our vision is for ncs to be a common experience for all.se with people who have never done anything like this before. ncs sees people with different background, faiths, interests coming together at a formative age and learning the impact they can have on the community around them. with wide support across the parties, the bill was approved without a vote. and that's all from me for now. alicia mccarthy is here for the rest of the week, but from me, joanna shinn, goodbye. good morning. we got some topsy—turvy weather conditions across the country yesterday. last week's snow still just about lying on the tops of high ground in scotland. a lot of cloud around, but look at the temperature. 12 degrees, incredibly mild for this time of year. a different story further south and east. brief glimpses of sunshine across the kent coast, but it was cold. four orfive generally in the south—east corner. that is because the nearer the area of high pressure and the cold air coming from the near continent, at the same time, winds coming from a south—westerl

the former -- nc state up by 20. this ga smith jr. a monster game. 11 rebounds, 27 points, 11 assists. nc state wins it 104-78. >>> other scores for you. george mason wins the 11th game of the season 86-81 over umass. howard falls to florida a&m. 78-66. on the women's side, maryland takes down nebraska 93-49. george washington beat st. joseph, 53-44. george mason lost to st. louis, 89-50. >>> the capitals have to replicate the grit they showed in the overtime win tomorrow. they lost 16 straight. a win tomorrow in columbus tied for the most consecutive wins in nhl history. the caps, though, they're hoping to be the spoiler. >> doesn't matter who the opponent is, what their history is. we give them a lot of credit and respect going in like we what we do. >> i think they recognize columbus is obviously the -- they're coming into our building. we'll give them a good match. >> we'll be right back after this. >>> all right. there she is as we know her. bright and beautiful. the washington monument is as light as ever tonight. a day after it

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nc ncht. >>> parts of japanfrigid weathe. robert speta joins us with more. >> across central and northern japan we're still seeing the sea effect snow out there. there's a little bit of immovement in the forecast. you have the sea effect snow bands. watch how it gets smaller and smaller away from the russian coast. it's starting to taper off and weaken. over a meter of snow is on ground. so over 100 cars stranded out there. this is all time record snow depth. what we means is the locations never seen snow this deep sitting on the ground. plenty of it out there. it is going to start to melt off. that's some good news. as we look ahead, this pressure gradient that is still bringing some areas maybe an additional 20 to 30 centimeters will start to weaken. high pressure works in from the west. maybe some southerly winds and temperatures will start to rise. sapporo getting above the freezing part. niigata up to 11. if you're in those areas of western japan, the snow pack will start to mount. it does bring secondary problems includ

. >> reporter: the national women's law center in washington has seen an uptick in calls nc >> repeal and replace. >> since the election we have heard from women who are concerned about losing the benefits they gained from the affordable care act. in particular we've heard from a lot of women about birth control coverage. >> i'm nervous about the future of birth control and about anything, any kind of family planning. >> reporter: at the university of maryland campus newspaper, this headline. "more women are asking about iuds and implants at umd medical center since the election." the medical director there confirmed there's been a recent jump in the number of requests for u i.d.s iuds. under the affordable care act birth control is free for most women and other preventive services such as mammograms and gynecological checkups are covered at low or no cost. that was not the case before the affordable care act. >> it was a disaster for women. and they often couldn't get coverage in the first place. they would coverage and what an insurance company would say is, you have a pre-existing

top 25 in six years, playing nc, state. corner the three pointer, 9-8 behind the back.h junior gets the slam. virginia tech dominated. >> the redskins have their eyes on kenny he told friends if he comes to washington he wants to play with kirk cousins kirk cousins and that is far from a done deal. >>> just when you thought new years eve way a distant memory, meet the coyote mascot had a little fun at mariah cary's and he knows. a former rendition of a motion. the coyote wearing a pink one see apparently had microphone issues. that happens. stormed off. >> not going to go away any time >> i kind of feel bad. she said it's not working, what was she supposed to do? >> is exactly. i don't know. >> i don't know either. >> tough situation. >> when we lip sink it's easy. >> that does it for it, stay tuned, tmz coming up next. >> the morning show w bright and early 4:25 a.m. stay tuned. we will be asleep. ingredients. like real delicious honey... and real oats. ok, that's still honey. ahhh, there we go. we're back to honey again.

