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we have the interim chandler uscf sam hartford (clapping) that's an important relationship that's an important partnership for over a hundred years we do a lot of training for uscf and they are the wonderful faculty who do the research and care at san francisco general. then barbara sclur who is on the r s commission and wait till you see the new hospital (clapping) last but not least in the best valentine's day hat you ever saw achieve of protocol charlotte (clapping.) i have to add reverend cecil thank you for being here and helping with the homes we may serve them you it's because of you >> hello, i'm pam bearer. today, i'm speaking first hand many of you here today in this majestically tent have heard my story i attend many baseball games. sitting right there on the field with our four children but one day over 10 years ago our son ran through a glass door and was taken by paramedics to san francisco general hospital. our sons life was saved at the general. there are others here today who have been saved at the general. falling down a flight of stairs and falling open a marble do

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it's falling from hartford, new haven, soon to boston and providence. plenty cold for albany. the new york through way will be slippery and covered in snow. how much snow are we talking? a lot of the ohio valley has already fallen, but the areas in new england, this is all going to happen from now until about midnight tonight especially from albany to boston. the heaviest snows, cat skills, boston. snowfall totals a plowable snow from providence to hartford north wards. a lot of sleet and ice. a lot of people in new jersey and pennsylvania, we'll start worrying about power outages throughout the day. there are thousands of people from arkansas and kentucky without power. >> thank you, bill. >> turning to the investigation into the death of actor phillip seymour hoffman. overnight, four people were arrested in a heroin bust. investigators now looking into whether those suspects could have provided drugs to the late actor. cops confirm heroin was found inside the lower east side apartment where they were taken into custody. >> also new this morning, an emerging time line leading

host: the hartford consensus at the traumaping institute at the hartford hospital.what happened that day after the newtown shooting? guest: the community was devastated. there were no survivors from that. i think about 19 people were killed. most of them were children. it was quite devastating. he was very moved. being a professional and a professor, teaching this to other doctors and nurses, he decided i have to do something. we had to get people together that are the experts and ask these questions. improve mortality from these terrible events question mark the conclusion was there were things we need to do differently. we have to look at our tactics differently. how officers responded those issues, how soon emergency medical assistance can be brought in. right now, the emf people stand outside until it is safe to go in. during that time, there are people dying. their people bleeding and need airways. we're working on tactics to bring our providers and sooner to be able to stop bleeding and with that information, we get a lot from the tactical combat care committe

during the past week, i visited hartford finishing in hartford to announce 94 new jobs. embedtek in hartland committed to creating up to 72 more jobs on friday.

he spent two weeks at the hospital before being transferred to hartford. 8 years later, he organized a toy room as a way to a say thanks to the institution that saved his life. the annual hollywood toy ride each member brings a toy for the families who wouldn't be able to for the record gifts. in 2013 tom and the haefrl davis club gave toys that have impacted families each holiday season. it's my honor to call tom perkins to the stage. tom (clapping) >> complaining one and all. i'd be a lot less nervous if you were dressed in black leathern with a thousand hearts laura. so i'm sure you're all wondering how a haefrl davidson dealer and rider gets to obtain on this stage to a accept an award. i'm a proud alumni with a small story. back in 1975 picture me on the motor vehicle at night heading for home then image a truck headed my way that doesn't stop at the red light i'm sure you can imagine the rest of the story i'm loaded into a ambulance for a bumpy ride to general with a team of decreases and nurses worked throughout the night and into the down u dawn enabling me to live and eventu

closures at hartford church road on southbound route 17 for the next three to four hours. things are moving along nicely on 66 and the dulles toll road. no problems on the beltway on the virginia or maryland side. moving right along in the other loop at montgomery county. no vehicle restrictions on the bay bridge. ins is a live shot silver spring. are traffic tracker is moving at a good clip. now back over to you. >> growing tensions this morning. >> more on the situation in ukraine. militants around one of the biggest airports. 5:12. 13 >> this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> we are back. police investigating a homicide. a woman was shot and killed on j street northeast. her name has not been released. a teenage boy was also killed in the district in southeast. so far no arrests have been made. 45 people are displaced after a fire in springfield. it caught fire surely after 10:30 last night. 13 people were treated for smoke in relation. it is still unclear what caused that fire. >> new developments from ukraine. russia's military is blocking an airport. pat

