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north. it could be york which is.y station which could be where they are sent. this is an extraordinary story. the idea you could permanently put the house of lords in the north of england and another idea where you have the commons travelling around the place. how much will this cost? there was a lwa ys how much will this cost? there was always the criticism about the eu, the eu parliament having two seats. and every month the trains will total away between strasbourg and brussels taking them backwards and forwards. and all their civil servants. and that is what would happen here. the lords still perform a proper parliamentary function and they need to be serviced by whitehall. do you move whitehall north at the same time? the idea is, of course, the borisjohnson north at the same time? the idea is, of course, the boris johnson wants to try and incorporate the north as much as possible and end the north—south divide and look after those people, the labour voters who voted for him. the principle behind it is fine but

the sunday times reports on a plan by borisjohnson to move the house of lords north, with york or birminghamads on a warning from the prime minister to his cabinet — focus all your energy post—brexit britain or face the sack. the price of megxit! are you pro—or anti—it? the price of megxit! are you pro—or anti-it? i think this is probably the most intelligent thing this young couple has done. if you look at the history of errors and spares, prince andrew was pilloried when he married the duchess of york. she was laughed at by the whole country. her father was pulled apart in the press. the children subsequently have really been made a laughing stock. he was despair because prince hassan didn't count and his entire life was pulled apart by the press. ijust don't see life was pulled apart by the press. i just don't see that harry life was pulled apart by the press. ijust don't see that harry is going to escape it any more or less. look at princess margaret before that. she did everything expected of her prodigious get any reward for it? no. i grew up reading about her being with robert llewell

the 71-year-old was attacked at a rabbi's home last saturday just north of new york city. the suspect has pleaded not guilty. >>> southeast australia is reeling from the worst bush fires the country has seen in decades. yesterday thousands of residents and tourists rushed to seek refuge on this beach. some took shelter on boats on the water. >> our motor home's parked by the water. if anything does happen, we can just go down to the water. we were here on new year's eve, that was really, really bad. we were in the van -- the wind direction changed, the next minute it was completely dark. >> the wind just blew and you look at everything -- it's just grass, everything. everywhere you go. it left nothing. >> you walk around a bit of your house and go that was the bedroom, that was where my antiques were from my family history. and all just -- my baby memories from my kids and just everything, just gone. >> navy ships and military aircraft brought water, food, and gas to towns cut off by the fires. the military has also started to evacuate people trapped on the shore further s

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for cyber tttacks, like the one that breached the computer systems yontrolling this dam just north of new york city. .h.sy in a statement, d.h.s. said that as a result of yesterday's military action, it was assessing potential new threats. ngchael morell, former acting director of the c.i.a., says uman could take any number of actions, including assassination.ill chse a place o anduct a terrorist attack against a senior american official. hs might be two months from now, it might be a year from now, but they will exact their revenge. >> reporter: a u.s. official told me today that investigators in this country have taken steps to break up operational cells working in the shadows here in the u.s. margaret. >> brennan: jeff pegues in times square, thank you. our holly williams is one of the few network correspondents inside iraq. holly, president trump said this was meant to stop a war, not start one, but iran is already threatening to retaliate. how is this being received in the region? >> reporter: well, margaret, iraq's parliament is planning on holding an emergency session, and iraqi politic

the rain moves farther north into new york and new england. on the back side, the snow zones turn white near the lakes. david? >> a really dangerous mix in the meantime. rob, thank you. >>> and this from new jersey tonight. two teens have died after falling through thin ice in two separate incidents. in east brunswick, three boys fell into a pond. two pulling themselves out, but a 13-year-old did not survive. and two boys fell into a pond. 15-year-old david tillberg. a new jersey police association calling it a tragic night. >>> we turn now to the well-known actress taking the stand at the harveyns trial, staring him down in court today. her chilli ining testimony toni. what she says happened in her own apartment. weinstein's attorneys responding. here's a b kab c'c erielle resh. >> reporter: tonight, that chilling first testimony against harvey weinstein. from "sopranos" star annabella sciorra. a supporting witness for the prosecution, taking the stand recounting in graphic detail the night she says weinstein raped her nearly three decades ag

