emanuel: it's a speed limit. no storm ever exceeds this limit and a very small percentage of them actually come right up to the limit. most of them fall far short. now, the computer models behaved in some ways very differently from real hurricanes in that they always spun up to their speed limit. narrator: essential to answering why the hurricanes in the models were behaving differently from real hurricanes is an understanding of how real hurricanes work. dr. emanuel: if you look at a photograph of a hurricane from space, what you see, of course, is this beautiful, white spiral mass of clouds. it's a little bit hard to tell but those clouds extend from very close to the ocean surface up about 10 miles high. and the ocean surface is at a pretty high temperature -- 25 to 30 degrees centigrade. but the tops of the clouds in a hurricane represent the temperature that you find in the upper part of the atmosphere. it's very, very cold. it's around -80 degrees centigrade. so the hurricane's operating across a rather spe

rahm emanuel is now mayor of chicago. bill daley and rahm emanuel were the chief lobbyists for passing nafta under clinton. they're the ones who rounded up the votes. they're the ones who made the deals with the recalcitrant democrats and republicans who didn't want to vote for it. these people are in the saddle. they succeeded each other as -- >> they're democrats, too. >> democrats. but daley succeeded rahm emanuel as obama's chief of staff. these are the people obama talks to all the time, and they're saying, free trade great. we don't know about factories closing, but it's a great way to raise money. >> senator mitch mcconnell, who will soon be the senate majority leader, said that new trade agreements are one of his top priorities. are we about to see some bipartisan cooperation between the republicans in the senate and obama in the white house on passing this new trade agreement? >> absolutely. they've already announced that they're going to try to work together. and if history is repeated, you will see fast track p

julian emanuel with us from ubs.re for the last x number of weeks as people including vladimir putin said this is a bottom. it is not. how do you know when you get a bid on something as disastrous as oil? >> you are looking for response to news, first off. news that the saudi king was ill and in the hospital does not help -- should have helped, has not helped just because creating more uncertainty in the saudi's, who is the swing producer and putting pressure with like they put a bit on oil because king abdul is fading. >> because more uncertainty and leadership transition, but the fact is it has not happened, you need some sort of catalyst and we do not know what it is. >> you and i have seen this time and time and time again. the rationalization of a declining market. what is different this time? >> what is different this time is it really is a question of whether it is supply or the demand issue. people are so fearful of the rest of the world going into a recession. >> i wonder what happened this morning, which wa

recordemos que emanuel se llevÓ a casa el oscar el aÑo pasado.la trajera, con relatos salvajes. sin embargo una representaciÓn, que tomÓ por sorpresa a muchos fue la cinta sobre la tradiciÓn mexicana del dÍa de los muertos, pero su director jorge gutiÉrrez, afirma que ya es hora de que hollywood reconozca aÚn mÁs el talento latino. >> creo que ya no pueden negar que venimos muy fuerte y tenemos muchas cosas que decir, y es una Época mÁgica para los hispanos de hollywood. en instantes...les mostramos un lapicero que pueden crear el aire aunque suena a ciencia ficcion, dibujar en el aire es ahora una realidad...y es que con la creacion del lapicero 3d, con un poco de imaginacion uno puede crear cualquier cosa desde billeteras hasta ropa...incluso obras de arte!!! en el dispositivo se mezclan plasticos de colores que luego permite la construccion de estructuras y formas, como si estuviern creando una escultura de alambres... llegamos al final!! gracias por su atencion!!maqana los edicion nocturna!! (aplausos) ♪ ♪ ♪ >> y ahora con ustedes, nuestro mo

representative emanuel cleaver ii of the fifth district of missouri. relationship al green of the 9th district of texas. representative gwen moore of the fourth district of wisconsin. representative yvette clark of the 9th district of new york who is also the first vice-chair of the congressional black caucus. congressman keith ellison of the fifth district of minnesota. congressman hank johnson of the fourth district of georgia. congressman andre carson of the 7th district of indiana who is also the second vice-chair of the congressional black caucus. representative donna edwards of

he's hoping to give mayor rahm emanuel a run for his money.rags to riches story is getting a lot of attention, especially out there in the african-american community. wilson worked his way out of poverty and eventually founded a medical supply company and a tough legal challenge from the emanuel campaign about the validity of his signature petitions. he's come a long way and his biography is compelling many to believe. here he is. i'd like to welcome him, willie wilson, democratic candidate for mayor. your story is so impressive, how you went from cleaning toilets to owning a mcdonald's, a franchise, and becoming somewhat of a tycoon. how does that make you a great mayor? >> let me put it this way. the mayor you have now is not a good mayor or a great mayor. i've come to not so much a schooling but experience. i'm not a politician. i'm a business person. i came from the cotton fields of louisiana up north and came to work at mcdonald's and never left the neighborhood. i've always supported the neighborhood. i still support the neighborhood tod

