the new englanders said to the pennsylvanians, "you are crazy. we are the central state. let's make a deal." let's stay in new york temporarily and permanently relocate to pennsylvania. ok, said the pennsylvanians and knifed the virginians in the back. the house of representatives passed the bill to locate the seat of federal government on the susquehanna river, approximately three mile island. [laughter] a place called columbia, pennsylvania, which had previously been wright's ferry, but he changed the name to columbia in hopes of enticing congress. the bill went to the senate. the senate amended the bill, crossing out the susquehanna and saying it would be in germantown, pennsylvania. the bill came back to the house. the new englanders and pennsylvanians were willing to go along with that. pennsylvania is going to be upset at the result. madison tries to argue constitutionally that this bill was different, it could not have it at the end of the session, we need to discuss it. the meaning and pennsylvanians said no, vote. madison said there is one problem. there is no pro

but a kind of -- a civic landscape, in many ways new england was perfect except for the new englanders. [laughter] >> that's right. and on that note. i'd like to thank you all very much for coming out on a nasty day. you all had a hand out on your seats that tells you what's coming up in the 20th century, a version what was we've been doing in the 19th century here. i hope you will attend all of those and remain good friends of the miller center and travel home safely. thanks for coming. thank you, peter. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> every sunday at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern, learn from leading historians about presidents and first ladies, there probably is and legacies here on "the presidency." to watch our programs or check our schedule, visit www.c-span.org/history. you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. >> monday on "the communicators," more from the consumer electronics show as a look at new technology product. >> if there is something you

aaron hernandez played for the new england patriots arrested and charged with murder. we have been following the case here, and today, in that courtroom with him -- the man who gave him his break. new england patriots owner robert kraft, taking the stand, revealing one of their final conversations together. abc's ryan smith tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new england patriots owner robert kraft took center stage. while the owner and the star player were once close -- >> he used to always hug and kiss me. >> reporter: kraft told prosecutors he heard rumors about hernandez's involvement in the killing of semi-pro football player odin lloyd, and confronted the talented tight end in the weight room. >> you asked aaron to look you in the eye, didn't you? >> yes. >> and he did, didn't he? >> yes. >> and you asked him if he was involved and he said no. >> that is correct. >> reporter: and in this trishlgs some of those closest to hernandez could be sealing his fate. his fiance may have bolstered prosecutors claims of a coverup. they allege this surveillance video spokes how he

and don't worry, new englanders, tom said it himself, never doing that again, #air brady. ♪ >> reportera haines, abc news, new york. >> you know, if you are going to do something like that, why post the video? he had to know people were going to freak out. >> i don't know. they edited the video. there was music in there. they gave it thought. it wasn't a quick post. i mean the guy's on vacation with his kids. i get it, he is worth a lot of money and people are football crazed. come on, we do this on vacation. >> what's what one of the sports writer -- cannon ball, looks like fun, i guess but you have to limit the social media action, people. >>> coming up next, justin timberlake pulls a kanye west at the iheart radio awards. >> that could mean a lot of things actually. and the group that reunited for one song over the weekend. "the skinny" is up next. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >> okay. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >> okay. i thought we were done with award shows, but apparently we're not. topping our headlines this morning another one in los ange

that will produce a swath of snow for new england.the backside we have colder weather for us and flurries this afternoon. how would you like to wake up right now to steady light snow in eastern portions of long island. that's what they are seeing getting into connecticut and rhode island. massachusetts they will see the light snow with this one. for us we're talking about the cold northwesterly breeze, low 40s, flurries on the back edge of this think. most of the activity will be east across new england. as we get into sunday, the high takes over, that low moves out to see. everything calms down. we'll seep the winds shift out of the west/southwest. it will be a milder day. when you look at the averages, we're still below normal. 47 tomorrow, it's milder, but still chilly. windchills this afternoon. 34 in for philadelphia. 17 in the poconos. first thing tomorrow this morning this looks like january, 16 the feels like number for allentown 19 for philadelphia and 18 in millville. next chance of precipitation monday, a couple of showers

