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a lot of lightning into parts of eastern iowa, including grand rapids and iowa city. with as we go through the day. afternoon heating, frontal system, charging over toward the east. anywhere are you seeing in the orange shading, darker shade. moderate threat for severe storms and that means some of the storms could produce tornadoes, just like what we are seeing right now with the tornado watch being issued. in the yellow, slight risk, from houston to parts of illinois. as we take you through the future. what we're really concerned about, with the storms moving through late tonight to the overnight hours. so many people are sleeping. this is going to be the threat that we're talking about. you need to have that noaa radio. notice the line of storms from houston to chicago and parts of arkansas. that storm system continues to move to the east for wednesday, a slight risk of severe storms, and the system doesn't depart until thursday. also talking two to four inches of rain and on the back side of that low, more snow and a bitter chill on the way, once again as we head

sleeping may soon be banned at the public library in iowa city, iowa.current rule is that library visitors can sleep and workers wake anyone up who happens to be snoring. but some staffers and library users have complained that sleepers make them uncomfortable and they also take up limited space there in the library. the issue will be considered by the library's trustees next week. >> libraries are the best place to catch a quick nap. my goodness. scrooges over there. >>> a basketball shot that's unlikely to be repeated this season. it happened in atlanta at halftime at a hawk's game. >> a season ticketholder would win $1,000 for hitting a half court shot. wait for it, wait for it. it's up and oh, that is where the ball ended up, right on back of the rim. >> it was such a rare occurrence that the hawks did the right thing and gave the guy his $1,000 prize any way. good for him. >> i like it. not only did he make his money, the hawks won the game. enjoy the cash, dude. >>> coming up in "the skinny," how justin bieber is responding to complaints about his

. >> reporter: in iowa city, iowa, just one degree above zero. a dog shelter begging for help after a heating broke down. extra blankets needed to keep the cement floor warm for man's best friend. >> it's a stressful environment. >> reporter: outside pittsburgh when a water main broke in the middle of the night, single digit temperatures gushing watt near a sheet of ice. subzero temps aren't all bad if you like ice boating. skimming across the ice at speeds of up to 60 miles an hour in what looks like a menny kayak with a sail. for those who have to work outside -- >> as long as i bundle up, double bundle, i'm good. i have a lot of clothes on. >> reporter: maybe the best way to get by is thinking hot. >> key largo is a great place this time of year. >> reporter: ah, yes, key largo, been there many a time. let's look at the lowest temperatures overnight across the united states. check these out, mt. washington, new hampshire, 34 below, crane lake, minnesota, 27 below, sayre knack lake, new york, minus 23 and presque isle, maine, haven't been there

. >> iowa city resident josh keppel is a center lineman with the iowa hawkeyes.y blows. but not like the one he's about to get on his moped. >> i've been riding a moped for like six years, probably. it was definitely my primary mode of transportation. >> on august 30th, 2010, josh is on his way to work out, lift some weights. >> it was like a nice sunny morning. i was just wearing shorts. it was a little chilly so i actually threw a sweatshirt on which i think was good. >> what he's not wearing is a helmet and in iowa, it's not required. >> it's just nice to get out and let your hair blow in the wind. >> today at the intersection of burlington and gilbert, there's a truck headed straight toward him, and josh thinks nothing of it at first. >> we both had green lights. i was probably going 25 or 30 miles an hour. just going through the intersection. >> what josh doesn't know is that an approaching police car is recording the whole thing. >> officer eric lippold was proceeding towards us or southbound on gilbert street. the pickup turned directly in front of josh. j

