our pan. watch. we burnt milk in the copper chef and a traditional steel pan. the steel pan was ruined. but watch as the milk peeled right off the ceramitech surface. amazing! look. gooey cheese slides right off. watch this egg slip and slide like it's on ice skates. and because you're cooking with ceramic nonstick, you don't have to add all that extra fat and butter. air-pop popcorn without any oil or butter and no added calories. ceramitech's coating is 100% chemical, ptfe, and pfoa free, so it won't chip, peel, or flake into your food. now you can prepare, cook, and serve in one large-capacity, family-size pan. make this scrumptious s'mores cake in 20 minutes. nine egg biscuit sandwiches done at once. incredible! bananas foster flambé in under five minutes. amazing! copper chef is your all-round square pan that gets the job done. on today's program, discover all the amazing meals you can prepare with your copper chef pan. you know him as america's favorite on-air tv chef. eric theiss is a s

our pan. man, do these look good. whoo! >> "whoo" is right. nice. >> now, i think my steaks are done. we roasted them at 500 degrees. >> right. >> this is how they do it in the fanciest steak houses. >> yes. >> the reason we do it, you want to cook steaks hot and fast. >> right. there. >> okay. gorgeous. >> we seared in the flavor. look how perfect they are. >> oh, man. >> oh, i can't wait to cut this open. all right. take a look at this. perfect medium-rare. >> seared on the outside. >> that's right. that's how you have to do it -- hot on the outside in a superhot oven. the only way to do that is with a pan. you don't have to worry about what temperature you cook at. >> right. >> all right, now let's check our salmon. look at that. >> ooh! >> absolutely bubbling perfectly. >> nice, nice. >> no hot spots. we created a perfect poaching environment. >> sure did. >> now what we're gonna do is >> okay. >> get those out. >> mmm, mmm. >> now we're gonna take out our squash. and, then, what i think i

with the square pan, you have more surface so you can fit more product into the pan. the ceramitech coating is new to the market -- very durable, easy to clean, gets up to 850 degrees, and chemical-free. the copper chef gets a five-star rating from me. >> all right, denise, you know what? i love mussels. i make them all the time. so, in order to make good mussels, we have that lid that holds in the heat. you want to get that pan really hot, get the mussels in. >> ooh, yeah. >> and then get the lid down. open, and that's what we want. >> gorgeous. >> look at my beautiful mussels. >> they look pretty good! >> they're absolutely gorgeous. so, you know what we're gonna do? i am going to plate these out. now, look at this. >> oh, my. >> i want to say i have a couple of hundred mussels in here. >> wow. that is a lot of mussels. [ laughs ] it's endless. >> this is what i do when i have company for breakfast. i always make a giant frittata. >> ooh! oh, my gosh. okay. easiest way to cook for a large bunch of people. and, you know, our pan is designed with these high sides so i

cleanup is so easy with this pan. i will never have to buy another frying pan again. maybe you cook once in a while or maybe, like me, you use it all the time. it's gonna last, and it's gonna hold up through anything you give it. [ male announcer ] and now, to demonstrate

we burnt milk in the copper chef and a traditional steel pan. the steel pan was ruined. but watch as the milk peeled right off the ceramitech surface. amazing! look. gooey cheese slides right off. watch this egg slip and slide like it's on ice skates. and because you're cooking with ceramic nonstick, you don't have air-pop popcorn without any oil or butter and no added calories. ceramitech's coating is 100% chemical, ptfe, and pfoa free, so it won't chip, peel, or flake into your food. best of all, cleanup is a breeze, and your copper chef pan is dishwasher-safe. copper chef's stainless-steel induction plate makes it perfect for any surface -- electric, gas, ceramic, and induction. now you can prepare, cook, and serve in one large-capacity, family-size pan. make this scrumptious s'mores cake in 20 min. nine egg biscuit sandwiches done at once. incredible! bananas foster flamb? in under five minutes. amazing! get your very own all-round copper chef nonstick square pan, and that's not all. we'll include this handy steam rack. create a healthy and flavorful meal by steaming

