brian lamb: 272 overall.rooks: she goes through each of these phrases and says where they came from and how they evolved and different uses over the years. "conceived in liberty," what did lincoln mean when he was 20, when he was 40? it is a deep dive into that speech which i found illuminating. brian lamb: there is another -- one of the things that you say is that hardly a year goes by that you cannot give an award to michael lewis. david brooks: i try to not give him an award because he has gotten a few but superstars are superstars. brian lamb: let's look at him for a while. for those who do not know him, he has gotten a lot of attention. >> so a guy that i met experimented in high-frequency trading strategies but never put into practice, a professorial type, collided with an old trader. let's try it. let's go trade with the thing you dreamed up. i have never done it before but let's do it. they are hooked up to doing trades and they hit the button and they are losing money. the ceo says, turn it off. he y

brian lamb: why the name? thomas allen harris: through a lens darkly comes from the bible, corinthians, it is the 13th chapter, and it is, how do we see god? we see god right now, through a lens, darkly, so it talks about reflections and the idea of seeing divinity within oneself and the ways in which one can see the great art has been about reflection of the divinity and how certain types -- and how within this country, african-americans are seen as the opposite of being worthy, of something opposite of having value. brian lamb: how long did you live in africa and where? thomas allen harris: i lived in africa from the time of 1974 through 1976, and i lived in tanzania, which is in east africa. brian lamb: is there a way to characterize, i mean how old are you there? thomas allen harris: i was there at the beginning of adolescence. brian lamb: but is there a way to characterize how africans look at themselves as compared to african-americans look at themselves? thomas allen harris: yes, i made a film that talk

ground lamb with spices, a good place to start. so what do you guys do for a living?f contemporary art. >> which is an exploding scene here. >> three different culture, abyssian culture, iranian and islamic culture. >> it has changed a lot during the last decade. so this is the actual marrying. i would recommend you to try this one and this one and this one. >> okay. >> why not? ♪ >> so a kebab wouldn't be complete without persian rice. fluffy, long grained, perfectly seasoned with saffron, the rice in this country is unlike nothing you've ever had. >> tony, first you should take the butter and put it on your rice. bon appÉtit. >> bon appÉtit. >> it's good. >> it's really good, yeah. it was a hopeful time when i arrived in iran. a window had opened. there had been a slight loosening of restrictions since the election of president hassan rouhani, and there was optimism for a deal that could lead to an easing of crippling economic sanctions imposed because of iran's continued nuclear program. trade restrictions that have been very, very difficult for everyone. but there

lamb is still waiting for answers. >> i'm not going away.nd out what's in the ground. >> a judge dismissed the claims in the latest lawsuit, but she left the door open for lamb and his partner to investigate one claim. they say they're already preparing an appeal. despite numerous requests, no one from san mateo health would talk to us on camera. today, it still insists there's no further evidence to support more investigation into the property. >>> at ktvu.com, we have posted a timeline of key events in this case. just look for the link to eric's story on the front page. if you have an idea for 2 investigates, we want to hear from you. email 2investigates@ktvu.com. >>> a sexual harassment trial has begun in san francisco. it's expected to be closely watched in silicon valley. ellen pao is suing for millions of dollars. she claims the firm allowed her to be sexually harassed by male managers, then fired her when she complained. the company is denying the allegations. >>> "the los angeles times" is reporting that women are leaving the high-te

>> lamb. >> sal: lamb. okay. oh, okay. jill lamb. jill lamb? oh, you're jill lamb?> yeah. >> sal: this is your new 2015 volvo xc-60. congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> sal: congratulations. isn't that fun? and here's the $10. thanks for chipping in. let me take your ice cream now. yeah. say thank you to jimmy kimmel. >> oh my goodness! thank you, jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: you're welcome, you're welcome, enjoy. >> thank you! oh my goodness. >> jimmy: all right. thank you to volvo, congratulations to jill. that was nice, right? nobody ever gets quite as excited as they should with this stuff, right? the big story this week, for better or worse, is what the media has been referring to, annoyingly, as deflategate. when the patriots played the colts in the afc championship game, somehow air came out of some of the balls that they used. patriots quarterback tom brady and coach bill belichick have spent a lot of time this week denying they had anything to do with that. the nfl now is reportedly focusing on a patriots locker room attendant. they want to know if he di

