mary's, back towards s wrles county, stanford, l as fredericksburg, towards king george and the rest of the northern neck that is through tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. what are we going to be seeing over the next couple of hours? well, about 12:00, about an hour from now, the snow is going to be coming down. in some places, it's going to be coming down at a pretty good clip. these are nice big flakes with a very dry air mass. 17 degrees for the temperature. 15 degrees at 3:00 a.m. still snowing around 3:00. but then getting out of here. and by early tomorrow morning, the snow is gone. skies are starting to clear. temperatures, though are, on the cold side with temperatures around 14degrees. i do expect to see some delays. possibly school closings too. we'll keep you updated on all of those right here. >> thanks, doug. as the snow falls, crews are out treating the roads. it could be some problems for tomorrow morning's commute. shomari stone continues our coverage now. he is in la plata, maryland. shomari? >> reporter: well, jim, as doug just told you and as you can see, it is coming

. >> in virginia, clarke, focus, frederick, king george, and warren schools are closed. the same for winchester, fredericksburg, and shenandoah county. >> in west virginia, berkeley, hampshire, jefferson, and morgan county schools are closed. hardy county schools will open two hours late. if you missed one or didn't see your school listed, a complete list is at the bottom of the screen and on nbcwashington.com. >>> 4:31. time for weather & traffic on the 1s. let's get the latest on this deep freeze with storm team 4 meteorologist amelia seigel. good morning. >> good morning. our temperatures are going to remain below freezing. 32 degrees until saturday. this morning, bundle up. be cautious for black ice. what happened yesterday with all of the sunshine, we did have melting during the day. and that melting quickly refroze overnight. so again, this morning especially on the secondary roads and sidewalks, you could be dealing with some spots of black ice. temperatures right now, the single digits and teens. washington, now dropped down to 14 degrees. we're at seven in gaith

. >> staying in virginia, clarke, fauquier, frederick, king george, warren county schools are closed. the same for schools in winchester, fredericksburg, and shenandoah county. >> in west virginia, berkeley, hampshire, jefferson, and morgan schools are closed. hardy schools will open two hours late. if you missed one or didn't see your school, there's a complete list at the bottom of the screen and at nbc4washington.com. >>> amelia seigel tracking conditions as you step out the door. the first thing you'll notice is the cold. >> absolutely frigid temperatures to start off your thursday. and it will remain very cold once again. in fact, we can't shake this chill until saturday. temperatures right now at 15 in washington. elsewhere, mainly in the single digits. only coming in at one degree in manassas. and we're at five degrees right now in camp springs. the latest satellite and radar image. we're not tracking any precipitation right now. in fact, mainly clear skies across the area. winds are also for the most part relatively calm right now. however, as we get into the afternoon hours,

. >> reporter: we drove through charles county, into king george, virginia, back to st. mary's. most of the roads were wet, slushy, but a slick spot can creep up on you. this man was headed on 228 when he spun out. on crane highway, plows treating the roads, pushing snow. by later in the morning, traffic moving just fine on main roads. and though he likes the snow, he does have a problem on his hands. a little issue with his car. >> my windshield washer froze up, so i've got to get something to melt that out. >> reporter: still, a lot of work to do in this neighborhood. untreated, unplowed, everything blanketed in snow. >> this is just white powder snow. that's all it is. that's all we've had this year. >> reporter: nearby, alton brown is brushing off his church van prepping for a day of deliveries. >> yeah, they need the help today. >> reporter: he and dozens of other volunteers taking donations into the woods of southern maryland today, clothing blankets, toiletries, tents, as they try to take a survey of the homeless here. >> at least we're going to prepare for at least 300,

in virginia king george county schools and spots sylvania schools are closed and shenandoah county schools delay ited one hour. >> maryland, calvertton school is delayed two hours and the only delay in d.c. right now is the jefferson academy. they're delayed two hours and, of course, you can always head to our website, defensenewstv.com for a complete -- wusa9 tv.com for delays and closings. >>> many states are dealing with wicked winter weather and issued states of emergency. we didn't get quite as good morning, delia. >>reporter: good morning, jess, andrea. you know, this dusting that we did get is quite pretty, light, fluffy snow, easily just falls off your hands. can't quite make a snowball, but some great snow angels if the kids want to come out and play a little later before school. easy to brush off your car, so diving, getting out of the house not a problem. my neighborhood is southeast d.c., a little slick getting out this morning. those side roads not treated, but take a look at the main roads here. we're at route 1 in woodbridge and the roads, you can see the car just going by s

