the chief of vascular surgery at george town university in washington, d.c., an expert who has not treated secretary clinton tells cnn's wolf bit zer there -- blitzer, there is good news. >> this would not affect her function. she could travel. it just affects heavy physical activity. once your medication is regulated appropriately, you can go about all the normal activities of daily living. >> reporter: and secretary clinton's doctors said the secretary is making excellent progress and we are confident she will make a full recovery. she is in good spirits, engaging with her doctors, her family and her staff. clinton, who's flown a million miles already had her international travel on hold and it doesn't look like she will be going anywhere soon. there's also a question mark about when she will be able to they have about the terrorist attack in beaning zip and the -- benghazi and the security lapses. some say clinton has to testify on benghazi before she holds confirmation hearings and that could affect timing of her decision to retire at the end of president obama's current term. >> secre

government opening on a delayed schedule, seven universities american, george town all opening after 11:00. d.c. schools opening on a two hour delay. the museums along the national mall opening around noon. the libraries in d.c. just announcing they will be opening late as well. everybody allowing themselves to take extra time to get out the door, take the extra time to get to work or school, because the conditions are pretty slick for those who are driving. reporting live, jummy olabanji abc 7 news. >> despite the conditions, you still see runners. >> a few of them. plenty of people are ignoring the weather conditions because they are happy. >> the due not feel the cold. the ravens are getting ready to take off for new orleans. a big super bowl sendoff party in baltimore. that is where john gonzales is, already celebrating. >> we are celebrating. senate, we've got the beads on, the cheerleaders. very festive out here this morning. this is where the super bowl- bound baltimore ravens will take a quick stop for quite a sendoff. the rally begins to around 11:30 this morning. i've got t

i was doing tv sports, redskins, maryland, george town. >> reporter: after years in the tv biz, he was starting to get burned out. they decided to make a change for their kids' sake. >> the small town opportunities that it presented, and the school system here was terrific. >> reporter: so they began looking at real estate in connecticut. in the middle of the search for a perfect home, they stumbled across something else, a restaurant for sale. >> we flew up to look at it. she said, i think i can make something of this. >> reporter: in 2005, they headed north. since then la belle aurore has gained a developed following. >> i love working the room. at times i've never worked so hard for so little, but it's great fun. i really like the people. >> reporter: the biggest life change they're still getting used to -- each other. >> we went from never seeing each other to seeing each other every single day. >> reporter: how is that? >> it's kind of nice. we're still together. >> some wonderful following them and their progress up there and how much fun they've been having. >> a loyal following

in a few minutes president karzai speaks at george town university. you can see live on our companion networking c-span. coming up later today c-span2 q & a with sonia on the non-profit group that works with high-risk youth through mentoring, after school programs and community involvement. that's at 6:00 p.m. eerp. at 7:00 matthew, director and producer of the movie that looks at problems in american health care and cost effective solutions. called roosevelt's heavily forested -- [inaudible] he unlike mrs. roosevelt, he knew when to be still in the presence of the president, when to back off and tell a joke. after he won the election, wendell was in his office. they remained friends. and he said to the president, why do you keep that man so close to you? that man being hopkins. he did not like hopkins. and roosevelt said, you know, you may be in the office someday and you'll understand, but he asks for nothing except to serve me. >> trusted adviser, friend, and confident to fdr. he lived in the white house for three and a half years. david on the hop

he is the son of george saviors, hemingway's small-town doctor can catch him who was also one of hemingway's favorite duck hunting companions. in these last weeks hemingway has been brought once more from idaho for treatment to mail. not long after this note to fritz, hemingway will fool his famous doctors at the world-famous clinic into believing he is well enough to go home to idaho. and almost immediately the shotgun will go waft and the quiet of the house that sits a couple hundred yards up on the steep slope from the west bank west bank of the big wood river. the patient on the locked ward at st. mary's on june 15, 1961 has just learned that dot or save your's son in a denver hospital in idaho. hemingway and frist and fritz's father legs talking about the yankees and rainbow trout. but none of that will ever be the same again. st. mary's hospital in rochester minnesota, june 151961. dear fritz, i was terribly sorry to hear this morning in a note from your father that you were laid up in denver for a few days more and speed office know to tell you how much i hope you will be feeling bett

