from dc mayor vincent gray. >>i'm very sorry. >> he tells us what happened during his 2010 campaign. >> do you accept responsibility for those things? >> the mayor ran a campaign that embarrassed our city. >> people want the mayor to be listening and focused on their issues. >> and who will keep their jobs if he's reelected. >>> i'm derek mcginty. >> and for the first time apologizing and accepting responsibility for his campaign defeating mayor fenty. >> and mayor gray goes further than ever before talking about the campaign that ended in four of his top staffers waiting for their prison sentences. >> four dc council members are seeking to replace gray as the party, a mayoral nominee in the april 1st primary. did you ever reveal if he's talking to federal prosecutors? >> both of you know this. let's face it. some of those candidates were hoping and wishing mayor gray will be forced to sit out a mayoral election bid. after more than a three-year investigation, campaign staffers have been charged. mayor gray has

there's actually a ferrari dealer in washington, dc. you can go on the web site a it's ferrari rarery wbc and they have a car in front over the national capitol building. we did a special in fox news on n january, "boom town." and we actually intent interviews a sales man at ferrari of washington, dc, and complained to us that car sales were great, but they were in trouble with ferrari of north america as compared to the ferrari dealership in south beach, miami, and the other in hollywood. we asked, why, if sales are so great, why are you having such a problem with fer ferrari of north america. and he said the problem is in california and miami, the ferrari dealership, people come in and finance their cars and that's good for business in d.c. they pay cash. think about that. that's an absolutely true story. what's troubling is that this is the seat of government and the welfare is developed in washington, dces not the same wealth developed elsewhere in the country inch silicon valley you have people like steve jobs and they made their m

. -- 20 degrees mark in dc. coming up from the seven-day forecast, the snow totals from last night and the >>> a giant mural of the pope painted like a religious version of superman has appeared on a wall near the vatican. as alfonso van marsh reports, to many it symbolizes the pope's never ending battle to eliminate corruption and bring the church together. >> reporter: just a few streets from where pope francis greets the faithful at the vatican, one artist shows him as the caped crusader. italians are calling him the super pope. this man says they're depicting him as a hero. it is beautiful. pope francis is likened to superman with his cape fluttering and his rosary swinging around his neck. the pontiff's right arm leads the way. his head clinched in classic superman style. the artwork shows the pope holding a briefcase emboldened with the words that are spanish for values. and his love of soccer, a red and blue scarf, in the colors of his favorite team, it hangs from the case. the vatican seems to approve an

we ended this day in washington dc was leveled by aliens. but new reports as easy as endangered by a different kind of gets close to the story coming up later a fan. it's friday january seventeen five pm et washington dc and dreary and boring watching artsy america today president obama outlined the reforms to nsa surveillance that he supported following a review from a white house appointed panel that gained forty six in the stands when he is founder and silliness on st and that is clear the president would not be speaking today or not we're snowed in and was a large forehead. the debate around edwards noted that the american intelligence to the about six months ago. if any seo wide range of praise and scrutiny for his actions to be here at when refer to have the whistleblower. while i can say yes but americans and expecially troops and danger when the intelligence committee is widely seen as an enemy to america. a pentagon official who is a former special forces officer told by spd i do not take pleasure and taking another human being like

there are no electronic displays or fight control computers on a dc-9. , butarewell to the dc-9 it'sineage lives on a bit. the next time you step aboard a boeing 717, know that both airplanes were derived from the dc-9. it is a plane with a legacy. to justhigh in the sky plain high. bloomberg it's an inside look at a new business of recreational pot in colorado. the winter olympics, they are only weeks away, but china is looking to 2022. sports coming up later in this hour. ♪ >> innovating on a high. recreational use of marijuana became legal in colorado. as the market opens up, people are being creative. trish regan explains. is a new twist on an old hide. it is packing a heated punch. >> it is clean. >> he uses a blowtorch to get a super concentrated hit of thc. seelong the sides, you will -- >> a joint is made up of flowers 20% has anywhere from 13 to thc. the extract that we have today is around 90%. it is great. same drug, just made more potent through chemical engineering. it is a concentrate of cannabis. are wrist with a solvent in a lab. winston -- rinsed with a solvent in a

