visit vibrant and ag work and the art score of one of the reasons limerick was chosen as the first national city of culture. but it has descended into a pitcher and pasty rachael about the lack of trust to the arts community and the board and the ceo patricia wright was now resigned. many say it's time to start afresh. it was so floored because i firmly believe that at this point in time that people are looking for leadership. and i think that i can offer a hat cookies into the program at the moment i think that that would be supported by professional and fallen tree arches and in the city instead it's time for us to move on. the minister for arts jimmy dean has been criticized for not taking a leadership role in the crisis when the store for us the first chapters of this expenditure going to break it yourself i can appeal his decision. i cut them into sections that may be more in touch. he has taken a hands on role him and he seems now been issued that you know after this catastrophe to be taken a hands on northern ireland contest. i hope it maintains that something should happen to the beginni

to their own data for their own use and san francisco will once again show our national leadership by becoming the first city in the nation to develop a strategy to give residents access to their own data. all these updates are key to unlocking the true potential and value the data sets we hold to the city which a recent study [speaker not understood] is creating a potential $3 trillion economy worldwide. by enumerating these data standard we're creating more accountability and certainty not only for public and entrepreneurs but city and staff agency that will be tasked with organizing, up loading and releasing these data sets. we've also inserted timelines regarding the release of the city's appropriate data sets. these timelines will ensure that city departments and agencies are making open data a priority for the respective departments. all these tire deadlines ensure we in city government remain accountable and accessible to the public so that they and the entrepreneur community in san francisco are made readily aware of any new guidelines or data that we release. with more certainty business in the publ

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city hall any minute now. live pictures there. he is the first democrat to be elected mayor of the nation's largest city in two decades. former president bill clinton is actually going to administer the oath of office. our susan candiotti and john avlon, political analyst, joining us from new york. it is a big day for a lot of folks. a lot of folks are watching this for a number of reasons. he took the official oath just after midnight. it was interesting to watch this right outside his brooklyn home. susan, the pictures last night when you see it, it really paints the picture here of minutes after midnight just outside the park slope brooklyn home there with his wife by his side, his son dante is in jeans, daughter chiara in her festive party hat it says folksy and informal. how is this hour going to look a little different? >> i think everyone's looking forward to him being a self-proclaimed populist mayor for the first time, a democrat in the office for more than 20 years. and again, making that initial appearance, the private swearing in ceremony on the street outside his home in brooklyn. and now, we're about to s

there is an entire -- in some situations boston is trying to close the gender gap, the first city in the nationre connected and i think that's where we're moving. i think each person, as mark said, has the power of their vote, they have their voice and what's good for local communities is good for the country. so i'm hoping that whether -- that people in this election year will vote for democrats or republicans. anybody who espouses these issues, male or female. we're one country and i think these policies have to be modernized for the way the american family is today. that's what so much of the reporting we did on nbc was about, that the american family is very different and institutions, businesses have not kept up. >> maria shriver, thank you so much. thanks for there can for us today. mark shriver, thanks to you. >> hi, mark. >> say hello, kids. >> hi. i'm in sacramento. call me later. >> e-mail. >> call me. >> i will. >> thanks again. the shrivers. more now from that press conference in at laen at that from georgia's governor nathan deal. he stepped back to the mic and he made this stateme

it's the first city in the nation to start recycling clothing, bed linens and shoes. city officials say 4500 pounds of textiles are thrown away every hour in san francisco. the zero waste textile initiative will provide drop- off bins around the city and charity groups will sale what's still using aable. the rest will be turned into carpet padding, insulation. >>> getting burned. we'll have a live report from condord in 15 minutes to find out what caused a teen's clothes to catch fire at a b.a.r.t. station. >>> this this could be the biggest scandal in air force history. what 34 others are accused of doing and this involves nuclear weapons. >>> we have a major problem on 238 coming out of castro valley. pretty serious crash and there is a glash spill and traffic is -- glass spill and traffic is backing up on 580. find out how long it's taking to you get through and what your alternate -- taking you to get through and what your alternate could be. >>> skies are clear. mild to warm temperatures will probably equal record highs today. we'll show them to you. >>> 7:14. thr

