went on to found blue state digital and lead the obama campaign's digital effort in 2008 and to work on the 2012 and numerous other campaigns. scott goodsteen followed a similar path. worked on the obama campaign's social and mobile campaign. founded, excuse me? right. went off on your own to found revolution messages which helps to develop the digital engine of the bernie sanders campaign. then on my left, we have nate personally, who has the james b mcclachy at stanford law school is an expert on the machinery of democracy. election fund raising, campaign finance. and has looked at the impact of digital technology on that. let me start there. because nate, you, you just helpeded to organize a similar discussion. of this year's campaign. particularly, the role of digital technology. out on the other coast. in silicon valley, the heart of the beast. and i think we heard that mentioned this morning. but let me ask you. i'll ask each of you to sot of pick this up in succession. how technology would give us an overview of how technology was used in the 2016 campaign? set a baseline for

we have done digitization elsewhere, it is a massive project. that is digitization from paper. we are in an environment where the records are created electronically. there is no paper equivalent. susan: this is a good time to talk about public access. making more things transparent on an expedited schedule. can you talk about the mission and philosophy behind your charge? mr. ferriero: part of the open government initiative was the creation of a national declassification center. massive amounts of material that are classified and added onto the part of the administration. we needed to open that up. a presidential executive order outlining criteria by which material could both remain classified. weapons of mass destruction, national security grid. mandates review about 4 million pages of classified material going back to world war i with a three-year deadline. we have met, reviewed, and 85% has been released. in process has been created that will expedite the review of materials so we don't get into huge backlog situations. susan: when you are at the point you want to be, what w

it will feel like the single digits. a gas leak made it difficult for firefights to get a fire raging at a camden county apartment building under control. >> breaking news this morning, a man is charged with killing a montgomery county teenager. police say the girl's mother was involved in the crime. >>> a pleasant good morning to you, 6:00 is the time, nydia han is off, alicia vitarelli joins us. >> thanks for waking up with us this chilly sunday morning. the feelful -- feel of single digit temperatures gripping the area. >> cold live shot outside, atlantic city where they got several inches of snow yesterday. the coldest air of the winter is making it feel miserable. if you're heading out, there are slick spots out there. if you can avoid going outside, stay inside in the warmth. a good idea to check on he eldey family members and neighborhoods. >> speaking of going outside, chris sowers giving us a real feel. >> reporter: it was not a wise decision to come out here, it is blustery and bitterly cold, my ears are frozen

is three dimensional digitization. we incorporated inside the 11ollo 11 caps off, -- capsule, 3d digitization. i take no credit for this. the smithsonian was doing great work. they are leaving the field with some objects nationally. technologies are you excited about? 3d, also tactile experiences. all of those types of things that make the experience, life. >> claim excited about social weia and the opportunities exploited to engage the public. have 13 billion pieces of paper. a large percentage of them in script and cursive. have generations of school kids who can't read our records. ofhave loaded a thousands documents and have people transcribing for us. the use of social media excites me. short time in the the response has been tremendous in terms of twitter. tweet one or two things a day. been growing. what technology are you most excited about? computerl reality is a programmer developing a artificial world. you can walk into a structure. people are beginning to commercialize it by putting a headset on. that compl

and the whole digital area. microsoft or facebook or any other services it is logistic services think of fedex or ups. and delaware are integrated and related to manufacturing. looking at businesses today. about manufacturing trade and services but what i mean by that is when the automobile comes across from germany customs looks to say here is a $40,000 bmw that is $40,000 a manufacturing imports. but when you look at how bmw manufacturers, a huge part of that our services. financial-services, logistics of moving moving, engineering, design, ad communications, public-relat ions, advertising. so a few years ago the wto did exercise to look at manufacturers and lex break it down to tighten the of wrench with all live the other ancillary and necessary services to the bmw operation. so it is globally and said if we look at the customs figures 25% of world trade in services. but when we break it down to take out the part of the washing machine or the automobile we find out actually services are 40% of world trade. t

