i don't see garrett anywhere. i don't see a ski, hear a ski, nothing. >> but he is forced to leave her to avoid getting pummelled by another wave himself. >> so i had to go back and circle around because you can't go in. if you don't go in at the right time, you'll miss them. >> everybody was like, yeah, but eventually you'll make it to the beach. you won't. i've seen it suck people all the way down before they can come in. it just takes to you the impact zone where you just get wave after wave. >> she got pounded into the beach. when she was real close to the beach, i'm all, stand up! and i hadn't gotten pounded there yet. so i didn't know how powerful this wave was. >> and then i made it. i just like let the white water take me in. and the guys just come over. and garrett is strolling nice and slowly like it's no big deal, and i'm just like dead. >> she is sitting there exhausted. i go to hug her, and she just falls down. >> it may have ended nicole's big wave career, but it only whetted garrett's appetite for m

. >>> brandon garrett is next on booktv. the law professor questions why when dealing with crimes commitled by large corporations federal prosecutors favor imposing fines over jail time for corporate executives. this is about an hour and a half. [inaudible conversations] >> thank you for coming. good afternoon. welcome to the cato institute book forum on "too big to jail" i'd s ask you to silence your cell phones if not turn them off. we appreciate it. i also like to start by thanking mr. copland and professor garrett for taking the time and trains necessary to be with us here today. over the last decade prosecutor hayes increasingly turned to resolve investigations into corporate wrongdoing with contracts instead of criminal charges inch return for a corporate defendant paying millions or billions of dollar to the government in promise to make reforms prosecutors agree to forego or delay trials. corporate prosecution agreements are subject to mine until judicial oversight and details are rarely made public. in part because

this movie invents all of those things, garrett. it indicates that his motivation was seeing these terrorist attacks on the united states, when, in fact, he tried to join the military before that. he said he always intended to join the military. and then it creates these mythical opponents in this thing, the sniper that he's working against on the other side, who is, to his credit in the book that this is based on, chris kyle never made much of that and never said that he was in this direct competition with this other sniper. but that's the kind of stuff a movie needs when people are trying to figure out how do we hold an audience in here to watch a movie set in a grim war that america has turned against. garrett, it's the kind of thing that you expect from movies, but i guess the stakes here for the public and the public discussion of it, the accuracy issue, is just loaded for everybody who is watch thing movie now. >> yeah, it's -- you know, it would be refreshing if somebody in hollywood made a less dramatized version of warfare,

garrett went through the list. have an amendment at the desk, it is a short amendment strike title eight. mr. garrett went through the list and he told you that every one of these bills had either passed the house or had passed the committee overwhelmingly. now, title 11 passed our committee only 36-23. you may want to take another look at that at least it was discussed at committee lit's zero in on title 8. never discussed at the committee no hearing at the subcommittee full committee. never marked up at the subcommittee, the full committee. snuck in among 10 other provisions that had received house approval or committee approval, there it is. snuck in. is that the way we're supposed to do business in this house? i don't know if title 8 is good national policy or bad national policy i'd like to have hearings, a markup i'd like to consider it. but what does it do? it extends until 2019 an exception from the volcker rule. i don't have to tell you the rule is a very important part of dodd frank. not only does it exte

highest total out here in garrett county 8 inches. my w watch out there reporting. sn covered roads it looked like this when i took this photograph aroun 2 this morning in northern montgomery county. post your photographs on twit i shared that snowy road photograph on instagram. we'll have a few breaks in the s afternoon we get in the upper 30s. that help improve things with the after com with drying roads. we'll have a blustery winds and

major garrett is in new delhi. a radical left party wins in greece, promising to rewrite terms of a massive bailout. charlie d'agata on what this means for the rest of the world. and there are a million dogs a year adopted in the u.s. don dahler asks, where do they come from? u.s >> almost two-thirds of our dogs are from out of state. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: hi everyone i'm jeff glor. this is our western edition of the broadcast. winter in the northeast has not been bad this season. that is set to change quickly. the national weather service calls an approaching storm crippling and potentially historic expected snowfall totals, that is not reporting blizzard conditions. the storm will start tomorrow st morning and last throughing wednesday morning. we have two reports, starting with the forecast. eric fisher is chief meteorologist at wbz in boston. a lot of lofty talk around this one. what is ahead? >> this is going to be the biggest storm in at least the a couple of yea