as he pledged that the nation will fight terrorism to the end it was also the first time he reached out to the nation not only from the kremlin but also to the flood stricken city of how about all those where he also marked the new year with those left without homes because of the disaster there. was nice but then you rush there's always stood united in face of trials that argue that we are friends and we mourn the victims of the brutal terrorist attacks we view and we will continue to fight these terrorists with determination that i.d.'s the resolve and commitment until they are all gone with the idea we will provide support for the victims and their families we will accomplish everything we have planned and we will restore a build everything we have decided to restore our belief that the president already laid flowers at the site of the latest blast monday the explosion ripping through a trolley bus during rush hour you know so took a tour of the hospitals where many of the wounded are undergoing treatment we wish the victims a fast recovery and a happy new year meanwhile the city has started three days of mourning for those who fell victim to these acts of t

address and pledge to the nation to fight terrorism till the end it was also the first time he reached out to the nation from somewhere other than the kremlin he was in a city of how about all that was hit by massive flooding that affected the country's far east last year marking the new year with those left homeless because of the disaster of a nice but then you rush there's always stood united in face of trials that argue that we are friends and we mourn the victims of the brutal terrorist attacks we view and we will continue to fight these terrorists with determination but i do use the resolve and commitment until they are all gone but my dear we will provide support for the victims and their families we will accomplish everything we have planned and we will restore a build everything we have decided to restore our belief that the president laid flowers at the site of the latest blast on monday an explosion that ripped through a trolley bus there during rush hour food and also took a tour of one of the hospitals where many of the wounded are being treated he wished them fast recoveries and a happy new year. meanwhile the city itself has started three day

the legislation we are introducing today is also first in the country and an exciting next step for our city. while many national parks and universities across the united states has instituted water bottle bans i would like to take an approach to reduce bottle waste in our own cities on properties and our own cities facilities. vendors and city department to reduce our addiction to plastic bottle water. the ordinance is a result of numerous conversation of departments and producers and environmental community and want to thank supervisor mar for his assistance. beginning this year, the municipal water would not be allowed to sell bottled water. in 2016, all will be required to comply. sports event would be waved. many events in our city have already made the transition to being plastic bottle water free. i started thing about this @016, all will be required to comply. sports event would be waved. many events in our city have already made the transition to being plastic bottle water free. i started thing about this legislation after the plastic bottle water ban. we've heard from many event producers that alternat

first fruit of the warring sides have agreed to evacuate civilians from the city which has seen some of the worst fighting during the almost three year long conflict. wave of deadly bombings in the divided nation reaches the first anniversary of its revolution meanwhile the interim leader says the country's that next step will be presidential elections. broadcasting live in moscow this is our t.v. recapping the week's top stories with the weekly now ukrainian opposition leader new book says taking over the justice ministry in kiev was not planned because it could hurt tuesday's negotiations with the government a group of rioters is occupying that building right now while a local administration headquarters have been the target of protesters elsewhere in the country. the justice ministry has been occupied by the opposition group calling themselves common cause no we're hearing that they are the same group did it occupy both the energy and the agricultural ministry here previously they have been driven out of some of the areas that they had previously occupied before and they're now moving into this new location now they painted the building without any resistance and they're currently building

city, the first flakes came this morning. >> i'm not looking forward to the cold and the snow. >> back in the nation's capital, federal workers were told to stay home. and around the region, snowplows and emergency vehicles are monitoring conditions. >> the know is expected to last until late tonight or early tomorrow. there will not be much relief because the cold temperatures are expected to last until saturday. in washington, i'm danielle lee. >>> we're dipping into the low 70s, possibly the high 60s. >> might require a light jacket. let's check in with christina loren. we're lucking out here. >> i know, and i feel pretty guilty, guys. i don't know about you but we have been spoiled. we need the rain, but that's returning to the forecast as well. so all the more reason -- yeah, we live in california and we love it. 63 in san francisco. the temperatures are bypassing our seasonal averages. our highs are slated in the low 70s today in the north bay. 6 in san francisco. the camera is starting to shake a bit. we have winds picking up and it could be problematic. for today, you will notice light cooling, more clouds out there.

