there are strong storms over north florida. all the severe weather from a couple of days ago, that's what the front has now weakened considerably. for tomorrow, relatively clear in the east. cold across the northern states with more snow across the great lakes and rain in the southwest >>> speaking of the rain, closer to home, ptty soggy morning around san jose and the south bay. see the heavy rain moving to the east of san jose into downtown livermore, danville, san ramon seeing good downpours and showers around san francisco and oakland. area of low pressure which is going to approach the central coast today. rain changing to showers and a slight chance of thunder for areas south of santa cruz this afternoon. this is the soggiest part of the day, the morning. we'll change over to scattered showers and those showers head south tomorrow with a mainly dry week outside of the weekend. >>> now here's jenna. >>> janice, thank you. up next on "today," "the da vinci code." what onalisa's eyes may reveal after this. and put it here. i

core players like the super bowl the north florida. earth the suit. scientists have shown that there is no untouched zone left on this planet. every square mile of ocean contains tens of thousands of bits of plastic. the result of our consumption two hundred twenty pounds per inhabitant. we will not change the evolution of the society we are using less and less time to prepare the food for the luncheon for the dinner and as well there we. move and we have the habits to eat outside of the house so more and more we will use products which are much more decades and ready to be consumed for the drinks or for the food then we were used to use in the past and in the first ten years of the current century since two thousand we produced as much plastic as we produced in this entire century that preceded way using at the moment in excess of two hundred sixty million tons of plastic every year worldwide now around about a third of that is used for single use items for items of packaging that are used once and then discarded so it's a material that last for a ve

north pole is moving towards russia. we'll tell you what that could possibly have to do with an airport in florida when we come right back. >>> just when you thought there couldn't be more change going on in the world, magnet it north is moving. aviators have always known it moved but not like this. it's just skipping along, on the move about 40 miles a year now along the polar cap toward russia. it's a natural, unstoppable occurrence, but because of it, some airport runways calibrated by compass are now three or four degrees off. at tampa international in florida, they're going to repaint the numbers on the runway and redesignate them because the dead center top of the world magnetic north on the compass is on the move in a big way. >>> off the coast of the cayman islands tonight, the "uss kitti wps dig," a 1945 rescue ship, has a new mission, was scuttled. serving as an artificial reef. it was decommissioned back in '94 and will it now serve as a home for fish and divers and snorkelers. some of the vets who served on board war there to witness the sinking today. >>> when was the last time you saw baby bats wrapped up i

most of the rain to the north, 52 to 62. nap florida a 5 -- napa 55. fremont 59. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy on friday. another system moves in towards the oregon border. fog could make for a cold pattern for some. back to you. >>> administrators at a local university are going public now with a threat, the note that has prompted a very campus warning. >>> i know he had a difficult relationship with his parents. >>> former girlfriend sheds light on the man accused in the shooting rampage in to you son. >>> good morning. >> topping our news. disurk graffiti has caused concern on the campus of uc santa cruz. >> reporter: we're at the foot of the campus entrance right now. the actual place where the emergency was discovered at college 10 is on the north side of campus, probably a mile from here. we spoke to the uc santa cruz vice chancellor. she said the emergency was specific enough for them to have concerns about putting out a campus wide alert, which was not put out until earlier this week. this happened on december 2nd. students are tending to make up their ow

florida is recognized for two minutes. mr. stearns: on behalf of myself and my constituents from the 6th congressional district of north central florida, we offer our thoughts and prayers to our colleague gabrielle giffords and her family and i join the american people in extending our condolences to the other victims of this terrible event. this is a heartbreaking loss. but i'm encouraged by the positive news of her doctors and commend those medical professionals in tucson for their dedication and outstanding work. we look forward to gabby coming back to the house floor and miss her warm demeanor and courageous qualities. in paying respect respect to her and others killed in this event, we must make it clear that we will not be deterred from meeting with the american people. the act of this individual should not alter the routine duties of our office. i have had 560 town hall meetings and i understand what it must be to remain available. and an attack on this institution and we must carry. i extend my best wishes to my colleague for a satisfactory and swift recovery and share my deepest sympathies with the families, the famil