bc is characterised as hollywood north, the third—largest film production centre outside of new york y well regarded here in bc. his support of the invictus games initiatives are something we follow very closely here, with a military presence, naval bases in skye mont and an air force base on vancouver island. so i think british columbia would be a great fit. british is in the title. couldn‘t be better. china needs to face reality and respect the will of the taiwanese people, according to taiwan‘s newly re—elected president, tsai ing—wen. speaking exclusively to the bbc, president tsai said the threat from china, which claims the self—governing island as part of its territory, is intensifying. but she warned that any military action could prove costly to china. 0ur correspondentjohn sudworth spoke to the president in taiwan‘s capital, taipei. hello, president tsai. hi. it was her warnings about china that hit home with voters. but now, she had something to say direct to beijing. this is a very strong message from the people of taiwan. that is, you know, they don‘t like the idea of bei

north as the great lakes. chicago gets up to 50 degrees. by friday, we start to see the warmth building, nashville, 68. raleigh, 64, new yorke 50s and by the time we get to saturday, we're almost near 70 as far north as pittsburgh. as far as the severe weather, friday we're concerned with east texas, friday night, shifts into louisiana and saturday we're concerned with severe storms in areas of alabama, mississippi, and louisiana. we may see the possibility, guys of tornadoes with this. it will feel like spring, even as far north as new york city, it will feel like almost april. >> i always joke around that i prefer warmer weather but i always kind of feel very awkward that it is in the middle of yan and it is this -- january and it is this warm with 71 degrees in atlanta. >> and we may be warm again next week. >> thanks, bill, appreciate it. >> thank you, bill. >>> nissan's former chairman is denying all charges against him, what the new fugitive is saying about his secretive escape from japan. this is straight out of a hollywood script. the story is driving your business day, next. business day, next tom: my mom always to

an 18-year-old snowmobiler decide last night after buried in avalanche in new york, north of salt lake dozens of eyes standards worked to dig the victim out of the snow. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> flooding major highways and submerging homes in australia. some parts received almost 4 inches of rain the past couple of days. other areas saw triple the month rainfall overnight. australia firefighters are still battling more than 100 push fires which killed 29 people since september. >>> hundreds of protesters have been wounded in violent clashes with security forces in beirut. leb protesters threw rocks at riot police demanding. capital of virginia braces for tomorrow's gun rights rally. the governor has temporarily banned guns from the capital grounds fighting criminal intelligence. the fbi has arrested seven people with connections to a white supremacist group planning to attend the rally. tomorrow is martin luther king day. >> which is perhaps the timing behind why they are doing all of this. interesting to see what does play out. all right. now to the race to the whit

for thomas he was arrested after injuring 5 people last month aan orthodox jewish community north of new yorkthe us atrney's office has 2 weeks to respond to the application for a competency evaluation. they declined to comment. thomas has pleaded not guilty to attempted murderand hate crime charges. 4 zone forecast with a live you outside at the and a 9 let's see what we can pect for the rest ofthis workweek our chief meteologist lawrence karnow standing. but i'm just kind of the season and this week guys just kind getting going here. this is big week ahead, but certainly we've had some sprinkles along the coastline, a little drizzle out there tonight and. clouds even a chance of a few showers aswe head through the night to night out there on the golden gate bridge, not bad. it remains dry at this hour right now staying dry through the middle of the night and then after midnight well things change a bit but how about this the latest in thrainfall totals for th season. and so far n francisco, cnn, even 90 inches of rainfall that 71% of rmal look at san jose only 51% of normal under 4 nches of

on saturday, a madman stabbed five people at the home of a rabbi in monsey, new york, north of the city describe that. >> sure. there are two things going on. we no longer do the broken windows quality of life policing we started to do under giuliani, which cut crime by 80%, which cut murders by over 80%. so when people know that the cops are watching, they do not do things like scrawling graffiti, including scrawling swastikas. they know that the cops are watching. and so the pre-socialized -- unsocialized adolescents don't act out in this way. the madmen living in the streets don't act out this way. that's what we had in the monsey stabbings. also failure of law enforcement. this guy had a whole bunch of ant anti-psychotic medication that he didn't take. we have a law in new york that says if you're a crazy person, you have to take your meds, or you'll be locked up in a psychiatric ward. that's thing one. thing two is it would be very nice if black leaders like al sharpton and lewis farrakhan did not preach anti-semitism, if we had not has the crown heights incitement 30 years ago, wi

