>> let''s take a look mitt romney. it was so interesting bng there. i was at the event, the breaast whwhere he has made a commtbout firingg people. it was very much in ththe context of -- he said immediately i like ring people who do not provide good services. he was talking a about giving consumers the power to demand good services from a busess. we all want good services bu it went horribly astray. give us s some ps. how do you takee somethingng that has been saiout of context and now it is all over the e media in some many different formrms? >> this is a really great questi because witith 24/7 media,a, anythg can be taken out of context. you have to choose your words carefully. if p people turn them around, i think you have to immmmediately respond. you have to p it to context and be veryransparent about what you are talking about. it is reaeallyasy to have that happen in a campaign becse y you have somome many peoplple who o are close to whatou are doing. in a general busiss sense i think you can be measured about what youou think. the messagee is

s. let's go back to the set. >>> we're moving nicely in virginia. 66 traffic, no problems to report. it is that on seven and be on the starving. problems of the manassas park. gets pretty uneventful to into washington. we will take you to a live picture inter springfield, virginia. back to news. 4:41. is >> more problems for metro. why they're expecting hundreds of rail cars this week. >> the new year is bad ought to for drivers. >> the new year is bad ought to for drivers. i'm just a bit of residue left behind by some mop. why you... nobody's taken's shine to me in a long time. phooey. i don't need anybody...but you! ♪ e believe in miracles [ male announcer ] swiffer attracts dirt. used mops can push muddy water around. swiffer wetjet's new, qpupgraded solution helps prevent streaks and sidue to reveal more shine than a mop or your money back. you're a fresh swiffersnapper! >> welcome back. top stories. hundreds of northwest d.c. still without power. 900 customers were without power for several hours. roughly 160 customers are still in the dark. the republican candidates have one mo

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s. the bottom line is no, hey, folks, bundle of. let's case started with the team coverage of the first blast. we have a look at how people are dealing with it. but first bob ryan is here with a look at how low things will go and for how long. >> i am no einstein, but everything is relative. remember, our december was five degrees above average. here is what is going on and the weather center. you get an idea of the cold air. yes, it is cold. the northwesterly wind. there are lake effect snows around the lakes know. look at are temperature and washington -- 34 degrees. our average overnight low temperature was 29. what we will be seeing is temperatures a little bit below average. we have that gusty northwesterly wind out there. the wind chill makes it feel like it is in the high 20's. our average overnight low temperature is in the 20's. nothing on doppler. but we will see a reenforcing surge of cold there. tomorrow, the coldest air we have seen. after that mild december, and it will only be around for a couple of days. snow lover, no sig

$1.5 billion fund, even though some say a bubble may be forming in technology right now. >> let's look at the s&p 500. that heat map, let's show you how it's heating up right now. dow industrials down 16 points. back in a moment. >>> welcome back. 35 minutes until the closing bell sounds for the day. the dow industrials is negative, but well off the lows. the dow drifting lower today. the industrials still on pace for a four-session losing streak. this morning's weaker than expected readings on chicago purchasing, as well as consumer confidence, knocked the wind out of the market early on. the dow down about 27 points. we're still looking at the best january since 1997. earlier the dow went down as much as 86 points. the market well off the lows of the day. take a look what's dragging on the market today, the dow lower because of exxon mobil. company reporting earnings today. merck, intel, alcoa, 3m, also posting losses at this time. less than an hour to go in trading. traders are watching shares of amazon.com. the numbers after the close tonight for the quarterly earnin earnings. what does tha

our temperature outside is rising in to the 40's. let me show you the time lapse. our sky and how we saw the clouds coming in. it was a beautiful sunny day the old morning. 40 clouds have the conduct, temperature high only 2 degrees below the average. jackson,t 41, mississippi might be reopening the pool. 72 degrees. here is where the cool stuff is. a real cold stuff remains in alaska. how could these current temperatures while we are talking into the 40's. it is 38 below zero and it has heard, anou have incredible winter up there. only for the folks with a is coming to our home page where you can see the what folks are having to deal with their. there is the back of showers continuing to come. there is more for the next 24 hours. overnight tonight, temperatures wind continues to rise. no worries about any ice, be in thees will 40's. the rain moves off with a wind, temperature the 50s. 10 degrees above average. the more scattered showers with rising throughout morning, tomorrow afternoon degrees.t close to 60 but to the showers during morning, maybe a few breaks as

