and -- it was miserable. i mean, i was miserable. and i was off for probably ten years.be miserable. >> that's right -- >> jimmy: i didn't want you to be, i didn't want you to be miserable. >> no i resented everyone that was happy that i had quit. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so if someone came up and said, "i'm so happy." >> no, i just, i mean, if people -- if people were saying -- >> jimmy: please, mind your own business. >> -- that they might want to quit, i would try and talk them out of it. [ laughter ] i just was -- it really -- and it changed my life so dramatically, in such a a terrible way. i mean, truly in that i just became this sort of angry -- i even resented myself for having put myself through it. so, i sort of just said, "you know what, the hell with you, just eat like a pig." and, you know, so i also gained, like, 30 pounds. or 40 pounds or something when i quit. yeah. i just, i ate whenever i wanted, i just -- it was miserable. i hated it. and -- >> jimmy: start smoking. >> it lasted about ten years and i started again. and this time it was so easy, it

it is miserable as you can see it is snowing now so i mean just like miserable we heard just on the u.n. is appealing for two point seven billion dollars in funding to try to help the situation but last year when you received a third of the amount it needed how difficult is it to get that necessary money. yes of course the shortfall in funding the united nations is complaining about that it is difficult there is donor fatigue and it is not just that the needs are so great especially in winter because these refugees they need warm clothes they need thermal blankets so they need fuel for heating so the needs are much greater and there is donor fatigue and we have to remember there are it's not only the one million refugees in lebanon there five point eight million refugees living in neighboring countries and it's not just that it's the i.d.p.'s the internally displaced people inside syria you're talking about six million people who need assistance in syria and as of late in the past few weeks which is going to move a little bit because of the snow in the past few weeks two hundred tho

they were exiled to remote areas the living conditions were miserable. but our situation in exile was like that of today's refugees in both cases people are declared enemies by a political system should be here. to make his documentary about the global refugee crisis human flow i'm way way and his team travelled to mold in twenty countries. you're just going with those kids walk in they are. so sure there's. lighting and say on your way. you know that's i want the interview him just i want to talk to. you know look look you. know i'm not being you should just show the heart to there you can turn that getting close to him. where is your daddy i got killed in afghanistan. frankly by. now there are not going to try him and mike are in here because this is what i can't hear you miss them you think you know. you're such a small smart boy you must be a very good students in school yeah. i'm in first mission school. here. it's obvious that these people didn't come here in search of a better life it's because they have no other choice for double life and others

they were exiled to remote areas all the living conditions were miserable. our situation in exile was like that of today's refugees in both cases people are declared enemies by a political system should be here. to make his documentary about the global refugee crisis human flow a way and his team traveled to more than twenty countries. just going over those kids walk in there. so sure there's. lighting and say i knew what. he does i won the interview him just. so you know look look at your money. no i'm not being you should just show the hard there you can turn a little bit getting close to him. where is your dad i got. in afghanistan. right. now they are not going to mike are in here because this is at one of the can't hear you miss them yet. you are. just such a small smart boy you must be a very good students in school yeah. i mean first mission school. here. it's obvious that these people didn't come here in search of a better life for me it's because they have no other choice with double life and now they're stuck here waiting to pass through oh to me t

side of you are better but i'm miserable as another man with every color you. know you want to buy the main bus so young but i had problems meaning if one when that isn't because of what you've. seen it could. be another so nancy i was sort of going to one another use of the man you wouldn't get an answer and i mean they've been in the main building people are going to buddha they got there must be all the coal mining bill it will go to put them there to see him praying for a bone. not be seattle a meaning that they may be useful nothing because i'm going to let it come home to the big dog or it's you know cuomo saying i don't want to see in the overly without the going to come and see and the free see naima you know when i was a young man we were all over themselves a single man then all the zero impediment that what we see through you now by the people they want to order things you believe they will now and then you will be in

. >> sean, you know what happens when we talk about the 2016 elections and that woman who lost miserably. her. you can't get over the election. we are way past it. this is not about an election that donald trump won. it's about democracy and the constitution. it's about people knowing if justice and democracy were subverted. you think woman had every advantage. all of the king's horses and king's men and all of the money and still blew it. people were telling her, i was in wisconsin and there were trump signs and no hillary signs you better get out. they didn't come. a great state of the union address tomorrow. watch it. >> sean: when we come back on, ed henry has a preview of the state of the union. brit hume weighs in on the top story of the day from our nation's capitol. running a business is not for the faint of heart.