state building was all lit up for the date change, but the real focus, of course, was half a mile north, new yorkthe crowd actually in the square was estimated at around 1 million. but millions more around the world watched on television as the ball dropped and confetti came down. >> three, two, one -- happy new year! >> and right after that, a new york city firefighter got down on one knee and proposed to his girlfriend right there on live tv. of course she said yes. >> yeah, she had to. a little peer pressure from a million friends there. >> i've got a thing about public proposals. i'm not going to be a debbie downer right now, she said yes. >> she was starstruck by ryan too. ryan seacrest, oh, yeah, i'm getting engaged. >> oh yeah. congrats to them. >> of course. new york city wasn't the only city with a new year's event, of course. >> the headliner in nashville with keith urban with other country all-stars on the bill too. there were also fireworks and a music note drop at midnight. >> london also had fireworks at britain prepares for life without the european union. the mayor promising this

york. not in washington north in san francisco. have some stations where, too, but this was the center of the activities, and of course when the u.n. had the headquarters in new york, it's also elevated the status of intelligence officers stationed here in new york. that's why it's so important. and everybody the second world war, many of the political organizations of the russian emigration, the first wave, they moved to new york, fearing what might happen to them after the war. for instance, the russian church bolsheviks and what happened to them, they moved their headquarters to new york. many white organizations also moved to new york. so finally after the war you got a mix of the first wave, second wave and third wave of emigration here in new york, trying to build some political organizations. as i said it was not always a big success. mostly a big disaster. but nevertheless that was to a place for this kind of activity. >> great. just one more question. what i find really fascinating about some of your analysis is, yes, ther

those are illinois north carolina, new york, a michigan and texas the virus also hit a wall street to end the week stocks ending the day down across the board increase fear. >>that an outbreak of the deadly virus could spread more widely rattling the markets the s and p 500 had is worse today since early october as health care stocks incur steep losses. the dow jones industrial average dropped 170 points today, the nasdaq fell 87 and the s and p 500 slipped 30, stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage on the corona virus has the disease continues to spread and us authorities monitor developments across the us and the bay area you can follow the latest at kron 4 dot com. >>other news tonight on the peninsula, san mateo county sheriff's investigation ended with a big bust. deputies recovered more than $2 million in stolen property, the investigation stemmed from a number of auto residential and commercial burglaries in san mateo county. most of the storm property from these burglaries involved electronics laptops cameras and commercial retail merchandise will have a live report. coming

here in dobbs ferry just north of new york city, they're accustomed to seeing piles of snow this time of year. that hasn't been the case until this first major winter storm, now relief that the worst has passed. guys? >> we'll take that. kaylee hartung for us, thank you. >>> let's get to greg dutra who is in for rob. greg is accepting all of the blame for the weather that we're suffering here on the east coast. >> pour it on. that's right, and a lot of ice too in addition to snow. five inches of snow in erie, pennsylvania. this is the big problem. before that snow got there, almost a quarter of an inch of ice slipping and sliding around on the driveway, and this is i-80 in new jersey. i know it looks like i-80 through the midwest, blowing and drifting snow. watch as the cars go underneath the bridge here. those winds are blowing very hard, and they have started to relax, but watch how they operate. there are even some active warnings through coastal maine. even warnings through coastal maine and on into ohio, that is lake-effect snow, and the storm system as a whole lifts off to >>> g