we just learned garrett county public schools in maryland, they are now closed as are schools in hampshire county in west virginia. so the list continues to grow. we'll send it over to allyson to see exactly why that is. >>> we are feeling below zero for a lot of people. it's going to stay that way till about 10:00 or really 11:00 until we see above zero. it's still dangerously cold. clear skies. winds are out of the west 8 miles per hour. these are the actual air into the single digits. 6 degrees for hagerstown. 7 for gaithersburg. la plata at 9 degrees. fredricksburg, you're at 12 degrees. then you factor in the wind and it feels well below zero for about everybody. we'll feel above zero by 11 and feeling into the teens for the rest of the day. let's go to beverly with traffic. >> reporter: the situation on 95 has been too cold for them to raise the hov gates. mechanically they're just not working on their own. so manually raising those gates. that's why the hov lanes are so late to open as you make your way out of aquia. the new hov express lanes are now open north of qawnt company, nor

all the guys that i couldn't save. >> here's what clint eastwood said about that scene -- >> and garrettthere's another extraordinary thing about that scene that clint eastwood said. that was done in one take. i can tell you in film making, that never happens. i don't think there's been an important movie outside of a clint eastwood movie done in one take. but this may be an instance of clint eastwood, it might be a first instance for him. for some people, for some viewers of being -- clint eastwood being too subtle a director. i do see the moment he's talking about there, and i think he did capture that moment. i think bradley cooper's performance captured that moment. but there are others who want that moment highlighted. they want to hear something directly from the character's mouth about doubt, about pain, about i'm not so sure about these 160 kills. >> it's post traumatic stress comes in a lot of different forms. there's a lot of symptoms and only one diagnosis. so you come back with survivor guilt, with the feeling that you let some people down, that you didn't do the job that you

garrett county. we have more than a dozen delays at this point. local school districts and some ledges as well. you want to take a look at all of those listings scrolling down on your screen. you can download our mobile app for more information as well. howard bernstein, let's take a look at conditions. are we going to get more snow? is it going to ease up a little bit later today, howard? >> it will be later today. i'm a little surprised we have delays and not closures. i normally advocate doing stuff but i don't think the conditions will be a much -- be much better in a couple of hours with a delay. if someone updates from a delay to a closure, that wouldn't surprise me. a little snow on the ground in d.c. we will have know mid- to late -- snow mid- to late afternoon and sun this afternoon. your afternoon and evening plans will be final. the roads will be fine this afternoon with temperatures comfortably above freezing. some sunshine. maybe a stray snow shower late but that's it. then tonight we do get back below freezing. in fact, we'll fall in

twin issues of economic development and environmental protection. >> major garrett, thank you very much. >>> alexis tsipras vicity could impact economies across the globe. here is charlie d'agata. >> it's been as a while since the greeks have had anything to celebrate. but they've spoken and their message is: enough is enough with the austerity measures. people are fed up says georgios. i'm 72 years old and all i have in my pocket is seven euros. in victory alexis alexis tsipras 40-year-old won by tapping into this. pure fury. for the past four years greece has been in the grips of violent protests. against deep austerity measures. pensions slashed and an unemployment rate of more than 25%, double that for young people. most of that anger was aimed at germany, the driving force of a european union bailout, that forced greece to clean up its act, however painful. some went so farce as to compare german prime minister angela merkel and her countrymen to nazis. greece to face bankruptcy and it raises the prospective once again of greece dumping out of the european currency, the euro. the l