, and over45 her best that strategy, make opera misers, and over 45 billion euros.aiting for this fight on the brexit end state. that once we have left the eu and transition, where will we be? and people want a clean and total break with the eu, control of borders and control of everything. the problem is that if they want that in march 2019, that is no transition. eu has been clear, transition. eu has been clear, transition is the status quo. this has been a shot across the bowels of the downing street brexit strategy. finally this one, michael gove a senior cabinet figure ramps up clock watching civil servants. —— rants at. they are not working hard enough. according to a cabinet source, mr gove went off on a rant ina cabinet source, mr gove went off on a rant in a cabinet meeting where he said does the public service is to work for five days? and he was told was a flexible time. he goes in, rips up government, tell citizen and clearly he has ruffled a few feathers. he has made great inroads in the environment department one year after everybody thought his politi

it is miserable as you can see it is snowing now. at least nine people have been killed by a violent storm swept across europe belgium the netherlands and germany they all enjoyed gale force wind that knocked down trees and left thousands without power catherine stossel reports. the storm pummeled western europe with hurricane like force here the wind ripped a roof off of a building in the netherlands and peels off the side of a house with severe weather alerts were issued in the netherlands as gale force winds reached one hundred forty kilometers an hour people were urged to stay home for their own safety. and those who did venture outdoors were struggling to keep their feet on the ground but it didn't deter this daredevil who saw the high winds as an opportunity to go for the ultimate kite surfing experience the storm is causing travel chaos hundreds of flights were grounded and in germany all long distance rail services were suspended. boy there is a danger that trees will fall onto the overhead wires and there's a danger that tre

miserable display of. authoritarianism reeses. and a lack of real focus and understanding of what the country needs now. you can see this in the health care. area we had really a good back roll with respect to the republicans proposing things that the country really doesn't want the country really once. universal health care not fifty million people uninsured and the republicans seem to not want that but the people do so that's just one example of many things that have gone wrong this year having read many of your articles i assume that you have generally very negative opinion of the american electoral system how it works. if you compare for example mr trump to let's say the obama administration which contributed a great deal to the american government dadt on substance do you think he so far has been really so much worse than the rest well doing nothing. is not good either when it comes to fiscal policy because you have this true debt of the country which we call the fiscal gap which takes into account al

it is miserable as you can see it is snowing now. a spending bill to keep the u.s. government operating has passed the house of representatives legislation to release funding for federal agencies until the middle of next month will now be debated in the senate government agencies are warning employees of a shutdown later on friday if the money isn't approved but democrats say they will not support a bill unless there are guarantees that young adult migrants who enter the u.s. illegally will be protected our white house correspondent kimberly hellcat reports . i have called carlos roll was brought to the united states from venezuela illegally by his parents at the age of two his university educated and now lives in chicago but is spending his vacation in washington to plead his case before lawmakers now we're all here to support the dream act i've been senator i wanted to check in with you about your support for the dream act growing needs congressional support to pass a law so he can stay in the united states legally under a program

tomorrow is miserable and gray and dull. >> hey. >> reporter: today, 57 degrees. tomorrow, cloudy and damp, periods of rain. some of it heavy at times. tapering off from northwest to seat by afternoon. monday, 46 the high. tuesday there could snow around in the morning hours, it will move in in time for the morning commute. 36 there will be slippery spots. wednesday, 36. thursday we bumble it back up to -- bump it back up to 50 degrees. >> 756 is your time we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: president trump is back after a quick overseas trip facing tough questions over reports he order the firing ofr. we have more fall out from the case of the sexual abuse case from larry nassar. the entire gym gymnastics board stepped down. >>> flu is on the rise, we have dr. jen aston with what could be life saving advice. >>> with the rush to get last minute tickets to the super bowl, how to be sure you're not getting your tickets from the big game from a scammer. >> they maybe a local rescue, but their outreach a nati

yes, our life is very miserable, not because of bad management from our side but because of the crimemitted by the israeli occupation and by the cooperation of the palestinian authority with them, and lastly by the impact of the international community represented mainly by mr trump against our human rights in the most important shrine in islam, al—aqsa mosque. so, the siege for a long time destroyed our medical, our social, economical, life and nobody is interested about human rights where 2 million palestinian people are living in this area. add to that a miserable life in the west bank in addition to the very distressed life in the refugee camps outside palestine, whetherjordan, especially in lebanon and syria. for this reason, i think it is a big crime against the palestinian human rights. well, you have packed in a lot of different complaints into that first answer. i want to unpick it if i may because i want to take a lot of it very seriously. let's start with what he characterised as the maligned international diplomatic intervention. you named donald trump. donald trump of cou

