american rachael flatt while kim yu-na rocketed to the gold medal. asada took silver and joanie rochette skated beautifully, capturing the bronze. at one point blowing a kiss to her mother in the sky. the usa women's hockey team storybook run crashed this evening on the ice at canada hockey place in front of thousands of screaming mapleless-waving fans. it see. ed the canadian net was bulletproof. goalie swatting away everything america's best could offer. 28 shots on goal. the canadian women have not lost at the olympics since 1998 and their victory was seen as a bold defense of this nation's deeply-rooted hockey tradition. and speedy peterson brought his five twists and three somersaults to the aerials on cyprus mountain today. there was a wager on the usa women's hockey game today between the white house and the prime minister's office. now it looks as if the white house is going to pay up. you will see robert gibbs, according to plan, wearing a canadian jersey at his next briefing. >> thank you, phil rogers, in vancouver. let's go to bob and get

we judged kim il-sung as a nuclear power. the engine as the community, his intent in pursuing dialogue was to take advantage of it. he demonstrated his nuclear and miss out abilities. the 2009 was truly a pivotal year. as an analyst who has followed the issue, largely since it began to unfold, and lots of the critical questions that we had, for example, was this simply a capability that was being developed as a negotiating card? was this a capability that ultimately not to renew it would have to give up to pursue the economic recovery and development nd development that everybody surely must know they need? as a new administration entered office what it demonstrated that was a growing list to reach out to those countries that would unclench their vests. not to rea responded quite quickly to president obama and his a and his out reached hand with a series of steps that not only defined a strategic intent, but also were designed to set the tone for the obama administration. three days before the inauguration of president obama

we would drive the golf cart and kim was following, chasing with her friends on roller blades, like,ait for me, i want to go in the golf cart and my friends and i were throwing grape fruits, like, get away. she was like the little sister that, and always, when she was come over, i would end up hanging out with her friends because i was the cool older sister, so kim would get mad, we would lock my door in my room and be like, kim can't play with us. >> jimmy: you would take her friends and lock her out? >> yes. and when kim would sleep we would pile, like, chairs and every book in the entire house on top of her because she's the soundest sleeper and we thought it was funny. we would look to see what would make her wake up. let's pile everything on the house and see when she'll wake up. >> jimmy: you were the mean older sister then. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: that's pretty -- that's -- >> but she loves me today. >> jimmy: well, yeah, i mean, you know, you're lucky that she does after the grape fruits bounced off her head. now your family, it is an interesting thing. your mom married an oly

kim brown with traffic. >> thanks justin. way it is looking now main roads are good, side streets could be more of a challenge depending on whether plows have hit your neighbourhood. here arbutus and 95, looking nice 2340 problems on the belt way either. hair us are burg expressway a couple -- harrisburg expressway. a couple water main breaks. milford mill and up land road closed, earlier accident southbound 95 rossville after the belt way but that is off to the right shoulder not impacting your commute at this time. as we look at the jfx if it is shiny it is probably slick you probably could see icy conditions on some of the ramps in overpasses as well be careful. >> fbi flew thousands of miles to talk to a terror suspects family. now the alleged christmas day bomb plotter is talking. >> a little marinera. lemon we call it calimari. out west they call it a nuisance. can you believe this? little bodies are different than big bodies. they need special attention and special care. nobody knows that better than children's tylenol

he's one of kim jong bills. they planned this intimidating exercise with their firing shells up to a kilometer away from this and ordered to not only show us that they have this great art tillery capability but japan to bring up the issue of the northern limit line again. didn't take any casualties. the first is that it rocked were inspired up to 100 cells basically into the air and after that didn't do anything. so very interesting stuff. was this unusual to share what's happening so far? gas. is it unprecedented? now. next are they will try to do something else unusual to catch her attention. the point is connected to set up very well, dave. the north korean army conventional forces come in the nuclear forces is something they continue to work on to spend a very big amount of resources on in the capability that continues to evolve in order to threaten the south. that's their specific intent. i think it is something we should take seriously. great comments, thank you. >> thank you, dave. larry, do you want to c

