own. so cigna's got your back and your knees 24/7. cigna's there to answer your questions. or when you need some coaching. in sickness and in health, cigna's there, helping you to get well and stay well. that's having a partner, who's with you all the way. cigna. ♪ performance, is now an american thing. introducing the all new chrysler 200 america's import. ♪ >>> there was lots of star power at the staples center in l.a. for music's biggest night. bo

pike: ross mcnutt is the president of persistent surveillance systems in dayton, ohio, one of the few companies in the u.s. that does wide-area surveillance. mcnutt: probably a little easier to follow, isn't it? pike: mcnutt developed a similar system in the air force that was used in iraq and afghanistan. mcnutt: it was at the height of the i.e.d. problem, and our objective was to be able to follow the bombers from where the bomb went off back to the house that they were building the bombs and be able to use that. towards the end of the time when the system was deployed we looked at it and said "hey, there's some real law-enforcement applications to this." pike: mcnutt has tested the technology in philadelphia, baltimore and dayton where he says it provided police with useful leads on shootings, armed robberies, and narcotics cases. the l.a. county sheriff's department tested wide-area surveillance in 2012 over compton, a compact city with a high crime rate. mcnutt: we literally watched all of compton during the times that we were flying. anywhere within that whole area, we can zoom

there were over 100 of these built out of dayton, ohio. they were put on trains and moved to a facility just off nebraska avenue. that facility today is owned by the department of homeland security but in past years, it belonged to the united navy. i like the british device, it's important to get clues in the morning and once you are able to obtain those, you can obtain the process. it's like a giant calculating machine that can help you with a head start and window down and finally get before rotor settings. it's not easy. it became a very long time eight to 12 hours will stop sometimes longer. good cryptologic work, a lot of linguists and support personnel but by the end of the day, we were able to get the forerunner settings and could do one of two things. sometimes the convoys were at sea, sometimes they can radio the captains to understand where the gains it your way. it helped to re-secure the north atlantic. other historians disagree but there's consensus on one critical point, which is that it ultimately saved thousands and thousan

. >> reporter: for milk to meats, salad to cereals if it is in the grocery store it has a i dayton it. some say used by. others are marked sell by and some just have a date. but what do they mean. >> it is a good question. >> i don't want to eat something that is expired. >> reporter: the national resources defense council estimates nine out of ten americans are confuse by these dates the and as a result the average family of four throws away about $2,000 worth of still edible food every year. >> the dates are up to the manufacturers. there is no federal standard for food safety labeling for anything in the store except infant formula. >> reporter: many foods if stored properly cannulas long after labels say milk at least a week past printed date, eggs can still be good three to five weeks after we buy them and canned products last for up to five years. the grocery manufacturer's association says the dates indicate freshness but admits changes are needed. we are working to improve current code dating practices with the goal, creating a uniform global standard that will make it easier

mark dayton said he was in close contact with the safety commissioner on sunday trying to keep tabs on what they can prevent. >>> thank you, erin. the family of the slain isis hostage speaking out against the u.s. policy of refusing to pay ransom to terrorists. the white house confirmed the death of kayla mueller earlier this month. mueller's father tells nbc news the family pushed for success in the change in the u.s. policy hoping to save kayla's life. >> we understand not paying ransom but on the other hand any parents would understand you would want anything and everything done to bring your child home. we tried. we asked. they put policy in front of american citizens' lives. >> kayla's mother marsha says she believes the u.s. under estimated, in her words, how powerful isis was. >>> turkey is concerned that isis is moving closer to a key historic site in syria tomb inside syria, but long been regarded as turkish territory. the guards and remains have been moved to another site. the tomb has been moved over the last several decades. it is symbolic importance to turkey. >>> hadi esc

i was in dayton where the dayton fire department will lose a lot of money temporarily. 500 fire departments in ohio it is likely due to them but it won't be if they shut the government down. that doesn't mean that we're going to be vulnerable immediately, but it is some exaggeration perhaps, but we're simply not running, doing the things like running the government. no one knew what a government shut down was until this troud just -- crowd just aches to make their points. it's just shameful and it makes people turn against government and politics. if their intent is to succeed as a country they're failing and it is shameful. >> always a pleasure thank you. >>> joining me now to further assess the parliamentary skill is jim manley. i would like your grade for the first six weeks or so of mitch mcconnell's turn of the majority. >> not only would i give them an f, i would charge speaker boehner in i could. >> you're being unkind. >> they send a bill to the president they knew he would veto despite the fact that the record says it increases fracking speeding up the permit process in the gulf. a

