hurricane katrina badly damaged the area and when they hosted football games again, that was a national feel-good story. the public paid for all the repairs. in public has invested today's dollars about $1 billion in the construction of the mercedes-benz superdome. the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all of the revenue generated there. why don't people rebel against this? one reason is that many in the public don't understand this is taking place. the second reason is they feel there is nothing they can do about it and it is based on insider deals and it is. the most recent time there was a vote in miami last year, there is a vote on whether to use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play in the citizens of miami voted strongly against doing that. " king ofith the sports author" tonight. next, we will discuss last week's elections in new jersey and virginia for state governor. and what the results might mean for the 2014 midterm elections. that, fair vote talks about the factors relating to the gridlock on capitol hill and later, conversation about u.

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after hurricane katrina was damaged, hosting the football games was a national feel-good story and rightly i would say so. of thelic paid for all repairs. the leak put in a token amount. billionic has put in $1 for the mercedes-benz superdome. the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps on most of the revenue generated. why don't people rebel? one is many people do not understand it is taking place. feel it isis they nothing they can do about it. it is based on insider deals. the most recent was a vote in miami on whether to use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play and the residence of voting against doing that. >> more with "the king of sports" author. spent a lot of time dealing with the fcc in my life. important that the agency make the decisions and make him in a timely fashion. there is nothing worse than for , jobtment, innovation creation and all of the things businesses not knowing what the rules are. >> mr. wheeler is absolutely right. with a slow moving agency like this, that deliberates for months and years on end it does create uncertainty. as we k

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when hosted the football game this was a national feel-good story, and rightfully so but the public paid for all of the repairs and the public has invested about $1 billion in the construction. the mercedes-benz superdome. the new orleans saints keep most of the revenue generated there. don'teople in the public understand this is taking place and the second reason is that they feel there is nothing they can do about this, this is based on the insider deals. the most recent time that there was a vote, in miami last year there was a vote about using public money for the miami dolphins play, and the citizens voted against this. >> more with sports author gregg easterbrook, sunday night at eight, on c-span. next, "the, followed by c-span "first ladies ," and later, actress goldie hawn talks about her effort to help children. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies in 1979, brought to you as a public service by your television provider. >> for the first time in many months, the federal communications commission has a full complement of commissioners. new chairman tom wheeler and repub

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outside on our michael and son camera, again a beautiful looking sky here. 37 at reagan national, feelsry, humidity at 58%. we are talking about a cold start to the week, since we struggled to get to 50 degrees clouds increase tomorrow and wednesday. moderating temperatures though, by wednesday into thursday, upper 60s and showers for thursday afternoon and thursday evening. moisture coming in toward texas, the jet stream dipping out toward west. snow in parts of minnesota and wisconsin this week. meanwhile in the east, we have a cold start with 8 degrees up in the adirondacks. we will see the clouds start to come in a little bit this afternoon as we head into tonight and tuesday morning, clouds around here, partly to mostly cloudy tuesday. by wednesday still a lot of clouds and that moisture out west, thursday afternoon, thursday evening. a few more clouds this afternoon than this morning, 30s tonight with near 40 in up to. 65 -- in town. the redskins play thursday night in the dome in minneapolis. good monika. >> reporter: good morning howard. >>> if you are heading to baltimore, on t

notice the flags light winds we are dealing with this morning. 41 degrees at reagan national. feels like 38. only 30, this is a dry air mess. you can see the colds here in the rockies in north carolina and western arizona. there is your front, minneapolis 32, chicago 51. ahead of it though, we have the southwest flow, the warmth will be brought to us. it has also taken the rain in texas and oklahoma, bringing it up into the ohio valley. for us the clouds will be the bigger concern, which will be in and out of here the next couple of days. some sunny breaks here and there this afternoon. more sunshine on wednesday afternoon. looks like it will be in the mid-60s tomorrow, and then there are the showers that we will be watching. coming real close to us by thursday morning. we had a yellow on alert up, regardless of the rain. 58 degrees, 46 tonight, 64 tomorrow with more sunshine. milder. then 62 on thursday. friday sun returns, blustery 55. dry and cold this weekend. highs in the 50s. >>> turning it over now to monika. >> the only incident we have closing down 16th street and could be

