dr. wheeler and ms. young, after the blizzard all of the schools were closed, but as you know, many students in the city were able to eat because d.c. opened their cafeterias in about ten schools so hungry children were able to get breakfast and lunch, which had to have been a big help to the children, as well as their parents. >> absolutely. thursday when we knew the snow was coming we started to contact different organizations. we have a lot of partners. what are we going to do to feed the children. and so it was absolutely marvelous when the schools opened up on monday to say here we go, you can eat, you're going to have breakfast and lunch. >> and to my knowledge it was the first time d.c. opened school cafeterias to feed children because of a weather-related issue. >> absolutely, and it was wonderful. you have no idea those of us in the anti-hunger movement how excited we were to hear about that. >> and ms. young also did that in prince georges county on wednesday. they were feeding lunch. in laoude

dr. seuss. the exhibit runs through valentine's day. be the coldest day this week! meteorologist jeremy wheeler will tell you just how cold it outside. officers say their goodbyes to a fallen police k-9. we'll show you how you can pay your respects to krijger today. plus a local business owner at odds with a city over a sign. why she says it's hurting her bottom line. power outages are breaking news on the peninsula. thousands of people are dominion virginia power's outage map shows more than two thousand customers are without power in hampton. dispatchers tell us a transformer on rip rap road blew up. crews hope to have the power back on between nine and 11 this morning. there's alot to talk about on this tuesday morning, but first we'll start with a look at your weather and traffic. jen lewis is keeping an eye out on any problems on the road. and don't forget about your scarf and gloves, you'll need them today. meteoroologist jeremy temperatures that feel like the single digits. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: cold sunshine. highs will only be in the upper 20s. winds nw 10-20mph. wind chills in the single digits and teens th

dr. seuss. the exhibit runs through valentine's day. bundle up! it's going to be the coldest day this week! meteorologist jeremy wheeler will tell you just how cold it will feel as you step outside. officers say their goodbyes to a fallen police k-9. we'll show you how you can pay your respects to over a sign. why she says it's hitting her bottom line. there's alot to talk about on this tuesday morning, but first we'll start with a look at your weather and traffic. jen lewis is keeping an eye out on any problems on the roads. and don't forget about your scarf and gloves, you'll need them today. meteoroologist jeremy wheeler is tracking temperatures that feel like the single digits. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: cold sunshine. highs will only be in the upper 20s. winds nw the single digits and teens this morning. teens for this afternoon. tonight: mostly clear and cold. lows will be in the upper teens. winds nw 10mph. wednesday: increasing clouds. highs will be in the upper 30s. winds nw 5-10mph. flurries or a few light snow showers by wednesday evening. we have a very cold/dry air mass in place today. highs wi

dr. smiddy drives a second health wagon, a tractor- trailer x-ray lab. i guess they taught you something about radiology and all of that in medical school. did theyeyeach you how to drive an 18-wheeler? >> smiddy: i did have to go to tractor-trailer school. and it took a long time. >> pelley: was that harder than medical school, in some ways? >> smiddy: it was very difficult get anyone to insurura doctor believe me. >> pelley: his x-ray screen is a window on chronic, untreated disease, including black lung frfr the mines. >> smiddy: we've seen coal workers pneumoconiosis, emphysema, c.o.p.d., enlarged hearts. there's 15 of the 26 had significant abnormalities here >> pelley: just today? >> smiddy: just today. >> pelley: but when they leave your health wagon, they still don't have health insurance. these things that you're finding? >> smiddy: we negotiate. we can talk to the hospital system. we don't leave any patient unattended. we raise mey for them. >> pelley: you find a way. >> s sddy: we will find a way. >> pelley: they found a way to get glenda moore radiation for her brain cancer. but she'd been a smoker for 25 years, and she died three months after our interview. you don't li