it's still miserable where usually thanks very much over to thank you now elsewhere in syria at least twenty one people have suffered breathing problems after a suspected chemical attack on a rebel held enclave near the capital damascus the syrian observatory for human rights accuses government forces of using chlorine gas in duma on monday the attack prompted warnings from the international community diplomats from twenty nine countries met in paris to push for sanctions and criminal charges against anyone responsible for similar chemical attacks. the united nations security council has met to discuss the use of chemical weapons in syria christine salumi reports from the un in new york. russia called this last minute security council meeting on the issue of chemical weapons in syria to defend itself against attacks coming from the united states alleging that russia was ultimately responsible for ongoing chemical attacks in syria because it had failed to authorize ongoing investigations by the u.n. into those attacks the u.s. and russian ambassador were quite friendly on their way int

because our livestock we can be miserable for completely meaningless reasons the way the way god intended you now like. her best friend flirted with a girl or boy or the new superhero movie didn't live up to the hype or whatever you know. you know what i'll continue to grow in twenty seven thing electric car ownership clean energy of biking to work alternative media sources the movement to bring down the confederate monuments acceptance of the gag and transgender community of the gay and transgender community. they still have a very hard time i'm not trying to say it's easy but at least the remaining states that hate gay people tend to be the states that no one wants to be in anyway. and twenty seventeen so incredible scientific breakthroughs for example chinese scientists teleported a photon from the earth to space for the first time this has to do with quantum entanglement which occurs when two quantum objects such as photons share a wave function since they come into existence at the exact same time and place they share the same identity even when separated what happens to one happens

. >> people just look miserable and, you know, tired, ill and then when they give the symptoms, they've had the achiness and fever, it's almost immediate. >> reporter: one reason this year is particularly bad is the strain of flu going around. it's the h3n2 which causes severe symptoms. >> it's very difficult to anticipate who is going to become more severely affected. >> reporter: since flu season started in october 42 people under the age of 65 have died from the flu in california. this same time last year that number was only nine people. >> what about me that would make me more susceptible? there's things that people get from viruses all the time, heart problems, lung problems. >> reporter: antibiotics won't help because it's a virus and dr. turner says it's pretty easy to tell the difference between a simple head cold and the flu. >> it's the body aches and pains and fever and they just feel miserable. some of them don't even have cough yet or severe sore throat. >> reporter: at this urgent care clinic in san pablo they estimate up to 80% of the patients they're seeing this weekend

to the rest of the world it's been a miserable miserable display of authoritarianism reeses.and a lack of real focus and understanding of what the country needs now. you can see this in the health care area we had really a débâcle with the specter of the republicans proposing things that the country really doesn't want the country really once. universal health care not fifty million people uninsured and the republicans seem to not want that but the people do so that's just one example of many things that have gone wrong this year having read many of your articles i assume that you have general.

to the rest of the world it's been a miserable miserable display of. authoritarianism aris ism. and a lack of real focus and understanding of what the country needs now. you can see this in the health care. area we had really a débâcle with respect to the republicans proposing things that the country really doesn't want the country really once. universal health care not fifty million people uninsured and the republicans seem to not want that but the people do so that's just one example of many things that have gone wrong this year having read many of your articles i assume that you have generally very negative opinion of the american electoral system how it works. if you compare for example mr trump to let's say the obama administration which contributed a great deal to the american government debt on substance do you think he so far has been really so much worse than the rest well doing nothing. is not good either when it comes to fiscal policy because you have this true debt of the country which we call the fiscal gap which takes into account all the debts that are off the boo

stockton, california, once named the most miserable city in the us, is making a comeback.on has said they will be sending athletes to the winter olympics in south korea that north koreans but the base of the cell is proposing military talks with the north, no response from the north at the moment. the south is also proposing that there are more talks about reuniting families divided by the border. again, as far as we know at the moment, no response from the north on that. more as soon as we have it. stockton, california, once named the most miserable city in the us, is making a comeback. that's thanks in no small part to its young mayor, michael tubbs. he was born and raised in stockton and is now working to turn things around in his hometown. the bbc went to meet him. a very violent day in stockton, five people are dead. ..in one of stockton's deadliest days on record. there's a lot of love, there's also a lot of pain. sometimes i pinch myself. like, yo, you're the mayor! especially when it comes to things like problem—solving, why don't they do it like that? why aren't y

