dupont making that play. pfizer moving up the more than 2%, so a great day, same as we saw with dupont up 2%. if you are watching the super bowl on sunday, millions of you cracked up during this ad. >> okay. the 80s called, they want their store back. liz: and in walked a bunch of 80s icons and everybody at our party were trying to recognize everybody perhaps bringing a little truer than we might have imagined. yes, that was mary lou written. here is why it rings true. radioshack announced plans they are going to close about 500 stores in the coming months while the fort worth, texas, chain restructures. looking at shares down $0.24, $2.24. sometimes when you see this kind of restructuring the stock gets juiced. if you look back monday, the stock had a nice jump following the creative super bowl ad. change the name on the parking spot over at microsoft from steve ballmer to satya nadella. a 22 year microsoft veteran. getting the nod as the new ceo. that is not him, but bill gates, microsoft founder who am i j

dupont circle in washington, d.c., under a few inches of snow. m.p. street, people enjoy eggnog at home, i presume. and also were out skiing, a great way to get around, and if you have those skis and take a look at this. this is in virginia, just south of d.c. >> very cool. they received about seven inches of snow. it is just cool to look at. and also some people having sympathy for the people had to go to work today. stay warm out there, writes this woman, she says i felt bad, so i made him some hot cocoa. and also, well, no boring emails to announce school cancellations take a listen to what she had to say. >> ♪ that was vanilla ice. >> i'll take it. >> that was okay, maria, appreciate it. >> bye bye. >> the top u.s. cable provider says it is buying rival time warner cable, wow, david chuteser in tonight, and had a look at the ramifications of this megamerger. you have been covering this story all day r the us, tell us why comcast is going after time warner cable? >> well, tony, a lot of people may not realize that comcast in addition to providing c

. >> people dave owens met today in dupont circle, apparently it was kind of an odd situation.ee wh >>> dupont circle is always a place for fun. >> dave owens found out today was no different. >> reporter: here in the middle of town i am here with? >> caroline. >> reporter: ♪ sweet caroline ♪ >> i was hoping you were going to sing that. it looks like a monument but i thought it would be taller. i'm only 5' works but they could put a little more -- 5' 2, but they could put a little more effort into this. oh, hello. i was going to take the costume afterwards. >> reporter: we can give you a snappy salute. >> don't tell anyone. >> reporter: what would you call this if you had to give it a nickname? >> like dave's fun slide. >> reporter: i like that. >> so you know his name. >> we're probably out here about hour and a half, two hours. it's sort of an evolving thing because he kept melting at various angles and wilting and leaning to the left appropriately. >> reporter: or would he say let me be clear, the affordable care act will not melt away. >> you do better impressions than i do

my dad was a little league ateball coach and worked dupont. we went to sunday school and did all those things that people in middle class families do. --tainly in politics politics was not something we talked about. i love business, i really did and i still get excited when i hear one of my friends or someone else for some big deal they are getting to work on -- getting ready to work on. andve cemex -- some success it has allowed me to serve in a way that i think is very unique. as much as i love this this and i did not come from a political family and all, i really do cherish the fact that i am able to weigh in on issues that are very important to people across state and country. >> one of those issues is a member of the senate foreign relations committee. you have been to how many countries? >> i have not counted recently. i would say i've been to state . >> one of those issues is a member of the senate foreign 56, 57, 58 countries. many of them multiple times. i have been to pakistan four times, iraq four times, afghanistan, four times. rep

dupont's a proud sponsor of the food security index. ethiopia moved up 12 spaces in their ranking across all countries in the world in food security, and a lot of that was due to the goth's commitment -- to the government's commitment to agriculture and food and their investment in this extension and education. >> cathy? >> i'll revert back to the center for produce safety out in california and the work that has been done there. more on -- and i would call five years short term. more on a short-term basis to try and remove those barriers that, ultimately, get in the way of either a farm aer being profitable -- farmer being profitable and sustainable over time or remove the barriers to ultimate ily drive consumption. so i wish i had time to shower all 86 with you d share all 86 with you, but les some really rich data there. and we'll continue to do that. the opportunity for us to do research with real data that will ultimately provide insights that are actionable and then are implemented at the farm level, i think, are critical. and that