that prompted the new york stock exchange to temporarily halt trading until the compa ny‘s formal update. let's get more on this from our northmerican business correspondent michelle fleury, who sent us this report from new york. wasn't meant to be like this stopping the grounding of the 737 max jet wasn't expected to last this long, but boeing is pushing back the date for its return to service stopping the new delay comes after two recent discoveries. a software floor requiring more work than expected and an audit that found that some of the wiring on the plane needed to be rebutted stopping the means thejet needed to be rebutted stopping the means the jet will miss the busy summer means the jet will miss the busy summer travel means the jet will miss the busy summer travel season means the jet will miss the busy summer travel season for a second straight year. that is peak revenue season, and that could add to the compensation that the us plane maker ends up paying airlines. to recap, the max was grounded in march of 2019 after deadly crashes that killed many people. 0verly optimistic assessment caused the plane maker probl

york. it's my birthday. >>> good morning and welcome back to "today" on a saturday morning here in north eastern new york.ve got a storm coming and it is freezing out here but look at this awesome crowd. they're getting ready for the storm. it's a holiday weekend, though, so a lot of travelers focused on that. >> no doubt. we hope everybody is safe and warm over this weekend. i can't talk. it's the weather. we've got a lot of news to get to right now. we begin with that and a massive winter storm moving east today. it's been rolling across the country bringing with it this snow and cold. nbc's ron mott is right in the heart of it in chicago. good morning, my friend. >> reporter: hey, peter and kristen, good morning to you. so the snow is gone from this area, fortunately. unfortunately, it's headed your way. just take a look in the last hour since we talked to you this tree was hanging out coated with ice. we are warming up in chicago this morning, expected to get up to almost 40 degrees today. so all that ice is off that tree. folks out on saturday morning along michigan avenue should have a much easier g

is hitting the road for his 2020 here on earth tour beginning july 10th in syracuse, new york and playing 30 north american cities through the end of september tour dates and ticket info at tim mcgraw dot coms in hollywood, i'm david game. >>a little peek outside you want to check in on conditions around the bay area this morning temperatures in the 40's and 50's we have some rain overnight. john says it was pretty much an overnight event so today we're going to see some sunshine looking forward to that your full forecast coming up. tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>welcome back if you are taking a little peek outside notice. it's a little soggy out there

york is pleading not guilty to hate grams. he appeared before a judge in a federal court in white plains, just north and east of new york city. suspect faces five counts of trying to kill somebody based on their religion. and five counts of obstructing free exercise of religious beliefs. alex hogan reporting live from the courthouse in white plains. alex. >> trace, that suspect appeared twice in court today, first for his arraignment, then for his initial status conference hearing. the prosecution bringing forward the evidence that they have so far, collecting things like two machetes, knives, surveillance videos, details and journals that have anti-semitic references in them. the 37-year-old pleaded not guilty to all of the ten charges. his lawyer's essay that he is mentally ill, not anti-semitic. his doctor will meet with the suspect for a third time to weigh on on whether he is fit for trial. >> i'm waiting for the psychiatrist to come forward with his conclusions, that's my position, i've had from the beginning, the sense of speaking with a gentleman and otherwise that there are real issues as to his competency. >> the su

new york city we could see a little bit of accumulating snow, mainly north and west of the new york city your forecast today. that cold air sinking southward. we're going to t get definitely a taste of winter along the east coast and then we're going to deal with the potential for very slippery conditions over parts of the south and the central u.s. next storm system moving in the west coast and heavy rainfall for parts of central and southern california and speaking of rain, ladies, we are getting some much needed rain for parts of australia that of course have suffered from all of those devastating wildfires. this is new south wales, australia, where they have been hit with devastating wildfires, record-setting temperatures and it's been so dry there that rainfall of course much anticipated and we are certainly seeing some relief for firefighters in the area. cheryl: do you think they should be worried about mud slides? i know like in california when there's those fires in california that mud slides happen after because there's nothing to stop the water flow. are you worried about that