. >>> now, emanuel macho is going back. to the prom. emanuel replied yes, but she would have to get 10,000 tweets. she got'm within 10 minutes. i'm john clark, we're right back. >>> finally tonight, they're hooping it up in delaware county. >> we first told you back in september, shellystrong, that was the rallying cry tonight. michael shelly has missed his freshman year here as he bravely battles limphoma. probably the best medicine he can get, really healing. >> we need to try to stay warm this weekend. >> we, yes need to stay warm, especially tomorrow morning. it is going to feel arnold 0 degrees through most of the area. bitter cold, some areas north and west feeling below zero. sunday we're still cold but ten degrees warmer than saturday. we're still around freezing. icy mix comes monday morning. remember that as you head out to work. >> have a great weekend. good night. webuyanycar.com has helped thousands of people let go of all the hassle that comes with selling or trading in. we make selling your car truck or suv fast, safe and

we'll hear from emanuel acho on his big date. cecily. >> we climbed above freezing for the first time since monday afternoon. we're heading back into the deep freeze overnight though. details on track of a potentially messy start to your work week in the accuweather forecast. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >> pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane responded. kane said i did nothing illegal. any fair and impair shall review of the facts would conclude that. the charges stem from allegations that kane leaked details of another grand jury investigation to a newspaper. kane says the charges are part of a political attack because of her efforts to clean up harrisburg. >>> new video could help nab the burglar who ransacked a south jersey home. he took credit cards jewelry and an iphone and a laptop from a house on warwick road in haddonfield on january 2nd. surveillance captured the man using the stolen credit cards at a wawa in center city philadelphia. if you recognize him you will urged to

, rahm emanuel was arguing he was the man argued for health insurance reform. to this as a small slice at a time to this is too big with the economy where it is. chuck schumer has made it very public how he feels about this very recently being number three in the u.s. senate. but if you look at the history of the modern presidential right now, and i say modern, go back the last 50 years most of the accomplishments, the big accomplishments and their own agenda happen in the first two years and the rest of the six our managing events in some form or another our managing their own problem. if you look at it from a historical perspective, they were right to do whatever it took. i think the lesson a new president is going to have come at a think could be the wrong lesson short term because i think, is if you look at obama's success in getting health care by pillar ii to immigration to go to cap-and-trade, failure to do some of these other things, then they're going to look back and say, i should have done thrown more at the system the first two years to you only get

i'm like where is mike emanuel? i see all these -- you're not in this rotunda.in another rotunda. >> i went to the house side. i was told that side is just not big enough for both of us. >> well, i think they were talking about egos there, mike. seriously, i did not know there were two -- i didn't realize that you had two different locations for your broadcast. >> we've got options. we've got the yellow walls behind me. >> that thing is under construction there that big thing. i just noticed that when driving up here. that big thing. that building. that thing. see that? that's a -- they call that -- all right, mike, have a great day. >> glad to have you, buddy. >> you probably heard senator durbin there talking about this free college thing. well, earlier i was speaking with the democratic senator bill nelson of florida about these same issues. now let's bring in a republican why don't we? congresswoman elise stefanik of new york, youngest woman elected to congress at the age of 30. she grajsduated huge with honors from harvard. ran a campaign update. this is yo

fox news chief congressional comfort mike emanuel with our report. >> the aye's are 236, and the nays are 191. >> reporter: defiant house members passed a homeland security package loaded with amendments to block president obama's executive action on immigration. >> what we're dealing with is a president who has ignored the people, ignored the constitution, and even his own past statements. >> reporter: boehner rattled off nearly two dozen examples of the president's own words saying he didn't have the authority. republican trey gowdy argued this wasn't about partisan this is about protecting the legislative branch. >> this is a fight over whether this branch of government will find the courage to stand up for itself. >> reporter: a new fox poll reveals voters are more than twice as likely tong the republican congress will win most often as the president. the white house is threatened to veto on this bill. democrats who pushed to act last year warned republicans will pay a heavy price. >> the fruits of your action will cause anger and outrage and the mobilization of an immigrant commu

