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old dominion shocks virginia 63- 61. uva is now 0-3 this season again the caa. >>> after suffering their worst loss of the season last night in detroit, wizards head coach randy wittman called the performance embarrassing. bradley beal was back and nenj started his first game of the season. wizards would score just 13 points in the first quarter. down 17, crawford behind the back, dishes to vesely for the dunk. nenj steals here, resulting in a bradley lay-in. beats who missed the last two games had 14 point tonight. the wizards would get as close as 2. fourth quarter a play that sums up the season. vesely trying to get the ball. beal follows, he hits the beck. maxfield for rt dunk. they are now an nba worst 3-22. >>> when we come back, the game that changed the restaurant skins' season. why carolina was a kick in the pants for the redskins. stay with us. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. whether mike shanahan knew it or not, what he said after the loss to carolina motivated his players. they were 3-6 entering the by

suffering and dominion. there is a tendency to expand the boundaries of slavery, partly as an exercise in drawing attention to various problem areas, and partly as a sense that the abolition of slavery does not mean very much. if we legally abolished something, and the things we thought we were combating, the things we were hoping to eradicate aptly persist under various other guises -- actually persist under various other guises. sometimes this works very well, sometimes it works very poorly. a problem that arises is that it has a tent -- is that it has a tap -- is that it has a tendency to model coherence. we have to go complications. -- to muddle coherence. we have to go complications. slavery becomes a form of political tyranny. slavery becomes all that is bad and problematic in this role. -- this world. we had a problem of knowing where slavery ends. as a consequence of this inflation, we are also promoting and encouraging skeptic -- skepticism surrounding whether anything in this world can it really be

dante hill at the line for old dominion misses it. they can win it with a three. oh, joe harris gets the ball knocked loose and old dominion pulls off a huge upset, 63-61. virginia has an eight-game winning streak snapped. that's only the second win for the monarchs, so that's why it's such a big upset. >> that's big. all right, carol, thank you. >>> that's our news for tonight. "saturday night live" is coming up next. have a great night, everybody. stay warm and we'll see you tomorrow. >>> good evening from hofstra university in hempstead, new york. i'm candy crowley from cnn state of the union. [ applause ] welcome to the second presidential debate. tonight's debate is a town hall, and our audience is 82 undecided

dominion over the world and now we've moved into another space in cyber warfare we control or call what they call full spectrum dominance if you like that terminology but essentially we are. a war machine we have a huge investment. and in an industry that we can't control. now i agree perfectly that the united states military of the world we've got eight hundred thousand bases now if you add all these i can carrier groups we were weaponize in space russia and china have been bullied for trying to prevent the weaponization of space the united states is ignoring that sometimes the vote in the united nations is everybody in the world against one against the united states. and i think space now was written israel it sometimes israel hasn't even thought it actually and sometimes the marshall islands to get the united states basically stands alone on these things and we're spreading this we spend so much on our military so much our base is forty percent of the budget but what upsets us the perhaps the most is we think that we have the psychological right as americans to that see will i think

the washington and old dominion trail, thank you, travis, for sending that picture. everything else is completely clear, which means for us, we'll see clearing for several days in our forecast. there's a view of the snow moving through new england. so if you do have friends and family traveling back to the d.c. metro earn from new england to new york city, they will have a few problems. make sure they have extra travel time and if they aren't aware of the snow, make sure you give them a head's up. 4 inches around the area. a quick look at snow totals in virginia. as i menned before, the temperatures are dipping. >> thank you, erika. >>> much of the region is under a winter weather advisory because of the snow. central and western maryland got the worst of it. scott broom has been keeping an eye on how highway crews and travelers have been handling things. >> reporter: suffering through heavy bursts of snow today. enough to coat interstate 70 with wheel-grabbing slush. maryland highway crews were put on the clock as early as 2:00 a.m. to meet this storm and fight back

old dominion 63-61. >>> some redskins football now. the doctors cleared rg3 to play. in 14 hours we will see him fly up in philly. probably a good thing they held him out last week, gave him an extra week to get ready. now he faces that eagles defense that's been swiss cheese this season. but it's a tough division game and they like nothing better than to derail rg3 and the redskins. >> techniques, they're known for, aren't showing up as much. they still run them, but they changed that a little bit. but aside from that, they're still playing hard. they're still playing physical and we've got to go out and make sure we're more physical than they are. >> all right, guys, one last thing real quick. fox and nbc fighting for the cowboys redskins game next week. we don't know whether it will be on fox or nbc at night. it will be huge, of course, if it's going to be for the division title. nbc wants it. fox wants it. we will find out what time and where the game will be. so it should be good. >> we don't care, as long as we win. >> and as long as you're watching channel 9 at

