the mercury dipping dangerously low, district officials posted a hypothermia alert. >> you don't want to get frozen. >> he had no idea conditions would be this extreme. >> we were not ready. i had to buy gloves and a hat. i hope to see some snow. towhile he may be excited experience it, many who live in around the nation's capital are weather weary. >> i have had enough. i froze enough. i can't take anymore. >> the immediate concern for a lot of parents of children is some of those bone chilling low windchill figures. that is exactly when children are walking to school or at the bus stop so i imagine a lot of children will be bundled up tomorrow morning. firefighters in montgomery county battle the cold temperatures fighting a fire at a home in wheaton. one person suffered minor injuries. authorities are looking into a cause but they believe it was because of propane at the back of the house. washington" isg starting early tomorrow morning. with the very latest on school delays or closings or any issues during rush hour. >> we have developing news from anne arundel county were people

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russian secrecy officials are posting a video by other groups. >> a 15-year-old said she's excited about heading to the olympics and is on the u.s. figure skating team. she's a sophomore at archbishop mitty high school. her choreographer is russian. she says it's awesome. >> now bay area politicians honored martin luther king junior's legacy today n san francisco, nancy pelosi called upon greatest americans. >> remember, martin luther king has a day. only president has day that's are national holidays. >> on the wall m in washington >> the pelosi spoke in yerba buena gardens. san francisco mayor ed lee and state assembly speaker calls for increase in minute pum wage >> honoring legacy and call for justice and social arena. >> the great march on washington wanted to focus on the need for jobs and freedom. >> national park service honoring dr. king with a free day. >> park rangers at mury. woods. visitors loved it. >> it's pretty cool. it's a nice weekend. >> i love it. it's a good thing. >> next time it will be president's weekend. >> martin luther king day got off to a musical start taki

officials have posted online a report on the medical effects of atomic bombings in hiroshima and nagasaki. a part of the document was previously classified. the u.s. military dropped atomic bombs on the two cities in august 1945 during world war ii. u.s. army researchers compiled a six volume report on the subject in 1951. 180 doctors, and researchers from japan and the u.s. military, conducted the investigation from september to october in 1945. part of information gathered reveals clinical observations for about 13,000 survivors. it includes information on how far from ground zero survivors were at the time of the bombings. and whether they were shielded by concrete buildings. researchers investigated the consequences of injury caused by the blast, and from heat and exposure to radiation. the last section of the posted report analyzes the lethal capacity of the bombs based on the number of casualties relative to where it was dropped. it focuses on 17,000 children in hiroshima who were within 4 kilometers of ground zero. the u.s. government had classified this section due to political co

i don't know if we will have an official post on the case or if they will be like the doj. i wonder if they will play this broader role. there will be a good thing if you don't want the brief and there's another out there that more information will hopefully lead to the better informed decisions by the courts. the affordable care act case is the example now that is blunting the role and leading to the one of many parts of the conversation. [applause] >> thanks so much. i cannot resist noting that you are now sitting in the historic location. you are sitting in the location where the first public argument against the constitutionality of obamacare in the heritage foundation in december of 2009. i was on the program organized by the heritage foundation in which we presented the paper that we wrote for two weeks arguing for whitey affordable care act was unconstitutional and couldn't even come out at any of this point and very unfortunately the legal was a seat that helped undo some of the lifting on the drafting as the associates tend to do, and we wrote this that we presente

it was an unofficial-official post. >> there with a little more freedom that came with that.he was very unhappy when they had to leave. >> it seems like it was on the cusp of change. >> it was a world away. no telephone connection that was reliable. you could feel like you were getting away from it all. he felt after watergate that he was exhausted. he needed a sabbatical. he would say, the phone does not ring on my desk. it was dark at night. it is not the vibrant and exciting-smog filled beijing that we know today. >> barbara bush must've been quite of interest to the chinese. a woman with white hair. not very many westerners. did she write about that experience? >> she wrote some columns for newspapers that were sent home. she found so many things to be unique about the experience. >> barbara bush was a scrapbook and the collections have catalogued all of these. we will visit the bush library next. >> mrs. bush began scrapbooking shortly after she and george bush became engaged. it is a hobby that she continued throughout george bush's entire family career. over a hundred