if we're going to do this, most people think that this is the future, nc-4 isr. if if we're going to do joint nc-4 isr, if we're going to protect the commons of the east china sea and all the approaches if we're going to o'do that together it will take a lot of parts that look like the internet of things and being able to make that cyber secure across two countries, two militaries and two civilian authorities is a real challenge. but if you don't i guarantee you that whoever the adversary might be, let's say china, they will find a way in and we will find out the hard way once the shooting starts. it's a platitude i know but both governments need to share information more quickly and do it -- it's there. we just need to do it. harden government industry workforce. it's not just the cyberspecialists. it's the first and last line is defense and it's the wackest link. it's not all your sis admins. it's not edward snowdens. it's your people, all the low-level workers up to the president of the companies. and it requires a cultural change. requiring now a cultural cha

nc >>> we want to take you outside for a live look at emeryville.n a tiny bit of a lull right now. >> yeah. still seeing scattered showers but not widespread heavy rain and gusty winds. still a flash flood warning for southeast sonoma county until a little after midnight. willowbrook. you can see the showers and the follow-up. the time line tomorrow morning. you will see some passing showers and then the next main event, 3:00 a.m. that will be some gusty winds. that could be the alarm clock for many folks on friday morning. and we head into sunday with snow levels down to 3,500 feet. >> a lot is coming our way. have a great day tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- james mcavoy, nick offerman, musical gues

. >> reporter: we will fall along with aspects nc along it takes in the coming days. how long it takes to get this water alibi pass area. >> j.r.: nearer the woods today due to the storm and park officials say and fallen branches high winds triggered the closure. it said that plans to reopen tomorrow since and beach tennessee valley beach sites and the marin headlands and battery chamberlain and the presidio all close and due to the storm. bringing snow to the sierra and shutting down some highways to. >> reporter: like the worst is over for us. not done just yet it goes through another band of moisture. it brings another round. the color system rain and lots of snow up in my country. watching for flash flooding and high country and snow levels in about 9 ft. or so. alatas noel's especially as the tuesday system moves in and that will cause some concerns. . cutting out there the very very careful maybe some 48 ft. is now between monday and thursday that will be above 7000 feeder sell very dangerous traveling conditions. especially over the past. and gusty winds will b

. >> good morning to you wisdom.in we areg talking first the coldl the first thing you'll notice nc whenday is it's considerably colder thandea it was yesterday. we were near 50 degrees at this time yesterday.blit it's 3ar2is t now in washington, ninety seven gaithersburg, 25en for gai frederick, 26 fredericksburg.erbu only place above freezing is fes annapolis at 33 degrees. yes, we're tracking snow. see all that white stuff tothat saint louis illinois, thathat little piece of energy isney heading our way later on this oh evening and it could drop a drop little bit of snowfall as we ase head through the course of there late night tonight and into into the early parts of your fridayy morning. mostly predawn hours. hrs near d.c. expecting a dusting dg to an inch but with roads colddl enough it doesn't take much tout lead to problems on the roadhe d tomorrow morning.morr morning i don't think it's snowingthin during your friday morning m rush but again any untreatedntad side roads could have a littleal light dusting on them and it could be a little slick.e slk. little more north and west a

nc i'm not going to speculate on what the incoming president may i may not do, but i will tell you, this is in the interests of ess.united states army to build readiness. >> reporter: meanwhile, vladimir putin has already implied the piropean buildup is pointless. it's stupid and unrealistic, he aid, to think russia would thtack anyone. but for the u.s. and nato allies, extra deterrence never hurt. hefty one.eterrence comes at a price and a hefty one. last year the bill to the u.s. for bolstering european defense came to $3.4 billion. >> pelley: liz palmer for us tonight. liz, thank you. o now know the identities of rtur of the five people who were shot to death at the airport in fort lauderdale on friday. they ranged in age from 57 to 84. all were either on their way to ve returning from a cruise. five others remain in the hospital. the gunman made his first court wpearance today. he was assigned a public defender and denied bail. david begnaud is in fort lauderdale. >> reporter: with a steely stare, esteban santiago was escorted into a federal courtroom. he did not explain his motive a