my dad was a little league ateball coach and worked dupont. we went to sunday school and did all those things that people in middle class families do. --tainly in politics politics was not something we talked about. i love business, i really did and i still get excited when i hear one of my friends or someone else for some big deal they are getting to work on -- getting ready to work on. andve cemex -- some success it has allowed me to serve in a way that i think is very unique. as much as i love this this and i did not come from a political family and all, i really do cherish the fact that i am able to weigh in on issues that are very important to people across state and country. >> one of those issues is a member of the senate foreign relations committee. you have been to how many countries? >> i have not counted recently. i would say i've been to state . >> one of those issues is a member of the senate foreign 56, 57, 58 countries. many of them multiple times. i have been to pakistan four times, iraq four times, afghanistan, four times. rep

thursday night a water main break caused the road to open up near dupont park. it's not threatening any homes but it could be seven to ten days before the road is back open for drivers and that's if the weather cooperates. here's how you can get around. if you're headed towards the city get off mass avenue by turning left on n street, hang a right on 34th street and take the left back on to massachusetts avenue. some 7,000 cars use this stretch of mass avenue every day so you could expect some delays. >> right now we want to take a live look at new york's times square. this place is expected to be very busy. all eyes will be on the big apple tomorrow for the kick-off of super bowl xlviii and the country's biggest brightiest intersection has been transformed into super bowl boulevard. police will be on high alert as they figure out who sent suspicious letters to several hotels near the site of tomorrow's game. one of the managers said he opened up a letter and powder fell out of it. he claims a typed letter inside did mention al qaeda. investigators say that the

paul schickler, president of dupont pioneer, the advanced see genetics business of dupont. mr. schickler them with pioneer since 1974. and dr. raj shah come administrative u.s. agency of international development and the former chief scientist and undersecretary for research and education and economics at usda. i will our moderator is secretary vilsack. [applause] >> i would like to add my welcome to all who are attending today, and my thanks as well to joe and jerry into the deputy, and the planning team for putting this great outlook for him together. want to just take a second to acknowledge the good work of the deputy in particular, focusing on young farmers and women farmers. i think later in the session when i talk about about the senses, you will see why that work is going to be extraordinarily important, and thank her for focusing attention on the issue. i also want to take this opportunity to thank joe glauber. i think sometimes we have a tendency to take joe for granted. he has been our chief economist for so long. but raj just commented to me, joe, as were walking up

. >> police are investigating a person who was hit by a train at the dupont circle metro station. hit is a 36-year-old man. he's in serious condition. they do not believe the injuries are life-threatening. it is not clear if the man was on the tracks intentionally. the train has since reopened and service has returned to normal. as a fairfax county public school worker faces sex charges tonight. he worked in the computer labs at the elementary school in falls church. he is attempted with attempting to take -- he is charged with attempting to take indecent liberties with children. he used the internet to try to learn children. >> i am worried about my kids. something like that happens than it is an issue. >> he is free on bond tonight. police urge any victims that may be out there to please come forward. fastbreak in rate the case involving a missing police officer. three people have been arrested in conjunction with the fact of his suv. the arrests were made last night. two people were charged with grand larceny. another person was arrested on an outstanding warrant. our sister st

that is the stuffed one in dupont circle.the legend is that if he sees his shadow, winter will last six more weeks. we will see what happens tomorrow. >> tomorrow morning it will be quite nice out there. farmers market? no problems there. the problems will come late tomorrow night and into tomorrow morning. just in time for the kids to go back to school. they're running out of the snow days. hopefully it will work out for them. 45 degrees at reagan national airport. it is well above average for this time of year. we're at 11:00 at night at that temperature. our high was 53 degrees, normally we see 44. get as cold as six degrees back in 1935. 42 degrees in silver spring and george washington university is looking at 45 degrees and a high in the lower 50's. 35 at dulles, winchester at 37. that colder air behind the cold front is now across chicago into upper michigan, minneapolis only four degrees. by tomorrow afternoon it will be on our back door step. -- excuse me. i have a cold, by the way. we're going to look for an area of