garrett? >> after leaving the farm this is where every nfl football begins.factory in chicago, this is the leather that eventually ends up on the playing field each monday after it is tanned and pounded to give it a little bit of this texture, it is shipped over to wilson sporting goods football factory in ada ohio, the birsplace of every nfl super bowl football since 1941. >> we wonder every time that ball hits the field, was that one that i laced, did i do that ball? and we just hope that the players and the quarterback and so forth, that they take as much pride in playing with it as we take in making it.qb >> less than a week until the super bowl, you can see how busy they are. sue could hardly stop working throughout our entire interview. more than 3,000 footballs are made each day. it's a meticulous process. the cowhide is cut into four panels sewn together run through a seam box to help soften up the leather. and then the balls are turned right side out stuffed with a bladder, the laces are added to seal it up. the final touch is the inflating process w

these are the ab listists thomas garrett, samuel burris and john hunn.y helped thousands of slaves before the civil war. one of garrett's defendants is asking for their pardon. >>> the delaware the governor of delaware is stepping in as confusion grows as to who will be the next recorder of deeds in kent county. betty mckenna will stay on the job until the legal fight is settled. after four recounts mckenna and gunn are tied for the post. >>> a woman was murdered and police say an officer is the one who pulled the trigger. up next why the victim's mother said that officer should never have been on the force. >>> plus coming to an ocean near you, the controversial plan just approved that could pump treated waste water off rehoboth beach. >>> i'm tracking fast-moving snow that will be moving into our area. if you think it's cold now just wait. dangerous chills ahead in some parts of the area. details coming up in my exclusive nbc 10 first alert forecast. >>> the once reputed mob boss of philadelphia is back behind bars joey merlino reported to a federal co

major garrett has a recap of the president's trip so far. >> reporter: president obama arrived to new delhi in his presidency eager to work with the deal. the biggest breakthrough and understanding between the white house and the prime minister narendra modi on future sales of nuclear material and shielding of nuclear power plants from financial lienlt in caseability in case of an accident. but events in ukraine and yemen largely overshadow the symbolism of the state visit. on ukraine where renewed attacks and bloodshed by russian-backed separatists have sparked alarm in washington and europe, the president said the u.s. will continue applying economic pressure. >> i will look at all additional options that are available to us short of military conflict and try to address this issue. mr. obama said the u.s. would continue covert operations between al qaeda in peninsula where it's based there. >> it is not neat and it is not simple, but it is the best option that we have. >> reporter: the president laid a wreath at the national memorial of gandhi attended a state presidential dinner at

and signs of cooperation from the white house on trade tax reform and energy. >>>> pelley: major garrett at the white house tonight. thank you major. cbs news will bring you live coverage of the state of the union address and the republican response at 9:00 eastern time, 8:00 central. that's 6:00 in the west. today the first family honored the legacy of martin luther king, jr., by visiting the boys and girls club in washington. the president, the first lady and daughter malia helped children with a reading project. there were marches around the country in memory of dr. king. tens of thousands turned out in los angeles. in many cities, including st. paul minnesota marchers protested police tactics that they claim unfairly target african americans. tonight there's an international manhunt for suspects wanted for plotting to kill police in belgium. the police say with a series of raids last week, they prevented the attacks, which they say were imminent. investigators have their eye on one man in particular and charlie d'agata tells us about him. >> reporter: belgian media have identified hi

here's chief white house correspondent major garrett. >> reporter: over the weekend, the white house proposed $320 billion in new taxes, achieved by raising the tax rate on investments for the top 1% of earners and closing inheritance loopholes for the wealthy. the white house says the new tax revenue would pay for all the president's new spending plans.y co among them, free tuition for community college students who maintain a 2.5 grade point average. total cost, $60 billion. >> the doors of higher education shouldn't be a democratic issue or a republican issue. this is an american issue. >> reporter: in the run-up to tomorrow's speech, the president has called for six weeks of paid family leave for federal workers, reductions to federal mortgage insurance fees, new subsidies for rural broadband access and a new push for secure cyber connections. >> if we're going to be connected, we need to be protected. as americans we shouldn't have to to forfeit our basic privacy when we go online to do our business. >> reporter: top republicans who now run congress have branded the tax plan dea