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and maryland women visit nebraska and the hokies off an upset at duke take a trip to nc state. for the second straight year, redskins great joe jacoby has been named hall of fame finalist. one of the leaders of the hogs, he just missed the cut last year. no reason we can think of he doesn't have a gold jacket yet. three time super bowl champion and member of one of the most dominant offensive lines. if sleelected, he would join ru grimm. >>> and 25 years ago today, redskins beat the ffalcons to mn the to championship and later win the super bowl. fans threw thousands of seat cushions. grounds crew probably weren't fans of that giveaway. a random bit of history. but you wrote down jacoby but he said he would be crying tears of joy if gets in. >> 19th time. >> i think you're right. >> and you only get 20. >> it's this year, i know it is. serena williams off the market, engained arou gaigai gaigaged a. aplast night off her mark. in new seay error. she struggled with windy conditions. so definitely a little >>> tonight, critical condition, a high-stake showdown now under way over o

. >> rated nc-17. >> jimmy: all right, i'll watch that. [ cheers and applause ] that looks fun.thinking, it must be weird to leave the white house after living in it for eight -- you know when you live in a house when you grow up, then move to another town, years go by, you get older, come back, knock on the door with your kids and ask if you can come in and show them around? i wonder if president families do that? i wonder if sasha and malia will come with their kids to show where they carved "i love justin bieber" on the night stand next to the lincoln bed or something. this is exciting for those of us alive which i think is most of us. a university professor in ireland has identified a new organ in the human body. there's one we didn't know about in there. it's a special thing when we discover an organ. it happened to me in the fifth grade. [ laughter ] and i really have to say. this one, this is a real organ. it connects to the -- the intestinal to the abdomen. they named it the mesentery. there it is. it's cute, right? every so often a story like this comes around and it re

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i gave a talk organized by duke and nc north carolina state university and there was a large representation from the usda agriculture and i think we had a good conversation because as you say, i'm not against farmers. i'm not against eating meat.i'm not against agriculture.we can do a better job. >> i think that i would tell you this is a very interesting book to read and as we talked today, i don't agree with all of what you are saying that i think it's something that we need to think about. this is a dynamic and growing industry.the graduates, remember when the young man was asked what's the secret sauce for the future and he said the famous word plastics? i think food and agriculture is a dynamic, growing industry in a variety of ways . >> it always has been. >> is going to be getting bigger, not smaller but there are some issues we have to deal with and i think your book does demonstrate an interesting perspective on how to deal with some of those issues so i hope you are successful in selling it and it's been a delight to talk to you today>> it's been great to talk to you to . thank yo

i gave a talk organized by duke and nc's north carolina state university, and large representation from usda state departments of agriculture and i think we add good conversation. because as you say, i'm not against farmers. i'm not against eating meat. i'm not against agriculture. we can do a better job. >> well, i think that this, i would tell you, this is a very interesting book to read. and as we've talked today, i don't agree with all of what you're saying. but i think it is something we need to think about. this is a dynamic and growing industry. the old movie "the graduate", when the young man that dustin hoffman played, what is the secret sauce for the future, and he said the famous word, plastics. i think food anding a can agric a growing in dynamic ways. >> it always has been. >> it will bet bigger and better but we have some small issues. >> we do. >> i think your book demonstrate an interesting perspective on how to deal with some of the issues. i hope you're successful in selling it and that's just been a delight to talk to you today. >> great to talk to you, dan, too. >> t