. >> reporter: in iowa city, iowa 1 degree below zero. extra blankets needed to keep the cement floors warm. >> it is a stressful environment. we are trying to keep them as comfortable. >> reporter: outside pittsburgh when a water main broke single digit temperature turned gushing water into a sheet of ice. skimming across the ice at speeds of up to 60 miles per hour in what looks like a mini kayak with a sail. for those who have to work outside -- >> as long as i bundle up i am good. >> reporter: maybe the best way to get by is thinking hot. >> key largo is a great place this time of year. >> how are you doing out there? 19 degrees i understand in new york? >> reporter: that's right with a wind chill of about 8. they have set up warming centers here in new york city because it is very serious, this cold for those who are vulnerable, the very young and very old. if you are hearty enough to come out you have a lot of people out here taking photographs of the fountain here in bryant park where -- because they think it looks cool to get this

dear abby and ann landers -- really the friedman sisters of sioux city, iowa -- would go on to be rivalsthe rest of their careers. her frank advice was sometimes shocking in its day. 1970. dear abby, recently our 21-year-old daughter came out to us and told us she was in love with another girl. dear mother, if your daughter is happy with what she is, then you who profess to love her must accept her as she is or not at all. dear abby changed with the times and helped america change, too. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> always enjoyed reading that column as a young, like, teenager. you never knew what you were going to find. >> before facebook. before the internet. that's where we found our. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great friday. a wonderful weekend, everybody.

. >> reporter: in iowa city, iowa, just 1 degree above zero. a dog shelter begging for help after a heater broke down. extra blankets needed to keep the cement floors warm for man's best friend. >> it's a stressful environment. we're trying to keep them as comfortable as we can. >> reporter: outside pittsburgh, when a water main broke in the middle of the night, single digit temperatures turned gushing water into a sheet of ice. subzero temps aren't all bad if you like ice boating. skimming across the ice at speeds up to 60 miles an hour in what looks like a mini kayak with a sail. for those who have to work outside -- >> as long as i bundle up really like double bundle, i'm good. i have a lot of clothes on. >> reporter: maybe the best way to get by is thinking hot. >> key largo is a great place this time of year. >> reporter: and the forecast high there today, 77 degrees. now, by contrast, in gaithersburg, maryland, yesterday dangerous for a cell phone worker who was up on a tower about 200 feet high when all of a sudden his hands went numb, h

dear abby and ann landers -- really the friedman sisters of sioux city, iowa -- would go on to be rivalsst of their careers. her frank advice was sometimes shocking in its day. 1970. dear abby, recently our 21-year-old daughter came out to us and told us she was in love with another girl. dear mother, if your daughter is happy with what she is, then you who profess to love her must accept her as she is or not at all. dear abby changed with the times and helped america change, too. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> and she had a rule to live by. she said it in 1964, simple. the purpose of life is to amount to something and have it make some difference that you lived at all. we thank you for watching. we're always working to bring you the latest at abcnews.com. and "nightline" at its later, new time tonight, 12:35 a.m. talk to you tomorrow. >>> on "the list," energy drinks landing peop

in may son city iowa the streets look like skating rinks. and a thick layer of ice on interstate 8 0 sent even the big rigs sliding. >> later a former nfl quarterback scoring big in the classroom by teaching math to troubled students. french forces in mali advance on al qaeda insurgents in timbuktu. and an air force veteran speaks out on the sexual abuse she faced inside the service. when the "cbs evening news" continues. [ bop ] [ bop ] you can do that all you want, i don't like v8 juice. [ male announcer ] how about v8 v-fusion. a full serving of vegetables, a full serving of fruit. but what you taste is the fruit. so even you... could've had a v8. [ male announcer ] if you can clear a crowd but not your nasal congestion you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. the boys use capital one venture miles for their annual football trip. that's double miles you can actually use. tragically, their buddy got sacked by