military leader who ousted the nation's first democratically elected president has been given permission to run in an upcoming election. >>> and officials from a japanese city are promoting homegrown water supply know-how to countries in asia trying to improve what comes out of their taps. >>> people in china are dealing with the rapid spread of avian influenza or bird flu. cases of the new h7n9 strain first recorded in china last march have been found in the eastern and southern parts of the country. nhk world has more. >> reporter: friday will be the start of the lunar new year. many chinese families will buy live poultry from their local market and cook it for family gatherings. live birds killed fresh taste much better. but this year will be different, because of bird flu. >> translator: a market in hanju was shut down. >> reporter: the agricultural department has banned keeping live poultry at home. >> reporter: health officials in china are reporting that 103 patients have been diagnosed with bird flu in china alone. of these, 49 cases are in the eastern province. others have been found in the southern provinces like guangdong. so far 22 patients have

not legally regulated while delivering his annual state of the nation address to soak in as a by matching the cities which will become the first modern urban areas of the country. he was a speedy getaway spot. lots of photos in an nfc issues of the commission are included in the strategic documents they require a legal solution development of relevant and master plans. that is the doctrines of organization of the territory of these formations the corresponding plan on the creation of all modern os the affirmation to be repaired by the government does not want to use ict money. when you see over seventy people were hospitalized as a result of clashes between produce events of your amazing and the police in kiev. most of them are low in force but opposites be more closed head injuries fractures and bruises as well as poisoning of unknown substances according to local media all the doctors and kiev worker julie seven to work as it was reported about one hundred thousand people went with nana papa the assembly that took place in the center of kiev as a result the turn into clashes with police protesters tried to break through the

nation of oklahoma. deemed "promise zones" , the communities are eligible for tax breaks and other federal assistance.the cities are the firstfive of twenty locations the government will select for the program. the senate votes on another procedural measure connected to extending benefits to long term out of work americans. the measure passed/ failed/ the hill.com reports senate democrats have designs on pushing through the bill without offesetting the expense..extending unemployment checks for 3 more months will cost $6.4 billion dollars. this is a three month extension. let's pass this bill so our fellow americans, more than a million of them, don't have to suffer and we can then talk about the long-term plan. i hear the administration is open to discussing paying for it as well. there may be a way forward here. what we ought to do is have an open amendment process, and plenty of discussion those debates will take place throughout the rest of the week.the bill needs the approval of the full senate and the house where it faces it's biggest challenge. employees at a chain sandwich shop in chicago fired without warning, three

national holiday. the mu nay your of one of the most powerful cities in the world is just hours away from starting his first full day on the job. bill de blasio is the first democrat to lead new york in two decades. he's promising to narrow the income gap that widened under his predecessor, michael bloomberg. difficult blass i don't was sworn in on wednesday as the 109th mayor of new york. voters elected the 52-year-old last november. former president bill clinton and former secretary of state hillary clinton attended the event. >> new york has faced fiscal collapse in the crime epidemic, terrorist attacks and natural disasters. but now in our time we face a different crisis, an inequality crisis. >> de blasio noted desparts and race. he promised to implement a tax hike on the wealthy. he said we'll conform the practical police tactic of stop and frisk that critics say leads to racial profiling. analysts say new york is more secure than it has been in years. the number of murders has declined to one-fifth over the last two decades. people are focusing on how mayor de blasio's policies will affect the econom

first protest in the nation to rally against a deal between u.s. oeftal service and >> it's staples, successful in stocking those units with workers and our opinion is located in this city. >> the spokesman says the postal service is doing everything it can to stay in business. ate lous us to stay viable. >> san francisco mayor ed lee with a special box as the first lady of michelle obama. saying quote anita and i admiring white house east room. excited for sate of the union. the governme governments the white house produced behind the scenes speech with a speech writer and a top aide. abc7 will broadcast the state of the union address and response tonight beginning at 6:00 p.m about 40 minutes from now. so tune in to see that. >> and michelle obama will be ragz money for democratic national committee >>> a silicon valley company reached a settlement calling on firms to pay $2 million to deal with contaminated ground water including reimbursing epa for past clean up work. solvents tainted past ground water for building circuit boards at the site. >> now, uc san francisco getting a bill and melinda gates foundation grant of nearly $3 million for a project aimed at reduci