major garrett is in new delhi tonight. major, this was a change to the itinerary the u.s. had to make. >> reporter: that's right, jim. the white house is still smarting from criticism it failed to send significant administration officials to paris for that million-strong antiterrorism unity rally. and while the death of saudi arabia's king abdullah isn't the same kind of event, the white house could not afford any perception that it mishandled the protocol or expectations in the region. the president missed king abdullah's funeral and was scheduled to spend a good part of his day tuesday at the taj mahal but playing tourist at one of the seven wonders of the world instead of flying to riyadh to pay respects to the saudi royal family or engage in conversations on economic and ing security issues would have been perceived at home and abroad as a bigger diplomatic fumble than paris. >> axelrod: major, what makes-s the u.s.-saudi relationship so important that the president had to go? >> reporter: well, saudi arabia, of course, is a huge player in the global energy markets, ji

reports from major garrett and bob schieffer? jeff pegues on new questions about the state of the union's infrastructure after a deadly bridge collapse in cincinnati. the parable of the rabbits, how the the pope invoked them for his latest teaching on catholics and the family. and david martin with a miracle-- >> it wasn't done here on earth. >> pelley: or two. >> i cried in the operating room when he was porn. it was the most amazing thing i've seen. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting from washington. >> pelley: good evening. president obama is about to do something he has never done before-- he will address a congress controlled completely house and senate, by the opposition party as he reports on the state of the union and lays out his agenda for the final two years of his presidency. the question, of course, is how much of that agenda the republican majority will accept. the president will say "this country does best when everyone gets their fair shot, everyone does their fa

jenna: garrett, thank you. jon: well nobody likes to get dumped but after a woman's two-week relationship fell apart, hear what police say she did that earned her a trip to jail. >>> plus the head coach for the new england patriots now offering his side of the story as the league investigates deflate-gate. we want to hear from you. would you rather see mitt romney or jeb bush run for president in 2016 on the republican side? our live chat up and running. go to foxnews.com/happeningnow. click on "america's asking" and get into the conversation. can this decadent, fruit topped pastry... ...with indulgent streusel crumble, be from... fiber one. fiber one streusel. jon: right now new information on several crime stories we're following. potential jurors in colorado's movie theater massacre trial coming up with reasons not to serve. the pool began with 9,000 people ready to determine whether james holmes is insane. the judge already excused at least 20 people with doctors notes. those who don't speak english or don'

major garrett's our chief white house correspondent watching from the white house.major, the president mentioned in the speech that he's going to go on the road and sell this to the american people if he can't sell it down the street here at the end of pennsylvania avenue. >> reporter: that's right. boise, idaho, and lawrence, kansas, are immediately on the president's agenda. one thing important to note about this speech, scott, the president went out of his way to fortify dispirited democrats in the house and senate who took a very bad beating in the last midterm election. the president knows republicans control the house and the senate, but he's going to need democratic votes in both chambers to protect what he's achieved and also help him on some parts of these agenda he's laid before the congress and the country. and rallying those democrats by rkying our policies worked more than the republicans' critics said they would is part of the white house effort to keep that democratic team smaller in number than it ever has been in the obama perez desperate, unified b

garrett went through the list. i have the amendment. it is a short amendment. title eight. mr. garrett went through the list and told you every one of these bills have either passed the house -- have either passed the house or passed overwhelmingly. title 11 passed only 36-23. you may want to take another look at it, but at least it was discussed at committee. never discussed that the committee. no hearing at the subcommittee. no hearing at the full committee. never marked up at the full committee. snuck in among 10 other provisions that received either house approval or committee approval. there it is. snuck in. is that the way we are supposed to do business in this house? i don't know whether title it is good national policy or bad national policy. -- title viii is good national policy or bad national policy. what does it do? it extends until 2019 an exception from the volcker rule. i don't have to tell you the volcker rule is a very important part of dodd frank. not only does it extend the deadline until 2019, but it takes some of the deadline that hasn't been extended that

