measure boring courts from using information obtained by drones the city is also calling on the state of virginia to follow suit as law as well as congress artie's justin under health reports. charlottesville virginia home to thomas jefferson and the university of virginia has a long history of being a voice for freedom now it can add freedom from drones to the list charlotte seals anti drone resolution is the first of its kind in the nation we have a very active group of socially conscientiousness activists and they will often bring us issues that they see as emerging across the country and so we that is exactly what happened with the drone missile lucian the resolution which passed by a three to two vote calls on the virginia general assembly and congress to adopt legislation barring information obtained from drones by being used in court and the city has adopted such a ban locally the measure also endorses a proposed two year moratorium on drones in virginia council member dave norris who voted in favor of the bill sees the issue as urgent we know that these this technology is already being he

it may mix with rain for coastal areas of virginia. this swath of snow. hite is three to six inches. widespread through minneapolis down through chicago. chicago, six to eight inches. a bull's eye near virginia. that's where the worst of the storm will be. the target time for the coastal flooding. veronic veronica, my first call snowfall graphics i'll bring that later. >> bill, we could never hate you. >> i didn't say hate, i said didn't like. >>> coming up -- a nurse refusing to perform cpr on a patient. >>> gunmakers posting big profits. >>> plus, what's ahead for businesses on this first monday of march. we're back in 3. sorry. sore knee. blast of cold feels nice. why don't you use bengay zero degrees? it's the one you store in the freezer. same medicated pain reliever used by physical therapists. that's chilly! [ male announcer ] bengay zero degrees. freeze and move on. [ male announcer ] bengay zero degrees. try running four.ning a restaurant is hard, fortunately we've got ink. it gives us 5x the rewards on our internet, phone charges and cable, plus

government to conduct warfare around the globe but a large number of police agencies are using drones to spy on citizens and that has leaders in a virginia city declaring themselves a drone a free that story ahead. of the annual conference is underway here in washington and there are more warnings of military action against iran coming from israel we'll have a report on the meetings coming up i. know it's monday march fourth five pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you're watching r.t. starting off this hour despite relentless efforts by the l.a.p.d. to shed its reputation of police recklessness case after case of excessive force keeps coming to light this one involves a seventy one year old woman her daughter and a case of mistaken identity you've probably heard by now in an all out manhunt for a former police officer turned cop killer christopher dorner police opened fire on a vehicle with two innocent women inside and the hernandez is only shield to protect her daughter from hundreds of bullets was her own body r t correspondent ramona lindo takes a closer look at her story and a few other cases of police recklessness tragic ca

of it. that's because the virginia part of the original district was retroseated back to virginia. this point is very significant because it was the original boundary marker of -- there were a number of boundary markers that were laid all around this area to point out the diamond shape, the actual boundaries of the district. but this was the first, and it was also there was a lot of ceremony that was involved in the placement of this stone in 1791 is when it was of placed here. so the significance, actually, it's a long story that dates back to 1784, right at the end of the american revolution. the congress was debating how they should have a capital city and whether or not they should create a district. a guy by the name of el bridge gerry suggested that a district be created. he suggested two possibilities. one was trenton, new jersey, and the other was georgetown, maryland. and so the congress debated it and eventually chose trenton. and then they kind of backtracked a little bit and approved funding for georgetown and trenton. the idea was that they would actually move in differ

of 2011. schools are closed in indiana, west virginia, virginia and now even maryland. thousands of flights have been canceled, mostly out of chicago and baltimore and washington, d.c. >>> speaking of washington, d.c., they're calling this snowstorm the snowquester. that's what happens when you let a geek in a cubicle name a snowstorm. let me show you the storm this morning. interstate 81 through virginia, wrest virginia, northern maryland is difficult to travel on. none on the ground yet in washington, d.c. and baltimore, but the worst of it will be as we go throughout the late morning and early this afternoon. along the coastal areas just dealing with rain for maryland, new jersey and new york city. i'll pinpoint snow totals for you and travel impacts later in the show. >>> even though many americans are still feeling the impact of the 2008 financial crisis, wall street is feeling no such pain. yesterday the dow finished at an all-time high, breaking the record set back in october of 2007. this year alone the dow is up 8.8%. for more on the bull market and whether it's