city decides whether to appeal. >>> the u.s. marks its fourth straight year in slowing health care costs under president obama's first term. the nation's health care tab grew at a pace of 3.7% last year. that's according to the centers for medicare and medicaid services. the bipartisan group says health care spending reached $2.8 trillion in 2012. that averages to $8,900 for every man, woman and child. >>> how would you like to hear this on your commute to work? ♪ >> sound familiar? look at those instruments. that's katy perry's "roar" played by the royal philharmonic orchestra concert in london. the six members of the h 2 orchestra uses hundreds of glasses of water and it took them 174 hours to prepare. they sound really good. i think if i close my eyes, i wouldn't know they were using glasses. exactly. >>> some thrill seekers in germany know how to go to the extremes. over 90 teams participated in the 45th annual barbarian sled race using old school wooden sleds. competitors raced down a mountain at speeds in excess of 55 miles per hour. some teams gave a nod to the humble begins by sliding down the hill with bales of hay. that's one

first round of talks. will we see another push to get help to that city's civilians? >> there are certainly a push coming from the united nations who are based here in geneva and who are negotiating with the government of damascus now for the 12 day on having this convoy, which is only packed 10 kilometers outside the city square to finally get in. there might be coming a push from john kerry over the weekend, but i think the decision still has to be made by the provincial governor in damascus. >> what about the prospects in general for a second round of talks on february 10? will they go ahead? what could they actually accomplish? >> i am somewhat skeptical because there was a somewhat veiled threat by the foreign minister when he said they had to go back for consultation, whether they would come back at all. later, after that information came out in geneva to a rally and demonstration by roughly 300 assad supporters and he said, "we will not make any concessions. even if we come back, the opposition should not dream that they will achieve at the negotiation table what they have not achieved so far by violence. if the governme

first. tide. alabama turned the ball five times. oklahoma turned those turnovers into points. 55-41, boomer sooners. national champs. booth -- anhe phone opportunity to get to 500 again. let me take you back to oklahoma city. joe johnson. the previous play of the night -- great hoops. 16 down to the okc. the final there was 95-93. our play of the day run the mba. look at the former duke. reverse alley-oop. over the head dunk. play of they, the day. let's go to college basketball. top-ranked arizona. record performance against washington state. washington state, seven points of the first half. it was a football score. maybe the cougars. 20 was the fewest points six years ago. all right, let's talk about hockey. and lewis has concerns and he should. the cats are inconsistent. adam says they were losing games closely, but who cares? still a lost. this laser shot tied the game at one. kobe missed a penalty shot. turnedt over. murphy to skinner. bingo. skinner had three goals in the game to be the caps. comcastpped at the center. the terps are 1-0. i will be there to announce that game at comcast. it is good to stay home for a week. >> and the >> safety first. i do not want a bad reputation. street" will of wa

nation, and bring it to the people. he launched on a 29-city tour around the country. this was really the first time a president toured the country, sold himself, but not for personal reasons. his was somebody who sacrificed his life to sell the people on an idea. or as wilson just corrected me on an ideal. that is what he believed in and wanted the country to buy into. as is rather famous now and something i track in great detail, wilson collapsed in the middle of the tour. he suffered a stroke days later and began what i called the greatest conspiracy in whitehouse history. the second mrs. wilson, the first one dying in the first year in office and breaking the president's heart. he suffered a major depression. got out of bed to fight the war and win the peace. but in 1919, late 1919, the second mrs. wilson and a handful of doctors conspired to keep from the world the fact the president of the united states suffered a stroke. and for the last year and a half of woodrow wilson's second term, no body saw the president of the united states. and indeed, every document that entered the whitehouse

