snow on the boardwalks from atlantic city to rehoboth beach, ocean city, towards virginia beach and norfolk, as well. snowfall amounts down in southeastern virginia were in that 4 to 6-inch range. in and around here, on storm team4 radar, nothing happening now.

ocean city down to negative nine degrees. 29 in ocean city as well as reagan national. 28 in culpepper. wendy six degrees in quantico. temperatures will climb a little bit as we start to see the jets free and left towards the north. 32 right now in atlanta. 33 in omaha. you're going to see the temperatures rebound at least a little bit. clear skies now. this will shift off to our north, bringing us a few clouds through the overnight hours. if you are traveling, there are still cancellations in atlanta due to the snow just a few days ago. keep that in mind. otherwise starting to clear out. as the wind start to shift out of the south, you will start to see this temperatures climb over the next several days. pewter cast models showing high pressure settling in. this weather system advances just off to through the overnight hours. temperatures night dropping down to the 20's. then we climb into cash advance into saturday, we get this warm pushing air offshore north. precipitation starts to build and off to our left. a slight, maybe yes chance for a shower. overall today, temperatures final

and even includes the ern shore and out treardshe eastern shore, including ocean city right along the atlantic. we're talking about the winter storm warnings out that way. what are we going to see? how much snow? well, a coating to an inch. and i have moved that back just a little bit in flew loudoun county, northern fauquier county, a coating to an inch around d.c. 1 to 3 inches to the south. waldorf towards brandywine, camp springs, up towards annapolis and right back towards fredericksburg. 3 to 4 inches for calvert beach, huntingtown. i fully expect maybe 3 to 4 inches in parts of that area. so we'll continue to watch there too. something else to talk about, the windchill. not in d.c. we're going to see a cold windchill tomorrow morning. but look back towards the west. 5 to 15 below along the i-81 corridor, back along winchester, up towards martinsburg, even around frederick, maryland. 5 to 15 below zero early tomorrow. breezy and cold tomorrow. windchill for the rest of us. 5 above to about 10 below. actual temperatures 9 to 14 degrees tomorrow morning. so starting off on a cold

ocean city airport down to 2 above zero right now. we have temperatures locally 1 below in lovettsville. 1 above in damascus to 8 in springfield and dumfries. 6 in baden. it's 10 down in prince frederick and calvert county and 7 in laurel. a real frigid morning. one nice thing about today, the winds much, much lighter. so that's why it's -- i hate to use the word variable but more tolerable than yesterday morning. 15 currently at national airport, feeling like 8 with a west wind at 5. the dew points still below zero. some of the arctic air in place. there's the arctic air, the real core of it at international falls up into canada where we were in the minus 20s, minus 20s. 15 seems relatively warm but even to atlanta they're in the 20s. new orleans low 40s. below freezing to little rock and kansas city. 1 above zero. so we're watching the arctic air continuing to spill in from canada interest the northern plains -- into the northern plains really suppressing a lot of the storms to the south. a little snow in denver this morning. the sn

ocean city will get several inches. tomorrow, we clear things out with a little bit of sunshine. that is when the warming trends began. the temperatures will be in the low-to-mid 20's. our temperatures will make it above freezing by thursday. we will be pushing 40 degrees by friday. in the warm side. we head towards the weekend and the timing of all this is a little uncertain. we are going to watch this very closely. it is on and off wet and wintry weather. we will have sunshine tomorrow. let's get the latest on the road conditions with amanda meadows. bit of sunshine is heading our way and we are experiencing delay free and --ident-re-conditions accident-free conditions. this is new york avenue heading towards the springs. have this through fairfax and the beltway after nutley street. the wings are a factor, as it was being said. if you are an suv or a truck, least keep your hands on the wheels. be careful on the bridges and overpasses. wind warnings are in effect on the bay bridge. you need to use caution. for the 11th street bridge, we are getting reports of debris on the sout