iowa. a nurse, paramedic and pilot were killed in the crash. two of the victims were employees of mercy medical center in mason city, iowa.officials used snowmobiles and all terrain vehicles to reach the wreckage. the hospital says it is cooperating with the faa which is trying to figure out what went wrong with the helicopter. >>> an airplane crashed and burned in las vegas. the small plane caught fire after a rough landing forced it to skid off the runway at the north las vegas airport. crews used purple tomorrow to put out the flames. you can see it all there. two people were on board. they got out of the plane before it was literally engulfed by the fire. >>> you know what they say about life, if it gives you lemons, make lemonade. what if it gives you snow? here's a guy who knows what to do about it. build yourself a snowman. this is a bit of tradition in the town of champion and n western new york. vern skoville uses mats for a hat, tire for buttons, a traffic cone for a nose and he had heavy machinery to move the snow around. about 30 local towns people pitched in to build this gigantic snowman. >> i got a crawler

the woman behind the pen name abigail van buren was pauline phillips, born 94 years ago in sioux city, iowae provided snappy, frank advice in a column that eventually appeared in more than one thousand papers in its heyday before the age of the web. amy dickinson, who writes the advice column "ask amy", is one of many columnists who have followed in the years since. and she joins us now. welcome to the program. what was it about abigail van buren. was it her tone? her life experience? her sympathy? what made her so credible to so many readers? >> well, you know, i think it's amazing when i think about it because she started something over 60 years ago that's really basically still going very strong. what it is was, you know, she wasn't a doctor, she was not a psychologist, she wasn't really trained, so to speak. but what she was was very practical, midwesterns, common sense and people trusted her and you could tell from reading her column that she was very genuine she was very wise, she was super snappy, which i love, of course. and, you know, she had just created a tremendous legacy. >> su

born in 1918 in sioux city, iowa.ollege newspaper before getting married and having two children. after age 37, she was hired by the "san francisco chronicle" to write an advice column. for the next three decades, she was the most powerful advice columnist in the country. her only real rival was her twin sister, ann landers. which brings us to tonight's number, 100 million, that's the daily readership of the syndicated dear abby column. in this day and age of online, face book, twitter, that's old school and that's impressive. she was not a typical newspaper writer. in the

born in 1918 in sioux city, iowa. she wrote for her college newspaper before getting married and having two children. after age 37, she was hired by the "san francisco chronicle" to write an advice column. for the next three decades, she was the most powerful advice columnist in the country. her only real rival was her twin sister, ann landers. which brings us to tonight's number, 100 million, that's the daily readership of the syndicated dear abby column. in this day and age of online, face book, twitter, that's old school and that's impressive. she was not a typical newspaper writer. in the process, she built an empire that includes books, games, and a show. she began cowriting with her daughter who took over the column full time. i love reading the column. you learn so much about people. you get inspired. sometimes you feel sad and sometimes you laugh aloud. to all of the other writers and fans, we all owe a big debt to dear abby. >> good evening, everyone. a big night on many fronts. a very scary, fluid situation

the woman behind the pen name abigail van buren was pauline phillips, born 94 years ago in sioux city, iowaprovided snappy, frank advice in a column that eventually appeared in more than one thousand papers in its heyday before the age of the web. amy dickinson, who writes the advice column "ask amy", is one of many columnists who have followed in the years since. and she joins us now. welcome to the program. what was it about abigail van buren. was it her tone? her life experience? her sympathy? what made her so credible to so many readers? >> well, you know i think it's amazing when i think about it because she started something over 60 years ago that's really basically still going very strong. what it is was you know she wasn't a doctor, she was not a psychologist she wasn't really trained, so to speak. but what she was was very practical, midwesterns common sense and people trusted her and you could tell from reading her column that she was very genuine she was very wise she was super snappy, which i love, of course. and you know she had just created a tremendous legacy. >> suarez: she