that was in dupont circle. it will probably be there for a little while depending on how much rain falls. >>> sometimes even the cities that take pride in knowing how to handle snow get surprised. >> new york city's new mayor bill de blasio is getting criticized for not closing schools yesterday. his administration admits they made the call wednesday night but then the snow fell sooner and heavier, he said, than expected. some local meteorologists are not happy with him. monika, over to you. >>> the outer loop of the beltway at branch avenue, police are responding to reports of an accident. here's the beltway at silver spring and georgia avenue. traffic is moving at the speed limit. both loops of the beltway. we'll have more on news, weather and traffic coming >>> it's 5:30. good morning. i'm andrea roane. happy valentine's day. >> i'm mike hydeck. happy valentine's day. >>> random acts of kindness we'll tell but in a second. >> most public schools in our area remain closed. the federal government, many local g

said it was meat by dupont. it wasn't. -- made by dupont. then general chang, who had a small part in "tomorrow never dies" but an important part, would be to catch up and it would be all over for james bond. it led to almost 17,000 cars being recalled by the luxury aston martin maker in the united kingdom. >> austin martin. >> i was thinking austin powers. >> or austin, texas. we could go on. >> i love the james bond, by the way. that was a great line. >> i've been wanting to say that for a while. >> sony issued a profit warning today. they also announced, this is the real news, a significant restructuring. here with more is caroline hyde. we go to a new plan. >> that is two eathornes in the side of sony. -- - eathornes in the eathornes in the side of sony. tv still a key concern for them as are phones. they are just not winning out to apple. samsung. those two companies have cleaned up. all this despite the bright spots of playstation and music and film. a 1.1 billion loss is now forecast for their full-year finishing in march. they have p

it's a win/win situation. >> now the relationship between the capitals and the fort dupont ice hockeyogram goes back to 2004. and to date, the caps have donated $87,000 to their local rink. wusa9 sports. >> now henderson's club is the oldest minority hockey program in north america. and joe ward has been a part of this special day for the last few years. he is always out there, enjoys spending time with the kids and get a nice big check at the end. >> he's a great role model. >> he really wanted to be active in the community and that's how he goes out and teaches these kids life lessons. >> it's good stories, thanks. >> coming up tonight at 6:00, creating a solid curtain. active shooter drills today on local military bases take on added meetings, five months after the deadly shooting at the washington navy yard. >> but up next -- >> a new degree program is helping students design the next generation of drones. i'm at the university of nevada >>> engineering students at colleges like virginia tech are preparing for jobs in a high- tech industry that just begun to get off the ground. we

. >>> metro's red line is moving again after a person was hit by a train at dupont circle. service was suspended for about an hour. police say a 36-year-old man was taken to the hospital in serious condition. >>> weather now thousands of people still without power as crews are trying to restore it after the storm last night. pg&e has 14 outages. 700 pep co customers without power. the hardest hit are north and west where potomic edison has 22,000 without power. >> i hate this. >> reporter: tonight two cand are the only thing shining. >> i don't like it. >> reporter: the loigs went out when freezing rain pounded the area causing this tree to slam on to her roof. >> it was loud. >> reporter: knocking out the power. >> i thought maybe a truck hit my house. >> reporter: tonight more than 20,000 people are in darkness. we drove in neighborhoods with our dash cam. our head lights are the only thing showing you light. the bad weather caused wide spread damage. crews removed fallen trees, fixed downed lines. 150 line men, 200 additional workers trying to restore power. this woman n

the group will gather for a candlelight vigil in dupont circle in about an hour. the sochi winter games have come to a close and the torch is extinguish extinguished. tonight you will see a spectacular celebration of the now-completed 22nd winter olympics in sochi. it wraps up 17 days of competition that brought in 2800 athletes from around the world. and you can see the show when it airs in prime time right here on nbc 4. our own jim handily is also there with all of the highlights and reaction from some of team usa's top athletes on news 4 at 11:00 after the olympics. >>> one person who didn't take part in the olympics, nicholas backstrom, the caps' player was side lined after testing positive for a banned substance. jason pugh is here with new reaction from backstrom himself. >> this was a very tough day for nicholas backstrom from the capitals, hours before sweden's gold medal game, backstrom was informed he would be suspended after failing a drug test. he's been taking medication off and on for the last seven years and he was devastated from the news. >> prob

