it isn't here. it isn't here? what do you mean, it isn't here? it isn't here. that's it, they're torturing me. you see? two weeks, i've been waiting for these results. by the time i get the results, that's what happens, you know. some guys jump off bridges, commit suicide. but, mike, they really regret it later. [telephone ringing] i'll get it. torture. it's the chinese water torture. two weeks, i'm waiting here. gloria: just a minute, please. michael, it's professor blake! it's professor blake. it's professor blake. professor-- professor blake. hello, professor. yeah, this is michael stivic. no, no, i was just sitting around the house, relaxing, having a few laughs, ha, ha, ha, ha. what? uh, yeah, sure, i could do that right away. yeah. all right. goodbye. well, what did he want? he wants me to come see him. now? right now. this is it, my dream come true. oh, that's nice, mike. nice? i failed! but why else would he want me to come to see him? honey, it's just a coincidence. dreams don't come true. good dreams don't come true. this dream is coming true right no

>> my older brother glenn, he's been coming down here, this is his 70th great here driving down here in a row. he hasn't missed a one. now, he came before nascar was formed and of course i spent a little time in service, so i've been coming down here about 62 years. >> only 62. >> only 62 years. >> that's amaze something to leonard, you are credited as being the innovator of the modern day pit stop. what is that like and when you were watching these guys pull stops, i imagine you watch it differently than the rest of us do. >> number one, when you started this, what you do is, of course, you know i change tires myself. so wafts slowing me down? how can i speed this up, you know? so that's what inspires you to improve something is something is causing you a problem. well, let's fix the problem. >> how fast can you change a tire? >> fastest i've ever changed one is about 12 seconds. >> do you ever stop when somebody's on the side of the road and you jump out and change it and get back in your carr? that's what i would do if i was you. >>and no, but ford motor company sent the loaners t

here and everything else.an see every now and then vehicles people walking by inside the stadium you can tell things are brewing there and i did get full information off a giant tent that you see here in the parking lot. that is also a giant tailgate party appetite you can drop in on. >> reporter: i shot here all day long this is a auto what it looks like behind-the-scenes as everyone is gearing up for the super bowl kickoff at 330 between now and then you'll see a lot of reporters around the stadium. it is incredible we have lots to talk about events taking place all day long more tailgating across the street and that is the big $700 ticket one. i also sought other vehicles drive-by of some high-profile vip is a. interesting to see it go by activity starting to pick up and then killing come again can you guys see that the man for you the other vehicles coming back into play. . access 35 not out from the stadium you can hear and feel by is beginning to build here we will be back out here with us to give you a

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to stick to this pavement here. how much, in just the past several minutes, we've seen trucks leave the salt yard here with salt. let's take to you video from earlier, so you can see, yes, they actually were here loading up with salt, making their way out into the roads and highways here, in philadelphia and in this area to get ready for this morning commute. we did see them dropping salt even as they left this area to get the roads ready for you, as you make your way to work and school this morning, as we have been out here, precipitation has been very mixed, rain at some points, wintery mix at other, has not been much after issue at this point, because there is not much traffic on the roads, that we know as this morning continues to wear, that the cashing and buses will make their way out on to the roads. you will want to be careful as you do that, this morning, again, looking at the salt yards here as you can see, the salt is here and ready to go, of course, this won't be anything like that storm we had last mont

bart, so easy to get down here. we are live at super bowl city. we'll have a look at the extended forecast in just a bit. >> and pam cook is back with more of the news across the bay area. good afternoon, pam. >>> good afternoon. there was chaos at a walnut creek cvs this morning. we had a view of a white honda sedan, apparently backed into the covered walkway there in front of the store at about 10:30 a.m. a tow truck was getting ready to remove that car about 30 minutes ago. this is at the intersection of bancroft road and treat boulevard. the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> an oakland police officer an truck driver were hurt in a crash this morning. the officer's vehicle and truck collided after 8:00 a.m. at international boulevard and 51st avenue. the officer was on his way to assist another officer. both the truck driver and officer were taken to the hospital with minor injuries.no word on who was at fault in that crash. >>> oakland firefighters confirmed the body of an elderly woman w

