reporting live in vienna, kimberly suiters, news4. eun and joe, back to you. >> thanks very much, kimberly. if you have plans to fly out of change, those plans will have to change. all the flights out have been canceled for today. if there are any changes to that plan t air porlts will announce them sometime this morning. if you have a flight scheduled for today, most certainly call your airline to check on that flight before you even head out to the airport. >>> 4:39 is your time right now. 30 degrees. snow will not be the only issue today. >> coming up, the latest on the wind that's going to be blowing this snow around and causing major drifts. our coverage of the winter >>> 4:41 is your time. 30 degrees. there goes a truck trying to clear snow off the roads in northwest washington. a lot of slush still out on the roads and the snow is falling. it continues to fall today. >> you can see asphalt out there. that's a good sign. that's probably going to be covered up before long. let's get the latest on the snow coming our way falng rig

she is so hot she gives rugs kimberly gilfoil burn. it is good to know kimberly. and mary smith, delightful political anna list and who said who said .com commentator. she is so sharp she often throws herself at dart boards. interesting. and he is the robert to. >>> frit and the acid to my trip and the kung fu to my grip. it is my repulsive sidekick bill shultz. in hawaii he is a choking hazard. and he is damn smart for a bleeding heart. next to me is john devore. if he were a trashcan people would bang him in my driveway. and good to see you pinchy. >> check out the science section with the front page story on sexual addiction. thanks for allowing us to report on a fake disease, tiger woods. just being a man, greg. >> i know. >> i'm not. >> go uh away. >>> it looks like charlie went too far-ly and so wrangle is in a tangle. in a report released on friday, it concludes that charles wrangle violated congressional gift rules by accepting corporate finance trips to the caribbean in 2007 and 2008. but wrangle is playing dumb saying he had no knowledge of the sponsorsh

eun and kimberly? >> we've jt learned that montgomery county schools are also close this morning. >>> two big school systems, montgomery and fairfax, loudoun county as well. >>> many of us are getting tired of shoveling, stocking up and changing our plans. there are others enjoying the snow. >> you're not doing any shoveling, eun. >>> for some businesses all this snow is turning into a lot of extra cash. jackie bensen explains. >> reporter: this winter's seemingly endless snowfall has been very welcome by those helping local transportation departments with treating and plowing the roads. one of those businesses is merry field garden center. >> we're able to keep our guys busy and we're not putting s down or doing much planting right now, but it's great to give our guys work and give them some opportunity to make some money. >> reporter: those cleared roads are important to drivers who pappa john's pizza in merry field. when it snow ts, a lot of people stay in and order pizza. when the first flakes star

live in vienna, kimberly suiters, news4. back to you. >> let's go back to tracee wilkins in northwest washington with a look at how the roads are there. tracee, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. i was saying what a difference a ha hour makes. we have definitely had an inch of snow here in northwest washington since i first spoke with you. taking a look down at the sidewalk. this is mor than a covering now. this is becoming measurable. in fact, it's also becoming visible. take a look over here outside the cvs, we have workers out here already shoveling the snow in front of the cvs, taking care of some of the snow that was left over from the previous storm. with that walkway being covered, they were taking care of that snow as well. yes, we have digable, measurable snow in northwest. let's take a look out here at the roads. now, i've been seeing plows come back and forth on these roads since we've been out here this morning. i'm going to get out here so you can see what i'm talking about here. with the plows coming

we're going to go to kimberly suiters, where she's been out in vienna all day long, begging for food -- i mean, observing the conditions, as they are out there. >> she did find a couple places open, and hopefully you are well fed, kimberly. how you doing? >> reporter: i'm doing great! we just talked to this great lady over here who's from slovakia and she's trying to fly out of vienna, virginia, trying to get to vienna, austria. of course, her flight was canceled. but the people of vienna have been great. a lot of the businesses were open. the pharmacy was open, mcgruder's, the grocery store, the vienna inn for breakfast, starbucks just closed. we had a great coffee thi morning. but take a look at these conditions. this is what people are dealing with this morning in vienna. take a look, also, at some video from earlier today, oh, about an hour ago. a nice family pulled in, they wanted to show us the chains on their tires. they swear by them, they say, look, this is a public service deal. we want people to know that this is the only way to get aroundn this storm. listen in to what br

