they get very comfortable with the fire pit. >> reporter: harman restored vintage cars for a living, today continues his recovery with physical therapy. >> i need my hands every day. so my work has come to a screeching halt. when you're burnt bad enough, your life changes. >> reporter: erika gonzalez, news4. >> now depending on where you live, there are laws for recreational burning. you can find those laws in your area on our nbc washington app. just search "fire." >> and you safely want to start a fire tonight because it is quite cold. >> it's chilly. temperures drop really quickly with these clear skies across the area. some locations went down into the teens. but ahead of our storm system, we're actually seeing temperatures on the rise. last hour, d.c. was 30 degrees. right now up to 31. we came up a whole degree. winds out of the southeast at 5 miles an hour. and that southeasterly wind will help. tomorrow those winds will shift out of the south a little bit. eventually out of the southwest. and that will help temperatures to get back into the low 40s for the most part. 21 in ga

dinesh is the ceo of harman, and he joins us from ces in las vegas. good morning to you. it's good to have you. >> good morning. good to be on your show. >> when we think of harman, a lot of people think automatically of cars, but it sounds like you're going to try to make sports, fitness, and wearables the next big thing. >> we are looking for a seamless connected lifestyle, whether it's sports or musician or working office. whether you are in the car or going around. that's what we are all doing. it's actually part of -- it's totally connected. we don't want any streaming wires. it's a wireless smart headphone. the partner of under armour, we couldn't have asked for a better company. fast growing and extremely innovative, and driven to excellence. we are bringing the heart rate monday stores and the headphones. also, a lot happening. you saw the announcement of cyber security company. security is becoming extremely important, whether in home or in the car. particularly connected car you cannot have an autonomous connected car or whether you have a cyber security. people

and in the meantime, elaine harman's ashes are sitting in a closet. that's not the way that we treat our heroes. that is not the way we treat our pioneers who paved the way for military aviators like me to be able to serve in the way we did it. needs to be changed tonight. so we've got a number of individuals here on both sides of the aisle that are going to be sharing this time with me tonight and i first want to yield some time to my good friend and colleague from california who is the lead democrat co-sponsor of this bill, susan davis. mrs. davis: thank you so much. i'm so glad that my colleague from arizona is here to speak to this. she's very uniquely qualified to do that. as one of the first women pilots, or the first, to actually fly in combat. and so as i remember, the women who joined us, who were part of the wasps a few years ago here in the capitol, they were here to receive gold medals for their heroic acts during the war and for really coming forward and being part of that volunteer band of women who had had some experience in flying, but

paul harman has been lighting bonfires in his back yard for more than 20 years. >> that's where we all congregate and it also helped with yard cleanup. >> reporter: but one night this fall, he says he made a life-threatening mistake. >> never had an incident until recently. i remember everything that happened. from the blast, my ears ringing and knowing that i was fully engulfed in fire. >> reporter: harman thought he grabbed motor oil to help ignite the fire. >> instead, it was pure gasoline in the can. instead of stopping at that moment, i gave it one more shot. and that's the moment you wish you had back. and when that can exploded, it literally rocked the neighborhood. >> reporter: harman suffered third-degree burns all over his body and required multiple surgeries at medstar washington hospital's burn center. >> his care was particularly difficult because we see dozens of these every year. >> reporter: the u.s. consumer product safety commission estimates 3,900 emergency room visits associated with just fire pits in 2014, falling into the fire is a common danger for children and a

white house will bring candidate donald trump to the palmetto state tomorrow trump will appear at harman tree farm on augusta road in gilbert. doors open at 5 -- the event will start at 7. news 10's will whitson will be there and will provide coverage right here on wis. voters must register by tomorrow to vote in the south carolina democratic primary on februrary 27. the republican primary will be held saturday, february 20th. stay with us we'll be right back. break 1 month beginthere's a way to improve your physical and spiritual life at the same time with the next session of the run for god program getting ready to start. run for god program riverland hills baptist church irmo, sc 5k running and walking program, 10k running program, half marathon program february 14 through may 14 for more information: or contact jeanna moffett at jeannamoffett@aol.com mt. hebron united methodist church west columbia, sc 5k running and walking program, program february 15 through may 14 for more information: or contact jenni smith at jennishull.smith@gmail.c om follow me for wis tv updates twitter: @da

. >> karen: meanwhile, harman jenkins spent much of his day at the construction site at reynolds village says he's also dressed for success. >> i have on a t-shirt, i have jacket. gloves, everything i need. >> karen: we also found car washers busier than we expected. >> it's pretty painful but you get done with the car quickly >> karen: the outdoor workers say they know what they'll enjoy ends. >> probably a cup of coffee. >> a hot bath, hot meal and a bed. >> karen: that all sounds good about now. well those car washers that we talked to say they're gearing up for even busier days ahead with that light snow in the forecast. live in north asheville, i'm karen wynne, news 13. >> darcel: karen is bundled up. stay with us as we track the winter weather moving in. you can download the weather app. just search wlos in your app store. >> tammy: now to a developing story. the assistant principal at north buncombe high school has been put on paid leave pending an investigation. the district says they're looking in to an alleged incident involving a student following a basketball game at the scho