and they just feel miserable. some of them don't even have cough yet or severe sore throat. >>> now, the flu has also drained blood and separatelet supplies across the country. right now, all blood types are needed if you're interested. now, when it comes to sickness, doctors are saying prevention is key. if you're wondering whether or not it's too late to get the flu shot, they say it's not. they say go ahead and get it. because even though it hasn't been 100% effective in preventing the flu, it will weaken the symptoms. they also say, definitely wash your hands frequently. especially if you're around people who are coughing or sneezing. live in san jose, sandra osborne, kpix5. >>> jon gruden is back in the silver and black. and how one east bay business prans to make -- plans to mick -- make him feel as welcome as high did years ago. >>> and tracking our chances of rain and when we'll expect to see the rain drops. >>> is 280 part of your morning commute? full closure. we'll have details. >>> here are three tips

>> reporter: it's miserable.ot snow and we've got the wind kicking up and making things even worse for folks. the major roads in pretty good shape, drivers tell me. if you look down, the side roads, the neighborhood streets, this is what you're dealing with. a coating of snow. we stopped off at this rest stop off 95 south, many people still sleeping in their cars, we found one pennsylvania family, they just woke up to find all of this. >> woke up to this hail. mother nature, she doesn't like us too much. >> this is what they're dealing with out here. take a look. the major roads, 95, drivers moving at a pretty good clip. they're slowing at the typical spots. the major roads in good shape. it's the neighborhood side streets. it's a snow day for the kids. that's the latest from prince william county, back to you guys. >> thank you, molette. >>> we're tracking the snow all over our area. this is a live picture from ocean city, maryland. conditions have been deteriorating through the >>> now to the weather alert. the

again today including the hut both a portrait of a snake newcomer ellis merton come back and be miserablethe rockabilly group them baseball's mark a big anniversary.

bad but rather weak a system than it was and much of this in eastern europe is just grayness it's miserable feeling for remain here turkey six degrees yes it might feel like that but i think you probably feel less than six just because it's miserable overcast above you for the rest the sun is art the sun is over the rather snowy slopes of the alps but the avalanche risk exists no rain seems well it's been the story for northern spine but across the western mediterranean including its early and eventually greece of the next two days that rain will be welcome in italy suffering a twenty percent deficit just reported from last year or should have a bit more right than they did to soften this also the circulation starting to build up in the central mediterranean there will be in effect a mild syria and today's ignored you see cloud that has been running falling there's more to come the temps has held at the low teens and rather windy weather seems likely crew through the gulf to sit as a result of that to the sas well much of north africa frankly at the moment is clear skies is a bit of a breez

>> miserable. miserable. >> you have to go to work? >> i'm on my way to work. >> where do you work. >> and i'm late. >> you're late. and waiting for the bus. >> waiting on the bus. >> so we can let people know. >> because of the transactions. >> yes, so the buses also still running here in the city of wilmington, but you are advised to be prepared for delays, so i don't know what time your bus was scheduled for. do you know? >> well i usually catch my bus five minutes to 6:00. >> all right, so we can expect some delays out here. we've seen number of people out here, waiting for buses, people trying to walk their dogs, carry on with their morning routine. i don't know what school district. are you in the charter school. >> brandywine school district. >> i think they're on two hour delay. >> not us. we got to go in early. >> you still have to go in early, okay. i understand for the kids brandywine christine school district both on two hour delay, here is bus rolling through, despite delaware government offices, closed today, the transpor

it is miserable as you can see it is snowing now. more than thirty two years ago thousands of people lost their homes after a massive earthquake in mexico city and today hundreds still living in temporary camps and others have only recently been in permanent homes but in september last year the list of those looking for a home grew even longer when another big quake struck mexico city david mercer reports. jeannette morales was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them to distant shack officials said it was a temporary solution but thirty two years later jeanette is still here. back then if someone had told me that one day i'd have my own children and grandchildren but still be living here i wouldn't have believed it the government raised our hopes and then abandoned us. around seventy families who lost their homes in that earthquake still live in this camp camp president alfredo vegas tries to keep press

to the rest of the world it's been a miserable miserable display of. authoritarianism aris ism. and a lack of real focus and understanding of what the country needs now. you can see this in the health care. area we had really a débâcle with respect to the republicans proposing things that the country really doesn't want the country really once. universal health care not fifty million people uninsured and the republicans seem to not want that but the people do so that's just one example of many things that have gone wrong this year having read many of your articles i assume that you have generally very negative opinion of the american electoral system how it works. if you compare for example mr trump to let's say the obama administration which contributed a great deal to the american government dad on substance do you think he so far has been really so much worse than the red.