goodas a national feel- story and rightly i would say so, but the public paid for all of the repairs. the league put in a token amount. the public has invested about $1 billion in construction for the mercedes benz superdome, and a man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all of the revenue generated there. why do people not reveal> -- rebel? one reason is they do not believe this is taking place, and the second reason is they believe it is largely based on insider deals, will and it is largely based on insider deals. in miami last year, there was a vote to use public money to renovate the stadium where the miami dolphins play, and the citizens voted strongly against doing that. >> more with the "king of sports" author gregg easterbrook sunday on c-span's "q&a." in the case town of greece versus galloway, the court will decide about the first amendment's ban on the use of government and religion. the court decided in 1983 that legislatures can begin their session with play. this case examines whether there should be different roles for local council meetings, where citizens co

just a couple of clouds. 33 officially at reagan national. feelinge 25 thanks to a northwesterly wind at 10 miles an hour and the dew point down to 17 degrees. that's a sign of how dry the air is, more so than the humidity. humidity is relative to the temperature. if you watch the dew point, that number is independent. when it's in the teens, the air is really dried out. so we have an enhanced fire threat for anybody that will do any burning. the cold is not just us. there are spots in north carolina that have snow on the ground. we're down to 29 in atlanta. asheville 23 this morning. they're wearing heavy coats in charleston at 35. there goes the front racing quickly to the east. behind it the north, northwesterly winds continue. the cold air is pouring in but not as strong on the lake effect machine this morning as it was let's say yesterday. we're seeing that. as you look at the futurecast, cold northerly winds. just a couple of lake snow showers here and there. nothing too major here at lunch time. we'll still be breezy this afternoon but tonight

forced from their hands but that sounds geologist out in the scene entrance into the national resets gets his feeling like the method of destruction was so high. we ate a little too hee hee here is one of the region's has been seriously neglected the main problem is how the character he is being maintained. mean for example goals same building on high risk areas if i don't think has done the property has led us to this situation. but julia did it. today i didn't do that job. i do that to happen administrations in plantations and then some because scientific institutions. national respect to the main menu or pencils warning about a heightened articles great. i mean tax free. barry was down one or two. the club will open up. that's the nature center and so would spend twenty allison think this is the entrance is too cruel to hold the haskell just another diplomatic incident between britain and spain. london some and that its ambassador to explain what he told a serious incursion was integral to territorial waters. the ship apparently built several challengers from her seat royal navy patrol boats. dipl

when it hosted football games again, that was a national feel- good story. the public paid for all the repairs. the league put in a token amount. the public has invested about $1 billion in the construction of the mercedes-benz superdome. the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all the revenue generated there. why don't people rebel against this? i think one reason is that many people in the public don't understand this is taking place. i think the second reason is they feel like there is nothing they can do about it. it is largely based on insider deals. it is, largely. the most recent time there was a vote -- in miami, there was a vote on whether they use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play. and the citizens of miami voted strongly against doing that. usually, people don't get to vote. i think there is also -- going back, you remember the sociology of the sport. 50 years ago when the antitrust waiver was first granted, there was a paltry amount of money in all professional sports compared to today. even if you adju

it is understandable how the nation feels. chief justice had in mind when he warned against intolerance of any kind. this man that believed in reason and intolerance died at the hand's of a man who was intolerant and fanatic. and congressman of texas said when he was here in the studio that he hoped if there was any benefit at all it would derive from this terrible thing that happened and that hopefully the world, country and state would learn a lesson that extremism is what is intolerant. one thing was the generous nature of the americans and an hour after the funeral there is a modest service for tippet who gave his life trying to catch s oswald and was shot down. there wasn't a provision in the pension so he died without money. but they have donated many thousands of dollars to the family. so i knew that the desire for him would be there to do something for him. republican congressman of pennsylvania says he is going to introduce a bill to make it a federal crime to kill or con spico conspire to kill the president. it hasn'