of the. that's because the virginia part of the original district was ready to see the back to virginia. this point is very significant because it was the original boundary marker -- there were a number of boundary markers that were laid all around this area to point out the diamond shape, the actual boundaries of the district. this was the first, and was also -- there was a lot of ceremony that was involved in the placement of this stone in 1791 to so the significance action has a long story that dates back to 1784, right at the end of the american revolution. that congress was debating how they should have a capital city and whether not they should create a district. a guid guy by the name of jerryo we know from gerrymandering, suggested that a district be created, a federal district. jerry suggested two possibilities. one was trained new jersey. and the other was georgetown maryland. and so the congress debated it and eventually chose clinton. -- "the hidden history of alexandria." they approved -- they would be in trenton part of the year and then in georgetown another part of the yea

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yeah, but what we do know is that even like the one that kent presented, the pedestriano file out of virginia, that the vast majority of people who have a tumor like that who may have preferences and desires to act on sexual impulses don't. though we may not know in any particular case whether a person is

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up to a foot of snow possible in some parts of virginia. ington government offices shutting down there. is a shock. lawmakers also getting out of town. how bad is all of this going to get to janice dean in the fox weather center? she saw this coming but it's coming to fruition. and i don't like that part. what do you see going on here? >> close to two feet in parts of virginia the mountainous regions of fisherville, virginia. 20 inches so far. over a foot in creationville west virginia. over a foot for you. and even maryland is close to a foot. now, for d.c., the event is almost over. and it's been mainly a rain event. it was little too warm for snow totals. we're not done with this system yet. it's going to linger thursday into friday and perhaps give us some big totals along the northeast coast up to new england. so there is is the storm right now. the lowest cell is moving offshore. it's going to continue to pound the coast line with highways, some storm surge and wind gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour. all of the areas that were battered by

you as the attorney general of virginia were the very first to sue the obama administration over health care reform. fast forward a couple of years. a number of republican governors around the country are saying they are going to go along with the administration medicaid expansion. how do you see that? >> well, first of all it's worth remembering that in that health care case there were four constitutional arguments. the smaller government side won three of them. we won three of them. the only treason law is till standing is because the chief justice read the taxing power what was considered by any of us to be incredibly expansive and upheld this law with four other votes. >> in fact, you say he may have done irreparable harm to the independence of the court. >> i think he did. i suspect-- and i'm speculating and not applying motives-- i think he was very concerned about the view of america of the supreme court and in his desire to have the court be viewed favorably by america and americans he overthought where this ought to end up. because what a judge ought to do is work through a pro

karen gray of houston stopped rallies in virginia in maryland. ey protested the same saturday service. >> the possibility of an end to saturday delivery looms large. the general wants to stop saturday mail delivery starting with office. the national association of letter carriers said a loud collective. >> this is part of a pre-meditated rumor designed to stop the postal service. >> union leaders more of the same. >> deliver on rday. >> they agree more are paying bills on-line but not everybody like seniors those who live in rural areas and low income people. >> people look forward to getting that medicine on saturday. how do you tell the elderly that need their medicine that day that we are not going to deliver it. >> the money for prefunding healthcare costs for rehire res through the year 2082 which is required by law. >> we are required to prepay health benefits for retirees for people not even born yet. that monkey on our back is the monkey no other company in america and no other federal agency in america has. >> they suggest spacing it out

of it. that's because the virginia part of the original district was wrecked as he did back to virginia. his point is a significant because it was the original boundary marker. to a number of boundary markers that were laid all around this area to point out the diamond shaped. the actual boundaries of the district, but this was the first, and it was also, there was a lot of ceremony that was involved in the placement of the stone in 1791. this is when it was placed here. so the significance action has come a long story that dates back to 1784. the end of the american revolution. the congress was debating how they should have a capital city and whether or not they should create a district. a guy by the name of eldridge gerry, who we know from gerrymandering, suggested that a district be created, a federal district. he suggested two possibilities. one was in new jersey and the other was georgetown, maryland. so the congress debated it and eventually chose been. then they approved funding for georgetown and threatened. the idea would move at different times of the year. virginians were reall