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officials are posting a video post by the another group threatening to attack the olympics. u.s.ilitary says it's prepared to evacuate americans if something goes wrong. >> well, federal holiday honoring the birthday of martin luther king junior turned into a day of service for many. some volunteers are making a difference here in the bay area. a community in west oakland came together to plant trees. urban relief organized dozens of volunteers. >> it means a lot to me tho know i'm making a difference some way. and you know, not just out there playing video games or smoking weed. >> volunteers came to the old navy yard to help, paint, clean and to do gardening. one nonprofit refurbishes the apartments for vets. transitional housing is needed around the bay area. >> on the street again, living in their cars and couch hopping from relative to relative. friends to friends. >> my hope they come and be able to feel attention and love many volunteers put in to have this home. >> greatest benefit is the fact that these situations goring on all the time. hopefully inspiration to do somet

officials are posting a video post by the another group threatening to attack the olympics. u.s.te americans if something goes wrong. >> well, federal holiday honoring the birthday of martin luther king junior turned into a day of service for many. some volunteers are making a difference here in the bay area. a community in west oakland came together to plant trees. urban relief organized dozens of volunteers. >> it means a lot to me tho know i'm making a difference some way. and you know, not just out there playing video games or smoking weed. >> volunteers came to the old navy yard to help, paint, clean and to do gardening. one nonprofit refurbishes the apartments for vets. transitional housing is needed around the bay area. >> on the street again, living in their cars and couch hopping from relative to relative. friends to friends. >> my hope they come and be able feel attention and love many volunteers put in to have this home. >> greatest benefit is the fact that these situations goring on all the time. hopefully inspiration to do something about it. >> congress designated m

employees not postal employees to sell products and offer services people usually get at the post office. officials say this makes sense to go where people are already shopping and point out that almost half of the transactions already take place away from the post os anyway. it makes these workers nervous about the future. >> obviously, if staples is successful in stocking the units with workers, it will make it easier to chose the post offices located in this area. >>> a statement, the postal says says they are doing everything they can to stay in business and saying in is better for our business and employees so we can stay viable. the post office points it is $5 billion in the red and says it already makes sents to use an existing company and employees like at a staples store. officials say this is nut finding to cost any employees their job but they are we ared it will eventually and they have a protest scheduled for this afternoon in san jose. in san francisco for abc7 news. >>> thank you, amy. the public is invited to attend a viewing for the bart police officer shot and killed last week. se

sudo will officially assume the post on april 1st. >>> one of tokyo's best-known attractions is getting ready for some major changes. local officials are planning a new facility for the outer area of the tsukiji market. professional chefs and tourists come to tsukiji to buy seafood and watch the tuna auctions. the current layout consists of an inner wholesale market for professionals, and an outer market that anyone can visit. the inner market will be relocated in 2016 to the waterfront district of toyusu. the new facility will have shops that sell fresh seafood and produce. visitors will be able to relax in an open air plaza. officials plan to begin soliciting tenants later this month and will decide on the new occupants by the middle of the year. the new facility, due to open before the inner market closes. >>> okay that is going to wrap it up for biz tonight. here's another check of the markets. news and insight every e on "newsline." >>> people across china often hack and cough their way through the winter. the thick cloud of pollution hanging over major cities just gets thicker. ja