during the past week, i visited hartford finishing in hartford to announce 94 new jobs. embedtek in hartland committed to creating up to 72 more jobs on friday. a & b process systems in stratford hired 50 more people over the past year and greenheck in schofield added 209 jobs since 2011. these are just the employers i visited in the past few days. throughout the past year, we helped amazon.com expand and create up to 1,250 jobs here in wisconsin. emco chemical distributors moved up from illinois with about 187 jobs. hanna cylinders announced the same thing and brought 105 jobs to our state. all three of these companies moved into kenosha county. [ applause ] these are just a small sample of the many good news stories showing wisconsin is going back to work. [ applause ] this is a stark contrast to the negative job outlook of the past. during my predecessor's last term, wisconsin lost more than 133,000 jobs and lost more than 27,000 businesses. in 2009, the unemployment rate peaked at 9.2%. during that same year, wisconsin's ranking in chief executive magazine's best and

producers have taken over this office building in hartford county, maryland and converted it. a restaurant across the street busy when filming is underway. >> every year you come back and ask for more. >> reporter: but at hearings last week posted online, skeptical legislators are bal being at the idea of tax credits. which for house of cards has added up to $26 million over two years. and then there is the anger that the letter to the governor from producers, looking for assurance the tax credits would continue before the company can commit to season three in maryland, or they will quote, breakdown our stage sets and offices and set up in another state. >> it is not a waste of money. the amount of money that is given back to them is spent tenfold in the state of maryland. >> reporter: for now production on house of cards is delayed while a bill makes its way to the legislature and businesses like national lumber fear they will be the biggest losers if house of cards fold. wusa9. >>> the other big production doing business in maryland now is the hbo series evp starring julia l

from hartford, professor from the university of connecticut and here in washington, justin hagin, executivector of national puerto rico chamber of commerce. the three main political matters puerto rico are best known for their view of future status of the island. but if we were spending more time on the island and reading the local papers and listening to the political debates would there be much difference in their view of the economic future? do they have a different philosophy of running the island's government and running the island's public services so voters might choose not only between statehood and commonwealth but between a strong public sector, a weaker public sector. higher employment policies, lower borrowing policies. the nuts and bolts of running a place? is there a difference when it comes to the parties, when it comes to those questions. >> you point to something that is a tragedy. puerto rico is the only place in the world where people do not align themselves politically based on their certainly economic ideology. therefore you have in each of the political parties you hav

places like new york city, hartford, connecticut, up towards boston and maine. this is the important factor for today. i don't want you to be fooled by some of the temperatures above the freezing mark. there is still snow on the ground and still icy spots despite that. 32 in gatersburg. 33 at dulles and 38 at reagan national. we'll have sunshine to start our day. it is good news. a little bit of snow melting. a possible increase this afternoon and a chance of snow overnight tonight and into the morning hours on this saturday, but then we'll have a calm and cool end of our weekend. i'll have more details in another couple of minutes. right now let's head on over to traffic with amanda. >> thank you very much. so far so good on the major interstates. however we saw dicy and icy conditions on the offramps, bridges and overpasses. of course we did dip below freezing last night. anything you saw that was water yesterday is going to be ice this morning. we have got very slick spot on the secondaries. a lot of those didn't get cleared and we just have a couple of spin-

as far as the snow from yesterday, 10 inches from hartford to boston. indianapolis about 7 inches. right now bf about 64% of the lr 48 covered in snow. it's not going anywhere fast. a very cold morning. 4 degrees for a windchill in dallas. we already mentioned how cold it is. billings, montana, minus 42 windchill. this is a light, fluffy snow that will be on the roads, even treated roads really won't be melting with temperatures this cold. so, a frigid winter day across the middle of the country. i feel for those people without power. the middle of winter, you don't have power, it's this cold. you can't be in your house, you worry about your pipes freezing. >> hopefully have some kind of generator or wood to burn. >> if not, they're in a hotel room or friend's house. >> an update on the judge's ruling over the apparent coddled affluenza teen. >>> and one of the best selling drinks in the world is spending over $1 billion to put the power of coke in your hands. [ fishing rod casting line, marching band playing ] [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you

here is the storm system now, still bringing snow across hartford, boston a little bit of mix at times38 degrees is our temperature now. the wind chill is 31. so we're above freezing, but i promise you on my way in, the roads are icy and still covered in many, many areas. if you can stay home today, good. the interstates were fine. i had no trouble there. 33 in gaithersburg. 36 in culpeper and 34 in lexington park. we will see some sunshine today. it will be nice to see that. we should wake up to it. but the clouds are set to increase again this afternoon that is ahead of a little clipper system that is going to be headed this way and that means more snow. the futurecast perhaps a little bit of rain mixing in. late tonight into the early morning hours, we could pick up maybe another 1-2 inches on top of what we already have. that is a walk in the park comparatively speaking. we have the rest of the weekend to look forward to as being very calm. today, sunshine this morning. clouds increase in the afternoon. for tonight, we do expect snow to develop. after the midnight hour, though, tem