kimberly?coming up on "news4 today," more reports on the situation in chile after a record-breaking >>> we are back on this saturday morning, this 27th day of february, 2010 with a look at the name burning brightly in downtown vancouver. i'm amy robach in studio 1a. coming up on today, we have breaking news. a massive 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck central chile early saturday, shaking the capital for over a minute. buildings have collapsed and phone lines and electricity are down. people are wandering the streets right now. at least 78 people were killed, but the number is expected to grow. there tsunami warnings as far away as hawaii, the south pacific, australia, and asia. we will talk with an eyewitness to the earthquake this a bit. >> reporter: it has been a tsunami so be on the rning for it. we are trying to figure out where it will hit. my youngest son is studying in santiago. anxious moments. we heard from him and he is on a weekend trip north of there, but they left where they were on

kimberly?p on news 4 today at 9:00, you've heard of dogs, bears, and raccoons exploring your trash, but how about a panda hanging out on the porch, chomping on a bone. that story just ahead at 9:00. >>> and we're back on this sunday morning, the 28th day of february, 2010. you're looking at the olympic flame in vancouver burning brightly for its last day as the winter games come to a close tonight. i'm jenna wolfe with a great -- you guys are pretty great, right? i'm at studio 1a, lester holt is in vancouver. coming up in this half hour the u.s. men's bobsled team doing some things right. we're going to talk with them live, lester. >> and i'm so excited about these guys because, jenna, these were the fellow that say i got to ride with a few weeks ago. remember my bobsled run? they were it for real and in record time, amazing performance, gold medal, so looking forward to that coming up. >> they're going to invite you back to do everything for them because you're such a beacon of good luck. yeah

we'll be back in a m >> geraldo: kimberly is coming up in a moment. continuing with laura ingle, seems that the speed of light is how long it takes in terms of deadline. twitter is beating the associated press, facebook, my it is space, the other social networking sites there in a flash and posting videos and pictures. it is a whole new way. it is obviously difficult to know what is real and what is not but in a case like this there is not a political agenda and people are giving us the real deal. >> and we saw this with riots and haiti and we have seen this progress where we see the instant reactions, not only the pictures and the video but these personal accounts and stories. >> geraldo: there is the earthquake. >> i think that is from a security camera that somebody was able to link up. >> that may have been from terra.com group. >> there is one woman who has been on twitter in the last few hours, cheryl brewer and was telling people she couldn't get ahold of her sister-in-law maria today. the phone lines were dead and text messages weren't working

obviously kimberly is one of thousands in this situation.mile. >> you were there, thankfully, sanjay, able to help kimberly. i'm sure there are plenty of other kimberlies out there, people who don't have access to the same aid, waiting for basics like water, tents. what's the hold-up in haiti? we've seen so much aid going into the country. >> let me paint a picture for you that you might find interesting. a lot of these big tent cities you saw in the coverage for some time are the places most people knew about. that's where a lot of people congregated. but what also happened, what we learned, is that there were people congregating in neighborhoods that might be just ten minutes away from those big tent cities. problem was they didn't know those big tent cities even existed. there's been hardly any communication so they didn't know that the supplies or more resources were available just a short distance away. also a lot of aid workers didn't know where these neighborhoods specifically were located where people were still waiting. it was just

eun and kimberly? >> thank you, jerry. >>> we're bringing you live team coverage of this winter weather. we've hit the roads before you have to. >> news4's megan mcgrath is checking out conditions in northern virginia. let's head first to tracee wilkins live in largo, maryland. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we have seen folks out this morning shoveling. you almost have this whole driveway done. it didn't take you any time. >> i can't take a whole lot of time. got to keep moving. >> what do you think of the snow? >> it's easy to snosnovl. not deep. maybe two or three inches. >> are you looking forward to getting out on the roads, are you worried about what you have to look forward to out there? >> no. we just finished a school up the street, a church and day care center. we're doing a private driveway here. i'm looking forward to getting out and making some money. >> what did you find out there? >> roads were passable, really wet. not a problem at all. >> thank you for talking with us this mo