garrett took over as interim head coach back in 2010. this season he led the cowboys to their first division title and playoff berth in five years. jerry jones also reportedly bringing back defensive coordinator rod marinelli. cowboys went 12-4 this season but lost to the packers in the nfc divisional playoffs. >>> after re-signing garrett and his staff will also coach in this year's pro bowl at the highest seeded nfc team eliminated from the playoffs. john harbaugh and the ravens will represent the afc. despite the broncos being the highest seed though denver which parted ways with john fox, today john elway held a press conference and sent out a pig thank-you that had twitter exploding. >> i'd like to start out this press conference with a thank-you to john elway -- john elway -- john fox. >> john fox. probably wants to say something else to elway right now, right. elway and the broncos let go of fox and had pretty much told his staff to find other jobs. he was nervous. that happens. we all do it. you think of your name -- >> no, you d

garrett county public schools in maryland. couple of counties are actually going with one hour delays as well. page county and fauquier county schools in virginia on that list of one hour delays. most still sticking with a two hour delay. mainly on the virginia side today. including fairfax, loudoun, prince william, and warren county public schools. again, all two hour delays for those and for the full list, you can keep looking at the bottom of the screen, but to talk more about that weather though let's go over to allyson rae who's outside dealing with it. >>> it is warmer than yesterday but it can hear the -- i can hear the wind coming in. one thing to note a look at live doppler 9000 hd. we do have a couple of flurries mainly east of 95. not going to be too big of a deal. the bigger deal are the winds and the temperatures today. yeah we are a little bit warmer than yesterday relatively speaking but with busts up to near 30 miles per hour that doesn't feel any warmer at all. here's what it feels like out there. 15 for d.c..

fox news reporter garrett tenney got a behind the scenes look. >> reporter: yeah, melissa. to be on the football this sunday during the super bowl, and this is where they all begin, at horwins leather factory in chicago. every monday these are the hides that eventually end up on the field. they are tanned, they are then pressed to give a little bit of this texture that we know and love on that football, and then they are sent to wilson sporting goods football factory in ada ohio, that is where every football in the championship game has been made since 1941. >> we wonder each and every time that ball hits the field, you know was that one that i laced, you know? did i do that ball, you know? and we just hope that, you know that they -- the players and the quarterback and so forth, that they take as much pride in playing with it as we take in making it. >> reporter: did you see how fast her hands were going? they are just killing it over there. they are so busy a week leading up to the super bowl. they make 3000 footballs a day there by hand. and i've got to tell you it's a m

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. >>> as major garrett reported in 2000 civil rights activisted returned and this time they had a presidentn their side. >> reporter: on a bridge that earned a place in american history, president clinton paid silent tribute to the pain and promise of selma. >> 35 years ago a single day in selma became a seminal moment in the history of our country. on this bridge america's long, the marchers thank god would not take a detour on the road to freedom. >> in pursue of voting rights, prozestesters crossed the bridge, but state troopers stopped them and then attacked. president obama lynn don johnson called for a voting rights act. but the ceremony was not just about honoring the past. lewis demanded that all black mens honor the sacrifice of selma. >> we cannot concentrate this ground but we desecrate it. janet allen arrived early for a first road suit. she is worried that some are going through hunger. mr.clinton speaks often about building butty for a same ship. as long as african americans and latinos believe they are unfairly targeted by police, and police believe they are unfairly jumped b

major garrett, cbs news, the white house. >>> momentum is building for a law in maryland designed to extend school summer vacation at least until labor day or until after labor day so resorts can cash in. the plan is favored by incoming governor larry hogan and ocean city mayor rick lee han is on board. some parents we talked to are opposed. >> i would say child care, that is the biggest challenge. >> i'm absolutely opposed to the idea. i'm for more school for children. >> provide small businesses, the heart of our tourism-based economy, a tremendous economic boost. i think it will have quite a bit of momentum. >> peter franchot says an extra week of vacation could generate as much as $74.3 million in new economic activity and $7.7 million in state and local tax revenue. >>> it is 6:27. this is a look outside. it is cold, still, but a slight warm-up is heading our way. >> sunshine is on the way. allyson rae joins us with the details from the terrace. >> reporter: it is definitely chilly out here. you'll want to bundle up. we do have sunshine and mild temperatures this afternoon. not