king george county in virginia. notice the blue colors on the map. that is a wind chill advisory in effect until noon today. let's take a look at live super doppler. you can see the snow in extreme southern maryland. this is beginning to exit in another couple of hours. we'll look for dryer conditions. we'll have to deal with that cleanup. leonardtown got 3 inches. lusby, 2 inches. culpeper, 1.5 inches. here is what you need to know for the rest of the day. it is a slow start. my neighborhood was on the icy side and not cleared at all. we watch for clearing skies and chilly conditions. warmer days are ahead. even some rain to help wash all of this away. we'll have details coming up in your seven-day forecast. first let's get the latest on the road conditions with amanda. >> thank you. we're already seeing problems on the road ways from all of that snow that fell. southbound lanes at b.w. park write a shut down. please be prepared when you try and get on that offramp, it is going to be closed and you'll be detoured around that. a pole is down and wire

culpepper, king george, caliber, st. mary's all with a two hour delay. >> it's going to be very cold. secondarye ground and roads will still have an issue. 15 in germantown. areas around two degrees ranging up to 14 with light wind. making some nice progress as temperature starts a rebound. it gets kind of unsettled. lots to share with you when i join you in studio in a few minutes, leon. tested watert samples saying that it contained formaldehyde. west virginia's top officials are calling the claims unfounded. >> tonight, passengers on board the nightmare cruise leaving hundreds sick and quarantined are speaking out. royal caribbean's explorer of the seas pulled into port and withassengers became ill what they believe to be the normal virus. >> vomiting, diarrhea. of doors.ed on a lot >> if they confirm the nuri l virus, it will be one of the largest out rakes in 20 years. it will be scrubbed and sanitized before its next scheduled departure which is friday. >> can they really do that? >> they are going to try. [laughte

. >> in virginia, clarke, focus, frederick, king george, and warren schools are closed. the same for winchester, fredericksburg, and shenandoah county. >> in west virginia, berkeley, hampshire, jefferson, and morgan county schools are closed.

and king george is weird because lebron has king james and he just beat you to that. >> yeah. >> jimmy like to see you switch to number 13 so you can be pg-13. is that -- [ laughter ] >> that's not bad. >> jimmy: is that a consideration? >> that's not bad. that's got a ring to it. pg-13. >> jimmy: why not try it out? does anybody wear number 13 on your team? >> no. no one. >> jimmy: it's perfect, then. >> it is. >> jimmy: do you have to go through some sort of process to change the number? >> yeah. and i think i've got to send out like, you know, a bunch of sorry letters to everyone that just purchased the 24 jersey. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> that'll be tough. >> jimmy: all right. well, you'll write a few letters and everything will be set. well, congratulations on -- you're having such a great season. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: your team is doing so well. the pacers play the portland trail blazers on friday, february 7th. 7:00 the big game on espn. thank you for being here. pg-13, paul george. we'll be right back with airborne toxic event. [ cheers an

. >> reporter: montgomery, lowdon, culpepper, king george, grantham, west virginia. checking just at the moment. >> you can do like howard is doing, go to wusa9.com. >>> hey weatherwise we have light freezing rain moving in right now from west to east. causing some glaze, mainly on elevated surfaces, sidewalks, the roads at the moment, at least, knock on wood, seems to be okay and treated. >> we are going to take this very seriously. that could be a problem. that is going to be a problem for several hours. be left with just raow

mary's and then king george, columbia beach, i think this could be actually west of the metro. so there's going to be areas west of i-95 picking up a little bit of snow. the trend is working in that direction. also the trend has been that the heavy stuff will stay south and east, and i believe that to be the case. this starts to clear out early tomorrow, so the sun will return. we'll get back into the 20s, the upper 20s tomorrow. how much snow am i talking about. well, i've taken these bands, moved them a little north and west from this morning. around d. c. up maybe to frederick here through loudoun loudoun county as well. 1 to 3 fredericksburg, prince charles, annapolis. southern calvert, st. mary and if you're in the northern neck you can get 6 to 9. check this out. williams burstburg, norfolk, maybe even a foot. our forecast today cloudy, 22, some snow tonight, 17. tomorrow 28 as we clear out pretty early. 36 thursday. friday we're into the 40s with a chance for some rain or snow showers and upper 40s on saturday and a reminder we'll start tomorrow morning at 4 a.m. coverin