city's first democratic mayor in 20 years. it's kind of big picture. we're looking at a lot of things how this may affect people nationallyt's so interesting. i'm going to be honest with you. most people outside of new york don't give a hoot that there's a new mayor in new york. >> right. >> but what they're listening to this talk of one america, two economies and how it plays for them. new york is always much bigger and bolder and louder than the rest of the country, but there is this issue right there that seems to be playing out on the national stage, so it's sort of like a test tube for national politics. nice to see you, susan. >>> new york's billionaire mayor, you saw him there, he's just a billionaire. no more billionaire mayor, just a billionaire, ahh. so what's next for michael bloomberg? >> i applied to teach spanish at a few universities, but i'm told that my accent isn't quite bueno. >> how about a lighthouse run, instead? the business of being bloomberg is next. i needed a new laptop for my pre-med classes, something that runs office and has a keyboard. but i wanted a tablet for me, for stuff like twitter and

center they were able to meet a russian national held at the prison despite never having been charged with a crime r.t. said the city of churkin reports. for the first time in twelve years a russian delegation spearheaded by the foreign ministry special representative for human rights got access to visit the guantanamo detention camp the goal meeting with the sole russian prisoner of held there without charge for a decade and taking steps to push for the detainees returned to his homeland we spoke to the top diplomat of the visiting delegation to get the details if you will government it looks pretty significant churches they gave their lives at the loop you. really are you still you. basically. get legal very cute you know. you prove you know there is no proper litigation. to where we have been given an opportunity to cool a little bit differently but we've got to look. most likely all the details putting extra pressure on the u.s. to shut down the scandalous campus also on the agenda of the foreign ministry the prison has been staining america's human rights and legal record both at home and abroad for years leaving the detainees staring really in

first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> new year's day in new york city may have given us the strongesttion who and what will influence the decision. the tale of two cities. the mayor hopes to make new york the place the rest of the country can learn from when it comes to ending economic and social inequality. is bill de blasio the future? the speeches at the inauguration give us an idea. >> we live in a guilded age of inequality with decreped homeless shelters stand in the neglected shadow of gleaming multi-million dollar condos. >> the change of a law is only the tip of the iceberg in fixing our deeply justice system. >> let the plantation called new york city be the city of god or city set upon the hill. >> one of mayor de blasio's favorite is dickins who wrote "the tale of two cities." i can personally tell you new york city is truly that. it's always been that way, as most cities are. can these two cities lead or even eventually live together? who does new york city or your city belong to? does it belong to the group that is economically driven it and reduced crime for the past two

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city's response to the storm. his performance on this, his first big test as mayor of the country's largest city, matters to more than just snowed-in new yorkers because there's a nationaln the new york mayorality. also the first big test of whether or not this waive of nascent progressive populism is just a passing moment or a growing sustainable movement of meaningful reform. if mayor de blasio is to take his populist promises from ideas to implementation, he'll have to effectively marshal the city's considerable resources of municipal government, 300,000 employees, a $70 billion bum et in service of his agenda. liberal reformers beyond the city's five boroughs will be watching the city not only as a test case for the populist movement but also for its possibilities because over the past four years the most consistent prevailing image of populism in american politics has looked like this -- the tea party, fiscally conservative, opposed to tax increases and above all adherence to a view that the federal government has encroached too far into the lives of ordinary people. the beginning of the de blasio rather in new york pushes the boundaries of that brand of populism t

city and state officials had plenty of warnings. sunday afternoon, the first forecast of up to 2 inches of snow. monday, 9:36 p.m., the national weather service issued its first winter weather warning and advised travel only in an emergency for south metro atlanta counties. then at 3:30 a.m. tuesday, the strongest warning yet, revised to pinpoint metro atlanta. >> i made a terrible error in judgment. >> reporter: today, the state's emergency management director admitted he failed to take action or notify the governor in a timely manner. by noon, snow was falling. schools and businesses let out early, but it was too late. >> why did they not mobilize the national guard sooner. why were they not prepared for this? >> reporter: soon the highways around one of the country's biggest cities were clogged and impassible. >> a winter storm warning was issued by at 3:30 in the morning by the national weather service. that should have been enough for the governor and the mayor to say we're calling off the day. it's too dangerous to get people out. >> reporter: today, the governor conceded that they failed to give warnings in time. >> we