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and just how many pots and pans does one kitchen really need? and every time you cook, cleanup's a disaster. scraping, scrubbing -- what a chore. what if you could replace all this with one single, nonstick pan? and what if this pan was innovative in design and made of the highest-quality craftsmanship? and what if you could cook with it on the stove and in the oven? introducing copper chef, the nonstick, all-round square pan with ceramitech. it's a breakthrough in technology. copper chef with extra-deep sides replaces a roasting pan, a rice cooker, a steamer, a stock pot, a wok, and a baking dish. even cook mac and cheese from dr

i am the director and rehab the very special guest about the so wonderful pan-american exposition and will be having a conversation with margaret then reid will open to members of the audience thinks for being here. [applause] >> hello to betty that is your i am so glad that you wrote this book because it makes history really come alive. many people here know better if you talk about the pan-american exposition with the eighth largest city in the united states was very prosperous. when the historic fiction of that time period really years was the first full-length book of the history of the gravy baird to -- great event. when it is the london case but above one of us city's ever to host the world's fair. and has not happened since the war lance does anybody know the next world fair in? 2017 it is then, sixth on and united states will but even participate. but this is really a big deal for buffalo margaret so tell me about that what did it mean at that time to host the world's fair correct. >> so buffalo was a big deal at the turn of the 20th century with optimism we see that now but i

a smart frying pan could have dealt with that issue. pa ntelligent is. ok, i thought the idea was pretty dark to start with. who needs a bluetooth—connected frying pan that connects to your mobile to tell you how long to cook things for? i do, it seems, as i've perfected some dishes that may otherwise been compromised. this is great. it even tells you how many degrees lower it needs to be. love that graph at the top. the pan‘s temperature sensor keeps track of the heat, so you're regularly reminded to turn it up or down. and based on timing, you're also told when to stir and when to add other ingredients. that is really, really good. i was concerned the potato wouldn't be cooked all the way through, and i think if i had done this myself without the smart frying pan, that would have been a risk. but that was fantastic. spot—on, i'd say. back to moley, and the soup seems to be almost ready. this was the only dish it had on offerfor us today, but eventually it should be able to learn as many recipes as it gets taught. wow. a great bit of t

and just how many pots and pans does one kitchen really need? and every time you cook, cleanup's a disaster. scraping, scrubbing -- what a chore. what if you could replace all this with one single, nonstick pan? and what if this pan was innovative in design and made of the highest-quality craftsmanship? and what if you could cook with it on the stove and in the oven? introducing copper chef, the nonstick, all-round square pan with ceramitech. it's a breakthrough in technology. copper chef with extra-deep sides replaces a roasting pan, a rice cooker, a steamer, a stock pot, a wok, and a baking dish. even cook mac and cheese from dry right in its own sauce. delicious! no more boiling and straining ever aga

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a smart frying pan could have dealt with that issue.hatjust what pantelligent is. ok, i thought the idea it was daft to start with. who needs a bluetooth connected frying pan that connects to your mobile to tell you how long to cook things for? i do, it seems, as i perfected some dishes that may otherwise have been compromised. this is great. it even tells you how many degrees lower it needs to be. the pan‘s temperature sensor keeps track of the heat. so you are regularly reminded to turn it up and down. you are also told when to stir and when to add other ingredients. that is really good. i was concerned the potato wouldn't be cooked all the way through but if i had done without this might frying pan, that wouldn't have been cooked. but that was fantastic. spot—on, i would say. back to moley, and the soup, and it seems to be ready. this was the only dish it had on offerfor us today, but eventually it should be able to learn as many recipes as it gets taught. wow, a great bit of theatre, but i am very irritated by this mark on the bowl.

