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snowy icy conditions in hampton, virginia leading to this accident. lanes of the main road ending in front of a local news crew. it could have been a lot worse. the nation's capital is bracing for a major storm today. the long holiday weekend for federal workers will be longer. d.c. offices are closed today. amtrak's northeast corridor will operate on a modified schedule today and more than 1,000 flights canceled. >>> let's go to rosa flores standing outside in bitter cold new york city. rosa let me see, can you feel your ears and nose my dear? >> reporter: it is cold out here, crieshristine. i have a thermometer here. take a look behind me. it has been snowing slightly all morning long. it is a nice light snow that is falling over columbus circle and also under central park. here is the deal. here in new york, we are expecting 2 to 4 inches. take a look christine. this is what folks will be doing. not much to shovel today other than maybe with the little utensil like this. this is what is happening at time warner center. we are expecting 2 to 4 inche

. >>> and check out these tv news crews in hampton, virginia. they got a firsthand look at just how dangerous those slick roads can be. >> their camera rolling during live coverage when a suv slammed into another car. the suv finally came to a stop just inches away from the camera. more now on the track of the storm. those unbearable windchills. >> our coverage continues with accuweather's justin povick. justin, good morning. >> ryan, reena, thanks. and good morning to you. a slippery start for many people throughout the middle atlantic and the northeast. not a big snowstorm for new england. we're on the northern fringe here around new york city and boston with a couple of inches of snow on the average. southbound, southern suburbs towards baltimore and d.c. here's where we're digging out under half a foot or more of powder. yes, it will be slow early on but we'll gradually improve throughout the day as sunshine returns. over the southeast, but maybe not a lot of sunshine into the sunshine state of florida. there will be welcome rains around tam

snowy conditions in hampton, virginia. leading to an accident.n suv skidding across the main road and ending up in front of a news crew. it certainly could have been a lot worse. the nation's capital bracing for a long storm. long holiday weekend will be longer. federal coughsoffices are closed today. amtrak on a modified schedule today. more than 1,000 flights are already canceled. let's get to meteorologist pedram javaheri with the early look at the forecast. >> good morning, christine. you know one thing to keep in mind here with all of the cold air across the country and wintry weather, 31. that is the magic number. we are how many days away from starting the spring season. about 60 million people dealing with wintry weather. in nashville, we have ice storm warnings in effect through 9:00 a.m. local time. this pattern again with significant accumulations of ice have been disruptive. storm system off the southeast coastline. snowshowers seeing 4 inches coming in washington, d.c. it could get another couple inches before it is said and done wit

a tv news camera was on the side of the road in hampton, virginia, wht out of control and spun into another car and stops camera. this is if our partner station in norfolk. the phote inside a nearby news truck at the time. if you were on the slick r make sure you drive extra careful and stay safe and folks safe around you too. there's still a lot of slick spot spots out there and plenty of t wint move was. richard jordan picks you have our live coverage in virginia. what's going on there? >> reporter: barbara, a lot of progress was made over the past couple hours here on prince william parkway and telegraph road. most of the snow is gone the lanes are clear, but earlier a lot of people got stuck. wheels spinning, but brittney van hook isn't going anywhere. she got a mush-needed push from police officers to break free. >> i saw a plow truck so i thought i was okay, but i guess not. >> reporter: plows couldn't get ahead of it. those small cars weren't the only one who is had a hard time getting around. the professionals had trouble getting around too. >> it's real slick. even the machines sta

today, our c-span bus finds itself at hampton university avenue hampton, virginia. ing us on the bus to continue our discussion is william harvey, the president of hampton university. thank you for joining us. >> it is my pleasure to be with you, pedro. host: we will talk about your university but i also want talk about another role that serves -- deals with the other rolling colleges and universities. could you tell us about the organization and what its purpose is? guest: president did a point made -- as chairman of the present advisory board. it started under president jimmy carter and every president since then has appointed a board as well as a chair. i was herbalist to serve president obama and the obama administration in this capacity. the chief reason for being for us is to be an advocate for the very good work that so many of our historically black colleges and universities are doing. >> as part of the work you do talk a little bit about some of the issues you are dealing with not only related to your own university, but other universities as well him and is