dc mayor vincent gray joins the men's choir for the ceremony. the president and ceo of the memorial foundation was also scheduled to speak at event. the mayor went to the west education campus in northwest dc to take part in a service project with former bullets and caps players and some fans. they painted murals, organized the lie prayer, and painted some new benches while they were there. we'll have more on these events and all the events across the area coming up tonight at 5:00. >>> the olympics, they are designed to bring it nation's together through sports. but as the winter games in sochi draw closer, we are starting to see more and more distance instead between the united states and russia. and that is causing some serious concerns when it comes to security. danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: the olympic torch is making its first appearance in southern russia. the flame entering the city of volgograd where terrorists attacked with twin suicide bombings last month. in an internet video, an islamic group from southern russia claime

mary has the story from washington, dc. >>> much of the united states is resembling the north pole, a dangerous arctic blast crippling the country, plunging temperatures to record-breaking lets. >> not doing any good. >> what is the worst part of the cold this morning? >> the wind is very, very bad. >> it hurts your face. >> i cannot talk right now. >> it is called a polar vortex a whirlpool of frigid arctic air bringing freezing temperatures to every state but hawaii creating a frozen nightmare for travelers, stranding commuters on the road, airports, and on the tracks. a chicago family trapped in their car for more than 15 hours. >> i told my husband, the next trip we take, we will be flying. >> air travel is no better. jetblue on monday canceled all flights at four major east coast hubs. some have resumed. >> there are so many in the same boat no point getting angry. >> 500 amtrak passengers stranded outside of chicago, trapped by blowing, drifting snow. some amazing polar portraits of the winter snow, lake michigan is steaming cold, the water far warmer than the freezing air. a wa

. >> delta flew the first dc-9.t was back in december 1965. 45 years later, it is retiring the beloved but outdated model. it was a revolution when it was unveiled. it was fast, comfortable, and functional. it was able to take off and land on short runways at regional airports. none of that matters now. the dc-9 burns too much fuel. they are also noisy. throughout the 1960's, the dc-9 was modified with the last one built in 1982. pilots have said that the plane was a joy to fly, but it made you earn your pay. there are no electronic displays or fight control computers on a dc-9. say farewell to the dc-9, but it's lineage lives on a bit. the next time you step aboard a boeing 717, know that both airplanes were derived from the dc-9. it is a plane with a legacy. >> from high in the sky to just plain high. bloomberg it's an inside look at a new business of recreational pot in colorado. the winter olympics, they are only weeks away, but china is looking to 2022. sports coming up later in this hour. ♪ >> innovating on a

the arctic blast is coming back to the dc metro area.the first alert 7 day, there's a slight chance for snow showers on thursday. 26 degrees on thursday and friday, and then back to the 30s next weekend, but it stays cold in that first alert 7 day. it's time again for a lock at traffic. here's monica. >> in the baltimore area on the eastbound side of i-70 at route 40 split. there's an overturned tractor- trailer and on the eastbound side, follow police direction. on the south side, overnight, a double fatal crash. oxen hill road is closed between the national harbor and route 210. if you're one of those that comes up on route 210, you'll be fine. that remains open. but begun, oxen hill road is closed between those two areas. beware of that. that investigation has been going on since the 2:00 hour. let's take a live look outside. first of all, here's what it looks like on 270. shady goad road. a live look at the beltway. hov restrictions are lifted with the exception of route 50 over in prince george's county. you are good to go as you ca