right now i'm reporting live in downtown vienna. >> stay safe out there kimberly. let's check out how things are at the airports. >> tara hamilton joins us now. good morning. >> good morning. >> the conditions are worsening, how is that affecting your crews out there. >> they were making some good head way on clearing what snow has fallen from our run ways, but now as you know, this blizzards situation is covering everything back up again, plus it's making it very difficult to see out on the airfield. so this is going to delay, i'm sure progress in terms of clearing the airfield. we're going to have to get through this situation and get back out there. >> i missed a little bit of that, you said they're going to stop working for a while? >> we're pulling them back during this blizzard period because there's little to no visibility as you can understand. >> we're looking at a camera right now. >> there you see not mh. so we had fortunately the crews had gotten a lot of snow up that had already fallen. we have to take it each stage of this storm and do the best we can

and then kimberly will follow with voter guides. said, we're just two guys and a web site, and then we linked up with kimberly and homemakers of america because that was her focus area. and it was a perfect fit, those three aspects coming together. so we've all been to d.c. or a lot of us have. can i have a show of hands who was in d.c.? that was an awesome, awesome period. and by the way, i know some of you left early on thursday night because you traveled long distances, et cetera, were tired. that's a very good movie that they showed, the tea party, the events leading up to the washington, d.c. march. and obviously by virtue of all of the handy saw, there are lots of witnesses to the fact that there are more than 60,000 people there, right? [cheers and applause] >> i mean, it really frustrated me. i had just southwest ohio that's john baner's district where we had the largest town hall in the u.s.a. 18,000 people on september 5t september 5th. and we put john boehner up on stage and asked questions that they did not know beforeha

and for kimberly? >> i get a -- i did a traps continental flight all in 13 days. i was the youngest person to do so at 15. >> sisters started flight lessons four years ago after visiting a museum that featured the black history of aviation. 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 confere

i am kimberly jones at the national gallery of art. ec wonderful paintings of picasso. there will be a special exhibition at the national gallery of art. good morning, washington. >>> 5:40 on this wednesday morning. a gorgeous white house this morning. a picture perfect morning with the snow covering all of the tres. everybody -- trees. everybody has a white house this morning. >> the roadways are not bad, at least from my drive from arlington to rockville. the roadways are mainly west. on the gw parkway, at one lane was slushy while the other lane was one. that is what you may run into. especially in the neighborhoods. that will be the hardest part of your morning. you mentioned how beautiful it is this morning. look at the trees. it is a gorgeous morning. every branch of every tree has snow on it. it is beautiful. just like that live picture of the white house. the power lines are covered, the trees are covered. everything is frosted over. it is beautiful. enjoy it while at last. once the snow was up, it will start melting off the snow. highs will be in the 40's. snow

hugs, loved soccer and fishing and dreamed of being a professional poker player and leaves behind kimberly and sister gabe yell. our biggest thank you as always is to you for being with us. a special did night from the new york control room, good night brett, liz, rosie. everyone, i'll see you tomorrow night 8:00 sharp eastern. until then, good night, friend.

leaves behind grieving stepmother kimberly, sister gabriel. david bentz, american hero. thanks to our guests but our biggest thank you as sauls to you for being with us. and a special good flight the new york control room. good night, brett, liz, rosy. everyone, i'll see you tomorrow night 8:00 sharp eastern. and until then, good night, friend.

. >>> 181 "american idol" contestants have tickets to hollywood, but many more like kimberly just didn'timberly. >> she got a unanimous no. >>> one of the new orlean saints players never would have guessed that he would be playing in the super bowl on sunday. you won't believe where he was less than a year ago. our joe carter has his amazing comeback story live from miami. >>> good morning. we think all of our viewers are vip but if you'd like to step in and say howdy, there's a way you can do that. cnn.com/robin and the tour ends right here. i always say, i hope nobody played hooky on their boss today and they end up on tv. oh, there they are! >>> breaking news this morning, the transportation department has opened a formal investigation into the brake problems in the 2010 model year toyota prius. now, the national highway traffic safety administration says that they have gotten 124 reports of problems with the prius and that includes four reports of crashes. that is brand-new information today. >>> a 2-year-old boy fell from a second story window, but thankfully his brother saw him and

let's ask our panel kimberly guilfoyle and former prosecutor jonna fill bore.e a point? he's not going to be able to get millions of dollars for southwest. let's be honest. the seats are pretty cheap and they are not making enough money to make it regular size seats all the other airlines have. but he has a great point. they did discriminate against him. i think a subjective policy where they can have one flight attendant say you are too fat, you don't make the cut. he did offer to buy two seats. but because he was feeling antisocial and didn't want to talk to anyone else. they humiliated him. they should have notified him prior to boarding him instead of kick him off in front of everyone else. that's where they are wrong. >> jonna are you on his side or the airlines side. >> i have to side with southwest on this one. kevin smith should quit whining. this is less about his he bear isment and more about his inconvenience. he purchased two seats on a different flight. when he wanted to leave earlier, that's where the problem arose. i agree the timing was wrong. d