unfortunately, new england may especially northern new england may get snow sunday.ot everyone is done with winter, but in florn new england, you know that. >> yes, and it's still to be expected through easter and then the snow boots go away. now more new protests over the fraternity members at the university of oklahoma chanting racial slurs, this time in front of the dallas home of one of the people in the video. next generation network peacefully protested in front of parker rice's home last night. rice apologized on tuesday but one protester only identified as mall ri said rice shouldn't hide behind that. >> you were man enough to chant hateful words. step out from behind the door and acknowledge that you've done and apologize for the pain you've caused this community. >> the rice family hasn't been seen at home since the video surfaced. >>> in the controversy over hillary clinton's use of private e-mails, a new report from the state department inspector general says the most important e-mails were not properly archived. the report says when clinton officer faile

kimberly: new england is still struggling with piles of snow. and easter egg hunt were all scheduled for this weekend at hampton beach, new hampshire. an armada of trucks came to help move out some of the nine feet of snow still piled up. >> mother nature needed a little bit of help. it were big snowbanks and there was no parking, but it looks like they will be able to open this up. kimberly: they were hoping that the snow would be melted by the sun, but the snow had to be hauled off to vacant parking lots away from the beach. hard to believe we had some passing snow flurries over fedex field. eileen: new england once again got more snow today. we found the back age of the system, but winter just will not lose its grip. the current conditions right now, we are at freezing at reagan national right now with wind chill at 23 degrees. it is definitely on the cold side right now. it looks like temperatures will continue to tumble as we go through the remainder of the overnight. 27 right now gaithersburg, 12 manassas, 28 dulles and bwi, but it feels c

from the outset, let me say that any time i see the word new england together it connotes all sorts of horrible memories for me like tom brady beating the dolphins. i know. when is he going to retire? [laughter] i hope soon. we hope to have a division championship once for my kids to see. i appreciate the opportunity to speak to you and for all of you having me here today.

it's a springtime saturday in new england patriot country. a perfect day for football. >> you wake up, and you go to work. >> a block down -- >> mike branch coaches the boston bandits, a semi-pro team. he remembers another day just like this. >> come on! >> june 15th, 2013. something seemed out of place. >> a black suburban pulls right in front of my car. i'm like, who's pulling in front of my car? >> in the driver's seat, bandit defensive end 27-year-old odin lloyd. >> then i see a smile. >> branch thinks it's odd, because lloyd doesn't own a car. >> i'm like, whose car is this? >> branch has his suspicions. but he never gets a straight answer. lloyd is busy telling his buddies about the good time he had at a club the night before. >> odin said he was at the club with hernandez. and they were partying, and he had a good time. >> mr. hernandez is aaron hernandez, a $40 million rising star with the new england patriots. how much money? >> like ten grand. >> ten grand? in one night? >> that's what he said, yeah. >> oden lloyd's best buddies, da

. >>> as far as temperatures go new england, negative 2 wind chill in bangor.ll throughout the northeast. bundle up everyone. with the winter gear. today, it's going to stay chilly and windy. these arrows show how strong the winds will be. here's the cruel part this cold air mass stays with us for two, three days. rain today in texas will be up into areas of new england, this is a snow forecast 70s in d.c. we're just outside the city in baltimore, possibility of little trace of snow. as far as philadelphia new york scranton the grassier surfaces could pick up another 2 inches to 3 inches of snow. betty, pretty cruel stuff that you know we can't catch a break in new england. >> let me to get this straight, friday is the first day of spring? >> yes. >> it's going to snow? >> yes. >>> this morning, a blow to the republican party. once-rising star is resigning. representative aaron schock is going to resign. the latest allegation overbilling for mileage, claiming 170,000 miles when record showed his vehicle only had 80,000 on it. >> i didn't think he would resign.

new englanders are not letting their guard down. even though spring starts friday, it has been known to snow in new england well into april. i have a cousin in boston who says, if we have to put up with this, we may as well have the record. eileen: it really makesour 18.3 inches seem very small. no snow in the immediate forecast, we have warm weather. the temperatures right now light wind right now in virginia, 40 degrees. 42 laurel, as well as in d.c. and also the st. thomas aquinas school. the wind is much lighter than earlier today when we had wind gusts of 45 to 50. today was actually a little milder than average, 58 degrees at reagan national 52 frederick, 65 in fredericksburg. a little cooler because of the wind, but change on the horizon. 60 tomorrow and tuesday. look at the high temperatures across the country. records from minneapolis to rapid city, 84 degrees today. that is a record. we will have a southerly wind tomorrow bringing us the milder temperatures. what is not going to last all that long. the good news is the wor