there was a whole national feeling that lyndon johnson put, you know, i don't want to be the first american not lose a war. that pressure would have built on kennedy's -- i don't think kennedy ever would have gone as far as lyndon johnson did, but he wasn't going to walk away, either. >> all great, but what that requires if you take it from that point of view is that kennedy keeps americans in harm's way, some of them get killed in 1964 just so they can that he can get to the election and win the election. okay. i'm not so sure he would have done it just for that reason but let's accept that. then you get to 1965. thin he wants to get his big program through congress, a lot of domestic bills. he had postponed until he hoped to get reelected with a landslide in the second term so in 1965 at a time when he's trying to get bills through congress on education and poverty and housing and civil rights is that the moment he's going to choose to withdraw from vietnam and have the huge burden of americans saying that you're selling out the country and soft on communism? i'm not so certain. >> put th

it posted football games again, that was a national feel-good story. rightly, i would say so. they put in the token amount. the public is invested in today's dollars, $1 billion in the construction of it was mercedes benz superdome. and the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps all of the revenue generated there. why would people rebel? one reason is many people in the public don't understand it is taking place. the second reason is there's nothing they can do about it they feel. it's all based on insider deals. it is largely based on insider deals. there was a vote on whether to use public money to renovate the place where the dolphins play. they voted strongly against doing that. he's going back -- you know, the sociology of the sport. 50 years ago when the antitrust waiver was first granted, at that time, there was a paltry amount of money in all professional sports compared to today even in current dollars which is not what it was today. nfl owners of that period could not have afforded on their own to build a beautiful stadium. so in a stadium that looked like a publi

on the issues of currency oil reserves membership but despite all the uncertainty scottish national party feels as the white paper sends a very positive message on it to the nation it really is an amazing amount of information that has been put it that and yes i think people do have the information to make the choice people are being inspired in scotland the reaction is that there are people already who felt that they were all on the fence of put up siding towards know who had the positive message did you do you have seen or knew that there's a level of detail there on this level of detail that is accessible to them and there's of course we knew that people who who could have been from missional independents are more likely to support it you know that's why people are only going to increase the movement in the polls with a nine percent at the moment that's less than a five percent swing referendums of this kind of you should have bigger swings towards the end and we're very very optimistic on the u.s. side that the people of scotland will indeed make the right choice. and coming up a chilling l

after hurricane katrina badly damaged, when it hosted football games again it was a national feel-goodstory and rightly i would say so. the public pay for the repairs. the public is invested in today for about $1 billion for the construction of the mercedes- .enz super zone -- superdome the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all of the revenue. why don't people rebel against this? i think many do not understand what is taking place. i think the second reason is they feel there is nothing they can do about it and it is all based on insider deals and it is recently -- mostly based on insider deals. there is a vote on whether they should use public money to renovate the place. the citizens voted strongly against doing that because they got to vote on it. >> more with "the king of sports" tonight at 8:00 on c- on c-span, next newsmakers with iowa senator, chuck grassley followed by victory speeches of the governor speeches. and lateris christie a look ahead at the 2014 midterm elections. >> joining us this week on "newsmakers," senator chuck grassley from iowa, member of the

national feel good story. i would say so. public has invested in today's dollars about $1 billion of the onstruction mercedes benz superdome. owns the new o orleans saints keeps all of the revenue generated there. rebel against e this? one reason is many people don't place.and this is taking the second reason is they feel there's nothing they can do about it. deals.l based on insider it's largely based on insider deals. ae most recent time there was vote in miami last year, there was a vote on how to use public the citizens of miami voted strongly against doing that. they got to vote on it. more with the king of sports easterbrook sunday night an 8:00 on c-span's q&a. the chairman of the federal reserve, ben ber man keep and others speak about responses to economic crises at a conference of the international monetary fund. speakers included larry omers, former bank of israel governor, stanley fischer, and harvard economist, kenneth rogov. this is an hour and a half. >> can we start the session? final session of the -- the pan