george's county. down branch avenue near allen town in prince george's county. the suspects jumped out their u-haul, a police canine searched the area even the dog got lost. officers found the dog, but they could not find a suspect. >>> for more than a week now, a 15-year-old from prince william county in virginia has been missing. police tell us that louise knight of woodbridge disappeared the day after christmas. police say she was last seen wearing black and pink pans with a black sweatshirt, they say she had no cash, anyone with information is asked to call the police. >>> coming up next at 6:00, tonight there's some encouraging news about the young woman who was shot in the head by the tal bans. some relief finally in sight after lawmakers approved money for victims of hurricane sane. >>> a report what a passenger noticed about a pilot before boarding a flight this morning. >> we'll today. why senator michael crapo says he took a drink before going for a ride. >>> a major step forward for a teenage girl that the taliban tried to kill in pakistan. 15-year-ol

or rater of the town and george mason who was considered the brains of the intellectual heft of the at the federalists and james madison who was the leader of the federalist sen who had was the principal drafts person of the constitution and was the heir to it to argue for ratification. henry and mason raised many many arguments against ratification but one of them was this they say james they said in philadelphia you deprived you say that you deprived the federal government of authority to abolish slavery and there is a there is a kind of there's a slave compromise in the constitution doesn't mention slavery but it's really discomfort. a compromise there's actually several yes there is that there is the several provisions that was agreed that the federal government did not have express authority to to abolish slavery they had a they had authority after a period of time to abolish the slave trade from africa but not slavery itself the genius by the way wanted them to do that because slick business virtuous ago yes well said virginia was a slave exporting state by that time so they said

in the masters crime to the has a congenital heart condition to the key is the son of george, hemingway's small-town doctor in ketchum who was also one of his favorite dhaka hunting companions. in the last week's hemingway has been brought once more from idaho for treatment to mayo clinic. not long after the note to fritz, hemingway will fold his foolish doctors at the world-famous connect into believing that he is well enough to go home to idaho and almost immediately the shotgun will go off in the sunday quiet of the house that sits a couple hundred yards out the upslope from the west bank of the big river. the patient on the word at st. mary's on june 15th, 1961 has just learned that the doctor's son is in a denver hospital. in idaho, hemingway and fritz and his father liked talking about the yankees in the trout but none of that will ever be the same again. st. mary's hospital, not just in the minnesota, june 15th, 1961. i was terribly sorry to hear this morning in a note from your father that you were laid up in denver for a few days more and speed off this note to tell you how much i hope he w

river, chestertown was a thriving port of entry for early maryland settlers and boom town of colonial commerce. george washington gave chestertown his stamp of approval with the founding of washington college in 1782. first college established in the new nation. locals who live by the waters side can hardly conceive of any other place to be. >> hello, i'm rhea feikin and i'm here with donald thoms. please stay tuned for more of chesapeake bay by air. oh what an absolutely gorgeous program. this special was compiled from hours of footage, and a lot of it was shot from 2,000 feet above the chesapeake bay, and we used state of the art, high-definition cameras to bring you this epic portrait that features some of the most stunning and dramatic hd images ever captured of the chesapeake bay. we're getting to experience famous landmarks and natural wonders from a vantage point that we've never seen before. shows like this are made possible because of the generosity of people just like you, our viewers. and now we're coming to you tonight to ask for your financial support so that we can continue to broadcast