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>> charles: yeah i grew up here, i've been coming here since a kid.ot. >> anthony: generally speaking, who are your customers? >> charles: most of them are retirees, they've been coming since they were 30. >> anthony: and this, you don't see so much anymore. dino-era homemade pies and lots of them. all baked on premises. raspberry cream pie for me, thank you. this is not something that we see a lot of. old school pie like that and this number of them. >> charles: yeah. everything is made here. and they're all the original recipes from the '60s. the index cards are so old, they're all faded yellow. >> anthony: this is exotic for me. >> charles: really? >> anthony: oh, yeah. how's business? >> charles: it's getting better. the drug problem has started to really get rampant. took over may 1st, 2012, and by the end of that year i was broken into four times. it wasn't just me that was broken into, it was multiple businesses time after time. i came in one morning to open up, and i actually had a guy in front of the register and he got up, pulled a knife out

all of the democratic ballots right here. then you have tables over here. pan over here.his is what they're -- this is where they're counting all the republican ballots. these are very preliminary numbers. they're just starting to count them. they two very methodically working in teams of two. one person calls out the candidate, the other person puts the tally on their sheet. now, i'll tell you, jake, we did get the preliminary turnout numbers from them and they are already showing what they think is a very big turnout so far, but we're mid-count right now. we'll be bringing this to you. >> all right, kate bolduan at the ballot cam in chichester, new hampshire. anderson, back to you in the campaign headquarters in washington, d.c. >> yeah, we are just about three minutes or so away from the top of the hour when the polls are officially supposed to close, though as you've seen in some places like merrimack where there's that long line of cars no doubt they're going to stay open. if you're in line at this point up until 8:00, you should be allowed to vote in the state. >> r

here, please? uh, yes, now-- yes, major-- get. now, about the president coming down here to see you-- oh, the president. oh, master! [chuckles nervously] i wonder if we could continue this some other time. i have a touch of space fatigue. master. master. did--? did they just call you "master"? yeah, it's a little nickname they have for me here at nasa. yes, i understand, major, but-- may i have one more take before you leave? uh, well, uh, uh, is it really necessary? i-- i-- you do understand. [magic boings] could we do it another time? all right, here we go. watch the birdie. [jeannie screams] hey, wait a minute. wait. come on, will ya? get up. i certainly hope the press doesn't make too much i'm sure they won't, sir. i can't understand what happened. the photographer-- uh, sir, would you tell us more about the president coming? oh, uh, yes. well, now, the, uh-- the president felt that, uh, he wanted to do something personal. you know, something without a lot of ceremony. so he's coming to your ho

and then look here at the ground. they did drop some salt here, as they make their way up as you can see, it is melting, it appears, on contact here on the roadways, we are seeing some puddles, some water form, but no accumulation sticking to the ground as of right now. looking above on the overpass, here, 95, the flakes are falling, there in the light, you see moving there in the light there, traffic also moving on the highway there. this is a good sign, showing us, here, the roads are passable, and are okay at this point. but in conditions like this, you do want to be safe. let's show you now those trucks, as they were heading out this morning. the trucks were lined up here on the street here, leaving the salt yard, awful of salt to head out and take care of the road for your commute this morning. the penndot crews working to get early start on this thing to get the roads treated as the conditions changed throughout the day. of course, in conditions like there is you still want to be see those trucks out on the road

here we go. here we go. here's the martin o'malley supporters. come over here. i'm actually moving the martin o'malley preference group. you're here for martin. >> we are. >> you don't look viable yet. are what are you going to do? >> we're looking at the undecided vote over there. i think they are key in the political party system. >> who are you thinking about realigning to? >> probably bernie sanders. >> how about yourself? >> sanders. >> bernie. >> i'm holding out for o' malley. >> you'll be here for a while, right? >> yeah. >> you heard it from that gentleman. he said he's going to hold out. >> least wearing the iowa state flag. maybe that gives him strength. >> to folks just joining us, while you're watching democracy in action, if you fly west out near the nebraska border and you look at a similar, smaller but similar democrat caucus. the totals will not look the same way. in a college town on a college campus, that's what we're seeing. let's listen in to the gop tally. >> 21. >> any santorum or huckabee. >> we had no counts for the candidates. >> we had