nations. so he feels they need to shift focus to asia. he says hungary has a strong interest in japanese technology. he met with japan's prime minister, shinzo abe, and the two agreed to deepen cooperation in the energy field. abe sees hungary as an attractive market for infrastructure exports, a key pillar in his own growth strategy. hungarian officials plan to build two more nuclear reactors. they are hoping to produce more energy back home. one hungarian company produces machinery used in nuclear power plants. it had ties with manufacturer siemen's, but the german firm is ending their nuclear business as the country shifts away from atomic power. so the machinery maker is aiming to foster ties with japanese businesses. they hope to partner with them and win contracts for hungarian projects. >> translator: we have some products we'd like japanese firms to see. and they have a lot to show us, too. by combining our technologies, we could build new parts for nuclear facilities. >> reporter: japanese firms are also looking to cooperate with

it was a national feel-good story. i would say so. but the public paid for the repair. the league put in the token amount. the public is invested about a billion collars in the her mercedes bends superdome. the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all the revenue generate there had. i think why don't people rebel against? one reason many people in the public don't understand it's taking place. i think the second reason is that they feel there's nothing they can do about it. it's bassed on insider deals. it is largely based on insider deal. the most recent time there was a vote in miami last year there was a vote whether to use public money to renovate the place with the dolphin plaid. -- played. the citizens voted against doing it. they got vote on it. more with the king of sports author sunday night at 8:00 onn c-span's q & a. the environmental protection agency is hosting a series of>> public meetings before issuingnl rules on regulating carbonhostig emissions from power plants. the rules are part of president obama's plan to reduce reg greenhouse gases.in

like veterans depicted the free people and soldiers in particular as agents of national feeling. blame his 1888 history of the troops in the war of the rebellion praise black soldiers for dignity and christian humility. those were his words. he wrote, after the confederate army had been paroled, the troops cheerfully and cordially divided their rations and welcome them on the march back to petersburg. the c++ forgiveness was expressed in the of ex-rebel soldiers who freely mingled with the black conquerors. it was a spectacle of magnanimity never before the test. as william saw, african-american magnanimity of appomattox is the exercise of moral authority, a conscious effort as purposeful as grants an act of to break the cycle of violence slaveholders has a lot perpetuated. in the year after the surrender, each of the three interpretations that outline, restoration, lays emphasis on vindication and liberation, that of williams and others came to incorporate an argument about the lost promise of appomattox. adherents of each interpretation argue that their political opponents have

when it hosted football games again, it was a national feel- good story, and rightly, i would say so.the public paid for all of the repairs. the leak put in a token amount -- the league put in a token amount. the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all of the revenue generated there. why don't people rebel against this? many people in the public don't understand this is taking place. the second reason is they feel there is nothing they can do about it, it is all based on insider deals, and it is largely based on insider deals. there was a vote in miami last year on whether to use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play. the citizens of miami voted strongly against that because they got to vote on it. >> more with sports author -- "the king of sports" author sunday on "q&a." >> one of the things that has stuck in my mind is how dallas has changed from the political standpoint. at that time in the early 1960s and late 50s, there was probably a much less balance or lyrical climate -- balanced political climate here. i remember seeing publication -- a

when they had booklet gives again, that was a national feel- good story. the public paid for all of the repairs. about $1c has invested billion in the construction of the mercedes-benz superdome. the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps a most all of the revenue generated their. why don't people rebel? one reason is chris people do not understand what is taking place. the second reason is that they feel there's nothing they can do about it and it is all based on insider deals. the best time to do is to vote. there was an vote on whether they should use public money. the city -- the citizens voted strongly against doing that. sunday night at avm on c- span's "q&a." now senator gregg. governmentn on the shutdown and the tea party. the national press club, this is an hour. [gavel] >> good afternoon. and welcome to the national press club. my name is angela cryling king, i'm a reporter for bloomberg news and the 106th president of the national press club. we are the world's leading professional organization for journalists committed to our profession's fu

after hurricane katrina badly damaged, when it hosted football games again, it was a national feel good story, and rightly, i say so, but the public paid for the repairs. there was a token amount. the public invested about a billion $s on the construction of the superdome, and the man who owns the new orleans sames keeps almost all the revenue generated there. i think why don't people rebel against this? one reason is many people do not understand this is taking place. i think the second reason is that they feel like there's nothing that they can do about it, all base on insider deals, and it is largely based on insider deals. the most recent time there was a vote last year whether to use public money to renovate the place of the dolphins, and the citizens voted against doing that because they got to vote on it. >> more sunday night at eight on c-span's "q&a." unlike ike, we have her report card from the school in denver, colorado. while she got a b in english, she actually got a c-minus in european history. who knew as a military wife and future first lady she would be so well-traveled