. >> we have snow still falling across new england. new york northern maine, we're seeing most of the snow. could end up with 8 to 12 inches. most areas, snowshowers. we'll see one to three inches in isolated areas. elsewhere across the country, we could see record highs from the southwest into the northern plains into this afternoon. >> that's your latest forecast. >> back to you. >> now to a mystery that has people speculating all over the globe. where is russian president vladimir putin? he hasn't been seen in public in more than a week. kristin welker has more from the white house. good morning. >> reporter: erer ererica, good morning. theories that putin was displayed in a coupe to the possibility he's with his girlfriend. it's a mystery that has the world wondering. out of public view for more than a week, vladimir putin is making front page headlines here in the u.s. the "new york post" subggesting he ran off to switzerland with his girlfriend for the birth of their baby. jimmy fallon contemplating the pros and cons of dating him

it's the never-ending winter for new england. look at the snow totals expected over the next 24 hours for new england. that darker shade of blue toward the bottom of the screen which includes the hamptons that's another 2 to 4 inches of snow. for us back here it will pull in colder air. 42 is the forecasted high. you factor in the wind it will feel like the mid 30s all afternoon. wait until you see the temperatures overnights tonight. windchills in the low to mid teens. overnight lows in the teens north and west it's going to be a blustery 24 hours the good news there are milder changes in the seven-day forecast. we go above average with highs in the 60s thursday and friday i'll have the spirveghts in ten minutes -- specifics in ten minutes for now eva it's blustery and chilly as you mention the it certainly does not feel like spring. >> we have an update on our breaking news. firefighters have put a four-alarm warehouse blaze under control. it burned for 3 1/2 hours on the 2400 block of west westmore land street. fire officials

in the far northwestern suburbs and speaking of that snow depth it is very thick to the north of new england just south of boston we are seeing 1 to 2 to 3 feet

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she's from new england and shocked they're home for another day. >> connecticut you'd have to wear your snow shoes and struggle through it to make it there. it's amazing. it's ridiculous. >> stafford school officials say the decision to delay and then call for a cancellation came after assessing and then reassessing road conditions. this video shows what it was like when crews were out making the call. >> we cannot make our decisions based on whether it's going to be convenient for parents. we have to base it solely on whether we can safely get our students into the schools. >> it was the same situation just south of where i am right now in spotsylvania county where initially it was a two-hour delay and around 8:00 they decided to close schools all day. what it means as far as a calendar change they'll have to utilize their april 3rd make-up day. reporting live tonight in garrisonville, virginia suzanne kennedy, abc 7 news. >> ok, suzanne. speaking of that calendar, today's closures put several school systems in the red whether it comes to their snow days. charles, montgomery prince geo

yesterday the story wasn't really boston new england. it was the amazing amount of heat across the country. record highs from southern california. 88 in l.a. 90 burbank and across the central plains yesterday was a record breaker. as far north as fargo, north dakota usually in march you're still on snow mobiles, today is just the same. we're going to be very warm. st. louis at 68 today. 75 in chicago. 78 in denver. record highs from the mississippi west and the only spot we're still kind of cool and chilly is new england with a lot of snow on the ground. we'll call it 40s the next two days in boston. new england can't get a break. the middle of the country is like what's going on. it's time to moe the lawn in mar go. >> thank you, bill. in canada a jaw dropping pursuit that has police chasing a motorcycle through a maul. he zooms down an effectlator and out the doors but it's not over. he gets away. cops were after him because he was driving erratically before barrelling into that mall. >> now, that's frightening. in portland, those loud

police quickly learn it was rented by new england patriot aaron hernandez.r the next several days, investigators search his home and cars, removing bags of possible evidence. june 26, 2013, nine days after the murder of odin lloyd, hernandez and arrested. >> the charges, first-degree premeditated murder, and having illegal weapons. his plea -- >> not guilty. >> and he's no longer a new england patriot. >> i and other members of the organization were shocked. and disappointed. >> hernandez is canned. before he reaches the courthouse. >> mr. hernandez is charged with a very serious crime, but that shouldn't be enough to hold him without bail. >> and he's staying in jail. his attempts at bail, denied. >> i think the commonwealth has presented a case that is circumstantial, to be sure, but very, very strong. >> hours after his arrest, the >> four months before odin lloyd is gunned down, the player is at tootsie's strip club in miami. one of the men that he is with is alexander bradley. prosecutors describe him as hernandez's former right-hand man. by morning, br

