president, even before kansas joined the union as a free state, all the way up to today, kansas state university continues to provide a first-rate education to thousands and thousands of students. to quote the k state alma mater leer rid, i know a spot that i love full well. i long with more than 200,000 alumni have proud to call kansas state university my alma mater, as did my father and also my son. the year was back in 1858 -- 1858 -- when kansas was only a territory, not even state, a group of local settlers founded blublumonth central college. then only two years into statehood, the state legislature and governor became some of the first to accept the terms and conditions of the morell act, thus creating the land grant system of colleges and universities. on february 16, 1863, kansas state agriculture college formally known today as kansas state university, received a land grant charter and became the first operational -- first operational -- land grant institution in the united states. and over the past 150 years, why, kansas state has progressed and expanded to accommodate the

. >>> turning to sports, number 14 kansas hosted rival number 10 kansas state. ben mcnamara scored 30 points and kansas overwhelmed kansas state 83-52. >>> and georgetown got 21 points from otto porter jr. over marquette. they beat them 63-49. >>> turning to the nfl quarterback michael vick signed a one-year deal worth about $10 million to stay with the philadelphia eagles. >>> and in baseball pitchers and catchers are reporting to spring train. outfielder dustin pedroia was already outfielding ground balls. >>> skier lindsey vonn posted a picture on facebook after surgery on her knee when she was jurisdiction last week in austria. vonn was reportedly phone on tiger's private jet. >>> and the warriors will debut their new yellow sleeve jerseys making them the first team in the nba to play in something other than a tank top. >>> and here's a snapshot you won't often see, annie olson shot the entire length of the court. it bounced once and went in the basket. it was ruled a loose ball. only counted for two. >>> "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gra

. >>> turning to sports, now to college basketball, number 14 kansas hosted rival number 10 kansas state. ben mcnamara scored 30 points and kansas overwhelmed kansas state 83-62. >>> michael vick signed a one-year deal worth $10 million to stay with the philadelphia eagles. >>> in baseball, pitchers and catchers are reporting for spring training. boston red sox former mvp dustin pedroia was already out fielding ground balls. it's that time, do you believe it? >>> international olympic committee announced it's dropping wrestling from summer olympics 2020, leading room for another sport. >>> lindsey vonn posting post op picture after surgery on her knee. she was reportedly flown to colorado on tiger woods' private jet. but he continues to deny any rumors they're dating. >>> golden state warriors will debut new short sleeved yellow jerseys making them the first modern era nba team to play in something other than tank top. >>> here's an amazing shot you won't see very often. colorado high school basketball player annie olson throwing a shot almost the entire length of the court here. it boun

number 14 kansas hosting rival number 10 kansas state. yhawks player scored 30 points and kansas overwhelmed kansas state 83-62. >>> in the nfl, michael vick signed a one-year deal worth about $10 million to stay with the philadelphia eagles. >>> in baseball, pitchers and catchers are reporting for spring training. boston red sox former mvp was already outfielding ground balls. baseball's regular season starts march 31st. >>> skier lindsey vaughn posted a photo on facebook after surgery on her knee which was injured in a crash in austria last week. vaughn was reportedly flown to colorado on tiger woods' private jet. but she continues to deny rumors that they're dating. >>> the golden state warriors will debut their new yellow short sleeve jerseys on february 22nd making them the first modern era nba team to play in something other than a tank top. i think they're chic. >>> here's an amazing shot he won't see very often. colorado high school basketball player annie olson through a shot almost the entire length of the court. it bounced once

. >>> researcher at kansas state university claim between 60% and a whopping 80% of the time at the office is spent cyberloafing, the official term for watching cute animals or shopping online at the office. >>> according to a pew survey, more and more web users some like 60% taking breaks from facebook, the reason from privacy policies and disagreements, and too much drama. who needs it. >>> sports are next, including a major upset in college basketball. plus, drivers came to an sight in philly. and check out this explosion, not a moment too soon. in washington state, newly released video shows ace very close call for two firefighters reminiscent in the movie "back draft." the pair escaped by running. the fire completely destroyed an elementary school over the weekend. >>> in philadelphia, morning commuters came across a bizarre sight. it may look like some serious partying went down with a giants keg. police said that was not the case. >>> in wisconsin one university added some sparkle to its college cheerleading squad. >> i wanted my dream to come true to become a cheerleader. >> the u.