. >> it is chilly. 43 degrees, at least we got a good sunrise out of it. here are the stories we're working on for you at 8:00 a.m. >> first live picture is in eatonville where a water main prepbreak is causing an issue for some drivers. details on the repairs, coming up. >>> and wig changes coming to facebook again. our social media joins us to why you'll soon be able to express more feelings with your friends. >> and a different kind of beyonce formation. why protesters will be gathering outside of the naa headquarters this morning because of her superbowl performance. >> good morning. we're live at the venue in winter park telling you about a brand new show in town just for a couple weeks. you gotta check it out. it is called circus tickle dog you. weekend. we'll take you live in the 8:00 hour of "good day orlando." >> it's real. >> that looked so good. >> yeah, it does. >> it's cold out there, bottom line. >> what happened? >>> cold front. winter happened, right. >> how long? >> help me out. thank you. >>> here's your numbers for you, right now. >> can you tell she's done? >> yeah, exac

and here's the one that looked like it might not drop. to the right edge and then came back for some reason. >> so, that was regulation. first playoff hole they exchanged it. rickie got it lined up for birdies. >> there's the ricketts as you call them. >> fowler is two inches farther 14 feet 6 inches, versus 14, 4. >> roger, did you get a good look at this left edge putt? >> yeah. >> you can determine who might be away. rickie's going first. >> i think you got to stay with the left side, johnny. if you hit it without any speed which is the way you hit this putt, it's got to die to the right. i have to believe. >> you think so, with phoenix that way, the whole hole sort of slopes that way. not a lot of break. both of these putts are not tough putts, except when you're nervous. >> and the tournament is on the line. rickie continues to enhance his late playoff reputation and land another one at the bottom. this type, he goes first. regulation. another one! >> that was pure. couldn't have done better. no help on that one, it was just right in

it is very busy here at sfo.ty line notice terminal 2, but the dropoff area and parking. arrive early. airport officials say if you really want to be safe, start preparing several hours early. airport officials expect up to 50% more passengers than usual. if he developed a 54321 plan. five hours before the scheduled flight, check out of your hotel four hours with your rental car, three hours before check in to the airport here, two hours before proceed to security, and an hour before be at the gate. earlier we spoke with a spokesperson here at sfo to talk about how crazy it is going to be here at sfo. >> today may be one of the record days of all time at sfo. we're expecting about 85,000 departing passengers today. just for reference, a typical day at sfo is about 60,000. that's almost 50% more than we normally see because of the super bowl activity. the best advice for people today, give yourself plenty of time. we're recommending as a baseline be here at the airport three hours prior to your departure to get th

that just makes things really cold here for reporters standing out here. not too bad overall, but keep an eye out on the roads and driving conditions. now we're going to head to our other reporter, lindsay watts. >> reporter: we're here in aurora near parker road and quincy avenue. i'm glad we're nottseeiig that wind like where you are in golden. we're seeing extremely light snowfall, so light i'm sure the camera isn't picking it up.. about half an inch of as for the roads, take a look here, all we're seeing is wet conditions. this is consistent with what we've seen on our drive from downtown denver to aurora. we really didn't encounter rough spots. but we did stick to the major roads. if you're like me and you absolutely despise driving in snow and ice, the good news about this storm is it came after we had such a warm spell, so a lot of what has fallen, at least in this area, has melted. i wondered if we'd be seeing many plows and we have. maybe seven or eight of them. cdot, cities and counties, are taking extra precautions to clear away any snow accumul

the winter weather is here. it is cool and crisp out there. >> it will be sticking around for the weekend. even longer than that. chief meteorologist tom sorrells is pinpointing the temperatures for us. how low will it get this weekend? >> just about back to where we were this morning and maybe even lower by sunday night. i know it's crazy. we've been so hot for so long. radar tonight is clear. all the rain we were getting rid of yesterday is long since gone. daytime highs today rebounded pretty well, back to 61 in ocala and 61 in the villages and same nowhere near normal. it was a good comeuppance after the lows in the 30's. we've dropped quickly already. 55 from ocala to leesburg and 60 right now in cocoa beach. if you have outdoor plans tonight, you best bundle up. it's going to be chilly. temperatures down to 52 by 11 p.m. the only thing that's going do save us from crashing all the way down are the clouds. i'll be back to talk about cloud cover and then rain showers on your saturday. >> thank you, tom. news