i come from new england. i can't help it. they're largely literal. >> new england used to be important. didn't it? >> coll boy! coll didn't exist. ok? all right. moving on. >> it actually did exist. new england just hadn't named it yet so they didn't think it existed. [laughter] >> you know now why the union failed. all right. so where was i going with this? >> i had asked you whether jefferson's notion was an exceptionalist notion of what was happening in the colonies at that point, because it became very much that. >> right. and jefferson does think that the americans have a unique opportunity to govern themselves because they are literate in the broadest sense of the word. they're civically competent. there's been a high degree of local autonomy and self-government in the colonies and the revolution itself is testimony to the fact that americans are conscious of their rights and willing to fight for them. because this was a people's war. i don't believe all this but i'm just channeled jefferson. >> lincoln called the civil

this front will be swinging through during the evening hours tonight, most of the energy stays in new england with those showers but if you are heading outside on the

expect icy roadways from new england extending to oklahoma. look out for rain-slicked roads with some flooding from texas to the mid-atlantic. >>> if you're flying plan on airport delays in dallas memphis, washington, d.c. philadelphia, new york and boston. >>> well, federal agents are cracking down on maternity tourism. >> these are schemes to offer travel lodging and medical care to wealthy pregnant women from foreign countries so their babies can be born in the u.s. and become american citizens. agented raided 20 luxury apartment where mostly chinese women paid 15,000 to 50 grand and plan to give birth on u.s. soil. they were not arrested but ringleaders are facing charges of money laundering and conspiracy. >>> a tragic plane crash of rock 'n' roll pioneers and the ntsb agrees to reconsider an investigation into the accident that killed buddy holly, the big bopper and ritchie valens. it had been blamed on pilot error and conditions but now other factors they contend were involved. >>> a frightening crash landing in nepal. a turkish airlines

satellite and radar snow starts flying across coastal new england. that's running behind the eastern seaboard. along with the chilly breeze comes the chance of a few flurries this afternoon. 40 degrees by lunchtime mostly cloudy skies 3:00 p.m., 42. 6:00 p.m., 39. our normal high for this time of year. 57 degrees. nowhere near that. it will be chilly this afternoon, blustery today and tomorrow, it gets milder next week. >> breaking right now philadelphia firefighters were battling a multi-alarm warehouse fire in hunting park. the fire has gone to 4 alarms. crews were called out to west west moreland street. heavy black smoke was pouring through the building. at one point crews had the fire down but flames burst through the roof forcing firefighters to call in help. the block long vacant warehouse is burning. this is a live picture of the scene as firefighters battle the fire. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you the latest on air and online. >>> a pennsylvania state police trooper remains hospitalized after being hit by his own car. it h

believe it or not still snow in new england. poor new england cannot catch a break but that system moving off to the north and high pressure moving in from the west has brought us gusty winds with the pressure gradient. it bumps our temperatures up in the 60s. but tonight it's going to be chilly. keep it in mind for yourself and the kids getting out the door for the monday morning commute. it will be chilly. 38 degrees in the city but the suburbs closer to 32. lighter winds as well. tomorrow morning after a chilly start i think by recess time fort kids by lunchtime for all of us adults in the upper 50s and we will top out in the lower 60s. you will notice the milky sky mid and high level clouds starting to work its way into the region. we get another warm day tuesday with a high of 60 degrees on st. patrick's day. it will get blustery and highs in the mid to upper 40s. but then friday the first day of spring we get spring showers. the equinox occurs at 6:45 p.m. and we stay in the 50s for next weekend. >> i'm going to take a rec

a cold front will bring late-season snow to new england with a few possible flakes in boston and new york city. rainy off and on in the southeast. >> temperatures above average across the western and central u.s. except for the northwest. after that morning snow, the northeast will warm up to the 40s and 50s. >>> we turn now -- this is amazing, something the president does do. i don't know how he doesn't do this all the time. he came close to an epic fail. nearly falling as he made his way off of air force one. look at the president here. we have to show this to you. oh he just landed. he had a little bounce in his step like he always does. andrews air force base. he caught himself in time. quick recovery went on about hi business and went on looking cool and no further incident. cameras are always fixed on you and i'm surprised. he has to wave. he looks down. could have been bad. >> good thing they have the railings there. >> i don't know how they don't fall down the steps all the time. >> you have trouble walking. >> the cameras going constantly trying to wave at people versus look