congress are not lining up with his actions, we begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on capitol hill tonight. >> bret, good evening on day one of the 114th congress, hours after bipartisan legislation was veiled sponsors by 54 republicans and six democrats in the senate. the white house announced president obama would veto it. >> reporter: after introducing the keystone xl pipeline, now there -- we have got about 63 to support it. a recent fox poll revealed nearly 7 out of ten voters support building the pipeline. a spokesman for trance canada nowlesed -- are you viewing the final phase, with seemingly no one in site. john ernest said that bill isn't isn't -- the new majority leader mitch mcconnell will begin the process on the senate floor. >> everyone knows this is the first thing that's going to come out on the energy committee. why don't we get started. >> the new minority leader harry reid reid -- the bill sponsor joe manchin says he opens allowing amendments which reid rarely did will be in support of the bill. >> one's excited about getting down to business and

mike emanuel reports on a very uncooperative beginning to the next two years of divided government. >r: in his first major address as majority leader mitch mcconnell started a -- >> i assure you threatening to veto a jobs bill within minutes of the president taking the oath of office, a bill with bipart sang support is anything but productive. >> unfortunately, by threatening two of these bipartisan jobs bills, the president is telling the american people he really doesn't care what he thinks. to what was alleged to be a white national itself group formed by a former kkk leader david duke. >> he's a decent honest person who made a mistake, we have all made mistakes. >> i rejekts any form of bigotry. >> meanwhile white house press secretary josh ernest told ed henry that early veto threats don't guarantee grid look on everything. >> to try to find common ground with the president on some shared values. what that is opening on overskaes markets to american businesses and make it more fair and simpler. that there may be an opportunity for us to try to cooperate on some issues and actuall

tonight, chief congressional corporate mike emanuel looks at fuel, the good the bad, and the ugly. >> >> we're saving drivers about 70 cents a gallon over last christmas. >> reporter: the >> reporter: the qt down the street matched it, the exxon wen even lower to is$1.69. >> the basic evident of lower oil prices is more money in americans pockets. america is still a net importer of oil. and that means that cheaper oil means more money for american congress assumers. >> reporter: this comes scomes -- >> first item up in the new senate will be the keystone xl pipeline. >> yet the p >> yet the president made the case that the pine line is a lot of hype. >> there is very little impact, nominal impact on u.s. gas prices. what the average what the average american consumer care consumer cares about, by having this pipeline come through. >> speaker boehner said before he left for the holidays that the administration doesn't get it when it comes to energy. >> it's the epa out of control or osha, these policyies are hurting job creation in america. so the economy and jobs will continue to be o

mike emanuel with the news on capitol hill.she say about some of those surveillance programs? >> loretta lynch is the united states attorney from brooklyn, new york, so she has a reputation for bringing terrorists and cyber criminals to justice. she was asked about some of these counterterrorism tools or techniques that are part of her professional background. >> do you think the nsa program, terrorist surveillance program that we have in effect today is constitutional? >> senator, i believe that not only is it constitutional and effective, i know there are court challenges to it and certainly we will abide by those court regulations. >> right. >> but it has been a very effective tool in managing -- >> but you're okay with it being constitutional from your viewpoint? >> certainly constitutional and effective. >> and loretta lynch made it clear that if she is confirmed, fighting terrorism will be job number one. >> and some questioning on president obama's executive action on immigration. >> that's right. a variety of senators h

>> mike emanuel live on the hill. thanks. >>> south korea's defense ministry says north cree yeah may now have the ability to strike the u.s. mainland with missiles. the declaration comes as recent satellite imagery appears to show a submarine being equipped to fire the weapons. the south said the north is advancing efforts to miniaturize nuclear warheads. >>> the pents gone revealed the details today. the u.s. would remove troops from about 15 bases and prepare the first pertinent european base in britain for the new f 35 fighter. >>> prisoners have been released. this comes amid president obama's dramatic foreign policy shift toward direct relations with cuba and there's speculation tonight that the nation's top diplomat was cut out of the loop regarding the change. chief correspondent rosen looks into it. >> from the moment the president said he's go over it. they've buzzed about speculation about how much the state department really knew about the initiative. >> the way the whole thing was negotiated was not exact