we have king george county and stafford schools in virginia, and both school systems will open two hourscounty, parents and students will want to double check your bus stops. a lot of roads are still icy from earlier this week. some stops had to be moved for safety. this mainly affects dirt or gravel-covered roads. loudoun county says pickup times will be as close to normal as possible. as for conditions now, let's check in with tom kierein. >>> right now, no rain or freezing rain in the metro area. a big area in color under a freezing rain advisory. most of the region north and west, until 11:00. it's in effect until about 9:00 this morning around the metro area. up to .1 inch of ice is possible. storm team 4 radar, the area in pink is a little light freezing rain now. just beginning to move in to fauquier, prince william counties, western loudoun county. it's on a track to be right into manassas here by around 4:38. should be into fairfax a little after 5:00. around 5:30 into mt. vernon. into washington, just a little before 6:00. we'll have a little light freezing rain on untreated su

. >> king george county, arlington was scheduled to be closed already today. schools is at the bottom of the screen and on nbcwashington.com. >>> if you are heading out to work or school this morning, you'll see plenty of plows getting ready to be on the roads for you. crews in maryland, d.c. and virginia worked through the night to pretreat the roads. d.c. has more than 200 trucks ready to work 12-hour shifts spreading salt. vdot will have more than 4,000 pieces of equipment working when the snow starts falling and 350 trucks in montgomery county. >>> metro is also preparing for the winter storm. the agency suggests you travel before the worst of the storm hits and after it leaves. train service is expected to begin at its regular time at 5:00 a.m. the agency says fewer trains could run later in the day depending on ridership and weather conditions. metro buses plan to run their normal schedule. if metro needs to suspend bus service, it will give you

. >> clarke, frederick, king george, culpeper, spotsylvania schools are closed as are schools in fredericksburgah county. winchester schools will open two hours late. >> in west virginia, berkeley, hampshire, jefferson, and morgan county schools are closed. hardy county schools will open two hours late. a complete list at the bottom of the screen and at nbcwashington.com. that list is also on the nbcwashington app. >>> now time to check the forecast. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia siegel tracking conditions. another really cold morning. >> absolutely. everybody is under a windchill advisory. you see the entire area coated in blue right now. now, this alert will run until 9:00 for windchills as low as anywhere from ten to fiv degrees below zero. dress in many layers. a hat and gloves are absolutely needed as you step out the door. with windchill temperatures this cold, frostbite and hypothermia is possible. here's a look at the current windchill temperatures or how it's feeling outside. it's feeling about four in washington, six below in gaithersburg, and two below in mariners. right now, fre

revolutionary founding fathers on its head who actually fired the revolution in order to against king george's spine and he kind of turned that around saying that paul revere himself was a spy. you know there was nothing there about the person pieces well what about can she sleep easier tonight. if she's going to be spied on next time he'll bring a first or maybe directly to her face what she may be keeping from him. well actually if anybody would be the one that they would be very careful about turning on to spy on it would be angela merkel knowing knows how many other heads of state might fall into this little more are there any more who serve what about her. well i you know the thing is what's the check on this because again obama is very sour on whistleblowers and so even if he was fine his very best friends even if there is a new martin luther king jr in this country that they are spying on by bike washing this ability to get the truth out which he did in the speech it's going to be affectively the same regime as before. so small steps made here you think more could have moved much more c

us this has always been part of the american republic from the declaration of independence about king george the third. jefferson raciest erected a multitude of new offices. swarms of officers to harass our people and yet their substance. that could well be set as today is a big government. there's probably two ways to look at big government versus limited government. there are qualitative issues. on the quantitative side, lots of ways to add up how big government has become or how far away we are getting from limited government. one would be to simply add up the number of several employees, especially nonmilitary civilian employees, which of course is at an all-time high. you could add up to pages in the federal register. again, at an all-time high. in the last two years, growing at an exponential rate. the most traditional way to do the quantitative analysis is this charge i have here, which is federal government spending as a percentage of gdp. in the early days of the republic, from the founding to the new deal, it is generally 2% or 3%. although there would spikes during wartime. as you