. >> former maryland republican held at town hall meeting at new england college. the former governor is considering a presidential run and has said he would basis campaign in new hampshire, which traditionally holds the nation's worst presidential primary. among the topics he discussed were leadership, political discourse in washington, the importance of compromise, and his views on marriage. bob ehrlich is also a former u.s. representative who served four terms in the house. this is about one hour. >> where you guys from? [indiscernible] >> it is cold up there. what the hell. [indiscernible] >> red sox fans, raise your hands. >> yankees fans, raise your hands. [laughter] >> why did you come here? [indiscernible] why here? ok. [laughter] [indiscernible] small school, have to take advantage. what else? [indiscernible] that's what you paid for, good great. i appreciate you all coming. i will try not to bore you. [indiscernible] >> thank you. >> good afternoon. on behalf of our center for civic engagement, i would like to welcome you to new england college. my name is

snow breaks out across new england and new york state. watch out for snow moving through eastern new england with that cold air pushing that freezing line out that direction. so there is a good chaps of accumulating snow in eastern massachusetts. remember, boston only needs another two inches to break the all time seasonal snowfall record. i think they will not do it this time around. let's look at what's going on in the other side of the world. tropical cyclone pam ranked the vanuatu nation. the then category 5 typhoon, psych cologne, it's a different name for the same phenomenon. unfortunately there will be a lot of stories out of that region of human sufferings and casualties. it is still a category 5 hurricane, 155 moving. it is moving out into the south pacific. hopefully we can put this storm to rest. >> thanks so much. not soon enough. thanks, dr. greg >> the latest from oklahoma university as members of the sae may be gearing up for a lawsuit. >> plus less than a month away from the irs filing deadline. what are people going to do

pennsylvania all the way through new york city and southern new england as well. it will get into boston during tomorrow night. it will be snowing in northern new jersey southern connecticut and long island all the way up through song new england. not that usual, but you're tired of winter and i know you are, still will have to deal with five to eight inches of snow from that zone central pennsylvania into new york city. let's zoom in on a couple of cities, d.c. area an inch and northwest of the city and a little bit more as you head north on i-95 towards baltimore and even more as you go from philly on up into new york city. it looks like perhaps as much as five inches in central park. tamron back to you. >> weather channel's greg postel, thanks so much for joining us. >> sure. >> coming up strong accusations from senator dick durbin after republicans delay loretta lynch's nomination to be the next attorney general. >> the first african-american woman nominated to be attorney general is asked to sit in the back of the bus when it comes to the nomination. >> up nex

the new england patriots could not have been too happy, that's tom brady jumping off that cliff. those . >>> this youtube video of tom brady cliff jumping in costa rica has the hearts of many new england patriots fans sinking in terror. he is on vacation with his family, his super model wife, video tapes this stunt featuring the theme to superman. the super bowl star caption the video never doing that again, #, airbrady. >>> what began is 68 teams is now down to four at the basketball tournaments the final four features the annual power houses of college basketball once again. brian webb has more. >>> 68 times are down to 4. duke, wisconsin, michigan state and kentucky. the 38 no record are now two wins away from becoming the first team since 1976 to finish the season undefeated. to get to the final four, the unbeaten wildcats got all they could handle from the fighting irish of notre dame. one shot away from a stunner. the top seated tournament won 68-66. and the wisconsin badgers roared pass the arizona wildcats, 85-78. the kentucky came will be a rematch of the contest won by

an issue for the new england council. as it relates, highly skilled stem workers, science, technology, engineering and math. the council has been very supportive of the immigration innovation. this bipartisan bill, which is cosponsored by new england's own senator blumenthal would increase. it would advocate a portion of those visas to the stem education initiative. it is a common sense solution to the shortage of our stem w orkers. i hope and i know we are looking forward to hearing from the senator about his vision for the future of the country. please join me in welcoming and giving a very long, warm welcome to the honorable senator marco rubio. [applause] >> thank you. thank you for having me. from the outset, let me say that any time i see the word new england together it connotes all sorts of horrible memories for me like tom brady beating the dolphins. i know. when is he going to retire? i hope soon. we hope to have a division championship once for my kids to see. i appreciate the opportunity to speak to you and fo