. >> reporter: and yet the mall of america beefed up security and a spokesman for governor mark dayton said he was in close contact with the public safety commissioner throughout the day. >> erin mcpike, thanks. >>> turkey is worried that things are dangerous near the border with syria, it is vac evacuating soldiers guarding a tomb. 40 soldiers watching over the tomb have been evacuated along with the coffin. the tomb is inside syria. it is regarded as turkish territory. this is an important and holy site. it shows you how crazy things are out there. >> it is the first grandfather inside syria for a long time. >>> hundreds of thousands of protesters filling the streets across yemen. the yemeni president escaped house arrest imposed by the rebels last month after being forced to resign. he issued a statement saying he is still president. following his escape, the rebels kidnapped his nephew. >>> two people are dead. 15 wounded following an explosion of a pro--government protest in ukraine. the remote-controlled bomb is a suspected terrorist attack. four people belonging to a group that

gw women did not have many problems with dayton. jones, driving, hanging in the air.two of her 18 points. gw wins their 19th game in a row, 67-56. hockey, the capitals on fire right now after beating the best team in hockey, the anaheim ducks, earlier this week, back at home this afternoon against the flyers. in the first some blows, scott lawton landing quality punches. not exactly ali-frazier. second 1-0 flyers, alex ovechkin with his 33rd goal of the season. the caps were held to only 14 shots in the game. in the third, off a turnover fires the wrister and scores. 2-1 flyers. they added an empty netter and win 3-1. >> you can't get shots if you miss the net, you cannot get shots if you don't get the puck. we turned a lot of pucks over and the neutral zone. there was not enough urgency in the dressing room tonight. very disappointing. >> usa national team facing panama in a friendly. 27th minute. the corner kick, flies over the goal, into the net, goal. the ball just sails right in. usa wins 2-0./ what was that? >> a banana kick, or bender. >> and usa basketball sai

she got spun out at dayton by denny hamlin. to denny, grabs him and starts yelling at him. >> what are you doing? >> it's funny to hear them if you don't know the terms, you take them out of context. >> you're loose! >> there's a war brewing between two canadians, chad kroeger and justin bieber. chad just threw a ton of shade on a radio station. >> i think he's going to look

however, she had reported in to the office to see me that day in dayton. >> mr.t notify you that -- >> wilkins begins to cross-examine humphrey, but then all of a sudden he seems to be having a heart attack. >> excuse me. hold on a second. >> he had asked me, i believe, two questions at the time, and then he grabbed his chest, asked the judge if he could have a minute. >> your honor, excuse me for a second. i need -- i need some time. >> and then collapsed on the floor. >> officer humphrey takes his cue from the judge who clears out the courtroom. security sees to wilkins while they wait for medical assistance to arrive. >> once we got to him, it was obvious that he was faking this. his eyes were closed, but he was trying to peek out of the corners of his eyes. he was, like, trying to gain an angle and kind of look out the side. >> courtroom cameras stopped rolling while medical personnel attend to wilkins. >> i remember looking over, calling him by name. his eyes were kind of closed, squint, and you could see that he was blinking. his respirations were equal, ev

it was recently installed by dayton police to reduce crashes caused by drivers ignoring traffic signalsdriving my subaru forester and i was probably going about 35 when i approached the intersection. i looked up and i actually saw a man crossing the street, but we made eye contact and it was clear that he was going to, you know, get to the other side before i entered the intersection. >> then a pt cruiser comes out of nowhere. >> when she attempted her left-hand turn she hit the blazer, causing it to go airborne. >> the pedestrian, scott tegtmeyer, tries to get out of the way. >> everything happened in slow motion. and then things darkened. there was this kind of dark, light, dark, light experience of the tumble. the sound, it was horrible. and i just said to myself at that point, don't die, don't die, don't die. >> witnesses rush over to help. >> my leg was pinned under the car. so i asked the gentleman if they could lift the car. one gentleman said, ma'am, we can't lift this car. and then another guy in the background said, get the car. and they lifted the car and then someone helped