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rockville, maryland, is just kind of a step away from d.c. 1.5. winchester, virginia, 7. get the picture. so additional snowfall. here's kind of where we'll see the most of it. west of washington around dulles, 10 to 15. west of that, maybe another 10. east of that, of course where there's this water influence, maybe 1 or 2 inches, but boston, 4 to 8 inches. it will be a boston storm tomorrow into friday. only 4 to 8, but the problem there will be power outages. we'll see wind gusts to 50 miles per hour, so that may be the calling card of this, especially in new england. >> that's the worst, the power outages when it's so cold already. thank you. >>> it may be the worst kept sket. did duchess catherine reveal he's having a girl? hean't alwaye the way she wants. now you can. with stayfree ultra thins. flexible layers move with your body while thermocontrol wicks moisture away. keep moving. stayfree. while thermocontrol wicks moisture away. all right that's a fifth-floor probleok.. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy

of the core droir. areas across northern virginia and the state of west virginia will be getting some of the highest accumulationsnches in some of the areas in west virginia and again up to 20 inches will be possible in some of those mountain tops. otherwise coastal areas will be seeing wind gusts 50-60 miles per hour at times. we have warnings and watches in effect. we could be dealing with flooding due to the beach erosion and on shore flow. >> maria molina thank you so much. a lot of flight problems. >> doug luzader is live outside of the washington, d.c. bureau where they are supposed to get hit with the most snow than they have seen in two years. you are not already feeling it, right? >> you look around the flurries in the air. we had a warm day yesterday. the ground at this point is so warm. it doesn't take a whole plot for the federal government to shut down even the flurries in the air caused them to make a decision to shut down operations. it may be a preview of things to come. there are government furlough days as a result of the budget sec ster. unless you visit a federal budget office it may largely g

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we buy ten tanks instead of one tank, we get a discount. if we buy virginia class submarines, more than one, we get them at $2 billion apiece. if we can buy them individually, they cost $2.5 billion apiece. urn the name of sequester -- under the name of sequester, is this is allowed to continue, we will have times where we will have to violate those contracts and not only pay a penalty clause but then not receive the government discount because of volume purchasing. doesn't mean we're not going to still have to buy the same amount. it just means they're going to cost the taxpayer more money. the case of research, you know. national institute of health does some remarkable work, but anybody that follows medical research knows you cannot normally finish a research project in a single year. so it may take four or five years to do a cancer research project. we allow sequester to continue and you may have four years of a cancer research project done but because you cannot discriminate between projects, you can't let that fifth year of the contract so the first fou

some are losing a lot of sleep over the retirements in virginia? scary because folks aren't as ideologue based. they're not gerrymander districts. they're entire states. you have a situation where the president had a hard time with some of these republican-based states. you just don't know. we have to get some wins. >> shameless plugs around the table. >> my nonprofit impact at team impact on twitter is focusing on financial literacy for young professionals this year. >> it is my beautiful, talented mother's birthday. happy birthday, mom. >> happy birthday, mom. >> i know, luke, you are so interested in getting business taxation on a more pro growth footing. that's why i've written a column for you at bloomberg about how to get a bipartisan consensus to do that. >> where else can we go from that? shameless plugs, i got nothing today. plug america. great country. that's it for this edition of the "daily rundown." coming up next on msnbc, chris jansing and company. you don't want to miss that. >>> your business travel forecast finally has clear skies.