researchers at kansas state university claim between 60 and a whopping 80% of screen time at the office is spent cyberloafing. the official turn for watching cute animals or shopping online at the office. >>> meanwhile, according to a new pew center survey, more and more web users, some 61% report taking breaks from facebook for weeks at a time. the reasons here, everything from changing privacy policies to disagreements and just too much drama. it takes time, too. >>> sports highlights, including a major upset in college football. >>> plus, drivers came across a bizarre sight in philly. >>> these alert firefighters who escape a dangerous explosion not a moment too soon. >>> and now to some stories that caught our eye this morning. in washington state, newly released video shows a very close call for two firefighters reminiscent of the movie "backdraft" they ran just before an explosion of flames and ember. amazing video here. the three alarm fire completely destroyed an elementary school over the weekend. >>> in philadelphia, morning commuters came across a rather bizarre site. it look

heavy snow is already falling in kansas. state offices there will be closed until tomorrow morning. residents have been urged to stay off the roads. near tucson, arizona, the world golf championship match play event was suspended due to a freak snowstorm. blizzard warnings were posted in parts of the state. some areas of phoenix got two inches of snow and the snow in the midwest is already being blamed for one death, a highway accident in oklahoma. cbs meteorologist david bernard is following the massive weather system. >> it will be taking shape during the day today. look how big the storm warning area is. it's all of nebraska, kansas, and missouri, even portions of arkansas. we're talking about a lot of snow konk the big part of the midwest. this is welcome snow because of the severe drought that's ongoing. now, it will change over to rain in oklahoma city with a high of 48 but all know? omaha and kansas with temperatures staying in the mid-20s throughout the day. how much snow will fall, where we see some of these purple areas, we're talking an foot of snow by the time it's said

missouri, kansas, nebraska, among the states feeling the brunt of the storm. claudia cohen has the latest from kansas city where more than a foot of snow hit the ground. >> reporter: a whiteout across the nation's midsection. in kansas city, missouri, the snow plows trying to clear the roads while people work on the sidewalks. everyone is struggling to keep up with the accumulation. city leaders working to keep residents safe and informed. >> we're keeping the community centers open if people need shelter and we trying to make sure we're pushing out in which information as we can. from parking on the street and where to go if you get in trouble or stranded. >> reporter: the heavy snow shutting down the kansas city international airport. across the state, st. louis turning into a winter wonderland. in the neighboring state of kansas, transportation officials shutting counsel more than 90 -- down more than 90 miles of interstate and urging folks to city off the roads and in nebraska, snow plows gearing up for a long day of work and in to southern california on we

researchers at kansas state university claim between 60 and 80% of screen time at the office is spentoafing. the official term for watching cute animals or shopping online at the office. >>> meanwhile, according to a new survey, more and more web users, 61%, report taking breaks from facebook for weeks at a time. the reasons, everything from changing privacy policies to disagreements to too much drama. >>> sports highlights including major upset in college basketball plus drivers came across a bizarre sight in philly and these flames gave a dangerous explosion. under stephens. the verizon share everything plan for small business. get a shareable pool of data... got enough joshua trees? ... on up to 25 devices. so you can spend less time... yea, the golden barrels... managing wireless costs and technology and more time driving your business potential. looks like we're going to need to order more agaves... ah! oh! ow! ... and more bandages. that's powerful. shareable data plus unlimited talk and text. now save $50 on a droid razr maxx hd by motorola. a talking car. but i'll tell you wha

>>> in sports first to college basketball number six kansas against iowa state. with the score tied the cyclones missed the last minute of regulations sending them into overtime. jayhawks poured it on over iowa state. >>> number 12 syracuse facing number 22 marquette, running down clock todd mayo hits a three-pointer and marquette wins their 24th straight game although home, upsetting the orange 74-71. >>> new england patriots quarterback tom brady agreed to a contract extension that pays him only $9 million per season. less than half the $20 million per season that top nfl quarterbacks are making now. brady and his wife, supermodel gisele bundchen may have to cut back on a few luxuries, but the