nation's laws are not keeping pace with the rapidly evolving digital landscape. over the last several years, netflix and amazon have completely disrupted the video world. the iphone has just celebrated its tenth anniversary since redefining personal computing and connectivity. yet most of the government policies dealing with video, wireless and internet platforms are written for a world where none of these things even existed. it's a testament to the ingenuity of the american business person and entrepreneur that they've been able to adapt and succeed with laws that are increasingly out of date. i don't doubt that they can and will continue to work around the growing shortcomings of our nation's laws. american companies and consumers deserve better from our government. first, we need to modernize our communications laws to facilitate the growth of the internet itself. and we second, we need to update government policies to better reflect the innovations made possible by the internet and other digital technologies. the chairman of the senate committee most focused

how about your task in digitization and also public accessibility? >> it's enormous. we've been very successful i think to date with commercial partnerships, anyone who is interested in family history knows about ancestry. com, most of that content comes from the national archives, so we have contracts with them for digitization of genealogical materials. we've on it a fair amount of digitization in-house ourselves but it's a massive, massive project. and that's digitization from paper, but now the records are being created electronically so there's no paper equivalent and we're building an electronic archive at the same time. >> this is a good time to talk more about the charge of public access to documents and how really making more things transparent on more expedited schedule. can you talk about the charge that you've been given and the mission and the philosophy behind it? >> part of the open government initiative that i described earlier about making, being responsible for my accepting the position, was the creation of the national declassifica

we're talking low single digits. same deal in our new jersey neighborhoods where yesterday we saw a good amount of snow, some folks reporting around six inches or so. voorhees, 16 degrees and you've got snow on the ground. it's cold out there. same deal for cinnaminson at 17. 16 for lumberton and robbinsville at 14 degrees this morning. princeton, five degrees. the feels-like temperature there likely below zero. radar and satellite, a tight view showing us offshore snow still trying to fall. for us, clear conditions, and actually the clouds have cleared as well. we'll start with more sunshine than we will end the day with. we could see some very isolated lake-effect snow. let's talk snow on the ground. the winner across the region as pektsed was southern delaware. over a foot for ocean ville and sell by ville. dover at a little over five inches and claymont at two inches. atlantic city at six. remember we said right around seven inches or a little more. gloucester township at six inches as weld. just under that in mt

in to be responsible for the digital economy because it is completely dependent upon the digital economy. and as a uses its leadership of the digital economy to support leadership answer mrs.. >> it is easy to deal with the border problems and to get the server is this integration across the globe. >> but it's the first one in his uh digital economy with the ability to move data where makes the most sense. it does not make sense to hold your data in every jurisdiction of which you are operating it is pretty obvious in the case of financial services but it is true with all of the others. so what are the rules under which the express delivery company is operate? they're very restrictive. so the sorts of things that we take for granted in terms of rulemaking, transparency with the regulations apply equally to domestic reform and operator that they compete against a stay on operator as with our other foreign caught -- company so the digital issues and regulatory issues are across-the-board for services with the highest priorities. >> now we have the next two panels ; back to the next questio

maybe low single digits. as we get into the midday hour, single digits to 10 on the windchill. then in the afternoon, not much better. single digits to low teens. windchill not so bad by monday morning. the winds will be a lot lighter. it will be close to the air temperatures. our forecast, for tonight, clearing, breezy, very cold, 8 to 18. the windchills minus 5 to plus 5. sunday morning teens and 20s by lunchtime. low 20s . it will be breezy. very cold. and then in the afternoon, 21 to 27. average high is 43. again t windchills single digits. >>> not as cold monday. flurries on monday morning. tuesday morning. around 40. and then, midweek here come it is warmup with showers and 50s . by wednesday. >> 60s ? >> 64. >> 64 on friday? >> very, very different. hey, i wanted to let you know, stafford county public activities. buildings closed tonight and tomorrow because of the weather. there you have it. >> all right. >> all right, thanks howard. >>> in china, artists from around the world are competing to carve masterpieces out of blocks of ice. this is really cool. 32 teams from