the cashier was helping him. >> lamb is completely unaware of what's about to hit him when perez moves and levels him. >> and i came down and i just hit him, hit him in the neck and he fell down. >> perez has no idea what lamb has in his pocket and knows he's taking a huge risk by confronting him. it turns out, the man is believing about having a weapon. >> we can see when the police come and they say, hey, it's not a gun. it's a piece of stick. >> never bring a stick to a stickup, especially if the other guy has a bigger one. but as with any armed robbery, injuries can be severe. >> i was surprised because when i hit him on the neck, the neck make a funny sound. i was scared. i said, hey, i probably kill this guy. you know, because i seen this guy, his face, and his face was turning different colors and blood is starting to come out, nose, mouth, and ear. and i said, hey, i kill. >> paramedics arrive within a few minutes and attend to the unconscious man. according to the police report, lamb suffers a fractured jaw along with minor head and facial injuries. he is taken to the hospital

psych loam lamb and marr she. she. lamb hit the northern territory packing 135 miles per hour. >> there are reports of widespread damage and power outments. for a lot in the u.s. the weather is not just cold it's breaking records. meteorologist nicole mitchell said the temperatures are dropping. >> it's spreading so far to the south, cold air in pleases like cuba run, 10-20 below average. well below average in the east coast today and into tomorrow and through the night it will be cold, and we are going to sea that it stays in place for the next couple of days. a little relief. it will bring rain and nope. sydney -- rain and snow. the doesn't include the windchill. it will feel like minus 20. you need to be prepared tomorrow morning. i mentioned that we have a high pressure to the east of that. you get a warming flow. as far north as billings 44. that is warmer than atlanta in the cold sector. you can tell the contrast out there. i mentioned the next weather system. here it is. it's possible, and then this moves from t

a fox acts friendly toward the lamb, and usually the fox is the one who ends up with the lamb chop on his plate. the wolf doesn't act friendly and therefore the wolf has more difficulty in getting the lamb chop in his plate. >> i would like to point out though -- -- i say that -- >> i say that though because it is usually, if you study the structure of the negro community, it's controlled by the white liberal who usually poses as the friend of the negro who actually differs from the white conservative in the same way the fox differs from the wolf. their appetites and motives are the same. only their mannerisms and methods differ. >> i would agree that no doubt there have been a large number of whites who have posed as liberals and as friends. the negro and who would time and again betrayed the negro. on the other hand, one could point to a large number of whites who have struggled for equality and civil rights and got little or nothing out of it other than quite a few bruises. >> give me an example. >> the large number of white students who went into the south working for sncc and --

. >> and llama on the lamb be. slow speed chase that had everyone talking today. >> the winds are picking up this evening. usher in cooler air tomorrow and chance of showers over the weekend. details on timing in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man. wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry! now get the black & decker® 20-volt trimmer for $79 at lowe's. >> there's a new warning for bart riders about the possible exposure to measles. san mateo resident the newest case. that person took a richmond bound bart brain last friday from million bay to civic center in san francisco between 4:30 and 5:00 p.m. public health officials say the risk to ride officia

wally lamb is the author of four best-selling novels, including "she's come undone." his latest is "we are water." and mary murphy is an independent director whose documentary about harper lee and "to kill a mockingbird" was featured on pbs' american masters. she's also the author of an accompanying book, "scout atticus and boo." wally, let me start with you. the interest in this must start with the phenomenon of "to kill a mockingbird," right? what explains that? why has it endured? >> well, i think first of all it's the voice of the character. scout finch, the adorably feisty child and also the fact that it evokes emotions from us, not only laughter some of scout's hijinks, but also anger at injustice. i think the combination of what is sweet and funny and what is really socially relevant is the, you know, that's the cocktail mix that makes people love this book. >> mary murphy, you looked at harper lee's life. how much of a surprise is this announcement? >> well it's fantastic. and it's a little surprising, although when you look at how the novel came to be, there