and potentially now with north korea as well. as "new yorkimes" national security reporter david sanger notes both the iranians and the north koreans seem to sense the vulnerability of a president under impeachment and facing re-election. even if they are often clumsy as they try to play those events to their advantage. the events of recent days have underscored how much bluster was behind mr. trump's boast a year ago. that iran was a very different nation since he had broken its economy by choking off its oil revenue. they also bee lied his famous tweet there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. joining me now, brett mcgurk, former special presidential envoy for the global coalition to defeat isis. so, brett, if you can just make sense of what's happening for us. >> well, katy, i think i was on the show about five months ago and we kind of predicted where this was going to go. i think there's kind of an uber level incoherence in the trump foreign policy. he is a national security strategy that he signed that is -- that says that w

north. the third largest production centre outside of new york and los angeles and north america so making'slumbia and of course prince harry is very well—regarded here in bc. his support of the invictus games initiatives are something we follow very closely here with the military presence and naval bases and airport space here on vancouver island so i think british columbia would be a great fates. british is in the title, it could not be better. there's also been a suggestion i'm sure you've heard that harry could ta ke sure you've heard that harry could take thejob sure you've heard that harry could take the job of canada's governor general. that might be the perfect sort of post for a post wildlife for harry? he would be located in ottawa so my appeal to him would be that te na nts so my appeal to him would be that tenants governor of british columbia which will continue to be the head of state for the people of bc and their royal presence here. the left and an governor, the queen's representative, i am sure that prince harry would be a suitable replacement. harry and meghan, they seem to

news, after the announcement that the pair would split their time equally between here and north america. the new york headline "megxit". they say the couple are going to leave the royals to become commoners. the new york times has a more serious take on the story, but even they call it an extraordinary retreat from royal duties. they say that canada is seen as the place the couple will most likely settle. aljazeera plus was popular on twitter for referring to the couple as "meghan and her husband", playing on the idea that famous women are often referred to merely as someone's wife. meanwhile, in canada, the toronto star are welcoming the couple with open arms — the city where meghan lived for years while filming the drama suits. one of their top opinion pieces today has the headline "harry and meghan, you're finally free — now come to canada, where you belong". their entertainment columnist wrote, "beyond their grasp, you can nurture your bond, your child and your charitable ambitions. " another story that's trending this morning is pop singerjustin bieber revealing that he has lyme disease. he said

moved to enter all those responses into the record and in addition from florida and indiana new york, north carolina, ohio, rhode island, tennessee, west virginia and and wisconsin those will be ordered and in continuation of our bipartisan work in treatment issues today we are sending a bipartisan letter signed by the ranking member and others others, letters to the dea and hhs about the emergence of what this panel is talking about with polysubstance abuse and what it is doing i would ask unanimous consent to put those into the record and the chair would like to remind members pursuant to the committee rule there are ten business days to submit additional questions to the record to be answered several members did ask witnesses to answer additional questions please respond promptly if you received those questions with that we are adjourned.

infrastructure for cyber attacks like the one that breached the computers controlling this dam just north of new yorkity. michael morrell, former acting director of the cia, says iran could take any number of actions including assassination. >> they will choose a time, and they will choose a place to conduct a terrorist attack against a senior american official. might be two months from now. it might be a year from now, but they will exact their revenge. >> reporter: and morrell said major cities like new york city remain at the top of the list for a potential terror attack. >> thank you so much. >>> for more we're joined by barbara slavin, director of the atlantic council's future of iran initiative. she's in our washington bureau this morning. barbara, good morning. >> good morning. >> the president says he did there to prevent war. rand paul says he believes we are now going to go to war. who's right? >> well, i'm afraid rand paul may have the better argument here. what i see are winners and losers. winners from this are isis, al qaeda,fundamentals that hates the united states, china, russia, whic

tensions are also escalating with north korea and there's a new piece in "the new york times" titled "trump bet he could isolate iran and charm north korea." it's not that easy. clearly do you think president trump's intended charm offensive backfired and is he running out of non-military options? >> there's a risk in the first quarter of the new year that we have a dual nuclear crisis in the middle east because iran faces another deadline of its nuclear program in early january. it might begin to take more provocative steps on its nuclear program. the only way to solve the nuclear program is diplomacy and a diplomatic deal which is never going to be perfect or a military strike which will set it back a couple years but cause a series of second and third consequences and kim jong-un up with the new threats about what he might do over the coming months in north korea. i think foreign policy is about to intrude right to the top of the headlines over the first quarter of 2018 and again, you need a coherent strategy. where are you prioritizing your resources, the diplomatic play, and righ