a tv news camera with our affiliate in norfolk was on the side of the road in hampton, virginia. take a look at that maroon tahoe host in the center lane. it skids out of control, hits another vehicle, and stops just inches from the tv camera. thankfully, the photographer was safe in a nearby news truck at the time. >>> icy conditions and speeding may have played a role in this deadly crash in brookfield this morning. howard county police tell us a man was driving a car along route 97 near jennings chapel road took a curve too fast and the car hit a patch of snow or ice on the shoulder reentered the road and crashed into a pickup truck there. police tell us the road had been plowed. >>> out of control, the drama off the screen as moviegoers get out of hand and it was all caught on camera. >>> to cabin fever here. caught in the middle of a huge snowball fight. many of the contenders grown men and women. >> that's where i needed to be. >>> the story of the day a winter storm leaves behind several inches of snow. thank you, cable for the slower internet upload speeds. for making me

this was when the snow was just starting to come down in hampton, virginia about three hours to our south, the television crew from wavy there was covering the snowy conditions when, as you see it here the camera was rolling. the s.u.v. loses control, hits that gray sedan and then wow, careens straight towards the camera and stops just a few inches shy of the lens. the reporter and photographer, by the way were wisely not standing right near the camera at that moment. and no serious injuries for this one. but take another look. that will take your breath away one way or the other whether you're the driver or just walking from this angle so close call. but plenty of them all across the region with this tough weather. leon alison? >> that's so scary. >> yeah. photographer, reporter in the right place at the right time. >> thank goodness. thank goodness. >> coming up next on abc 7 news at 4:00 singer and producer pharrell williams hopes to make readers happy. the new project related to his hit song coming up ahead. >> with oscars coming up this weekend, we'll introduce you to a special group

this is shot out of hampton, virginia by cnn affiliate wavy. focus on the spotlight on this video.cross several lanes of traffic and hit a gray car and then the gray car spins out of frame and that suv comes inches from the television camera. that video was taken by our affiliate. the good news that reporter and that photo journalist were inside a car so they didn't get hurt. i want to take you to philadelphia. look at this video. under all of that ice, yes, there is a building. here's the back story. a fire broke out at about 4:45 a.m. on monday. when firefighters arrived on the scene, they were fighting flames and also the ice. some of their equipment froze over. the building turned into an ice palace. here's good news. there were no injuries. the fire is still under investigation. as for all that ice, you guessed it the low temperatures were definitely to blame. now, mother nature does not discriminate. we know this. she will pummel the most powerful men in the free world. take a look at this video. this is of president obama in air force one at joint base andrews. i don't know

want you to look at this close call in hampton, virginia. look at that. a television crew was rolling when an suv lost control and crashed into a car before heading straight toward their camera. they were okay though inside the van thankfully. >> thank good not. now the winter storm has also made traffic a mess. shut down federal offices in washington, d.c. on tuesday. the snow is not all bad, though. take a look at this huge snowball fight in the nation's capital. people can come together in d.c. for some things. >> busy at work. >>> let's check in on -- with our pedram javaheri. our meteorologist. to explain why is it so bitterly cold? let t's extraordinary how it has come -- it's extraordinary how it's in down in the south. extraordinary temperature. >> the air mass that's impacted will be impacting the south and eventually the midwestern and northeastern u.s. it's originating in northern canada. the same air being displaced to the south. literally taking a straight shot. it has very little time to modify or become warmer when it gets to places that sh