kim? >> reporter: we are mostly incident free around the major roadways. it will probably be a different story this evening. now let's get a check on the buses and trains with mta's mark jones. >> reporter: good morning on the buses and trainsp look for hearvey on the 3, 19 and 5 bus lines. no major delays, might lal metro subway on time and up to speed. look going for travel now on the camden, penn and brunswick lines. for the mta transit team, i'm mark jones. >>> we're 20 away from 7:00. dr. conrad murray will surrender to authorities seven months after the king of pop's sudden death. latoya always said she believed he should face manslaughter charges. his lawyer says he didn't prescribe or administer anything that should have killed michael jackson. >>> more problems for toyota. the japanese automaker plans to recall 70,000 prius models because of brake problems. they also want to look into brake problems with the luxe lexus model. >>> i don't know if you heard, but we're getting a snow

kim talked about it, most of the main roads are in shape. deal with sidewalks, side streets, 30 degrees outside. most of the snow departed yet another storm is on the way. mark jones, update on mta. >> good morning mta buses are operating but in some instances they are being diverted and avoiding side streets and untreated hilly areas. look on the main streets and thoroughfares if you normally catch it on a hilly street or secondary area. number 5 bypassing could you teller dale avenue and number 11 terminating east and tomb. and the 15 bus line is bypassing windsor hills using garrison to forest park in both directions. subway on time and mark train system looks good for the start. for mta transit team i am mark jones my doctor told me i had to start doing things for my heart, but i wasn't ready to give up taste. sometimes, sacrifice is the name of the game. well i've heard eating whole grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's going to be a challenge... sure we want to lower our cholesterol, but let's be real, being healthy is tough y

. >> reporter: 19-year-old kim you that took the ice bearing the weight of a nation. her celebrity in korea so intense she left to train 6,000 miles away in toronto. >> i mean, beautiful jumps, they were so... they had the perfect arc. >> reporter: tara lipinski, the 1998 american figure skating gold medalist says kim did everything right. >> this is her big jump, the triple lutz, the height was incredible into a triple toe. she has such... in between the jumps she has a lot of flow. >> one of the greatest olympic performances i have ever seen. >> reporter: the performance left a typically unflappable athlete in tears. a long program score of 150-- the highest ever. >> you can cry. >> reporter: the only woman who's beaten kim in the last two years is mao asada of japan. she did do something kim did not-- two triple axels. >> she was skating for gold and she wasn't skating safe. >> reporter: but she was docked for two minor mistakes. the night's emotional high point, though, was joannie rochette. the canadian whose mother died suddenly of a heart attack only four days

you know what, let's check in with kim at a moment. if you don't mind standing by.ustin said ice will be a big issue. we'll give her time to work on that. let's say we head to the city. >> let's make a point. locus point. >> right now, light freezing rain is falling and, if you want -- there's not much to complain about. i mean, you got the slush opt on the road. >> how are you? >> good. what are you doing? >> heading to work. >> heading to work. you can't get out of your car? >> heading to work. >> where do you work? >> how is the car so far. i was telling them really nothing to complain about just yet. >> the real deal is getting home. >> you'll be walking home? >> i'll be walking home. >> be careful. you have your snow boots? >> okay. take care. >> he's not complaining about anything yet. he's expecting the worth walk home. this is lauren street where it meets on the highway. there's slush on the ground. so far, cars haven't had any problems getting by. 83 to jfx, to pave the statement. and then it's mostly the -- still dealing with the snow- colored roads. what

it used to be kim il-sung, but now it is kim jong il. we're talking about hundreds of tanks.me of them were so close to the dnc that you could look down and it was very interesting -- dmz that you could look down and it was very interesting. they have had large mechanized training exercises which were unusual. there have been lots of stuff. this winter training exercise they did a very clever thing, in my view. up to 400 shells have been fired so far and they may fire more. that is a lot of artillery firings. they have been trying to find a way for the past two or three years to intimidate south korea over the nll. they did not want to take a lot of casualties. they did a pretty good job of doing it. some people think -- i have not seen this in the press, but i think it has a lot to do with the fact that the general, who used to be, as some of you know, and the general staff, was put into a position that some people thought was a demotion. i think he was made the corps commander. the fourth corps is the corps on the northern limit line. he is a smart guy and one of the most t