in his study by kansas state university found that between 60-80 percent of people's time spent on the internet at work has nothing to do would work. coming up next concerned chicago parents and teachers launch a petition drive requesting changes to c-p-s testing methods. and, jewel osco announces the closing of several area stores this spring. [ female announcer ] switch to swiffer 360 duster extender and you'll dump your old duster. but don't worry, he'll find someone else. ♪ who's that lady? ♪ ♪ who's that lady? ♪ ♪ sexy lady ♪ ♪ who's that lady? ♪ [ female announcer ] swiffer 360 duster extender cleans high and low, with thick all around fibers that attract and lock up to two times more dust than a feather duster. swiffer gives cleaning a whole new meaning. and now swiffer dusters refills are available with the fresh scent of gain. [ sniffs ] i have a cold. [ sniffs ] i took dayquil but my nose is still runny. [ male announcer ] truth is, dayquil doesn't treat that. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms, plus it relieves your runny nose. [ bre

kansas governor even shutting down state offices through friday morning ahead of the storm. cnn's aaron mcpike is live in witch ta wichita where it is coming down hard. >> reporter: you're right. it is coming down very hard and very fast. an hour ago looking out the window, you couldn't really see anything on the ground. it wasn't coming down that hard. but already we're seeing a lot of accumulation. what we do know is it's called a thunder snow. we're hearing a lot of thunder and lightning which is kind of weird. you don't hear that very often. at least not out here. this area hasn't seen a big snowstorm like this in about six years. so everybody needs to be very prepared. lots of cancellations. it's moving east, too, into nebraska. and so the big ten has already canceled the iowa-nebraska game for tonight and postponing that for saturday. lots of snow. >> you know it's serious when you have to cancel the iowaive in nebraska game. that's all i got to say. >> coming from the midwest, i know. >> everyone takes it very seriously and stays safe there. thanks, erin. >> right now

>>> in sports first to college basketball, number 6 kansas against unranked iowa state. with the score tie the cyclones missed the last minute of regulation sending them intoover time. jayhawks poured it on over iowa state. >>> number 12 syracuse facing number 22 marquette, running down todd mayo with a three-pointer. marquette wins the 24th straight game at home upsetting the orange 74-71. >>> new england patriots quarterback tom brady agreed to a contract attention that pace him only $9 million per season. that's less than half the $20 million that top quarterbacks are making. brady and his wife supermodel

. >> a new study from kansas state finds people who use the internet at work spend most of the time doinghings unrelated to their job, a if h phenomenonn as cyber loafing. i say forget the impact on work. how does it affect your life? the danger of cyber loafing is the word itself. when a reporter attaches cyber to a word, it's because they're out of ideas. dana's new app, cyber jasper, but more important the danger of surfing isn't the time wasting, it's the crippling fear of action it encourages in your life. the laptop simply makes it that much easier to avoid doing things as you watch others do do things all around the world. achievement has been replaced by observation, and that makes it harder to move. we are creating a nation of gaw gawkers, cowards who can't people to people, texting, writing on the bathroom walls. it keeps them out of the bars and away from me. just remember, no one on their death bed will ever remember that great article they found on the 10 best kitten videos, so put down the computer and buy my book. you'll feel better on your death bed. i know i will, bob. i

one in like the fourth hour of kathie lee and hoda. [ laughter ] meanwhile, a new study out of kansas stateprize isurprising. it showed that 60% to 80% of the time that employees are spending time online at work, they're looking at non-work-related websites. what are people supposed to do at work, work? they call this trend cyber loafing, which sounds like how we'll all be making bread 20 years from now. i'm cyber meat loafing lately. i'm always looking for ways to increase productivity at our show. we waste a lot of time here. i sent my cousin sal to check in on what websites our staff was cyber loafing on, and also to beat them over the heads with a loaf of bread. >> here we go. time to break some bread. i didn't know you worked for espn. loafer! ray lewis says hi. facebook? consider yourself poked. thumbs up. mike. status update. i'm not working. online shopping. cyber loafer. you are a cyber loafer! say it. admit it. oh, great. you online shopping again? cyber loafer! "tmz." "tmz"! who's a cyber loafer? holler! start doing some work, will you? you're on the clock, loafer. this is techni

huelskamp: kansas state university has faithfully served the people of kansas and this great nation for 150 years . k-state was one of the first schools to provide a degree in home economics. it has helped feed a hungry world through innovative research. and kansas state university is preparing for the next generation of animal research with the construction of the national bio and agri defense research laboratory. let me extend my heart felt congratulations to kansas state as we look forward to success in the next 150 years and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee, for five minutes. ms. jackson lee: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, i have always had such great respect for this distinguished body. the holder and interpreter of democracy. the institution that proudly protects the constitution that was written by those who saw in this land this bright and shining sun, from sea to shining sea, enormous opportunity for freedom. so many peo