the second piece is digital consumption of content. you do not have to look far and wide to see how much the linear television landscape has changed to a digital focused consumer. if you contrast the strategies and look out five or 10 years, that digital focused and mobile focus that verizon has put into place is a very strong strategy. after spending 20 years in silicon valley and new york and across the globe around digital, we wanted to put our bet with verizon because we think digital and mobile and the connectivity that 5g is going to offer is going to be a tremendous asset overall. so, you have two big companies, two strategies, and a lot of room for tailwinds in the future of growth. it will be interesting to see where we end up five or 10 years from now. i feel very confident in the verizon strategy and leadership has done a very good job overtime executing long-term strategies. i don't have any doubt that we will be in the running and a big player in the future. caroline: that was aol ceo tim armstrong. cory johnson, a very co

we have undertaken a project to create ultra-high-definition digital digital files of 10 films in our collection of fdr's most important speeches. we selected the films based on historical significance, frequency of how often they are requested, and quality of the footage as well. two project was funded by means. first with a grant from the national archives, the non-textural preservation fund. the second was a grant from at&t. the support from at&t allowed us to do a lot of the stuff on the backend we needed to maintain and work with the films. chronologically, the first one speech atcceptance the 1932 democratic national convention in chicago. it is my pleasing duty as the chairman of this national democratic convention, and its committee specially designated for that purpose, formally to your nomination yesterday for the office of president of the united states. [applause] my friends of the democratic national convention of 1932. in whichas the speech he promised a new deal for the american people. a pretty famous line. franklin roosevelt: i pledge myself to a new deal for the amer

this is digital vision phoenix system. this is the software we use to do all the image restoration work. here, you can see this large scratch across the frame. i am going to slowly paint out the entire scratch. this particular speech is just about seven minutes long. this process will probably take me about 16 to 24 hours, depending on the condition of the film. >> the film of fdr's first inaugural is not exactly commonplace, so her ability to create these high-quality digital reproductions is really amazing. >> what i've pulled up here for you is the after and before. this is what the raw film scan looks like straight from the scanner, and this is the restored frame of the same image. >> this is universal newsreel. i believe they would've filmed the entire speech, although the entire speech wouldn't have made i believe they would've filmed it into the newsreels. only certain excerpts. franklin roosevelt: practices of the unscrupulous moneychangers, men indicted in the court of public opinion rejected in the block and mind

it will feel like the single digits.gas leak made it difficult for firefights to get a fire raging at a camden county apartment building under control. >> breaking news this morning, a man is charged with killing a montgomery county teenager. police say the girl's mother was involved in the crime. >>> a pleasant good morning to you, 6:00 is the time, nydia han is off, alicia vitarelli joins us. >> thanks for waking up with us this chilly sunday morning. the feelful -- feel of single digit temperatures gripping the area. >> cold live shot outside, atlantic city where they got several inches of snow

we also see digital reputations issues.loyer might look back at what they've posted and think about how to behave ina posted and think about how to behave in a responsible way. thank you for coming in. just the situation in situation in izmir in western turkey, we have a few more details. izmir‘s governor has been speaking and says they can confirm two people died in the attack and five people have been wounded. some of those are seriously injured. this was an explosion outside the courthouse in izmir. two people confirmed as dead, five people injured. some of them seriously. the governor went on to say that the attackers were armed with kalashnikov rifles and grenades. those are the latest details. a group of mps and peers says immigrants should be expected to learn english before coming to britain, or attend compulsory language classes when they arrive. the parliamentary group also suggests ministers should consider letting different parts of the uk set their own immigration policy. our home affairs correspondent danny sh

there are lots of good exa m ples of with digital.ples of using data to drive content on screens and that's what is getting the industry excited about at home. i want to talk about targeted advertising. you mentioned about targeting drivers orn the way home with ads for new cars because that's when we think about it. it is harder on billboards than on smart devices. how do you target it for the audience? i don't see tom cruise and minority report happening soon. we don't use personalised data. we pick up we buy a lot of data from smartphone networks, it gives us travel patterns, it gives us ideas of which audiences are going where and we load up our content it maximise that. so it is not about, i know you, you are looking for ladders, so i am ale going to serve awe ladder ad on a billboard. thank you. fascinating. it is, it is fascinating. let's cross over to the us now because the consumer electronics show is set to get underway in las vegas later this week. many people consider it to be the biggest technology exhibition in the world