town. that is coming up. >> a quick question. did george lucas ever stop walking or did you just walk right out of town with him? >> he did not stop walking. i think he just wanted to keep on or maybe he thought we would leave him alone eventually but he was gracious enough to let us interrupt his morning stroll. >> you're a dogged little reporter. you would not let him stop. okay. very good. thank you. >>> back here in the bay area, san francisco's cold case is heating up. the latest on kevin klein when we come back. >>> we are in the center of the investigation. we heard from one of the neighbors who knew one of the persons of interest. a live report next weather ad libs >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. >>> san francisco police search for some new clues in a 1980s cold case. >> i'm michelle griego live in new orleans looking forward to super bowl xlvii. we're talking mardi gras, football and apparently weather. >> lots of weather around the bay area but the kind we like. plenty of sunshine right now. but there's also som

town and country's most eligible bachelor. he topped that list that included tim tebow, jack nicholson and george clooney. >>> finally, vatican city is home to a cover model. his personal secretary is promoted not only to archbishop but also to the front page of italy's vanity fair magazine. he is known as gorgeous george. papal assistant's headline says it's not a sin to be beautiful. a spokeswoman says the archbishop did

town of davos. earlier comment the billionaire investor george soros said that he was not impressed with stimulus uppers to fix the global economy. -- effort to fix the global economy. >> most of the top has been about the global economic malaise. it is the home of the world economic forum based in the height of switzerland and year. the main focus has been on the eurozone and whether or not there are any green shoots of recovery. >> more than 1000 delegates have taught here over the course of five days for the ways to kill them. bill of the dream was resilient dynamism. there is plenty to plenty of resilience a little dynamism the added value is for global leaders from the public and the private side to get together and exchange ideas. people come back from here, a batteriesed,, loaded. >> the form called for an unprecedented $14 trillion dollars to make environmentally friendly. without decisive steps to protect the plan, sustainable growth cannot be guaranteed. >> the other big prices is the referendum on the european union and the crisis in the eurozone. it ranged high all week. they set out their v

on the east side of town in prince george's county. let's go back to the maps, this time heading over to the bridges. those are what freeze up first so you want to be especially careful as you cross the bridges this morning. there are no issues there. 14th street bridge as you head for the northbound third street tunnel on the freeway, there was a stuck truck. let's take a live look on the northbound side of i-95, this is super heavy early this morning. there had been a couple of accidents north of dumfries road causing this delay already. >> the success of your commute this morning could depend entirely on how far south you live and whether the salt and sand trucks made it to your street overnight. >> as evidenced by the traffic camera because of accidents this morning. wusa9 reporter delia goncalves is checking out the conditions in suitland, maryland. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. welcome back, andrea. it does really depend on where you're coming from. traveling in from the district early this morning, i didn't have a pro

george's county. is without a place to stay. we were over the town house, eveningws spent the fire.ng the any elements as well. this fire comes on the night about to deal with winter weather that could cause some problems during the ride to work tomorrow. some light snow bank just starting to fall. -- snow starting to fall. >> we will go out live to the just a minute, but begin with bob ryan. for you folks in the southern suburbs, those are the areas are all little bit more -- bit moreg a little about an accumulation. the air is still very dry. we have had a few reports around tyson's, at some flurries. from fredericksburg into southern maryland, you folks should make some plans to get a bit earlier because the and -- the entire the winterer advisory. these are dry snow. the ground is frozen and especially the side streets are cold. that does fault will be sticking. i have increased the odds of a dusting of around the area, especially in suburbs, at 70% chance for tomorrow morning. i do not think there will be cancellations. the chance of a major sto

town. neither president george w.ush nor his father, recently hospit hospit hospitalized with health problems, plan to attend. >> for more, let's bring in david gregory. tomorrow, the president will deliver his inaugural address. the first time around we typically hear optimistic, loft lofty, ideal speeches. what do you expect him to say tomorrow? >> i think he wants to talk about restoration of the american economy. i think about the first inaugural address and how crisis laden the times were because of the crisis that was defining his initial work in his first term. it came to dominate his first term. now, i think he will talk about restoration, sunnier days ahead and how the united states reaches those goals. he does that against the back drop of such a divided washington. a lot of republicans are not in town or attending, because they don't want to show bad form by challenging him in any way during his inauguration. nev nevertheless, whether it is guns or debts, he faces that. >> given the reality of the past four

