clouds and then by 8:00 we're still 27 downtown with low to mid-20s in the burbs, not seeing any flecks of blues. there could be a couple flurries or a snow shower as the front goes through. 10:00 temperatures still in the 20s and by noon look at that. we're finally above freezing down town for the first four days. so wakeup weather looks like this, maybe a flurry at 5:00 and at 7:00. by 9:00 very cold but temperatures back into the 20s. we'll come back, talk about how cold it will be behind this front and yes, there are some flakes on the seven-day next week. >>> this is kind of weird, but tonight america is actually colder than the planet mars, yeah. according to data collected by the mars rover, the red planet is currently a bit warmer than parts of the northwestern u.s., the -- not to mention upstate new york and parts of maine and minnesota. >>> mola lenghi is live in northwest tonight braving the elements once again. >> reporter: i think i'd take mars over this at this point it's that cold. if you've been outside at any point today, you understand how cold it is and it's causing a

okay, we have a speaker card from jack, fleck? >> yes, i am from the 350 bay area and i really enjoyed your conversation and you raised a lot of really good questions, and i think that the main thing that we are wanting you to do today, is to express your support for this project. and now there are a lot of details, you know, that it is seems to me that for example, this issue of who is going to provide the labels it seems like it is a lot to ask each gas station to do that and why not have the city to provide them even if they charge for them. >> and then someone talked about the front and back, one on the front and another on the back and depending on what part of town you are in you could use spanish or chinese or etc., and we can't answer all of these questions right now tonight, and i don't think that is the possibility, but, but you could pass your minutes on to the board and you made a lot of good comments and i think that it would be nice to pass a motion telling the board that yeah, let's do this, and all of this discussi

the fundraising is led by kleiner perkins and with john fleck amazon and google.makes instacard different? grocery shopping is getting an overhaul. a whole raft of companies are entering the grocery delivery business. rather than try the instacart out, i decided to try instead -- try instant-- try instacart the app is a simple part. behind the scenes, it is complicated and uber-like. they stroll the aisles, the items and scan every item as they go, making sure they get the right stuff. instacart makes money by charging four to six dollars per order. special checkout lanes. it is in 15 markets and is growing quickly. . calm history is riddled with failed services. but this uberlike model may give intastacart a better entrance. furthermore, i spoke with the general manager and i asked how it differs from the famous web van. >> we don't have the infrastructure that web van had and smartphones are now for consumers to be able to place their order from their smartphone, ipad, their devices, and then our personal shoppers actually do the grocery shopping for the company

each of these microscopic flecks of pollen contains clues to their identity -- a characteristic shape for each variety of plant. the pollen reveals clear evidence of cornfields. so a majority of the ancient maya, like these farmers today tilled the soil to support the wealthy few. control of the most fertile bottom lands brought great power to the lords. here on the acropolis, that power was expressed in grand temples and palaces a carefully constructed stage for royal display. in the maya, we see a pattern of cultural evolution found throughout the world. in the old world all the great civilizations resulted from efficient forms of agriculture and the monopolization of that wealth by a few. as archaeologists delve ever more deeply into our shared human history, they are discovering that complex civilizations independently arose in similar ways throughout the world. the advent of agriculture propelled many new world societies to greater heights of culture. 300 miles to the west of copan in mexico, the kingdom of the zapotecs emerged at about the same time as the maya. on a towering hi

what he was talking about is the fleck flexibility to bring down those long range missiles.pressing list. if you look at the russian invasion of georgeia you still have areas occupied by russia. they are building a the berlin type environment where people can't travel back and forth inside the nation of georgia. they are now-9 going to be permanently separated regions. if you look in azerbaijan here is another stale conflict where the russians are involved intentionally creating the tension so they can control their former soviet state states. estimates are as many as 80,000 troops in armenia. go to poland and the czech republic. they had a missile defense shield planned. russian generals threatened nuclear war. they are threatening nuclear war against our nato allies. you rook at the baltic states. latvia lithuania and astonia. these are countries that want their independence. they enthusiastically joined the european union and nato. and in response russia shut off their energy. shut off that you are natural gas in the dead of winter. and friends when you do this people suf

sluice boxes with flecks of alaska gold, and e.p.a. agents armed with rifeless, shotguns, body -- with rifles, shotguns, body armor helicopter overhead, looking for clean water act violations. they found none. and apart from terrifying, terrifying the miners, they accomplished nothing. mr. president, as alaska's former attorney general and commissioner of natural resources, i have worked with many fine federal agents, and i understand the importance of sensible regulations that are based on the directives of congress but problems arise when regulations become excessive, and big problems arise when regulators are given guns tone force these regulations. it's our responsibility to say enough, to stand up for those we serve, and to roll back federal power when necessary. mr. president, i'm all for a country with an armed citizenry. as a marine, i've taken an oath to defend and fight for this critical constitution -- constitutional freedom. however, i am not for a country with an armed bureaucracy. let's give my state and the rest of the c