i was speaking to dominion power crews, they tell me they'll have crews on call and standby, but don't expect any major outages. this is a storm that will make its way up here. first it's happening on a saturday. secondly it won't be one that produces a lot of -- we're not talking about a lot of wind. for some of us it will be all rain. who gets what? that's my job to tell you who i think will get the most. the full moon was last night, so the monday is 99% full tonight. temperatures got up to 45 degrees. it was a pretty nice friday. low this morning, and yes, we do have a winter weather advisory, right now we're sitting at 38 degrees, windchill down to 33. it's a cool night. on friday night like this in the late december, not bad at all. so we are cold enough that if we -- the storm moved in now, most of us would be seen this fall as snow, and i think it will start as snow for just about everybody overnight tonight. the radar, not showing anything in our area, this is where the moisture is coming from. it is mostly rain. again we're going to continue to see heavy rain, but to the nort

the cal women's basketball team beat old dominion.s how we see it for this friday night. >> no doubt, stanford had a great season this year. san jose state, that is impressive. >> it really is. and they've beaten big time teams. they beat fresno state for the first time in 20 years. they are going to a legitimate bowl on december 27th. >> that's fantastic. all right, thanks fred. >> thank you for trusting ktv you can channel

around the beltway in virginia looking at 459, this is at old dominion drive, you will find travel lanes surprisingly light at this hour without any problems or delays. and so far on 95, you will have a nice, light ride this morning. this is a nice shot of the rest area. you will final travel lanes are open right now in both directions. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. e traffic. >> thank you. >>> we are talking about the redskins' big win this morning. it is good news for prince george's county in the new year. every time the redskins play at home, the county gets an economic boost, about $500 million. >> there is a 10% admissions and amusement tax on tickets sold at fedex field. >> there is a 5% county hotel tax. so visitors that come and spend the night here will contribute to our economy as well. >> the county plans its budget with some presumed revenue from redskins games but post-season play is bonus money. prince george's county officials say all of the tax revenue collect from the games goes into the general fund. it is then used on services like education, public sa

because the guys from dominion, is many years. where is all that natural gas going to end up? >> the natural gas from canada will end up in asian markets. if you think about gas as a long-term fuel that really is going to be, i think a fuel of choice. so exporting natural gas is going to be a big part of it. certainly feeding the petrochemical demands in the u.s. is going to be a big part as well. >> thank you for coming and talking to the "mad money" viewers. >> this is the most consistent best growth pipeline story, you keep raising the dividend, you can take a look at their long-term plan, i like these guys so much. president and ceo of enbridge. what a winner. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, are you ready to get charged up? cramer cranks up the voltage and goes electric on an all new hyperactive lightning round. >>> it is time, it's time for the lightning round. are you ready, time for the lightning round. i want to start with sam in florida. sam. >> good evening, professor cramer. >> thank you for tenure, what's up? >> you're the best, a big boo-yah from venice, florida

presidential candidates criss-crossed the old dominion ral alying supporters and spending millions on helped re-elect president obama and elected former governor tim kane to the senate. number four, marylanders made history along with with maine and washington state. they approved marriage equality giving same sex couples the right to marry. gay couples in maryland can begin saying i do in january. number three, scandal in the districts. for the first time in the city's history, two sitting council members resigned and pleaded guilty to felonies. chairman brown resigned in the summer after lying on federal loan documents. ward five 's terry thomas resigned in january admitting to stealing $400,000 designated for city youth programs. plus, the on going investigation into d.c. mayor vincent gray's 2010 campaign. jean clark harris pleaded guilty to a $650,000 illegal shadow campaign to help elect gray. two other campaign workers pleaded guilty to a separate scheme to pay brown for his criticism of adrian fenti. number two, let's hear it for the home team. fr the first time since 1933, a

because the guys from dominion is out nine years wrchlt is all that natural gas going to end up?the natural gas from canada will end up in asian markets. if you think about gas as a long-term fuel that really is going to be, i think a fuel of choice. so exporting natural gas is going to be part of it. certainly feeding the petro chemical demands in the u.s. is going to be a good story. >> thank you for coming and talking to the "mad money" viewers. >> this is the most subsequent best growth pipeline story, you keep raising the dividend, you can take a look at their long-term plan, i like these guys so much. i president and ceo of embridge. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, are you ready to get charged up? cramer cranks of the voltage and goes electric in an all new hyperactive lightning round. i always wait until the last minute. can i still ship a gift in time for christmas? yeah, sure you can. great. where's your gift? uh... whew. [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. ship fedex express by december 22nd for christmas delivery. >>> it is time, it's time for the lightn