florida. >> instead of flowing quickly from west to east, it's tone on this north/south direction and it's bringingequent cold air, arctic outbreaks into the u.s. >> reporter: and if this week's storm lives up to predictions, experts say frigid temperatures could threaten 100 million americans who cannot escape this winter of discontent. cynthia bowers, cbs news, chicago. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," stocks in asia took a different this morning. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. ashley, good morning. >> and good morning to you, joel. the unrest in egypt drove down asian markets. japan's nikkei fell more than 1% to a one-month closing low while hong kong's hang seng lost nearly 1%. today wall street gets the december personal income and spending report. in the last trading session on friday, the crisis in egypt pushed stocks sharply lower. the dow plunged 166 points. that is the biggest one-day loss in nearly six months. while the nasdaq dropped 68. >>> besides keeping a very close eye on egypt, stocks should take their cues this week from corporate earnings. today, investors w

investigation on islamic militants from the north caucuses region and russian prime minister vladimir putin has vowed revenge for the attack. >>> and divers in florida touting the extremely rare discovery of a roughly 200-year-old ship's bell off the coast of st. augustine. traditionally known as a diver's holy grail, archaeologists say only two bells have ever been recovered off the state's northern coast. >> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 11,977 after dipping three points yet. the s&p was up a fraction. the nasdaq inched up a point. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo, the nikkei lost 62 points. in hong kong, the hang seng added 54. stocks made a late day come back tuesday to offset losses from a less than impressive share of ç corporate earnings. 3m slipped 3% after eeking out earnings that barely beat estimates. a multitude of recent recalls took a chunk out of johnson & johnson's bottom line. verizon missed the streets' forecast, but a health injury rise in providers gave a share its 1% boost. home prices fell in 19 out of the 20 cities tracked by the case-shiller in

arizona, ark., california, colorado, connecticut, delaware,d.c., florida, georgia, guam, hawaii, .daho, illinois . interest onew mexico, north car, north marianas, ohio, oklahoma oregon, pennsylvania, puerto ricao, rhode island guaba, south carolina, south dakota tennessee, texas, utah, vermont, virgin islands because costs and wyoming -- virgin islands, washington, wyoming, west virginia. >> are there any members of the on-air -- of the rnc that have not exercised their right to vote approved i declare this session to be informally at ease. the floor remains close to with the exception of nonmember candidates for rnc chairman. hawaii and anheuser has hot has cannot fit him and often left left field fifth adulthoo pau[no discernible audio] >> darrow far as costs, -- our votes are as follows, 67, -- let me go through it again, saul anuzis 67, maria cino 40, ann wagner, 28. we will be at ease for 10 minutes. >> the republican national committee winter meeting. this is the fifth round of voting. michael steele announced that he has dropped his reelection bid and he asked his supporters to back maria cino. reince priebus is stil

florida? boehner. miller of michigan? boehner. miller of north carolina? pelosi. moore? pelosi. moran? pelosi. mulvaney? boehner. murphy? pelosi. murphy? boehner. myrick? boehner. nadler? pelosi. napolitano? pelosi. neal? pelosi. neugebauer? boehner. noem? boehner. nugent? boehner. nunes? boehner. nunnelee? boehner. olson? boehner. olver? pelosi. owens? pelosi. palazzo? boehner. pallone jr.? pelosi. pascrell jr.? pelosi. oastir i -- pastor of arizona? pelosi. paul? boehner. paulsen? boehner. payne? pelosi. pearce? boehner. pelosi? pelosi. pence? boehner. perlmutter? pelosi. peters? pelosi. peterson? pelosi. petri? boehner. pingree? pelosi. pitts? boehner. platts? boehner. poe? boehner. polis? pelosi. pompeo? boehner. posey? boehner. price of -- georgia? boehner. quayle? boehner. quigley? pelosi. rahall? pelosi. rangel? pelosi. reed? boehner. rehberg? boehner. reichert? boehner. renacci? boehner. reyes? pelosi. ribble? boehner. richardson? pelosi. richmond? boehner. -- pelosi. rigell? boehner. rivera? boehner. roby? boehner. roe? boehner. rogers of alabama? boehner. rogers of kentucky? boehner.