mejor direcciÓn, mejor pelÍcula y por supuesto mejor cinematografÍa en la que estÁ tambiÉn nominado emanuelstrenos de esta semana. esta pelÍcula narra la historia real de un grupo de estudiantes hispanos, que inicia un proyecto de robÓtica con el apoyo de su profesor. un concurso en el cual tenÍa que construir un robot submarino, durante la travesÍa aprendieron no sÓlo construirlo, sino tambiÉn formaron un lazo que durarÍa toda la vida. interpretara a dos >> en la primera vez quÉ haces drama? >> si. >> carlos y alexa peÑa vega, comparten el apellido porque estÁn cansados. >> luchÉ mucho para conseguir este papel no cuenta carlos peÑa vega, finalmente cuando me lo dieron me reunÍ con el director, yo estaba muy ansiosa de saber queueanpede mi novia en la pelÍcula, y me dice estamos a punto de ofrecerle el papel a una actriz que se llama alexander, y empecÉ a reme, y le respondÍ bueno, nos comprometimos hace dos meses. creo que tuvimos buena quÍmica en pantalla, aÑade alexa. en la cita infantil, un oso viaja a londres en busca de otro lugar a vivir al verse perdido y sÓlo se encontrÓ con la fa

today ahead of the white house meeting between the president and congressional leaders to mike emanuel on it. could be putting a chill on things. michael. >> good afternoon, those comments from leader pelosi and a series of veto threats from the white house set the stage for the possibility of a very tense meeting at the white house. but early on the president said he wanted to focus on the positive. >> obviously there are disagreements around the table on a whole range of issues but also there is where we can agree and that's where we'll focus. >> aide says house speaker john boehner made clear the house would push forward considering the $39.7 billion homeland security funding bill would take steps to bolster security and law enforcement efforts. the speaker knosted it would include amendments designed to stop the president's unilateral action on immigration. republicans say the presidents comments have been interpret by human traffickers that illegals should come on up, it will be all right to enter the u.s. illegal. members of the house g.o.p. sound ready for a fight. >> the presid

chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live on capitol hill with that. mike. >> reporter: we're already hearing from frustration from lawmakers here we are in the week after brand new congress and they say president obama has set a very negative tone. >> it would have been better if he had said, okay, i give. or okay you won the election, people have spoken. or even if you just said, okay, let's talk. but i'm but, saying hell no i won't go is not a great way to kick off a new relationship. >> reporter: today house lawmakers are expected to vote on a bill that would modify obama care's definition of full-time work status from 30 hours to 40 hours per week. tomorrow the house is expected to vote on construction and authorization of the xl pipeline. the white house says that doesn't mean there will be gridlock on every issue. >> we'll have differences of opinion with republicans and republican leaders in congress about some priorities but what we can't do is allow a difference of opinion over one or two issues to be obstacle finding ground on other issues w

my name is emanuel and i have a complaint with -- actually i have a complaint about the office of citizens complaints, two valid complaints. one was the complaint i had filed about how to request documents from the san francisco police department. the officer that signed the release form on both situations signed the release of one form on the eighth of january 2013 and signed the release of the same request with other dates and numbers a week later. now considering the fact that the officer and i at the time were in mediation for a different complaint at the occ i would have presumed that the officer was aware of the name and would have paid more attention and would have come up why these documents were altered. also i have complained 2-8 14 with the office of citizens complaints. that was addressed against -- [inaudible] i'm sorry just her name she had signed the form, and that's why it was directed towards the chief. nothing personal against her but the office of citizen complaints claims they haven't been able to investigate that even though the sunshine ordinance task force has found

my name is emanuel and i have a complaint with -- actually i have a complaint about the office of citizens complaints, two valid complaints. one was the complaint i had filed about how to request documents from the san francisco police department. the officer that signed the release form on both situations signed the release of one form on

mike emanuel is on capitol hill with this for us.mike. >> reporter: supporters say keystone would pump billions of dollars into our economy and support thousands of good jobs, and they note the state department, the obama administration's own state department has said it would do so with minimal environmental impact. >> the keystone infrastructure project has been studied endlessly, endlessly from almost every possible angle. and the same general conclusion keeps becoming clear; build it. >> reporter: congress is preparing to send the president legislation to do just that, to authorize completion of the keystone xl pipeline. it's 1139 miles in length and would carry oil from canada down to southern nebraska and from there to refineries along the gulf coast. an estimated 830,000 barrels per day. and now after nearly a month of consideration in the senate, lawmakers are expected to finally pass the bill today. senators have considered dozens of amendments and will finish up with votes on six more today. a leading democrat spoke earlier