i did put a call into dominion virginia power officials. they tell me they'll have dozens of crews on standby and on call, but they don't expect any major power outages tomorrow. i'm david culver, news4. >>> thank you, david. >> and i agree. >> and you agree? >> yes. no major power outages. >> but we've got some stormy weather coming. >> it's going to be much of a nuisance storm. i don't think you need to get out there right away and figure out what you're going to do. maybe a total inch, but for some of you it will be a very pretty storm. if you saw snow on wednesday and it remained all snow for you, this will most likely remain all no once again. if you're in an area that you saw snow change over to rain, you're most likely in for the same thing again. that includes us right here. let's show you how things are right now. we're actually in a bit of a clear spot, so clear skies, that's allowing temperatures to go down. temperatures sitting at 38 degrees form the windchill down to 38 degrees. it's a capitol hilly friday evening, but a nice f

the cal women's basketball team beat old dominion.we see it for this friday night. >> no doubt, stanford had a great season this year. san jose state, that is impressive. >> it really is. and they've beaten big time teams. they beat fresno state for the first time in 20 years. they are going to a legitimate bowl on december 27th. >> that's fantastic. all right, thanks fred. >> thank you for trusting ktv you can channel two -- ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu.

a live look at old dominion drive, things looking fantastic and robinson terminal looking great. 13-minute right on the outer loop at 55 miles an hour. aaron, angie? >> thank you, mike. >>> 6:22 is our time right now. 'tis the season of giving so did you do your part? a look at who you might consider tipping and how much. >>> also ahead, going out in style. why the creator of this popular christmas display is calling it quits after all these years. >>> what a sight. a denver man is pulling the plug on his elaborate christmas display after 50 years. herman says the project becomes bigger and bigger every year and this year is reaches a whopping 70 feet into the sky and contains 150,000 lights. he says it takes him three months to set up those lights and he says he plans on keeping a smaller display inside his house from now on. >> wow. look at that. >> wow. >> that's the question. it grows and grows and grows and when does it all end? >> it gets higher and higher and higher. there may be public outcry. the fact he's bringing it into the house preside. >> the new survey says 60% of people sa

but virginia was the old dominion and had the big population, vary widely respected. enormous influence in terms of territory because west for geneva was then in virginia, so was ky. they claimed the entire great lakes. and they were the oldest colony, dating back to 16 07. so they had a long history of being involved in things. the house of burgesses was probably the most advanced in colonial legislative bodies. >> so you have lived in new york city. un to colgate, which is upstate new york. ewing to harvard, live in boston. now you live -- you went to harvard, who lived in boston. now you live in connecticut. do they care this much about history? >> they do. i gave a talk in madison conn a week ago. they are very interested and enthusiastic. in new england, 1775 -- in the south, only south carolina and virginia were doing anything of any importance in 1775. north carolina was too divided and georgia did not matter much. but new england was out in front. the british knew that big trouble was coming out of new england. >> why? what was the reason that the patriots wan

virginia was the old dominion and had a big population, vary widely respected, enormous influence in terms of territory, because west virginia was expanding, so was conducted. they claimed the entire great lakes. and they were the oldest colony. they dated back to 1607, so they had a long history of being involved in things. the house of burgesses was probably the most advanced in the colonial or legislative bodies. >> you've lived in new york city. you went to colgate, which was upstate new york. >> that's right. >> you live in boston and went to harvard. 9/11 maryland. what do you feel living in connecticut? do they care much today about this kind of district? >> as a matter of fact they do. i did a talk in madison, conn. got very interested and enthusiastic audience. i would say that the new england probably 1775 more than anywhere else, because in the south, only south carolina and virginia were doing anything of any importance in 1775. north carolina is too divided and georgia did not matter much. but in england was out in front. the british knew the big trouble was coming out o