kim? >>> justin, the friday morning commute is a quiet one. we look at the beltway. traffic is moving at speeds. no accidents on the miecher rad ryes. 895 is look going and no problems on 795 southbound as you approach the beltway. we have one accident in howard county at route 32 and rosemary lane. we check here on the jfx. you are looking good across the 41st street bridge. jamie, megan, back to you. >>> take a look at this for inspiration as you are out building your snowman. these are sculptures in japan. they have polar bears, penguins and a sculpture of the church of our lady in germany. it is the highest sculpture ever created. 85 1/2 feet tall. >> all right. so we expect to see snow pictures from you guys like that. don't forget to e-mail us at pics@wmar.com. that's what i want to see in the back of somebody's rosedale yard. >> that's a lot. >>> have you gotten your toilet paper? you might be out of luck. >> presnowstorm shopping frenzy is under way. >> reporter: yeah, who says 6:00 in the morning is too early to go grocery shopping? people are filling up the

here's kim. >> thanks, justin. volume is light, traffic slowing without any problems around the beltway. we're looking good on the bw parkway. harrisburg expressway looking good on middletown road. 95 south before kateen avenue with debris in the roadway. it is off to the side now. no problems in either direction at northern parkway. jamie, back to you. >>> i have a feeling i'll see a lot of you this weekend. >> good thing we like each other. >> we'll wait, watch and wonder how bad this will be in the next couple of hours. >> we're tracking the storm and letting you know how to be prepared. linda so is live in rodgers forge where gas stations, grocery stores, they are all packed. how are you doing, linda? >> reporter: okay, guys. take a good look at this parking lot. i mean a good look because this is probably the last time you will see it this empty. the doors opened up at 6:00. let me tell you, if yesterday was any indication, this place is gonna be busy today. the lines were out the door. they went all the way d

he's one of kim jong bills. they planned this intimidating exercise with their firing shells up to a kilometer away from this and ordered to not only show us that they have this great art tillery capability but japan to bring up the issue of the northern limit line again. didn't take any casualties. the first is that it rocked were inspired up to 100 cells basically into the air and after that didn't do anything. so very interesting stuff. was this unusual to share what's happening so far? gas. is it unprecedented? now. next are they will try to do something else unusual to catch her attention. the point is connected to set up very well, dave. the north korean army conventional forces come in the nuclear forces is something they continue to work on to spend a very big amount of resources on in the capability that continues to evolve in order to threaten the south. that's their specific intent. i think it is something we should take seriously. great comments, thank you. >> thank you, dave. larry, do you want to c

kim brown with traffic. >> thanks justin. we have increased volume on 95. a pair of accidents as well. northbound lanes, howard county route 32. an earlier crash blocking the left lane and shoulder. further up route 175 blocking the right lane at this time around the area we have a crash in glen oaks, essex and still working around the belt way volumes lighter than normal no problems there all lanes are open. baltimore city here at mlk and fayette, no problem as you make your way downtown. >> 6:48 a.m. we are asking you to send your pictures in we have a few to share with you. you knew what you were up against before you went to bed. >> now you are up and ready to go let's get to sheree johnson with what the roads look like. >> reporter: good morning yes, roads looking good. main roads looking pretty good. we are in rogers forge. the main roads look good, traffic is picking up out here. pretty much they are just wet at this point it is the side streets where you might see a little problem. here in rogers forge, these side streets are a little bit snow cover