temperatures were six degrees in ocean city. 11 degrees in lexington park. clear skies. another chilly night. it is chilly up and down the coast. minneapolis at seven degrees. get a taste of the colder air monday. that, we experience will experience this. i nice pressure ahead of the next cold front. circulation comes around the southwest. low pressure moves over the west. weather for late sunday. cloudy sunday. cold air comes into the system and mayor -- may mix with things. through,ont comes there may be an overrun of cold air that can give us some precipitation. not a lot. some, the possibility of earlier precipitation. tomorrow, a few clouds. lots of sunshine. miler on sunday. on sunday. thursday and friday things will calm down a bit. temperatures will get cold around the area. and now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> super bowl sunday coming up. brickman kennedy is in new jersey as we speak here in -- speak. >> we are almost there. by and every great leader. both head coaches are loved by their teams. overcome some serious issu

so the snow chance mainly over southern maryland, and a bigger chance for ocean city, and isolated slick roads early tomorrow morning that could lead to delays and a map on how much will fall across the area. >> all right. veronica, thanks, and a busy stretch of downtown wisconsin avenue in bethesda is shutdown because of another water main break. and this one happened at 12:00, and between woodmont avenue and battery lane. and the southbound lanes could be found rushing around the area, and the suburban sanitary area said that they are dealing with breaks in the area and many of them caused by freezing temperatures. >> and fou to the latest on the columbia mall shooting. right now there are more questions than answers surround ing the gunman. howard county police say they are examining darion aguilar's home phone and cell phone and computer. they are rook also looking at the financing of how he spent the time leading up to the shooting. >> and a controversy over the police force in the tiny town of haymarket are off of the town. the chief and his deputy were suspended and then reinstate

around town, 5 leesburg, 4 at dulles, but check this out, 6 below in salisbury and 9 below 0 in ocean city. that's right of that was because of the clear skies and fresh snow cover, but that's still impressive. right now 32 downtown. most of us did not make it above freezing today, 28 in gaseburg now, 30 in manassas -- gaithersburg now, 30 in manassas, lows tonight much better. 20 inside the beltway, 18 in fairfax, 22 in woodbridge, 24 in waldorf. we'll come back, talk about turning the corner and whether or not any 50s are in our future over the weekend. >>> there is fallout tonight in the case of a d.c. firehouse accused of not responding to a dying man across the street. two firefighters including the lieutenant in charge at the time of the incident have now been placed on paid administrative leave. this comes after outrage from the family hearing that that high ranking firefighter went back to work yesterday and was on desk duty today. surae chinn brings us more. >> reporter: lieutenant colleen davis shown here on her facebook page was the ranking firefighter at the time of the inciden

here's a shot from ocean city, maryland. the sunshine came on out. a lot of the structures -- snowfall totals across the region. 6.5 inches, that was the highest i could find. richard expert, virginia, 3.5" is. -- dulles had .3 inches. we can see that the cloud cover has pushed on. we are a few hours past the snow. -- sixbout travel today our arrival delays. thousandsat at least across the country will be challenged over the next few days. prettyperatures here, much the same. not above freezing until mara. 16 right now at dulles. annapolis at 18. lexington park at 21 degrees. a bit breezy today, but not brutal. even subzero in spots from time to time. just seven in manassas. culpepper at 14 degrees. across the country, as a whole, you can see where the warm spots are. 31 in new orleans. miami, 77 degrees. that cold front is going to make it through there as well. parts are on here today, mostly sunny. our high temperatures will be in the low to mid 20's. a bit of a cold one tonight. mostly clear, between 7-15 degrees. as we head into tomorrow, we mak

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police also are flying in an explosive sniffing dog from ocean city, maryland, to help in the effort here. police say they are not sure of a motive yet. they're still investigating. here now listen to shoppers describe what it was like on the inside. >> everybody started running. i was able to get into the store right across from me. we all went into the back room and locked the door and waited. after 45 minutes, the police came and knocked on the door and said, just everybody stay in here, be quiet. don't talk. don't use your cell phones because he was still wandering around. >> reporter: maryland governor put out a statement calling this incident here today a, quote, senseless act of violence. he offered condolences to the victims' families and he thanked first responders for their, quote, quick work. jamie? >> quick to say the least, we heard in the press conference. they responded within two minutes of the very first 911 call. great work out there today. thank you so much. gregg? >> as police look for a motive now, let's bring in former f.b.i. profiler, author of "dangerous insti