in dc, we want clippers to pass south. by 4:00, notice snow showers east and in the mountains, a quiet night tonight, temperatures will not get back to where they were this morning, and some were below zero. dulles got to 2 below. tomorrow, quiet, and look how the next feature starts to come on saturday, saturday morning, west of the appalachia indians, the snow will be flying, and midday, some snow showers coming across northern sections, and going good in the mountains. looking at the forecast, today, 26, 27, with the flurries, not too much warmer than now. 11 in town, 2-5 southwest, tomorrow, 23. saturday, flurries and snow showers, milder though, we should be in the low to mid-30s, back to 32 sunny, and more cold air next week. we have temperatures by tuesday, may once again be stuck in the teens. we haven't had a winter like this in a long time. it's thursday, and that means pet line. we have a big puppy. >> a big one. >> he's two years old. he was's available for adoption, and we're having a promotion this weekend in

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cities like washington, dc, new york, and boston will not get above freezing for days. the bitter temperatures will not clear out until next week. this is the second time this winter the federal government has shut down for weather. the first time was if december it only rained. year, it was 60 degrees in washington. the snow is already coming down and so far, this storm looks to be legitimate. >>> it turns out the massive data breach at target could have been prevent through a program the retailer dropped. the "wall street journal" reports that the current c.e.o. helped pull the plug on a pilot program to embed senator -- embed smart chips in the card worrying it would slow check out and upette the customers. the recent less of 70 million target customers' information will enforce the banks to invest in the chip technology which is popular in europe and canada. >> overseas, a woman could be a suicide bomber and may already be inside the ring of security surrounding the olympics. hotel employees in sochi cold abc they received wanted posters and descriptions of the blac

right now the association of farmworker opportunity out of washington, dc is still quoting a 60% drop out rate nationally for migrant students. >> i'm one of the lucky ones that i actually convinced my parents that i don't want to get out of school, but there are cases where others have to get out and missing their education, have to stay behind, so many grade levels. missing out on credits and classes. >> alejandra flores is doing well in school. she began working in the cotton fields at age 10. >> from what i've seen, there's no rules. i've seen people younger than me work in the fields, and there's no one there to stop them and tell them, "you know what, you're not supposed to be here, you're supposed to be at school. the people that hire you to do the job, the employers ask, "is she 12 is she 13," they just want their job done, and fast. on a commercial onion farm in texas we found gabriella, age nine. she is not a legal age to work. but nobody here was checking. >> so what grade are you in at school? >> second grade. the us is one of only three countries that have not ratified th

the snow is in some places already, but it will be in the dc area later. howard is back and will tell us about that. >> she's andrea roane and i'm mike hydeck. howard has flakes falling in far western maryland. >> western maryland, west virginia seeing the snow. going to be here toward mid- morning. by lunchtime we'll all be seeing snow. if you have to run out to the store, might need more toilet paper, you'll be able to get out there, you know, the whole craze about, that bread, pancake mix, exactly. >> chocolate chips to put in the pancake mix. and whipped cream. >> 10, 11, you should be home by then. that's when things will start to get tough to get around. let's show you what's happening with the storm itself. it's out toward the west. upper level illinois and upper kentucky. snow increasing in west virginia. you see in southern maryland. snow getting closer and closer to hagerstown now. the leading edge of this may not be roaching the ground, and we know in allegany county, we have snow on the ground. north and west, i think we'll get 6 to 9. maybe 10

i have the 6 to 9 from dc north with the plus sign. there are going to be spots in the mountains hoar, north and west, that do get to 10. what we're dealing with is fluffy snow, it's going to be tough to measure because of the blowing around with the winds, gusting to 25 or so. and teens and low 20s here. we'll still relatively mild at 38 in washington, with fairfax and reston at 34. no problems outside outside , temperature currently 38. dew point's 27 and it feels like 34 degrees. and big picture, i want to show you, here's the snowstorm gathering toward indianapolis. snowfall rates in chicago earlier this evening and last night, 2-inch an hour category. red alert today for the snowstorm. 29 but temperatures dropping. 10 tonight, windchills tonight, -10 to -20. the snow will be over about 10, 11, 12:00. quite cold to flurries on thursday at 22. milder saturday, 35, more flurries and snow showers sunday and monday. ome back win here's monika samtani with time saver traffic. >> and thank you for bringing it all back with you. we're pre