florida. >> that pull of arctic has been-- instead of flowing quickly from west to east, it's taken on this northon and it's bringing frequent cold air, arctic outbreaks into the u.s.. >> reporter: and if this week's storm lives up to prediction, experts say frigid temperatures could threaten a hundred million americans who cannot escape this winter of discontent. cynthia bowers, cbs news, city city. >> mitchell: a small plane take off from big bear airport in california crashed into a house near the runway today. the faa says the pilots of the twin engine piper and one person in the house were hurt. >> well, 13 was not unlucky for california's so-called geezer bandit. he was caught by a surveillance camera friday as he held up a bank in santa barbara. his 13th bank heist since 2009. he appears to be in his 70s but the fbi says that could be a disguise. a 20now dollar reward has been offered. >> and cominging up on tonight's "cbs evening news", gun toting balancer inas competing with black swan. the chinese ballet. how can you transform tonight's dinner from same old, same old into oh la la? just

myrick of north carolina, mr. miller of florida, mr. conway of sks, mr. king of new york, mr. lobiondo, mr. westmoreland of georgia, mrs. balkman of arizona, mr. rooney of florida, mr. heck of nevada. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed no. the ayes have it. the motion is goed -- agreed to. pursuant to senate concurrent resolution 1, the house stands adjourned until 2:00 p.m. on january 18, 2011 and pursuant to house resolution 32, the house stands adjourned out of respect for the victims of the attacks in tucson, arizona. the update on congress the congresswoman at this time period is that it's going as anticipated, again at this time period, things can go very slowly and progress can occur very rapidly at some period of time and can go in a negative fashion in a downward way as well and i'm happy to state that none of the downward events have occurred at this time which is exactly what we kind of wanted to happen at this point and we have really decreased the amount of sedation we're giving her and as a res

better in the single digits and the teens and across the south, 60s and 70s into the north, and southern california and floridameanwhile, florida will see some storms from the weather system that is going to kick into high >>> good morning to you. high pressure our friend this week as we are going to see temperatures about 15 degrees above the seasonal averages. one again today, mild conditions to start you out. 45 degrees in san jose. grab a jacket to take off later because 70 degrees is the forecasted high. already as we hit the noon hour, 61 degrees in oakland. 62 in sunnyvale. 61 in santa cruz. ending up in the 70s today and tomorrow. the warmest days of the week. >>> meredith, back to you. >>> maria, thank you. now to oprah's big secret. the talk show host announced her half sister to the world that she only recently found out she had. >> good morning. oprah has admitted she is keeping this sister for months, a half sister named patricia, a woman from milwaukee and oprah says she had no idea until recently, because her mom kept it from her for years. but a true dna test confirms it and they reunited but w

north of miami is where lisa and herb miller bought a home in the p.g.a. national housing development. it's a golfing community in palm beach gardens, florida. the millers paid $265,000 for their home just one year ago. are you happy with your investment? >> oh... absolutely. it's paradise. ( laughter ) >> i think there's just pent-up demand. >> reporter: chappy adams is president of illustrated properties in palm beach county, florida. >> i think buyers finally realize that we're at or near the bottom of the market, and that now's the time to get in, and that they don't want to miss that opportunity. so... and i believe that prices have come down far enough, we're basically back to levels of 2001, 2002. >> reporter: that may be the case. while the pace of sales in south florida is picking up, it's not clear prices have bottomed. just this week, the s&p case shiller home price index found miami home prices in november hit new lows since the collapse began. south florida's housing recovery will be faster and more steady than the rest of the nation, so says shari olefson-- a real estate attorney and author of "foreclosure nation." >> if you lo