the bull's-eye around hartford to huge travel impact. of people driven in the new york city area the last couple of storms but you haven't driven in what you're about to. it's going to snow a lot harder. the airports probably closed in new york and philadelphia as we go throughout the morning. >>> coming up on the top of the hour on "morning joe" the debt ceiling may be over but the republican compromise may have ignited another firestorm and why ted cruz is calling out the minority. >>> come back as we hover over the water cooler. great stuff coming up. [announcer] word is getting out. purina dog chow light & healthy is a deliciously tender and crunchy kibble blend. with 20% fewer calories than purina dog chow. isn't it time you discovered the lighter side of dog chow. purina dog chow light & healthy. like a ramen noodle- every-night budget. she thought allstate car insurance was out of her reach. until she heard about the value plan. see how much you could save with allstate. are you in good hands? . >>> earlier in the show, we talked

as far as other totals, scranton around 5:00, hartford around 4, little less around the boston area.prepared, another storm coming in wednesday and a possible nor'easter type storm sunday and monday. >> just when we have this decent weekend where it melted away. >> yeah, we're done with winter. >> thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," we're going to take a look at the life and career of phillip seymour hoffm hoffman. and we're going to huddle around the water cooler to watch jerry seinfeld's highly secretive project. a long-awaited reunion. did you see this? mine was earned in korea in 1953. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. ♪ nothing says, "you're my #1 copilot," like a

look at how cold it is around hartford. be prepared for a little bit of ice. the big february thaw is on the way. it is going to send warm air through the great lakes into the northeast. unfortunately, on thursday, not today, on thursday, severe weather for the first time in a long time. this could be a significant severe weather outbreak with a few tornadoes and widespread wind damage. we have snow on the ground in indianapolis all through detroit. we could see severe thunderstorms with snow on the ground. that's weird. >> absolutely. you can see tornadoes on the map already. >> it happen s in late february in the deep south. >>> coming up, why your daily coffee fix may get costlier. the length some people will go just for a cold one. the dos and don'ts of google glass. how not to be creepy or weird while wearing the high-tech glasses. [ julie ] growing up my mom let me use her home as an ice rink. she'd just grab the bounty select-a-size. one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full size sheet of the leading ordinary brand. use less, w

host: the hartford consensus at the traumaping institute at the hartford hospital.happened that day after the newtown shooting? guest: the community was devastated. there were no survivors from that. i think about 19 people were killed. most of them were children. it was quite devastating. he was very moved. being a professional and a professor, teaching this to other doctors and nurses, he decided i have to do something. we had to get people together that are the experts and ask these questions. improve mortality from these terrible events question mark the conclusion was there were things we need to do differently. we have to look at our tactics differently. how officers responded those issues, how soon emergency medical assistance can be brought in. right now, the emf people stand outside until it is safe to go in. during that time, there are people dying. their people bleeding and need airways. we're working on tactics to bring our providers and sooner to be able to stop bleeding and with that information, we get a lot from the tactical combat care committee. do

hartford northward. the dumps in southern connecticut, five inches of snow near new haven.rst of very heavy snow. you'll mix in with sleet later. right in the thick of the heavy burst of snow now changing over to sleet probably in a couple of hours. let's go to mike seidel. mike, i've heard some reports of thunder mixed in in southern new england. >> reporter: there has been. we're out here in the low area. we wanted to get deep enough in the cold air aloft. we are looking for 8 to 12 inches out here. a little bit of snow on the ground from previous storms. it's been relatively comfy since late last week. we had temperatures in the 40s. on ground hog day on sunday, it was 55 degrees. logan, 40% of the flights have been canceled. about 40% of all departures have been scrubbed today. look at the radar, it's coming in like a wall of snow. over in nearby worcester their visibility went from no snow at all to heavy snow and a quarter mile. the snowfall rate will be one if not two inches an hour. it will ease off over lunchtime and then the sun will come back out tomorrow. bill,

to pick any kind of gift items held on the website apparently using this method is to begin the hartford actors the catch. the new chinese leadership has implemented a series of measures to put a halt to corruption government officials were ten percent the economy has been going although industry that were once thriving because of corrupt officials are now struggling. it doesn't mean that the corruption and eight they just need the money has moved. did you keep lingering at the title bars in china not something that can come to a thumbs up. don't go with the object request of the day when beijing and the giving of expensive holiday gift the tent. and now time for question today with engineers to do with their take on issues affecting their lives today we have people mistreat of their top and getting it all began. but the people how to say about the current situation. only ten am and i can keep the authentic and to get from the very rich. only at the price that the factor that i have to contest the claim. i would never do it might be in french it should not be judged on a price tag. i get