here's kim. >> no problems. all roads looking good here on the harrisburg expressway. 95 look going in both directions at the tunnel. 95 northbound before kateen avenue has some debris on the shoulder. jamie, megan, back to you. >>> 5:33, hours after she is sworn in as the new mayor, she had to visit a crime scene. >> sherrie johnson joins us more in the studio live with the violence on the street. sherrie? >> reporter: good morning. a baltimore city detective is expected to be released from shock trauma after an exchange of gunfire with two suspects. the shooting happened around 8:00 last night in the 2700 block of oakmont avenue in the park heights area of northwest baltimore. two plain clothed officers were investigating another shooting when they approached a group of men on a porch. that's when shots rang out. when the smoke cleared, a detective was wounded, a suspect killed and another wounded. the injured officer is a four- year veteran of the u.s. marine corps and saw combat in iraq. >> my detective who

kim, go ahead.our thoughts on this. >> well, first of all i think there are a lot of erroneous reports about this clothing line which has made people very angry about it. initially, the reports and rumors came out this was a lingerie line they were starting. that turns out not to be true. turns out it is dresses like little tutus girls can wear and this line em he will grace collection, emily reeves and mily's sister is not involved other than she has worn some of the clothes and is friends with emi emily. i think there were erroneous reports that started a lot of the anxiety around this and, also, if you look on youtube, i know there are some of these pictures that are a little risque but others they have tutus with t-shirts and sneakers and don't look sexualized at all. i think there are pikery pictures that are disturbing and you don't want your kids looking like that but -- >> you make a good points. some of the stuff, the tutus, colorful, nothing wrong with that but the lace, the fishnets and s

here is kim brown. >> the main roads are petty much clear but that does not mean they are not slick. drivers should adjust your speeds could be icy on the exit ramps and overpasses as well aside from that we are looking good just one accident in the area, rossville, 95 southbound crash off to the shoulder. not impacting you. a water main break closed both directions, towlson, right lane in shorter blocks. at stevens as we look at the jfx looking good in both directions pretty slick use some caution. back to you. >> just turned 602. you knew what you were up against before you went to bed. >> now you are up and ready to go. let's go to sheree johnson. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. not looking too bad. rogers forge corner of murdoch and york road not bad at all. see the main street basically what we are dealing with is mostly wet pavement traffic is starting to pick up out here but the problem areas seem to be side streets that is where you will find difficulty here in rogers forge you can see some streets have snow on them which makes it tricky to manoeuvre. we have seen so

our managing editor kim lawton joins me to talk about them. kim, beginning with this report this week from the chicago council on global affairs about what some have called the "god gap" in american diplomacy. >> lawton: well, a very influential panel of scholars, religious leaders, and former government officials accuse the u.s. of having an uncompromising western secularism that actually hinders american foreign policy overseas. they say ignorance about religion in places around the world has really hampered u.s. efforts and they say that there needs to be an entrenched education about the importance of religion. >> abernethy: well, this isn't the first time people have been talking about this. >> lawton: people have been talking about this for 20 years, calling for this. former secretary of state madeline albright also called for it, but it just never seems to happen. the diplomatic community, homeland security and other officials don't seem to put this in to their education and their training and so they're hoping that maybe in the obama a

that's where kelly and kim learned about the tuskegee airmen, a group of world war ii african-american fighter pilots at a time when the military as segregated. they were the first black aviators in the armed forces. with their parents' blessing, the sisters took to the sky. >> they were an amazing group of men who stepped over boundaries. when they were told no, they exceeded people's expectations. >> reporter: the sisters say during the record breaking flights and hours of training, they experienced determination, too, but much of it was because of their gender or their age. >> sometimes our instructors would not take us so seriously. they'd be like, okay, you have the controls but they'd be holding on to the controls. >> reporter: kelly and kim under baltimore to meet students at the black engineer of the year awards conference. the message is color-blind and crystal clear. >> we just have to stand and show people that we're more than these bare years that are already set. >> reporter: kelly and kim are planning another adventure in the skies, one that includes both of them, but the