this has always been a part of the american republic from the declaration of independence about king george iii. jefferson writes he has erected a multitude of new offices, said his officers to harass our people. i think that could well be of today, of the government. we suggest in our book probably two ways to look at big government versus little government. there's a quantitative way, several quantitative ways and then there are all located issues. so on the quantitative side they would be lots of ways i think to add up how the government has become of how far away we getting from limited government. one would be simply add up the number of federal employees or especially federal nonmilitary civilians which, of course, is at an all time high. you could add up the federal register, government regulation, again at an all time high. and, frankly, in the last few years growing at an exponential rate. the most traditional way to do the quantitative analysis is his chart that i have here, which is federal government spending as a percent of gdp. in the early days of the republic, from the found

snowfall totals, and huntingtown between two to three inches, and three to four in leonardtown, and king georgeand you could see between two to three inches, and the same up in camp springs with one to two expected around annapolis, too. and so slightly snow or moderate snow down to the south, it is going to be over by 5:00 a.m. and the thing is with the temperatures being this low, 8 to 14 degrees could be some slick spots on the area roads, and the chance for slick spots is what leads to early delays by tomorrow morning, and sunshine backed by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow morning and the afternoon will be less breezy and the northwest wind at 10 to 20 miles per hour. and extended forecast is saturday's high at 47 and 43 for the super bowl sunday with light showers moving through the area, and the upper 30s tuesday of next week, and so say bye-bye to the teens, and the low 20s, and looks like a little bit of a warming trend through the weekend. michelle? >> well, pop super star justin bieber has a valentine's day date with a south florida judge. he set a february 14th arraignment for the 19-year-old sta

benjamin rush against king george at the risk of being trekkers hide a society to end slavery in 1773 in the continental congress -- sorry, and the constitution convention, much debate was given to ending slavery. that's the founding fathers of which 39 times the cons to to shame. so, i hear you in your speech continually, continually talking about race. i don't see the race factor, unless like jesse jackson, jesse jackson wants to make some money off of the continuing race card. so i tell you a story. when i was in new orleans during katrina relief, so i met this lady at the desk and she helped us out. every night for seven, eight, we had good conversations. on sunday, her husband came to pick her up. she introduced me to her husband. i went over to talk to them. right out obama? i listed my out of his mouth twd you vote for obama? i listed my reasons why. issue after issue after issue. by the way, i started with clinton. rush was not my favorite either because as a property owner i keep losing rights. as an employer i keep losing rights. i will also draw to the attention that bush w

benjamin franklin 1773 against king george at the risk of being traitors had a society to end slaveryal congress congress, in the constitutional convention convention, much debate was given to anteing slavery. that is the 56 founding fathers out of 39 that signed the constitution. so i hear you in your speech continually, continually talk about race. i don't see the race factor among us, like jesse jackson he wants to make money of the continuance of race. i will tell you a story during katrina relief. i met a lady at the desk and she helped us and for every night for eight nights we had good conversations then her husband came to pick her up. she introduced me to her husband and a first thing out of his mouth he said did you vote for a obama? is assisted by but as a property right keeps losing rights. and i started with clinton even bush was controlled by the democrats in control of the house and senate. he could not get anything done. it is there issue. so talk about the issues we did not vote for obama because he was blocked by the -- black i said no it was issues. but i said to yo

george, not, king included here. the temperatures are holding above the zero mark. you can see that wind drawing in the cold air. will hold our temperatures up. when we do not have the wind, it is 19 in d.c.. it is not the coldest that we have seen this season. it does feel cold. it is mostly cloudy and breezy through 9:00. to make it upng to 20 degrees and flatten out in the afternoon. degrees we expect 22 and that is our high temperature this afternoon. is the coldest and we will go up from here. i will let you know at the end of the workweek, that is coming in a few minutes. it was dark and early on my way and. that is the benefit to getting up early. you miss the traffic around here and that is the case this morning. you can see that things are running smoothly around 295. these are the places where we see things build. it is into the 11th street bridge and you can see delay free conditions there. the 11th street bridge is parallel to the douglas bridge. that is a live shot we are looking at right now. cal gas southnto capitol street. it is windy out there. i ne