tonight fans storm the court in this their spectacular victory over dayton. look at redskins head coach jay gruden in the house. his son plays. overtime tied at 56. and lays it in. gw take as two-point lead. leader in o.t. under 30 seconds left. pass-around, kyle davis. knocks down the three. 13 points for him tonight. flyers up by one. 6.6 sec colonials down one. time ticking. drives -- shot blocked. joe mcdonald -- beat at the buzzer. mcdonald comes up huge for gw. 19 points an amazing finish. gw improves to 10-0 at home this season. winning it 65-64. look at fans. >> all right. >> incentive to take to the rim. one of my best attributes offensive rebounds. just in case if he did miss it. we had confidence but if he did i wanted to be in the right position. >> and excitement towards the end. what did that feel like to put that away? >> amazing. i was telling myself try and make a play. no matter try and make a play late. >> wow. >> come up for air there. asked the coach, how exciting is friday night smith center undefeated? i'm aging. he says the games are a

turner has moved back with his family in dayton, ohio but must be at every court appearance. >>> time is 4:53. closing arguments in the case of the black market website called silk road could begin today. prosecutors in new york city have rested their case against ross allbright of san francisco. prosecutors say he paid almost $.25 million. he also says he was framed and he handed over the company to people who use it to sell drugs including heroin and cocaine. allbright did not testify at his trial. >>> firefighters in san francisco are urging people to take safety precautions. two more apartment fires started in san francisco in the following days. although the causes of the fire are still under investigation, firefighters say all three could have been prevented. hay say people should never leave food on the stove, candles burning, or they should not disconnect smoke detectors. >>> more birds are being released back in the wild after being cleaned of that mystery goo found in the east bay. in all volunteers find hundreds sea birds covered in that mystery substance. 170 birds died bu

i just wrote about the scopes trial and led to many trips to dayton, tennessee. it was in tennessee. my second was on the galapagos islands that led to 17 trips to the galapagos islands when i could be with scientists working whistle i picked that in part because of 5 wanted to do hands-on research i would do it on the galapagos rather than tennessee, no offense today in. i wrote a later book about antarctica and went to the south pole and go down to all the places and in fact i came back from antarctic a because i came here from antarctic aware i was last week. it may be colder here. i am not quite sure. i didn't expect that. i thought i would warm up finally but that help inform my top picks in being able to be at mount vernon for a historian is a real street, it is like at mecca. the introduction suggests that. it puts me in mount vernon. i don't talk about any place in the book, i talked-about washington after that. it talks about my style. i try to embarrass myself in both the place and the document. i read all the documents but if you are walking around day

. >>> we told you earlier george washington is on the bubble hosting dayton tonight. final seconds. jordan cyber. apparently sign are crime is high tonight. tied it. going to overtime. washington's keith savage missed it. george washington winds by a point, 65--- wins by a point 65- 64. big win downtown tonight. high school game of the week, falls church. we got a major case of hand daping going on here, but the defense not so much. stageman's offense, mark mcduke with the finger roll, but wakefield had the man of the name, domonique pham dominating the glass. 26 points. give me that rock. warriors win 67-48. >> we started getting cut up with the crowd and played aggressive. we've been here before. we've been down before. we got to play aggressive. we come out in the 3rd quarter strong. >> when you're in your conference play, guys have scouted you, seen you, so it's not going to be an easy win. >> fun friday reached the hope stretch and we're paying tribute to the grammys with a special twist. >> are you going to sing this? >> we're calling this the wusa9 sporties. unlike the grammy

the dayton accord -- >> if the u.s. decides to arm the rebels in russia they begin a proxy war with russia a nuclear arnld armed owners -- armed nation. >> this report says no arms that require specialized knowledge from a united states or nato armed force. the way to prevent russia from blocking radio communications. anti-jamming medium range observational drones. >> but you have the commander of the rebels now calling for 100,000 new recruits. >> well russian troops, they are going to come from russia. there are almost 10,000 russian troops on the ground. >> his way of not only saber-rattling but russian soldiers should come over the border? >> that is russia's way of saying that they are going to send more troops. >> angela merkel as you saw today said that the conflict cannot be solved militarily. >> there's only one way to stop the military and that's to stop it militarily. that's what secretary kerry wants, that's what the president wants, he wants the minsk accord to be honored. just yesterday 25 rockets were fir