>>> kim asked me what class fiz whiteout conditions? i started to real the cameras are sell straighted. and -- elevated. and sometime the conditions can be worse on the ground than aloft. and i said is it we can see the roads that it is not a whiteout. you can see a couple hundred feet in front of you. if we're below and eighth of a mile visibility, then we're in blizzard conditions. and when the winds start kicking up 25, 30 miles an hour, the wind starts blowing around and you may have trouble seeing when you're in the think of it. so we're approaching near white outconditions. so far with the exception of a couple hours of freezing rain that we had in baltimore city, while most of you slept, so far, this storm is behaving almost exactly as expected. we had the know last night. and we had some sleet and freezing rain around the bay up to aberdeen and eastern shore and now we have the heavier snow kicking in. this is prime time for the storm and rough lit next four to six hours, we'll deal with the thick of this. and the bands of heavy

. >> kim live in ricers town. >> good morning stan and mindy. roads here are clear as we're seeing throughout most of the area the roadways, crews did a great job of cleaning up after most of this snow. you can see the traffic is moving just fine and roads are a little slick out there. so you do want to use a little extra caution but doesn't look like the snow is going to slow you down at all. but the sidewalks here still snow covered, so that might be the bigger problem this morning as you head out the door. the sidewalks seem slick, side streets and parking lot that is may not have been plowed yet. but doesn't look like the major roads are going to cause you any issues. for good measure i'll stick my foot in the snow to show you how much we got here. a little past the ankles. nothing like the blizzard in december, so it is definitely a powdery snow, so things are looking ok out here, and looks like it should be smooth sailing on the roads. that's the latest here from reisterstown. tim pawlenty has the latest on -- tim tooten has the latest on

now let's get the latest on the roads and here is kim brown. >> thanks, justin. overnight some folks may have thought they were catching break when they saw the snow turn into freezing rain but that's doing more of a disservice as far as the road conditions go because now we have a nice glaze of ice across the roadways. that's being buried underneath the snow coating which make it's really difficult to see those icy patches so where you may think you're driving through snow your tires won't get the traction you think you're getting so take your time, keep your speeds down and give yourselves lots of space between you and the drivers in front of you to give yourself plenty of time to brake. here we go with the crashes. not too many on the roadways. the volume is pretty much down than a regular commuter day. here in krofton davidsonville road shut down in both directions at newman way because of a bad crash. traffic is diverted to ryder road. take your time. as we look around the area roadways it's kind of hard to tell if they've been hit by a plow. some places may

i was prepared for proposition bets, how many times will they show kim kardashians, the mannings. >>r under. >> over under on kim kardashian is 2.5. >> how will she affect reggie bush's play. >> unless reggie bush doesn't cor, right, tray? >> exactly. the kim kardashian shots will be in direct correlation to how many times reggie bush scores touchdowns, andrea. >> touchdowns. >> that's what i'm here for. >> let me clean this up, what i'm talking about archie manning, a hero to the saints. what is the divided loyalty here. how torn up is he? he's got to be rooting for his son? >> not much of a divided loyalty. i talked with him and ely was down here as well. listen, they understand the historical significance of what it means to new orleans. it's kind of ironic this is the 44th year of the franchise and there have been 44 days between the christmas day and super bowl, we're in the 44th presidency, barack obama, a lot of people fooil feel it-- feel their time. i had to bring some numbers. >> they love that. >> they know they are pulling for payton. i was going back for mardi gras, but

that was quite a performance last fight by the south core kwan kim-yu. >> that is correct. fantastic a coronation as much as a competition. that has been about a year in the making and i think all of south korea has finally exhaled at the notion that their kim-yu is now the queen of the ice and she won by a landslide, 23 points is almost unheard of in this sport. and yet right behinder the japanese woman skated fantastically with three triple axles. the toughest jump women do two in the long program, one in the short. so that was amazing and then joany roachette, the canadian who lost her mom to a heart attack a few days ago winning the bronze with an emotional performance. i think she was in the embrace of an entire nation. and that was terrific to see her skate well also. >> woodruff: it was something to watch. now women's ice hockey, the condition dans have been disappointed overall-- the canadians have been disappointed overall but they pulled off a gold. >> they did. they beat the united states, their archrival. in fact this in women's hockey t is really these two nati