that are a this as a norm as real real life real world consequences it's a lot different than just let's the s. and p. futures contracts are currently fifth contracts are a lot of big banks and hedge funds are playing games with them solvent kind of financial masterbation up in a cash in on that game but once that extends into real world commodities then you have things like food prices skyrocketing in the middle east and revolutions taking place and one minor standing is that. my observation is that wants food prices get over forty percent of income you do have a rebel revolution in america that's about fifteen percent but all certainly be it forty percent and we will see that kind of revolution in america and i read a lot of the c.m.a. tells a more of just matzoh tell us more about the letter who is the c.m.a. group what's their role in this m.f. global crime story well we have a c.m.e. which is basically a marketplace and then we have m.f. global and then we have the customers and really when you look at it at the c m e they were the primary regulator at d.s.r. o. and they were responsible

s. >> let me explain, we're doing will already. i'll send you over to the new materials we have. we have a wonderful partner, a public private partnership called the foundation for the national archives. when you come you'll discover not only this beautiful rotunda you'll discover and exhibit on american history called the public vaults' exhibit which is the best exhibit of its kind in the world. we have at least we have evidence of people discovering it because the lines outside the archives are extraordinary. >> you get students, journalis, historians, some of them only want to engage in gene loaning cal research -- >> the geneiologiologists, this is the largest single contingent of folks use the archivists, they're wonderful people, they come from many different aspects, but, yes, they are. >> you have interactive exhibits? >> the entire public vaults exhibit is interaction itch -- interactive. >> getting the -- all of this material on the web so that we can move it out of washington into the world. >> what about your exhibit that shows the manipulation and the cup listity of

s. >> let me explain, we're doing will already. i'll send you over to the new materials we have. we have a wonderful partner, a public private partnership called the foundation for the national archives. when you come you'll discover not only this beautiful rotunda you'll discover and exhibit on american history called the public vaults' exhibit which is the best exhibit of its kind in the world. we have at least we have evidence of people discovering it because the lines outside the archives are extraordinary. >> you get students, journalis, historians, some of them only want to engage in gene loaning cal research -- >> the geneiologiologists, this is the largest single contingent of folks use the archivists, they're wonderful people, they come from many different aspects, but, yes, they are. >> you have interactive exhibits? >> the entire public vaults exhibit is interaction itch -- interactive. >> getting the -- all of this material on the web so that we can move it out of washington into the world. >> what about your exhibit that shows the manipulation and the cup listity of

in the 30's downtown. let'sthe showers approaching roanoke, virginia. but they will continue to march north eastward and we will see the low pressure development. rain will begin a midday but earlier than that southwest of the metro. mid 40's for the high temperatures today. the rain will end tonight and temperatures may rise a few degrees during the nighttime hours. tomorrow, even warmer. well into the 50's and partly cloudy. it is a reality check by the weekend. near 40 for afternoon highs. >> it is beautiful as far as beltway and interstate travel. good from our friends on a the district. you can see for yourself. the traffic is moving very quietly. 395 has dry pavement for now. the drive, will be different. we take you to 270 at father hurley boulevard. >> 4:53 now. some hollywood star power came to d.c.. there is angelina jolie and brad pitt. made a stop in the district to showcase her latest project her >> the project has a serious message. we were at the holocaust museum. >> tinseltown to to the district

s. >> let me explain, we're doing will already. i'll send you over to the new materials we have. we have a wonderful partner, a public private partnership called the foundation for the national archives. when you come you'll discover not only this beautiful rotunda you'll discover and exhibit on american history called the public vaults' exhibit which is the best exhibit of its kind in the lease evidence of people discovering it because the lines outside the archives are extraordinary. >> you get students, journalis, historians, some of them only want to engage in gene loaning cal research -- >> the geneiologiologists, this is the largest single contingent of folks use the archivists, they're wonderful people, they come from many different aspects, but, yes, they are. >> you have interactive exhibits? >> the entire public vaults exhibit is interaction itch -- interactive. >> getting the -- all of this material on the web so that we can move it out of washington into the world. >> what about your exhibit that shows the manipulation and the cup listity of spying, black propaganda a