i'm with dupont and would like to know how it's going to go with the spin-off. you tell me anything about that? >> i think that dupont could trade to the 70s rather quickly after the spin-off. it could be a just -- i think it's going to go up. why? because coleman has figured out exactly what you have to do if you're running a great american conglomera conglomerate. you've got to get out of the commodity stuff, which no one will give you a price for, because the chinese can come and slash it, and get into the proprietary. she's doing a great job. she's bankable. so thank you for watching "mad money's" first annual golden bulls awards. best director goes to disney's bob iger. best newcomer is zulily. the lifetime achievement award to mark papa. and best picture, or stock, in this case, was both the viewer's choice and mine, facebook. i would like to take a personal moment to thank -- hey, i'm getting played off my own show. stay tuned for special best comedy award later. stick with cramer! >>> and still ahead, cramer welcomes a real star of the silver screen -- >

so, you know, we work in ethiopia with dupont. we've asked the ethiopian government to make some reforms to its seed sector so that they can get ethiopian scientists and varieties they're testing on the soils there to be effective and then work with a whole host of seed companies to commercialize, in this case, hybrid maize and get it to farmers. and today dupont is reaching 35,000 additional farmers, and we're in dialogue about how do we get to three million through partnerships with us and local partners there. the most important part of that, of course, has nothing to do with -- it's all about what's going on at the farm household level. these are farmers who, you know, are usually barely subsistence producers. maybe they'll sell a little bit of extra food on the market if they have produced it. and often have a two to three-month period during the year that everyone refers to as the hungry season when kids and mothers and fathers go without food or without adequate nutrition. the bottom line is for these 35,000 households, the

main break last night caused the sinkhole to form on massachusetts avenue near 34th place and n fort dupont park. the department of transportation has closed the roadway while crews make the repairs. people who live near the area are still able to get into their homes. ddot hopes to have things fixed in seven to ten days, they say. it all depends on the weather. >>> what about that weather? first we're told maybe warm and then all kinds of stuff coming our way. doug, what's up? >> we have a stormy week next week for sure. but we also have in the middle a beautiful weekend. temperatures over the next couple of days going up. today, a high temperature of 50 degrees. at least in some areas. and right now we're still pretty mild compared to where we have been. 37 degrees the current number in d.c. 30 in fredericksburg and 24 out there towards patuxent river. we're going to be talking about the mild temperatures that are going to be here. into the 50s saturday and sunday. there will be a chance for showers late in the day sunday. but then look what happens on monday. the cold air moves in. and s

>> gary: woodland has a car, a mclaren worth $230,000 the dupont registry you you would like to on thear...dwayne wa de's car is now marked up higher. >> gary:hank, the stray dog spotted roaming around the baseball facility in arizona. >> pam: warner was i had only one of high schools hottest commodity >> reporter: one hour [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ >> pam: and especially one as planned to damage and flooding an already packing doris the stand next. with sand bags. >> pam: prosecutors said kay lee died from forced blunt trauma and they both will be back in court and a pro. a pro back in court in april. >> pam: now we have a heart warming story that has basketball world in all. awe we told you about this basketball player i

risi dupont was in her fifth grade class. >> we said lockdown. we went under a desk. and we were all just quiet. >> reporter: ruthanne lodato was home with her elderly mother and the woman who helps take care of her. police say a man knocked on the front door. they answered. he shot them, then ran away. police are looking for an older white man, balding with a full beard. >> we are concerned and the citizenship should be concerned. >> reporter: concerned because ruthanne's shooter is still out there, and they don't know why he killed her. >> we just don't have a motive at this time. >> reporter: what they do have is a striking similarity to another high profile murder less than a mile away. in november, a top regional transportation planner ron kirby was gun down in his home. it's a case police have yet to crack, but one they are now comparing. >> we will have to look to see to those similarities and whether or not we're dealing with a similar homicide. >> reporter: here again, this is an extremely low crime neighborho. but police have been able to talk to that caregi

people that government officials have been buying up these items using money to buy the claim by dupont the typical government to quit. writing by job market had a big influence on auction of rare baidu product the book and a huge amount of money to get one and send as a gifted government official. last year supported the bubble bath i produced the nineteen fifties was finally auctioned off for four hundred twenty thousand dollars. it got me back to me occupied. forty percent hike in baidu consumption yesterday matters worse. why do companies to refocus their strategy. now we have to pay more attention to ordinary people who spend much less money. accompanied by the government of dirty campaign. i didn't get to the market had also been affected. as you reported in two thousand thirteen the central government implemented could be the purpose of kirby will protect you from corruption and over spending by government officials the mattress cover and began to think what did the membership card. a new year's greeting card. i worked at the military powers the central government implement the m