the posting official said the plan is a message from israel to stop the u.s.from securing peace efforts. the pakistani teenager who was killed all trying to stop a suicide bomber at his school has been nominated for a top civilian award. he saw a man wearing a suicide vest outside of the school pakistan onthwest monday. his friends ran inside, he grabbed hold of the bomber who then detonated his best. tonight, the un security council is holding an emergency meeting about the fierce fighting in iraq. we have been reporting on the news that al qaeda militants have seized control of key areas there including falluja and parts of her monti. it comes just two years after the u.s. withdrew and is raising questions about the country stability. for more on the battle being waged, i was joined earlier by james jones who formerly served as the commandant of the u.s. marine corps and national security adviser to president obama. how concerned are you about iraq's stability given that falluja and parts of her monti are part of al qaeda control? wesley we have to be concer

post. municipal officials of the city in the city of aix to launch an annual event encouraged residents to come together to remove snow about one hundred adults and children gathered to clear school routes. using the i attended this event hoping students will go to school safely. about forty seven is more snow is expected to fall. by tuesday in northern and central regions facing the sea of japan. and now here's the weather forecast the ruling. ay ay ay ay the eye. japan has celebrated its new crop of adult citizens people who turned twenty over the past year took part in coming of age day ceremonies. uh uh. every year but that is the man invites new adults to the theme park and it takes them to the show. intense internal affairs ministry estimates that one point two one million citizens turned twenty last year. it's a balinese invite people to celebrate having a phd on the second monday of each channel what does the job. we live in an easy and fun day although most of the act well costs and not to judge that the stock. so my job disney says it take da. i'll get an advantage. a group of tw

to keep pressure on city officials, maria posted a book of tributes to her son., seven months later maria is offering a $100,000 reward for information that brings the killer to justice. >> that $100,000 is definitely an incentive to dominican republic forward, but i'm also particularly aware of the no snitch culture here in oakland. that's why i am bank on someone out there having or growing a conscious. >> oakland police say there were two people in the suspect vehicle and only one shot was fired, which means there is someone out there other than the shooter who knows what happened. >> money is certainly a motivation to some people. it's the right thing to do to come forward. the money is a motivator to hopefully accelerate that process. >> the reward fund got large donations from crime stoppers, the city and an anonymous donor. by most of it came from maria herself and her son's friends and family. >> he would always say mom have a little faith. >> john ramos kpix 5. >> tomorrow, oakland police will officially announce the reward and release a surveillance pho

officials. >> flyers of a 22-year-old woman from russia are being posted in sochi. officials believe she could be plotting an attack. a family friend says it was heartbreaking to see kenneth bae in a prison uniform but it was encouraging that he was able to speak. he apologized and said he committed anti- government acts and expressed hope that the u.s. government would do it best to win his release. >> fairfax is about to try a new approach to reduce its deer population. instead of killing deer, they plan to stair lies the does. shoot them with tranquilizer darts and take them to the police station where they are sterilized. wildlife rescue has agreed to pay for the first two years of the program. >> officials with several virginia public school systems will meet today to talk about year-round schooling. officials from lynchingburg will ake part in the meeting. >> they don't have to worry about going to school today. for the most part every school district in our area has decided to cancel school for today. smartly, i think. >> if you can get the kids to school, no

the right to peaceful protest we have to take initial steps we're well on its official website the us embassy in ukraine posted a message that the basis of so officials whose names were not disclosed are canceled foreign ministers of germany and sweden also condemned the actions of the ukrainian government. extremists is around. no question that the responsibility lies with the regime. take this to either of the parliament on thursday a package of extremely repressive match most western politicians believe that president victor unocal which should not just sit down and negotiate with the opposition but also find a compromise. the forty fourth session of the war economic reform opens in davos switzerland the delegates from different countries discussed the consequences of reconstructing the work for government society in business. the foreign delegates will also talk about global energy security the leaders of states businessman and scientists gathered to discuss the political and economic issues as often as a buyer who participate in the form and will be with other participants because of a leader met with the