it is cold outside. >> teens and 20's this morning. let's check the current conditions. 24 degrees at the airport. a light northwest wind. it is in the teens there the pennsylvania line. sunshine this morning. high temperature around 38 degrees. that is a few degrees below average for this time of year. maybe some snow flurries tonight. i want to talk about something. >> you have been describing the weather lately with the word "wimpy." atee.goes with the go to >> you are correct. everything is wimpy when you have a goatee. impyhen the commute is whe it is good. 97 has been reopened at old frederick road. 70 looks good from 29 towards the beltway. problem free on 100 this morning. 52 at just past 795. 56 on 95 just below the beltway. problem free at the harbor tunnel. this is the tydings memorial bridge after that construction zone. this is southbound traffic. the left lane it does get by. a bit of a delay heading southbound out of cecil county. a nice start on padonia road traveling to and from the maryland line. that is the latest on traff

s. let's start with this morning. let's look at the current conditions. 24 degrees at the airport. not much of a win. there is a little breeze. the actual temperatures in the teens at the pennsylvania line. it should stay dry with a high near 38. we could wind up with some snow flurries overnight. we will detail the forecast going into the weekend when we come back in just a few minutes. >> good morning. we are tracking an accident approaching security boulevard. multiple vehicles are involved and that is in the security off ramp as he tried to exit from the outer loop. watch for delays. we have some fire activity at fairfax road near west chester road in the city. 56 on southbound 895 down toward the harbor tunnel. at the bay bridge, we have it right lane closures because of some debris westbound but not creating a delay. volume is on the light side. we have a delay on southbound 95 from cecil county. construction in place. the left lane is getting by. on the west side, delays are forming because of an accident at security boulevard. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> poli

>>janu: even 40's with 30's overnight. let us get a closer look at those numbers.rting in the south bay. 67 degrees in mountain view. 67 degrees and said jos--in san jose 65 expectd lots of sunshine. the increase in cloud coverage. with that, some light sprinkles. >> marty: decision 2012. ♪ >> marty: the republican in scoring off on the first of two different debates. mitt romney was the target of his rival candidates. so was the candidate on the rise, rick santorum. questioned about the 200,000 jobs is that this kind of the economy is a turnaround. >> it is very good news. but it is not thank you to president obama his policies have made the recession, deeper. his policies have made the recovery-more difficult. as obama's care not as focused. and he has made it harder for small entrepreneur worse and businesses to invest in america. >> marty: the candidates will face off in new hampshire's leading to the state primaries on tuesday. he leads the pack. >>isabel: and the san francisco the members are invited to see mayor ed lee and city hall. the first elected asian

let's go back for a moment to the 1970's and see what happened. the third factor, i want to emphasize this. number one, is started in the 1970's. individuals did do this to us and could have changed the flow of history. number three, there was a major attitudinal shift toward government in the 1970's. indeed, against government. i know many of you were not fully adults in the 1970's, but some of the war. it turned americans from of favorable attitude to what government could do to high skepticism about government. how did this happen? and it happened in only a few short years really. well, there are many contributors, and i don't want to oversimplify. the vietnam war of the 1960's may people skeptical. indeed, washington lied to us about the vietnam war. watergate, nixon -- the next and catastrophe may people skeptical of government's. but i think the main catalyst in the mid-1970s was a catastrophic economy in which unemployment and inflation soared and people got scared. unemployment and inflation are not supposed to sort together. there reached

let's go to kron 4's da lin with the latest. >> reporter: they marched to the former hotel right there and took it over for three hours. they entered the hotel, using the backdoor right there, near franklin street. the hotel has been vacant for a few years now so they say why not turn into a homeless shelter. things turn disruptive when they blocked traffic. let's show you video of that. they are standing on franklin street. some protesters got on to the building rooftop and some tagged the sign, that forced officers in riot gear to move in and clear them out. by 10:00 p.m., police escorted them out of the building but a couple of officers got hurt during the ordeal. >> they made attempts to use bottles and throw them at the officers. two offenses were injured, one officer took a brick to the chest and one was injured, struck with an object and may have broken his hand. >> reporter: police officers say protesters, even threw bibles that officers. we did not see any arrests from this building occupation. there may have been other arrests today but not during this building occupation her

it will be overnight that we see the 40's. let us take a look at the afternoon highs.o. if you are going to the beach? that high surf advisory is lifted but still, a 11 ft.-13 ft. swells. 64 degrees in san jose. a look at your 7 day around the bay those dry conditions are going to continue. with a lot of sunshine expected and even warmer temperatures, tomorrow. 9:17 >> marty: it is nice but we could use that rain in san mateo a boy needs the public's help to find a bone marrow transplant. this four year old is in a critical state in the family needs help. >> who is this? >> this is the four year-old. she is confused because she has not seen much of him because he has been in a hospital. >> is a severe anemia which most likely he is going to need a bone marrow >>reporter: finding a donor is not going to be easy. >> he is one half chinese and one have caucasian of just like his sister. it turns out that not a lot of donors are registered. and it matters. for people with mixed ethnicity the likelihood of finding a donor is only 40 percent. people that need a donor transpl