here's some of the reaction we got tonight in the dupont circle area to collins' return to the nba. >i think it's great. it should be something that shouldn't be a big deal any more so sports should welcome him, and it shouldn't be a problem. he's a very good process. certainly with some things you can't force issues, but everything is moving in the right direction. >> more tolerance, more acceptance. i couldn't be in more support of it it. i'm not a sports fan so i can't comment in great detail but i think it's wonderful and i hope that it is the direction that we move in, in the future, in all realms. >> more tonight after the news on "game on overtime." >>> elsewhere, tonight we have the names of the three adults found dead in the capitol heights maryland apartment last night. prince george's county police have a motive -- if they have a motive and suspect they're not saying. surae chinn has the latest. >> reporter: police go door to door talking to neighbors and passing out flyers where men and a woman were found dead. >> there are three bodies. it's an intense amount of work on t

and that is what dupont pioneer is all about.what i might do is take a moment to talk about how we are addressing each of those challenges around nutrition, around sustainability and around information. so first of all as relates to nutrition, we announced tremendous achievement. we've been working on sorghum for a number of years. it started really with tremendous collaboration, first with the bill and the linda gates foundation of late with the warren buffett foundation. now a number of organizations in sub-saharan africa. but what we announced today is not only increase availability of vitamin a but also the stability of that vitamin a in sorghum. namely, about 100%. so what that means for an african farmer is that they can harvest that sorghum crop and save it without losing the vitamin a content for up to about three months. tremendous improvement. also comes with increased levels of protein, iron and zinc so i tremendous achievement. so what we are doing there is basically delivering the opportunity for increased nutrition

dupont >> : mounds will be favored for more rain. not in some will be in favor for more aid.ince in somthe attire is iw falling global be up to 6 in. and the sea air the higher terrain we'll see a package as. >> : here's a look at the future forecast are morningstar number to comes and friday. a third way saturday could potentially bring us very heavy rainfall. nicosia to 3 in. of rain in the north bay. it's very ill be a little bit uncertain see where the heavy rain will land. >> : no new soda talk about just yet dealt change in the overnight dollar. your keep up-to-date with all the new numbers you can log on to the web page. >> : just ahead of the winter olympics and so she calls with the visitors there. >> : with conditions there 650 hotels. >> : payton at mending fences public appearance. >> : barry has highlights these next three you can catch a fool or a sports talk tomorrow night with sports night live. >> : he was wont want with but your secretary. >> : now a sports reporter with gary r.. it >> : mike montgomery club though anything but. and johnny dawkins going and

dupont, pfizer, some of the names leading the dow jones industrials, united healthcare, united technologies are the names weighing on the dow, boeing softened the retailers in focus, j.c. penney, overall the economy is something that is driving the market or bringing some concerns, the manufacturing numbers look weaker, the jobs report on friday. back to you. dagen: the dow off of its second 300 point loss of the year and my next guest says investors better be ready for a bumpier ride ahead. bob bauer, chief global economist at principal global investors. what problems have we really got lulled into a false sense of security and safety, what we haven't seen this volatility in the last two calendar years. >> we haven't. to understand what is going on there are several things happening in the short term. as you mentioned as your colleagues did a moment ago there have been weak u.s. numbers, the i s m durable-goods, the last payroll report. in addition there have been some difficulties in emerging markets, the big decline, the big devaluation in argentina, rate hike in turkey, some currency pr

the furrogate north and dupont metro stations are closed today. they'llreopen tomorrow. shuttle buses are running between woodley park and metro center. they're running on a saturday schedule, however they will close at midnight tonight. you can park for free at metro-owned lots and garages. >>> today, mount vernon is celebrating george washington's birthday. thousands of people will visit the landmark today to take part in a series of events. news4's megan mcgrath is live with more on what you can expect. megan, tell us about what's happening. >> reporter: barbara, an absolutely gorgeous day here at mount vernon. you can see the mansion over my shoulder here and all of the snow on the ground. just a short time ago, a birthday observance wrapped up, and now the tours are in full swing here. george washington was actually born on the 22nd of february, but his birthday is celebrated the third monday of the month, and, of course, this is a big day here at mount vernon, the only day of the year when admission is free. now, earlier this morning, a ceremony was held at washing