a foot in new england from washington, dc, up to boston. want to call ahead on any flights. shot neces is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. here's a okay.ht, even a warrior can get sick. kaiser permanente reminds you to get your flu shot this season. >>> good morning, america. breaking at this hour, winter storm warning up and down the east coast. predictions for up to a foot in big cities like philadelphia and new york. the federal government already closed and that massive polar plunge taking hold across the midwest. >>> new overnight, that urgent search for possible female suicide bombers grows to three. one believed to be hiding in the shadows of the olympic games as the pentagon makes plans to protect u.s. athletes. brian ross here with developing details. >>> don't you ever talk about me! >> trash talk tirade, seahawks star richard sherman talks about his e

you are a gun owner living in dc which is a real minority. >> yeah. yeah. all right.nd you wrote the book to talk about just how difficult it was to go through the whole process. what is your reaction to the new law? >> i am outraged by it? this is the first time in american history those of us who are law- a boyding and registered our guns have to go back to the police department finger print and pay 48 in frees. it is a gun tax. just like any bill of rights and it is outrageous. and this is going to be in court. dick heller who got the overturn in the supreme court and original ban is appealing this one as well. it is not fair. criminals are getting guns on the streets and not reg uft aring them. why do the law- abiding people have to go to the police station and pay a fine. >> if people in dc were finger printed and pay a fee in order to blog. because they might bully someone because they could cause somebody to do suicide. >> governor. we have to be concerned about safety. emily, i agree and i am an attorney and i respect the right to bear arms in this country. bu

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i want to give a shout out to faye who's our equity person and serving on the ac/dc board. we've provided over half a bloiltdz for the affordable housing in the bay area. we believe that economic inclusion is an important part of the diverse community. we do business by supporting affordable housing developers and after participating in the be financing of those fields. it takes a tremendous amount of teamwork and pool of resources to make this happen. i do want to highlight the city of san francisco's contribution to this deal. it wasn't the biggest dollars it was the first money in. once that money is committed to a deal it can be lifrjd to private and public sources. i comprehend the city for investing in our community through affordable housing and i hope they will continue their work. reverend fong and michael your respected team at urban core at ac/dc thank you for involving us it's a beautiful project >> thank you rebecca. our goal is to cut the ribbon with the mayor at 12:30. i'm carmen i'm the accessory wanted to be here to honor you. we're talking about one hundre

i do wonder, what other jurisdictions are doing, and my experience in dc having lived in dc is that their escalators were a lot more relyible than those in the bay area, i don't know if there is something else that they are doing. and i am surprised that your maintenance plan is your service agreement would come. >> i will let scott add to it. this is the process that we have had for maintenance of the escalators since they were originally installed in 1972. you are did ask the question of whether or not we did anything different and we actually did this round with the contracts the maintenance contracts are actually up kind of in the early spring of this year. and what we did was when the five new escalators went into operation, we actually tested them because we knew that this maintenance contract would be happening. we actually held the main nens contract to actually test them in service and figure out what components would work and which once would make sure that it was actually that work and those failures were all considered as part of the maintenance contract. we also did as part o

windy and much colder. 30 by 5:00 p.m. 12 tonight in dc. single digits, wind chill - 15.tomorrow sun and his atlanticer clouds south and east. 19 degrees a bitterly cold day. a slight chance of a little bit of snow south and east of us in the morning. on thursday the sun returns, 5. friday a couple of rainshowers or snow showers, 45 milder saturday and back to 43 ask a little unsettled on sunday. we are going to be righ before copd... i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...fish on! [ female announcer ] symbicort is for copd including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems.