dayton 6:08 p.m. washington downtown 6:30 p.m. and oxen hill 6:45 p.m. moving at 23 miles per hour. they will be intense. out of here by 9:00 p.m. 6-16 bus stop temperatures. below zero wind chills all day. thursday night below zero, we might set record lows. and don't look now, this may be the coldest air in 2000 years. old report, thursday night, friday morning, okay? old record is 8. we are forecasting 5. baltimore forecasting 2. spoterns burg forecasting 4 -- spartans burg 4 casting 4 below zero. okay. future cast. 8:00 p.m. tonight. showers across 95. snow showers into southern maryland. temperatures in the teens. 6:00 a.m., single digits. gaithersburg, manassas. 9:00 p.m., 10:00 p.m. these are temperatures, 15 downtown. 1:00 a.m. 16 downtown. falls again. 5:00, 24 hours from now, back in the low teens and single digits. and by 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night, we are looking at temperatures in the single digits across the board before they fall below zero. wind chills, noon tomorrow, below zero. 6:00 p.m., 11 below in gaithersburg. friday morning, wind chills 23 degrees below freezin

. >> reporter: turner has moved back to his family in dayton ohio. the judge denied a request from his attorney and said turner must be at every court appearance. we're told the victim who is not a stanford student is recovering. she requests privacy at this time. turner is due back in court on march 30th. in palo alto, azenith smith. >>> we're in for another spare the air day tomorrow. in fact, it'll be the 23rd alert so far this winter. the bay area air quality management district is reporting elevated levels of air conditions which means no wood burning is allowed unless it is your only source of heat. wood burning is the largest source of air pollution during the winter months. >>> tracking the temperatures, it was another warm one. we're continuing warm. even though the clouds are moving in out there. when the clouds increasing by the end of the week. we're still looking at mid-60s. why? because look at where the air mass is coming from. i drew a line in. so this is the hawaiian island. almost 2,500 miles of subtropical moisture. if you ever vis

cancellations of the parching flights one coming in is also been canceled plans is led baltimore denver dayton lost biggest ones county lost angeles have all but canceled here flying out of oakland international airport a lot of people showed this morning knowing about the maintenance issues and cancellations yesterday but thought that everything had been sought only to be told when they got to the counter their flight has been cancelled at the 211 this morning who was heading for florida on business she says it was canceled. >>: actually because in so early my husband will be up last night and i checked the internet and they said it was not cancelled i came on down early and it was to identify and then notify me it was canceled the demo was berenice of leon i am on a different flight so as have to stay here for about four hours. >>jackie sissel: the faa and southwest as come to an agreement to allow five days to get those maintenance log up to speed but still we see the delay is the sea the cancellous is my suggestion is if you're flying southwest check in advance and be prepared to be cancel

i just wrote about the scopes trial and led to many trips to dayton, tennessee. it was in tennessee. my second was on the galapagos islands that led to 17 trips to the galapagos islands when i could be with scientists working whistle i picked that in part because of 5 wanted to do hands-on research i would do it on the galapagos rather than tennessee, no offense today in. i wrote a later book about antarctica and went to the south pole and go down to all the places and in fact i came back from antarctic a because i came here from antarctic aware i was last week. it may be colder here. i am not quite sure. i didn't expect that. i thought i would warm up finally but that help inform my top picks in being able to be at mount vernon for a historian is a real street, it is like at mecca. the introduction suggests that. it puts me in mount vernon. i don't talk about any place in the book, i talked-about washington after that. it talks about my style. i try to embarrass myself in both the place and the document. i read all the documents but if you are walking around day

turner has moved back with his family in dayton, ohio but must appear at every court appearance. >>>birds that were once covered in that mysterious goo in the east bay are being released back into the wild. volunteers found almost 500 birds coated in that mysterious goo last month. hundreds of them have died but hundreds more have been cleaned up and 86 have been released back into the wild. many were set free at fort baker over the weekend. there is still more than 100 birds. 132 birds at the rescue center in fairfield. more may be set free tomorrow or thursday. >>> people that are out looking for pieces of a meteor seen last weekend over the north bay you are probably out of luck. dozens of people reported seeing a really bright light over sonoma county just after 1:00 on saturday afternoon. several of them said it was similar to the meteor seen over russia two years ago. >> it was a bright light moving across the sky. firey. and enough to encourage people to think it was an airplane down. >> this map shows where people reported seeing the meteor. some thought it may have ended up