il -- kim jong-il, and they had said in fact, that we are a terrible evil country there be a pitcher with me with the evil leader so why should have on a picture of me with the american flag. i wear that by choice. in north korea come all of the people have to wear pins with the deer leaders picture on and check and a half used to do that so when you are forced to wear something like that i disapprove. i think what was during the campaign was wrong. political people should be allowed to wear what they want to wear and it is not a sign of patriotism with the where an american flag or not. i believe 512 bair one you should be able to and if you don't come you don't. it is only in authoritarian countries you are forced to wear an emblem of who you are. >> what do you think of all bosses policies of the predator drones and pakistan and afghanistan? >> is a very difficult issue because the question often is if you are trying to do what we're trying to do to get rid of terrorist what is the best method of doing it? and it goes back to my initial point* did you have to be careful not to cre

kim yu-na, clear leader.e axles. >> wow! >> one after the other, you mean, or within the program? >> reporter: i don't know if it's just in the program. >> why are you quizzing her like this? >> i'm fascinated by that. >> who would know if it's one after the next or in the program. >> that's why i ask the question. people want to know. find out. >> sara, don't worry about it. >> reporter: i'm on it. >> sara, don't worry about it. >> thank you. >> we'll catch up with her in a little bit. >>> the dog whisperer's treadmill trick to get your dog ready for spring. spring is actually on its way. um, i said "cover up or your hands will be in for a long dry spell. [ male announcer ] when the forecast calls for winter hands, reach for dawn hand renewal with olay beauty it goes beyond dishwashing to help your hands seal in moisture while you do the dishes. [ sponge ] so smooth. so soft. who could have predicted that? [ male announcer ] dawn does more... [ sponge ] so it's not a chore. to stay in your taco? ¿qué si pone

but kim writes oophorus book. if you can eat or drink behind the wheel why not texts? it is the same s either way you are not focused on the road. go to foxbaltimore.com and tell us what you think. sound off through facebook. send us a tweet. or text your answer to 45203, enter fox 45 a for yes. fox 45 b for no. and hear your response tonight on the "late edition", possibly, at 11:00. >> snow is falling on the ground as we speak. and our own jeff abell is right in the middle of things. jeff, what is it like out there, dare i ask? >> well, it is wet and snowy right now. so far, we don't have any responses as far as freezing but it could get worse we're told. want to show you what's taking place here at the city's salt yard where we are in a lull. but for most of the night, plows are rolling in here. filling up with salt. and rolling back out. in an all out assault on the streets. the city is using every available resource tonight. said it is fully deployed. opened a storm center where city leaders are tracking the storm. but the big question right now, what are they exp

. >> i'm kim cattrall. >> hi, i'm ken burns. >> i'm lili taylor. >> i'm henry louis gates jr., and public broadcasting is my source for news about the world. >> for intelligent conversation. >> for election coverage you can count on. >> for conversations beyond the sound bites. >> a commitment to journalism. >> for deciding who to vote for. >> i'm kerri washington, and public broadcasting is my source for intelligent connections to my community. >> bbc world news was presented by kcet, los angeles.

kim? >> justin, we're look going around the major roadways.ent at 695. 95 and the harrisburg expressway all checking in accident free. most of the incidents happening around the beltway. york road southbound at corbett road is a vehicle fire. we still have an accident remaining southbound lanes at harford road. out in aberdeen, there is an accident at paradise road. as we look at the jfx, you are looking good. we'll be right back with the morning news update next. >>> good friday morning and thanks for joining us. today is the first full day on the job, but stephanie rawlings- blake made it official yesterday taking the oath of office to become baltimore's 49th mayor on the heels of a scandal which cost former mayor sheila dixon her job. stephanie rawlings-blake already formed a transition team to plug a deficit in next year's budget. the first of the cuts will come from her own office. >>> gosry stores are busy and it is a safe bet shoppers will be buying bread, milk, toilet paper head of the snow. in rogers ford at the giant, the lines exten