. >> and llama on the lamb be.w speed chase that had everyone talking today. >> the winds are picking up this evening. usher in cooler air tomorrow and chance of showers over the weekend. details on timi lowe's presents: how to put your foot in your mouth. man. wish my yard looked like yours. hey, the grass is always greener on the other side of the... sorry! now get the black & decker® 20-volt trimmer for $79 at lowe's. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >> there's a new warning for bart riders about the possible exposure to measles. san mateo resident the newest case. that person took a richmond bound bart brain last friday from million bay to civic center in san francisco between 4:30 and 5:00 p.m. public health officials say the risk to ride officials say

the apartment does not come with a lamb half. of you have s tweeted about the llama. some of you are amusing. so we'll read your tweets later in this llamacast. so stay tuned. >>> a court in south korea could abolish a 62-year-old law that criminalizes extramarital affairs. adultery is now legal in south korea. cheating, judges argue, is a personal freedom. the ruling could affect some 5400s south koreans charged with adultery. interestingly, the stock price of a south korean condom maker shot up 51%, and a company that makes pregnancy pills saw gains. that aside, south korea's move got us thinking about laws in the united states and why this guy over here is always walking around. our researchers found that adultery remains illegal in 21 states. the yellow states. punishable by fine and jail time. states including michigan and wisconsin, they consider it a felony. in 2003, virginia, which is obviously for loves, took a guy to court for cheating on his wife. he was sentenced to community service. tanya miller is a defense attorne

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. >> and llama on the lamb be. slow speed chase that had everyone talking today. >> the winds are picking up this evening. usher in cooler air tomorrow and chance of showers over the weekend. details on timing >> there's a new warning for bart riders about the possible exposure to measles. san mateo resident the newest case. that person took a richmond bound bart brain last friday from million bay to civic center in san francisco between 4:30 and 5:00 p.m. public health officials say the risk to ride officials say the risk to riders is low. this is the second time this month bart riders have potentially been exposed to measles. now 127 indicates measles in california indicates measles in california. 17 of those are in the bay area. city of berkeley issued an alert tonight saying person with measles fv dined at the restaurant here on february 20 possibly exposing hundreds of foley dine investigators the virus. >> okay. prepare for a test. we are about to show you a picture that is racing around the internet on socia

lamb. the family is one of the gunsmiths from jamestown. his father was a gunsmith, not for military purposes, but he made hunting rifles and guns. henry learned his trade from his father and went into production during the civil war. here is an example of where the craft was passed on to a second generation, and then he actually was awarded a contract with the state of north carolina provide arms for the confederacy. again, about 500 of these were believed to be made to support the troops. this map shows all of the different armories and locations that were represented within the collection. there are 39 different makers or armories that are represented in the murphy collection. each of the stars on the map will show where things that were made within the murphy collection are shown. the piedmont rifle, this shows where the tarpley's were made, and interestingly enough, the armories and makers are long gone, but the sites of been excavated. you use these relics and pieces that have been dug up and found at the site. it gives us further evi

brian lamb: what kind? thomas allen harris: a canon sureshot g-16. brian lamb: our guest was thomas allen harris and he created the film "through a lens darkly: black photographers and the emergence of a people." thomas allen harris: thank you >> or free transcripts or give us your comments about this program, visit us at a -- qanda .org. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> this year marks a decade of compelling conversations on q&a. here are some previous interviews. dick lehr examines birth of a nation. heidi ewing talked about detroit. a andaron woolf on corn production in the u.s.. >> this president's day on the c-span networks, on c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern -- >> to prove that leadership is our challenge in 1992, and that is why i announce my candidacy for president of the united states of america. [applause] >> a special presentation on campaign announcements from ronald reagan in 197

brian lamb: and in "the new york times" twice a week. thank you for talking about the sidney awards. david brooks: it is always a pleasure. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit qanda.org. >> all 10 years of q and a interviews are available online. if you enjoyed this one, here are some others you might like, laura ingram, bill kristol and ingrid ferguson, former speechwriter for george h.w. bush. you can watch them all at www.c-span.org. >> monday night on the communicators, special counsel for the fcc on chairman tom wheeler's proposal for net neutrality, including her -- regulating the internet like a utility. >> i do not know what the next fcc chairman will do. he may try to throb this whole regime and do something that is less regulatory. i do not really by the next chairman argument. the rules are only

they are like little lambs. but they -- but lambs made of chocolate. >> like an easter bunny filled with candy. >> we made contact but the high level government ate. >> they don't know how to tell us there were aliens. >> we ate them all. >> we talked about this before. maybe they could be -- maybe they could be so advanced and they used it in the past. we are like ants on an ant hill and they are building a freeway over there. we can't see it. could they be so big and magestic that they are around us and we don't know that? >> i don't think your use of the word was a coincidence there. we want to talk about project magestic. he can say he regrets not releasing the ufo information. if he had released it most likely he would be dead today. if podesa revealed the information in project sigma which established communication with the aliens would he be allowed to continue to live if he talked about project play-doh which is the off shoot that establish relationships with the grays or the e bands, do they -- >> we ha