now i get it, listen, you can say something crazy in sioux city, iowa, and you're still going to get elected, if you say something offensive toward hispanics but these people are hearing from their colleagues that it's hurting them and that it's hurting the party in general, it's hurting the republican brand. >> anna innavarro, mark preston thank you so much. >>> one of the nfl's outspoken players wants to push agendas. brendan ayanbadejo, he wants to further the causes of same-sex marriage and anti-bullying. ayanbadejo is a linebacker for the baltimore ravens. he's been a staunch supporter of gay rights for years. >> for me personally, i just see it as a human rights issue. it's not gay rights. it's just equal rights. it's just human rights, and whether it's suffrage or, you know, go back to slavery or segregation, gay rights, it's all the same thing to me. i've gotten a lot of skrcrutiny. i'm officially known as the gay ambassador. >> in the locker room is what he's talking about. the maryland state representative called him out for his support and one of the team's owner to stop h

you can see a couple inches of snow in the city but north and west towards rock built and james bell, five or more inches will come down. in eastern iowa northwest of illinois near stevenson county, there could be a half feet of snow. in wisconsin 11 in. near travis city according to our model. it is cooling down in the suburbs. west southwest winds will turn to the north and cool the humidity. humidity is one person under% 9.100 percent tonight. the high temperatures thursday. thursday night we are near zero and with wind chills. we drop to 11 tomorrow evening and below zero tomorrow night and just above zero thursday. look at the wind chills for friday. almost 20 degrees below zero. it goes from about as warm as you get in january to moderately cold by jan. standards and that is a big change. a flood watch continues until 4:00 a.m.. waves of downpours will continue. but it looks like the threat of lightening will decrease. lower temperatures 37 and when shipping northwest to 23. rain redevelops in the morning and changes to snow in the afternoon. high of 37 early fall into the 20s with northwest winds. snowy. blustery march night. mo

dear abby and ann landers, really the friedman sisters of sioux city, iowa, would go on to be rivalsd daughter came out and said she was love with another girl. dear mother, if your daughter is happy with what she is, then you who profess to love her must accept her as she is or not at all. dear abby changed with the times and helped america change too. david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> i always read that. i can remember being 12 and it was juicy. it was racy. you learned stuff. you're like, i don't know what that means. i want to know more. you enjoyed it, too? >> i did. i loved that this is something before the internet existed. this is how we got our information and solved problems. "insomniac theater" is coming up. problems. "insomniac theater" is coming up. like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving, or engaging in other activities while asleep, without remembering it the next day, have been reported. lunesta should not be taken together with alcohol. abnormal behaviors m

cities. wisconsin in the 50s today. iowa in the 50s. s have gone to the low 60s in iowa this morning. down across florida, we're in the 80s. corpus christi could hit a high of 92 degrees this afternoon. the record is 86. guys, it would just shatter the old record high. >> eric, i had a friend who went to chicago and what was the -- who was the low in chicago and where is it now? it's like -- what's the -- i mean, it's a huge spread, isn't there, like unheard of. >> it is. chicago actually just got to 59, which ties the record high already this morning. >> and where was it three days ago? >> we had a high of i think 10 was the lowest high temperature that we saw. >> that's great. i'm starting to be a believer in climate change because i'm seeing the weather change almost every day. i'm just noticing that, the weather does change. so climate change is real. >> this is unusual and climate change is real because the climate is always changing. >> yeah, exactly! >> the question is what -- >> you don't like the weather, wait a minute and it ch

manera los residentes de salt lake city no pueden creer lo que ven cuando un inusual remolino arrasa con el tranquilo centro de esta ciudad. frío día de otoño en iowascamente al pasar un tornado por el patio de un hombre. (hombre) no lo puedo creer! (narrador) una poderosa tormenta se abre paso por una tranquila comunidad de kansas levantando una nube de escombros. (hombre 1) increíble! (hombre 2) ¿qué rayos es eso? (narrador) veremos también de qué manera una gigantesca tormenta en dakota del sur borra los sueños de una ciudad en un abrir y cerrar de ojos. fenómenos climáticos extremos relatados por personas que los vivieron en "naturaleza implacable". ♪ los tornados son un misterio para la humanidad, son difíciles de predecir y terriblemente destructivos, sin embargo capturan nuestra atención. ♪ en una tarde de julio en la pequeña ciudad de roanoke, en el centro de illinois, se incuba una tormenta. ♪ jeremy hodel se encuentra en casa con su hermana y sus sobrinos, cuando al mirar por la ventana ve en el horizonte un enorme tornado que se dirige hacia su casa. (jeremy hodel) corrí dentro de la casa, tomé la cámara y regresé a la terraza, justo a t