. >>> if you're planning to head here on the beltway near route 202, east side of town in prince george's county, the good news is that terrible accident from yesterday morning was cleared midday yesterday. you're good to go basically between i-95 and college park and the wilson bridge with wind warnings in effect, by the way, out on route 50 at the bay bridge. we'll be back with more news, weather and traffic in about three >>> welcome back. it's thursday morning. i'm jessica doyle. andrea roane is on assignment in new orleans. >> and she's miserable down there. we feel sorry for her. we're jealous. i'm mike hydeck. we're glad you're with us this thursday morning. here's monika. and the lovely howard bernstein standing by with the sunshine tie. >> it's going to be a sunny day. it will be blowing big time out there. the winds are howling this morning. they're going to be howling all day long with gusts 40, 50 miles an hour. it's going to be very windy and colder day. here's that day planner. yes, we're getting rid of the rain quickly and the temperatures are dropping. they'll be dropping

george w. bush left town is roger elles.about what happened this weekend at the national review institute's talk. i was really surprised by what i heard. and heartened, whether it was bill crystal or john tourettes. and also scott walker was doing really well. i'll show you the polls of how well scott is doing in wisconsin. all republicans, saying we have to stop being the stupid party. what we've been saying for six months. john i thought had one of the best points, that we have stifled debate. the conservative movement has stifled debate and if you go out and you dare to stand out in a crowd, whether it's on taxes or regulations or in the past on immigration, you were completely shunned from the party. finally there's an understanding we've got to grow the party. what we've been saying quite frankly for years and getting attacked. we want colin powell on our side. we want moderate republicans on our side. if we're going to be the majority party again, we've got to expand that party. >> are you saying that pushing her out o

town. neither former president george w. bush nor his father, who was recently hospitalized with health problems, plan to attend. for more on the inauguration and president obama's second term, let's bring in david gregory, moderator of "meet the press". good to see you. >> good morning, lester. >> tomorrow the president will deliver his inaugural address. the first time around we typically hear optimistic, lofty ideal speeches. there is the reality after four years, what would you expect him to say tomorrow. >> i think he wants to talk about restoration of the american economy. back to his first inaugural address how crisis-laden the times were. it was defining his initial work in his first term. of course it came to dominate his first term. now he will talk about restoration. the idea of sunnier days ahead and how the united states reaches those goals. he does that tkpwepbsz a back drop of such a divided washington. a lot of republicans are not in town or not attending. they don't want to challenge him in any way during hi

george mason with an opportunity to catch the frontrunners. northeastern unbeaten in conference and two games up on the patriots. bean town we go. second half, smith looks inside to spencer finishes above the rim. had 14 points. huskies increase their win. johnny williams to wright. cans the 3. deficit cut to 4. northeastern ends the game on a 22-6 run of its own. george mason falls to northeastern 71-51 the final. >>> off the tiger turnover, getting ahead. eric green to brown for the jam. game tied at 33 at the break. second half. mcdaniels misses the three and hustles, too. booker tries to get the put back in. here comes daniels. tigers up 3. two minutes to go. tigers lead down to the 2. inside to milton jennings who hits the jumper. game high 28. virginia tech falls to clemson, 77-70 and drops to 4-8 in acc play. >>> of the two sides that weren't really trying, who tried harder? next.  >>> unlike next week's super bowl, where the two sides lay it all on the line, the pro bowl features two sides that lay as little on the line as possible. honor to go. five redskins invite, three playing. defense represented today