and many legal experts tell "the post," the trial is likely to serve as an important test of a line between political favors and officialtate action. "washington post" national reporter carol joins me now. thank you for joining me. >> glad to be here. >> in your piece on this, you quote a number of experts. one that initially caught my eye was a george washington university law professor. his quoted is they can't just show that he got these gifts but must prove he received them in exchange for official acts. he goes on to say that simply the governor can say his job is to promote virginia businesses. that's when he did but not in exchange for this luxury he receive. >> yeah. it is a great point had a was made. it is the central issue that will be coming out at this trial of former governor mcdonnell and his wife, maureen. the issue is really -- if you are going the try to prove that somebody sold their official office, you know, use that your state power to get all these goodies, you will have to show there was a criminal attempt and striking a corrupt bargain with the businessman. in this case, johnny williams, the own

the official blog post. doj blog. but i wonder if they will play this broader role which would be a good thing. if you don't want tacked to may will be there, but it is another voice out there in more information which will hopefully better enforce opinions but i do think it is a change and we're seeing more and more of a blend, the affordable care act is the example, the blending of roles leading to the briefs being one of many parts of the public conversation. thank you for hearing. [applause] >> thank you so much. i cannot resist noting the you are now sitting in an historic location, sitting in the location where the first in public arguments against the constitutionality of the obamacare war era in this very room in the heritage foundation in december of 2009. i was on a program in which we presented the paper that we wrote in two weeks arguing for why the affordable care act was unconstitutional which had not even come out of committee and it was a paper i wrote with todd of the heritage foundation and we wrote

posts on this specific issue. you can go to that if you want to know more. i don't know if the official blog post for particular case or there will be like the doj blog where they get to offer their version of this. but i wonder if blogs will play this broader role. to my mind ultimately that will probably be a good thing because if you don't want to be active, you don't. the blog shall be the. but it's another voice out there which will hopefully lead to better informed opinions by the court. i think it is a change here and we're seeing more and more of a blend of the role of the volokh conspiracy. the affordable care act case i think was the example of how of the blending role. leading to the brief being one of many parts of public conversation. thanks for having, and look forward to questions. [applause] >> thanks so much. i can't resist noting that you are now sitting in a historic location. you are sitting in the location where the first public arguments against constitutionality of obamacare were aired in this very room, and heritage foundation, in december 2009. i was on a progra

officials say? an interesting thing happened after we posted this story to our website. a health department official told me the city was exploring the program. just exploring, not formally considering it. then we got this statement from mayor ed lee's office, quote, mayor lee is not aware of this exploration and not supportive. there are other interventions that could and should be explored before considering this. barbra garcia, the city's health director went a step further. check this out, that recommendation has not come to me and i'm telling you if it did, i would say absolutely no, we are not going to distribute crack pipes. juliette, essentially this is a program that would build trust with people on the street. a lot of crack addicts are homeless. now it appears the city lost all trust with the folks recommending this. it looks like it's not going to get off the ground. >> interesting. joe vasquez, thank you. >>> u.s. athletes and those going to the olympics are being warned to watch what they wear. russia as increased security because of numerous threats of terr

post." monica, you did an official in and out list that was in today's "the washington post," a very long list to capture a few. out -- beyonce in -- beyonce. we'll talk about that in a second. out -- cyndi lauper. in-stevie nix. out -- brussels sprouds. in -- cauliflower. we'll dissecond this in is ached. we had fun with our own list, but yours is scientific. how do you do it? >> it's pathetically serious, insanely serious. the lith is a 37-year-old tradition at the post. my colleague and i took it over five years ago. we spend days poring over magazines, we poll critics, look at democratic trends in neighborhoods. we really find every way we can to justify every item on the list. even though it looks like a lark, it's scientific as a 200 word in/ow list at the end of the year can be. >> let's dissect this. how did beyonce be in and out? >> she's one of the people that continually surprises you. we were ready to call her out. she had kind of an odd year last year, starting with the lip lip-syncing. she almost transcends ins and outs. >> ryan, i'm going to press you -- you. >> you really have