. >>> a new study from kansas state finds that people who use the internet at work spend most of theirdoing thingse unrelated to their job. cyber loafing accounts for 80% of time a spent by employees surfing the web. but i say forget the impact on work. y how does it affect your life? the danger of cyber loafing is the word itself. reporter attaches sign tore a word, it's because they're out of ideas. see day in a's new app, cyber c jasper. more important, the danger of surfing isn't the time wasting. it's the crippling fear of t action that it encourages inf your life.es the laptop simply makes it that much easier to avoid doing things as you watch others do things all around the world. achievement has been replaced by observation and that makes it harder to move. we are creating a nation of gawkers, those who cannot speak to real people, but talk trash during the web. american is spending all its time in the high school bathrooms writing on the wall, stupidity,in signifying nothing. it keeps them out of the bars and away from me. just remember, no one on theirr, death bed will ever r

bob gates's speaking kansas state, what bob gates was talking about was not just foreign aid, wasn't just talking about aid programs, sacks of sugar. what he was talking about, this is twenty-first century thinking, investment in stability and security, investment in america's future. the russians, the chinese, all are developing these programs. it is stability, security, relationships, friendships. i mentioned the human condition. when you change the human condition for good or not so good, there will be response and reaction and that is what we have to focus on with these alliances and institutions. one last point. non-governmental organizations, you talked about so many people here are part of meridian over the years, giving some much, i mentioned in my comments, that exchange, that relation building, that out reach brings students in and others, i don't think i ever turned meridian's request down, asking me to see groups that they bring in from all over the world because i know how important this is, not because i'm important. [talking over each other] >> that is true. it is thos

the study from kansas state university calls it cyber loafing.loyees that use a computer are shopping online, checking facebook or just watching cat videos on you-tube. the study also says that threatening termination or monitoring employees' usage is effective but lowers workers' morale. what are you supposed do? >> let it go. >>> 80%, though? that's a lot of wasted time. >>> the winter olympics are one year away. there's already a big concern about the host city. >>> the daring crime at a local jewelry store. why the key to cracking this case may not be on this video. >>> we have weather and traffic on the 1s right after this. stay with us. >>> a suspect shot in the face

in kansas, state office is closed for all but essential workers. in texas, the problem is ice. south of new deal, texas, a seven-car accident shuts down traffic on an interstate highway. you don't have to work or travel. it's a time for fun. >> she's playing all over the place in it, loving it. >> reporter: for this young girl it's a chance to do something nice for dad. >> i am cleaning up the driveway so that when my dad gets home, he can get warm inside and get in the house. >> reporter: chicago is getting its heaviest snowfall in more than a year. willie? >> john yang, lose the hat and come on down and hang out with us. >> he can't get a flight. >> good point. john, thanks so much. al is, of course, keeping an eye on that storm for us, where it's headed next. what are you seeing? >> more snow, as john has already told you. we've got snow through the upper great lakes. let's go to the radar. you can see we've got a lot of snow up around there. and down to the south, the stormy side of this system, we've got a lot of wet weather to talk about, lot of rain. snowfall amounts bas

. >>> you may be familiar with the phrase loping around the house and researchers at kansas state andversity say that phrase has moved to the office they call a cyber americans spend 60 percent to 80 percent of their time at work updating facebook, shopping online, or watching silly videos. and people who knew they where being monitored did not reduce their time until they where shown an example of a coworker who was reprimanded. >>> a disappointing message today with? atrader loss than expected the san francisco website reported. aloss of 8 cents a share and they expected a loss of 5 cents in revenue came in higher than expected and the company is reporting strong growth in the reviews where off 45 percent last year and the stock stock dropped as much as 5 percent in after-hours t rading. monopoly fans voted at the iron token and replaced it with a feline, the latest addition to the board game. the maker of monopoly has announced the token change this morning after voting on facebook closed at night was the first time the fans had a say in the token selection. more than 1 million vot