florida, go right through the list. michigan even. >> numbers are terrible for democrats. >> lieberman and conrad have been around for a long time. >> democrats keep a connecticut, and northdakota -- after 2012 is unlikely there will be any democrat. >> you have this institution. what does it cost you to lose the institutional memory? >> anytime you lose it cost you something. but it seems that with each election cycle, we get people who are more at the edges of left and right at less likely to compromise, which we all because we are old think is a good idea. there are people who do not think it is a good idea. >> i think joe lieberman is separate and apart from the other changes taking place. here you have somebody who is truly an independent, independent figure, leaving the senate. i disagree with a lot of things he has done. but the fact of the matter is he was not a partisan ideologue. he pursued an agenda that was based on his own feelings and standards and values, i have to also say, joined with eleanor holmes norton in saying, joe lieberman, notwithstanding the other things he did, waa good friend of the the district of columbia legislatively. >> lieberman is proba

it would make its way back up north to the state of florida, by boat, island by island and you would finance your key west vacation by the interest that you saved on the float on the money because you were sending it in by mail. so receipts, net receipts of the treasury are highly unpredictable. the one thing we know if you're owed a refun you want to file early. if you owe tacks you want to file late. one of the concerns is we could strike the debt limit significantly before april 15th and we could be in a situation where the federal government is significantly short of cash. i'll just add for purposes of discussion right now. some people say that playing with the debt limit is playing with dynamite. i can tell you that is not true. it's not playing with dynamite. it's playing with plutonium. this is one of the most dangerous situations in federal government finance that could possibly be imagined. all we need right now in a time when the federal government's debt is sealingly out of control would be a spark of concern in the financial markets that the federal government could begin

it would make its way back up north to the state of florida, by boat, island by island and you would finance your key west vacation by the interest that you saved on the float on the money because you were sending it in bymail. so receipts, net receipts of the treasury a highly unpredictable. the one thing we know if you're owed a refun you want to file early. if you owe tacks you want to file late. one of the concerns is we could strike the debt limit significantly before april 15th anwe could be in a situation where the federal government is significantly short of cash. i'll just add for purposes of discussion right now. some people say that playing with the debt limit is playing with dynamite. i can tell you that is not true. it's not playing with dynamite. it's playing with plutonium. this is one of the most dangerous situations in federal government finance that could possibly be imagined. all we need right now in a time when the federal government's debt is sealingly out of control would be a spark of concern in the financial markets that the federal government could begin to d

florida? boehner. miller of michigan? boehner. miller of north carolina? pelosi. moore? pelosi. moran? pelosi. mulvaney? boehner. murphy? pelosi. murphy? boehner. myrick? boehner. nadler? pelosi. napolitano? pelosi. neal? pelosi. neugebauer? boehner. noem? boehner. nugent? boehner. nunes? boehner. nunnelee? boehner. olson? boehner. olver? pelosi. owens? pelosi. palazzo? boehner. pallone jr.? pelosi. pascrell jr.? pelosi. oastir i -- pastor of arizona? pelosi. paul? boehner. paulsen? boehner. payne? pelosi. pearce? boehner. pelosi? pelosi. pence? boehner. perlmutter? pelosi. peters? pelosi. peterson? pelosi. petri? boehner. pingree? pelosi. pitts? boehner. platts? boehner. poe? boehner. polis? pelosi. pompeo? boehner. posey? boehner. price of -- georgia? boehner. quayle? boehner. quigley? pelosi. rahall? pelosi. rangel? pelosi. reed? boehner. rehberg? boehner. reichert? boehner. renacci? boehner. reyes? pelosi. ribble? boehner. richardson? pelosi. richmond? boehner. -- pelosi. rigell? boehner. rivera? boehner. roby? boehner. roe? boehner. rogers of alabama? boehner. rogers of kentucky? boehner.

on april 15th, get a postmark, the mail would be careyed to a boat, make its way back north to the state of floridaby boat island by island, and you would finance your key west vacation by the interest you saved on the float on the money because you were sending it in by mail. receipts, net receipts to the treasury are highly unpredictable. if you have a refund, you want to file early. if you owe taxes, you want to file late. one of the biggest concerns is that we could strike the debt limit significantly before april 15th, and we could be in a situation where the federal government is significantly short of cash. i'll just add for purposes of discussion right now that some people say playing with the debt limit is playing with dynamite. i can tell you that is not true. it's not playing with dynamite, but playing with plutonium. this is one of the most dangerous situations in federal government finance that could be imagined. all we need right now in a time when the federal government's debt is seemingly out of control would be a spark of concern in the financial markets that the federal government