they will be meeting in moscow to hopefully get him to agree to a piece lamb. here in germany they are saying it is important that some progress is made, that if the leaders in france and germany come home empty-handed, it would be a bad. angela merkel well aware that the u.s. is to send weapons to ukraine. they feel it could exacerbate the crisis. they hope to reach a diplomatic solution today. it is a sign she understands the seriousness of the situation and that there is a need for a diplomatic solution to be reached sooner rather than later. hopefully we will see process on a peace plan today. >> thank you. over 5000 people have died in the ukrainian conflict. civilians are caught in the middle. ukrainian forces have agreed to allow residents to evacuate. >> the offer was made to cease fighting as of 9:00 a.m. the ukrainian side agreed so the process of evacuation of civilians through humanitarian corridor doors will not be -- corridor doors -- corridors will not be interrupted. buses will be parked with signs. residents can decide which direction they want

. >> chocolate thing with lamb and also noodles that's. >> that's red wine braced lamb and dark chocolate hooked it up. and rigatoni the next one over with swaswa sauce. >> what is that. >> swaswa is a good term in italy that means just if somebody came over quick you wanted to serve simple you say i'll swaswa something for you. >> i like that. it looks amazing. you can get pizza out so quickly here. >> amazing. it takes 90 seconds for margarita pizza to be cooked. >> who do you want coming here women, men families? who do you expect will be in this place? >> honestly the type of food we're serving allows everybody to enjoy themselves. we want people hanging out and enjoying themselves and at the bar drinking a good time. >> having a swaswa time. >> we're wrapping up i want to pull that out. i don't want to the broke my fingers. how pretty is this literally guys he put it in 90 seconds ago. >> look at that. >> nice. >> nice. >> it is 900 degrees and about 400 calories. >> timely guys never coming back downtown. i'm fine here, good. >> show us can you do a 360. i like this place. >> yeah,

the first is a beautiful roasted lamb leg, nothing let's you embrace the year of the sheep more thanone, go ahead and devour the new year. mother it with salt, pepper, garlic, dijon mustard and olive oil. sit for a half hour, put it in a roasting pan with chicken stock and let the little lamb leg sit for 30 minutes in 425-degree oven and turn the heat down to 325 degrees and cook it for another hour. make sure have you gravy, roasted potatoes and call it a meal, call me in the morning. kennedy, what is that? orange blossom, that will bring you good luck, prosperity and perhaps fertility. gin, orange juice or grenadine, strain it into a jelly jar like i've done here, and when you get your own orange blossom in the oven, ease up on the gin, that's what i did. happy new year, may you be counting sheep and dollars all year long, my little orange blossom. and thank you so much for watching the show tonight. follow me on twitter at kennedy nation, on facebook, kennedy fbn, and e-mail us, bernie maxsmith can't come by, kennedy fbn@foxbusiness.com. i toast to you and your health, happy new y

year-old on a flight from bay area to los angeles is accused of stealing luggage from passengers at lamb -- l.a.x. ryan green is a cal state long beach student with the bags. he was arrested after investigators say they saw him steal a suitcase from a baggage carrier. he took the baggage to a bathroom, took out belongings and dumped the bag if a trash bin and admitted to detectives that he took the luggage and said he used his mother's buddy pan to fly from san jose to lamb the same day. >> california attorney general and hopeful kamala harris is fighting crime against children appearing in downtown los angeles for the new bureau of children's justice which will look at several crimes including human trafficking. it will try to stop elementary school truancy. >> smartest way is to deal with prevention first meaning prioritizing prevention putting our resources into prevention, understanding that will be the most effective approach to ending the epidemic. >> she made no public comments about her race to replace barbara box are but said she will have plenty to see soon. >> tonight a local

to the point we cook a lot of fish we cook lamb and reveal. the other than learned how to cook from her mother what she was only 1. yoking to school to learn how to cook, i cook what my mom kitchen there's chicken and rice are favorites. i think i will take this with me. the national dish of senegal is a must have. how would you describe the flavor here? kind of a little bit spicy. there's that kick. next is african small pot which hosts a multiple -- multitude of west african dishes. >> it's my deem come true. the other than had his culinary roots in italian food, but with encouragement from chef candy he began be cooing african food. we cook together. making our way to lansdale avenue there's nigerian food there's meat pies. the ground beef, carrots and potatoes. dishes include an african dumping made from ground grains or a yams. you can have it can okra. it's made from plaque -- black eyed peace -- p. he as. not only is it a fun place, for some it's a taste of home. we have people from nigeria who says wow taste like home. we have a exhibi