digital fingerprints. what does that mean? >> reporter: digital fingerprints. john, one of the sources told cnn the digital fingerprints mean the services were able to follow this back and trace this back to a keyboard using the cyrillic language. that is the language used in the russian alphabet or russian language. and making the conclusion that the russian government was involved. now we put this all to one of russia's top cyber security and warfare experts. he said it may be the case that russians were involved. it doesn't necessarily mean this was the russian military or russian government. it could be agencies contracted by government here or people acting on their own. however, now you have the case that a

the second piece is digital consumption of content.ou don't have to look far and wide to see how much the linear a landscape has changed to digital focused consumer. i think if you contrast the strategies, you looked out five or 10 years, that digital focused, mobile focused content strategy that verizon has put in the place is a very strong strategy. after spending 20 years in the look on valley and new york and across the globe, -- in silicon valley and new york and across investbe, we wanted to in mobile, because the connectivity will be a tremendous asset. companies, twog strategies, and a lot until wins in the future for growth. feel very confident in what verizon's strategy is and the leadership of verizon has done a very good job exit and long-term strategies -- executing long-term strategies. i have no doubt we will be a big player in the future. caroline: that was aol's ceo, tim armstrong. for more, we are joined by cory johnson. a very confident sounding tim armstrong, focusing on the value that lies in yahoo! despite the att

it's barely in the 20s and windchills in the single digits.old winds, 33 miles per hour in reading. 32 in millville. close to 30 in dover, and close to 30 miles per hour in philadelphia. again, that puts those feels-like temperatures even though the air temperatures around 20, makes it feel like the single digits out there. these numbers will stay between 5 and 10 all afternoon long. this is one of the colder days we've seen so far this season. here's satellite and radar along along -- the winds is picking up moisture off these two lakes here and it will pull it northeast. just north of philadelphia and the lehigh valley and the poconos could see the moisture into the evening hours. we're looking at a few brief snow showers or snow flurries. future tracker 6 showing by 3:00 p.m., well north and west of philadelphia, kind of dieing out as it approaches the city city. ones the sun sets we'll lose the in stability and skies will go mainly clear. feels-like temperatures, later this afternoon, single digits is what it will feel like out there. over

windchills will be stuck in the single digits all day.you're lucky you may climb above zero with the winds this afternoon. i'm betting on the fact that you will stay below zero all day. trenton, 5. wilmington, zero. cape may, 7 degrees. salt sat the only thing we're watching today is that right there, you see that little surge of moisture that's the cold air pickerring up the moisture off the lake and depositing it on the other side of lake erie and ontario. this is update new york and western pennsylvania. some of that could get into the lehigh valley and the poconos this afternoon. it would be very, very limited and well west of philadelphia. you can see the distance here. reading, allentown, maybe a couple of snow showers or flurries. the model now wants to bring a couple of into philadelphia, but it should not be all that much. once we lose the heating from the sun, i use that term loosely, not too much heating, but once the sun sets, all the in stability goes away and the temperatures crash overnights tonight. here's a look at the fe

ending - another wave possible tomorrow morning (southern md) - cold weekend (chills in the single digits and teens) today: partly to mostly cloudy. cold. highs: 32-37 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy and cold. winds: n 5-10 mph saturday: am clouds, pm sun. cold & breezy. snow possible over southern md. few flurries possible in the dmv. highs: 27-32 winds: nw 5-15 g 20 mph julie toss to john weather. for updates on the go - be sure to download our free abc-7 stormwatch app in the app store and google play. what could be a tense meeting happening today in new york. president-elect donald trump will sit down with the nation's top intelligence officials. he'll be briefed on their findings that russia tried to influence the presidential election through computer hacking. trump has been critical of the claims. but on thursday - james clapper - the director of of national intelligence, told a senate panel that they are more confident than ever that moscow tried to interfere in the process. with just 14 days until the inauguration, d-c's leaders are huddling up to put a transportation a