here's kim brown. >> very messies with we do have light volume, fortunately that's making it extremely slow going, even on the major interstates. we're getting reports it's going to be kind of slow going through the fort worth mchenry tunnel. 95 the corridor between the beltways is running extremely slow because some of the roads have not been plowed so don't expect to go onto 695 or even 95 and expect to see all lanes open because that's certainly not the case as we're dealing with both a snow and ice event this morning. so here we go with the crashes. southbound on the harrisburg expressway, we have an accident there. in also good news in anne arundel county, davidsonville road now reopened at newman way. that earlier accident was reportedly involving anne arundel county fire crew so definitely keep that in mind. in anne arundel county though this is where it is coming in. in we have a crash again at route 450. howard county a crash in the westbound lane of route 100 at route 29. again you can make it out but you have to drive with a lot of caution, a lot of care. keep your speeds do

robert parks slipped into the country carrying letters from north korean leader kim jong-il, demanding he step down. park will be released after his, quote, admission and repentance of his wrong dogs. >>> act stress brittany murly died from pneumonia. according to the coroner, if murphy had seen a doctor sooner, she probably would be alive today. >>> and it appears pluto is undergoing a makeover. mass sa says pluto has rapidly become significantly redder in recent decades. exactly why is a mystery to scientists. but it proves to them pluto is not simply a ball of ice and rock. >>> and one new orleans saints fan will probably be watching what she it's at this week's super bowl party. she was taking her vitamins when she swallowed an earring shaped like a saints's logo. she's going to be just fine. we hope we didn't destroy your breakfast. >> and now here's a look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 10,002 after dropping a whopping 268 points. the s&p up 34. >>> taking a look at overtrace trading this morning, the nikkei fell 298 points, while in hong kong the hang

here's kim brown with the latest. >> definitely slick at this time. as the snow continues to come down roadways are getting worse. vised is getting worse. drivers are heading the warning. i have no accidents. just a couple incidents causing delays. southbound on the bw parkway disabled vehicle taking away two right lanes. expect delays there. slow-going westbound lane of the last ski highway. we are not looking bad in term of accidents. road conditions getting worse. use patience. >> back to you. >>> thank you, emergency still require help no matter how bad the situation gets. you can always count on the national guard to be there. hundreds of national guard members were on the job during the last storm. today several were honored before going above and beyond. soldiers drove ambulances and made emergency medical call. they helped heart attack victims. supported local fire companies. one pair of soldiers delivered a baby in baltimore city. >> we got there and we heard the girl screaming from the humvee. we ran up there. she was giving birth. i mean th

. >> i'm kim cattrall. >> hi, i'm ken burns. >> i'm lili taylor. >> i'm henry louis gates, jr., and public broadcasting is my source for news about the world. >> for intelligent conversation. >> for election coverage you can count on. >> for conversations beyond the sound bites. > for deciding who to vote for. >> i'm kerry washington, and public broadcasting is my source for intelligent connections to my community. >> "bbc world news" was presented by kcet, los angeles. thgovernment was urged to hurry up and get on with the executions by sound. iranians in the united states in the west needs to get its

talking to kim our chat room in prince frederick. it snowed and rained in calvert. they ended up with an inch and a half at newland. culpeper 21. winchester 28. our winds have been fairly light. this morning northwest at seven. 34 national. wind chill of 28. look at how the moisture exploded over south texas in the last six to eight hours. a sign sign of the intensification of the storm and we will be watching that closely the next couple of days. the seven-day forecast, 42 today. 40 tomorrow. no problems. we will get the melting and here's storm number two. friday night and saturday, saturday could be a very snowy day a highs of freezing. dry often sunday and monday and storm number three by tuesday afternoon and evening. highs in the low 30s. >> make it stop. traffic has westbound gude road closed because of an overturned traffic tanker truck. 270 southbound. everything is okay there. going northbound we are running in to problems. at shady grove we are losing three planes because of an understand den. crews are on the scene. moving to the beltway, the outer loop

kim and mark benson were out of work and down to their last $18,000. the lessons she learned losing 200 pounds and sunk that money into kim light's bagels and a weight watcher meeting website. they sell thousands of bags of bagels a month. - ( music playing ) - ( whirring ) - oh, you know what? let me call you back. announcer: you don't drink every time you smoke. yet you smoke every time you drink. drinking and smoking don't have to go together. re-learn life without cigarettes, free, at becomeanex.org. a new way to think about quitting. so, doctor... i've been thinking... no. you know how... no. so, doc, i've got this friend... [ male announcer ] talking to your doctor about erectile dysfunction isn't easy. actually, doc, there is something i want to talk to you about. [ male announcer ] but it's definitely a conversation worth having. twenty million men have had their viagra talk. when you're ready for yours, visit viagra.com for helpful conversation starters and to learn how viagra can help. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex.