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see that rain down here, over here, down here, right here. see this? yeah, that' s part of what' s starting to build so starting to creep its way in our direction and it' s going to have an influence on our afternoon specifically. i think a lot of skirt and it may not affect ocala. may not affect the villages but it' s going to parts of sumter and lake and orange county and osceola and brevard county looks like they may get a soaker today. dry air is receding and moist air is move nothing and that' s going to help support that chance of rain as we push through the rest of the day and temperatures aren' t that bad. of year but they' re chilly. 53 in melbourne at the moment and today as we go through the day, we' ll start to push the 50s and the 60s and probably it' don' t forget the rain and wind factor as we pushed into the rest of the day. and then tonight the rain and wind will still be around and >> justin: we' re following breaking news in volusia county. this is the live look from the fdot cam near mile marker 131 and hearing reports of a deadly r

. >>> here comes rickie, joking guys. coming up to join rickie. rickie with a 2-1 playoff record. >> good luck. >> okay. >> rickie is going to play first. hideki is 1-0 with that playoff victory at the memorial. and kevin na, the first playoff hole. so, rickie to play first, see if last two days. >> well, he might try doing it a little different way than he did on the 72nd hole. but i'm sure he'd love to have it where it ended up. >> he definitely used another gear on that tee shot. he has more speed when he wants it. >> so i would play it just inside the church pews for a little baby cut for him. >> cutting a little bit up the right side. but this, i think, will be okay. >> good shot, rog. not quite as deep as he's been. >> but it's in great shape. >> a great performance by matsuyama here in phoenix. the tie for fourth and the tie for second. the last two years. trying to finish on top, finally. >> another good looking tee shot. in the same line. just behind fowler. matsuyama will play a second first into the first playoff hole. sudden death at t

- well, i come here every season. - what are we doing here? those mademoiselles turned out to be engaged. - what are you doing here? - oh, never mind. now, look, chief, you can't keep us here. - lock up. - wait a minute, wait just a minute. i know my rights and i know we're entitled to make one phone call before you lock us up. - you're absolutely right, my apology to you. what is the name of your commanding officer? - well, uh, uh, forget it. - that's all we need, old lead bottom finding out we're in the clink. - we're dead. d-e-d-d-d, dead. - oh, quiet you, 8 balls. let me think, will ya? i need to try and figure a way to get us out of here before binghamton gets back. - parker, will you shut up and listen to what i'm saying. - oh, yes, sir, i heard everything you had to say. what--what were you saying? - i said are you and mchale keeping that gang of pirates are they scrubbing the boat? - well, uh, yes, sir, yes, sir, we're busy as bees here. yes, sir, we were just working our heads off. all right, tote those crates, lift those bails. - wha

here. expecting anywhere from two to 4 inches to fall across that sort of light blue shaded area, more like coating to 2 inches, again, primarily this is on grassy surfaces, and we will just call it unpaved surfaces, may end one quick coating walking out the door here on your car windshield. might need couple of extra minute not only to be thawing out but clear things off your vehicle. right now the temperatures as they stands are in the mid 30's, generally around the board, 31 mount pocono, the colds he is spot at least on this particular slew of observations, but the temperatures are very marginal. soap, while the grounds may at least be a little bit warmer, where you're not going to see the snow, initially, stick to the roads, you've got the coal enough air in place to see the change over. so it is one of those mixed bag type of scenarios there is morning, heavy wet snow falling down. and it will have a chance to accumulate. but again, not necessarily on the road. although if at some par

here. >>> still left on the docket today, a big dinner this evening that hillary clinton and bernie sanders will speak at, so it will be interesting to see how they address each other in that kind of a format, kate. >> kacie hunt covering the sanders campaign for us. thanks a lot, kacie. now we've got executive director of politics, also the mayor of manchester, the town we're in. did i say it right? >> you did. >> mr. mayor, thank you for being with us. >> he's the mayor. >> you sat down at the same time and i wasn't sure. let's talk about new hampshire voters. you've got so many independents. you've got. how do you gauge what might appear on tuesday knowing that so many people are undeclared going in. >> the largest voting block in new hampshire are undeclared or independents so you really don't know where they're going to go. in this race they can take a ballot, they can vote on the democratic side, they can vote on the republican side, so it's really an unknown as we go into tuesday. >>