towns and rural regions, and winners including rural counties in the central florida, appalachian communities in western north carolina andlet native american tres in the washington state and south dakota. and this commitment extends to rural america with the $25ra million rural innovation fund which supports larger-scale innovative approaches to addressing unique rural issues including community poverty and concentrated housing distress and bolstering our capacity to change the game in rural america. one of the things that's so important is that we don't take the old federal one size fits all approach. you know better than anyone than the needs in your communities vary dramatically, and it's so important as we think about theo threats that we may have to this sustainable community's agendais going forward is that this is not about the federal government telling you or creating an unfunded mandate for you. this is about us supporting thea vision you have for yourco community; rural, urban oran, suburban. this is a critical tool, and i was so pleased this morning as i spent time with many of you at y the white

north carolina -- the gentlewoman from nok. ms. foxx: i'll continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida. mr. hastings: i'm very pleased to yield two minutes to the distinguished gentleman from new jersey, my friend of long standing, mr. pallone. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for two minutes. mr. pallone: thank you, mr. speaker. i don't like to reference the republican chairman of the rules committee, mr. dreier, because he did leave the floor, but he made a couple statements that i have to comment on. first of all, he said that this republican initiative is about creating jobs. nothing could be further from the truth in my opinion. i've watched as the republicans have been in office now or in the majority i should say for about three or four weeks and they're not doing anything to create jobs. this certainly doesn't create jobs. then mr. dreier said there can be a no corporate contributions under the current law. well, the citizens united case clearly says that there are unlimited corporate contributions and that's the problem. rather than having public

from small towns and rural region winners included rural counties in central florida, at election communities in western north carolina, and native american tribesn washington state and south dakota. this commitment extends to rural america with the $25 million rural innovation fund which supports large-scale innovative approaches to addressing the unique -- to addressing you make rural issues including poverty and concentrating housing distress and bolstering our capacity to really change the game rural america. one thing that is so important is that we don't take the old federal one size fits all approach pretty you know better than anyone that the needs in your communities vary dramatically. it is so important as we think about the threats that we may have to this sustainable communities agenda going forward is that this is not about the federal government telling you or creating an unfunded mandate for y. this is about us supporting the vision you have for your community. rural, urban, or suburban. this is a critical tool. i was so pleased this morning as i spent time with many of you at the white house t

north east. nice and mild through the southwest into florida. >>> good morning to you.14th consecutive day without any rain in the bay area, and abnormal warm conditions bring us towards record levels later today when it comes to our daytime high. 43 degrees in hayward. 44 in san mateo. high pressure breaking down heading through the next couple of days. more of an onshore flowish, not as much fog in the north and east bay heading towards tomorrow morning and temperatures drop a little. 63 for friday. 65 by saturday. have a great day. >>> take a look at this picture we got from a viewer on massachusetts avenue. heavy, dense snow is bringing down tree limbs. at one point, maryland had more than a quarter million people without power. really rough stuff which is why you want to check the weather channel any time day or night when we have storms like this. the weather channel on cable, weather.com online. >> thank you very much. when we come back, what to do when a loved one begins to show the signs of alzheimer's disease. we'll talk about that. but first, this is "today"

north carolina, wisconsin, california and washington state. the company first class foods of hawthorne, california has not yet received any reports of illnesses. freezing temperatures in florida this month cost farmers and citrus growers $273 million. crops of green beans, sweet corn, and eggplant were among the hardest hit by the cold snap. and the florida department of agriculture statistics do not account for the last ten days of the month. the crop losses have driven up the price of produce in stores across the u.s., and led to increased imports from overseas. on wall street, stocks were mixed on the last day of a strong year for the market. the dow jones industrial average gained more than seven points to close at 11,577. the nasdaq fell ten points to close above 2,652. for the year, the dow gained nearly 11%. the nasdaq rose 17%. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to ray. >> suarez: as the year comes to a close, we get the latest on one of the year's major stories- - the massive oil spill along the gulf coast. it began with a blast. b.p.'s deepwater horizon rig about 41 miles off louisiana's coast, exploded april 20th, killing eleven and injuring seven