steve: and from dayton tennessee, it's the fitzgerald family! everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand-new stylish ford fusion hybrid, everybody. let's play "feud," everybody! give me jeremy. give me kristen. [theme music playing] all right, y'all, here we go. top 6 answers on the board. name something done to nuts that mr. peanut's wife might do to him for cheating on her. >> crack him. steve: crack him. ok. [ding] [cheering and applause] >> we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] hey, sarah. >> hi. steve: what do you do, darling? >> i'm in education, too. i'm a second-grade schoolteacher. so, yeah. steve: second grade? whoo. all right, let's play, sarah. >> all right. steve: name something done to nuts that mr. peanut's wife might do to him for cheating on her. >> um...i'm gonna say hide them. steve: hide them. [buzz] [audience groans]

actual temperature four pea low zero in chicago and dayton ohio. oh, to be in houston where it is 60 degrees right now. this arctic air has moved. do you see pink on our side of the country. once again it is milder in anchorage alaska then it is here with 27 degrees. we have temperatures that are approaching record territory and we have already broken the record in wilmington, delaware. we have not reached one yet in philadelphia we have a little bit of time. i don't know we may not make it. three is the new record low for wilmington delaware. it feels like 32 degrees below zero in mount pocono. these are in the wind chills to fool around with. fifteen minutes outside you already start to get symptoms of frostbite in exposed skin and not much longer with a 14-degree below zero wind chill here in philadelphia, similar wind chills throughout the area. this is why we have the advicery and this advisory continues until 11:00 a.m. well after sunset, so these dangerous wind chills will be around sunset sunrise is what i meant to say, even after the sun c

tonight they play in a conference game against dayton down at the smith center.siting seventh ranked villanova. this will be a good one. it was last month at the verizon center the hoyas knocked off the fourth ranked wildcats. fans stormed the court after the 20 poindexter win. remember that? but now with the big east standings getting crowded at the top, the hoyas know just how important this one is for their season. >> it's a conference game. we're not trying to lose two games in a row the way that the league is. i think we're in a good situation so, we're able to get a win against villanova, that would put us right back on that horse we want to be on. >> one win you go to second one lotsz, i don't know where you go. all the teams are so close. everything is so tight together. every win is very important. so we have to play well. >> got a good weekend of college hoops. tomorrow we've got louisville. they visit uva. george mason plays st. joe's. everyone talking act chris paul's comments about a female referee. paul challenging lauren holtkamp's technical foul o

after withdrawing from stanford university last week, turner apparently moved back home to dayton, ohio. his attorney asked that the former freshman not have to go to all of his court appearances in california because of the expense, but the judge denied that. he must attend every single time. prosecutors requested a protective order, which is essentially a restraining order to stay 100 yards away from the victim. the judge did grant that. two grad students happened to pass by the alleged attack january 18th outside a fraternity house. they chased after him as turner fled tackled him, and held him until police arrived. the deputy district attorney for the sex crimes unit says that this case is unique and called the two men who stopped the assault heroes. >> these types of sexual assaults happen on campuses at parties all across the country. sadly, they often go unreported or worse were not able to proceed on these cases. luckily for the victim in this case, there were two good samaritans who were at the right place at the right time and more importantly they did the right thing. and tha

we did not take minnesota, mark dayton was re-elected. but he did take the house in minnesota in new hampshire we did not take -- we took back the house in new hampshire. it's amazing what is going on. if you look at the number of states represented senate and house, we picked up a huge number of that as well. it is just amazing itch thought i'd just go through some of the economics of states if that's all right. the book, y'all got the book. but i wanted to go through with you. what i tried to do, what we tried to do in this book, was just put economics on a state level clearly and focused. and i hope i'm not going all over all of your heads today. if you have two locations, a. and b. if you raise taxes in b. and you lower them in a. produces and manufacturers and people are going to move from, to? aim going over your heads on this one? i had more fun doing this with steve and travis brown, but it's really fun -- let me just go through a couple of them and then i'll go through california. i still have a thing on for california. i lived m