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san francisco bay area. >> i'm here. >> i'm here. >> i'm here. >> i'm here. >> and i'm here, too. >> yes, even the man many call the greatest nfl player ever, his 80th birthday.

here's storm scan three. we have one feature to talk about right now in the short term a developing storm system off the coast of the carolinas. that will track out of the sea but it may come close enough to the jersey shore tomorrow to bring light rain and few wet snow flakes milk in early in the afternoon. new this system diving out of the southern canada region right now. that will bring in that cold era long with some light snow, here to the delaware valley. outside california today it looks great. even here in the delaware valley, similar conditions with the the sunshine, temperature, at the kick off at santa clara a 70 degrees with mostly sunny skies, 6:30 p.m. eastern time. your super bowl party, maybe doing some skiing today or tonight, looks good. conditions, not bad at all, 23 up in jack frost, cammal backup to 48 inches of snow. a same deal at blue mountain, with better than 37 trails. great day for skiing and riding. lets time things out and what is happening. pretty complex weather pattern just a

what have we got here now? let's see here. um... - [speaking japanese] rf output. - rf output. - hmm. that could be it. - now give her a... [loud squealing] oh, turn it off. there's that blasted jamming signal again. here, let's try this one. - [speaking japanese] - nah. um... - hashinka. - oh, the oscillator. oscillator. [loud squealing] - ooh! [loud squealing] - i won't rest till i find out why mchale and his men were so anxious to break into that radio shack. - neither will i, sir. it was absolutely disgraceful, resorting to such trickery against a fellow officer in the united states navy. [telephone ringing] - oh, shut up. - sir, the scramble phone is ringing. - the scramble phone is ringing. the scramble phone is ringing. that's all you're good for, is reporting bells. binghamton here. h-h-hello, admiral. yes, sir. oh, you've located the enemy jamming station. well, that's wonderful, admiral. well, there must be some mistake, admiral. yes, sir. 323 degrees by 57 degrees. yes, sir. thank you, admiral. - yes, sir. here, sir

we are here and i will give you a quick look here. his bus and head into the retail stop. he hasn't answered questions yet about the pope's comments. and the ones talking about all afternoon. we will keep you posted. craig? >> nbc's halle jackson for us there in easily. thank you so much for that. alan wilson a republican and south carolina attorney general, clintons, arkansas, clintons. massachusetts has the kennedys. and south carolina has the wilsons. son of long time congressman joe wilson. let's start with the news of the day. let's start with donald trump's comments, the pope's comments. i want to get your reaction donald trump lashing out. this is more of what trump had to say. take a listen. >> if and when the vatican is attacked by isis, which as everyone know says isis's ultimate trophy, i can promise you that the pope would have only wished and prayed that donald trump would have been president. true. it's true. because this would not have happened. >> your reaction to that? >> craig, you can't write this stuff in hollywood

here in denver, you could pop into a marijuana dispensary. since pot was legalized here in 2012 for recreational use, it's become a billion dollar business. >> marijuana is not legal here in the carolinas, not even for medicinal use. but moonshine is. what is this called? >> mvp punch. well, before prohibition, the bootleggers used to tote this stuff around and they came up with another carolina tradition -- nascar. >> here we go! whew-hoo! so, richard petty, mr. king. >> how did you do? >> you've been around here a few times. how do you think it went? >> a little slow to begin with, but a little more practice, you'll be right deld in there. >> need to spend some more time in carolina. >> no nascar here, michelle, but there's beer. >> cheers. >> thanks, jason. denver brews more beer than any other city in the country, including about 100 craft breweries like this one. and bear with me, michelle, while i tell you that colorado is also a pretty artsy place, ranked number one by the national endowment for the arts. for visits to museums, theater

but you can live here and you will get here all the human rights. but not not your aspiration. >> it took us three hours just to get through the checkpoint letting us kneel kahlil, hebron. this neighborhood has been taken over by jewish settlers and they are protected by this check poibt here, this israeli checkpoint, 24 hours a day. i don't know how people do it on a day-to-day basis, but i'm getting very frustrated. >> i've been here since the settlement made life. that was his whole story. we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. >> an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and p