state representative ferguson raising eyebrows. a gun sponsored bill to gun owners, he fired multiple bullets into the bill to show the opposition. >>> in sports, a double overtime thrill in college basketball, number nine kansas and 9114 oklahoma state went to a second overtime with a short jumper with 16.5 seconds left to give the jayhawks the lead. 68-67. >>> earlier kansas coach bill south drew up a new play for the team, the harlem shake. and players had fun dancing around the locker room. >>> and the titans get a championship for their conference tournaments. >>> 11-year-old julian newman plays on his high school varsity basketball team even though he's only 4'5" tall. he hopes to make it to the nba one day. >>> in arizona a rare snowstorm blanketed a baseball spring training in arizona. >>> not far away they started the opening round of the wgc-accenture championship but snow forced them to stop play. they made the most with an impromptu snowball fight. >>> and lauren zimmerman will be the first to compete at the nfl combine. she'll so skills as a kicker. though the odds are long, we certainly wish her good luck. >>> just ahead, action star sylvester stallone comes clean about his secret fears. >>> plus

kansas against iowa state picking up in the final seconds of the game. a chance to put iowa state up by three. missed. now, kansas needs a two to tie it. alie jeh johnson was standing his ground, right? they call him for the foul. he can't believe it. look at his feet. he wasn't moving. the end of the game, in the paint, near the line. it gave kansas another chance to hit the foul shot. overtime, they pull away. 108 to 96 avoiding the upset at iowa state. well now to the nfl. another reason to dislike tom brady. that's not what it says. giving the patriots a hometown discount. he agreed to a three-year, $27 million contract extension to keep him in new england through the 2017 season. by the end of that, he'll be 40. it's good news for the pats. the new contract will free up $15 million in cap space over the next two seasons so they can get better. we move now from an established nfl star to a college star not helping the drafts status. manti te'o with a standout performance in indianapolis. instead, he ran the 40 in 4.82 seconds. that placed him 20th am

kansas? >> that it was a donor that came from a sperm bank. >> if you were as shocked as many were to hear about the state of kansas going after a sperm donor for child support, know this donor turned dad didn't donate through what you might think of, when you think of a sperm bank. after answering a craigslist ad in 2009, william dropped his sperm off at the door of couple, angela bower and jennifer shriner. >> for me, for all intents and purposes is a contract that says look, i'm giving up parental rights. >> kansas law says differently. dr. michelle. >> many states automatically say, if an insemination does not take place, either in a physician's office or under a physician's guidance, that donor will automatically be considered as a parental figure. >> and that's why kansas wants the government assistance they paid back from morata. >> you don't have to deal with any of that because the donors agreements are with us. >> i believe it's unethical. >> this donor talked to us on the condition we wouldn't show his face or name. he passed the genetic medical and other testing fairfax bank requires. our dono

, already there are near whiteout conditions in colorado one of 18 states under a winter storm warning or advisory. >>> people in kansas are being urged to stay off the roads. state offices have been closed until tomorrow morning. one person has been killed in a storm-related crash in oklahoma. to the west, it snowed in tucson, arizona. look at this the world golf championship match play tournament was suspended, blizzard warnings were posted in parts of arizona. cbs news weather consultant david bernard is tracking it all. david, good morning. >> good morning, norah. we have a big mess in the midwest as you've been alluding to. here's what it looks like on the radar this morning. the bright white are heavy snow squalls moving across wichita and that snow is just ready to move into kansas city where it's going to snow hard it looks like for about the entire day. our forecast models are showing that snow pivoting from the southwest to the northeast as we go throughout the morning and the afternoon hours, so wichita will see improvements late today, but northeast kansas and most of missouri we're going to be looking at h

want to show you a video coming out of kansas and across these states. interstates from kansas to texas were closed and air travel canceled due to the heavy and drifting snow. some places experienceder in zero visibility such as amarillo, texas, up to 43 inches of snow and upwards of 30 to 35 centimeters is going to be expected as the storm continues to track off to the northeast. let's take a look at where it's going to be going here. as it does pull off into that direction. all due to this low pressure area. you can see all these lines close together towards the northwest and northeast. this is going to be accompanying that 50 to 70-kilometer-per-hour winds so the white-out conditions will continue to persist. as it extends to the north east we'll see freezing rain, especially across the appalachian mountains, even into southern portions of ail gain mountains, accumulating on the trees and hanging on the power lines so there's that risk of power outages on top of the travel conditions. we have severe weather, already tornado watches and warnings have be