north. and when will that problem eventually go away? when pigs fly, of course. for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news, in cypress, florida. >> pigs and hogzilla. >> that's what it was. i saw a subway rat almost as big as one of those pitgs. we have our own issues. >> will michael jackson's doctor be put on trial for the pop star's death? that is just ahead. >> plus what happened to this honor student? comi >>> good morning. a couple minutes before 5:30 looking live at san jose. it is freezing and foggy. i'm kris sanchez here with rob mayeda with the forecast. it has been very cool. >> it has been. we have had the central valley fog machine pumping in the cool air. tough to drive down 680 because of the fog. you see san jose, 43 degrees, pretty chilly. east wind at 5. that wind slightly offshore mp ting inhe fog. 44 degreesnland.g temperatures, livermore, 36, 37 in fairfield. 39, concord. almost a repeat performance we had yesterday morning with the winds coming in from the northeast pumping in the central valley fog. their friends in the north and east bay will only see highs in the 40s. a few high clouds drifting in for

winners included rural counties in central florida, at election communities in western north carolina, and native american tribes in washington state and south dakota. this commitment extends to rural america with the $25 million rural innovation fund which supports large-scale innovative approaches to addressing the unique -- to addressing you make rural issues including poverty and concentrating housing distress and bolstering our capacity to really change the game rural america. one thing that is so important is that we don't take the old federal one size fits all approach pretty you know better than anyone that the needs in your communities vary dramatically. it is so important as we think about the threats that we may have to this sustainable communities agenda going forward is that this is not about the federal government telling you or creating an unfunded mandate for you. this is about us supporting the vision you have for your community. rural, urban, or suburban. this is a critical tool. i was so pleased this morning as i spent time with many of you at the white house to hea

the archbishop of hartford, connecticut, bishop of fargo, north dakota, bishop george murray of youngstown, ohio, and the bishop of venice, floridai am representing in the cardinal today who was a celebrant of one of the use masses. the chairman of our committee could not be here for this event because he is with the young people. let us pray. lord, creator of life, you have blessed us with the privilege of bringing new life into the world. open our hearts and minds to recognize your special gift of children and your great love for each of us created in your image and likeness. help expected parents to welcome the priceless gift of their child's life. consult parents who have lost that gift through abortion. the them to forgive this and healing through your divine mercy. teach us to cherish and to care for family and friends until god calls them home. help us never to see others as burdens. awake in the hearts of judges and justices. may they never used their authority to deprive the people of this country our right in protecting innocent human life. by our elected officials to defend each and every human life through just lost.

north korea, not as much as the united states thinks. thinks. host: we will continue to watch the talk with our guests. your phone calls. greg, democratic line, sarasota, florida. caller: it was interesting to see the pop and circumstance. the real issue today is 50 million americans are unemployed and our jobs are being shipped abroad there. the largest computer research center in the world is china. we just want to know, why is the media moot on this subject? why are we talking more about foreign policy and what is for dinner than why our jobs are being shipped to china and the tax breaks being given to huge corporations? also, ge sense business over to china? why are we getting these jobs in america? if he could respond, i would appreciate that. host: we will get a response when we come back. let's listen in to what president obama has to say. >> members of the chinese delegation, on behalf of michelle and myself, welcome to the white house. on behalf of the american people, will come to the united states. -- welcome to the united states. -- welcome to the united states. three decades ago, on a january day like this, another american president stood here an

it's the place to be for the warm. 60s and 70s in florida, south texas into southwestern california. today's weather will be about the chill in the northwe have rain in the central gulf coast states. the sunshine will hang on in the southeast. southwest, sunshine and warmth. showers across the northwest. >>> well, if you have been enjoying all this sunshine over the weekend we've got more for your workweek. high pressure firmly in control. we do have a dense fog advisory we would like to bring to your attention for the entire san joaquin. that's the case until 11:00 a.m. some of the fog is creeping in through the delta. in the east bay you'll likely encounter dense patches this morning. 56 degrees if you take your lunch break in concord. rounding out the day towards 65 degrees. a little bit of fog tomorrow, but we'll keep the sunshine in for each and every afternoon throughout the week. have a great monday. you. >> thank you very much. up next, the tennis star who confronted a reporter on the court for raising a question about her being pregnant. that's right after this. ♪ daisy, do a dollop ♪ daisy, do-do a dollop our family-owned com