-3 "eyewitness news" good watch how dangerous covering a snow storm can be a tv news crew in hampton virginia was reporting on conditions there, when this happened. an suv lost control and crash in that other vehicle and see it stopped inches from their camera. the the reporter and photographer were safe in their news truck which was park nearby. >> it is dangerous out there. >>> carnivale festivities in haiti have been canceled following a float tragedy. at least 16 people died when a parade full ran into electrical wires in port au prince. flash of sparks set off panic in the crowd. witnesses say some were instantly electrocuted while others died, after being trampled. >>> well wreckage of the freight train continues to burn, in boomer, west virginia. we told but this train last night, and it carried thousands of gallons of crude oil. it derailed and then burst into flames yesterday. people living nearby remain evacuated from the scene tonight. >> it flew up, and popped them out and i could feel the heat on my face. >> reporter: right new is there still concern that oil is seeping in the ri

call for a reporter and photographer covering the snowstorm on monday for our nbc station in hampton, virginia. the camera rolling on a snowy road when an suv suddenly careens out of control, crashing into another vehicle and then barreling straight toward the news vehicle, stopping just inches from the camera. across virginia the storm blanketing much of the state, including up to a foot in lynchburg. governor terry mcauliffe declaring a state of emergency and warning residents to stay off the roads. in northgeorgeia snow and rain creating a coating of ice for residents not accustomed to extreme winter weather. >> it don't snow like this all the time. when it gets here it comes in with a vengeance. >> reporter: the snow coming down overnight in kentucky as crews attempt to keep the roads cleared. as the storm marches up the coast to the winter weary northeast. >> that was dylan dreyer reporting for us. roads turned into ice skating rinks across parts of tennessee last night. winter storm warnings were upgraded to ice storm warnings in the nashville area. forecasters expect what's on the groun

and the c-span bus tour of historically black colleges and universities is in hampton virginia. we will talk to hansen university president william harvey. host: it's thursday, february 5 2015. this morning, secretary of a john is in key outcome occurring -- kiev, ukraine. we will cover the national prayer breakfast on the c-span networks. and for a third day, we will attempt forward with the homeland security funding bill. at 9:30 a.m. this morning to the senate armed services committee hearing. some of you just saw that

correspondent brendon on net neutrality egg regulations of internet providers and we will talk to hampton virginia university president william harvey. washington journal begins at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. call in with your questions and comments and send in your thoughts through facebook and twitter. >>> thursday, president obama delivers remarks at the national prior breakfast. the dauly llama will also be in attendance at the live event. live coverage at 8:00 a.m. eastern on cspan 2. >>> here are some of the our featured programs for this weekend on the networks. on book tv saturday night at 10:00 afterwards. the washington bureau brief on the british efforts in 2009 to top the taliban. >> and the u.s. senate's torture report and why his company decided to public it and on cspan 3 all this month, interviews with former korean war pows including charles ross who was held as a pow from 1950 to 1953 by china and a look back at the voting rights acts 50 years later with cbs news white house correspondent bill plant. you can find our complete schedule at cspan.org. >> e-mail us @comments@cspan.org or

host: next call from hampton, virginia. hello, susan. caller: good morning.hank you for taking my call. i have three separate issues. one is boko harold. i read a lot on the internet but i do not see too much on the news. they are also islamic extremists. how are you going to help those poor people in africa that are being murdered by those people? number two -- the social security numbers and green cars that the president is giving out . someone from ohio said that these people will be eligible to vote now. they're trying to get the social security numbers issued, a record of those numbers issued to these people that they can clean up their voter rolls. they cannot get these numbers. how do you feel about that? i'm so against climate change. i want to scream. host: guest: thank you for this questions. i will try to address them. in terms of boko haram, they are an evil group. they do heinous things. they are murdering people. my view is that if an organization does not have a threat to be u.s. homeland, i would be against sending u.s. ground forces to deal w

check out this video from hampton, virginia. notice and ice-covered roads. wow. scary stuff. suv to skid out of control. slamming into a sedan. nobody was hurt. virginia is one of several southern states getting hammered with a massive winter storm. keep in mind that is near the beach in virginia. that's near norfolk and virginia beach. >> it is with did hes e-mails up one-tenth of 1%. it's making mull inform year highs as it marches back towards 5,000. the dow jones industrial average up .1% as well. not a huge move in the stock market. the bond market, folks, is where the action is today. platinum and paladium are also falling. all the metals are tanking today. all right. up next on "power lunch" is it time to rethink the rail? why this scene out of west virginia last night could be a new rallying call for pipelines. the crude flows live from the nymex coming up when "power lunch" returns. you total your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are