best chances are going to be north and west of dc. in dc, we may give a little bit. critical times from 4:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. perhaps a little bit later, far north and west of town. everything's going to change over to showers later in the morning, and there will be showers through the afternoon and into the night, and looks like a much warmer regime moves in for saturday. i'll be back with your full 7- day forecast in a few minutes. >>> thank you. today's other big story, new jersey governor chris christie speaking out about the scandal speaking out about the scandal that could derail his [poof!] [beep] [clicks mouse] nice office. how you doing? good. automatic discounts the moment you sign up. >>> north carolina governor chris christie has -- new jersey governor chris christie says he's embarrassed and humiliated by his staff after allegations they may have closed lanes on one of the busiest bridge as political retribution and fired his deputy chief of staff. a new jersey state senator is calling for a federal investigation. ko im has more. >> and i come out here

when it involves trying something new one whenever we opened some here in miami miami area here in dc new york new jersey. the first people that opened the door for us. i went to the israelis and the jewish community. but the real challenges of the cbd but the message. watch for the adopt a little essay is that once people try them out they almost always come back into the feedback we're getting from customers has been overwhelmingly positive he later i was in israel i love coffee and got a work meeting and was so excited when i feel. i find to be like the smell of wet the bed in a bitter taste to it and love of the horror. like a bird as he surged. if this does not happen. i think this is very. a real mess as they pay special attention to their coffee process importing coffee beans from all over the world and roasting them in israel creating the number of unique plants with a rich full flavor it's a realm of plans to continue their push for the next opening will be in miami and developers say that they're planning for additional storage in the dc area to open in the future he's that

. >>> now city leaders here in dc are very worried about the people who live on the streets. so now there are several overflow shelters and emergency warming centers open as we speak. and if you know someone who edto get warm, you can call the hypothermia shelter hot line. 1-800-535-7252. and he had can get some help. -- and they can get some help. >>> police are investigating an apparent murder suicide in aldi, virginia. sheriff's deputies were called to a town hall on eloquent square near braddock and belmont ridge road. two adults shot to death and a third quarter adult was wounded inside. that person was taken to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. two juveniles in the home at the time were not hurt. investigators are treating this as a murder suicide and they say there is no immediate danger to the community. >>> the trial for two day care center workers scheduled to start today. sara jordan and sierra springs are each charged with child cruelty plus assault and battery. and according to the court document, the two seem to enjoy abusing youngsters that were

as of the first case was out of washington dc. the lead plaintiff initially denominated parker versus the district of columbia. shelley parker, a community activist and a black woman, she was laboring under what was really the most stringent jacobian gun-control measure in the country. washington dc said handguns are banned. other sorts of guns were grandfathered. because even if you have one you have to keep it in your house disassembled, they said. so no practical armed self-defense and washington dc. shelley parker was represented by lawyers who were instrumental and she argued that i am under siege. i am an activist who has been threatened basically by young men that she described as the others. she was afraid of them and they came after her in a variety of instances. she had a little gate and fence area trying to keep her house safe. they drove a car through trying to get away. she said i'm looking for a tool that will help me survive and maybe prevail during that time before this and that was essentially her claim, plus to t

kennedy and newark and washington, dc. >> good news, not a "spare the air" day.ortunately, it will be dry and probably our ninth consecutive day with record high temperatures. the latest numbers are in the seven-day forecast. >> it is quiet. we have extra traffic which is different from yesterday but we have a report of a fire bun -- burning off of 680 in fremont. >> a colorado skier who ignored all the warning signs of a dangerous avalanche was in a potentially deadly situation. this video from a camera mounted on the helmet captured each moment before, during and through an avalanche. he watched as the snow opened up into a full-blown avalanche. he escaped unharmed and says he learned an important lesson about heeding the warnings. >> 5:26. the morning news continues at 5:30 with the top stories. >> including more on the police shooting in east oakland that injured one person and what we just learned of the investigation. >> developing overnight flames chase a dozen people out of their south bay apartment complex and what made this i just served my mother-in-la