light rain moving through new england early today.hern new england now mixing in with snow. not a pretty scene there. the rest of the country looking great in savannah for festivities and fun. new york city parade a few early showers but it will be fine. the wet areas in texas as we go throughout the afternoon especially in san antonio and temperatures return to normal across the country. 93 already in nebraska? that was crazy yesterday. >> folks in boston would probably take in a. >> they would probably take a day or two of it. >> this morning new ferguson fallout to tell you about. the district attorney for jeffrey williams who's accused of shooting two police officers says he doesn't think he client was involved in the shooting. he's also claiming his shoulders back and face were bruised. police say allegations of excessive force are false. and missouri's lieutenant governor is making a stunning claim against the justice department. here's what he said on news max tv. >> there is more racism in the justice department than there is

tomorrow this is gone and thankfully it spares new england.ther story out there the extreme ending to march. we are looking at temperatures cold in new england and we are very warm in the midwest today. this is just how the west has been all march long. we are 30 degrees above normal. 80 today in rapids city. >> no happy medium. there are a few places. >> a couple places but not many. >> feel lucky if you're in them. some stories today. a pharmacist group opposes execution drugs. the american pharmacist association approved a new 30i8s yesterday. it discourages members from provide providing drugs for execution. it is a move that could affect states like texas where there is a drug shortage. >>> to california an update on a firefighter who fell into a burning garage. they say he will be hospitalized for more than two months. he was inside the burning garage for almost three minutes. the captain suffered burns on 70% of his body. to boston it was the dedication of the kennedy institute for the senate. the $78 million facility includes a replica

heavy rain will spread through the gulf and through new england by saturday. over the next 48 and 24 hours mostly gulf areas. the big story is once we get rid of the fog is the warmth. 66 in d.c. today. 57 minneapolis. >> that's a good story. that's a welcomed story. thank you. >>> it will soon be easier to pay off student loans. lenders have to have better repayment options. and more reasonable fees if you fall behind. changes kick in next year. >> loretta lynch's wait is almost over. she's waiting to be confirmed attorney general. the gop said a vote will happen next week. it will end a delay that that'sed over 100 delays. >>> shaw denied his office targeted programs while serving as city manager in ferguson, missouri. a report showed racially targeted practices by ferguson police. >>> in south africa a report certificate robbed on air. it happened seconds before his live report. you can see the men grabbing for his pockets. guys had no idea they were being filmed but made off with some camera. >> in colorado a man is arrested for certaining his own house on

of course the new england patriots owner was on the stand in the aaron hernandez murder trial because at the time the murder went down aaron hernandez played for the nepgw england patriots and obviously he talked with robert kraft about the event, because robert kraft wondered if he had anything to do with it. i want to bring in hln legal analyst joey jackson, criminal defense attorney and it was just jarring to see robert kraft on the stand so soon after the super bowl with the jubilant celebrations and there he was put in the hot seat. >> absolutely. and just taking a step back before going forward, remember robert kraft was not there in terms of at the incident itself. didn't see anything didn't know anything. so the prosecution is calling him to get an assessment of what hernandez told him. now apparently robert kraft met with his employee aaron hernandez two days after the fact. he said hey, what happened? hernandez insisted hey, i'm innocent. i had nothing to do with it. and then he said i hope the time comes out when this occurred because i was at a club. the big question is wh

the rest of the country is so hot, and new england continues to be cold and i think it's going to gete to r going to see snow flakes on friday again y first day of spring. >> stop it. >> i wish i had something else to say. >> kentucky versus the field. who are you taking? >> >> field? >> kentucky. go big blue. still ahead we've got mitt romney who's ready to rumble. more on that and the match that even two presidential campaigns haven't rehearsed for. doers they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, buy one pair and get another free. they say after seeing a magician make his assistant disappear mr.clean came up with a product that makes dirt virtually disappear. he called it the magic eraser. it cleans like magic. even baked on dirt disappears right before your eyes. mr.clean's magic eraser. >>> it's time to get a check on this morning's other headlines. what are we looking at? >> it appears the justin bieber roast was all fun and games until jokes started flying about