. >> this is prince georges county and miss a map of my town. we're going to go quickly.here you can put your voter registration. >> you are learning how your town works. version of a little town. >> and in the little town, you might encounter the pizza shop. what's so interesting is this is a place where you can listen and discuss. everybody has ideas and you can make a pizza. you can talk about what's going on in my town. should you use a dog park and use money to build the farmer's market. and right across from the pizza shop is the fire station. and just so happens that the pizza owner is the volunteer fireman. and if there's an emergency, he gets dressed and he's a fireman. and right over here is where you can cast your vote. and you can get a ballot and come over here. before you cast your vote, you need to go to the campaign office. you have to meet the candidates. and they are right here making campaign buttons. how cool is it both candidates are working together. >> both candidates are right here. >> she's the manager of theater programs. good to see you. tell me

town & country" magazine. he beat out famous faces like george clooney and tim tebow. n & country" said he's the naughty royal, that goes out with rough women and hangs out with the fast crowd and downs too many drinks and goes home at the wrong moment. that's why we all like him best. >> you know, he's the right -- >> who ever uses the phrase rough women? what are we in our great grandmother's era? >> it's "town & country." >> what exactly, john berman, a rough woman? >> i'd love to hear it. >> when i start writing for "town & country" which could be quite soon the way it's going, i'll let you know what it means. >> are those the pictures we saw in las vegas? he can play two different roles. >> he's a prince. he's a prince. >> there's a difference. >> i think he deserves it. he's entertaining. >> and he's single which puts him right at the top of the list for the royals. >>> ahead on "starting point," lance armstrong, apparently he admitted to oprah he was doping and it's unclear the extent he'll tell her in the interviews that will air tomorrow and the next day, so wh

said he talked on the phone to michael george in the shop just before the murder or the defendant's mother, his alibi witness that he was napping on his couch across town crime. >> so did the defense damage mike renaud's credibility by attacking him as a marijuana smoke, beer-guzzling college kid? not to this juror. >> i think they were trying to personally attack him to get us to believe that he couldn't remember anything because he was a drug abuser. several questioned the mother's recollection of events. >> i'm not saying she would lie for him, but, i mean, would you stick up for your kids? >> the jurors talked it through for three days and finally took a vote. >> all right, gentlemen. we have a verdict. their job was done. >> all rise for a jury. >> michael george cried quietly. his wife renee, remained stoic. on the benches across the court, barb's brother hoped for justice from a second jury. >> it's 12 people. you don't know what they're thinking. >> the foreperson read the verdicts. first degree premeditated murder of barbara george guilty, first degree premeditated murder. guilty, murder in the first degree and guilt oat other counts, as well.

george kiriyama was at the meeting. how did it go? >> reporter: it is still going on right now and it appears the town council is ready to send it back to committee after a very intense public hearing. they may revisit some of the 36 other sites and see if there are better locations. the number one concern from the dozens of neighbors who spoke, number one, increasing traffic followed by decreasing property values. then the quality of education going down. that was the third concern. there are a few locations where the more than 450 affordable housing units would be built but the walnut orchard near highway 17 and highway 85 is the one where many feel building more homes will turn an already congested area into a bumper-to-bumper traffic nightmare. the neighborhood is a one way in and one way out and there's worry property values will go down if high density housing comes to the area. families with children are concerned about increasing class size with the schools. they have a great reputation and the fears affordable housing will attract more families who want to give their kids a better education. one word we heard a few times ton

town and country's top bachelor. the prince topped that list with tim bebow and george clooney at number 23. jack nicholson he's still got it. >> don't know. >> we can only hope to make the list. >> there's always someone for everyone. >>> and this comes from connecticut where members of the talking heads and the tom-tom club put together a jam session with students who are still grieving over the sandy hook massacre. ♪ somewhere over the rainbow way up high ♪ >> proceeds from the group's recording of "over the rainbow" will benefit the newtown youth academy. >> i'm richard lui. this is "early today," just your first stop of the day on your nbc station. >>> a ukrainian zoo has two new adorable animals to its population. two new siberian cubs were born at the zoo. the orange and black felines were immediately cared for by the staff. there are about 400 siberian tigers left in the world. it was nearly extinct 50 years ago. >>> one winter festival is all sugar and spice and everything nice. dozens came together to compete in kazakhstan's first national ice festival. participants used chain saws