i heard that in city after city in ohio and florida and colorado and iowa. neil: were you surprised to hear it now. >> are you going to be up late? >> are you going to have a tv dinner over there? neil: it was enough to say that i won this election and i'm going to go with the spending and this will happen. >> he did, he said that. normally with a campaign speech away and now turn the page and say here's a chance to come together. he did say let's come together, but he also said what he said. which is essentially, i won the election, you have to come to me now. it's a combination of things. it's not just the heat won the election, the first big issue was on the fiscal cliff. he kind of cleaned john boehner squat in terms of taxes and revenues. it was all tax increases. $15 million in spending cuts. republicans have to get their acts together to negotiate better on the debt ceiling and other things. neil: what is the overture on the republican party? saying that they are going to push for a three-month extension? >> sure, what i read in it was from a pr stand

you've already seen some senators on capitol hill such as chuck grassley of iowa raise questions about what jack lew did at citi huffington post investigation about how lew's unit within the company was tied to hedge fund groups dealing with the mortgage market that were making bets as the mortgage market collapsed. that's going to come under scrutiny when his nomination is looked over by the senators. >> thank you, robert costa. now let's see how big of a problem lew's citi bonus may be. we welcome ari melber, and we welcome back jennifer ruben, author of "washington post" blog. i don't give a darn about people making money on wall street or people making mistakes on wall street. i could care less. but president obama set this bar up. it's his petard and now jack lew is going to trip all over fat cat banking bonuses and shorting mortgages, that's the problem here. it's obama. >> well, i think that part of the -- part of the problem here is conservatives get on obama when hep doesn't work with wall street and according to the narrative i heard from mr. costa's reporting, now they want to get on him when he does

if you'll give me your name and city and we will go in quickly. >> from davenport, iowa. >> connecticut. >> from university city, missouri. >> hempstead, new york. >> california. >> miami, florida. >> lancaster, pennsylvania. >> mayor of harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> delaware. >> california. >> arlington heights, illinois. >> minnesota. >> south carolina. >> roanoke, virginia. >> seattle, washington. >> we have a co-chaired that is here. thank you for being here. it is an honor to introduce the first speaker, john pistole. he has served in that position when he came to tsa as a veteran of the fbi with extensive counterterrorism experience. he was put in charge of the really expanded counter terrorism program and became the fbi's executive director for counterintelligence. he was named deputy director for the fbi. it is our honor to have you here this morning and we look forward to your comments. please. >> thank you. thank you for the opportunity to be here today to share a few things with you in terms of what tsa does and how that impacts you as mayors of cities. we have a large work fo

your pick city of the day happens to be sioux city, iowa. sunny, cold, 30 degrees. you've got a lot of wet weather making its way from houston to dallas. snow back through the western parts of texas. rain in the pacific northwest. lake-effect snow squalls, eastern great lakes. look for plenty of sunshine through florida. sunny skies in the midatlantic states although a little chillier. our cameraman, jimmy corrigan, to do the trust fall. >> second vote for the dumbest thing i've seen this year. >> oh, very good! yeah. >> making two appearances in two days. >> very impressive. >>> wow, he's strong, that al roker. good morning to you. 8:08. now taking a live look at the city by the bay. a beautiful start to the day. a nice finish as well with temperatures climbing to the 60s. 62 in livermore. 61 for fremont, 61 in oakland. we do have rain on the way, most of which will come down overnight, saturday to sunday. cool clear with temperatures in the upper 50s. >> and that's your latest weather. >> he's on a roll. >> creative bunch. >> no question about it. >>> coming up, b