it was ugly in new england. it was snowing most of the day.and now you wake up this morning and another batch of light snow moving through for your morning commute. there are snow flakes and those are going to sweep across new england throughout your morning. it's not going to make the roads bad. just seeing it is bad enough. to the south dealing with thunderstorms overnight rolling through northern alabama approaching birmingham and atlanta. these are l weaken as they get there nachlt they're not severe but they're going to cause about a half hour of heavy downpours. as far as the forecast these storms will slowly be weakens throughout the day. here we are at 5:00 a.m. let's time it out for atlanta. as we get to timing. -- the rain will be moving through your areas. not as much bright red with this. it looks a little weaker. the forecast cold and dreary but look at the middle of the country. you were just there. >> look at phoenix. it's in the mid 90s. wow. >> phoenix has been 95 plus. this will be four days in a row. it's never happened this

this embargo met with some resistance in new england. i was told that some urgency might be able to receive a great deal of profit have they sent three ships out to trade. two were usually captured by the english or the french. in this regard then, it was still be profitable even if one ship was able to return to port. with the embargo we sought to limit the amount of trade to those english and french colonies in the antilles and caribbean that were dependent upon american goods for subsistence. we restricted the trade to those colonies so that they would be forced to appeal to their respective governments and receiver rescinding of the restrictive acts on the parts of free trade. now, this was not able to be occurring. the embargo also inspired manufacturers to produce such goods that could only be purchased in england and france. thus inspiring american commerce all the more. but this did not occur for want of capitalism. so, after a year the embargo was rescinded generally. during that year in the years following an 1812, the united s

another round of snow slamming new england. this could push boston over a 20-year-old season record. it already has had 102 inches with 4 to 6 more expected today. the real concern right now is roof collapses. >>> minimal amount of time. sometimes they match up. >> that boston snow will again delay the murder trial of aaron hernandez. court won't be in session until 10:15 this morning. there have already been 5 1/2 snow days since jury selection started on january 9. the former new england patriots player is charged with the 2013 killing of odin lloyd. >>> officials at the texas hospital where a nurse contracted ebola say that they are optimistic they can resolve a possible legal battle. nina pham is expected to file suit today against texas pressdy bi presbyterian hospital in dallas. she became ill while treating eric duncan, the only one to die here in the u.s.. >>> take a look at this cell phone video of a big fire in fairfax county. you can see the fire there along with a lot of thick smoke. you can hear the fire trucks and

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we expect to see up to 4 inches of snow across the south-eastern part of new england. these are the totals long island is seeing some of the heaviest snow and 3.3 inches. smithtown three. over to mass outside of boston. 2.2. we expect that number to go up as we go through the evening. tomorrow morning boston will be 30 degrees new york 34. we are not going to see much of an increase in temperature over the next couple of days. normally the high is 49. we'll not get the temperature until we get to the end of the week, on thursday. temperatures will be a big problem. in the south - look at that. atlanta georgia. it will be the low temperature. that is 15 degrees lower that what you see in the morning time frame. charlotte. north carolina minus 17. look at the freeze warnings in place for the south-east. heart freeze and that will be towards the morning time frame. for atlanta, you'll see an increase in temperature from 30 degrees all the way up to 60. and the temperatures - look at the rebound, 77 degrees. >> in time for the mastiers in augusta georgia >>> when al jazeer

winter lingers in new england with snow showers in maine. a few showers in south texas and there in oregon and california right where it needs lots there. >> the final day of record heat in southern california. it's warm in the rockies. 20 to 30 degrees above normal in the midwest. seasonal 50s and chili in new england. a new number one on facebook. which celebrity has the most likes? >> a hiker falls nearly 200 feet and survives. the video of the rescue just in right now. >>> and welcome back with some good news for drivers on this monday morning. a price drop at the pump. the national average for a gallon now $2.42. that's three cents cheaper than a week ago and $1.09 below what it was last year. this ends a 40 day strike of price hikes. >> the obama administration is moving to stop illegal fishing. launching a system being able to tell consumers where their fish was caught processed and stored to safeguard the fisheries by protecting them from the threat of illegal and unregulated fishing. >> it's time to fill out the march madness bracke