we have been waiting, and it is finally here. mark: it is finally here. we began way back last saturday with a very windy day here in santa clara. the wind has come back, the panther breeze blowing through the santa clara as we get set for kickoff here at super bowl 50. what a season it has been. panther fans on this early do not want it to end, but everything they have accomplished to this point will really fill empty if they cannot play -- and take down the super >> we are new to the scene. a lot of people know who we are. mark: they surely know now. this year's panthers journey began in august with the trials and training camp, but the rotation of the chip was paved over a much longer time frame. >> we have been down and up and back again. i think a lot of it has to do with the group of guys that have been with me from the beginning. mark: cam newton arrived in rivera's first season. >> to win would be awesome for guys like thomas and ryan and charles. guys that have been around a lot. the older guys that have been around for a long time. mark: what do

here's what happens. you get inaugurated, you have the party that night, get back to the oval office, you get a call from the speaker of the house, say it's paul ryan. he says, you know, mr. trump i think that idea of yours of building a wall is disgraceful. what do you do? >> he may also go along with me 100%. i think my history is that i cajole and get people to do what they have to do. >> what are your tools? >> me. washington is in gridlock right now. you understand that. >> i know all about this. and i know how things don't get done. >> when you see congress, i think the last time i saw it 9% -- about 9%. we're going to make it better. we're going to bring it up and get things done. >> when you put up a building in new york, there it is that big building on fifth avenue, the trump tower. i'm not in the business. what i've heard about is you have to pay a special percent, maybe 5% to the bad guy. the councilman will stiff you. or a labor union being very difficult. what do you do? how do you scare the

here. anytime wind blows it does make it feel that much colder. the it will chill you to the bone if you are not prepared for it. that is where we come in. we will get you ready to head out the door. i grab extra winter weather accessories. you probably want a pair of sunglasses too even though sunnies not up, it will shine through a couple cloud here today. good storm scan first and foremost not much happening at local level. one zoom shows you lake enhanced very light snow showers, falling, into the lower highland, allegheny and some of that may actually survive crossing over our area. you might see a flurry here and there nothing terrible. just add to the wintry atmosphere. you will not see it stick or accumulate. twenty-three at the airport. in the teens in a couple spots here but knock a solid ten off anytime that wind blows here today that is how it will feel. probably no better than ten to 15 to 20 degrees depending where you live. around the philadelphia area at the shore flirting w

and i'm still in here.en 18 long years ♪ in this old cold prison ♪ sometimes i think it's been so long ♪ ♪ i lost the girl i love to the arms of a stranger ♪ ♪ the only home i know is surrounded by stone ♪ >> a sense of freedom, you know. it frees my mind. i'm not thinking about brushy mountain or prison, you know. ♪ i'm lonesome and blue ♪ that's all i can sing ♪ i'm lonesome and blue ♪ that's all i can sing >> snow-covered pines. it's been a while since i had written it. every year i change the amount of years that i've been in prison. >>> next on "lockup: raw -- hard time." >> it's like a tomb, a concrete tomb. >> they're considered the worst of the worst. >> the sky has the residues of the sunlight but it's fading away. like butter on cornbread. >> but these inmates have found an icon to relate to. >> that's almost something like shakespeare himself would write. (two text tones) now? (text tone) excuse me. (phone tone) again? be right back. always running to the bathroom because your bladder is calling

here is the issue. every major country on earth, whether it's the uk, whether it's france, whether it's canada, has managed to provide health care to all people as a right and they are spending significantly less per capita on health care than we are. so i do not accept the belief that the united states of america can't do that. i do not accept the belief that the united states of america and our government can't stand up to the rip-offs of the pharmaceutical industry, which charge us by far the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs. number two, in the economy today, everybody understands that we need a well-educated workforce. this is 2016. when we talk about public education, it can no longer be k i do believe that public colleges and universities should be tuition free. well, how do we pay for that? it's an expensive proposition. i do believe we should substantially lower student debt in this country. which is crushing millions of people. we pay for it by a tax on wall street speculation