mourning in fact supply of coffee last the mark of respect for him and that many called the king was like as george body. name two hours at the statue of a full coherent and his mind trying the same interests of the rarer became an international sporting icon he was a bench be that it is one of the ten best vocalists of all time. the bosses of his longtime plump and featured devon outside the stadium to pay their respects to the nineteen sixty five battle to win up with people he said. i'm here because he stays here was not ideal with nt to support system we have utmost respect for him. he had not seen use a gift idea but judging by the dda than i've seen he was a great player and the star icon which is why i'm here today with a smile. was it the worst. cindy was born into pulled it in mozambique which was then a portuguese colony. after a childhood spent painting his focal skills learned to portugal in his late teens to start a career in this post. he was named european footballer of the year in nineteen sixty nine the race to global fame units that we need to portugal's the nineteen sixty six wil

george. the future king was born at london's st mary's hospital. and that's a look at some of the biggest headlines of 2013. for "teen kids news," i'm david lee miller, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> most of us think of school supplies as pens, pencils, and notebooks. but how about dirt? that's right -- dirt, as in what you find in a garden. >> you guys know what plants need to survive, right? >> yes. >> water. >> yes. >> air? >> air. what else? >> sun. >> sunlight? what else? >> you need string, too, and a ruler. these students at the drew charter school in atlanta, georgia, are cultivating both their gardeniand their math skills. how does math figure into gardening? >> every gardener needs to be a good mathematician. in order to plan your garden, you need to understand how many plants or how many seeds you'll require to plant, for how much you want to harvest. >> kyla is with the captain planet foundation. one of their programs is to help schools use hands-on gardening to teach all kinds of subjects. >> we have lesson plans that are link

king. can the government will rebuild. everyone from george washington to a ramekin to martin luther king is going to be saying, we will build something together of the people for the people like what is patriotic, that is with they have in common. that is light, modern civil rights movement, modern founders. they're doing what they did. our side, the people who appreciate the movement phiz composite in our gridlock for two reasons and they are not easy to talk about. but want to throw them out because i think we need to get out of this notion that the only hope that we have is for the other side to drop them. [laughter] the people who appreciate the racial aspects of advancement in american history is directly from the very beginning of our republic through the civil war, through the progressive era, through the civil rights era, and now today down to obama, the people who appreciate the racial aspects talk only about race. they did not enlarge it. they do not pay attention to the lesson that monolithic thing in the civil-rights movement. the

king federal holiday back in 1986. >>> it's been almost two months since postal carrier tyson barnett was shot and killed while walking his prince george's county route and today with martin luther king, jr. day as a back drop his family and friends are marching again calling for changes in the postal service. hank silfverberg brings us the story. >> reporter: some of the members of mr. barnett's family and members of the postal workers union came to the mlk memorial to rally. they don't believe postal workers should still be delivering when it's dark and they're now walking down to l'enfant plaza where the postal service is located to push their point that postal workers should not be out after dark. like many postal carriers, 26- year-old tyson barnett of upper marlboro was finishing his route after dark saturday november 23rd when he was gunned down in what may have been a robbery attempt. two months later police are still working on the case but no arrests. the union, bar net's family and friends continue to call for changes so no one has to deliver the nail after dark for safety reasons. >> we've had enough. we're drawing a line in

king. the hard work began after that. what kind of government are we going to build? everybody from george washington to abraham lincoln the martin luther king is saying, we're going to build something together through government, of the people, by the people, for the people. that's what's patriotic. that's what they have in common. that's what i call the modern civil rights movement modern founders. they're doing just what they did. our site, the people who appreciate the movement, is complicit in our gridlock for two reasons. they're not easy to talk about. i want to throw them out because i think we need to get out of this, out of this notion that the only hope we have is for the other side to drop dead. [laughter] [applause] the people who appreciate the racial aspects of advancement in american history, historically, from the very beginning of our republic through the civil war, through the progressive era, through the civil rights era in and out today down to obama, the people who appreciate the racial aspects talk only about race. they don't enlarge it, they don't pay attention to t