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. >> dayton, ohio. december 16th, 2010.ice officer joshua campbell walks into this walgreens pharmacy following up on a reported robbery that happened just hours earlier. >> we had the tape we were going to get for evidence? >> as seen in footage, officer campbell waits patiently to collect the video from the cashier who appears to be ringing up a customer. but seconds later it's clear to the officer that this is a robbery in progress. >> as soon as i had turned around and looked at the teller and i saw her put her hands up, back up, take off running. >> officer campbell can't believe what he's seeing. the suspect seemingly oblivious to the officer standing inches away reaches over grabbing money from the register. officer campbell approaches guns drawn. he tells the suspect to get on the ground. >> he says he didn't do anything. that nothing is wrong. i'm still telling him get on the ground. >> but the suspect isn't about to give up. >> i tried grabbing his left wrist trying to sling him to the ground. he was able to duck

returning for their second day from dayton, tennessee it's the fitzgerald family.d applause] uh-oh. from columbia, south carolina, home of the big dm it's the kennedy family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here, trying to win theirself a lot of cash and the possibility of driving out of here in a brand new head-turning ford fusion hybrid. [cheering and applause] let's go, let's play "feud"! give me jeremy. give me brandon. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] guys, top 8 answers are on the board. name someone a cool teenager wouldn't want to show up at their party. [ring] jeremy. >> their grandparents. steve: their grandparents. [bell] >> their parents. steve: their parents. [bell] [cheering and applause] pass or play? they're going to play. [applause] hey, tiffany, let's go. name someone a cool teenager wouldn't want to show up at their party. >> their neighbor. steve: their neighbors. [applause] [buzzer] audience: aw! steve: latasha. >> yes, sir. steve: hi, darling. what do you do? >> i actually go to other people's jobs and tell them how to do them

handle on how we can address issues like a ferguson like cleveland and taye done and some of the-- daytoners we'll find ourselves where we are now, with our hands tied. >> and on that matter we do know the senate will consider the other body across the road loretta leverageynch, she had a clean way to go through but she is still being held to things like immigration and property seizures. do you expect from the outside looking in because it is the senate that she will sail through when her nomination comes forward? >> i believe her nomination will pass because i think there are enough people in the senate who understand her qualifications and her real temperament to be the attorney general of the united states. i do believe she will pass. i just hope it is sooner rather than later. >> congressman marsha fudge. >> can i say before i go. you are the best. you a constant professional and a gifted journalist and great person. god bless. >> and i would say the same before you. you are an outstanding person and it is great in getting to know you. thank you, congresswoman, i appreciate it. >>> a

i have to fly to dayton, ohio often but a i have family here.0 to fly on that trip. but it's only a 300-mile flight. so, in those cases, you might win out. but among the majority of travelers who really have been used to gaining mile, they're probably not going to be as lucky with this new program because it's based on dollars spent. >> well, a whole new world. financial world, thank you very much. >> just a quick tip neil for people to know. when you're a travel who looks to stockpile rewards look at airline credit cards. all the major airlines offer them and it's a great way for people to get reward points but a not only do you get bonus miles through purchases they give you a lot of other things like priority access and boarding free checked baggage. not that i want to pitch a credit card but that's one program the airlines are loyal to developing further. so that's a good tip for consumers outside of just if you have miles programs you have been9:" w trying to hang on to them for some big ticket to australia, my advice would be to spend them

guys you can always stay up to dayton all things weather by texting cbs philly weather to 84816 and thatl sign you up for eyewitness weather text alerts. >> that sound horrible. stuck in the freezer. >> wow. >> not fun for anyone. >> good morning, everyone i can't get over that. good morning. traveling this rush hour the the road are giving you the cold shoulder. traveling on i-95, i know heading out of the northeast down through vine street expressway. we have a incident now, this vehicle being towed out of the way. incident occurred on the north bound side of i-95, and it is off in the median here and finally being towed out of the way. southbound i-95 gaper delay on top of rush hour. it is slow out of the area of farrah northeast philadelphia and then take a look around cottman flowing here around the bend been and vine street expressway. you are in for the licensing hall on i-95. this is only building. it is only 6:14. if you are traveling in lawyers for we have an accident at second avenue and trying to avoid that if you can. we have a another just overturn tractor trailer accident