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single digits out there. when you factor in the winds, it is just brutally cold and will be most of the day sunday. feels like eight now. sub zero windchills. that is what we are facing when you wake up on sunday. three things to snow. brutally cold tomorrow. highs only 21 to 27. windchills, maybe 50. i'm thinking 10 in the afternoon on sunday. we have warmer air on the way. i'll be back in a few minutes to let you know when we get rid of this arctic chill. >> thank you very much howard. >>> virginia state police want everyone off the roads overnight and into the morning. they said they have already responded to hundreds of accidents caused by poor road conditions. matt yurus joins us live from arlington, so you have been talking to drivers. what do >> reporter: yeah, deb, it's tough out there now. according to virginia state police, by 6:00 p.m. this evening, they have responded to 500 accidents in nearly 700 stuck or disabled vehicles by 6:00. all on saturday. our immediate region picks up about 56 of those

so let's talk about the concept of a digital footprint. of a digital footprint. we will look at what is it? and more important, why should you care? ok, this is a concept that is out there, but with different does it make to meet? what can we do once we understand some of the risks of the footprint? and then we will put our hat on and look at what is coming down the pipe. digital footprint, we are aware of the concept of the carbon footprint. it is something that has been in the popular media and we are concerned about how big is our carbon footprint. but very few things about how big is our digital footprint. and think about it, we are a wired society. especially the next generation, the current generation. they are wired, connected 24/7. they love to share information every 15 minutes and in 140 characters or less. it is a wired society and because of that we have a trail that we leave behind. the concept of a digital footprint is exactly that. it is the information, the artifact, the traces you leave behind when you use technology. when you use the internet. w

digital service. that was actually something i think did a great job of bringing in thought leaders and experienced technology people from across the country, having them work on hard problems happening in the federal government. i would love to see that continued and to keep that interaction happening going forward. so we'll see what happens there. i even have legislation to keep the u.s. digital service in place, so hopefully we'll continue some of those ideas into this, into this next congress and the next administration. >> i was going to ask you about the u.s. digital service. are you bringing back a bill in this congress to try and continue the work of the digital service. >> guest: we will. i would like to see that continued. i hope that can continue because it has a big impact in terms of bringing talent in that can be helpful as we make sure government is more accessible to people. that websites are easy to follow and provide information, help people track information and maybe not have to us

good internet ever structure policies they have the ability to over regulate the digital world.ne needs to look no further than the fcc. in new world turning away from legacy, a telecom services for the internet applications to be gradually diminishing. with uh technological innovation the fcc pursued an aggressively activist and a partisan agenda speaking about new economic opportunities the last chairman declared government is where we will work this out to i don't know about you but i think the marketplace should be the center of the debate how the networks will function not the fcc i think the job creators should decide about new technology not the government some are offering service plans to stream video music or other content for free this is a sign of the aggression in the marketplace the outgoing sec issued a report called serious concerns that such practices likely harm consumers. they think doing more online for less money is a bad thing for consumers. and with that important take away into a dress that digital space to modernize our operates to reform what it is allo

it will feel like it's in the single digits. coming up in a bit we'll talk about a big warm-up, when are we going to make it back into the 60s? i've got 60s in our seven-day forecast. i'll have that for you coming up. >> thank you, melissa. >>> we already have a couple school delays and closings tomorrow morning. you can get all the latest info and live weather updates on our free wusa9 app. >>> the cold weather presents a whole hose of challenges for people that have to spend their entire day out in it, but as our john henry learned, some people try to make the best of what we have. he joins us live now from arlington. you ran into some people doing things in wouldn't want to do? >> reporter: that's right. just because it's cold outside does not mean people will put their lives on hold. they will work to overcome any obstacle put in front of them. it's that time of year again where even the simplest of tasks can be complicated by the cold. we certainly saw that in arlington today. >> it's freezing out. >> reporter: this car's b