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that's true of southeastern virginia. espondent cathy lewis of whro in hampton roads brings us this update on how her region is coping. her story is part of our collaboration with public media partners across the country in a series we call "battleground dispatches." >> no more furloughs... >> reporter: these federal civilian workers know furlough notices are coming and they're not happy to lose the work. in the hampton roads region of southeastern virginia, where nearly half the economy relies on federal spending, workers were protesting being forced to take days off without pay between now and september. today's news from the defense department will ease that pain, reducing the number of furlough days from 22 to 14, but this region remains anxious over the impact of sequestration on the local economy. the cuts are the result of the so-called sequestration act-- the automatic, across the board reduction in spending that started to kick in march 1. it mandates roughly $85 billion cut from federal spending by september. >>

a state of emergency has been declared in virginia where parts of the state saw 20 inches of snow.wer outages have been reported. 1,600 flights have been canceled and coastal flood warnings are in effect for parts of new england, including areas still recovering from superstorm sandy. right now, the biggest threat seems to be the winds and coastal flooding. karen mcginnis is live in the severe weather center tracking the storm, which isn't going to end for a while, karen. >> exactly. we're taking it through friday, high tide on friday. here are the winds as we look across massachusetts, here's the cape. some of the winds are gusting to near 50 miles an hour. in boston, we're seeing wind gusts close to 40. we've got these wind driven waves and we'll see snowfall. boston in particular is looking at a winter storm advisory. no heavy snow there but the wind is going to be problematic and a lot of these areas saw the big storm on february 9th and boston has seen a ton of snowfall for the month or the month of february. now this area of low pressure will kind of linger off the mid-atlant

in october of 1786 he finished his term in congress. they went to virginia. she left her family with whom she was very close, all of her friends. went to fredricksburg, virginia, went from new york city to little dinky fredricksburg, didn't know anybody. they bounced along the bad roads from new york to fredricksburg not knowing where she was going, what was going to happen when she got there. she was seven months shy -- nths shy of 18, seven months pregnant. the grueling trip and the stamina that she had to make the trip and she could do it. >> the monroes had three children, a son who died in infancy and two daughters, we lked about them in particular. the question comes from someone who calls themselves president pondering. this will wrap up our understanding. how involved in politics was elizabeth monroe, how might they have viewed the monroe doctrine? i don't mean to, for years, there was people that suspected john quincy adams wrote it. write it.didn't just about everybody else got credit for it. it's interesting. there is one point where he refers to he

this intersection we can generate a moving image that shows what's going on in the area the state of virginiawas the first to stand up against this kind of surveillance in early february the state legislature passed a two year moratorium on the use of drones but the bill is yet to be signed by the state's governor who is known to be very supportive of the spy aircraft. in charlottesville virginia police have never used drones but the city council has nonetheless restricted their use just in case these this technology is already being heavily marketed to local law enforcement agencies and other groups and there's even one county in virginia that already purchased two drones for surveillance and so we know it's coming and we just we want to get out ahead of it at least twenty seven states are now considering legislation to outline how drones can be used by law enforcement or to ground them all together but there are those who believe the lawmakers at first not the rise of the spy planes so they're taking the matter into their own hands a company in oregon says it has developed and will soon sta

parts of virginia, west virginia, southern areas of pennsylvania.we have winter storm warnings in effect we could be looking at over a foot of snow along the higher elevations. you are going to be seeing wind gusts over 30 miles per hour. and we are expect to do see rain eventually switching over to snow. the big question is how much snow are we going to be seeing in dc? we are looking at the possibility of 5 inches of snow in dc. it should be moving into areas across maryland, pennsylvania, new jersey as we head into wednesday morning. does it head up the coast or out to sea? computer models are trending toward the north. we could be looking at widespread snow across new he can england as we go through the morning. >> thank you maria. if you haven't felt any impact on the federal budget cuts just yet you are not line. president obama and cabinet members are still warning americans to brace for it. kelly wright is live from washington for us. >> good morning to you. we are living in the age of a sec st sequester. automatic cuts will have a ripple ef

same thing with bob mcdonald of virginia. they've exexcluded both of them because they've open it would doors to federal aid and receiving medicaid so they weren't invited. >> governor chris christie, his speech that he would be giving is basically the re-election speech he's giving in new jersey and when he runs he'll say just look at what i did for new jersey. his argument is the model is what i've done in new jersey. gwen: is -- the difference is nikki haley did that today and she said the opposite. there is a fight going on in the party and we'll be watching all of it. we have to leave a bit early. one more time. we're winding up pledge week on pbs, which gives you the chance to support your local station, which supports us. but our conversation continues online where we'll get to everything we didn't get to including ohio rob portman's decision to support same-sex marriage. we'll see you here again next week on "washington week." good night. >> corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> we know why we're