and one of the interesting things for example, kimberly kagan does this in her book on the search and it's important because in the end that is what worked. and what nobody foresaw was iran would actually end up in fact supporting a.q. that everyone, the conventional wisdom was these two are completely different types of people, because iran is shia, the al qaeda people are sunni, and therefore, the two would never mix. what happened in the end was that they get. because they both had a common interest in destabilizing the country. and for iran, i think the reason they were interested in destabilizing iraq was because they worried about having a functioning majority shia country with a democracy on their doorstep. and for al qaeda, they knew perfectly well the whole mission was to try to say the west was oppressing islam. it's hard to do that if you replaced tyrannical governments with functioning democracies. >> so from your point of view, you think the shiite government worked? >> well, i can't think -- i doubt you have a different regime raise but we did have a machinery of governm

against cbs in connection to the super bowl halftime show that included janet jackson and justin kimberly minutes. >> we thought this would be appropriate here. this is a matter of cbs purses the federal communications commission. >> thank you, your honor and may it please the court. with the court's permission, i would like to reserve five minutes of my time. as this court once again turned over the $550,000 forfeiture imposed on cbs whereas its 2004 halftime show for three reasons. nothing in fcc versus the television stations alter's court findings that the fcc for 3 decades referred identically. victim does not affect the central issue in this case, whether the commission ever articulated or applied changed policy with respect to brief and unintended images followed to the super bowl broadcast. we abolished at the language in the decision requires -- acknowledged that it requires the circuit court, but they are made in a different context, as they were here. the rules were never articulated or applied, they were not mentioned under review in this case or any other fcc decision for the

plus, kimberly fletcher from homemakers of america at 12:00 eastern saturday.d answer session live at 9:00 eastern. national tea party on c-span,c pan radio and c-span.org. here's more from the "washington journal". host: national tennessee. ryan under wood is getting set to cover the tea party conference happening there this weekend. thanks for being with us. guest: political editor. thanks for having me. host: members of congress. decided not to attend but before we talk about the details the larger question is what's the significant this week send in guest: well i think a lot of people have their eye on the tea party in general, especially after the election of scott brown. from where i said, we really started see things kind of all eyes turned towards the tea party convention after that because there was a sense out there this was a real political force to be reckoned with but yet nobody knows what to make of it. is it a new party. exactly what is it? so some people are looking to this convention for some kind of answers to that question and obviously, look

. >> my two daughters representing 4/5 of my grandchildren, kimberly and carolyn.ause] >> my mother in law, thank you so much for being here. [applause] and of course mine and your first lady, miss laura. >> if i may divert a little bit from my prepared remarks, special guest, esther. [applause] >> and finally, but not least, my fellow citizens. welcome back to the people's house. it's been three years since a state of the state address was delivered in this historic building, monument to freedom and self-determination. join me in thanking all the skilled men and women who restored our capitol beyond its original glory and reflected our best hopes for an even brighter future. please join me. [applause] >> and they did it on time and on budget. [applause] >> and now, join me in extending our congratulations to two outstanding football teams that have made all of us in idaho so proud. whether you are a bronco or a v and nondal. they give me the bragging rights of one of three governors in the entire united states has a 100% winning percentage in the bowl season. so l

and one of the interesting things, for example, kimberly kagen does this on her book on the surge, idan, everyone -- the conventional wisdom was these two are completely different types of people, because iran is shia, the al qaeda people are sunni, and therefore, the two would never mix. what happened in the end was that they did. they both had a common interest in destabilizing the country. and for iran, i think the reason they were interested in destabilizing iraq was because they worried aboutçó having a functioning majority shee i can't country with a democracy on their doorstep, and for al qaeda, they knew perfectly well theiwhissi was to try to say the west was oppressing islam. it's hard to do that if you replace tyrannical governments with functioning democracies. governments with functional democracies. >> from your of view you think the machine of the government worked? >> i can't think -- i don't doubt you could have have a different machinery, but we did have a machinery of government that worked and worked effectively in order to analyze the problems were we are likely t