. >> and a lamb in a suit. powered by the sun. a new tool set up. >> tuesday on "the stream". >> selling cocaine was my purpose. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> renowned filmmaker marc levin discusses his new movie "freeway: crack in the system". "the stream". tuesday, 12:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> welcome back a reminder of the top stories - turkey sent hundred of soldiers to syria, to relocate an ottoman shrine. ankara says the syrian government was not informed of the operation. yemen's abd-rabbu mansour hadi who fled the capital after being forced says he is the president, home to events. foreign dignitaries in kiev celebrate one year since a crackdown of protesters leading to the outing of viktor yanukovych >>> a service has been held in independence square - a site of pro and anti-demonstrations. >>> muammar gaddafi's sons and official resumes. it includes the late leaders spy chief. we go to tunisia. >> among the defenders is the minister of muammar gaddafi's regim

duncan lamb is chief product officer, see if you can beat the sonos of the world. closing bell 34 minutes away, which merrill lynch employee received potentially the biggest deal ever. this jaw-dropping amount will shock you. and guess what, merrill is trying to poach some of the top players on wall street away from one other bank. charlie gasparino joins me with the details next on this story. . liz: we have breaking exclusive news. one of the top hedge fund managers in the world is claiming that twitter has afake account in his name. he is complaining to twitter about this. >> paulson has made a formal complaint to twitter about someone impersonating him posting a john paulson twitter account. there are fake accounts out there, but they do say, this is not carl icahn, this is an impersonation of carl icahn. i believe there's a fake carl icahn account. and this person did not say. that i saw the tweet, we went to paulson and company and asked for confirmation about this, they said it was fake. they contacted us and gone a step further, they're complaining to twitt

followed by locally sourced lamb cooked perfectly.ted pistachios, coriander and yogurt sauce. in what way does opening a fine dining restaurant in detroit benefit the majority of detroiters? >> how is it not making it better? how is sitting back not doing anything making it better? how is it buying only products in detroit, farmers in detroit, not helping detroit? i'm supplying from detroit. i'm hiring people in detroit. everyone here lives in detroit. >> if i ask the same question, i say i don't [ muted ]. i'm doing it well. >> exactly. >> i'm doing it in a place i love. and i am demonstrating that yet another person gives a [ muted ], believes in it enough to be here. >> you're 100% right. i never really thought about it until you asked that question. it's like -- to me it's just obvious. >> what will the detroit of the future look like? whatever you may think it should look like, it will probably taste like this. (announcer) don't settle for 4g lte coverage that's smaller or less reliable when only one network is america's largest

. >> lucy, february is almost over but will marcum in like a lamb or lion?ormation on potential wintry trouble next. ♪ >> not once but twice a man in port richmond swiped computers from a wal*mart. twice in a week. police want him. he first hit the store last thursday grabbing a desk top computer and walking out through a fire door in the back. get away car was waiting. he did the same exact thing yesterday at the same port richmond wal*mart. the cost of those computers about $1,400. if you recognize him police would appreciate a call. >>> police in texas did not have to look far for a bank robbery suspect. that's because they say he never left and didn't take off at all. confusing everyone including the bank manager who called 911. >> kind of funny. he came in past this note and sat down with his back to the teller. >> with his back to the teller. >> yes. >> harold cole vince now in jail facing robbery charges. police say they're still trying to figure out a motive. collins is retired and his neighbors say he's known for his kindness. mowing lawns and bring