meanwhile, the favorite, kim yu nah is in first place.inal skate is thursday. >>> on tuesday, the team usa won its first ever in the nordic combined thanks to the usa men's team who won a silver. >> he literally jumped over the cone right here and goes to the inner. he should have been on the outer lane. >> that's speed indicator sven kramer who goes from sure gold to being disqualified after his coach mistakenly tells him to switch lanes. >>> chris jansen is in vancouver for more. chris, you were in the ice rink for women's figure skating. we saw the tears on tape. it was just incredible. >> and there were a lot of tears in the eyes of the 11,000 people inside the stadium. joni rochette, courage. her father was in the audience. she skated nearly flawlessly. she came in with a score that put her in third place, a personal best. and you just have to imagine what was going through her mind at the end of it. she broke down in tears. she skated over to her coach and she threw her arms around him. i have seldom been at a sporting event where t

kim and mark benson were out of work and down to their last $18,000. took the lessons she learned losing 200 pounds and sunk that money into starting kim's light bagels and a weight watch meter's website. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to protecting the things you care about... ...leave nothing to chance. travelers. insurance for auto, home, and business. brand over the last decade... ...is now over the counter at walmart as prevacid 24hr - to treat frequent heartburn. over the counter. unbeatable prices. talk about a relief. save money. live better. walmart. do you want to try my crest extra white with scope outlast? i'm good. i bet your breath will still feel fresh when the movie's over. if i win, i'm going to vegas with the boys. ok. if i win, you're going to yoga with me. i love yoga. [ female announcer ] new crest extra white plus scope outlast. for a whiter smile and a fresh breath feeling that lasts up to 5 times longer than ordinary toothpaste. still fresh? yip. i want to be mad but it's tough with that smile. [ female announcer ] crest extra white plus s

kim yu-na has a good-sized lead over her japanese rival.he hometown canadians will be rooting for joannie rochette, the figure skater whose mother died just four days ago. she sits in third place. americans enter tonight's long program in fifth and sixth place. but to go home empty handed, it would be the first time in over 40 years that the united states has failed to medal in this event. you want to sound smart today, tell your friends that since 1968, the u.s. women have medaled in every winter games in ladies figure skating. they've won the gold in three of the past five olympics. >>> all right. let's huddle up one last time around the olympic flame here to talk about the mindless trivia that occupies 70% of the human brain. here's the headline to the first story. i'm not making this up. disgraced illinois governor rod blagojevich to give ethics lecture at northwestern university. true story. he'll be there speaking at a symposium called ethics in politics. an evening with former governor rod blagojevich. the college democrats there are

it would be america's first introduction to the kardashian family. 16 years later, his daughters kim and khloe hold huge sway on hollywood red carpets. each of them, somehow issues forth from a high profile l.a. legal case. now days, even jurors can imagine a big trial taking them to the big time. >> i do think that it starts to infact the process and i believe that jurors are thinking exactly that in the back of their mind. at the conclusion of this case, i get to sit down with an anchor woman and tell mill stomy story. that clear lip has now cooped into the process. >> thank you, your honor. >> phillip spector, you are charged. >> reporter: cameras in the courtroom, and america's true crime obsession, have fueled the fascination. mark geragos has represented jackson, winona ryder and chris brown. >> every time i've been through one of these, i say to myself, well, it can't get any crazier than this, and the next time, it does. >> i want to thank all of my patients and friends. >> reporter: while dr. murray has become a figure of public interest, there's something quite different ab