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he did work at the are, nc. he has relationships with a lot of these people, and so he's not starting from scratch here. they know who he is. they know he's a were they fair guy when all is said and done, so i think if he comes out and sort of you know talks a little bit about where he was coming from and sort of establishes the tone a little more i think he'll win back a little bit of that respect. >> as you kn and if i interrupt you it's because he's out to the podium. as you know, there were people who said that whole thing of him coming out was to divert attention away from what else was going on around the country, which were hundreds of thousands of people coming out to protest in cities around america as well as around the world. what are you expecting from the press and if they indeed press him on this crowd size issue, is it maybe playing into the hands strategically that they don't want to talk about some of this other stuff? >> i think the press is going to come out as they always do, they'll want ans

funny thing when i was watching nc state win, knew that night. the greatest upset in the history of college basketball and still stands all of these years later. >> people forget how good houston was. clyde drexler and hakeem olijoun. >> he was the sixth player on that nc state team. he just kept things moving, right? every time they were down. joe manchin would pick him up. i'm sorry, joe. you came on a bad day. i'm tired. senator joe manchin of west virginia. a are you a basketball fan? >> oh, yeah. >> the one time i went to madison square garden to watch basketball, i saw west virginia win the big east probably, what? four years ago. >> yeah. are you a west virginia fan? >> i'm a big west virginia fan. that is my alma mater. >> you would need to be because it wouldn't be good if you liked virginia. >> no, no. i'm a west virginia through and through. blue and gold through and through. >> probably has a picture of sam huff in the middle of his kitchen. >> he is my big brother and grew up in my hometown. i went with sam everywhere. he delivered f

she said dear senator nc, i'm writing with concerns specific in the way that our country iservice heading in respect to health care services. i'm 25-year-old with no medical conditions. however -- i rarely needed doctor is it doctors -- doctors. however i looked into the health insurance for me and my 8-month-old son also without health problems and i found insurance to be incredibly expensive. based on the cost of our health care last year which included a c-section and the birth of ourss on son our family would spend less on health care for pay for medical expenses out-of-pocket and did not have health insurance. however in order to obey the law this is not an option. i researched and calculated the most cost-effective health carey. -- care. option for our family and we are paying almost $800 a month forving insurance even with my husband receiving insurance through work this is about a third of our family's monthly income. insurance is becoming a huge burden for our family she says. now that's a reality for many of our constituents across the country. she is trying to do the right thin

landscape and los g don't just impact the major retail areas in the city like declared it also impacts our nc t where i'm going with that, i think as the commission that would be helpful to have a lens that also prioritize the pedestrian assess the reason we want retail we want people to live and work in the neighborhood but see people on the street coming and going and more ways to produce that than just a traditional retail so we can keep in mind not that i'm disagreeing not being a great idea to have office and health care and all of that but we need to broaden our minds he and ask do you have classes and things that bring pedestrians into the facilities and look at first page that lens rather than what is the actual product and services their offering we'll see more of this in the future as we keep on going retailers are selling physical products a need for lots and having deep shops will not be for a lot of smaller retailers not going to be the kind of space they can utilities. >> a couple of additional thoughts a great example of a larger retail in upper market district and market stree

alorms llr est al.tefolmonarhy aur lpht nsn d nc toatstisy kekey,itilo. ce riru an erectllr est al.tefolmonarhy rehan ur drererealalisant ca asyourocal >>> hi, everybody. i'm sue herrera. crews are working in front of the u.s. capitol ahead of next week's inauguration. a briefing regarding security at the event, homeland security. >> we, therefore, have done a lot to plan for public safety and security of these events to be on guard against acts of violence, demonstrations that get out of hand and to provide for a safe and secure presidential inauguration. >> heavy winter weather across oregon contributing to a train derailment in portland. a buildup of ice on the tracks causing a commuter train to derail. no reports of injuries. >>> and the green bay packers will be without one of their most valuable players when they play the dallas cowboys on sunday. wide receiver jordy nelson has been ruled out of the game with fractured ribs. he suffered that injury last week in the team's win over the new york giants. that's the news update this hour. i'll send it b