. >>> much of new england is already buried in snow and it's about to get worse. despite the piles of snow in boston, the city insists its st. patrick's day parade will go on as planned this month. today, another blast of winter is expected to move into maine, massachusetts, eastern new york and new jersey. the storm is also expected to dip through parts of the mid- atlantic and the south. >>> california could use a lot of that new england snow. the department of wart resources did its monthly sierra snow park survey yesterday near echo summit south of lake tahoe and the result, they are bleak. the water content of the snow is 19% of normal for this time of the year. >> no surprise being in the drought. yo >>> we had snow in the squaw valley this weekend and we are still holding out for more precipitation locally and in the high sierra. good morning, looking outdoors right now. check this out. there you go, frank. there is your 98.5% waxing gibbous moon. >> maybe 99. >> it's 38 in santa rosa. chilly there. 41 degrees in throughout the tri-valley. what's that guy c

seasonably 50s and chilly in new england. a new number one on facebook. which celebrity has the most likes? >> new this morning, a hiker falls nearly 200 feet and survives. the video of the rescue just in right now. >> plus elton john lashing out at two famous fashion designers and his boycott catching on with other celebrities. i thought i'd start the video by showing you the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and if we overcame that or if we can overcome that we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> and welcome back with some good news for drivers on this monday morning. a price drop at the pump. the national average for a gallon now $2.42. that's three cents cheaper than a week ago and $1.09 below what it was last year. this ends a 40 day strike of price hikes. >> the obama administration is moving to stop illegal fishing. launching a system being able to tell consumers where their fish was cau

leon: after that record-setting winter in new england, a new threat is on the horizon. huge snow packs starting to melt now. and in maine, rivers are still frozen and that's causing concerns about flooding. >> particularly worrisome because you can't predict where they might occur. and in a flood, if it does occur, it occurs very quickly. water levels can rise very fast. as much as a foot a minute. leon: the coast guard said it's prepared to step in and help break up the ice if the thawing process doesn't go as planned. they may have a lot of work on their hands. alison: definitely. let's talk about our weather that will be improving shortly. leon: ok. let's see how shortly. doug, what is the word? doug: we can gauge this by checking the rooftop cameras. look at the full screen. we've moved the vantage point here from the rooftop looking southbound towards reagan national airport to the pentagon, it's definitely cloudy and hazy but visiblities are pretty decent and all the drizzle that we had seems to be abating but it's going to take to the overnight early tomorrow to

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. >> this morning winter weather advisories stretching from west virginia to new england. mostly rain on the radar right now but some areas could get up to a half foot of snow from the system. >> it's a cherry on top of a long winter that brought more than nine feet of snow to boston. the forecast now from accuweather's justin povick. justin, good morning. >> t.j. and reena, thanks and good morning. a wintry start to the day and a wintry finish to the workweek throughout the middle atlantic and the northeast. not quite the treat that we were hoping for, i'm sure on the first day of spring which kicks off later on this evening. snow mostly throughout pennsylvania into north jersey long island southern new england expecting some snow as well. here's what we're thinking in terms of accumulations, 1 to 3 in philadelphia, lighter around baltimore. inch to northwestern suburbs and 3 to 6 inches throughout southern and central pennsylvania, north and eastbound towards boston, a couple of inches possible as well. in the southwest no rest for the weary as the drought continues with

slippery roads across the northeast and new england. and across the south for the evening commute. >>> and if you're flying, airport delays are possible in new york, philadelphia and washington, d.c. >>> well, a judge is asking robin williams' widow and children to settle that dispute over his personal items, to settle it out of court. >>> meanwhile, the late actor's daughter zelda is denying claims that she and her siblings took some of their dad's belongings from his home. in a tumblr post she said "my brothers and i have not at any point since dad's death been invited to or visited his and susan's house in tiburon, nor have we removed anything from it." >>> a frightening video going viral. a rhino on the loose terrifying residents of a village in nepal. the rampage documented on social media, a 61-year-old woman was gored to death as the animal ran through the streets. rhinos are not normally aggressive, but obviously they can become unpredictable if they are spooked. >>> well, subtle changes in ronald reagan's speech pattern may hav