it goes back into the upper-40's on saturday. let's lisa. >> we have a crash in the age of the lane. the traffic is able to meander by. it has been a long standing right in gainesville. it was closed up until about five minutes ago. westbound 66 at 29 is getting by. eastbound only one lane is open. we're trying to get into manassas. only one lane will accommodate you on eastbound 66 in two games deal. further insight on 66 like fair oaks and through falls church and the roosevelt bridge, things are quiet for you. i have no problems on the george washington parkway to report. it is moving nicely. >> thank you. we are expecting developments today in the case of a community activist from alexandria he was found murdered in a well. >> investigators have identified the body as that of lynnwood harris. it will hold a news conference to give details. we have more. >> please confirm that the body recently found in a 20 foot well was a well-known activist in alexandria who at one time ran for city council. >> he has always been a good guy. is i

s let's check in with alarm leicester to see what is on today's agenda hi laurie anyone to tell us what you have cooking today absolutely lucy i heard you talking a little bit about the year oh we're going to ask if maybe leaders people like angela merkel maybe you know a big investors if they need psychotherapy because. it seems like everybody's in denial and lucy if we're only in the first stage of grief we have a long way to go before they get to acceptance we're going to talk to a greek economist yanis varoufakis to really give us this insight into greece because this is what we see today greece the greek government really i should say is negotiating a way to not default but the country is pretty much in deep balls so we've got to figure out how this is all going to get a pan out lose and of course there's implications for us right here in the states so certainly hope our viewers will tune in to get all those details and a lot more coming up in just a few minutes carol that does it for now for more on the stories that we've covered please go to our dot com slash usa don't forget to

s. >>> let's find out if we have anything wrong so far. hi, andy. >> hi, greg. >> that was so odd. >> greg, you mentioned that daimler apologized right before we started taping. >> yes. >> i assume that's because we told them we were going to expose them? >> yes. when we pursued the avenues with the photo which cost again $2,000, and we weren't prepared to pay. we are not into paying for our pictures. i think they got scared. actually, i don't think we even called them. >> don't kill the myth. by the way, in the past daimler has apologized for worse things than just using the image of a murderer. dana, i guess the point of mercedes using this image is according to the head of mercedes-benz they think car sharing borders on coom mu niche. who thinks that? >> i don't know because now i live in new york and i walk everywhere. i can't hale a cab to save my life. i don't know who would be car sharing. why would you want to share a car with somebody? they probably eat which is gross. they probably listen to their ipod too loud. they probably sti

>> let me s first of all, with respect to governor romney, you know, there are a lot of people who were tuning in this morning and i sure there terribly confused after watching all of this political spin up here, i was criticized last night by governor romney for putting my country first. i just want to remind the people here in new hampshire and throughout the united states, that -- [ applause ] >> he criticized me while he was out raising mey for serving my country in china. yes under a democrat, like my two sons are doing in the united states navy. they're not asking who -- what political affiliation the president is. i want to be very clear with the people here in new hpshire and this cotry. i will always put my country first. and i think that's important. >>. [ applause ] >> why don't you get a response governor romney and come back on the austerity question. >> i think we serve our country first by standing for people who believe in conservativ principles and doing everything in our power to promote an agenda that does not include president obama's agenda. the decision to go and w

s, when he had the-- >> you don't think our economy is stronger now than it was in the 50's. >> brenda: wait, let me just aed to jonas' point, please. >> just for the record. the industrial revolution wasn't in the depression. >> brenda: we have to wait for that note. >> benny goodman is on the other line. >> brenda: all right. you want to know why voters number one worry is still the economy. neil's gang says it's not because of the job market. it's the supermarket. i'll explain at the bottom of the hour. first, here, need a job? how about a pay raise? then give your uncle sam a call. yep, the new white house pay hike plan that will cost all of us. most powerful trading app ? total access - to everything. from idea to research to trade. including financials, indicators and real-time streaming quotes. whether you check your investments every day or every minute, our app can take them from thought to trade. at scottrade, seven-dollar trades are just the start. try our powerful mobile app. it's another reason more investors are saying... i'm with scottrade. this is mary... who has a million things