>> your pick city today, happens to be sioux city, iowa. news4, sunny, cold, 30 degrees.e satellite view, radar, you got a lot of wet weather and making its way from houston to dallas, snow back through the western parts of texas. rain in the pacific northwest. lake effect snow squalls and eastern great lakes. look for plenty of sunshine through florida, sunny skies in the mid-atlantic states although a little chillier. our cameraman, jimmy corrigan, to do the trust fall! >> oh, no! >> that's your second vote for the dumbest thing i've seen this year. >> oh, very good. >> making two appearances in two days. >> very impressive. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> it is the kwold morning here. good morning, right now near 30 in washington with nearby suburbs colder than the south where it's been clear but clouds north and west keeping a little warmer around the freezing mark. later we'll be up around 40 degrees. much of the region with lots of sunshine and a blustery wind from the north and west settling down ton

city bowl, jordan rodgers ran for another score. and the commodores beat north carolina state. to the liberty bowl, three touchdowns beat iowa state 31-17. there are six more games today. starting with the gator bowl. mississippi state against northwestern. then it's purdue versus oklahoma state. and the heart of dallas bowl. and the outback bowl, number 10, south carolina faces number 18, michigan. now to the capital one bowl. number 7 georgia against the 16th ranked cornhuskers. the rose bowl pits withes with. and 15 illinois faces 12th ranked florida state. all of the follow fires. eagles, andy reid. chargers, norv turner. bears, lovie smith. and pat shurmur. romeo crennel, chan gailey and ken whisenhunt. >>> at the annual cars jumping championship in new england, drivers used a ramp to fly over ten cars and land on the other side. but most of the fearless competitors did not make it. >>> just ahead, keeping up with the kardashians is about to get a ratings bump. >>> while we don't condone throwing food, you've got to see this fruitcake toss. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." we'll take you

if you'll give me your name and city and we will go in quickly. >> from davenport, iowa. >> connecticut >> from university city, missouri. >> hempstead, new york. >> california. >> miami, florida. >> lancaster, pennsylvania. >> mayor of harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> delaware. >> california. >> arlington heights, illinois. >> minnesota. >> south carolina. >> roanoke, virginia. >> seattle, washington. >> we have a co-chaired that is here. thank you for being here. it is an honor to introduce the first speaker, john pistole. he has served in that position when he came to tsa as a veteran of the fbi with extensive counterterrorism experience. he was put in charge of the really expanded counter terrorism program and became the fbi's executive director for counterintelligence. he was named deputy director for the fbi. it is our honor to have you here this morning and we look forward to your comments. please. >> thank you. thank you for the opportunity to be here today to share a few things with you in terms of what tsa does and how that impacts you as mayors of cities. we have a large work for

iowa state basketball. she was shocked when her coach let her boyfriend out on the floor. what did she say? she said yes. the report say the kansas city chiefs are about to sign the former eagles coach. >> a lot of creative proposals in the football field. is this a creative expression or a new st. -- a new thing? the story when we return. have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm ing to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing $0 deposit and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.c today. >> of florida man says a dispute with his neighbors prompted him to cover his arm with graffiti. despite complaints with neighbors, police say the graffiti is not obscene and and not on public property, so there is nothing they can do about it. he says he will get rid of the graffiti at s

maybe bea for a dangerous winter storm road in the windy city covered in ice making for a number of crashes, pat patti hah patti ann. >> in iowaspond to go dozens of calls for help. the storm is not over yet. update from maria molina. >> unfortunately the storm is packing a punch with ice. current temperatures, this is why we are seeing the ice. when it's cold you get snow when it's warm you get rain around 32 degrees or a little warmer that's when you start to see ice possibly accumulating across places leashing new york city and raleigh. that's what we are seeing now. we have winter weather advisories and freezing rain advisories because that's what we are expecting to see around the area. in raleigh you see ice accumulating on roadways. it is around the mid atlantic and dc area in up state new york no fa snowfall accumulations. icing that is a tenth of an inch even greater ams forecast so it could be an issue on the road ways. could be seeing travel delays. there is much milder air behind the storm system. many of you are seeing winter weather to start out with and transition to rain. temperatures well above average by tues