. >> iraq he officials say at least 21 people have been killed, dozens wounded in a suicide bombing on a baghdad army recruiting posted -- iraq he -- iraqi officials. >> in thailand, thousands of antigovernment protesters have marched to drum up support for a mass rally aimed at forcing a shutdown in the capital, bangkok, next monday. they are calling for the resignation of the prime minister, who they say is a puppet of her exiled brother. >> at least five people have been killed in an explosion at a chemicals plant in central japan. 17 others were injured. investigators suspect the blast at the mitsubishi materials plant was caused by a chemical reaction involving hydrogen. that story we've been talking about, germany's outgoing defense minister has lashed out at britain and france over the countries commitment to military deployments. he said berlin did not need any lectures from its partners. >> germany has often faced criticism from nato allies for being overcautious and protecting power. >> that highlighted big german deployments in places like afghanistan and coso though. his unusually outspoken comments provid

posted. they officially go until noon. but just because the windchill advisory expired at unanimous, don't think for a minute that all of a stud's going to turn balmy and nice outside -- of a sudden it's going to turn balmy and nice outside. windchills will be back above minus five. that doesn't sound like a bargain. the snow's over, though there's plenty of blowing snow around. i could see the moon, and at times the snow would blow off the awnings of other downtown buildings. you could almost get a snow swirl out there. current temperatures, single digits and low teen. current windchills, minus seven in town. minus ten in the panhandle of west virginia. almost minus ten into southern maryland. so your planner, windy and cold. it's 12 right now. most of the suburbs by 6:00 a.m. back down to about nine degrees. and then rising today only up into the upper teens. if you're lucky, you'll see a temperature of 20 degrees today. >>> so how that lucky? i mean -- come on! >> take that luck to vegas. >> that should be in the ugly t

posts. military officials say some of them texted answers to each other. >>> and there's news, tonight, about an american soldier missing for years. today, the u.s. military said it has a new video showing army sergeant bowe bergdahl is still alive. but the new images have not been made public. it's believed he's being held prisoner by the taliban in pakistan. and this is the first sighting of him in three years. >>> and today, another wave of scathing criticism of the state department and cia over the bloody attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, the one that killed four americans. abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl has what we learned today we did not know before. >> reporter: it was a brazen attack that left a u.s. consulate in flames and four americans dead, including u.s. ambassador christopher stevens. the september 11, 2012, attacks in benghazi, libya, is both a tragedy and political football. but now, after an extensive year-long investigation, the senate intelligence committee's stark conclusion, the attacks were preventable. it is the first truly bipartisan look

posts on this specific issue. you can go to that if you want to know more. i don't know if if we'll have the official blog post for a particular case. it'll be like the doj broking where they get to offer their version of this. but i wonder if blogs will actually play this broader role. to hi mind, ultimately that would probably be be a good thing because be you don't want to access it, you don't have to, of course. the briefs will always still be there. but it's another voice out there, and it's more information which hopefully will lead to better informed opinions by the courts. but i do think it's a change here and that we're seeing her and more of a blend of these roles in the volokh spoors. the affordable care act case, i think, was probably the example now of this blending of roles. leading to the briefs being just one of many parts of the public conversation. so thanks for hearing and look forward to debate. [applause] >> well, thanks so much. i can't resist noting that you are now sitting in a historic location. you are sitting in the location where the first public argument against the const

ukraine as well as what's going on here in kiev now many officials in those regions have caved in under the pressure and resigned from their posts many of those officials have resigned from their foot. in the face of mounting pressure from opposition demonstrators now some of the. some of the worst scenes of violence we've seen of being in the city of see in which there was right is try to take government buildings on thursday evening now they force a bit of standoff with riot police throughout friday and they are now in control of the government headquarters the local government headquarters in that city also in frank. in a city in the west to see a similar thing this. is an out in control of the the main government buildings there in this is spread out to say throughout the west of the country and also now reaching into the central regions of ukraine so what's happening now in kiev the authorities there saying they are willing to talk they're offering some concessions so what is their plan. well what we have seen is something of a tentative peace for the last twenty four hours or so just over the last twenty four hours here in