my day in january he liked me and here in washington dc. i'm reservoir and you're watching rte the fall out from the everett second revelation is contained units at most some of the most significant changes could first be happening in the states and california state lawmakers have introduced a bill that would ban state agencies from working with the national security agency. the bill aims to prevent the nsa from signing on californians you would do this by denying nsa facility is in the state access to basic utilities like electricity and water the bill also bans officials and agencies from cooperating with the nsa. those that violate the rules would be slapped that same chance at a press release senator. hadley you who introduced the bill sets of state funded resources should not be going toward eating the nsa or any other federal agency from indiscriminate spying on its own citizens and gathered electronic men electronic or manage data that violates the fourth amendment. from our end of the other takes a firm stance against the fads a spo

>> well, this is part of that tradition. >> dc this diminishing the tradition? and is this just the tradition of eminent self-defense or doesn't have space even if it's something that people find highly disagreeable. does it have an aggressive or political self-defense in this? >> what i talk about in the radical sense is clearly an important thing. one of the things that can happen here if you can use it as a way of trying to capture different aspects of the phenomenon and then it kind of takes on its own weight of its own inertia. i don't need to say that the efforts and advocacy is not a part of the story. it is clearly part of a significant catalyst that causes a significant change in this mainstream attitude of firearms ownership and use. and in this normative question, can we embrace the radicals in the radical attack in some way, and that, when i tried to do in the book is a biscuit have it. you let people make up their own minds about this. >> host: dc part of the tradition as well or do you see it is harming a? >> guest: that has always been a part of t

washington dc police will not tell us what he is accused of stealing. months after a fairfax county man was shot and killed by police during a standoff, novartis on the investigation into what happened. into the investigation of what happened. >> they been trying for months to get information on why he was shot during the standoff. his best friend is speaking about about the lack of progress in the investigation. jeff lived there for 25 years and had plans to go golfing with him on the day the stan of happened august 29. he and his wife had been having problems. she said she was leaving him. he got angry. that led to the standoff. he acknowledged to police that he had been drinking and that he did have a gun in the home but not on him. at one point, they shot him and he died inside the home. understand why the feds cannot get answers to one happened, to what was said, to why this officer did what he did. >> fairfax county police spokespersons are saying that it would be inappropriate for our agency to comment or answer specific questions pertaining to t

the dc firearms law passed in 2008 requires owners to reregister every three years. >>> when we come back, why were the graves of dozens of veterans disturbed in a local cemetery? >> flowing snow, windchills in the single digits. look at this. midday temperatures are in the upper teens and low 20s with the windchills in the singling digits. we will come back to let you know when this cold is leaving and when the next set of cold will get here. you >> illegal dumping and other abuses in cheltenham cemetery. at least 56 graves were destroyed by workers using heavy equipment which got stuck in the mud. on thursday, prince george's inspector looked into what they found and scott broom reports is again promising to protect the dignity of veterans and their families at this troubled cemetery. >> reporter: a spokesman for maryland's department of veteran's affairs is looking into allegations brought to life by wusa9 and a whistle blower and that any problems will be corrected. at the cheltenham veteran military cemetery, a whistle blower tells me how things are handled. open pits in a maint

. >> reporter: even though moles of the roads here in dc were treated and plowed overnight, there were system some slick spots, and this driver here honor the 2800 block ever 4th 4th slammed into that utility pole, and downing some power lines. fortunately, the driver is it okay, buff he wasn't the only person behind the wheel who underestimated of the -- the roads. i have saw two fender-benders yesterday. >> reporter: plows continued to clean up the slushy streets, and treating them for better traction. sheila says the secret to snow driving? take it easy. >> you have to be careful if you're not tooled to it. >> reporter: 14068ing sure -- shoveling was manageable, the cold created a thin layer of ice underneath. >> it's not as unpleasant as the wet, heavily -- heavy snow. >> reporter: take a pretty ride down rock creek park, clear roads, plus pristine scenes. and that's how it ended with a picture perfect snapshot of our snowfall, pretty to look at, manageable to drive in. take it slow. >>> sterling, virginia, much of route 7 is clear, but some areas are still smooth at the, and snow-