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patrick: and i heard from an old, old friend who lives -- i met in new york, who lives in north carolina, who -- [indiscernible] >> how long is it to get for him? he lives in north carolina -- >> careful, there is snow back there. thanks. >> oh, wow. >> they have been propagating this ivy for 20 years now. >> oh, my gosh! >> cute little -- and she wore this straw hat that some places with the father -- mr. patrick: that is amazing. that is amazing. >> apparently grew on her house. mr. patrick: and she brought it? >> olivia brought it -- >> excellent. mr. patrick: my grandmother had -- [indiscernible] mr. patrick: my great-grandfather's home in kentucky. [indiscernible] [laughter] mr. patrick: how do you do? >> great to see you. chris. mr. patrick: nice to meet you. >> hi, i'm jennifer. nice to meet you. >> hi, i'm emma. nice to meet you. >> i'm julia. mr. patrick: hi, julia. no? ok. [laughter] >> hi, i'm emma. >mr. patrick: hi, emma. >> hi, i'm jack. >> hi, i'm carolina. mr. patrick: you feeling ok? >> yeah! mr. patrick: my wife says -- in the morning, then she gets over it and she is fi

near thewn leesburg courthouse is the north-south running route 15 called at the time the old carolina road. it ran from rochester, new york all the way to raleigh, north carolina. at the time that was the interstate. andas an invasion route, extremely -- and extremely significant road. you can see on the map of the locations of forts that had been built to protect to the approaches to leesburg -- fort evans just north of route seven. it is owned and preserved by a rahau. named protectingmmitted to -- conserving fort evans. it shows that they preservation community do not have to be at loggerheads with the corporations. for beauregard on the others to route seven no longer exist. there is a subdivision there. i believe it is called a bow regarding estates. it no longer exists. those two are on very high ground. any troops coming into leesburg from the east would have gone between a very nice artillery costs -- crossfire. johnston, which is half there. it is on private property and they do not like you climbing around it. you have got that. a reminder about 15, 60 miles north of leesburg it runs through gettysburg. that sam

york city. witnesses watched in horror as the metro-north train ripped through the truck last night.was carrying hundreds of hp laser printers. the driver stayed at the scene and thankfully no one was hurt. >>> l.a. city council is calling for justice in baseball's cheating scandal and jeff bezos' phone was hacked. those are some of the headlines in the morning newsstand today. britain's "guardian" reports jeff bezos' phone was hacked by saudi crown prince mohammad bin salman. digital forensic analysis shows bezos' phone was hacked in 2017 after receiving a what's app message sent from mohammad bin salman's account. a huge amount of data was extracted from the phone. nine months later the "national enquirer" published intimate details about bezos' private life including text messages. saudi arabia calls the report absurd. the united nations is expected to release a statement about the hacking later this morning. >>> the "los angeles times" reports the l.a. city council voted unanimously to vote the 2017 and 2018 world series to the hometown dodgers. good luck with that. this is a sym

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something that many cities throughout the world and particularly now in north america are looking at particularly after new york city decided to go forward last year. i want to thank you, chair haney, and the director at weta for going forward. there's another grant, a sister grant for a vessel for mission bay if they are funded by calsta. meanwhile, we continue to work on the concept of operations and for the a.v. pilot. this is the autonomous pilot on the island. this is with the california public utilities commission and the deputy of motor vehicles which are the permitting entities for autonomous shuttles. one of the benefits is the potential to serve as a near term bike link for the island. until we have the bike paths to come from the island to san francisco downtown, the ferry can provide that path option for folks coming across the east bay to yerba buena and down to the ferry terminal and take the ferry over on their bicycle. so this work is being developed as part of the overall bike connection. the t.a. put $200,000 of prop k funds and our staff will come back to report on the yerba buena bicycle ped