officials told "the washington post" that a former inmate of guantÁnamo bay is now a suspect in the septemberrist attack and then got the. the former detainee who was released from guantÁnamo bay in 2007 reportedly trained at one of osama bin laden's camps and now says that the state department is expected to have formed a terrorist organization and the new allegations claims that "e new york times" say that al qaeda was not involved in the 2012 attack. so much more ahead in the house judiciary committee has put on four separate bills to reform the country's broken immigration system. the house judiciary committee and chairman bob chairman bob the bot are leaving on the issue of immigration and the committee member trey gowdy will join us to talk about whether the republican leadership is undercutting the committee's work. also the former reagan economic adviser art laffer on the return to class warfare and the danger that poses to our slowly recovering economy. and taking up the global economic war endgame plan. the vulnerabilities of your investment. kevin freeman joins us. the polar vortex

one year ago, the law professor posted of that -- posted a bet china wouldg require officials nationwideto declare their assets. he promised to [indiscernible] he lost the wager. footage filmed by his wife and doing the rounds on chinese social networks, he spent eight hours last week crawling around a lake. countless facebook users have honored him for keeping his bet. one message being widely shared calls on president xi jinping to make an example by disclosing his assets. players in civil society have been campaigning for some months now for the implementation of an asset disclosure system for political officials. but apart from a few pilot program sets it on a local have gonese deals unheeded. several anticorruption activists have been sent to jail. of activists were arrested last year after posting an open letter online and organizing a rally in beijing calling on the country's leaders to disclose their assets. charged with disturbing public order, they are awaiting trial and could be facing up to five years in prison. >> web users in the united arab emirates and visiting tourists p

i don't know if we'll have the official blog post for a particular case or, like, the doj blog where they get it offer theirs or have their own version. i wonder if they play the broader role. in my mind, ultimately, that's a good thing because if you don't want to access it, you don't have to, of course, the briefs will be there. the affordable care act case, i think, probably is the example now of bleeping of roles, and it leads to the briefs being one of many parts of the public conversation. >> thank you. [applause] >> you are sitting in the location where the first public argument against constitutionality of obamacare were held in december dwien. he was on a organized by the heritage foundation presenting the paper that we wrote for heritage in two weeks arguing for why the affordable care act was unconstitutional, which was not out of committee yet, and it was a paper written of the heritage foundation, and stuart, a legal associate, who helped do the heavy lifting on drafting as legal associates do, scene we wrote this paper that we presented in the room. i remember meeting h

post. egyptian officials say the bus was hit by gunfire and a grenade at the same time. a coup removed mohamed morsi in power in july. the number of people killed in the violence in egypt rose to 49, and more than 1,000 are in gaol. the country is marking three years since the revolution that removed hosni mubarak from office. patty culhane has more. >> once again there are scenes of chaos and bloodshed on the streets of egypt. a nation divided. but its leaders are trying to project an image of unity. it was three years ago that egyptians stormed the square in huge numbers, demanding the removal of a former military leader-turned president. three years later they are back, demanding a new military leader, general abdul fatah al-sisi take the job. this is a military sanctioned and protected protest. where only their supporters were allowed in, free to talk to the media. >> i came down today to celebrate with all my egyptian brothers and sisters. the great 25th revolution. >> that wasn't the case for those opposed to the military backed government. the former president ous

ethan medford's video becomes part of the official police report. he postshere craig's antics go viral. >> it's about to get nuclear. it's about to get nuclear. it did become a bit of a saying around campus for a little while. >> do you want some of me? do you want some of me? >> when he got tazed, he screamed like a little girl. i think that's probably what made the video so successful on youtube, is that it's funny. >> i figured i was going to jail anyway. might as well get the jump in. >> this daredevil defies the law and lands behind bars. >> now you're going to jail. >> the bigsby creek bridge, big sur, california. to most people, it's a marvel of engineering, spanning more than 700 phefeet across a coastal canyon, 280 feet above jagged rocks and pristine beach. to steve jester, it's something cool to jump off of. when the skydiving instructor isn't jumping out of planes, he's hurling himself off things. >> some people do drugs. i jump off of stuff. it makes me feel good. it's like a drug. only the fun part is coming down. >> jester is an avid base jump