brad garrett, detective me bring you back in. you, talk to each other before they launched the print shop operation. knowing that even if they've sealed offer the market. as far as communication, ability to watch television ability to use phones they can't take the risk. they also reached the point that based on what terry was alreadying. i believe there was another dynamic entry. kicked the door or blow the door, throw both smoke and gas, and possibly a flash grenade, and go in and move right toward the suspect, which hopefully they knew where he was, based on maybe cameras or cctv. >> this is a bit of sbek lags on your part but the first sounds herod, as i said 16 minutes ago. in dammartin en goele. does it appear those operations are likely over? >> >> >> yes, sir, these operations never take long unless you have a building where you have to clear floors. sounds like the market clearly the print shop limited space. as the teams move in. they can literally clear the place in a few seconds. that's why you have tremendous amount

. >> fred garrett a man carrying his future under his arm a sitbrown box with his life inside.e hepatitis education foundation, with he has gotten a lot of help, he share add victory. >> thank you, thank you. this is like a new life. >> yeah. >> real serious stuff. >> absolutely. >> so now i have to figure out what to do with the next 25 years. >> now back up a bit when we first met him, he was living with a lingering death sentence. >> there was a time when i came to the conclusion i would probably die of liver disease. and liver cancer. >> diagnosed with hepatitis c 20 years ago he asked his health insurer under contract by medicare for a new drug called parvoni. because of depression and anxiety he hasn't tried other treatments. with a 95% cure rate eliminates those concerns, but his medical history was a. >> we have denied coverage for the following prescription. >> rejected, fred garrett was furious. >> that someone would tell me, that i don't have the right to do whatever is necessary to save my life. >> our position is everybody deserves access to that cure, no matter wh

. >> brad garrett says people like cornell, while deeply worrisome are not his biggest fear. >> my concern is people who fly under the radar, who are planning or have been planning something for months or years and all of a sudden, they activate. >> christopher cornell is in custody and faces a number of federal charges. live on capitol hill, jay korff. >> thank you. we have developing news from the secret service. the agency removed four top senior officials and a fifth decided to retire. the acting director says change is necessary to gain a fresh perspective. the fires follow a string of security breaches at the white house, including one where a man was able to jump the fence and run into the building with a knife. a report released in december puts blame at the top, calling the secret service and organization starved for leadership. the white house did not comment. in falls church, an investigation into an explosion at a strip mall on wilson boulevard. that blast was strong enough to break windows and blow a shirt off a man's back. tom roussey spoke with witnesses who tell us it sound

we're looking at snow in pittsburgh headed for garrett county, the snow showers. we've also seen a few flurries. this one is dying passing sperryville toward warrenton. a few have showed up winchester, charles town. probably heading your way coming out of the 522 corridor toward the 81 corridor. winds are starting to pick up a little bit but only gusting around 25 or so now. we're talking gusts potentially to 45 later on so that wind advisory west of the blue ridge kicks in at 10, east at noon. temps this morning 30s and low 40s. the problem for sunday/monday is storm track. we could get a rain-snow mix, prodominantly rain. if everything works out, prodominantly snow starting sunday afternoon, evening into monday midday. right now too much uncertainty to tell you how much snow we'll get. could be nothing. could be shovable. 36 today. temps dropping, some wchs. -- some wind chills to 5 below. tomorrow 33. 36 sunday. a yellow alert day with the sloppy weather into monday. then cold and dry tuesday, temps staying in the 20s. 6:23. trenice is coming in now. she has ti