i am pleased to announce today that dupont has agreed to partner with our colleges on this effort. there will work to identify skills that are needed for entry-level positions and match the skills with courses offered by our colleges and provide internships. by completing these identified courses and by practical experience they will put the students on a fast track for opportunities, including full-time jobs, and we look forward to other employers joining dupont on this initiative. though they also ensure that those students to choose an accelerated career path, one that does not involve a degree. we will allow a new two-year comprehensive program and manufacturing technology for high school juniors and seniors. the problem will focus on mechanical, electrical and computer engineering and lead to national and recognize manufacturing certificates. modeled after a partnership between delaware tech which allows students to attend classes at their own school while augmenting what they learned by providing access to manufacturing equipment and to lower tech. no, to make our new program

saying what was actually a dupont part was actually a counterfeit heart, not industrial strength.g.rtin is now they are recalling the car, saying they will fix the problem in all of the cases at the road expense. they say there have been no accident that they are aware of, but it is a concern they will take care of. >> what does this mean technically? when you put your foot on the accelerator, you don't get away like james bond? getaway bond is in his car, and he has his foot on the accelerator pedal, and instead of taking his foot off the pedal, the pedal snaps and he loses his momentum and stops and maybe in this case general chang from "tomorrow never dies" catches up with him. you don't go faster, you basically lose your acceleration until you stop. the issue is somebody could crash into you from behind. >> what does it mean financially? >> not much, really. the company says it is a minimal cost to them. obviously this is a hit for the british icon. you get recalls from mass manufacturers, although you do not get recalls of this proportion relative to the total volume of cars

metro closed dupont circle metro station and farragut. those will reopen tuesday.orrow metro will open at 5:00 a.m. and close at midnight president's day. trains will run on a saturday schedule. you can park for free at metro owned lots and garages. metro's new silver line will impact bus service across northern virginia we're learning. the fairfax connecter will add a service with three routes in at this son quarter. new routes will be launched at the courthouse stops. it will be called the silver line express moving from the west fall church to wylie avenue metro station. the fare drops to $5. so faro date has been set. >>> headlights as far as the eyes could see on the la highway. some are calling this mess jamzilla. construction crews are paving six miles of the highway. that's bottle necking traffic. locals had weeks of warning to prepare, but that did not seem to help. >>> drivers will be dealing with a construction project on a new sky scraper involving more than 200 trucks and 2100 trips to shut that will concrete. >>> a russian satellite will have a cras

now he has associated himself with dupont. abbott knew what he was doing. get greg abbott on. i'd like to ask him why. why did he pick the guy who had earlier said these racist things. >> he don't have a good one. he's attorney general of texas. >> that's correct. >> all right. look. thanks very much to both of you. it was ted nugent. i was i said that the other day. >> he told me that, too. he uses that good. he is an ex-rock and roll hack. why do you associate with the guy. >> paul, i have to say this -- >> how many guns do you have? >> i've got five or six. >> so you're telling me the democrat had 15. it's been known to have some fussy math. when he said that number, i had to ask you. come to my house. i'll show you all 20. >>> still to come, a white man fired a gun into an suv full of black teenagers. kate upton is so skinny she almost defies gravity. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is ranked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power. (natalie) ooooh, i

the most recent at this dupont plant in 2010. there a worker died when a ruptured hose sprayed him with a deadly gas, and after each incident, they created an oversight board for chemical facilities, and the suggestion fell on deaf ears. >> unfortunately, we heard from the state that they were unable to respond, and it was not possible for them to do it. that's the last word that we got. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the west virginia department of human health and resources said the last word on the issue came june 30th 2011, and at the time, that agency and the environmental protection jointly agreed to approach the legislature to provide funding for a study of successful initiatives from around the country, yet no legislation was ever introduced. >> it's challenging because i'm the first person who introduced it to the state. so to be here again at this particular moment, saying exactly the same thing, is really challenging. >> it's a group of people concerned about chemical safety, following a disaster in bopal india. there