that is why, if there were a digital ombudsman and a good digital curriculum for children, those would further point there is a limit to how much one can place the burden of a complex social media environment and parents, teachers, media and children. it is also down to the companies to make their provision more straightforward, to explain better at the privacy settings work, to make the terms and conditions more child friendly, and to be responsive when something goes wrong, one of the other thing is that the children's commissioner found is that when children say, i tried to complain about it or get something taken down from my social media provider, i didn't get a response. and they feel they are using these services, these services are important to them that they are not getting a service which respects their needs and rights. professor sonia livingstone, thank you very much. if you're worried about how safe your children are when they go online, you can put your questions to two experts on the bbc news channel at 12.30. we'll bejoined by eleanor levy, editor at parent zone, a comp

it's a digital-first, and often digital-only, world.dvantages of seemingly unlimited storage may be obvious. but how permanent are some of those records in a digital age? jeffrey brown has the story, part of our ongoing series, culture at risk. >> brown: so this is like an ancient temple come to life in a modern age. >> in a modern day. it's a greek style building which we loved because the whole idea is the library of alexandria reborn now. >> brown: it's an ancient idea: to gather and preserve the world's knowledge. but now that library will look like this: these stacks of servers, brewster kahle kalel told me recently, represent a 20-year and running effort to build a kind of digital library, and to essentially ¡back up' the ever-expanding world wide web. >> in one of these would be a 100 years of a channel of television. a hundred channel years or this much is all of the words in the library of congress, would fit >> brown: kahle was an early internet entrepreneur who in 1996 founded the internet archive, a non-profit that operates

mudd, what are digital fingerprints?if you look at a physical room, if you go into a hotel room where there's been a murder, you are looking for fingerprints, dna. think of this in the digital world. are people using the same passwords they have used in the pass? what kind of code or language they are using when you've seen the hack? we've seen reporting, some of the hacks were seen realtime. they didn't just gather fingerprints after the event. they were watching russian entities or people hired by the russians during the event. this combination of factors, passwords, language, code allowed them to go back and say we've seen this before. this is the russians. >> quick follow, it's not final yet, we don't understand why with you media want to jump to conclusions. do you know anybody who questions whether or not russia was involved? >> what the hell is that dude talking about? his boss has come out and already drawn conclusions and said i don't believe them. meanwhile, on the other side, republicans and democrats in congr

we're talking about single digits. it is a cold start. so here is what you need before you walk out the door. your warmest jacket. you want to dress in layers. ooup you'll want the warm jacket even this afternoon. warm hat, cover the head. you lose a lot of heat through your head. if you haven't noticed, the hat cover your ears. yout downs inauguration is just time >>> aitrn faceoff with congress. >>> 14 degrees, virginia, those districts all opening two hours late. here. >> so what can people expect today? >> good morning. it is a cold one out there. it is frigid. temperatures are feeling like the single digits in many spots. we've been talking about this all morning long and we're not seeing much of a change right now. so this is what you need to it is very coy. we've been mentioning a few sissy spots still left over. temperatures haven't gotten warm enough to melt that. through the day today, roads are dry. temperatures stay cold by 5:00 p.m. only around about 30 degrees. let's get a check on that mess in germantown this morning with m

they're going to do that upon the digital side, specifically of the digital side because they're competing companies like amazon which are setting up shop down the street from college bookstores and offering rentals with great deals. mark: this is a company that announced a big reorganization last year. is it going to have to change direction? what's its plan to get through this? what it mitts will be a challenging period. rebecca: they did a whole bunch of layoffs and that was supposed to be to refocus the cu company. they're talking about shifting into digital. u.s. higher education business is half print, have digital. ceo said today we want to be 75% digital by 2020 so they are trying to sign up universities, colleges with it deals where they get a lot of students at once onto digital courseware. mark: great to see you. enti.ca p get hismon, we will take on brexit and the banking industry under trump. ♪ >> i am mark barton. >> i'm vonnie quinn. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." bank stocks rebounding a little today after president-elect trump rattled the market by call