few spots like reagan national 32 to 35 at the pax river naval air station. 30 with the snow in ocean city right now and gusts in the upper teens to low 20s in most other areas. so it is certainly a breezy to windy morning. with temperatures in the single digits in many areas, the weather service has issued a windchill advisory till noon for us. basically windchills mostly zero to 20 below though we've seen some 25 below windchills toward davis, west virginia. current temps, 12 in d.c. 12 at pax river. 10 at manassas and leesburg. 4 in hagerstown. 6 below in garrett county at oakland. when you factor in the winds now it's 20 to 25 below on the windchills in the mountains. our windchills are running 12 below at andrews, baltimore. feels like 4 below in easton. 7 below leesburg and reagan national. so a cold day ahead. it will be sunny and chilly. when you look at the forecast on those windchills, we've got them there. they're going to be by lunch time 11:00 or so still below zero. north of town only 1 by 11:00. bundle up. take it easy on the roads this morning. we have some issues. monika s

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that's a minus 9 at the ocean city airport.it's not right on the water but it's still incredible. 6 below in salisbury. they had all the snow a couple days ago. snow pack. great for radiational cooling. one in frederick, 2 below in martinsburg. 4 in dulles. 5 in baltimore. that baltimore, that's the tenth day they've been in single digits at bwi tying their january record. the 11th gay at dulles for -- day at dulles for single digits. we're up to 34 degrees in leesburg. 29 in town. still the low 20s in hagerstown. we're starting to thaw out. even at these temperatures with bright sun, we do a lot of meting. again on our michael & son weather camera, nice and sunny. 29. feeling like 21 with a wind out of the south, southeast at 8 miles an hour. that barometer, it's rising with high pressure just about overhead. temperatures in the low 30s here. the real arctic air up in northern minnesota, northern north dakota. i want you to watch out from the southwest. the next couple of days here we go into friday, notice how the 50s return

safelily through the entire mall all night long using a robot and explosives dog they flew in from ocean city. they wanted to guarantee that all threats have been eliminated and say that the mall is clear now, but it will be closed today. apparently it will reopen by tuesday at the latest. zumies where it occurred has 470 locations in the u.s. and sell skateboarding and snowboarding gear. the ceo is offering up grief counseling to its employees in the area. aside from the two people who were killed, five others were hospitalized following the shooting. one was shot in the foot and others had seizures and sprained ankles. all five have been released from the hospital. >> that is good news and unlike the preliminary information, the victims were older than i stated. a lot of families grieving today. thank you very much for the information. >>> we also have this story for you. more than 300 passengers and crew members on a royal caribbean cruise ship are sick and centers for disease control are involved. they are reporting a 1278 virus on the vessel. health officials were aboard explorer of the

few spots like reagan national 32 to 35 at the pax river naval air station. 30 with the snow in ocean cityight now and gusts in the upper teens to low 20s in most other areas. so it is certainly a breezy to windy morning. with temperatures in the single digits in many areas, the weather service has issued a windchill advisory till noon for us. basically windchills mostly zero to 20 below though we've seen some 25 below windchills toward davis, west virginia. parrent temps, 12 in d.c. 12 at

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the last snowflakes are leaving the eastern shore toward rohoboth and ocean city. good riddance to the snowflakes. it's going to stay cold all day long as temperatures will struggle to get only into the mid, maybe the upper teens, that's the best we can do. danella? >> the roads now, that's what i'm checking. still seeing an accident on the beltway. this is the outer loop of the beltway. single vehicle here just off to the right side of the roadway. taking the beltway, inner loop and outer loop any time soon, i would stick to the middle lanes. those are clear all around town. we're going to head to i-270. good news for folks, nice and clear. again, center of the road, that's where you'll want to stick to. i'm back in ten minutes. back to you. >> see you then. thank you. >>> where this winter storm is breaking records, especially north of d.c. plus, the frustration that's causing for people in a city known to have an attitude. >>> we're tracking snowplows. we'll show you how to tell whether and when crews are he >>> 14 minutes after the hour. looking live over the n