you will get snow in areas say philadelphia and new york, especially areas inland, north and west of of the afternoon will be the worst of it. we'll get a rainy period through areas of the southeast, we're going to recover in the middle of the country, and then a new storm comes into the west. by the time we get to sunday, everything kind of quiets down, the storm exits, we'll get a little left over snow in maine, and it will be much colder in the great lakes. get your snow clean up done on saturday if you can, it's not going to be fun to be out there. look at these temperatures, negative 1 for a high in sioux falls, 3 in the quad cities, sunday, everything is going to freeze solid like a rock. the southern half of the country should be just fine. we haven't had a lot of big snow events. this isn't like a huge blizzard that's moving across the country, but a lot of us will have to deal with it. >> snow suits and hand warmers for the kids, let them play outside. >> a lot of kids waiting to do sledding. there hasn't been any snow. >> thanks, bill, appreciate it. >>> the latest company

centering on new england, just into the southern edge of where the snow is, that's new york city, everything to the northtually rain will sweep in through new york, becoming a slushy mess. the backside of the system where the snow was 12 hours ago, it's pulling in a lot of very cold canadian air, so you're beginning to see the wind chills already in the northern plains negative 24 degrees, all of that cold air will be chasing this system and we're going to see temperatures drop in a big way here on the eastern half of the country, here for the next couple of days. here's the future radar. you'll see the system slowly moving off. by the time we get to tomorrow morning, 9:00, 10:00 a.m., almost all of the snow is completely out of here. we only have tonight to pay attention to this as a snow maker. the backside of this system, the temperatures start to fall, even the warmer spots in the teens, you run back farther to the west and suddenly you're down to single digits or in some cases down in negative temperatures there. fairly consistently, day or night. so really cold air will be on the backside of this s

the british had founded colonies in the south and north of the east coast they consolidated that foothold with new york and new jersey and later added colonies in pennsylvania and delaware. their most successful colony was virginia its prosperity spurred on other settlements in the south as the farms increased their profits they evolved into plantation. this success was founded on a workforce brought in from out for. the captured slaves did the work that brought the landowners their wealth. the crops they grew including cotton tobacco and drugs . english rule spread from virginia to maryland and north carolina south carolina and finally georgia. southern most of the original 13 colonies established under british rule. the middleton family were one of the most prosperous landowners in south carolina. manor house still stands as a former plantation the family owned 20000 hectares of land some 50000 acres work by 800 slaves not far from the thriving city of charleston. by the mid 17th century charleston was the cultural and economic center of the southern states with a population of 1200 it was at the tim

at the inn of the book, i look at the new york philharmonic trip to north korea. do look at that, i think that was 2008. i also look at the trips to china by the philadelphia orchestra and boston symphony. the rostropovich experience i am sure would be worth knowing more about your -- about. >> they reflect the times, they don't change foreign policy. jonathan: that is a good point. the rhetoric of government officials and musicians would lead one to think they were trying to be transformative, not merely reflecting the times. the hope was that this would transform international politics and transform attitudes toward one another. it did not change u.s.-china relations, a reflected improvement. jonathan: i agree with you. outside of the concert hall and radio broadcasts, classical music has also been used in hollywood movie scores. particularly the music of lochner -- wagner. i was wondering if there was an attempt to keep german music out of movies during world war ii. jonathan: that is a good question, whether there was an attempt to keep german music out of mov

, we're going to enter them all from florida, indiana, kentucky, massachusetts, new mexico, new york, north carolina, ohio, pennsylvania, rhode island, tennessee, west virginia, wisconsin. without objection, those will be ordered. in addition, in continuation of our bipartisan work looking at addiction and treatment issues today, the committee is sending a bipartisan letter signed by the ranking member, myself ask others, letters to the dea, dhs and hhs about the merit r jens of what this panel was talking about. methamphetamine and substance use and what the administration is doing about this. and i would ask unanimous consent to enter those three letters into the record. without objection, that will be ordered as well. and the chair would like to remind members that pursuant to the committee rules, they have ten business days to submit additional questions for the record to be answered by the witnesses. several of the members did ask the witnesses to answer additional questions. i would ask all of you to respond promptly if you seth any of those questions. with that, this subcommittee is