florida is without snow. even in hawaii where temperatures are in the 70s the summit on the big island is capped with snow. back on the mainland, the storm continues to push northintensifying as wind gusts create blizzard conditions blue coastal new england. and we just want to show you the radar to keep track of this storm. the northeast corridor from new york to portland, see outer bands of rain and still plenty of snow falling so this is actually a combination, perfect combination for a nor'easter showing you specifically this portion of the country we have that low just sitting off the coast. we've had -- we have seen some snow fall totals of 22 inches in upstate connecticut. again, gusty winds, 30 to 45 miles per hour. this is expected to be out of here by later tonight. the northeast portion of the country felt the affects. temperatures below normal. may not have seen as much precipitation but feeling the frigid temperatures. we'll clean up from this storm and i ma be back in the very spot in a week or so or somewhere else it's snowing a lot. >> let's not jinx ourselves. thank you very much and checking back with you in a few moments. the storm wreaking h

north carolina for today and mr. smith of nebraska for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, those requests are granted. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? the gentleman is recognized. for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. i rise today for the first time to address the house and express my strong support for passage of a free trade agreement with colombia. colombia is america's fourth largest trading partner in latin america and the u.s. department of commerce estimates that 9,000 american companies trade with colombia. most of which are small businesses and many of which operate in my district in south florida. while 90% of colombian goods enter the u.s. duty free, american companies still pay pair riffs for u.s. goods to enter colombia. the colombia free trade agreement would eliminate obstacles and immediately boost u.s. exports to colombia. by passing a free trade agreement with colombia, u.s. g.d.p. would increase by roughly $2.5 bill an export by over $1 billion creating thousands of jobs in the united states. mr. rivera: the colombia free trade agreement is a positive foreign policy gesture to one of our m

60s in southern california, also down in southern florida as well. 50s >>> a foggy start on the san mateo bridge this morning. we have fog in the north as well. temperature this is morning are mild. we are in the 50s and turn over to the 60s under a mostly sunny sky. we are talking about temperatures towards 66 degrees for your saturday. it's a great weekend to make outdoor plans 65 by sunday and by monday, a holiday, 64 degrees have a great day. >> that's your latest weather, if you want to check your weather any time of the day or night, go to the weather channel on cable or weather.com online. >> we're going to watch al hange a lht bulb on the george washington bridge. hey mike, what's up? they've been singing the same song for the last three hours. ♪ just call me angel ♪ of the morning ♪ angel ♪ just touch my cheek before... ♪ [ nathan ] that was painful to watch. he needs a highlander. one that comes with a sweet rear-seat entertainment system. [ male announcer ] see the stylish new highlander at youtube.com/highlander. what's going on? we ordered a gift online and we really need to do something with it... i'm just not sure what

florida. representative eddie bernice johnson, 30th district, texas. representative bobby rush, first district, illinois. representative robert c. scott, third district, virginia. representative melvin l. watt, 12th district, northarolina. representative vinnie g. thompson, second district, mississippi. representative shocka pata, second districts, pennsylvania. representative sheila jackson-lee, 18th district, texas. representative jesse jackson, jr., second district, illinois. representative elijah cummings, seventh district, maryland. representative donna christensen, delegate, virgin islands, first vice chair congressional black caucus. representative danny k. davis, seventh district, illinois. representative gregory meeks, sixth district, new york. representative william lacy clay, first districts, missouri. representative david scott, 13th district, georgia. representative g.k. butterfield, jr., first district, north carolina, second vice chair, congressional black caucus. representative al green, 9th district, texas. representative gwen moore, fourth district, wisconsin. representative yvette d. clark, 11th district, new york, secretary congressional black caucus. representative keith ellison, fifth distr