you want to be really careful, because the pan is hot. now put that in, and make sure it gets coated with the oil, alright, so while that's in the pan, we're gonna put our egg in the hole. so i've already cracked a egg open. and i'm gonna put it right at the center like that. beautiful. and then you're gonna lightly season wither. some pepp and a little bit of salt. and you want to let the egg sit for just a minute,r e so it can set into you, and then we're gonna flip it. you have a perfect nice golden brown color on it. and then this is the tricky one, flipping this, without cracking the yolk. alright. there we go. and we're gonna let that sit now. so we get golden color on both sides. e it in a little longer if you don't like your yolk too runny. but i'm gonna leave my yolk in tact, so that i can dip me bread in it. okay, so it should be all ready now. we're gonna turn it off. alright. and now we get to ste it.ta you put it right onto your plate. my yolk cracked, but that's okay. alright. and so this is how i like to eat it. i open up a

pan pan was known as the panda grandpa.more than 130 descendents, accounting for one-fourth of the world's captive bred panda population. pan pan was 31, comparable to about 100 human years. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," ground breaking artist carmen herrera. i'm wendy gillette. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> here is another look at this morning's top stories. interior new england is getting clobbered this morning by a powerful winter storm. some areas in maine, vermont, and new hampshire could see two feet of snow. travel is treacherous. >>> russia says it will retaliate after the u.s. punished the country for its cyber attacks during this year's election. the u.s. kicked out 35 russian diplomats accused of being spies and shut down a pair of russian compounds in new york and maryland. >>> with this use of social media, president-elect donald trump has been referred to as the nation's tweeter in chief. jan crawford takes a look at how his tweets may impact his presidency. >> reporter: from

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it slides rite off the pan. >> wow.nts. >> next time you want to put candy in wrappers in pans, you can do it. >> chris, i'm sold so far. so far, this is why they have sold over a million of these pans. >> so farther good. i'm going to convince you any more. the marshmallows slide right off. you can stick this entire pan into the oven, into the broiler. >> in that commercial, they do marshmallows and graham crackers and chocolate. >> like a smoers dessert. >> it's time to cook the marshmallows honey. did you use the right pan? let's see if it works like the commercial. >> not really. >> no. it burned. >> it doesn't work with the marshmallows. >> i might have to use a dishwasher. >> and you can because it's dishwasher safe. >> okay. >> it might be because we burned them. >> it might be because we had them on there for too long. >> this is a horrendous smell. this is awful. >> so the marshmallow test didn't work. >> for the record it pretty much works with everything except for marshmallows. >> who wants a snack? >> there

pan pan was known as the panda grandpa.more than 130 descendents, accounting for one-fourth of the world's captive bred panda population. pan pan was 31, comparable to about 100 human years. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," ground breaking artist carmen herrera. i'm wendy gillette. this is the "cbs morning news." here's your receipt. have a nice day! thank you. start the car! start the car! start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! ikea >>> good morning. right now at 4:25, the u.s. is shutting down a russian compound right here in maryland. this as president o obama slaps sanctions on the country, expelling 35 diplomats. >>> plus the death of debris reynolds one day after the loss of her daughter made a lot of you wonder, did she die of a broken heart? >>> and where's the publicly? why raising a glass to the new year could be a bit tricky in a local maryland community. first, we'll check on your weather. wind could get up to 40 miles an hour. we could see flurries in some areas.

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pan has died. the male giant panda died at a conservation and research center in china. the cause of his de been determined. he was captured in 1985 and he can be genetically linked to about one quarter of the world's population of captive born pandas. so, yes, a sad story on his passing but think about all the good that he has done in his lifetime. >> yeah, he's got strong dna. >> absolutely. >> some strong genes. we do thank him for the pandas we got. >>> you could actually hear the blustery sounds of the snow in erie, pennsylvania overnight. it's expected to dump about 10 inches of the stuff there through today. snow plows were out in force overnight to clear roads for the morning commute but the snow has made roads slick already. it's been pounded by the same system that brought us rain and a wintry mix yesterday morning. >>> you live by the lake that's what you get. >> ye