he must execute the philosophy and the policies of the people of this nation, regardless of his own personal feelingsrom time to time. he is the executor of the will of the people of this nation antiterrorism upon his shoulders day and night a burden that always seems at least to him too much to carry but only for him to carry. we will be leaving here shortly, after having spent almost 40 years in the federal service. we came to washington with some very deep set convictions. we felt that we could contribute to making this a better country for all of our people. and some feel we have made great progress, education, health, housing. in some respects we have had many disappointments. but in the last few years in this house, in this office, we have had a chance to impress upon the people of this nation those simple convictions that brought us to this town and that kept me here for almost four decades. it is important to reflect and look back and see what has been done because there is no better way to judge a future than by the past. but the important thing that faces our country now is for a new presid

when it hosted football games it was a national feel-good story. i would say so. the public paid for the repair. the public invested in today's dollars about $1 billion in the construction of the mercedes-benz super done. the man who own it is keeps the revenue generated there. why don't people rebel against it? many people in the public don't understand it's taking place. i think the second reason is, they feel there's nothing they can do about it. it's all based on insider deals. and it is largely based on insider deals. the most recent time there was a vote in miami last year there was a vote on whether to use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins played. and the citizens voted against it. they got vote on it. >>> more with the king of sports author sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q & a. >>> tomorrow's "washington journal" focuses on renewable energy. first an overview of the renewable energy. right now on c-span2 from this morning's washington journal. the president of the transcanada corporation discussing oil and gas pipelines. >> host

after hurricane katrina, badly damaged, when the host of football games again, that was a national feel-good story and rightly i would say so. the public paid for the repairs. the public has invested in today's dollars about a billion dollars in the construction of the mercedes-benz superdome and the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all the revenue generated there. why don't people rebel against this? one reason is many people don't understand this is taking place. the second reason is they feel there's nothing they can do about it and it's all based on insider deals. the most recent time there was a vote in miami last year on whether to use public money with the miami dolphins play. they voted strongly against doing that because they got to vote on it. >> westmont house energy and subcommittee on oversight and investigations looked at the impact of epa regulations on the cool industry. tim murphy of pennsylvania chairs the hearing of colorado's diana to get serving as the ranking member. this is just over 90 minutes. [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone abou

nation. making it feel to a few months with judith but it was odd because these reductions good of the subtleties and achieved it. the meeting voted to oust into difficulties and the constitution the unforeseen. the schools look good mind of those people. well as the bodies the interim government is trying to return to the mall proper quarter with elections scheduled for next year the next step is a referendum on the new constitution was his supporters say those efforts will fail. but the body of thought the apple party. dear old mom who lives in the crises and muffled. i don't you think either of them peaks case you were last on the blog to get into the next one to end with things to the dt call. it doesn't disclose the total mobile say about it. morrison is due back in court on gender it has refused to recognize the legitimacy of the trial court to appoint all border saying he will defend himself. this fourteen court she was a bald eagle lawyers and his lawyers are hoping they can convince him to change his mind. if it does. the trial could proceed faster. more season the trip to the nation dec

when it hosted football games again, that was a national feel- good story and rightly so. but the public paid for all the repairs and the leak put in a token amount per the public it is invested at about $1 billion. owns the new orleans saints keep so most all of the revenue generated there. one reason people don't rebel against this is that they don't understand it is taking place. the second reason is that there -- they feel there is nothing they can do about it area it is largely based on inside heels and the most recent time there was a vote was in miami last year on whether to use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play in the citizens of miami voted strongly against doing that because they got to vote on it. author gregg easterbrook tonight at 8:00. house and human services secretary kathleen sebelius testified before the senate finance committee. she talked about fixing the andthcare.gov website enrolling people through exchanges across the country. according to reports, next week, her agency is set to release in roman figures for the first