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host: chad in dayton, ohio. caller: thank you for having me on the show. thank you for your service to this country. i am a republican and you are one of the very few democrats i am willing to vote for because i believe that you are willing to work with both sides and you have proven that with your record working with dragon -- ronald reagan. my question is: how do you plan on dealing with isis since they are going to be more of an issue and just airstrikes isn't going to cut it? host: thank you, chad. guest: when it comes to that part of the world, we have to clearly define our national security interest and i have said for many years, we do not benefit from becoming an occupying power in that part of the world. i am going to go back to the initial invasion of iraq, but i'm going to get to the question about isis. before the invasion of iraq, i wrote a question saying this -- an article for the washington post saying this would be a strategic blunder, it would empower iran and china long-term and you can see china is one of the major beneficiaries of all

i think these peace deals you know, sometimes you have a momentum behind you, and we had that at daytonnd sometimes you don't. so, you know, it's tough to. let me also say to you what i said to a palestinian journalist who, essentially, answered -- or asked the same questionment i told this palestinian journalist, i said, you know, look, she was going on and on about how she didn't like israel. i told her i know you don't like israel, and i e know you can get a lot of sympathy for that view, but that sympathy is not going to help you. you need to take the platform that you have of this palestinian authority take the platform that you have and make the best of that platform. start worrying about how you can attract businesses to that platform. start making sure that you have a police force that can keep public order in that place and begin to if you want a state start acting like a state. acting as a state doesn't mean getting someone killed or getting into some spat with israelis, someone gets killed and then calling, you know cnn or someone to come and record you know, the tragedy that

i first started out as a small city water manager in my hometown of dayton mississippi which has about 1,000 homes. i then worked for the mississippi water association as a circuit rider for ten years. in this capacity i visited every one of the delta approximately 500 small communities to help them with their water and sewer problems. currently i'm working for about two dozen small delta communities assisting them with their water and sewage utilities. i'm honored to be accompanied here by the mayor of one of the small towns from mississippi. the town has a population of approximately 1,200 persons. the mayor challenges are compounded by the fact that as a small-town mayor he has a full-time job as a truck driver and has to handle much of the city's issues on his free time. his community has little professional staff because they simply can't afford it. the wastewater system is failing because of its age and inability to meet its current treatment. the cost to update the sewer system to be compliant with approximately $2 million. the drinking water system needs an additional $1 millio

week as we go toward record lows for so many folks but a pretty sunset in new jersey and in nevada daytonom cleveland, 9 below friday morning, these are actual air temperatures. we're not talking windchill, orlando could do it. 30 on friday morning, new york city 4 and 3 for friday and saturday morning respectively. ah it's so cold. i don't know what else to say >> p partly cloudy ski, clououds thicickeni u snowhowe expected this afternoon an eving. a winter weatherdvisory >> vanessa from long island says she's freezing but she wanted to be on "gma." give me a high-five. you got coffee in your hand. all right, vanessa. >> okay thanks ginger. >>> time to check in with t.j. holmes. he is on the road with our game show on the go. traveling oscar quiz show all part of our countdown to oscar sunday. t.j., tell us where you are. >> hey there. good morning to you, george. my backdrop for the "gma" show is the highway theater only playing one movie and this town only cares about one actor. i'm in jenkinville, but they have produced one of five best actor nominees. the movie mobile hit the road fi

tomorrow, the wind will damage -- >> okay we have michele from dayton has a question. >> brandon want> turn about? >> must be a dance or something. >> good luck. >> we'll our "heat index." kristen bell taking a strong stand on vaccines. the mother of two under 2 says she won't let friends hold her brand-new baby unless they're up to date on their shots. abbie boudreau has the story. >> that's the beauty of blackmail. >> reporter: actress and mother of two kristen bell not holding back. >> i don't want to leave money on table. >> reporter: the "house of lies" actor telling "the hollywood reporter" she won't allow her un unvaccinated friends near her babies. she gave birth to "daily show" in september and said after the birth of her first daughter we said to friends you have to get a whooping could have vaccination if you are going to hold our baby. >> the whooping cough epidemic was on the rise and wasn't interested in taking any chances. >> reporter: the star adding she and her husband -- shepard plan to do the same thing with their newborn baby telling the magazine it's a very simple