yeah, but what we do know is that even like the one that kent presented, the pedestriano file out of virginia, that the vast majority of people who have a tumor like that who may have preferences and desires to act on sexual impulses don't. though we may not know in any particular case whether a person is an automoton, usually you can. the law has a bright line. it says if you engage in a wongful action, there is a defense called the insanity defense which never works as most of us know because we don't recognize it. should we recognize it, that's an interesting question. should we have a more robust concept of diminished responsibility in light of the understanding that some people have less control over their preferences and desires or should we have better sentencing schemes or get rid of incarceration and come up with different models of trying to deal with punishment once we understand people have wrong selections. i think those are all interesting questions, but is there free will? well, the fact that almost everybody in the audience raised either their right or left hand contemplated i

>> i think it was university of virginia. i think there were 11 of us peace laureates invited to a conference at the university of virginia. that was my first encounter with the dalai lama. >> how do the peace laureates talk to one another that might be different than the ordinary person? >> when i'm -- i don't know. i know how i talk to them. >> but i mean you get an entree to people you wouldn't otherwise. >> oh, sure. well that's one reason why in 2006, six women, nobel peace laureates came together and created the nobel women's initiative. >> didn't you lead that? >> i have played a large role in fund raising for it. >> why do you want to separate men from women? >> it's not separating. the problem in today's world, as we are all too aware, is that women are still unequal. i would even argue we're not equal in the united states in many ways. if you look at the number of women in the senate, in the house, or on corporate boards. but globally, women are less than unequal. and we believe that by coming together as women and u

in fact congressman reginald of virginia is a member of the nra.nd me han, of pennsylvania is a former federal prosecutor. they are republicans, it's the only republican piece that we have, that is available in the house that has bipartisan support. a comparable bill has already passed the senate judiciary committee. i think we've got a pretty good chance on the trafficking bill. the thing i worry about most, andrea is we end up doing nothing. and that's, that's real problem. i think the country is tired of us not acting on things that concern them. most people want background checks. the vast imagine orlts want traffic laws and i realize that we've had some difficulty with the assault weapons in high capacity clips. the head of the senate has said he would allow amendments and they'll be voted on. but i do not want to end up with nothing. i think it sends a horrible message to folks who are intent on committing these crimes. if they see something like sandy hook, where you've got 20 children who were murdered point blank, and six adults, who were

yesterday, parts of virginia got as much as 20 inches of snow. at last word, more than 100,000 homes and businesses were still without power. further north, giant waves and 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts have been battering the coast. jim axelrod is in massachusetts. >> reporter: the wind and waves are battering coastal towns from rhode island to maine and pushing water into the harbors. rick judge is the fire chief in situate. >> it seems with each tide is a little more intense than the previous one, because the water doesn't have a chance to recede from the previous tide. >> reporter: the storm grounded more than 700 flights; 160-plus were canceled at new york's laguardia airport. jeff glick was trying to get back to st. louis. >> i guess what are you going to do about it? we don't own a private plane, so we're at the mercy of the airlines. >> reporter: on the jersey shore, the high surf breached sand berms, up to three feet of water poured into some towns still recovering from super storm sandy. residents were trapped in sea bright, new jersey. >>

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turns out the people for ethical treatment of animals might have a spotty record when it comes to animal treatment according to a report released from the virginia department of agriculture and consumer service says peta killed a shocking ninety percent of the pats under its care at norfolk virginia at their shelter and that's one thousand six hundred forty seven cats and dogs just last year only one thousand for a place in adoptive homes you're probably thinking how is this possible is this organization supposed to save animals or there was joined by a.p. to spokesperson bruce willis and give us the story behind the numbers. well peta makes no secret at all that we have to euthanize most of the animals we take in but that's because most of the animals we take in are sick or injured or dying or they're brought to us by people who see that their companion animals are at the end of their lives and they're too poor to be able to afford an expensive trip to the vet for euthanasia they know that if they bring the animal to us we will not turn them away in fact we don't turn away any animal ever we take in all the worst case scenario animals and becau