witnesses who said the man in the ocean--who saw the man and ocean city disappeared in just seconds. the u.s. coast guard and sonoma county sheriff's launched a search for the man. he has not yet been identified. >>mark: and a story that a lot of people are reading on our website. a fight outside a nightclub in orange county least this woman on life support 323 year-old kim pham was punched and kicked by five people while standing in line outside a santa ana nightclub. one woman is in custody. police are now reviewing surveillance video looking for two women and two men in connection to the savage attack. pham is a writer and recent graduates o of chapman college. her family is keeping her on life support because she is an organ donor. [dad] [laughs] [boy] mom! [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom] you've got two left feet,boo. 639 on the clock. take a look at these waves. and off shore as well as creating the big waves and san francisco's ocean beach. surfers and spectators were out on monday to enjoy the sights. those brave enough

but definitely out towards ocean city.nd they could pick up more than a few inches around that area. and then the cold moves back in. here is your snowfall forecast. coating maybe an inch. this is waldorf towards leonard town. extreme southern maryland, st. mary's county, we're talking 1 to 3 inches that could be accumulating snow. we'll continue to refine this forecast. tomorrow morning, windy and cold with a windchill of zero to 10 below zero. get the coats out if you don't already have them. the neck couple of days, we're staying in the icebox right on through the day on wednesday and on thursday. and then a little bit better friday, saturday, sunday. highs in the mid-40s. sunday, super bowl sunday, that would be a chance for some shower activity during the day there. but not all that bad. and i do think we break the cold snap after this one. >> okay. and now i'm feeling much better that i can look out the window at my office. >> there you go. >> smiley faces on that stuff at least. that's depressing. >>> we have sports

down to the south, and as it does so, it h will create snow for more folk to raleigh area, and ocean city, maryland which could pick up 3 to 6 inches and here is the future weather taking you through the night, and notice it is cold and 6:00, nothing is going on and nothing is e reaching the ground, and by then it is going to start accumulating around southern maryland and down to fredericksburg and 1:00 a.m., and the northern extent of this, and prince george's county and fairfax county, a fnd you are in northern fauquier, you are out of luck, buzz you wonsee any sn. by tomorrow morning, it is a quick in and out, and quick exit by tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. no problem to the north and west of i-95, but southeast however i do expect to see the delays and closures. st. charles county, and st. mary's, and calvert, it is going to be cold, but still some sunshine. and the weather does not include d.c. or fairfax or prince williams county or anybody to the west. because they are seeing that, and down to the northern neck includes stafford and fredricks area, and spotsylvania area, and we ar

you can see the 36 mile an hour gust at pax river, also along the coast from ocean city to atlantic citytill gusting over 30 here at reagan national. a windchill advisory in effect till noon. warnings in the mountains with some of the wind chills still 25 below. look at the temps this morning. low single digits north to low teens south. let's go over to monika samtani. she's in with another look at timesaver traffic. >>> i was telling howard behind the scenes that we've been telling everyone to get an early start. i think that's what's happening and now you're going to begin to see some accidents as well. we do have one on the northbound side of i-270 near middle "best" brook road so head -- middlebrook road so heading into germantown. police are now just headed to the scene to check out if there are any lanes blocked there. let's give you a live look outside and give you the road conditions. route 301 at route 5 seems to be fairing pretty well. i think the lanes are a bit squeezed. many parts ever the area, the snow is pushed on to the shoulder. be aware of that. give yourself extra tim

snow on the boardwalks from atlantic city to rehoboth beach, ocean city, towards virginia beach and norfolk, as well. snowfall amounts down in southeastern virginia were in that 4 to 6-inch range. in and around here, on storm team4 radar, nothing happening now. current wind chills are, though, close to zero in many neighborhoods. so there's still a real chill in the air. and air temperatures themselves are only now in the mid to upper teens. coming up, the last of the really cold nights is coming up tonight. the sun will really start to help the meltdown tomorrow. of course, all eyes on your super bowl weekend plans. talk about that with your seven day in a few more minutes. barbara, back to you. >> thanks, chuck. >>> if you have a flight today, you may need to change your plans, especially if were you supposed to fly south. 1,500 flights are cancelled nationwide. that's double since 6:00 this morning. about 60 of those were supposed to be out of one of our three airports, but travelers in the south are feeling the most pain. airports in places like atlanta, houston, new orleans, and raleig