sin tregua desde massachusetts, nueva york, chicago,philadelphia y la ciudad capital en washington dchemos sobrepasado, estÁ frÍo, mira cÓmo estamos de ropa, pero felices. >>> el frÍo y el viento quebraon las ventanas de este restaurante en long island, donde a causa de la intensa nevada, habÍan pocos comensales. >>> tuvimos que abrir dos horas mÁs tarde que lo normal, no hay prÁcticamente nadie en el dinner, estamos sin trabajo. >>> en los estados afectados varias escuelas estuvieron cerradas, y algunas abrieron con retrasos, en nueva york las clases no fueron canceladas, pero muchos padres no enviaron a sus hijos . >>> pedimos a los neoyorkinos que se cuiden del frÍo >>> miles de vuelos fueron cancelados dejando varados a muchos pasajeros en boston, nueva york, chicago, nueva jersey y washington dc. >>> en nueva york la acumulaciÓn de nieve fue de casi 13 pulgadas, cubriendo de nieve a la ciudad. y convirtiendo en una especie de labor titanica, seÑores, algo tan simple como caminar >>> estos trabajadores de construcciÓn enfrentaron las gelidas temperaturas como campeones. >>>todo bi

and washington, dc is the epicenter of that discussion. when we think of the coming of the civil war, probably our most common picture is of the caning of charles sumner, an antislavery senator from massachusetts, by south carolina congressman press ton brooks on the floor of the senate in 1856 and i'll talk about this in a minute. tonight i want to talk about how the picture of was as violent and divisive is actually misleading. instead the real key to understanding washington is to recognize that in many ways it operated more like a social fraternity... first, it produced something like this social and political code in washington, a set of norms for political behavior that goes outside the capital city related matters and. even those people who really didn't like each other much tended to treat each other in the same way as you would imagine a fraternity to operate. you kept things in the family. second, the experiences of living on are often insulated politicians from the up side world. they understood the sectional conflict of the mid

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in the washington dc metro area, people are making good use of their final hours before the storm. >> toilet paper and the essentials. >> grabbing groceries, salting sidewalk en and streets. taking their pups out, and a few brave soles are looking forward to the winter blast. it will feel like sub zero temperatures. >> wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. >> and a federal heating emergency, more than a dozen states short on propane. >> we don't know if or when we're getting it, and the other propane companies are in the same boat. >> snow fell overnight in indiana where up to a foot was expected. and in new york city, the first flakes came this morning. >> i'm not looking forward to the cold and the snow. >> back in the nation's capital, federal workers were told to stay home. and around the region, snowplows and emergency vehicles are monitoring conditions. >> the know is expected to last until late tonight or early tomorrow. there will not be much relief because the cold temperatures are expected to last until saturday. in washington, i'm danielle lee. >>> we're dipping into the low

. >> did the snow on the ground leave dc in gridlock today? >> the federal government is open, but many workers are tell commuting or they took the day off. but the news never takes the day off. >> a federal judge is going to settle the legal dispute between a hospital and a braindead girl. the children's hospital in oakland, the family wants to move her to another hospital. but the hospital refuses to teach breathing and feeding tubes so she can't be moved. she was pronounced braindead last month. >>> who is responsible for thursday's bombing in south beirut? the blast in hezbollah. 6 people were killed and dozens more injured. an official saying that human remains were found inside of the vehicle. investigators trying to determine if it was actually a suicide bombing >> everyone. >> also in the middle east, members of syria's largest opposition group in turkey to discuss key issues this. the group decided if they will participate in the peace conference, which was scheduled to take place in widser land later this month. they killed more than