. >> it was zero block of hartford street that was a particular irritant, some of my constituents said it was half resurfaced, half in terrible shaped. >> okay. if we go on, in addition to the paving scoring [speaker not understood], dpw other factors to assess whether a block will be paved. so, the selection dreier i don't know includes identifying conflicts and coordinating opportunities with other utility agencies and city agencies through the use of [speaker not understood] the paving score index like i mentioned, sectional cross of the roadway, dpw takes into account transit and bicycle routes and paving continuous blocks as well as the equitable distribution across the city that i just mentioned. and in one coordinated excavation project has been completed, dpw can complete the final paving of a block to various measures such as floor to ceiling, micro surfacing and standard repaving of the block. in fiscal year 2013 -- 2012 through 2013, the goal was to complete the resurfacing of 800 blocks and dpw exceeded this goal by completing 85 4 blocks. in addition to that, the departmen

eastern with tim hartford. his book is the undercover economist strikes back, how to run or will in an economy. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> fred siegel argues the roots of modern liberalism can be found in the writings of post-world war 1 figures like sinclair lewis -- sinclair lewis, sinclair lewis and h.l. mencken, he argues they despise the business class and mainstream american values and culture. this is about an hour. >> thank you. if you don't mind i am going to sit rather than go to the

. >> it was zero block of hartford street that was a particular irritant, some of my constituents said it was half resurfaced, half in terrible shaped. >> okay. if we go on, in addition to the paving scoring [speaker not understood], dpw other factors to assess whether a block will be paved. so, the selection dreier i don't know in

journalist named pedro rivera using a drone he was flying one over the scene of a fatal car crash and hartford police questioned rivera and didn't arrest him for anything but they did contact the t.v. station he works for telling them he interfered with their investigation somehow as a result rivera was suspended from his job for a week without pay and then suddenly a few days later after the cops encountered a journalist flying a drone. there is magically legislation proposed to impose horrible sentences on people who fly drones lawmakers there proposed legislation that would impose a twenty year sentence on people who commit crimes with drones equipped with deadly weapons and those who commit lesser crimes with drones could serve up to ten years . rivera filed a lawsuit in response claiming the police violated his first amendment right to police beach as well as his fourth amendment protection against a reasonable teacher he also made the point that he was on public land shooting a scene in public view and the founder of an organization called professional society of grown journalists made t

joining us exclusively is jay fishman and jim finchem joining us from hartford. >> thank you. >> good morning, carl, nice to be with you this morning. >> jay, this is a big deal. ten years. why that kind of commitment? why now? >> well, i'm always fond of saying that this event works for us because we're a hometown company, hartford based, 7,000 people here supporting a home tounle town event, it's really old school pga tour and it's important to the community. it's important to our employees. it just -- there's no constituency here that doesn't thrive from it and so signing up for it, it's been great for everyone, great for us. so, let's keep going. >> tim, the kind of revenue you've been able to generate under your stewardship, what does this mean? tim, you got me? i think they might have lost my audio which is too bad. the honda classic, of course, is kicking off in just a few days here. actually in progress. and tiger woods, of course, locking for a wlock ing looking for a win, a lot of attention on golf the bill in arizona where, of course, the super bowl ma

jerome copeland was 22 years old when he was killed on the streets of hartford. he was the 16th homicide victim in hartford when he was killed in the late summer of 2013. a woman who knew him said that he was a young father. he was struggling. he was trying to make ends meet. he leaves behind a son, a brother, two sisters and a loving girlfriend who described him as an energetic man who loved music. when i was at central high school in bridgeport a few weeks ago, i was sitting down with a group of kids who wanted to see what they could do to end the violence on the streets of their city to feel a little bit safer when they walked to school in the morning, and i asked them all how many of you know someone, a close relative or friend who has been killed by guns? and they looked at me strangely, in part because every single one of them raised their hands. at central high school, you just accept that at some point before you reach the age of 18, you're going to know somebody, a close friend or relative who has been killed by guns in that city. at a similar meeting of