they also have a bomb-sniffing dog that they flew in from ocean city in there looking for other types of boobie traps and things of that nature. so this is still an active scene with police officers going through this mall and they are poring through anything and everything that could lead them to some clues as to what the motive could have been because we don't know what the motive was yet. >> right, we don't know the motive, but it's interesting, a lot more people could have died. it appears with this shotgun and this young boy and girl that were deceased, and we don't know yet, it seems like it was a targeted shooting, targeted toward those two individuals. >> reporter: you're exactly right, that's what it appears to be. a lot of witnesses said today, judge, the shooter went right up to a store called zumiez, which is a store for skateboarders, because he targeted his victims and then turned the gun on himself. this is an active crime scene here, and i think by tomorrow we'll have more information as to exactly why what happened today happened. >> all right, rod wheeler, thanks so

we have gusts over 30 now at patuxent river, ocean city gusting to 33. still gusting 25 here in the district. 22 in fredericksburg. even out west, western maryland looking at gusts in the mid teens in cumberland and winchester still almost to 30 on the wind gusts. temps that dropped considerably now down to the single digits and low teens. culpeper 12. cumberland is zero. it's one above in hagerstown. 5 above in frederick. good snow pack in gaithersburg at the airport. they're at 3. andrews is at seven and la plata a nippy 8. you factor in the wind, now windchills well below zero. mid-20s below zero in the high country of west virginia. seven below in manassas and nine below in annapolis. one more look outside on our weather camera. reagan national looking nice this morning with the glowing sky behind them. a temperature of 11. the dew point at 4 below. when you ever see these single digits, subzero dew points, that's a sign of the arctic nature of the air mass we're dealing with. wind out of the northwest. our windchill at 7 below zero. there's the stor

ocean city beach, thanks to i reporter adam reed for this picture of the man snow skiing across the beach. of course, we want to see what everyone else has to offer, what you're seeing. stay inside, take a picture, some video, send it to cnn.com/ireport. >> be safe doing that. >> stay inside, stay warm. >> jennifer, appreciate that. >>> 140 million people will be getting hit with the new round of winter weather. samantha mohr is tracking this cold front. some folks are having fun with it, this is painful. >> it could be painful. you were talking about frostbite, it can happen in minutes. we need to take it seriously. if you get stranded in this, it could be deadly. arctic air like we haven't seen in decades will be settling in here. you can also see low pressure is going to be heading up, intersecting the cold air. we have moisture and cold air at the surface, wintry mix, some heavy snow potentially on the back side of this system. so of course, that means we're going to see snow moving in, and that means delays. let's look at the current situation here. we have had over 900 flights cance

this is an ocean city beach, new jersey. thanks for sending in that photo. the waves are crashing there, but there is a man out there cross country skiing, getting exercise in. good to see that. >> beautiful, that imagery there. >> isn't it gorgeous? probably tomorrow will be colder there tomorrow. in glenhead, new york, look at milo. it's a golden doodle. looks like he likes it. kind of getting his nose wet in the snow there. very sweet. i can't get enough of borris. check out this next photo that was sent in from chicago. she caught him midair chasing schools. i love the red booties. you have to keep his paws warm, right? >> sure. >> borris is a rescue mix and very cute there hanging out in the air. >> looks like superman. >> absolutely. this next one, closer to home. my dad took a picture in our neighborhood, found a snow man with a sign that gos hand in hand with the weather right now. take a look at that. yeah! no school on monday. governor dayton closed schools in minnesota because temperatures are below zero in the double digits. it's a fun way to put

that's along the ocean city beach there in new jersey. take a look at that. up and braving cold temperatures there. and over in times square, while people were snapping photos of themselves while they were braving the cold. look, looks like they're having fun out there, all smiles. the snow coming down in times square. >> if you're going to be out in it, you have to have some fun in it. >> reporter: absolutely. turning the cameras on themselves. and in pennsylvania, alice sent in this picture. she is inside. that's because her balcony door got frozen stuck because of those cold temperatures. >> whew. >> reporter: you can see her chairs are covered in snow. there's a couple little footsteps, maybe one of a pet or an animal out there. looks pretty icy out there. she said it looked like a winter wonderland, that's howal his described it, but said there are icicles all over the tree, and you know it's cool in the balcony door is stuck. >> yeah, a winter wonderland. i say the perfect time of year. >> reporter: definitely. >> you can see more, go to cnn.com/ireport