we helped to install this miserable bastard in his place -- joseph mobutu.s from his people and pretty much became the template for despotism in africa. needless to say, this deteriorated over the next 30 years. by the time he was done, the congo was mired in a series of civil wars, the government was no longer paying its bills, and the trains basically stopped running. this is kisangani station. there's one short run left. service once a week, when operational, which isn't often, i'm guessing. abandoned by the belgians, shot up and stripped by rebels in the '90s, the station, the engines, the ancient passenger cars, and the tracks themselves, have slowly receded into the jungle. and yet all these years later, with hardly any resources, alub emile, the railway administrator and a staff of clerks, conductors, mechanics and engineers show up at work and do what they can in an attempt to keep things in working order. how do you do? >> he says you're welcome to see this place. >> how many employees still work here? [ speaking forgn language ] >> so at one time,

their plan to actually push for an exile a government in exile also failed miserably and that under pressure now from the united states and other countries to not collate this crisis anymore because they are just trying to find a way out in a way always have done it as well just see what does happen certainly what else we can get from the u.n. he had tons of news lines all whether shake up the speech and for the moment amounted island sorry from qatar university thanks for joining us. that's called today's other news now sustained attacks by syrian government forces helped by russian air strikes are continuing against rebel held areas now their push into italy province is causing a new wave of people to flee the violence about one hundred twenty thousand have been forced from their homes in recent weeks but rather than finding places of century many continue to face danger. no la la la da da da da we know what's more yeah. i know that. you know law. and al jazeera crew shot these pictures while filming a makeshift camp in a deliberate attack happened now they show missile strikes cl

cristiano ronaldo ended a miserable run of form with a late double, as well. four league goals before sunday's clash with third —from—bottom deportivo. so real move back above villarreal, and into the champions league places. but ronaldo was unable to continue playing, after he was left with a bloodied face caused by the boot of deportivo defender fabian schar as he struck his second goal. here are the rest of the results on saturday, with alaves and leganes drawing 2—2, and celta vigo getting a 2—1victory over real sociedad. thomas muller scored his 100th bundesliga goal, as bayern munich fought back to beat werder bremen 4—2. werder gave the german champions a real fright at the allianz arena, jerome gondorf with the opening goal. robert lewandowski and muller spearheaded the comeback and shared the goals. this was muller's second, putting the game beyond doubt. the win takes bayern 16 points clear of bayer leverkusen. a late header snatched a point for inter against roma. a former milan forward put roma ahead. the equaliser came four minutes from time, but

it's a miserable way to govern. it's irresponsible but it's better than a shutdown. so i hope our colleagues will take advantage of this opportunity, of the conciliatory gesture that the majority leader has made to shorten the length of the continuing resolution that they filibustered that resulted in the shutdown and that they will now vote for this three-week continuing resolution during which we can reopen negotiations on the daca issue. it could be -- there's no guarantee, but it could be given three weeks more time. we could come up with a solution to all those issues and more. disaster relief for puerto rico, for florida, for the virgin islands, for texas. disaster relief for california and where the wildfires have devastated places out west. all of that is being held up, too, of the result of this, their unwillingness to deal with spending caps because of daca. that's the other casualty here. but my hope is given three weeks to continue our discussions and learning from their mistakes, i hope we'll vote to reopen the federal government and take that time to di

it cut the miserable day for good. he'll have his sights set on european glory with buyer next season but will his continued presence in the shelter team derail their bid for champions league football. our matchday nine hundred chat continues with michel and one of the big stories of the week was the announcement that is leaving the club later in the year in july in fact as we saw in the report he got a lot of abuse today from the fans and we want to take a look at a tweet here by be on twitter he points out that shelter funds think they made what he is but all they did was give him a platform he was a well established prospect of. now michelle what i want to know it's is it hypocritical of the fans to expect loyalty from him. on one hand yes but on the other hand you have to see you have just only a couple years in this in this business and if you have the chance to go to mimic now i think everybody. went to move to the to be club but he did a couple mistakes in the beginning also. and know everybody in the stadium. i