the temperatures are in a 20's there. let's check on your traffic and weather every 10 minutes.>> the dreaded green blob. we can see an inch of rain by the time is over with tonight while we are sleeping. a cool start. 34 in gaithersburg and annapolis. in the district, 34. fredericksburg at 30 degrees. the rain should begin around lunch time around midday. earlier than that, southwest of the district. there could be some wet snowflakes mixed in southwest of town as well. the rain will be off and on through the afternoon into the evening and early nighttime hours, becoming heavy at timess. tomorrow, a beautiful day. partly cloudy and warm in a 50's per >> i do not have any new problems. beltway travel is starting to pick up in volume. route four and route 5. andrews air force base is good. good at the wilson bridge. we have been watching traffic on 66. 95. no issues on route 11 and 81. gilbert corner. take 15, this is 270. headlights at democracy boulevard. it is fabulous. >> 5:31. our top story -- a different contests but the same when there. mitt romney walked away with an easy

it's in the mid60's in morgan hill. let's go to the north and east. it's now 65 degrees in santa rosa and in napa. walnut creek falling to 58 as the sun has set. the low 06's. the average high 56 degrees. tonight freezing to the north. 378 to the south and low and mid40s coming across the central bay. 37 in redwood. official sun down at 5:08 and we could see haze in the distant this is the live weather camera, we do have a chance of a few sprinkles, otherwise the next possibility of a storm will be tuesday into wednesday. we certainly do need it. right now the precipitation normal, anywhere from 28 to 35% of where we should be for this time year. this is an area of low pressure taking most of the precipitation in to the pacific northwest and look at that there. we are onto fringe end and it's fall agriculture part as it bangs up against the ridge of high pressure leaving us partly to most cloudy skies, this is our future cast. watch the morning, the clock here, we start seat increasing cloud cover. light rain -- otherwise it fizzles out at the seems, a

s. let's take a look at some of those actual conditions. the colder air starting to work its way in from pennsylvania. it's 29 in altoona. 42 in annapolis. the temperatures today are either going to hold steady, maybe even drop off a couple of degrees. we'll just say upper 30's to around 40. it's going to be breezy. there's even a slight chance for snow flurries, especially north and west of town. it's going to get even colder tonight and tomorrow. we'll take a look at the forecast when i come back. >> a couple of stories of interest this morning to those of you who work the overnight shift in this morning's medical alert. >> and none of it is good news, i hate to say. the crazy hours might bring an increased risk of diabetes. researchers at the harvard school of public health analyzed data collected from more than 170,000 nurses, and they found the longer women work the night shift, the higher their risk to the extent those who work nights for 20 years or more had a 60% increased risk for diabetes. experts say shift workers tend to sleep l

let's talk yahoo!'s fourth ceo to take the reins of the company and try to recapture past glory. yahoo! hiring pay pal president, scott thompson as chief executive. thompson replacing carol bart, fired by yahoo! last september. wall street as of today not all that impressed. shares of yahoo! falling 2.5% on the news. a better day if you are a netflix investor. a while since we have said that. had its best day in a long time. the company rallying on news that netflix customers watched 2 billion hours of streaming video over 2 months. up 11%. potentially good news if you have multiple smart phones on your data plan. that can get expensive. talk of a family data plan. not yet, ceo of verizon says possible 2012. 200 million play their games every month. today zynga launched a new one. we talk you inside company hud quarters for an exclusive look how they got it done. you can forgive the zynga team for being dog tired. >> every team has a unique sound track, animation. >> reporter: the company wrapped its latest game. >> this is a place of mystery. >> reporter: called hidden chronicle

president obama is praising u-s >>> let's look at the top stories this morning on this wednesday. president obama praising u.s. special operations forces who rescued an american from pirates in somalia. and we just learned it was also the same navy seal team that killed osama bin laden. so they continue to do great work. >>> oakland city officials meet this morning to talk about a federal judge's order. the judge is placing the oakland police department under tighter scrutiny because of deadlines missed on reforming that department. >>> and arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords set to hand in her resignation today. of course, that is her hugging the president last night at the state of the union. she was shot in the head a year ago and now wants to focus on her recovery. >>> the last of jfk's secret reportings from the oval office have been released. they include an eerie conversation with staffers about a tight schedule just days before his fateful visit to dallas. >>> that monday was the day of his funeral. also heard on the 45 hours of tapes, the president discussing the upc

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