amazon cia link is no problem what is the bar to disclosure today that petition was officially delivered to the washington post now the newspaper's executive editor martin baron did respond to a separate letter notifying him about the petition in that letter he defended the newspaper and said that the post has among the strictest ethics policies in the field of journalism and we've bigger asli enforce it but he went on to say that quote the petitions request for disclosure of amazon's cia contract in every story we write about the cia is well outside the norm of. conflict of interest disclosures at media companies now earlier i had the chance to speak with norman solomon the co-founder of roots action and this is what he had to say in response when you don't have the sunlight disinfectant going on so that people know what the vested interests are then there's a relationship between very powerful government agencies in this case the central intelligence agency and the power of the press so we pride ourselves in the united states we'd like to think that there's a separation between press and state this is a in a

post. their clearance suspended. military officials say some of them texted answers back and forth. others knew about the cheating but did nothing to stop it. >> regardless of an airman's level of participation, cheating or tolerating others that cheat runs counter to everything we believe in. >> reporter: now all 600 officers are being retested. >> there's no room for mistake. >> reporter: the cheating was uncovered during a separate dug investigation. it's a latest in a string of embarrassing stories. a top commander was fired last october after being drunk at a conference in moscow. four officers were also disciplined last year for falling asleep on the job. despite the troubling pattern the air force maintains confidence in its nuclear force. >> this was a failure of some of our airmen. it was not a failure of the nuclear mission. >> reporter: all of the nation's missile crew members are expected to retake that proficiency test by the end of the day. mary bruce, abc news, washington. >> it's 4:44. a california appellate court rejected conrad murray's appeal of his involuntary ma

. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> pete sousa, the official white house photographer postedf the president going over edits in state of the union address. because it's on instagram it's not a one-way communication. if you scroll down to the comments section, right up top you'll see paul rieckhoff saying veterans hope to hear him oppose the cuts. mr. president, please keep your promise. the president is expected to address military benefits in the state of the union tomorrow, plus a lot more. joining us now is paul reickhoff. he's going to be attending the state of the union tomorrow as a guest of kirsten gillibrand of new york. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. >> what is the most important thing about service members and their families in the state of the union? >> we want to hear the president stand with all the veterans group in america and every veteran and military family i've spoken to in the last few weeks and oppose these ridiculous retirement cuts. this has a real impact on the families. if you're a retired first class out of the army, this is going to mean

. >> post office officials declined to comment on the incident, but several patrons shared their thoughtse. >> sometimes they make you wait about 40, 50 minutes, so i think it's a long, long time waiting just for the mail. >> i work a few blocks away, and i have to come every day to check the mail. and it's like a really, really long line. >> i have seen, all right, postal customers lose their minds after waiting in line for over an hour, only to get to the window and have the clerk slam the thing down in front of you and say, i'm sorry, this window is no longer open. we're hostage to these people. >> braygan thomas avoids coming here whenever he can, fed up with the long waits and the spotty service. he has seen pang's video and he sympathizes not with the clerk, but the man yelling at her. >> yes, i sympathized with that man. i mean, i prefer not to scream profanities at complete strangers, but i think he was completely right to do what he did. >> yes, the customer's always right! you are wrong! the customer's always right! you were wrong. you were wrong! >> most of the ore customers in