librarians and educators now talk about the future of traditional libraries and the evolving world of digital technology and modes of consumption, and this is about an hour. >> i am sitting next to the libraries and we should behave somehow. there is a slight stigma, and so i will try to behave, okay. >> we with haven't so far. [ laughter ] >> you see. well, part of why we are here is to celebrate this this library and this is coinciding with that, and i want to start soft and fuzzy before i try to go anti-library on these people. >> you what? i told them and i warned them beforehand that i hate libraries, and so, but, one of the striking things that i have been talking to people for weeks about, and preparing for this, and it is that people have childhood memories in particular of the libraries and when they first got, and they are the favorite moments and curious if they can start, and i have to introduce you, my goodness, and to my left, susan hild rhett is the former director of the museum and library service, and senate appointed service, and treasurer of the american library association

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digital aviation business on the cloud and moved to using a.i. technology so they can better address irlines around the world more nimbly and at a better scale. this doesn't just translate to it cost translation. new business growth that's coming from it that we've never been able to address. a land o lakes or a bit fortune 500 company where to nking about go. i'm talking to west, now i'm ibm andto microsoft and others. why should i go to microsoft? >> well, it's really simple. day it becausehe of our scale, the trust and security we've built into the enterprise d our credibility and experience with working customers in this space. we frankly know what it takes to able to partner with industries and the world. take for example the connected space which we think there is a lot of opportunity in. e're not taking the tact of building cars but rather we have major contracts with bmw, volvo, toyota, just about every auto manufacturer on the planet where connectedwering their car strategy. it's that eco-system, enterprise skabl and credibility that mak

as we work our way into southern maryland, back into the single digits. that brees is not helping at all. breezes will let out. overnight, clear skies. everything started to break down. after midnight backfiring against us good temperatures in the single digits for a lot of the area 37-17 degrees overnight. tomorrow morning, there will not be as much wind. feels-like temperature, 10 degrees with more sunshine. 20 degrees on the way on. tomorrow, high of 30 degrees. way. is a warm up on the 60's by thursday. coming up, i will show you how we go to some of the warmest january temperatures. kimberly: what a swing. plenty of sun today but the wind did not let us warm up to the chilly temperatures leading stafford county schools to announce a two-hour delay for tomorrow. the chill did not keep everybody enjoys today. ryan hughes continues our stormwatch coverage on them all. -- on the mall. reporter: that wind making it feel even colder. we are looking forward to that warm up to tonight, the city is inviting more people into shelters. take a look at the nation

>>t it feels like the single digits. i think we should call it fridgit this morning and this afternoon is going to stay cold. temperatures below freezing through the afternoon. right now, we're in the teens. fairfax city, 14 degrees when you walk outside. we're at 18. but that's mott what it feels like. many areas feeling like the single digits this morning. frigid start to the morning. the afternoon stays cold. i am tracking cold rain in the forecast. on the beltway this th is inner rockville pike. it looks nice and green through the area. the rest of the beltway is fine. top of the beltway, rolling in and out of the beltway. prince gornlgs county, no problems there. 66 coming in from fairfax county, on time at 8 minutes. >> thank you, melissa. >>> it is a law in d.c. and maryland, but not in virginia. the new push to change how you can use your cell phone on the road. >>> big change in alexania's dr start the car! start the car! start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select item

to that point, what about this whole e-commerce and digital economy? is that a mechanism or letter that might get e-com people to think more positively about trade because people have a one to one direction with that shipment and they see it and track at verses, you'd, shiv is that just flow into walmart site unseen. do you see that as a way to maybe drum up support or interest in the populous? guest: that could be a big part of that and we have during our work on tpp we met with sellers on ebay and sellers on at sea as well as ups and fedex all of the world and for those individual sellers, many working out of their home making something and selling it halfway across the world. small businesses in the smallest sets of the word and they are benefiting. when they sell that product from their home to a customer in australia they are using telecom services, software services, electronic payment services, expresss delivery services. we take that offer granite that you can go online, click a button, sense of it halfwaying half across the world and it will a