and the c-span bus tour of historically black colleges and universities is in hampton, virginia. we'll talk to hampton university president william harvey. "washington journal" begins at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. call in with your questions and comments and send in your thoughts through facebook and twitter. >>> the c-span cities tour takes book tv and american history on the road to u.s. cities to learn about their history and literary life. this weekend we have a trip to corpus christi texas. >> we are in the daniel killgore reading room in corpus christi. dr. hector p. garcia papers are the flagship collection we have here at a&m corpus. he made it his life to help local and beyond mexican americans learn to be more civically active and to get the benefits that they had coming to them as veterans which were sometimes very difficult for them to obtain. these three items here represent the case of private felix longoria which was an incident that occurred early in the history of the gi forum. private longoria served the united states in world war ii and was killed by a japanese sni

. >>> in hampton, virginia, a news van by the side of the road camera rolling as this suv careens out of control. in nearby blacksburg two children falling into this frozen pond. finding refuge on an island until rescuers could bring them back to shore. air travel not much better. extreme weather delaying over 5,000 flights. >> sitting on the tarmac here at reagan for a little over an hour. >> reporter: more than 2,000 others canceled altogether. >> now we are all waiting in line and waiting to rebook. >> reporter: the d.c. area got more than 6 inches of snow. the federal government shuttered today. even the national zoo closed. back in tennessee, we tested the roads ourselves. driving interstate 40 from memphis to nashville what is typically a three-hour drive took us six. this pickup was driving ahead of us when it spun off the road of our team checking in on the driver. are you okay? >> yeah. >> glad everyone is safe and no one got hurt. >> reporter: now, that man was with his wife. she was unhurt. both of them said they're fine and going to call aaa. transportation officials say t

next half hour of "the rundown," we just had to show you this close call again for a tv crew in hampton, virginiathis was talking about within inches of destroying the camera or worse, but nothing happened. the camera rolling when an suv careened out of control. stopped just inches from the camera. >>> we'll have more on the latest winter weather. slow-going traffic today in places like nashville, tennessee. a a live report coming up. >>> fire still burning this morning 20 hours after a freight train derailed in west virginia during the storm. hundreds of families have been evacuated. we'll get an update after the break. stay with us. ♪ welcome to the most social car we've ever designed. ♪ the all-new nissan murano. ♪ nissan. innovation that excites. meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new century of american e

all across the south, take a look at this close call in hampton, virginia. a. fortunately no one was hurt. it was the slippery roads an issue back to virginia and kentucky where a food of snow has fallen. snow and rain made for an icy mess on the roads as well. take a look at this picture from new england. this is her backdoor. there is no way out of this one. we are talking about brutally told temperatures and should be breaking record cold by the end of the week. >> here we go again. thanks so much. hundreds have been evacuated following a massive explosion in west virginia. a freight train carried more than 100 tankers and crude oil, derailed sending a firebomb 100 feet into the sky. a tanker plunged into the river and 200 people were forced to flee homes and two treatment plants have been shut down due to contamination. they are looking into the cause of the derailment. >> tens of thousands gathered to remember the victims of the weekend shooting. some 30,000 people took part in a torch-lit vigil. two people were killed and five injuries on a free speech

later a tour of hampton university of virginia. tonight the 1st of three days of tech related programming >> here is the idea you push a button, a car comes in picks you up like normal and while you're on your way to your destination somebody else is going along the same route at the same time and with two minutes or less deviation from iraq you're in picks someone else up along the way. >> and they get in my car with me. >> they get in the same car as you, that's correct. what happens is -- >> it sounds a lot like a bus. >> understood. the differences of buses you go to a quarter that's half a mile away from you and wait 15 minutes and sometimes it's on time and sometimes it's not. this one comes. it's they're when you want it. that is the magic. you still get the benefit of the bus to the benefit of carpooling by literally taking cars off the road. significant deficiencies in doing this. >> that was a small portion of the recent technocrats disrupt conference. more tonight wednesday thursday >> book tv and american history tv on