florida. >> out of ohio i community of 3200 people have been even ordered to evacuate the town because of fires caused by, nasogas line pressure. it was ordered in fair broke or over. is north east of cleveland. no word on the severity of the fires or if anybody was hurt. this is a developing story across the country. >> sub freezing and the national capital making traffic worse here. all large water main break is spewing water. the water is freezing because it is so cold. road crews are there, they have sand, salt. they have area schools, day care is closed for the day. they are trying to handle the water main break into airline. >> 7:13 a.m., all live look from mt. tam. as we go for commercial a beautiful shot here. and the beautiful sun rise in the making in the distance. back with more moment. and 4:00 p.m., the man accused of killing six and wounding 14 others, will be rain today. faces charges for the attempted murder of gabrielle giffords and the killing of a federal judge. these hearings for the other five killings will begin later. they file their report asking for all future hearings to be held in tucson and said of the knicks appeared the case should be sent back

florida. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your >>> good morning to you in the bay area. reduced visibility in the north bay and the east bay, but clear conditions in the peninsula and the south bay. watch for freezing fog and the potential for black ice in the north bay reported by the chp. take it easy out there. temperatures in the upper 30s and 38 in oakland and turning over to the 60s later on today. have a fantastic day. enjoy the conditions. >> the storm system come in you might want to check the weather channel, weather.com. matt? >>> elizabeth edwards cut john out of her will days before her death. we will talk about that right after this. [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] got a cold? [ coughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] confused what to get? now robitussin makes it simple. click on the robitussin relief finder at robitussin.com. [ nose blowing ] [ male announcer ] click on your symptoms. ♪ get the right relief. ♪ makes the cold aisle easy. the robitussin relief finder it's that simple. man: whoa! mom just caught air. not that she'll describe it that way to her book club. she'll probably say something

florida. scattered showers and 67 degrees. as you look you can see the storm that moved out of new york. long island, connecticut, still in boston. they have a winter storm warning from northand. totals, three to five in new york city. three to six in albany. hartford, four to seven. maybe ten on the outside in portland, maine. that's the good news. >>> our neck of the woods is looking good this morning. good morning to you in the bay area. we do have some haze, but we don't have any fog to report right now. all of this cloud cover is going to break apart as we head through the next couple of hours. and that's going to make for a mostly sunny, beautiful day in the city. we're talking about 37 degrees right now in concord, turning over to the upper 60s before all is said and done in the morning. we're already peeling off the layers with temperatures in the lower 60s. >>> >>> and that is a good-looking chapeau. now over to ann. >> by the way, you're not going to believe this. she's 72 years old. look at her. see? there's hope. i don't know what you're -- okay. we have much more coming up including dieting, your money, how to restart your r's re year's resolutions, coming up

north west on sunday. we are looking at rain in eastern texas, mountain snows back through colorado. we are also looking at sunshine through the southwest and we have sunny and mild conditions down through southern floridaloud and a beautiful day in the bay. temperatures are expected to end up at 57 degrees and 65 and cooler for tomorrow. we are holding strong in the 60s. it's january and we don't have any rain you can't ask for better conditions. have a great day. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, al. up next, the latest details of will and kate's wedding ande hn the uk is cashing in right after this. radiating pain everywhere... and i wondered what it was. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia, thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can provide significant relief from fibromyalgia pain. and less pain means i can do more with the ones i love. [ female announcer ] lyrica is not for everyone. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if

florida. representative eddy berniece johnson, 3rd district johnson. representative bobby rush, 3rd district, illinois. representative robert c. scot, third district of virginia. representative melvin e. watt of northepresentative vineny e. thompson, mississippi. representative shaka, 2nddistrict of pennsylvania. representative jesse jackson, j.r. representative of illinois. representative donna christianson, delegate virgin islands first black chair of the national caucus. davis, 7th district illinois. representative gregory meeks,. representative clay, first district, missouri. representative davis scott, 13th district georgia. representative gk butterfield, j.r., representative north carolina second vice chair congressional black caucus. representative al greene, 9th district texas. representative gwen moore, 5th district of wisconsin. representative evette clark. representative keith, 5th district minnesota. representative hank johnson 4th district georgia. representative law rayhal, california. representative johnson with congressional black caucus. representative donna edwards, 4th district maryland. representative marsha fudge, representative ohio. karen bass, representative california. repr