jeremy is on the independent line from hartford, connecticut. wish theykind of would stop repealing repealing laws. it is not guns that kill people, people kill people. host: are you a gun owner? can't own a gun because of the laws they passed. get one domestic violence and you can't have a gun. that is the way this country is built. for every freedom you have, they take it away. they say it is for national security reasons or whatever. we are supposed to be a free nation. this is usa today. she david is in oregon on our republican line. caller: this is strange. personaring about this being gunned down before i come on the air. i am a republican and i think we ought to go after iran. i supported the efforts of president bush. i am unemployed and my unemployment just ran out. i am getting health care for the first time in my life. it is really hard when i hear some of these other republicans and wonder are they speaking for me? when the president decided to go republicansthe supported putin. i don't know who they are anymore. i don't support eith

and now new hartford after being introduced to make things more convenient for consumers to adopt this was a security threats. well did i get to that later. they found the during the night yet appear what we see i'm reservoir when you're watching rt america. we started off today and sell it to you with the twenty fourteen winter let the olympics have just wrapped up and eat well. but take a look now at the latest medal count. the us leaves with twenty three total medals russia and the netherlands are just one medal behind followed by norway canada and germany when a big event today with team usa taking on czech republic. e and hockey. this was never close though as team usa pulled away early and won five seats you. team usa will now face canada and the semifinals on friday meanwhile a major disappointment for russia the men's hockey team was eliminated in the quarterfinals. earlier i spoke with our teens martin andrews. who is in sochi about the loss for the home team. the absolutely awe by maxis family here in front of the glorious and the top of the flame. i might could use the camer

the "hartford courant" reports he's hired a defense lawyer to help him with a new grand jury investigation goings on. the new investigation has to do with whether or not he was involved with unreported campaign spending from a fellow republican running for congress in 2012. the courat notes that while mr. roland was quietly on the payroll of that candidate's husband, mr. roland had been critical of that candidate's opponent was it in effect, a secret political consulting gig that they tried to disguise as something else? it should also be noted that john roland is still getting his yearly pension from the state of connecticut with annual cost of living adjustments. even after prison. maybe that state pension that he's still getting from his time as governor before he went to prison for what he did as governor, maybe that pension will help with the fees from his top white collar criminal defense attorney. it's important to consider that mr. roland has not been charged with anything this time around. but he could send a nice letter for advice of what to do when you've been found guilty on co

eastern with tim hartford. his book is the undercover economist strikes back, how to run or will in an economy. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> fred siegel argues the roots of modern liberalism can be found in the writings of post-world war 1 figures like sinclair lewis -- sinclair lewis, sinclair lewis and h.l. mencken, he argues they despise the business class and mainstream american values and culture. this is about an hour. >> thank you. if you don't mind i am going to sit rather than go to the podium. i had a few problems and would rather not test myself. thank you for coming tonight. in thinking about the problem of liberalism, i have to start with the simple problem most people, including most people who think they studied the subject have a very weak idea of the history of liberalism whether it is on the left or the right, there is an idea is that you started with progressivism, moved on -- started with progressivism, proceeded to the new deal and went on to the great society and it was

on the i95 corridor, that's going to be hit in the morning, so traveling there, anywhere from hartford, connecticut to washington d.c., it's going to be a problem. the temperatures in the morning will start and go up to 26 as we go through the day. i want you to look at that forecast. you see the band of pink pushing through, and that could be freezing rain or sleet or ice pellets, and it's along those major metro cities. as we go to tomorrow night, things improve, and it's going to be a lot of precipitation on the ground. and go back to below freezing, so the snow and the ice isn't going anywhere soon. >> if the snow keeps up, some cities could be running out of salt that's used on the roadways. many have already gone through many of their stack piles, and some are using sand. the demand is so high that salt prices are skyrocketing. it could paralyze the city, similar to what happened to atlanta last week. >>> from snow to cold and winter weather, to the historic drought, and it continues to hit california. cities and towns across that state are resorting to drastic situations, but th

everyone new york and hartford did cross over to freezing rain, even rain at some point, but this was all snow. and they declared a state of emergency in upstate new york. but they can handle that. okay, live look outside. it's our live michael and son weather cam. temperatures still holding steady at 39. dew points above freezing. that's good. getting home will not be a problem. winds out of the west at 6. e ae on tonight as they pick up. there goes our storm. we're looking at some snow in northern new england, but the major cities are done with the storm. they are all done. it will still snow in maine for a while. we have breaks in the clouds and dryer air moving in expugn fortunately, it's going to be a problem for places like frederic and hagerstown and cumberland that have all the ice. you folks got the ice almost exactly the same folks who had all the snow. at least the winners of the snow this week. 38 college park. good news, temperatures are above freezing. 35 in fairfax. rockville 36. 37 in oldtown. so you'll be able to get home before the stuff starts refreezing. we're goin