it wasurricane katrina, a national feel-good story. the public paid for all the repairs. invested about $1 billion in the construction of the mercedes-benz superdome. the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all of their revenue. why don't people rebel? one reason is many people do not understand this is taking place. the second reason is they feel like there is nothing they can do about it. it is all based on insider deals, it is, largely. the most recent time that there was a vote in miami last year. there was a vote on using public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play. the citizens voted against doing that. >> more with the king of sports author gregg easterbrook on q&a. fema administrator craig fugate and shaun donovan testified on capitol hill this week, providing an update on y aricane standing -- sand year after it struck the east. this is about two hours. >> welcome to the subcommittee of >> welcome to the subcommittee of emergency management in the district of columbia. we thank you all for being here. we are here today to examine

at public expense, after hurricane katrina badly damaged and hosting football games again was a national feelood story and rightly i would say so. the public paid for all the repairs. the league put in a token amount. the public has invested in today's dollars about a billion dollars in the construction of the mercedes benz superdome and the man who owns the new orleans saints keeps almost all the revenue generated there. why don't people rebel against this? i think one reason is many people in the public don't understand this is taking place . i think the second reason is they feel like there's nothing they can do about it, it's all based on insider deals and it is largely based on insider deals. the most recent time there was a vote in miami last year, there was a vote to use public money to renovate the place where the miami dolphins play and the citizens of miami voted strongly against doing that because they got to vote on it. >> more with "the king of sports" author gregg easterbrook sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." >> after becoming first lady, maimi eisenhower ran a tight ship

michael & son weather camera is quiet and clear. 31, feeling like 26 at national.rly light, too. south, southwest at 5 and the barometer falling at 30, 36. as the high pressure pulls away, winds will turn more to the south, southwest. all of these 50s you see for highs today in atlanta and little rock and dallas, those warmer temperatures will be shooting our way. in fact, they're going to be in the 60s tomorrow. we'll climb a little bit tomorrow into the upper 50s, some afternoon clouds may hinder us just a little bit. then as we head toward saturday, now we're going to be 60, if not low 60s here. dallas mid-70s. look how the 6 on the overspread across the south and tennessee valleys. so some milder air is just lurking a little bit off to the south and west. it's definitely going to come in. we have a zonal flow in the atmosphere so the clouds are moving west to east across the country. no big dips in the jet stream. the arctic air is way up there. canada is even rather mild at the moment. that's got to reload before we're talking about another cold shot around he

it is 27 in frederick, 30 degrees at reagan national airport. , what ithill factor feels like out therein the single digits. it feels like 23 in arlington this hour. satellite and radar, a few snow showers across western pennsylvania. don't be surprised if you see a few flakes falling around the hagerstown area. is our holiday travel weekend lines, quiet and drive for the day tomorrow. look for heavy rain until late in the day on tuesday. we could be looking at significant snow in the mountains. what to expect coming up in a few minutes. >> the winter weather is being blamed for at least eight deaths in the west. several states received several inches of snow, including texas. plansorm could affect fort eustis and wednesday, as people hit the roads for or tuesday and- f wednesday, as people hit the roads for thanksgiving. steve will have another check on the forecast in a few moments. a u.s. postal service worker was murdered while delivering mail last night. the 26-year-old was shot and killed along his route on read road in landover. street in landover. whitney? the issue is postal wo

nations. see this and feel loved. you don't see this in in the united states. you don't see this in the uk we're talking about a third world nation the toronto's mayor was thrust into the spotlight earlier this month when he admitted to smoking crack cocaine while in office a day later the review was released showing a visibly angry and run for threatening to kill someone. another few days later and ford made headlines once again when he used obscene language while denying the allegations the theater at the second pass the no call. ford says he's been a few crucial mistakes that there's no reason for him to quit his job. the only way for wrong for him to leave the mayor's office as he steps down or is charged with a criminal offense in this new situation is likely to happen anytime soon. ford could do very well be making headlines for quite some time to come. i do legal eagle into quito from any wrongdoing after was seventeen years the various allegations and investigations has put the israeli political landscape in spin mode as everyone is trying to figure out