annette: sarah harman reporting from berlin. thank you. staying in europe, growing concerns over moves by poland's right-wing government to expand control of the judiciary. -- the polish prime minister is set to explain the new laws in front of the european parliament later this tuesday. mary colombo has more. aid, calling for broadcasting the european anthem , attracting attention. --was fired for possessing law -- for protesting a that puts broadcasters under government control. of what weery proud have done since the fall of the berlin wall. these are important for europeans. people in poland are under threat. mary: publicly owned tv stations are being targeted. a few dozen journalists have already been pushed out, and polish people are struggling to understand the changes. >> all these reports that i really like, i see them leaving the tv stations. something is changing here. there were changes when the new government came in, but i have never seen anything like this. mary: a member of the ruling law and justice party is the new head o

the officers involved, andrea harman and kevin mantz coming from the university of cincinnati -- andrea harmon and kevin maenz. at this time, they remain on a seven-day admin assertive leave this type of investigation. reporting live from district lisa: police identified the man killed as robert penbrink. the two officers involved in s shooting have been on the force since 2014. we are staying on top of the you this morning. when we have -- lisa: when we can tell you, a live update from are keeping up. is causing the biggest problems. you can see limited visibility rolling to the east. cold air is on the doorstep. the temperatures will crash. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we g ive you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. s leading the way. lisa: welcome back. new video into the newsroom of the pile up on i-74 in dearborn county, indiana. take a look. this video is from rob morse, who posted

i shot james harman only a great scorer and his passing comes sometimes with a little to be desired. how about this thing hard to follow the puck goes off the boards bounces over the net again off the goaltender in the net a little more easily score near the goal keeper actually the goaltender schoolers we can have the one hand this week's edition of sports spotlight and gray highlights the winner goes by we'll see some rain tomorrow but not too late though right at the earliest it'll be in the afternoon i doubt that for most areas it's really going to tend to be more like evening and in the overnight hopefully gone by saturday for most of us getting up early enough that s thirteen is now at eleven day break starts at four thirty tomorrow morning. jimmy at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. fewer than 6% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. learn more at cancercenter.com slash eastern. cancer treatment centers of america. care that never quits.

harman not only created a self-driving car or it's l-i-v. it also partnered with microsoft office.. to incorporate it's suite of outlook, word, excell and powerpoint.. into it's vehicle... so when you're sitting in your car... you can answer emails, type up projects.. and get all your work done. now.. these are just some of the things we're expecting to see during c-e-s. no word on when the prototypes will actually be street brian loftus > now let's send things over to sherry swensk kirsten joyce sherry what's the forecast look like today?/// sherry swensk < clouds are low but flights are taking off from mccarran from our caesars entertainment camera. ...................... high humidity and it's very damp with leftover sprinkles in some areas... even some light showers in eastern clark county. .................. more rain later today and snow possible with a winter weather advisory. ............ lower snow levels and cold with ......... more rain tonight and thursday > < kirsten, brian... back to you./// > ((kirsten joyce)) > our 8 news now super recycling event is coming up... a c

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we are talking about some very dedicated workers, craig live on las vegas boulevard near harman. we saw some of those workers behind you removing the barrierbehind you removing the barriers at a rapid pace. they are trying to get the strip back in order before the sun goes up. >> reporter: waste nothing times and most of the barriers on the roughly -- wasting no time most of the barriers. most of the barriers have been removed and traffic moving again on the las vegas strip. overnight they had street sweepers that scrubbed the street, and trash trucks that came up and picked up the garbage cans and hauled those away. roughly 30,000 pounds of trash picked up from the las vegas trip after last night's new year's eve party. you can see there is still some things to pick up here at harm a, n. just one small example, really it is all back together. one example of a spot where they going to call i am craig sigler reporting live. back to you in the studio. >> michelle: they had a job to do and they do it well and do it efficiently. >> jeff: and they will get to that trash near craig ver

negroponte, brent scowcroft, and the late sandy berger and the president of the wilson center, jane harman and then many others. this year is the institute's pleasure to partner with the institute of politics and public service at the mccourt school of public policy to present a moderated conversation with mr. ben rhodes. the assistant to the president national security adviser for strategic communications and speech writing. his topic this afternoon's national security communication and politics in a complex world. mr. rose oversees all the president obama's national security communication speechwriting and global engagement. in a sense, he just completed his eighth state of the union address and is also risk on symbol for many of the president more memorable speeches. previously he served as deputy to white house each riding in a seniors the charter for the obama campaign. prior to joining obama for america, he worked several years as special assistant to lee hamilton, a previous lecturer presenter where he helped draft the iraq study group report and recommendations of the 9/11 commissi

it's kind of you also did a great that you would reflect on harriet harman's claim, you look at when all that information held by ministers will be released to able to do a proper job. yuma county agreed that you investigate making these individuals and churches often detect refugees, and also look at tightening up that they'll roles to ensure that passports seized quickly from those. and you a great you look at claims from independent monitoring bodies that uk strikes of course, this is a point and gives me between 70-80 civilian deaths in syria. we are grateful to you for agreeing at the meeting to follow up all those point. thank you very much. >> a number of letters -- >> and we are hoping quite soon. >> i think, i am prepared to think about things in calendar years at i think this calendar year, as i said, i am here now, the beginning of the year. i think between easter and some another been spent in one in the autumn that i think calendar year, that's what i'm planning, but if you want to ask and i'm always happy to have -- >> thank you very much for coming in this afternoon. w