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i need a dominion, con ed, i need a duke. duke says that the man wasn't forced out.ot to tell you, i don't care, i like duke. let's go to glenn in new york. glenn? >> caller: ski daddy, my stock is apple. >> i think you're fine with apple. i think there's a fantastic piece in the "washington post" yesterday, i urge you to get it in the business sector. talks about the five myths of apple and why the stock could go higher and i agree. let's go to ellis in new york, ellis? >> caller: wondering your thoughts on pharma, atrs. >> this thing has doubled. it's a needle stock. we have not had good luck recommending needle stocks. i'm not going to go for it. joey in colorado, joey? >> caller: hello. booyah jim cramer. how about lynn energy, buy, sell or hold? >> linn energy is terrific. let's go to jude in my home state of new jersey. >> caller: how are you? >> okay. >> caller: what do you think of american eagle outfitters? >> take the money and run. you got a good one and now you can go. that's a hard business, that apparel business. i need to go to mary in new york. >> cal

and couldn't keep control of the baltic states are moving into eastern europe with the red army dominionwasn't realistic for these two powers of very different ideological bases to really get along and were they really destined to have a cold war and luckily never really had a hot war except through proxies. these details are important but who knows of course if roosevelt roosevelt -- and stalin as you know himself through the heads of the french communist party told the american communists in april 1945, get ready for the class were to continue in effect. don't believe that peaceful coexistence is really going to last. around the same time as roosevelt is dying actually. did you want to chime in on that? >> guest: u.s. specific questions about the french and you want to do with that first? >> host: the larger question. >> guest: not a cent historian but looking at world war ii in a different aspect than i ever did as a young person when it was victory at sea. what i'm talking about is i would not downplay the british empire. that's the biggest empire of all. we are a coming power and so

. >>> meanwhile, toronto dominion down today. it seems investors are worried about the company's higher expense and a slow down in mortgage growth. let's talking td bank. joining me now in a cnbc exclusi exclusive, the ceo ed clark. atlanta, georgi thanks for joining us. what do you think is most concerning here? how was the quarter? >> actually, we were very pleased with the quarter. really pleased with the year. we went into the year saying we were with going to have to work hard to get 7% earnings growth. we ended up with 8 and 10% overall growth. it's really actually, you know, we faced a lot of head winds this year. lots of things going on. so frankly, we're very pleased with the year. >> of course, you announced this acquisiti acquisition. why do this deal now? what was so important in terms of contributing to business? >> yeah, so, you know, we have signaled to the market for some time what we want to do. this fit absolutely perfect. it's one of these great firms. these are incredibly high quality people. i think what we c

commonwealth and dominion, canada, new zealand, ulster, northern ireland. host: hong kong, singapore? guest: oh, yes. host: how about africa? guest: they had a relationship with egypt. i thought going into this that they sort of controlled egypt. but the treaty allowed them to go in and administer the country or safeguard the suez canal and they did that. they had in south africa jan smuts and the republic of south africa. they had some somali land, some territories there that the italians just plucked from them. they were completely unprepared everywhere for war. and i think the british army plus the australian army of five or six divisions, new zealand and the canadians, all of them put together, even if they could all get it england were outnumbered by lhitler's army or eight to one. but they were not in england ready to go back to france. the canadians paid in hong kong and australian and british in singapore. so after dunkirk here was a country like a boxer is down on one knee and the ref is about to call in a day. host: when did the blitz of london oc

. >> reporter: larry atkinson heads the climate change and sea level rise institute at old dominion university there is anecdotal evidence and there is real evidence that we have from the tide gauges we have. we can measure this. the science is simple. >> reporter: atkinson is part of a team of scientists the state of virginia has hired to study flooding. an early draft of the bill in the state assembly that funded the study drew criticism from some conservatives. the virginia tea party described the study on its website as: "more wasted tax dollars for more ridiculous studies designed to separate us from our money and control all land and water use." the final bill avoided the phrases sea level rise and climate change and won overwhelming bipartisan support this year. >> some people have tried to spin it into a political issue because we changed the wording from sea level rise to flooding. >> reporter: republican state delegate chris stolle changed the language in the legislation. he argues the problem is real, no matter what you call it. >> we wanted this study not to get caught up in that d

dominion has brooif cove, that's the one that's most ready to go. the gorgon numbers, this is the gigantic l & e experts. it's not going to cost $60 billion. these plants cost a fortune, they put a lot of people to work. i think that this is the opening savlo, i want to know what the shadow government has to say. >> the increase in the environmental lobby is not going to be happy. >> no, it's a huge full disclosure. >> there are some environmental groups that support fracing as the best alternative, if we have got to go with something. we have got to produce energy in this country. there's one in particular. >> sierra was pro nat gas, the lesser of all evils. the chesapeake was giving a lot of money to sierra. this is very controversial so it's not over. >> a lot of companies have switched over to natural gas so will consumers see their gas go higher? and could this be good for the coal industry? >> this is years over. >> 2016 will be the first. and who knows if they can really finish. these are very complex plans as i mentioned. chevron's been tryi