area six inches or more and some sweet spots when you get farther south towards hampton roads area, williamsburg area in virginia. we'll have more of what to expect and what kind of weather pattern we'll follow in tomorrow's snow when we join you in a few minutes, maureen. >> thank you so much. the "good morning washington" team will be on the roads early to give you information you need for your commute. our coverage begins in the morning at 4:00. now to the developing story on the legalization of marijuana in the district. in just six hours, it will be legal to smoke and possess small amounts of marijuana. but the battle over the drug is not over. d.c. bureau chief sam ford is live in northwest with the politics of pot. sam? >> yes, maureen. well, it is scheduled to take effect at midnight and mayor bowser threatened with jail told reporters this afternoon that it will take effect. >> the law will go into effect one minute after midnight. >> flanked by d.c. officials, mayor bowser defied a rider congress passed in december saying d.c. could spend no money implementing marijuana laws saying she's on firm legal

some moving through portions of the norfolk hampton road area of virginia. for us a couple flurries could still pass through this evening but most of us are dry for remainder of tonight but wind that are picking up now bringing in that arctic air that we will be feeling tomorrow and then again sunday and monday. temperatures on their way down, 30 in lancaster. still holding on to 37 at the a airport and 37 in millville. eighteen in state college. six in buffalo. fourteen in pittsburgh. all that cold air is heading our way. once we get stuck it will take a while to break out. at 6:00 o'clock tonight it will feel like 22. cold but not awful. by 9:00 it feels like single digit, sub zero to the north and west. by 7:00 tomorrow morning it will feel like double digits below zero in many locations feeling like nine below in the city. wind chill advisory goes into effect late tonight and continue until noon tomorrow for far northern and western suburbs, up are montgomery and bucks counties and lehigh valley for wind chills minus ten to minus 15, wind chill warning f

host: next call from hampton, virginia. hello, susan. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i have three separate issues. one is boko harold. i read a lot on the internet but i do not see too much on the news. they are also islamic extremists. how are you going to help those poor people in africa that are being murdered by those people? number two -- the social security numbers and green cars that the president is giving out . someone from ohio said that these people will be eligible to vote now. they're trying to get the social security numbers issued, a record of those numbers issued to these people that they can clean up their voter rolls. they cannot get these numbers. how do you feel about that? i'm so against climate change. i want to scream. host: guest: thank you for this questions. i will try to address them. in terms of boko haram, they are an evil group. they do heinous things. they are murdering people. my view is that if an organization does not have a threat to be u.s. homeland, i would be against sending u.s. ground forces to deal

and later it's a tour of hampton university in virginia.w at tonight's primetime programming here on c-span2. all this week it is booktv. tonight's game, the war on terror. tonight on c-span at the first of three days of tech related program. we will begin with conversations on annual tech crunch disrupt conference in san francisco. here is a brief portion. >> so here's the idea. the idea is you push a button, car comes to pick up just like normal, and while you're on your way to your destination somebody else is going along the same route at the same time and with less, let's call it two minutes or less aviation from your round, you will pick someone else up along the way. >> and they get in my car with a? >> they did in the same card you, that's correct. and what happens then is i've been -- >> it sounds a lot like a bust so far. >> understood. the difference is a bus goes record is like half a mile away from you and you wait 15 minutes and sometimes it's on time and sometimes it's not. this one comes just like you push the button and it

mortar, one of many that were brought down by rail that were battering petersburg, virginia, at the time of the hampton roads conference. as you know, not far south of richmond. these are the ruins of petersburg, achieved, if you will, by the effect of those mortars and that shelling on men, women and children who live there. women -- after four horrific years of that sort of thing, the war had almost broken lincoln as well as the south. apart from saving lives and property, lincoln wanted to end it by agreement rather conquest. to spare the south humiliation of defeat and reconcile the people as quickly and effectively as possible. in december of 1864, he had little or no hope that the confederate government would negotiate its own demise and made an annual address to congress that basically reached out to the southern people. and implored them to end the war simply by refusing to keep fighting it. on only three conditions. first, that there would be no truth short of a final end to the war. second, that the union would be restored. and third, that there would be no backwards steps on slavery on the p