a new sporting goods store in town has caused a lot of protests and debate. >> thank you, george. >>> a serious concern for so many parents. a controversial gun proposal in san jose. the city council will decide whether to require owners of assault weapons to store their guns although police department. a san jose lawyer drafted the proposed ordinance and submitted the plan to the city's rules and open government committee. that committee meets every wednesday and headed by the mayor, who's in washington, d.c. this week. the committee is expected to take up the issue again next wednesday. >>> now to the president and his proposal. a somber obama announced his proposal for the most sweeping gun control measures in years. the president outlined four major points. first, to make it easier for mental health professionals to report threats to authorities. second, the president wants to ban military-style assault weapons like the one used at sandy hook elementary school and put a ten-round limit on magazines. third, he wants to tighten background checks. fourth, the president said he would

george w. bush parkway and ride out of town south to new orleans. we just got off route 66.at route 66 was like. frank? >> sounds like you're having a good time, mike. that's all that matters, right? >> we're having a ball. it's a great -- and everywhere you go with this 49er trip, people are giving me hi-5's and everyone says we are going to win and today they -- somebody saw it and said we're from kansas city. we're getting smith, yeah! maybe, i don't know. >> and you're getting paid for it. it's all good. >> oh, my, i know. >> nobody has it better than you. >> nobody! >> time for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." and norah o'donnell finally has landed in new orleans. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank from here in new orleans. is this incredible or what? we are kicking off our coverage from super bowl park. we have several special guests including one of america's most loved quarterbacks, drew brees. and we'll also talk with james brown, jb, about the controversial remarks cornerback chris culliver made about gay athletes and the bizarre

i'm going to remember the night george when the mayoral election and we rode up portola and my father extended his arms out as if he owned this town, this town he loved with the fierce heart of his. or stopping at lorenzo's at the end of the columbus day parade for a drink. i'm going to start this kind of memorial next year on george's birthday. and by then, all of the moscone children will have looked past all of george's too brief life and see him as he was, as shakev supervisor aioto-pier's hamlet saw his father, as a man taken for all and all. but unlike hamlet, i shall see the likes of him again. i'll see him everywhere, in every moment i hear willie brown speak. that was beautiful, willie, what you said. and the stories that my friend barbara tells of she and husband dick leaving the life of luxury in cleveland to run muni for dad. or of the dmv when a woman behind the counter looks twice at the name of my driver's license and looks up and tells me of the day she met george on the street or worked on george's campaign. or about the time in her life in our city's life when things seemed more touchable, more human, or just tel

♪ ♪ new york, new york ♪ ♪ it's a hell of a town ♪ but robbins was still asking himself what kind of artist he wanted to be when a chance meeting with georgeup my mind." robbins: i was taking a vacation in nantucket, and he was, too. we happened to find each other on the boat. we weren't very close, but i sat and talked with him for a while. and i said, "you know, dance can be so specific about what it wants to say." he said, "well what do you want to say? "supposing it starts with, "there are five girls on the stage and they're dancing. "and then three more come in and join them. then one boy comes in and seven girls leave." [ laughing ] he said, "what else do you want?" narrator: the plotless "interplay," which the critic edwin denby called "a classic ballet with vernacular manners," was robbins at his most playful. the jazz-age musical "billion dollar baby" revealed his darker side. gallagher: i loved working with him but he wanted it the way he wanted it and if you weren't using everything that you had to get there he would strip you naked practically. he would just pull the flesh right off your bones and then rebuild you. it wasn't a