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david: the nfl post-season officially kicks off tomorrow afternoon with the kansas city chiefs versuslice colts. used to be baltimore colts. don't worry if you can't watch it on tv. both this weekend nbc and cbs will stream coverage of the games for free. nbc will air both its wildcard games on saturday while cbs will stream all four playoff games as well as afc championships. urn fortunately, nfc post-season will be available to a selection of pay-tv partners. fox will stream the ultimate event, super bowl xlviii on february 2nd, starting at 6:30 p.m. eastern time. of course that is the one that will happen right here in new york. cheryl: right here in new york. whether it is five degrees or minus 10 degrees. david: it may be cold. cheryl: shares of crocs, maker of the famous colorful clogs, soaring more than 20% after the company secured a $200 million investment from blackstone and they announce ad major change in management earlier this week. david: is this a sign that crocs regained its footing and what is next for the schumaker??3 joining us for a first on fox business interview

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posts. their clearances suspended. military officials say some of them texted answers back and forth. others knew about the cheating but did nothing to stop it. >> regardless of an airman's level of participation, cheating or tolerating others who cheat runs counter to everything we believe in as a service. >> reporter: now all 600 officers in the nation's melo launch program are being retested. >> there is no room for mistakes with nuclear weapons. >> reporter: the cheating was uncovered during a separate drug investigation. it's just the latest in a string of embarrassing controversies. a top commander was fired last october after allegedly being drunk at a conference in moscow. four officers were also disciplined last year for falling asleep on the job. despite the troubling pattern the air force maintains confidence in its nuclear force. >> i want you to know that this was a failure of some of our airmen. it was not a failure of the nuclear mission. >> now, all of the nation's melo crew members are expected to retake that proficiency test by the end of today and some of the nation

post 2014. a senior official said that the eligible dunnford requested 10,000 troops to remain in afghanistan after 2014, the wall street reported the details of the meeting and said the u.s. would withdraw all troops to 0 option before president obama leaves office in 2017. officials say it would allow the president to end both the iraq and afghan wars and represents a shorter time frame that military planners suggested u.s. troops would be needed to stabilize afghanistan. the quick return of iraq where all troops pulled out say it is a cautionary tale and the co for troops to stay in afghanistan and rests in the hands of hammid karzi who has to step down in april and refusing to sign a bilateral security agreement that would protect u.s. troops after this year. now it seems as if karzi signs, president obama may not agree to leave any troops in afghanistan. former defense secretary robert gates noted that the president was focused on getting out of afghanistan even after authorizing a surge in troops in 2009. >> i hear there is a large number of people in the white house who want to pull the plug

florida state official on-line an athletic store posted a t-shirt for sale with the auburn tigers winning won. the picture on the website was later corrected. >> it is now one minute till the top of the hour. time for your brew on responses. we told you about a dallas police chief announcing he fired five people on twitter. >> we asked is this a good way to teach a lesson to obnoxious employees or plain mean? >> vernon says i think it is lazy and unprofessional. >> j.m. says yes, especially with police, let's them know they are not above the law. >> herman says good for him. i'd like to know what my local cops are up to. >> have a great wednesday. we'll see you here at 5:00 tomorrow morning. >> "fox & friends" stars right now. bye. >>> good morning. it's wednesday, january 8. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. former defense secretary robert gates taking a direct hit on president obama, and this morning the fallout is just getting started. >> did you know that unemployment benefits create jobs? >> voting for unemployment insurance helps people and creates jobs and voting against it does not. >> th

obama administration officials who blame the attack largely on reaction to an american-made video denigrating islam. but a curious thing happened this week when the "washington post" reported that u.s. officials suspect a former detainee at guantanamo bay played a role in the beingsy attack and that they planned to designate his group, part of the same ansar outfit described at length in "the times" as a foreign terrorist organization but a media establishment that pounced on the "new york times" investigation showed little interest in this information. there were few mentions in other news outlets. fox news, which has aggressively pursued the benghazi story, identified the former gitmo prisoner as a suspect 16 months ago. >> the terrorist designation further weakens the reporting of the "new york times" which concluded no evidence of al qaeda involvement. >> reporter: even "the times" had to report today that the administration will stamp the terrorist label on acmad katalah, the militant interviewed by the newspapers, as a prime suspect in the attack. benghazi has been a difficult puzzle for much of the media and the "washington post" story which the paper didn