moving close to the coast, and the best chances of snow are southern maryland to the neck, and ocean cityand norfolk and virginia beach. virginia beach could pick up 4 to 8 inches of snow here, and if it moves to the north and the west, it could impact us, and some of us will see the snow to today, and tomorrow night, and into the day wednesday. and 20 degrees for a high, and cold tuesday and 26 on wednesday and chance of snow early, and 33 on thursday, and 44 on friday, and then we get out of the freezer. 47 on saturday, and right now, super bowl sunday, a high of 46 with rain showers that are going to be likely. guys, stay warm. >> we will try. >>> thank you, doug. with we are ten days away from the first events kicking off in sochi. today, the torch made what is considered to be the most dangerous stop in the russian republic of dagestan, and an extremist group are the that region claimed the responsibility of the two suicide bombings that killed 34 people in desem ver. for security reasons the number of torch babearers who were supposed to take part in the leg of the relay was cut fro

ocean city, new jersey, as the snow and ice really piled up there, as the snowstorm came through.nd into friday morning. now, we have another developing storm system, as we head through the weekend. area of low pressure, riding up along a cold front. rain along ahead of that, but arctic air. bitter cold coming in behind. that's going to allow for another swath of heavy snow in areas that already saw it. you saw a foot, to a foot and a half in chicago. you could see another 12 inches in chicago. and an arctic blast coming in behind that system. we have high temperatures. 13 below in minneapolis. 10 below in chicago, for highs >> good morning look for a mostly sunny day todaday. not as frigid as yesterday. 327. somereezg drizzle overnight. ap >> this weather report has been brought to you by tempur-pedic. >> that's a great height differential there. >> tall man. >> just so you know, bianna was lobbying to keep you outside for the second half of the show. we all wanted you in. >> my jaw was no longer working. >> when your lips are freezing. >> glad to have you. >> great to be here. >

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. >>> virginia beach could get as much as a foot of snow and ocean city, maryland, could see half a footow back to "hardball." >>> welcome back. mr. president, go big. that's my message to president obama tonight as he gets set to deliver his state of the union in just about 90 minutes from now. the stakes are incredibly high. the president faces the prospect, of course, of a devastating year politically with the possibility, a real one he could lose the u.s. senate this coming november. i'll go over the numbers with you if you want. his challenge tonight is to excite democrats ahead of the elections in november. how does he do it? well, he can reestablish himself as the president of the united states, stop going for the politics of small, propose something big. if the republicans say no, make them the bad guys. don't say no to yourself. make them say no to you. that could be the winning strategy for next year as well. rachel maddow will be joining me, we'll be joining each other along with al sharpton, steve hayes and steve schmidt for full coverage of president obama's state of the uni

it's indian ocean city of mombasa is linked to the various submarine internet cables that connect africa to europe and asia. the johannesburg based development bank of southern africa specializes in financing africa's information communications technology sector. memphis old as the ict sector the cables and does dishes and devices that connect people to the internet and tv that the us we are out of box experience that admission that the next six. one looks at the underwater sea cables sequel money to ease the table and east coasts of africa. and the envisaged that includes mental cable she makes is that exists for that occasional of ict products the bed as it is all off the set and watch the sea cables and the auntie and set to rights arguments and if they meet the cats in the next two years the african continent will change. change is already underway in kenya where it tries to establish the government is moving whole sectors of national administration online the pasta is called snowball opal investment in the new government but that was going on in prospect. we have up a video box in f

. ♪ site on a heritage river near the ocean, portugal's second city is a photogenic tool in the country'sround, and visitors flock to taste the famed port wine. a few steps on the main shopping street, there are so many abandoned neocolonial buildings that it is almost as if you stumbled into a mini-havana. >> i would like you to take a look at this building. >> meet "the worst tour guide stuck" this is the opposite of your normal tour. they take you down talk allies -- down dark alleys and mean streets to show you how hard economic times have hurt the city they love. they say the bailout measures to make portugal more competitive have badly damaged the city. they say the wages and spending have fallen so much that hundreds of businesses have been forced to close. they say austerity is not an abstract concept. it is something you can touch, see, and feel everywhere you go. stopped trading in the past two years alone. some see this as inevitable economic change, but the tour guides say it is because local spending power has been destroyed. >> people have less money, so they can't maintain