number three, pacers paul george up in sacramento. indiana beats the kings in overtime.melo hit it is half court shot. he had 37 points in the first two quarters. he was the man tonight. he had 62 points and he got it right there and set the knicks single game recordment he beat bernard king and kobe bryant. so melo is the new man add mad son square gardens. >> we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, [ superfan ] we're hitting the road to help america discover the new helper. you've got to try this sweet & sour chicken helper. i didn't know they made chicken. crunchy taco or four cheese lasagna? can i get another one of those actually? [ superfan ] hey, america, we're here to help. ♪ i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? >> talking a lot about the weather. in the sierra nevada. they are having a tuff time without the snow. >> businesses here, especially in napa, ar

number three, pacers paul george up in sacramento. indiana beats the kings in overtime.t is half court shot. he had 37 points in the first two quarters. he was the man tonight. he had 62 points and he got it right there and set the knicks single game recordment he beat bernard king and kobe bryant. so melo is the new man add mad so melo is the new man add mad son square garden,,,,,,,,,,,, i know, it's a lot to take in. that's why i've conducted this comprehensive analysis, comparing my prices to my competitors', so you know you're getting a good deal, even if it's not with me! pretty rad, right? what is she talking about? i have no idea. [ bell rings ] i'll take everything. what?! man on p.a.: comparing rates since back in the day. >> talking a lot about the weather. in the sierra nevada. they are having a tuff time without the snow. >> businesses here, especially in napa, are picking up a lot of crowds. the wine makers are saying cheering to the warm winter weather. many people are changing their get away plans and heading to wine country instead. napa is seeing 20% mor

older definition of an imperial president, something the founding fathers were debating, george washington and kingatever. my question is, is there a sense that the imperial president -- the definition has changed in this modern form. could you maybe lay out what your modern imperial president looks like a bit? >> what he looks like? >> if there is a universal. >> there probably is no universal imperial president could i think there is a person who can establish a vision of what he wants for his or her country's role in the world and begin to move towards that direction. as someone who has a firm grasp of how to use the levers of power to makethis happen, internally and externally to make this happen, internally and externally. it is one of these things that is kind of you know what it looks like when you see it, but you can't necessarily describe it. if you see it and it works, it is an imperial presidency that works could i cannot identify an imperial president right now and i cannot identify an imperial president right now in any western democracy who does that. there was great hope when preside

king show. >> guest: there was this discussion. c-span: george stallings and another catholic priest. my question for you is did it irritate you that you were asked to come to the show and then because of this disagreement that broke up a rescheduled you? >> guest: no, it's normal. one may understand particularly that may happen. i don't think it was a personal thing that happened. c-span: what has been the overall reaction from what you have seen by the media to you and this book lacks. >> guest: i felt very good here and i don't have any complaints. i am glad to be here. i hope that the book will help people understand the struggles for israel and the people there. from every aspect. i tried to make it interesting. sometimes i found it easier to do the things been bent to write about those things. but it was interesting. c-span: i have a cover story in insight magazine which is published by "the washington times" in the cover story looks like this. we will show the the audience a couple of people that you probably know pretty well. just incidentally we talked about the fact you were

fireman george loneky reached the fallen king. >> the whole side of his right jaw was gone. >> i tookdn't want kids to see him smoke. and i took the package out of his pocket. i have them in my possession somewhere now. i have a handkerchief where i wiped much blood off -- off my hand. >> i couldn't feel a pulse beating. i knew that he was done gone. >> so he probably never even heard the shot. >>> just ahead, the evidence left behind. >> i knew it was a rifle, it was a hunting-type rifle. >> and the doubts that remain. you don't think james earl ray acted alone? >> i don't think james earl ray acted. >> you don't think he pulled the trigger? >> i don't think he had anything to do with the killing. my dad has aor afib.brillation, he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin at reducin

. >> is correct in that george vi who came over as the young king's -- that part is correct. i don't know about -- i don't know about the bad language used by the queen. i don't think that was recorded by the press. films like to put in fiction and there is a lot of fiction in hyde park on the hudson but he did eat a hot dog, yes, sir. >> thank you for your speech. i am struck by the parallels. maybe you could talk about them, between the naval career in world war i and the pre pontians fdr had about modernizing the fleet. churchill's career similarly in the naval officer in england could you talk a little bit? in a way they were marching hand in hand and parallel. >> young franklin roosevelt is very interesting at the beginning of world war ii, churchill began to write letters to roosevelt under the name of former naval person because he had been first lord of the admiralty at the beginning of world war i and got the job again at the beginning of world war ii but moved into the prime minister's job and again was former naval person. roosevelt met churchill twice during world