. >>> anr neighbors to the south in virginia digging out tonht this latest winter blast dumped abo 5 to 8 inches in the richnd fol down in hampton roads s anye 3 to 9 inches. virgin s police are respontds of calls toda >>> t natialua was call i help stranded drivs birmingham, alabama. traffis backed up for miles on interstate 65 down there. parts nthn alabama a buried nearly a foot of sno theoa covered in slush and i now. that maybes for really treaeavther whe tar used to that. >> no they are not. but i heard doug in the last hour use the number 60 as in degree >u that. >> i love that. >> that's a good numbe >> that's better than flowers. >> it' a good ring, but if you're t g the 60 with it, yo kw it's coming with someinelse, which is rain may ums. we'alt that. >> that >> on it's not snow. >> a chance for that too. let s you what's happening towds reston where the road are j fine. you see the dulles toll road there moving a-okay currently. look at the season's snowfall totarur area, always the winner, dulles airport coming 24.8 inches, national at 13.4 and bwi coming in at 20.ro the month of feby. lmc the way, last marmu did we

- abraham lincoln and the hampton roads peace conference. " this includes many photographs that have been recently colorized, the museum of the confederacy in richmond virginia hosted this 90 minute event. >> i really appreciate this honor, to be invited to speak here at this facility, particularly as a connecticut yankee. i apologize for bringing connecticut yankee weather with me. me, but we have to make due with what we have. i think that most of you will have seen the steven spielberg movie, "lincoln," and if you do, if you have, perhaps you

virginia state and i got my doctorate from harvard. i have had the very wonderful good fortune of being able to get the best of both worlds and i will tell you hampton university measures up to any institution and as we get more into the conversation will give you some examples. >> host: let. >> host: let me had to take a call from peter in reno nevada. good morning, go ahead. >> caller: gentlemen good morning. i am and studies at fordham and i wanted to complement the athletic concert on their high standards as far as academics are concerned. i am in an arena right now were actually designing a solar park but i wanted to make a few comments here. if here. i visited over 300 universities and colleges in north america and caribbean. my mother prior to their pastor -- passing visited hampton with me a few summers ago. two things i would like you to comment on. one the increase that i think is necessary in the program because of high tuition mainly in a private university. fordham is $63,000 a year and marvin mcnickle who was head of the illogical school at colgate did graduate work at florida state and taught at the university of mexico briefly in 199

hampton roads seeing its fair share of snow as well. likely breaking daily records, because it doesn't know at virginia beach very often.r tomorrow we move away and more storms move in for the weekend, more snow for chicago, most likely heavier snow south of chicago, but for the skiers they'll take it feet of snow in the colorado rockies that have been fairly dry all the snow has been in the east. not in the west. so some natural snow for the skiers new york city you still don't get above freezing for the next five days. you will try. but still coming down. and more snow totals coming in at 7:00 that's the time they always come in. we'll update those on twitter. >> we'll keep watching. >>> joining us on the phone is bill bell the mayor of durham north carolina. mayor bell good morning to you. four to six inches we're getting reports of overnight in durham how did your city hold up? >> i think we held up well considering. we had about 30 trucks out last night, spreading brine, the weather broke and allowed us to do that we've got state trucks. durham is a city with a lot of trees, pine trees in particular so what we're f

hampton area al. >> you can see, we have winter form watches and advisories. over 13 million people under this right now. we got this morning winter weather advisories for washington, d.c. norfolk, virginianother one-to-three inches as we move into the afternoon hours, it spreads up to the north. boston you may see another inch or two out of this. then it pulls away. we will be looking at bittering cold air. snowfall amounts one-to-three inches guys. we could see three-to-six inches in and around the washington, d.c. area. schools closed. businesses closed. government on a late start. >> thank you so much. >>> meanwhile, the battle over immigration heating up again, natalie has that. >> the president is urging millions of undocumented immigrants to keep planning for an eventual release saying he is confident his orders will be upheld by the court. the president discussed the issue on wednesday during a town hall seen on msnbc. he is pledgeing to do everything and chaling voters to hold people accountable for killing reform efforts. >> in the only moves which you are the president of the people fought just congress you have to be thinking not just in term of short-term politics we have to