determined and quick lamb mass kept dodging everyone. finally one llama taken into custody.top his friend. in the end he finally managed to lasso the second llama. it took a lot of people a lot of time to catch just two llamas. >> pretty tough to rangle in huh. >> you wouldn't think so but man oh man. >> turns out the lamb mass escaped from a llama ranch he had taken them to answer soier center where they help with animal therapy. you are never going to believe this. there is breaking news from washington state. right now two more llamas are now on the loose there we didn't make that up. it's true. now update on the story we have been following, new jersey prosecutor dropping felony charges against a retired school teacher 772-year-old was arrested when police found unloaded gun from the 1700s in his glove examplet. antique collector charged and face 10 years in prison. the prosecutors will say the state will exercise prosecutorial discretion and drop the charges. let's all go off off the record. i don't get this it has to do with obamacare and sylvia burwell. either no one

there are the lamb whats rushing to the nearest hd set. any comment on that? the biggest conservative gathering of the year, c back, kicked off outwashington today with abear rances by some of the biggest blames in the nix for 2016. >> i'm ready for a country that puts our constitution on the top shelf.

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. ♪ but in my field lay the lamb ♪ ♪ that was slain and exchanged for a battle won. ♪ ♪ unclaimed bylvania you have to go to gettysburg when you go to school. i started to think about that, and i thought how would that be to live in those days, and to have to come home to your farm after there had been a battle waged. and the story's about a woman who comes home to her farm and she finds a fallen rebel soldier in her field and he needs a proper burial. ♪ i tend to his grave every sunday. ♪ ♪ i think his kin would approve of this place. ♪ then she takes care of him she buries him and she puts him in a spot that's special to her. ♪ the sweet mountain laurel blooms just the same. ♪ a ballad also has an element of romance to it. there is a romantic notion about how she takes care of him, and how she's doing the right thing because as a christian woman that is how she would want someone to treat her. i mean, how can we even imagine what went on in the civil war so we ha to find the common denominator, which is decency, and let that be the thing that transports us to that time so we can ac

. >>> and llamas on the lamb how two llamas got loose in arizona and how cowboys were called into calf them. wow. >>> good morning i'm howard eskin. eagles are make something changes this off season and a long time eagle is now late toes get released. todd herremans has been released. he played ten years on the offensive line after getting drafted in 2005. in the fourth roared. thirty-two years of age. his salary cap hit is 5.4 million. expect eagles to sign free agents. phillies continue in clear the water, florida. one player trying to impress so he can start this season would be darren ruf. >> i a approach it the same way every single year but yet if i go out there and earn it you know, hopefully that it will work out and i will get that opportunity. it starts with that. and if people move, if they don't, you know, you still have to go out there and perform. >> the the flyers need to win, to toronto trying to make the playoffs. they are down three-one. brayden schenn scores. that wasn't enough. flyers have lost their third straight game and they lose to toronto three-two. that is sp

of identity extremism, and that means right-wing right superrem sis or violence in the way of it's lamb it's the one thing all of these men have in common is alienation, not feeling a part of the wider fabric and they are alienated from their own families from their communities and countries that brings me to an important point. what contributes to alienation. one thing that deeply contributes to alienation is the rhetoric that has become common in our political discourse, that dehumanizes muslims. if you are listening to that day in day out. a vulnerable individual. psychologically vulnerable individual can be alienated by being demonized, and having it been politically okay to do so. >> thank you for being with us. >> when we come back law enforcement are watching religious, immigrant communities hoping to catch the nest threat. in 13 years since the 9/11 attacks. what have police figured out works and doesn't. do the communities resent the assumption that the next violent extremist could come from their midst. stay with us it's "inside story." >>> welcome back to "inside story" on al

it is closer to a lion than a lamb. we have a mix for tuesday afternoon. high temperature today at national was 34. did not make it above freezing at dulles. dew points around ten. we are going 8 to 18 for lows. winds north at 8. clear skies and calm winds low humidity and snow pack we have a cold night ahead. we'll talk about february 2015. it is a place in history. well, downtown the average temperature is 30.3. that's down almost nine degrees. right now it looks like it is the 18th coldest. our records go back to 1872. dulles average temperature is 25.3. it is 11 degrees below average. that's the second coldest february on record. it is not going to eclipse february of 1979. very cold tonight. single digits in the suburbs. bright but cold end of the month. mix will develop on sunday between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. earlier to the west. later to the east and north. mix will continue all day into the evening. that is what bothered me. north and west of i-95 we are looking at temperatures struggling to get above freezing for the entire day. 10:00 a.m. clou