we are the digital partner for ces.ver the show, the most complete digital coverage of the show. the second reason is we are here to meet with customers and partners. we have 40 meetings over the next 48 hours with everybody from sports leagues to some of the largest advertisers in the world. in really is a place for us to come and learn about what will happen this year, learn about the tech trends, and price to push what we have the company we have a new ad system and a set of products, which allow companies to build brands online and on mobile. that is our big news this week. we announced this morning it will be talking to partners this week. cory: with the yahoo! hack investigations, what is the status of that? there have been two vague hacks we -- big hacks we have learned about in the last year. tim: the yahoo! deal for us is strategic. it will close the process split into two areas. one is integration and strategy planning with marissa and the executive team at yahoo!, with have gone well. we have close relationsh

>> seeing the movie she didn't realize this was a digital recreation.he commented he looked amazingly well for someone of his age. >> reporter: the makers of "rogue one" had the blessing of cushing's estate but it's drawing criticism of bringing back well-known actors after they're gone. >> this work was done with great affection and care. some of the objections i've heard about this is -- makes references to the fred astaire with the dirt devil. >> nothing mistakes the power of a dirt devil. >> or audrey hepburn selling chocolate. but that's not what we've done here. i'd like to think that the role that we gave tarken in this film is one that peter cushing would have been excited and happy to play. >> reporter: eagle-eyed fans will spot familiar rebel pilots from 1977 reappearing in this "rogue one" space battle. >> this is gold by. >> this is red leader standing by. >> that was one of the really fun things about the film is that you start to sense we're getting closer and closer to episode iv, you start to see those moments, wait, i know that guy. >>

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last year we saw £400 million or more spent on digital music services.usic industry. thank you. let's take a look at some of today's other business stories. dollar financial uk, the owner of payday lender the money shop, says it has received a bid approach from an unnamed suitor. dollar financial also operates online lenders payday loans and payday express, as well as the pawnbroking firm suttons & robertsons. fraudsters are targeting uk schools, demanding payments of up to £8,000 to unlock data. the online criminals are initially cold—calling schools, claiming to be from the department for education. uk police issued a warning, urging educational establishments to be vigilant. us department store chain macy's has seen department store chain macy's has seen its share price fall 14% after announcing plans to make 10,100 people redundant and save just under £450 m. people redundant and save just under £450m. it said almost 4,000 jobs would go in 2017 as a result of store closures. a quick look at the markets before we go. the ftse100 still doing very well

which i refer to as something of a digital age or a digital -- digital economy versus the kinds of skills that people have and are equipped for in the economy of yesterday which was an industrial economy. so as we move from an industrial age into a digital age, we're finding that it's very, very difficult to get people equipped for this new reality. >> quick answer please to what i know is a hard question, what is the single most constructive thing the incoming administration could do to amp up job growth and get the economy growing at a higher plat tow? >> well i think that their aim will be to do it that through tax reductions. that will be the main way to do it. i also think job retraining for those folks who are equipped only for the industrial kind of economy to retrain them for the skills that they'll need to be employed in the digital economy. >> we have just about 30 seconds left, is there a risk that the new administration has very ambitious goals and certainly a very ambitious agenda but the workforce that is out there that is hoping that these new jobs will be created and then

you're mainly seeing low double digits and single digits for egg harbor. otherwise as i get this going and pause by midnight, you're seeing low single digits, 1 degree, it's going to feel like in pottstown and two for doylestown. however, this is where it gets a lot colder and certainly more interesting. be sure you bundle up because by 3:30 a.m. it's going to feel like it's 1 below in pottstown, 2 below in west chester, zero for sweeds borrow and doylestown and we're not done. we're going to feel colder by tomorrow morning. going to feel like 3 below for west chester. egg harbor, zero for you. however, we do have a break coming up soon enough. reprieve if you will. notice the ten day on ten. temperatures in the 20s for tomorrow and developing clouds into tuesday. more importantly we start to see a warm-up by wednesday into thursday. highs topping out in the low to mid-50s. we drop into the 40s by saturday and we could see showers moving in later next week. otherwise right now i'm sure we're all looking forward to the warm-up that will be here by tuesday i

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