older definition of an imperial president, something the founding fathers were debating, george washington and king, whatever. my question is, is there a sense that the imperial president -- the definition has changed in this modern form. could you maybe lay out what your modern imperial president looks like a bit? >> what he looks like? >> if there is a universal. >> there probably is no universal imperial president. i think there is a person who can establish a vision of what he wants for his or her country's role in the world and begin to move towards that direction. as someone who has a firm grasp of how to use the levers of power to make to make this happen, internally and externally. it is one of these things that is kind of you know what it looks like when you see it, but you can't necessarily describe it. if you see it and it works, it is an imperial presidency that works could i cannot identify an imperial president right now in any western democracy who does that. there was great hope when president obama came to power in the united states that we did have a person who could perhaps creat

westminster george osborne with his big red nose and floppy feet scaring citizens into taking on ever more debt for fear of missing out on the property ladder or the equally horrifying stephen king like clowns of ben bernanke m.r. carney wearing their big red frizzy wigs and staring menacingly in through your window at night pulling teeny tiny score down to the bankers. proximately sixteen percent of imports came from illegal fishing. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. but the territorial waters the fish. they load the fish into the ships and leave. today illegal fishing just taking the bread out of our mouths. much if your advice is centered around the negative aspects of american culture example mindful eating social eating of voiding of snacks how much of an influence do you think american culture has on the rest of the crave they succeeded to things with. the world the snake. the food that they did all the countries worldwide. are staying with us here on r t fourteen minutes past the hour a mosque in the swedish capital has been tar

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westminster george osborne with his big red nose and floppy feet scaring citizens into taking on ever more debt for fear of missing out on the property ladder or the equally horrifying stephen king like clowns of ben bernanke m.r. carney wearing their big red frizzy wigs and staring menacingly in to your window at night pulling teeny tiny scored goals of the bankers. you're watching our to international coming to life from moscow let's move on now nothing seems to be able to stop europe's lurch to the political right with only tentative signs of economic growth and precious little good news for deeply indebted countries like greece and france it's a movement that seems difficult to reverse as peter out of a takes a closer look at a continent in such a new also to heart problems. from the d.l. in britain to golden dawn greece and the south far right groups are making their voices heard in europe finance this financial crisis affected everyone and it has allowed the right wing organizations to give people someone to blame for their problems it's those people's fault that is how they were crude greece has seen a marked increase in support of the far right and neo nazi groups golden

westminster george osborne with his big red nose and floppy feet scaring citizens into taking on ever more debt for fear of missing out on the property ladder or the equally horrifying stephen king like clowns of ben bernanke m.r. carney wearing their big red through the wigs and staring menacingly through your window at night pointing teeny tiny scored down to the bankers. or plundering your bank accounts in the national wealth yes these horrid clowns are scaring people off clowns altogether oh what a tragedy stacy yes max in fact you mentioned the clown of westminster george osborne we have an image here from william bonzai he was staring in apparently into william bonds a sevens window over the new year but time magazine named him the briton of the year george osborne for his economic policies the very next day over here on the guardian they observer the weekend edition of the guardian their front page mortgage rise will plunge a million into perilous debt so the economic policies are working making him a hero to the times because the housing market is bubbling bubbling bubbling but it's cause paralysed debt so he's a hero to the payday loan industry that's for sure because h

westminster george osborne with his big red nose and floppy feet scaring citizens into taking on ever more debt for fear of missing out on the property ladder or the equally our fire stephen kinglike clowns of ben bernanke and mark carney wearing their big red frizzy wigs and staring menacingly in through your window at night pointing teeny tiny scored to the bankers. obviously we should be quite concerned about a lot of the recent revelations about spying and so forth the internet remains the most powerful tool for the spread of freedom in the world today. thanks for staying with us nineteen minutes past the hour now a mosque in the swedish capital has been targeted by vandals who spray painted nazi swastikas across the main entrance incidents like these happening across europe after the financial downfall of two thousand and eight launched a trend that could be difficult to reverse the far right gaining ground with the u.k. greece and france among those seeing the spread of nationalism artie's peter all of our reports. from the d.l. and the wolf to go to greece and the south far right groups are making their voices heard in europe. this financial crisis affected everyone and