and here is melissa mollett. >>> route 50 eastbound remember here at fair view park drive, two lanes blocked until about 8:00 this morning. i-270 looking pretty good here. a couple problems bolt of the beltway. inner loop at van dorn street and at braddock road and outer line, a crash. again, take a look at the bottom of the screen, all of that gray, that is radar showing snow on my map here. southbound bw parkway before nasa goddard, still have the crash on the right side of the roadway. travel times in ten >>> not all school districts had the day off for the holiday, but many that did, classes are canceling now. spotsylvan spotsylvania, tafauquier county manassas all closed. and berkeley, jefferson, hampshire, hardy all closed. and many activities are canceled. we've put all the changes at the bottom of your screen and also on the nbc washington app. >>> let's get a closer look at the roads thousand. derrick ward tracking conditions in southern maryland in the 4 x 4.housand. derrick ward tracking conditions in southern maryland in the 4 x 4. ar >> reporter: we're northbound on rout

how muc well here's a raw run of model here.but tomorrow, 4:00, we go on at "fox5" and half inch at city and more down to south. again both of our accumulations coming in the afternoon hours and up to 2" in the city and according to the model we're done here. where it snows longer we get higher totals. models saying 9" possilbe in cumberland and that's aggressive but we'll keep an eye on it. a dusting to two inches 2 to 5 and through the city 2 to 4. and there will be pockets here and there that do get into higher totals. i don't doubt that for a minute. i don't think they'll be as widespread. pockets of 4" plus here and there. 4 to 6 over mountains and jackpot weigh, south and west over mountains of west virginia. the 7 day forecast there's a warm-up to talk about believe it or not pesky storm system. dipping down to low 30s thursday and warming up through the weekend, 58 di next saturday we'll feel great. will it not, annie. >> that's shorts and tank top weather. >> pool marriage thanks, mike. >> a record setting weekend for r

and across the street over here. take a look at the goodyear blimp hanger, missing the "d" now and a few other letters. there's a tree down over here, more importantly, this business here, you can't see it fr this angle, but it now has an unwanted sun roof. >> took the roof off. and the rain -- wind-driven rain, ceiling tiles, merchandise everywhere on the floor. it's just a mess. >> reporter: rray's speed and customs sells auto parts. it may have toinvest in rain gear now. >> sun roofs are for cars, right, not buildings? shops. >> reporter: store manager ted was a few minutes late for work today, which worked out in his favor. >> got tied up in traffic. >> and you got here and thought what? >> a bomb went off. >> reporter: the twister slslmed the warehouses next door. it ripped off the roof. >> total disaster for my business. >> nothing you can do about it. >> nothing at all. i'm just -- i just don't know what to say. we were just lucky nobody was hurt. >> reporter: how bad has it been for you today? >> it's been ar

this will get on here. >> we put it here. and it rolls in the air, it comes out into a ring. >> this is right here. >> we will take these and put them where. >> up top right here. >> they will come out, and then we will put them on here like that and that is final product over here and then we will let it set over here and then what we do is grab a next step here, and we will put them and boil them first. >> how hot is that. >> that is about 380 degrees. >> what is in here. just drop them in. >> okay. >> how long do they stay in. >> for about one minute. >> okay. >> here we go. >> do you ever get burn. it is a little flash back. >> you do it for five years you don't get burn, okay. >> perfect. >> hold on. right here. >> the splash back is real. >> bring it closer. >> no splash. >> there you go. >> i just didn't want to get burned. >> are you looking for another job. >> i'm positive. >> how long will they stay in there. >> for another 15 seconds, because the water is already boiling. you want to spin them around, use both hand

it's 40 minutes from here. it will probably take me around an hour. >> i'm very icy out, very slippery. all sidewalks, very dangerous. >> there's not too many people out on the road so that's good. 270 is fairly clean. i felt okay. i felt safe. >> now at about 9:45 we saw a really strong band of rain come through gaithersburg. then when we hit the air at 10:00, it was still sprinkling. but now it's kind of stopped for the most part. every once in a while you fill a little drop mist more than anything. things starting to calm down here in gaithersburg. as far as personal observation, it's most definitely warmer than it's been earlier in the day and definitely compared to yesterday so it seems like at least out here things are warming up just a little bit. for now reporting live from gaithersburg, maryland, marina marraco, fox 5 local >> many students in virginia will get a snow day tomorrow. or at least they'll get to sleep in a little bit. it's all a safety precaution because of the icy roads. let's check in wi