it's cold and windy and miserable, it's not a nice day in atlantic county. live in somers point, john rawlins channel 6 "action news." >> we feel for you john. let's get a closer look at the snowfall inland in new jersey, jeanette reyes is live at farley plaza in hammonton good morning jennette. >> reporter: we've been you can at thatting about where john is, the shore will get the most accumulation, here it's not that bad, it's still enough that you need a good reason to get out there. if it is not necessary don't bother. if you look around me, terry show them the lights there look at that, the wind is blowing the snow all over the place making it difficult to see, i can't imagine in a place that is not as well lit on a narrow road or especially on the highway i just talked to nj dot they say they have 1500 pieces on the road. they have people standing by in case they have to send more man power out. the wind keeps piling more snow on areas that have been plowed. that's where drivers come into play, if you don't need to go out, don't go out. if you do give

subtle, sit down someone in brain scanner and have them tell you about a time they did something miserabletten to some other human and tell them about some other occurrence of some human doing something miserable and rotten to somebody else and the insular cortex will activate. every other mammal on earth discuss but in us it does moral discuss and what that tells us why it is that something is sufficiently morally appalling we feel sick to hour stomachs. it leaves a bad taste in our mouths, we feel soiled by it, we feel nauseous, we feel because our brain invented the symbolic thing of moral standards some 40, 50,000 years and didn't invent a new part of the brain at the time and instead some big committee meeting and they said, okay, moral discuss, okay, it's in their portfolio now, give me some duck tape, the insular cortex will do moral discuss as well and has trouble telling the difference. >> some of the authors have or will be appearing on book tv. you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> you're watching book tv on c-span the. here is our prime time line-up. founder and ceo

. >> that's miserable. it is miserable.d me a million dollars, i would not suffer through that. anyway, hopefully everybody had a good new year if you're watching. first day of 2018 and we have a weather alert for dangerous through 9:00 a.m. rain chances through the middle of the week and more arctic cold. it's going to be cold out here for a while. it's 13 degrees in washington. feels like 3 degrees. we'll see clear skies. >> increasing clouds. here's the windchill through the rest of the area. 2 below in manassas and warrenton. zero in fredericksburg. 1 below in winchester and martinsburg. 5 in gaithersburg. 5 in clinton. windchill advisory until 9:00 a.m. if you're headed out soon, dress in layers. cover up the exposed skin. we're nice and dry, though until the middle of the week. we'll be watching a storm offshore then. nice and dry for your traveling today. dry roads out there. seat heat erts, you want those on if you have them. otherwise, blast the heat. especially tomorrow morning as well. that he we stay dry until w

it kept a miserable day for. he'll have his sights set on european glory with buyer next season but will his continued presence in the shellac a team derail their bid for champions league football. just time to remind you the top stories at this hour germany's chancellor angela merkel say our party leaders face lots of work to deliver a stable government this after the social democrats not only voted to join former coalition talks with the conservatives germany has faced months of political uncertainty after inconclusive national elections in september. and u.s. vice president of mike pence has told israel's parliament the american embassy will move to jerusalem next year the speech was greeted with warm applause but arab israeli lawmakers were thrown out.

it is miserable. >> it is freezing out here. >> you just want to get home. you been working since 3:30 and it is now almost 6:00? >> and it is one mile .5 from work. >> we hope for a breakthrough at some point but it is not happening and they are bringing in all kinds of crazy equipment to try to get the road cleared. it is mount herman church road and you can look at the this is what it looks like. near salisbury maryland, bruce leshan, wusa9. let me start digging a little bit. >> it will take a while to get back here, bruce. you just sent word that the plows finally broke through. he and the photographer are finally back on u.s. 50. still a mess. >> you know it's cold in d.c. when you can walk across the reflecting pool. >> mike o'leary wanted to do it. here's what happened. >> we showed up for work at wusa9 and there was a beautiful photograph on facebook. people were walking on the frozen reflecting pool. an amazing photo. i showed up and there was a problem. signs p it takes one guy, and i don't know what he is doing, but he walks on the ice and it open