with tomorrow, a new month, will it come in like a lamb or a lion?push lou throughout the day today. and then, yeah looks like we are back to the same old same old. but right now there's rain around monterey toward big sur. certainly around the coast and wet weather and modern rain in pockets. towards 101 from here to 280 looking a little wet at times. saratoga, the santa cruz mountains and over into 101 around mountain view. palo alto, maybe a few light showers. over into the east bay you have to get up into the hills of the higher elevations. that's where you see a few showers and then further to the north. right any it's just out toward the delta and this all has to do with an upper level low. bringing much colder air. you see the widespread snow here. 80s 50s. certainly tricky with chains and the wet weather, the snowy icy weather toward the sierra. from the sutro tower camera. pretty good visibility. 51 across the bay. mid-40s for gilroy and on the coast it's 50 right now. the day will be cooler today. upper elevation wind add to go that. it is

believe it or not these guys are lawmakers just brawling in the ukrainian particle lamb.ot the rest of the video. >> four year old girl rushed to the hospital in serious trouble. doctors say she had been bring drinking wine tonight her grandmother is under arrest. >> chemical plant explosion in northern spain leaving a toxic cloud over several towns. it happened earlier today when two chemicals came into contact during a delivery. a thick orange cloud now hovers in the sky coming from that explosion. three people have been hurt. officials are urging people near barcelona to stay inside and keep their windows closed. some roads and train lines are also shut down. >>> a second day of emotional testimony from tism a kyle in her husband's hurt trial. she testified she could tell something was wrong when she was talking to chris on the dave his 2013 murder. kyle and another guy were at a shooting rage when they were killed. chris kyle is the mandi picked in the oscar nominateed film american sniper. his wife says she became worried about her husband when he didn't respond to a

. >>> well, a lamb who was raised in the family of coalesce, now thinks she sheep dog. adorable.es people. the ten month old lamb, who lives in the scottish highlands, look at that, she so reportedly having trouble after she was born, so her owner brought her into the house. look at her kick her little heals up. the dogs took her under their wing and just took her. >> adorable history. that it is. >> oh, my gosh! precious. >> acting like a dog. >> it is! wow. >> traffic and weather together before we go. katy? >> more bounce, though going on than the other dogs do. >> yep, just little more. >> well, we do have the potential out there for some slick travel. folks, we take you outside quick check on the live neighborhood ned work, lots of clouds, you can see the fleck of imperfection on the camera lens region by region, good breakdown, generally all precipitation will be light today. and scattered, for that matter, but if the road looks wet, it could have slicked over, and that's going to be a concern all day and into tonight, as well. jess, over to you. >> thanks, katie. 55:00, an

gets milder for last day of february on saturday, and we should start off march it may come in like a lambtemperatures mike and alex, because first two days of march looks like temperatures back in the 40's. >> in like a lamb, out like a lion. >>> a big fire in kensington affecting the morning commute, more on that homecoming? it's awesome. but with the citizens bank education refinance loan it gets even better. you know those people who pay a little extra and get all the legroom in coach? that could be you, if you refinance your student loans. i can refinance, even with 4 loans from undergrad? yes, you could replace your current student loans with one new loan at a lower rate and save money on interest. sounds easy! it is easy! just call citizens bank at 1-866-999-0233 or visit lightenyourloan.com. our customers who refinance save an average of $145 a month- more than $1,700 a year! so treat yourself to something from that in-flight magazine! but why stop there? you can save up for a new car, a wedding or a down payment on the home of your dreams. we got windchimes! what? you should tell

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. >> not really going to be a lamb. and not really a lion.nking maybe llama. >> did you work on that? >> not really. a mix no doubt. a much different situation than last saturday. sleet and freezing rain, not snow. first march, something to look forward to. march is a crazy month. a transition and battle between spring and winter and. the average high on the first of the month is really pallettable. the average at the end of the month is 62 and 42. that's nice. and average precipitation, 3.5, 3.6 inches. and yes, we average snow downtown 1.6 inches. and about 3.2 at dulles. and highest and lowest temperature a wide range. and march can have big temperature swings. highest 93. lowest 4 above. and that's downtown. live look outside, beautiful sunset. and now setting later and later. and 32 downtown. dew points still in the single digits. and that's why we think single digits tonight in the suburbs. and very cold, probably 8 or 9. and bright but cold end to the month which is fitting for february. and probably go down as the 18th coldest in down