here's another. >> people love it. people of like that's a huge one right there. >> reporter: we found these guys at kings beach in lynn near the swampscott line for them winter surfing is the norm not the exception. >> it's all about the conditions. if the waves are good that's more important than if it's a blizzard outside. regardless if it's 19 degrees. >> reporter: with a wind chill that 19 degrees feels more like 7 the water degrees. >> honestly it's colder out on of the water than in the water. so the more you're in the water the better it feels surprisingly. >> reporter: we met eric cane from swampscott after he spent nearly two hours in the water riding waves. do you look forward to this? >> absolutely as new england surfers this is what we live for. that we spoke with have already been out a few times this winter they're looking forward to the next couple days and more big waves. reporting in lynn, ted daniel, fox 25 news. >> i don't know how they do it those surfers. >> because they're hearty souls. still you

here is the reason why. this is the snow that we've been dealing with today unlike friday it's a light, fluffy snow but wasn't too tough for the road crews to get out here and treat the roads and you look here the evening commute is in excellent shape right now and, well, earl earler it wasn't so much that way. let's take you to woburn right now on 1128 and this was the scene it. was a pretty nasty scene earlier today that caused a huge backup on 93 southbound earlier this afternoon. that's when a tractor trailer truck and suv were involved in a crash there and you can see that 18 wheeler just slid right off the road and knifed and shut down the road for a while before they could tow the big rig out of there. we talked to the driver and he is okay. everybody is doing fine right state police again reminding everybody the temperatures are expected to drop over the next several hours and people just need to be careful out here. right now so far so good. but the problem is on the secondary roads and parking lots

you're here. this is it. [ cheers and applause ] what a hot crowd. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: oh, i love it. oh, welcome. [ cheers ] it's a great show tonight. thank you very much. here's what people are talking about. last night was the republican caucus in nevada. and donald trump scored a big victory, bringing him one step closer to the republican nomination. yep. the trump presidency is getting very real right now. [ cheers ] it's getting so real, mexico is starting to think a wall is a a pretty great idea. [ laughter and applause ] they're like, "just put it up. we'll pay for it. i don't want anything to do with -- i don't want anything to do with it. we want to be on this side of it." that's right, donald trump won his third state last night. in fact, he got more votes than marco rubio and ted cruz combined. [ audience oohs ] it was so bad, afterwards, rubio and cruz stopped fighting and just started holding each other. [ laughter ] oh my love my darling >> jimmy: yeah. they're making pott

, and the rivers of central and south america, the fifth biggest and s to be right here here and here. the fifth biggest river are the sanitation plants of california that take water from up and down the entire area and from the colorado all the way from the rockies, use it, clean it to a higher standard than the day it arrives in the great citiesful california -- cities of california, clean it to a higher standard, and then they dump it into the ocean. this is utter foolishness. and so in the garamendi-feinstein legislation, we have $200 million for water recycling. so that we can recycle that water and reuse it. and make use of water that's already available. we know, for example, that in los angeles there is approximately a million acre feet of water in los angeles that's not now being used. in fact, it is being dumped into the ocean. and with this recycling program , a million acre feet of new water can be available in southern california. oh, and by the way, let's put this back up here. for those of you that are not familiar with california, we're talking about the los angeles ba

it's here. it's finally here. the iowa caucuses begin. the very first contest of the 2016 presidential campaign. candidates making their last-minute pitch to voters late into the night, but with tight races are both sides, who comes out on top in iowa? good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans in new york. >> i'm john berman in des moines, iowa. it is monday, february 1st, caucus day. 4:00 a.m. in the east. it is here. after months of campaigning and hundreds of rallies and town halls and debates. the first actual votes will be cast in hours at the iowa caucuses. 7:00 p.m. local time. 8:00 p.m. eastern. voters will tawalk in at the caucus site. i'm here at the cafe. the city beginning to wake up. they are waking up to tight races on both sides. democrats and republicans locked in the last-minute battles. every candidate in each party engaged in a huge turnout. i will make a prediction here. whoever turns out with the most voters will continue. they say what else will it come down to? donald trump and ted cruz very tight