pretty sunset in new jersey and in nevada dayton, nevada also beautiful skies.tures. we're not talking wind chill. orlando 30 friday morning, new york city four and three for friday and saturday morning respectively. so cold. [cheers and applause] >> i don't know why it's so cold. let's get a check closer to home. >> all right gin cherry. cold around here, too. nothing showing on storm tracker 6 live double scan. temperatures in the teens and single digits. 32 is today's high and this evening we'll have some snow showers with small accumulations. then comes the arctic air. highs in the teens thursday and friday. be on "gma." give me a high-five. you got coffee in your hand. all right, vanessa. >> okay thanks ginger. >>> time to check in with t.j. holmes. he is on the road with our game show on the go. traveling oscar quiz show all part of our countdown to oscar sunday. t.j., tell us where you are. >> hey there. good morning to you, george. my backdrop for the "gma" show is the highway theater only playing one movie and this town only cares about one actor. i'm i

until oscar sunday and we are four to six degrees >> okay, we have michele from dayton here.t? >> must be a dance or something. >> good luck. >> we'll see what he's going to say. >> we'll kick off our "heat index" now. kristen bell taking a strong stand on vaccines. the mother of two kids under 2 says she won't let friends hold her new baby unless they're up to date on their shots. abc's abbie boudreau has the story. >> that's the beauty of blackmail. >> reporter: actress and mother of two, kristen bell not holding back about her pro-vaccine beliefs. >> i just don't want to leave moaning on the table because you can't get past it. >> reporter: the "house of lies" actor telling "the hollywood reporter" she won't allow her unvaccinated friends near her babies. bell who gave birth to daughter delta in december telling the magazine over the weekend that after the birth of her first daughter "we simply said to friends you have to get a whooping cough vaccination if you are going to hold our baby." >> the whooping cough epidemic was on the rise and wasn't interested in taking any c

i understand the precedent of the sue dayton land and if there had been force in 1939 we might have avoid it had catastrophe of world war ii. on the other hand i also ubs the precedent of the guns of august and stumbling into a catastrophic world war and we're playing chess with a russian here. if you play chess with a russian you had better think two and three moves ahead. and my concern is a russia has an historic paranoia. and b putin probably wouldn't mind a manageable little war in ukraine right now to take people's minds off the domestic problems. margaret thatcher's approval rating the day before the faulken's war. i suspect putin may not know those numbers but he knows the phenomenon. persuade me that the escalation by arming the ukrainians would not lead to a matching escalation and in fact an increase. we don't live in a static world. we can't assume that we arm the ukrainians, putin says, oh, this is tough. i'm going home. he's not responsive to bodies in bags or tightening sanctions. give me your thoughts. >> well, a couple of things. and i know my colleague will want to speak

. >> host: poll, dayton, ohio, independent line comment yes hi. listen, i have a comment about how we can solve this problem once and for all. the oil industry, a gas and oil industry is obsolete. we don't need gas and oil anymore, okay? gasoline engines have been obsolete for six years but every time we should oil like the valdez, you know that leaks. we transported, now we have this train derailment. if we do pipeline is going to leak underground, okay? we need to concentrate not going to mars but solar power and electric power. >> host: poll, thank you very much. bob deans of the natural resources defense council. >> guest: poll, excellent point. number one, we're making huge progress in improving our miles per gallon under an agreement that was reached between automakers themselves and the obama administration. we are going to be almost doubling our gas mileage by 2025 to 54.5 miles per gallon. that's real progress. we saw star in "the new york times" today saying that in kansas city the utility there is plenty by 1000 electric charging statio

i read all the documents but if you are walking around dayton tennessee in the courtroom, staying in the room john scopes lived in, if you are in the place where william jennings bryan lived, if you are there, at mount vernon you can't learn things you can never get out of the documents, it deepens your understanding it is not just mount vernon there are other places, i read about the newburg conspiracy, and it was very important in american history, it covers the liberation of new york city, came down from living for a long time in the valley, the hudson valley where he was in camp the encampment so i was at the encampment, you walk a ground and learn more about it but you understand the writing and i try to have that reflected in my work. in that sense i view myself as a historian. i don't write historical fiction but i am inspired by historical fiction and love to read historical fiction. and james mcpherson catches it in the battle cry of freedom. is a wonderful book. ft can't trust everything in it as fact but it does give you the sense of the place. .. >> i try to use a lot of