first. join the nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> dozens of people detaped in the russian city where two bombingsred. security has been stepped up across the country following the attacks. vladamir putin is vowing to annihilate terrorists. >> the crew aboard the iced in ship in ant arc s antarctica, t getting ready for their rescue, creating a landing strip stomping down snow. the ship has been stuck since christmas eve. now back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> prisons are like a microcosm of the outside world. just like on the outside a person will try to move up the social ladder. it's the same in prison. the bottom of that ladder is segregation, the hole, where the inmate will spend most of their time by themselves without any privileges. at the top of that ladder is general population, where an inmate will have about as much freedom as you can in prison. >> serving a 60-year sentence for several crimes including rape and with a long list of violent offenses inside indiana state prison, inmate brian collins was fortunate to have been moved out o

national stage. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> and the city of detroit got a new mayor today. mike duggan was sworn in as the 75th mayor. he is the firsthite mayor of detroit in 40 years. he inherits a bankrupt city and must share power with a city manger trying to get detroit out of $18 billion in debt. >>> high honors for a group of women from world war ii. >>> finally tonight, there was a special float today at the annual tournament of roses parade, and on it were some pioneering women who were aviators during world war ii and whose contributions have often been overlooked. we get the story tonight. >> reporter: the rose parade is a long ways away from the farm flora bell grew up on during the great depression where she first told her father she wanted to fly like the birds in the sky. >> and he'd always shake his head and say flora bell, that's not something women usually do, but if you can figure out how, more power to you. >> reporter: her dream became a reality when more pilots were called to combat overseas, leaving women to fill the void at home. so you proved them wrong? >> yes, i did prove them wrong. i did get to fly. >> re

that annual address to the nation pledging to fight terrorism still the very end and he was speaking for the first time not from outside the kremlin but from the far east city of culture oscar where it was hit by a massive flood last year. with news but the new russia has always stood united in face of trial but argue that we are friends and school in a way more in the visual image of the brutal terrorist attacks. we do and we will continue to fight the terrorists with determination but i do use the resolve and commitment that we've been told they are all gone what do we will provide support for the victims and their families we will accomplish everything we have planned and we will restore a build everything we have decided to restore our belief that well despite the new year's festivities the city is and morning until the third of january commemorating the thirty four victims of the two terror attacks the youngest victim of the volgograd terror attacks a three month old of talking norma hasn't regained consciousness she was transported to moscow for treatment after being at the center of the explosion which left her in a coma with a head injury her mother

ed rendell, you are a veteran of tough big city politics, first philadelphia then of course the state politics in harrisburg. and then national politics. what does this tell us, even if he wasn't more directly involved? what does it tell us about what he permitted to go on in his name? >> well, it's a difficult situation for governor christie. can't see how he can win. it is a problem, michael, a recent poll showed that 56% of new jersey think he's lying. and i don't know you overcome that. heergz the problem of let's assume governor christie is telling the truth. it strikes me as not very credible. when i was governor, my deputy chief of staff who's office is 25 yards from mine, would no sooner have done something like this without clearing it with me than they would have run naked down the capital rotunda. it doesn't happen. particularly when you have a strong governor like governor christie was and like i was. let's assume for the moment he's telling the truth. why did he let that traffic problem go on for five days? because they told him it was a traffic study? well, let me tell you, from day one, i'm governor and there's

nation pledging to fight terrorism till the very end. he was speaking for the first time not from him outside the kremlin but from the far east city of culver osc where it was hit by a massive flood last year. but the new russia has always stood united in face of trial but argue that if your friends and school in a way mourn the victims of the brutal terrorist attacks we're here and we will continue to fight the terrorists with determination and good ideas the resolve and commitment until they are all gone what really will provide support for the victims and their families will loom we will accomplish everything we have planned with them knowing we will restore a build everything we have decided to restore our ability to pass the word well despite the new year's festivities the city is and morning until the third of january commemorating the thirty four victims of the two terror attacks. well the efforts to rescue a russian vessel trapped in the ice in the antarctic have so far failed an australian icebreaker has altered the terms to the weather while a chinese one got stuck as well on its way to the russian ship which are website on to dot