nation. >> i can feel electricity in the water, guys, my legs are tingling. >> the crew was able to get all of those out the hotel safely, but across the country are manages of mass destruction and reports of many dead. in the chaos following the storm there are no firm numbers on just how many were killed. the government estimated several hundred people died while police fear as many as 10,000 people may have perished. tonight ian woods shows us the power of the dead lay storm as it hit land. >> reporter: this is what one of world's most powerful storms looks like while all-around you buildings are being ripped apart. this is what it looks like after it has passed through. nothing has been left undamaged. and it's only the chaos of the aftermath which is preventing accurate figures of the dead and injured from being known. the bodies of some of those who died have been recovered, others still lie where they were found. >> we have so many dead people, we don't have bags. bags for the dead. >> reporter: compiling the statistics is a low priority as people pick their way through what is left

also, it is a great place to be at national harbor. it feels like the holidays with all the lights and decorations. send your pictures to gmw@wjla.com. i will send the awesome storm chaser to your house with a live report. and, of course, we're decking the halls. let's extend over to amanda meadows with a look at traffic. >> backed up on the inner loop approaching the wilson bridge, on with the outlets opening this morning, i would expect a lot of traffic in that area. our traffic tracker is rolling right along. we send him to 295. we usually start to see the delays first thing in the morning on 295 at the 11th street bridge. still looking good for this friday morning. heading to our maps, we have activity in the district heights area. reports of a crash north of the parkway on silver hills road so expect some delays if you usually use that. more details are coming in. route 5 moving along nicely from branch avenue, pep pennsylvania avenue, looks good to go. construction on 295 southbound. no delays southbound. a light shove on the american leg

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it feels like 20 at reagan national airport. we are going to keep the cold air for tomorrow with highs around 35 to 40 degrees. we are patiently watching the potential for a large storm system that is going to impact our area for the upcoming holiday rush-hour commute. come tuesday into wednesday, coming up in a few minutes, i will talk about the potential for snow and rain across our area. >> steve, all right. we are use to dealing with cold in the d c area, but some people are surprised that we received this blast this early. tom roussey continues live team coverage from the lincoln memorial. down, butds are dying it is still awfully cold especially for this time of year. 21 degrees below average. normally, you will see folks hanging out with the steps there. there is no one there. this cold is keeping a lot of people away. many did find things to do outside tonight. >> ironically, one of the best ways to stay warm tonight was to get on the ice. if you continue to skate around, you feel less cold. it affected cold, the zamboni

national. so, the temperature you feel as you go outside, feels like it's 25 in gaithersburg. 25 in leesburg.dress for the 20s if you're headed out tonight. if you're out late, dress in the teens. colder air moves in. a cold, but dry thanksgiving. a cold, but dry black friday and a chilly, but a dry weekend. temperatures moderate a little bit saturday and sunday. so, we got 28 to start. 30 at 9:00. only 34 at 11:00. only 37 by 1:00. thankfully lots of sunshine. 42 on friday, but that's still cold. no problems for shopping and 45, almost seasonal on saturday. next seven days, a little better on sunday, near 50. redskin game will be in the low 40s and next week, we go back in the mid 40áz, perhaps rain on tuesday. temperatures will be close to perhaps supporting something other than rain. we'll keep you posted on that. >> all right, jan jeffcoat is in our newsroom. she has a look at what's ahead at 7:00. good evening, jan. >> tonight in your on local news at 7:00, we are digging deeper to raise the minimum wage. plus, a man loses his job for refusing to open up shop on thanksgiving. and you saw

. >> the nation feeling good this morning, i will admit the phrase throw out the records when the teams cl'ech'e but also true for any game futuring the saints and falcons, thursday night drew brees and company had 8-2 but the 2 and 8 falcons were ready for action and 9 minutes left and first quarter 7-0 falcons and the first lead since they led in the first quarter four games ago and not much time to enjoy and 7 minutes later breeze hit watson for a 1-yard score and the tight end jimmy graham will get his and second quarter and breeze looks for and finds graham down the left sideline and 44 yards later graham finds the end zone and he is a former basketball player and dunks and atlanta's goal was no match and he knocks it crooked and check it out and delays what is 17-13 and saints are out of the nfc race. the florida attorney interviewed the woman with sexual charges against winston and meg says he will decide in the coming days if there is enough evidence to bring charges against winston, according to law enforcement analysis dna by winston matches a dna sample from the underwear and