george's, calvert, charms and st. mary's county. the main roads are all looking good, but here in town many of the side streets still snow packed. they received about 4 inches of snow. light, fluffy snow here in town. how are the roads treating you? >> real good so far. they're out doing their job. >> reporter: any difference between the main roads and the side streets? >> yes, there is. you know, it's not bad at all. people are getting around. >> reporter: not as much as you expected? >> no. >> reporter: you still have your milk and eggs. >> you can't be prepared enough because there is rumor there's another storm coming. so i want to get the essentials and be ready just in case. >> it was pretty slick. it was really slick this morning. you couldn't see the asphalt or anything. it was bad. >> reporter: did it catch you off guard? >> yes. oh, my gosh, yes. they said a light dusting and then this morning, you wake up and there's like four inches of snow. >> reporter: i guess the word of advice is to take it slow, whether or not we have a foot or a couple of inches. >> a hundred percent. you need to. >> reporter: take their advice

town, maryland, four inches. a lot of four and five inch totals in st. marys, king george. herndo in 1.2. college park just under an inch. and rockville 1.1. very fluffy and dry but delays and cancellations as we expected down to our south. overnight tonight, the district drops to 20. 16 in the suburbs. that's cold enough, obviously. we've been frozen all day. need to watch your step in the morning. it's mostly dry. so what's on deck? here comes another clipper system. very similar to what hit us overnight. the time timing on this one does concernly. may be impacting the friday evening rush hour. we don't have a winter weather advisory but a lot of areas around us do and think it will be fluffy dry snow. i'll let you know how much in a few minutes. >> you can get hourly updates with the fox 5 weather app. download it on your droid, iphone, ipad or myfoxdc.com. >>> another big story tonight. historic change for the u.s. military. defense secretary reversed a ban on women serving in combat. comes on the end of don't ask don't tell. many say the move knocks down one of the last major barrier

>>> when we come back, who beat out george clooney, tim tebow and a young kennedy for the world's most eligible bachelor? >> we'll tell you. prince harry. . >>> town & country has named their top pick for the most eligible bachelor in 2013. on the cover, there he is, prince harry! >> there you go. while he may not be number one in line for the throne, he's certainly in the hearts of women. pretty good looking guy there. the 28-year-old beat out tough competition, including george clooney and taylor swift's summer romance, connor kennedy. as for his scandalous behavior, the magazine says it's all part of the young royal's charm. he does get away with quite a bit! >> they like the bad boys. >> yeah, he's charming, though. >>> finally, a long list of life lessons lost at a northern california wal-mart. >> now one worker is trying to find the young author. raymond flores found this small red book of rules in the citrus heights store parking lot. inside, 157 rules to live by, some seemingly beyond the author's young years. >> no texting and driving at the same time. don't get into other people's business. don't call each other names. clean up your mess

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town. it's changing in charles county and southern prince george's county, pretty big snows going on in charlottesville. we'll talk about how much is heading our way, what that means for your morning commute tomorrow. >> next technology is driving automakers to create apps that keep you connected while you're behind the wheel. >> don't forget we're always on at www.wusa9.com and the wusa9 app. >>> if you want to go to the atm and don't want a whole lot of money, but the bank has at least a $20 minimum. those days may soon be a thing of the past. chase and pnc bank plan to roll out new machines that will hand out the exact amount you want down to the change. the new atms will be free for customers. >>> when it comes to staying connected, smartphones have been in the driver's seat, but now automakers have picked up the pace with apps designed to keep you in touch while lynn the wheel. >> let's go. -- behind the wheel. >> let's go. >> smartphones give us directions and roadside assistance. in most cases it works separately from the dashboard, but new trends will change that. >> consumer electronics are in

george lucas. we bumped into pat monahan from the train. we bumped in greg gumbel having dinner. celebrities are in town. it's cool because we hung out with the ladies from the talk. they actually let us go back stage and then we walked the show from back stage. craig ferguson was there. they had cool guests. and they had a lot of that southern food. but what i loved most is i had them kaepernick and hey, i have to tell you, they were good. aisha tyler is a bay area native so she loves colin kaepernick. four out of five of the ladies of "the talk" are super bowl fans. cheryl underwood is a ravens fan. even though she loves the ravens, she is a huge fan of colin kaepernick. >> i love everything about him. his whole body. he is gorgeous! if he needs somebody to help him drown his sorrows after he lose the game -- [ laughter ] >> yeah, she thinks colin kaepernick is pretty hot. all right. coming up, we have heard from the harbaugh brothers already. new we hear from their parents. and it's pretty funny so you want to check that out, frank. >> have you seen 9ers fans starting to show up? >> yes. we have seen