and take a look at this, this is peedmont dupont circle.nder a few inches of snow, empty streets as people enjoy eggnog at home, i presume. and what you are shown earlier. >> skiers out there, innovative ways to get around, and this is in blacks burg virginia. rachel writes casualty skiing down the streets. and tony, look at this. >> what is that? >> this is a time lapse video from brian. he is in norton, virginia, they got about seven-inches of snow there, and they are going to get more later, and it looks more than that, though, but perhaps it is the wind there, and also you have this facebook page that was started in charlotte for people to get help, megan writes my huhs and two-year-old daughter are stuck at charlotte airport, he is concerned about running out of diapers, food, etc. and you also have people having some sympathy for the people that -- >> yeah. >> get the mail every day. >> snow, sleet, rain. >> our mailman stay warm out there, and she has some hot cocoa for them. >> then you have this video. announced they don't have sch

my dad was transferred over and he was an engineer at dupont.e was transferred when i was 10 or 11. my sister is to got -- two years younger. i have a wonderful wife named elizabeth who grew up on a farm. we have two daughters, julie and emily that are roughly, depending on when this airs, 25 and 24. the 25-year-old is married to someone she met here on our staff. my younger daughter is living in new york. she is product development manager with the program -- with a company that makes these shabby stylish handbags and the proceeds go to feed people in africa. they are happy. that is the most important thing in life is that they are productive and doing well and happy with who they are. as individuals. elizabeth is happier than she has ever been. i am gone four days a week now here and i say that in jest. i am fortunate to be married to someone who would allow me to do what i am doing and to be such a strong-willed, good person. i feel very fortunate with having the family that i have. that is the kind of thing you care about on a daily basis. >

in the cold weather and looking around at my 1500 books and going yes, i live somewhere, i live in dupont circle. i am happy. >> host: mar e-mails, an academic, is there any sustained actionable focus on feminist on behalf of women in prison? >> terrific question. i to my two colleagues in grand school. i am fortunate to teach in a women's studies program, george washington, chaired by dan motionburg whose focus is women in the prison system. we offer an excellent curriculum on this topic. i show the film what i want, my words to you, in which he teaches a writing class at bedford hills prison in upstate new york. my students then address the issue of not only women as subjects of violence but women who are in prison for crimes or have taken violent action, and living long term in prison, much of that literature covers the way that women are either rewarded or punished with access to their own kids, what to do with women who become mothers while behind bars, hal we accommodate access to child rearing in those conditions but also examined the fact that many women are in prison because of i

as you know the business, dupont and the united states, clearly we develop and produce and sell corn and soybeans. to the secretary's point, the u.s. is efficient in producing those crops but in a country like india, and we offer in about 90 countries in the world in a country like india we have to adapt to the local conditions. so, we develop, produce and sell corn, millet, mustard, sunflower, rice and wheat because that is what indian farmers in the indian economy demand. >> there's a couple things here. there is the ability to grow agriculture within these countries that are developing. and if the theory behind that of course is that while about them to do a better job of feeding their own people and allow their people to move from 60% in agriculture to 50% to 40% to less than one tenth of 1% which is where we are in the united states. that creates an economy and a day for the high-value products much of which are produced in the united states including the arab cultural contacts, so it creates export opportunities. it's important for us to know to see that evolution and to be abl

this is not dupont circle.is university of maryland, big snowball fight there and this is a pretty good -- as the snow fell dry, i read two articles in the post today. one article on the left said it was a wet snow. one article said it was a dry snow. it was a dry snow as it fell and as the day wore on and we had the rain and sleet it became wet, but initially you could sweep it off with a broom. good times. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, high clouds come in, have the clipper, makes for some nice color, nice sunset, still 50 downtown, dew points in the mid-20s, winds out of the north at 5. we're lacking cold air for this particular storm. the track of the storm is pretty good. it's going to dive off to the south and east producing snow right now along the ohio river but rain through kentucky and tennessee. the center of the storm will dive down to the carolinas. if it were to sit there, intensify and move up the coast, we'd be in business again. i know a lot of you d