in fact, when registration opened at city hall today, ford was the first candidate to show up. >>> now to colorado. long lines at the nation's first legal recreational pot shops, and get this, the first man to make a legal weed purchase says he is not smoking it. he says he'll store the pot, along with a sales receipt. he calls the items pieces of history, and one day he'll donate them to a museum, and that's tonight's speed read. >>> now to the laurch of obamacare, we are on day number two. what's the verdict, how's it going and what's to come? first to you, how are we doing with day two? >> i think there's a lot of happy people that actually navigated the website, they did enroll, have paid, and have evidence they are insured. those people might be newly insured, might have had a preexisting condition, and that's the kind of story the administration is going to tell over and over this month. what we don't know, how many people who enrolled on the site actually became insured, because the back end was just a technical term the administration kept telling us for the website was not able to actually pay insurance companies to

more than 100 million people around the nation are feeling the effects of the first enter storm of the year as well. blamed onhave been the storm. in new york city, three major highways were shut down. will not be so bad tonight. let's check how things look today. how do things look dave? >> not so bad. school is out, parents home. not much of a rush hour, some delays. 395 south, jams from the 14th street bridge down to springfield. 395 south, an accident tying up the left side. meanwhile on i-95, northbound has its own the issues with traffic stepped up from down freeze and right up to prince william parkway. 123, a wreck taking out the right side of you roadway. in colombia, a truck off the , a truck-- in columbia off to roadway, traffic does get by. lights heading toward that truck wreck. this is prince william parkway. toward rockville, gaithersburg, term and sound, all lanes open heading for frederick on i-70. that is how it looks. have a nice weekend. >> you, too, dave. >> a local teenager is fighting a disease that has left her in a wheelchair. >> in addition to her medical battles, she is fighting bullies trying to crush your spirit. >>

that annual address to the nation pledging to fight terrorism still the very end and he was speaking for the first time not from outside the kremlin but from the far east city of culture oscar where it was hit by a massive flood last year. with russia has always stood united in face of trial but argue that we are friends and school in a way mourn the victims of the brutal terrorist attacks. we are here and we will continue to fight the terrorists with determination to reduce the resolve and commitment to the untold they are all gone what really will provide support for the victims and their families we will accomplish everything we have planned was them knowing we will restore a build everything we have decided to restore our ability to pass that will despite the new year's festivities the city is an morning until the third of january commemorating the thirty four victims of the two terror attacks. and the youngest victim of the volgograd terror attacks three of token overs regain consciousness now is the latest we know she was transported to moscow for treatment after being at the center of the explosion which left her in a coma with a head injury so sadly

cities. back to iraq are first guest says we invoice -- inflated the country but we stayed to build a new nation than we failed of both. joining us former pentagon official of national security analyst for fox news katy mcfarland. let's start with the united states has failed was both missions and has basically said with the leadership of iraq now matter what happens now you are on youu own. >> we will not get involved with another ground war certainly sure we can give them intelligence but the fact of the matter is they are on their own. it is dictated by iran it is a new era of the dog of the middle east. lou: how did the secretary of state say there is a role for iran in the discussion or negotiation in syria over syria and at the same time acknowledging iran is a state-sponsored terrorism and has been for decades and is influential in the problems that iraq now with faces? >> they are flailing around. they look around for legacy. obamacare is a disaster so they look abroad. nixon and clinton but what do they have to say? nothing they can point to. libya was a failure and relations of israel

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first time that's been done in 17 years. some cities in wisconsin are following suit, including milwaukee and madison as are some skew districts in iowa. problems are developing with the nation's airways at jfk airport, closed this morning after a plane skidded while landing no. injuries were reported on board the delta flight carrying 35 people from toronto. faa officials say the plane slid into the snow after landing at around 8:00 a.m. this morning. all flights are temporarily cancelled due to ice on the runways and freezing rain. the airport is expected to reopen within the hour. in if north dakota, people are being advise today stay at home and off of the roads unless absolutely necessary. hold off on getting groceries or if you can hold off without the necessities. don't go on the road because there is no need to leave the house if you are, you know, if it doesn't warrant an emergency. >> and bundle up ball fans. sunday's n.f.l. game is expected to be the coldest in the league's history. the 49ers will faceoff with the green sbay packers in wisconsin. icited expected to be two degrees at kickoff with a windchill of minus 20. fans at the stadium are encouraged to wear at