. >> i think we should treat the mayor of hartford and the president of the united states with respect but we should also hold them accountable. and make them a little uncomfortable. bill would not have been doing his jobs if he didn't ask tough questions. now i will say one of the problems i had with both the interviews, broadcast live and on tape. you want to be careful you're not rude. one thing, you want to show respect for the office. but also it can turn the person against you. the american public don't want to see anybody being disrespected. you get your questions in, you don't let him or her filibuster, and i thought bill stayed very much on that side of the line. >> how about this, the majesty of the office? >> there is no such thing, there is no majesty. nobody is above reproach, and the president took it very well, said when you're president of the united states you have to expect criticism. and there was a great give and take between the two men on small government versus big government. i recommend people go look, it was a really, intelligent smart argument that i thought

you were just looking at live pictures of hartford, connecticut there.snow coming down. we also have pictures, i believe, from cincinnati, ohio, right now. a look at the roads there. a slow morning commute as there is still some snow falling. not a lot of cars on the road. and you know what? it's a good idea not to go out on these roads because it's dangerous in so many places. this is what it looks like in new york city. this is columbus circle right now. now, you will notice you don't see it snowing. that's actually the bad news. it's because the rain -- it's turned to rain. the snow turned to sleet and now to rain. and it is freezing on the roads and the sidewalks. and this is incredibly dangerous. we're talking about maybe half an inch, three-quarters inch of ice. this will make the roads a skating rink. not the kind of thing you want to be driving on this morning. so, please, be very careful. check what it's like before you go outside. >> chad myers told us it's 30 degrees on the ground but the snow's falling as rain now and that's a real problem. >

is he not a king he is not the mayor of hartford. is he a direct descendant of george washington, abraham lincoln and teddy roosevelt and dwight highway hour. >> i respect the office. here is the deal. is he accountable to the people. i'm the people's voice. i have to ask the question and did i in a polite way. >> this was dramaization of the divide in this country. to you with represent two halves of america. i don't in any way diminish the righteousness of your positions on these issues. you were right about the disintegration of the inner city family. but, because you were right. it was obscured by the fact that i you demeanized him. he is the occupant of the oval office. >> he is proud of that and he should be. when you work in a forum when you are a community organizer to help poor people that is something you should be proud of. just like i'm proud of being a high school teacher. >> you were mitt romney's older brother only shorter and more confident. >> you see it through race and i didn't believe any race at all. >> don't min

is he not a king he is not the mayor of hartford.s he a direct descendant of george washington, abraham lincoln and teddy roosevelt and dwight highway hour. >> i respect the office. here is the deal. is he accountable to the people. i'm the people's voice. i have to ask the question and did i in a polite way. >> this was dramaization of the divide in this country. to you with represent two halves of america. i don't in any way diminish the righteousness of your positions on these issues. you were right about the disintegration of the inner city family. but, because you were right. it was obscured by the fact that i you demeanized him. he is the occupant of the oval office. >> he is proud of that and he should be. when you work in a forum when you are a community organizer to help poor people that is something you should be proud of. just like i'm proud of being a high school teacher. >> you were mitt romney's older brother only shorter and more confident. >> you see it through race and i didn't believe any race at all. >> don't minim

all the way up the east coast, boston, hartford, everywhere along i-95 gets the same storm. it's the ice storm down here that will bring down a million trees, a million power lines and leave some people without power for weeks. >> i was in texas this morning. i flew out of dallas. american airlines canceled flights, delta finally flew out this morning. but the storm is causing thousands of cancellations over the next couple of days at major airports. that's only going to get worse, right? >> here's what atlanta looks like. 36 degrees and nothing is going on. the problem is that there should be 100 or so planes in the sky to atlanta. there are 30. 30 planes in atl right now. all of the west coast planes have been canceled. all the planes that would be on the ground all night will not be on the ground all night. all those planes are leaving. they'll all get out of atlanta because they don't want to get buried in the ice except for the planes that the delta people will be sleeping in on the tarmac, because some of those seats do recline. it's going to be a rough night for all t