garrett county only 16. low 20s nearby suburbs to mid 20s. near 30 by the bay. and the temperatures right around the metro area just in the mid-20s most locations. and it feels like the teens with our windchill temperatures. so that wind is still pretty blustery. we have had gusts to around 30 so again, wear your warm coat hat, gloves scarf. later today you will need sunglasses. bright sunshine breaking out by later this afternoon. bus stop windy. mid-20s. 8:00 to 9:00 students boarding buses a little bit later this morning. it will be a little sunshine breaking out. partly cloudy. by 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. it will be in the upper 20s. then finally getting near freezing by noon time and above freezing during the afternoon. but a blustery wind. keep up with the changes on storm team 4 weather app. great day to get to the nbc 4 health&fitness expo. i'll be there tomorrow morning 10:00 through 1:00. sunday we're there from 9:00 in the morning until 4:00 in the afternoon. by then near 40. freezing rain and sleet. change to go rain in the afternoon. after that dry weathe

he won more than 70% of the vote in allegheny in washington counties and nearly 80% in garrett. >>> and wrapping up three days of inaugural activities today it was all about the kids. live bands played at today's inaugural kid's party at the southeast tennis and learning center in southeast. there were fun activities and games for kids of all ages but most importantly they just got a chance to meet the mayor, and one of muriel's first events will be on a segment called the women who run washington you can see it at 10:30 right here. >>> and storms wreaking havoc across the country, in amarillo texas, drivers are having trouble getting any traction on ice and snow. the forecast is calling for six inches the ice is coating the trees and power lines and causing folks to lose power, in fact more than 9,000 customers in that area don't have any electricity. and i think a lot of people are wondering if that is the same snow coming our way? >> we're not getting snow like that, but rain tomorrow we'll continue to have rain at times. temperatures will be mild highs in the 60s. then as we look to

reports from major garrett and bob schieffer?eff pegues on new questions about the state of the union's infrastructure after a deadly bridge collapse in cincinnati. the parable of the rabbits, how the the pope invoked them for his latest teaching on catholics and the family. and david martin with a miracle-- >> it wasn't done here on earth. >> pelley: or two. >> i cried in the operating room when he was porn. it was the most amazing thing i've seen. captioning sponsored by cbs

garrett county, allegheny county, but nothing for the immediate metro. that is the good news.that does not mean it will feel much better out there as we move through the overnight. it will be downright cold. satellite radar, it is quiet dry, skies are clear, allowing temperatures to fall quickly. tomorrow morning, anywhere from six degrees to 60 degrees. gaithersburg nine degrees. -- six degrees to 16 degrees. if you are heading out, bundle up. sunshine will not do as a lot of good tomorrow. it will stay cold, and then we warm up a little bit as we move into the day sunday. in the cloud star to increase. the futurecast, saturday, 9:00 in the morning, high-pressure overhead keeps us drive. the clouds increase moving through the day sunday. sunday afternoon. by sunday evening, into monday night, this is what we are watching. this area of low pressure will develop off the coast. this model is painting mainly rain for the d.c. metro area. as we move through the midday it moves out. however, north and west, could be freezing rain sleet. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com through the week

garrett county could pick up a couple of inches of snow especially to the higher ridge tops. satellite and radar, look at how the skies are beginning to clear out. few flurries here and there. not going to amount to a whole lot as you move through the overnight hours but cold winds will continue to blow. and that means waking up tomorrow morning. it's going to be down sf right cold. these are actual air temperatures tomorrow morning. only 6 in leesburg. 8 in gaithersburg. lots of sunshine. that will make it look pretty out there. as you wake up tomorrow morning, this is what it's going to feel like. zero, below zero. not out of the question. but at least the winds will diminish just a little bit as they move through the midday hours, we'll crank those wind chills up into the lower teens in d.c. but it still stays cold out there. we have a bit of a warming trend or a warmup i should say as we move into the end of the work and school week. so for tonight, temperatures, actual air temperatures around 4 to 12 degrees. winds out of the northwest at 10 to 20 with higher gusts. that