you took a very significant step and authorized the transfer of real estate from the state of kansas to the federal government, -- around to allow the transfer of the land so that this facility could be built. and you have the authority once again to take another step, which is to release the $40 billion this congress has appropriated to meet the state's funding to complete the central utility pad. and i'm anxious to know if you're ready to fish or cut bait? >> sir, we've been working very closely with the state of kansas on that, and as you know that increase their own participati participation. i view it as a huge security need. it's also a huge need for our agricultural industry. with respect to moving forward, i'm very well aware of the contract issue. i might say this perfectly illustrates the problem we're all in. i'm trying to work with the congress to build a level for agora facility in kansas but it's a big investment. it will take some years to construct but the country really needs it. it is virtually impossible to do a long-term capital budget when we have a 12 budget, we

look at kansas city and parts of the four corners states.at is blizzard warning they are expecting a tremendous amount of now to produce blizzards snow and tornadoes over the gulf coast state. so, kansas city, oklahoma city, check with your carriers into the next 24 hours. backlot to home. high pressure will give us a nice day. my clouds late in the day. by tuesday morning maybe a wintery mix comes in. this is a big storm by tuesday afternoon. if will bring a wintery mix on the onset, and then blow up and bring heavy rain across the area and gusty winds. this is the in-house model showing a half-inch maybeanch inch of rain across town by tuesday evening. that tuesday evening commute that can be pretty interesting into tuesday night and early wednesday morning. so, nothing doing back closer to home tonight. 26 degrees. we will be clear and chilly with the slight breeze. but another gem of a day. 47 degrees. sunny skiesathize high clouds will build in and by monday night 30, but the clouds in place. here is the seven-day forecast shows us agai

they were starting to thaw out a little bit and now states like kansas and texas are to -- have to dealer conditions. whipping wind and whiteout conditions and treacherous roads is what they are dealing with. last week a storm dumped 22 inches of snow on parts of kansas and now they are dealing with another round. >> this could be much more treacherous to travel in, and we just ask you to exercise that more abundance and caution. >> in kansas city people are still trying to dig themselves out of the snow that did you ped on them last week and now they are facing -- dumped on them last week and now they are dealing with more. some plays they were seeing as much as 3 feet of snow. we haven't seen any this year just a little bit. >> not at all. and parts of texas, oklahoma, kansas and missouri they were declaring states of emergency as that storm rolled through again for round 2. >> you know what, i bet the same people were saying oh, boy i. wish it's a blizzard lots of snow and they are getting it back to back. so watch what you ask for. we could get it not this time but we have plenty of

states like kansas and texas are starting to thaw but now facing another blizzard. look at this. whiteout conditions again. the national guard has been called out and many schools have been closed. and in am hillo people are dealing with 19 inches of snow and wind gusts up to 77 miles an hour. roads are a nightmare. many people left stranded officials are pleading with residents to just stay home. >> we declared a state of emergencies for kansas city missouri and we tried our very best to give as much notice of that potentialality. >> today across the south and the mid atlantic they are expecting severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall. the mid atlantic is us. >> it's headed right for us. >> we are not going to be to be -- we are not going to be in on the snowy part. let's look at what's going on because we can see the system back off towards the west. this will trek towards the north and east going through time. and with that we will put down some rain. let's show outtemperatures right now. we will switch over and you can see what's going on because getting you out the door this

states to take action and more public outcry for change well i hope so i hope that other states follow in kansas with steps and i've been an activist in new york to get local politicians to introduce bills like that to stop the t.s.a. and attract the problem is that the states take a lot of money from the federal government especially for counterterrorism efforts efforts and so that causes a stumbling block with these politicians because if they start to push back on the t.s.a. the federal government is going to rein in on the money and a lot of these states are now the pendant on the federal government for this money so it becomes a you know kind of a strings attached approach where well if you don't want the t.s.a. then you're not going to get all this anti-terrorism security money pay and you said that it takes say you in along with others find find a hole or a deal quite invasive are there any existing rules that limit how far the t.s.a. can go in their searches. well the t.s.a. has policies themselves are constantly evolving every time the public outcry they stop doing something so they rec

kansas city is under a state of emergency. jor roads there are closed. >> two traffic deaths are already blamed on the storm. hundreds of flights are now canceled. it's so bad across parts of kansas, arkansas and iowa, their state capitols are closed for the day. >>> by this time tomorrow we could be dealing with slick roads and it could be sleet or snow. >> veronica, what's the latest? >> the latest is a combination