king steve is calling from george, virginia. caller: good morning.my son is in federal prison for an analog drug charge. i would like to know -- he is trying to do his own appeal now, the first one to his attorney failed. if there is anyone who can help them with that? the first person ever convicted of an analog charge like this, for bath powder. guest: i am sorry to hear that. i wish him all the best. it is difficult for me to know, exactly, procedurally, what is going on with this case. the analog drug cases are relatively new. at least ones involving bath salts and other types of synthetic drugs or new drugs that have not arisen before. lawyershat his prior preserved any issues that there might be. know, i would recommend speaking to his private lawyers to see what his avenues of re- just might be. it is difficult for me to say what help he could get at this point. republicangan, caller, natasha. welcome to the program. caller: good morning. host: morning. ,aller: mr. michael nachmanoff i applaud you for your services. so many people neglect the

george takei. have? >> it's over 4.7 million. >> how many twitter followers do you have? >> over 800,000. >> at the tender age of 76 you have become the king of social media. how did that happen? >> it's taken a long time, 76 years. >> but, i mean, clearly - when media? >> about three years ago. again we were talking about combining the various interests. we developed a musical "allegiance" about a subject too many don't know too much about still. and we have invested a lot of funny and talent and energy and time, and we needed to build an audience for it. the best way to get the word out, so to speak, and to educate people was, i thought, social media. i began. but the - my base was sci-fi geeks and nerds and i had to expand that. we tried a lot of different things. it was humour that seemed to attract a lot of people and get them to share and engage, so i started making funny comment about sci-fi and science and it expanded and i found that pictures called mims gets more, and a few kiddies gets a lot of likes and shares. so it extended more. we had a large enough audience, so i spoke about lgbt equality. there's a large overlap between s

westminster george osborne with his big red nose and floppy feet scaring citizens into taking on ever more debt for fear of missing out on the property ladder or the equally horrifying stephen king like clouds of ben bernanke and mark carney wearing their big red frizzy wigs and staring menacingly in through your window at night pointing teeny tiny scored goals of the bankers. of the twenty fourteen olympics was this police line why is it so special as the russian resort prepares to welcome the world power the games should be in the city's present and future. so it will bring it this is the moment they're reporting from a very cold snowy windy mountainous tough beyond the olympics but . today on our team. he survived the atrocities. to make a final decision. he has changed his life and the world around him. by giving up. hope. and love to so many children. nikolai the american worker on the tape. dramas the chance to be ignored to the. stories of others refused to notice. faces change the world writes now. a full picture of today's events live on demand from around the globe. dropped. to fifty. so. there are there are lying all antarctica stations that are going to make a radio

king show, i happens to be watching that night. >> because of that, i did not, because it was a night with a particular discussion -- >> george stalling, a catholic, did it irritate you to come on the show? >> no, i do not think it was personal. >> what has been the overall reaction from what you have seen by the media to you on this book? >> i don't have any complaints. i am glad to be here. i hope that the book will help people to understand the part of israel and our people there from every aspect. i tried to describe in an accurate way. sometimes i found it was easier to do the things than to write about those things, but it was interesting. >> i have a cover story in "insight" magazine, which is published by the "washington times," and the cover story looks like this -- i want to show the audience, a couple of people you probably know pretty well. we talked about the fact that you were born in israel 61 years ago, how about these two gentlemen when you look at here, mr. perez and mr. shamir, were they born in israel? >> no, they were not born in israel. >> what country did they come from? >> both of them are born in poland. >> wh

king was assassinated in memphis, tennessee. this holiday was created back in 1983 when president reagan signed into it law. only other two other people have national holidays honoring them, george washington and christopher columbus. that's going to do it for us. thanks for watching. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> nightly business report is brought to you in part by -- cer: matt elmore: (♪ theme music ) (♪) matt elmore: welcome to imagemakers a weekly showcase featuring the best short films from around the world. stay tuned and enjoy the filmmakers of tomorrow today on imagemakers. imagemakers is made possible in part by a grant from: celebrating the vitality and power of the moving image. and by the: (chewing) i wake up in the morning, i sip my tea,

king was assassinated in memphis, tennessee. this holiday was created back in 1983 when president reagan signed into it law. only other two other people have national holidays honoring them, george washington and christopher columbus. that's going to do it for us. thanks for watching. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> nightly business report is brought to you in part by --

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