cities. different motives, different reasons. different explanations. but, you know, it's a real problem. it's serious. >> there may be room for compromise. iowa republican senator chuck grassley says he may be open to limiting high-capacity magazines. he says that move would not challenge the second amendment right to bear arms. and we'll have much more on the gun debate in about ten minutes. >>> a man who many are calling a hero says he doesn't want to be called anything except teacher. it all started on thursday when a 16-year-old student walked into his school in central california with a shotgun and pockets full of ammunition. he shot one student at point-blank range. that's when 40-year-old teacher ryan heber stepped in and stood face-to-face with the gunman, gently persuaded him to put the gun down. >> this teacher and this counselor stood there face to face not knowing whether he's going to turn that shotgun on them and because they've seen the news media throughout our country in the last several months and they probably expected the worst and hoped for the best, but they gave their students a chance to escape and it worked. >> the te

the inner city wouldn't stand a chance with you in charge. captions by: midwest captioning des moines, iowa east yorkshire seaside town of bridlington. quite appropriately, it's home to the penny arcade slot machine. so let's see if our luck is in on this week's roadshow. ♪ we've all thrown our pennies away on arcade slot machines and during the heyday of british seaside holidays, it was bridlington that hit the jackpot. you see, this little seaside town made some of the biggest and best slot machines in the country. so whether you were a one-armed bandit fiend or just enjoyed shooting plastic ducks, chances are you were playing on a bridlington machine. they're now very collectible and many are antiques. these date from the turn of the last century. they are the cheeky seaside version of the naughty postcard-- saucy pictures on the move before the movies-- all for the price of a penny. this is one of my favorites. i used to play a machine like this every summer when i used to visit my grandpa in margate and there's a knack to it. look. if you want to get the pennies to fall off, you don't

yourself, but were on a fairly tight schedule, so just give me your name and city and will go around quickly. >> davenport iowa >> connecticut. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] cardiac i.d. on my [inaudible] [inaudible] >> i do have a cochair who is here. thank you for being here. now it's my honor to introduce our first speaker. we're going to your current tsa administrator john pistole. he served in that position since july 2010 when he came to tsa is a 26 year veteran with extensive national security and counterterrorism experience. after september 11 was put in charge of the fbi's greatly expanded counterterrorism program and eventually became the executive assistant director for counterterrorism and counterintelligence. in 2004 was named deputy director for the fbi. administrator pistil comets are honored to have it this morning and we look forward to your comments. please. >> thank you mayor parker for the opportunity to be here today to share a few things with you in terms of what tsa does, why we do that and how that impacts you as mayors of cities. many of you because we have a large wo

city has declared a public health emergency. free vaccinations are being offered. there have been at leeftz 18 flu-related deaths in massachusetts so far. >>> in december iowa was hitwith its worst blizzard in years. hundreds of people were stranded and troopers when out toent out to rescue stranded drivers. on the left is a rescued driver. on the right, take look at this. >> watch out. seeing a car, seeing a car, seeing a car. whoo. >> luckily no one was injured. officials say there were more than 150 collisions during the storm. >>> the washington national cathedral announced it will start marrying same-sex couples. cathedral officials say the church will be among the first episcopal congregations to perform same-sex weddings, but it will likely be six months to a year before any ceremonies are performed there. >>> and there was panic in norfolk, virginia, where people reported seeing a lion on the loose. oh, my god, it's mufasa. actually not so much. a labrador poodle shaved to look like the lion mascot of old dominion university. three people called 911 on tuesday to call in baby lion sightings. no fear though. they say he's just your everyday party animal. i w