is just 4 blocks from the dupont circle metro. did you know fairfax county has a rec center with an indoor water park? cub run in chantilly has a 50- foot indoor water slides. you can put summers restaurant georgetown at tackle box. r in put a clam bake and rum punch on your bill. what it, did somebody say bill? >> he is the roseate spoonbill. >> reporter: mike acts like the mayor at the zoo. he loves greeting new friends. at about 80 degrees year-round, you definitely want to lose your winter coat. now if they could only work on getting a little more sun in here. there are monkeys, fish, different species of birds. hey, there's mike again. >> it's always summer in here. >> personally big fan of the lime and ginger body treatment. that was jessica doyle reporting. just in case you're counting, there's only 20 more days left till spring, but tomorrow is the last day of february, so you know this is almost over. >> tell the truth. you really like the pedicure. that was your thing. >> that was my thing, but don't ask me to take my sh

this is because of an earlier track problem at dupont circle. are you seeing delays in both -- you are seeing delays in both directions. back at 6:11. back to you. >> see you then. thank you. >>> it is 6:02. it could be a rough commute this morning. richard jordan is moving around, checking out the conditions in loudoun county, and has more. >> reporter: we are just off of market street and route 15. things are looking pretty good. yesterday, this street here was a nightmare. the snow was coming down so fast and so heavy that plows couldn't keep up. you see the plows are still out this morning trying to get those side streets and going over the major roadways and highways again just to make sure they're clear. but really they have done a fantastic job out here in loudoun county because most of the roads are completely clear. you have no issues with snow that was left over or ice. take a look because there is a dividing line when it comes to side stets. it is pretty clear. you've got the white snow that was left over, and right over it, the dark

. >>> metro closed farragut north and dupont circle stations. tomorrow metro opens at 5:00 a.m.uld see more snow today. let's get the forecast from storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> hey richard. you could see a couple of snowflakes. shouldn't add up to too much. couple of flakes this afternoon. temperatures below freezing for sure. mid-20s with wind chills back to teens and 20s. a bundle up factor this morning. clouds thickening and chance of snowflake this is afternoon. no accumulations expected. back to work and for many back to school tomorrow. another cold day. starting off temperatures teens and 20s. tomorrow, highs in the mid-20s. we'll talk about the late week warm up at 9:00 a.m. >> we have 90 minutes of news and weather coming up in 30 ♪ when you get your shine on >>> we're rocking on this sunday morning, february 16th, 2014. it is a somewhat cooler day here in sochi, overcast skies, even a little drizzle. we have a great crowd of team usa supporters out here with us. we appreciate them stopping by between events. i'm lester holt along with natalie morales in so

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he expects eagle lab, and dupont to outperform in coming months.ough, however, they are continuing to watch for any further weakness in economic data or volatility in emerging markets which could make these cyclical stock ideas less attractive. >> there is always that caveat. thank you so much. >>> simon? >>> ford has been struggling with its in-car technology for some time. it's reportedly now dropping microsoft in its next generation sync system. the detroit news says ford will team up with blackberry instead for its voice activated system. customer complaints about malfunctioning technology and touch screens have hurt ford in surveys by the powerful j.d. power and consumer reports organization. shares of those three as you can see, blackberry really catching some upwind there, not least because more broadly messaging is so in. >>> watch natural gas prices this week. prices up about 40% so far this year but polar vortex, of course, bringing more snow. we are now forecast for the u.s. this week. here's the weather channel's tom niziol. >> as we ge

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in dupont circle, in the nation's capitol, they have a snowman making contest. this is snowbama.re of the car dash shuns. snowbama looks gnat tow in the tie. sandra: that is a talent. speaking balm, florida says it found a fry market solution to obamacare. ashley: cheryl casone shows how the sunshine state programs to have coverage for 1 million residents or 20% of its population. that is next. ashley: florida is reportedly not ready to give up on the fight against obamacare hoping to find a way around the costly health care law. chairman casone down in beautiful -- cheryl casone down in beautiful sunny miami beach with more. >> senator marco rubio and governor rick scott that joined us earlier on fox business call it florida care. that is exchange that will give insurance to millions of floridians that don't have insurance. businesses in this state having major problems especially when it comes to the taxman. i'm joined by we'll call her the tax woman. she is a tax defense attorney. you were at the irs for years. >> yes. >> you said that obamacare is going to completely overburd