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watch for the traffic lights out in upper darby landsdown avenue state road and garrett road. use caution in that area. otherwise the speeds are up. i would take it down a notch. we have a new accident in whitpain township, montgomery county. stenton avenue, to give you an example what's happening out there. it's slick out there tam. >> let's go live to katherine scott, cinnaminson street in roxborough that's an area that's often slippery in weather like this. >> reporter: we're seeing an improvement compared to yesterday, but you want to look out for ice as you walk out the door. we're along ridge and cinnaminson in rocks -- roxborough. the salt trucks are auto salting. in an accident yesterday one man died on the schuylkill expressway that involved 60 cars. there was another scene on 4765 tractor-trailer jackknifed three vehicles crashed under underneath. two died and another had head trauma. crews salted the roads ahead of this morning's commute and out overnight. driver are are -- drivers are not the only ones that have to watch out. we talked to a pedestrian who almost sl

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30s, only spot below freezing is in thur month, northern frederick county and way out in oakland in garrett county and western. and i'm going to sneeze. i think it went by. western maryland. and then as we -- you know how they sneak up on you. as we take a look at the forecast for today, we'll still be above freezing by 8:00, then by noontime, that's when the winds will pick up. we'll be in the upper 30s, but it will feel colder only in the 20s for windchills. and then the winds will be whipping in by 5:00 p.m. mid-30s. may briefly touch 40. then overnight tonight, the winds still whipping in through early evening, but below freezing near 30 by 8:00 p.m. by midnight the mid 20s. then the winds will be diminishing. after that going almost calm by dawn on saturday but only in the teens tomorrow morning. post your pictures like candace did of this gorgeous sunrise. this was taken yesterday in front royal, virginia. thank you very much. i may need this later. an as we get into -- melissa always has my back. as we get into sunday that's when we have the increasing clouds. last couple days, it wa

le garrett blunt punched a boysy state player and got into it with their fans after chip kelly's first game as head coach at oregon. >> i'm going to stick by him. whether he makes it through this or not, i will always stick by him. >> reporter: chip at first suspended blunt for the season but gave him a second chance. he allowed blunt to finish out the last few games of his college career. >> he showed me that he has my back. you know and he's going to always have my back. and i appreciate that to the fullest. >> reporter: blunt said chip has stayed in touch. and encourages him. >> it means a lot. >> reporter: to put it bluntly, legarrett has had troubles. he switched teams five times in his five years in the nfl. he was kicked off the steelers in november was signed by the patriots, and he heard from chip then. >> he just told me to keep my head up and stay confident. >> reporter: legarrett believes chip will be a success with the eagles. >> can't say enough about how good he is. there's a lot of college coaches that come to the nfl and aren't successful. and he is. >> is he pretty mu

reports from major garrett and bob schieffer?tions about the state of the union's infrastructure after a deadly bridge collapse in cincinnati. the parable of the rabbits, how the the pope invoked them for his latest teaching on catholics and the family. and david martin with a miracle-- >> it wasn't done here on earth. >> pelley: or two. >> i cried in the operating room when he was porn. it was the most amazing thing i've seen. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley repo

this just about to come into oakland there in garrett county maybe with a little bit of some sld out ahead of that a, we have cloud cover. most of this batch is going to be passing northwest of us through the morning. but it's this here in the upper midwest, the stronger energy that will be getting closer to us later this morning. so all these counties in northern virginia, including they're bye sub near suburbs. heaviest looks to be between noon to 4:00 p.m.. expect some delays during the afternoon. here is the timing of the system as it does move on through. we'll have the leading edge of any snow arriving as far as any accumulating snow in perhaps the panhandle of west virginia, northern shenandoah valley away 9:00 or 10:00. and then that tracks off to the east and we have a mix of rain in area in green with a little snow mixing in and then all snow farther north. then by 5:00 6:00 x most of it is gone and it heads off to the east leaving in its wake about a coating to an inch in the metro area. mostly rain to our south. 1 to 3 inches farther north and west. a few spots out of the