joining mess is congressman emanuel cleaver, democrat from missouri and dana milbank from "the washington post." thank you both for being here. >> good to be here. >>> republicans seized congress in november but now the president is the one setting 9 agenda. what do you want to hear from him tonight? >> i want to hear him continue to talk about those things that he has been doing. he is riding a wave puff a number of successful political initiatives. i would like for him to talk about that a bit more. i think there's this brief -- at least there used to be this belief that the president was going to be in bed for the next two years after the beating we took back in november. he has come to the conclusion that this is the time for him to push all of the things that he believes that the american people need in order to have a healthier nation. i think it's working. it's working. the numbers are going to come up in terms of the people who approve of the way he's handling the economy. >> dana after six years of the president's policies the economy is surging, but republicans now want him on a

i mean, i think what ezekiel emanuel is saying is ridiculous but how do we stop aing for those testse really don't need? >> i think as a patient you have a right to understand what your doctor is thinking about, why they're ordering what they're doing and most important question, you need to ask doc if we do the mri how will it change the way you treat me? if it can't answer that question maybe you need to. it shed tell you go to the left side or right side of that crossroads based on that test. gerri: give me idea of screenings that would be normal and useful. >> i think high blood pressure screening. checking your cholesterol every year is a reasonable thing do. i think if you have a family hit of diabetes or other types of problems like that, taking a blood chemistry. not just ordering tests to order test like chest x-rays and things like that. maybe sure there is something on physical exam and the history that will lead to you treat the patient differently. gerri: i'm sitting here thinking ezekiel emanuel in another place, says he wants to die at 75 had a good life. might be good

chicago mayor rahm emanuel told the crowd that banks was a humble hero who taught younger generations how to play the game of life. 83-year-old banks died more than a week ago of a heart attack. a handful of protesters turned out for bill cosby's appearance in sandusky, ohio last night. police had extra officers on the scene. there were no incidents. at least 15 women have claimed cosby sexually assaulted them with some of those claims dating back decades. cosby has denied the allegations and has not been charged with any crime. the measles outbreak that originated in california in a theme park there has spread to more than a dozen states. as we reported last night, a d.c. public health official says a case of measles was documented in the district this month. as abc reports, warnings extend from the big apple to sunday's super bowl. >> from coast to coast, a growing danger is spreading -- the measles. the latest warning in new york, an infected college student boarded an amtrak train at penn station north america's busiest transportation hub. >> if you were on the train and were not

emanuel ransom: when i first came to clarkston the ku klux klan used to march in front of my house.ia hinojosa: today, small-town georgia has changed in some unexpected ways. we're sisters, you know, we were separated at birth. hinojosa: now whites are in the minority in clarkston, and it's home to refugees from over 40 different countries. graham thomas: you wonder if i've got any buddies anymore that think the way i do. should white america be afraid of becoming a minority? this is the new america-- black, brown, asian, lgbt, immigrants. the country is going through a major demographic shift and the numbers show it. the face of the u.s. has changed. christina ibanez: we're american. we care about the same things. but yet we also want to preserve our culture. i just see it destroying what we had planned to happen here. hinojosa: by 2043, we will be a majority non-white nation. norm gissel: we are making, as we speak

thought he was going to do and what it became in the first six months, two different things and as rahm emanuel will argue, saying you know this was thrust upon him. this was no time to change washington. they had to say the american economy. that's all well and good but the promise of barack obama. that is something some people say that i harp on it too much but that to me was the hope and change. so on that score he has failed and hasn't lived up to. as a commander in chief and someone who implemented the economic recovery over time it is great to look better and better for him. healthcare does it ever get fully implemented? that is the one open question. i think alternate for his legacy is going to get judged on health care more than anything else because it consumed the presidency. >>> now joining us on booktv from johns hopkins university is benjamin ginsberg a professor of political science here. his book is called of the worth of your. we'll show you the we will show you the cover in just a minute. what you write that the unpleasant fact is that although the war is terrible and brutal we