town. >> i was learning that the parade started with george washington when local militia sort of joined up as he was coming in april to new york in 1789. >> old traditions meet new traditions. >>> welcome to cnn's continuing coverage of inauguration weekend. i'm erin burnett. >> and i'm john king. we're live in the nation's capital on the national mall for president obama's second inauguration. plenty of excitement. a lot going on in the capital city. cnn going to bring you all the big events and all the highlights. president barack obama's second term is officially under way for seven hours now. he took the oath of office at noon today, january 20th, as required by the u.s. constitution. mr. obama sworn in. a small ceremony using a bible that belonged to his wife's family. chief justice john roberts used a note card this time avoiding, you might remember, the verbal stumble of four years ago. the president, of course, will do tomorrow in public in the traditional setting outside the capital using the same lincoln bible he used four years ago and a bible that belonged to the reverend ma

george. (distant): ♪ you better look out 'cause tootz is in town... ♪ that song was very familiar.dy. boy: today we are visiting dr. taylor a radiologist at children's hospital boston. girl: he's a doctor that helps other doctors look inside the body. can you see the lungs here? all: yeah. yeah. boy: we looked at x-rays. x-ray uses invisible light to make pictures. now we're going to use mri to see the heart beating. it pumps in blood. taylor: that's right. boy: they can't see it from the outside because the skin is covering it up. it's not see-through. this is an ultrasound machine. boy: ultrasound uses sound waves to make pictures. taylor: that's your heart. look at that! boy: whoa! cool! isn't that cool? cool! girl: if people are sick, you need to find out why they're sick. so you need to look inside the body and see what's really happening. narrator: lake wannasink lake is a very popular place in the summer. ah! (hooting) wait for me. and on a really hot day, george's little legs couldn't get him to the end of the dock fast enough. whoa-ho, there. ya-hoo! we have a saying on th

george lettis is live downtown. we star with mindy basara. she is in new orleans this morning. >> hi. we got into town yesterday afternoon. getting to our hotel was a bit of a challenge. so much energy here. so much activity. we went to get our press credentials. notice the color of the beads, purple beads. we did a little shopping. there is a football fans paradise. lots of ravens stuff. there are plenty of new orleans native that are ravens fans. >> i am glad to have it here. i am glad that baltimore is here. i'm glad ray lewis is here. >> check this out. how would you like to have your picture on a football? mindy basara, wbal-tv 11 news. >> that is very cool. >> what a great idea. >> thank you. george lettis is live with a preview of today's big sendoff. >> we're live at the inner harbor amphitheater. the stage is set. you can see the tents. the ravens bus will come here. they will talk to the fans a little bit. we will talk to some folks. what is your name? >> tina spears. >> why are you here so early? >> we love their ravens. ray lewis is a great guy. >> what do you think about the sendoff rally

george w. bush has left town, has gotten so much worse and so much more partisan. >> and it's a behavioral issue, right after chris christie sort of embraced the president and was working on trying to save his state from a horrific station which it's still in due to hurricane sandy, a lot of republicans were working behind the scenes, especially those from the romney campaign, to get rid of him because they were angry at what he had done. >> oh, the romney people were going after him. >> they were going after him. you can't get rid of someone who's actually true to who he is. that sticks with the american people. >> what was so stupid for the romney people to take that approach, they didn't realize that bill clinton was a master of this. when he realized it was time to give the other side a tip of the hat, he'd give the other side a tip of the hat. and guess what? everybody would stop and go, wow, that's pretty big of him. >> right. >> but romney's people never, ever thought -- >> they're like babies. >> -- that maybe we should show a bigger side of romney. they just were petulant when chris chr