now, in maryland, ocean city, we're hurricane vulnerable, so every model that we can save or the key west, all of us who are hurricane or who are nor'easter vulnerable understand this. so we put money in there, and we have also done other things to promote the economy. i'm really proud of what we have done in the commerce-justice. it's really to keep america safe, to do the jobs today and the jobs tomorrow. i'm going to ask unanimous consent that my full statement be in the record, and i note that the -- the presiding officer: without objection. ms. mikulski: that the subcommittee chairman on labor and health and human services and education is here. i now yield the floor for such time as he might deem necessary. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. harkin: madam president, i come to the floor to speak in favor of the omnibus appropriations bill that we now have before us. i think first and foremost, it's noteworthy that this is a bill, not a continuing resolution. for the first time in two years, congress has returned to regular order in the

will pull the prospects of additional support to europe the main market is seven context of the city's ocean can't do without the hospital monday besides we went for austin because of the expo two thousand seventeen dedicated to green technologies and energy saving technologies will be held at the bbc feel of the chemical was the only common factor in watch a separate production line of crumb rubber and such so irrigation tubes. however as the innovation product which strengthens asphalt pavement and minimize the cost of irrigation water. the factors capacity allows to produce up to four millimeters apart for years at the head of the most important thing is that the plan hopes to solve the problem with recycling tires there a lot of times in the country. now they will be recycled according to these innovation and technology focused. the plan is unique because it helped protect the environment before thousands of tons of old ties were dumped in landfills were in the ground or simply burned cars in europe it will damage to the firemen another recycled products will be use for its intended purp

to give those objects that surround us the place that they have, recognizing them, birds, the ocean, a cityr. they are part of our daily life and we barely notice them. through his poetry he wanted to connect us with the environment. he wanted to connect us with the emotions that we feel. and he wanted to use poetry as a way to explain what the dna of an entire civilization was about. the beauty of his poetry is that he found a style that connected the entire argentine people with the continent of latin america and the world entire by allowing him to speak about the very daley, very mundane, very common happenings that make a life, and that as a poet he wanted to bear witness to them. he understood that poetry and politics go hand-in-hand. and the moment he died in argentina, the entire country came to a halt, it understood that a part of its soul had left. and yet the poetry that juan gelman left us with in a beautiful style, a style that often breaks the sentences, that uses or doesn't use punctuation depending on the circumstances often also inventing new words, lasts him and will square

ocean. that is why this city banned them. it's been the law a few days. but angelina knew it was coming. >> i would bring them and leave them in the trunk of the car. it's become a habit. i'm really grateful for that. >> it's a great thing. >> we should be conserving. >> the ban applies to groceries, markets and stores that sell perishable foods. if you come without a bag, you can get a paper one. there are some exceptions. you can get a chinese take out in a bag. billions of plastic grocery bags are distributed. it was mostly a one-sided argument in june when the los angeles passed the law. >> they become trash, clog the gutters, pol ute the river and trash the beaches. >> if you want to see a fish destroyed, see what plastic does to the fish, to the food chain, what it does to life itself. >> now been 90 city and county governments in california banned or limited plastic bags. one of the prime movers is the environmental group heal the bay in santa monica. >> i think it will have impacts larger than locally. we'll start to see momentum on the issue of p

and al qaeda linked rebels continue to turn against each other for control of major cities artie's morea of an ocean are reports from the front line in the northern city of aleppo. the little weekend in northern syria one of the richest and most developed before three divest eighteen years of war has been the scene of some of the fiercest clashes between government troops and the rebels fighting shoulder to shoulder with a number of different al qaida affiliated groups but now a different sort of war was raging on the same battlefield that. it took or loss of gosh the moderates free syrian army an umbrella military organization uniting anti assad forces since the beginning of the conflict is battling numerous radical jihadist groups who they say hijacked the revolution in order to establish an islamic caliphate in syria. do not stand up he had up to the roof of one of the highest buildings in the city of aleppo but the syrian army's line ends at the who say from the last after that and has no control the militants are only fifteen others beyond the mosque and the area is just food of militants five