emanuel, a fan named hannah instagramed him asking if she got 2,000 retweets on twitter would he go tohe prom with her. he replied, yeah but, hey, it would have to be 10,000 retweets. well, she got them in inmany under the circumstances. so eman yeel ache is going to the prom he says for the first time. >>> divisional playoffs in the nfl begin right here on nbc10. we will have ravens and patriots at 4:30. i'm john clark. enjoy your weekend. >>> the time right now is 5:28. bitter cold is here for the weekend. our matt delucia is live in love park in philadelphia of what the city is doing to make sure the people are safe. >> rosemary i'm dealing with it it feels like single digits. some people are still outside in center city if you can believe it. i've been talking with some of them. i'll have that coming up. >>> okay. frigid start to the day. temperatures in the teens. feels like below zero. we're looking at ur cape may cap a. slight warm-up on sunday before an icy mix on monday. that is all straight ahead. hey! guess what day it is?? >>hump day! hummmp daaay! it's hump day! >>yeah! >>

quedÓ regia y habló sobre su pequeÑo emanuel. aquÍ le va.ce caso omiso a cualquier habladurÍa sobre su caso personal. la actriz comentÓ sobre los regalos que llegaron para su hijo en el dÍa de reyes. >>muchos juguetes y una carta que le entregaron a travÉs de su padre. su padre es una persona super sensible. estoy muy contenta y agradecida con dios por este bello regalo. >> televisa espectaculos. >> felicidades a ninel y a su bebÉ emanuel. (cough) carlos, siento mucho la interrupción. me tengo que tomar un día de reposo mañana. los papás no toman días de reposo, los papás toman nyquil. la medicina nocturna contra goteo nasal, estornudo, tos, fiebre, para que puedas dormir de lo mejor con un resfriado. destoda la ropa huele másrge empezóincreíble que nunca. cariño, ¿esa no es la toalla de hércules? hey, mi toalla, su toalla. más aroma gain, también con oxi boost y febreze. 3 grandes productos en un único gain fling. es la mejor creación de gain. >>uno de los delincuentes le obligÓ al empleado abrir la caja registradora. todo le saliÓ de marav

lou: mike emanuel. we will have more on the arguments over the amnesty fiat later in the broadcast. president obama offering legal protection of a share information about cyberthreats with government agencies. the obama proposal comes a day after the twitter and youtube pages were hacked by the hottest sympathizers, the website online the president said that more needs to be done to tackle the threat. >> i have a state of the union and one of the things we will be talking about is tiber security that to ways, with a twitter account that was islamist he hottest sympathizers yesterday and it just goes to show how much work we need to do to make sure that families bank accounts are safe and everything is safe. lou: it makes one wonder why isn't this administration doing so. the pentagon ordered all 50 of the social media websites associated with the office of and to strengthen the password. some lawmakers are questioning why such agencies even need social media. >> the big question should be wider they why do they have their own twitter and youtube pages? focusing on that is not the so

bill: more now from chief congressional correspondent, mike emanuel.we expect from the meeting at the white house? >> reporter: the real question seems to be what can get done before all the attention, all the focus shifts to the next presidential election. a number of influential republicans believe deals can get done on fixing the tax code and also changing trade policy but you can expect republicans to express some frustration with the president for starting off this new congress with multiple veto threats. the white house says it will focus on the positive. >> certainly think that there's been adequate attention given to those areas where we disagree. the president's looking forward to a robust, constructive discussion on those areas where we do agree. they do exist, and the president's looking forward to talking about them. >> reporter: that meeting set to get under way in less than 40 minutes. the top 16 congressional leaders will be around the table with the president and vice president in the boardroom. everybody seems to be onboard with the id

mayor emanuel had all of the streets out when it snowed on sunday and the entire fleet is staffed, readyplow right now when the flakes come down here in just a short time. a spokesman for o'hare and midway airports say winter comes every year and they can handle the cold without causing major flight delays. what is getting it bad right now, iowa and south dakota. businesses closed early and schools sending kids home early. iowa a number of road closures. in minnesota, it is all about that bitter cold air that janice was talking about. you are talking about temperatures down to negative 35. ski hills closed because the temperatures were simply too cold. and then you start talking about ohio and the banks of lake erie those people are go to get it twice. they have the lake-effect snow first and then all of that bitter bitter cold air coming down from the canadian rockies. greta. >>> mike, thank you. and of course this fox news alert, syria has complained to the united nations that senator john mccain entered syria illegally. the ambassador saying john mccain and others violated syria's sov