really, pan pan lives on.t's the cnbc news update at this hour. >> like four degrees of separation of pan pan in china. >> a highly proliferating panda. prodigious. >> busy. thank you. >>> a check on the markets with -- brian is sad sad about pan pan. two hours and plus left to go until the trading year now, taking a check basically flat across the board. dow is not going to be today for 20,000. but we're down by 26 points now. s&p 500 down by a quarter of a percent. take a look at the semiconductor index, tough day after a stellar year. for the year, up by 36%. today, taking a breather, down by 1.6%. top performing component invidia, also, by the way, the top performing stock and the s&p 500, pulling back in today's session, down by almost 4%. >>> last chance to guess today's mystery chart. again, it is the worst performing dow stock this year. the only one down double digits by far. if you haven't guessed already, just do it. the stock, of course, is nike. dropping 20% in 2016. will the stock make a comeback

. >> i'm peter pan. >> i'm captain hook, you're peter pan, okay. >> reporter: precious home video.e would later mean so much more. >> then we just watched it over and over. how could this be possible? here he is just a few ago. >> good-bye, peter pan! >> reporter: not long after filming this in 1993, owen's world halted. he stopped talking, showing affection, and engaging in the world around him. his parents, ron and cornelia, soon got a shattering diagnosis. regressive autism. >> must have been devastating. >> we just froze. you know -- and the doctors started to explain, okay, this is going to change your life. he may never get his speech back. many of the kids don't. >> reporter: ron, an award-winning "wall street journal" reporter, gifted with words, but now his own son has none. >> he started to vanish. couldn't look at you. walked around like someone with their eyes closed when you can't get them to smile when you say something or to respond when you say i love you -- that doesn't leave you with a lot. >> reporter: by 4 years old, owen's parents say his language is gibberish.

once you were there, all you needed was a shovel and a pan. panning for gold. just like what this minor is holding. and what you do is you shovel some of the sediment into the pan from the riverbank. and then you gradually swirl it that you make a suspension of the later part of the powertel's -- particles and let it flow over the heavier side of that. eventually what you are left with is a pan of water with gold flakes. it is a very low-tech business. incidentally, woman look at the history of who got rich, but we discover is that it was the andle who sold shovels donkeys and tents and food. that was the way to make a fortune. it is whether or not the guy actually found the gold, you get paid for the provisions. and you could charge a high price because it had come along way and it was in high demand. so you would get top price for the sale of it. of illustrations of people using primitive recovery techniques. usually working in a gang of five or six. here is a slightly more sophisticated device. gravel andture of water is poured in at the top and it filters d

and just how many pots and pans does one kitchen really need? and every time you cook, cleanup's a disaster. scraping, scrubbing -- what a chore. what if you could replace all this with one single, nonstick pan? innovative in design and made of the highest-quality craftsmanship? and what if you could cook with it on the stove and in the oven? introducing copper chef, the nonstick, all-round square pan with ceramitech. it's a breakthrough in technology. copper chef with extra-deep sides replaces a roasting pan, a rice cooker, a steamer, a stock pot, a wok, and a baking dish. even cook mac and cheese from dry right in its own sauce. delicious! no more boiling and straining

browned in the pan, plenty of butter to baste with.itish isles, bread sauce is a must. we don't do this in america, but here? it's essential. basically, it's milk, simmered with flavoring agent, like an onion piquet, nutmeg, and bay leaf, then thickened with rasping of bread. grouse barded with bacon, then roasted in the oven. nicely rare to medium rare, then removed to rest, and the pan deglazed with red wine, game stock is added, and the sauce reduced. topped with watercress, alongside some parsnips and beetroot. >> anthony: so explain what we're eating because this is --. >> a.a: this is --. >> anthony: --as classic as it gets, right? >> a.a.: and this is, this is specifically scottish. this is a grouse, which is the only, the only truly wild game bird in britain. they are the most highly priced as a sporting bird, and they're most difficult to shoot. uh, but more importantly, they are the most prized to eat. >> anthony: and this bread sauce thing, what, what is that? >> a.a.: bread sauce, which is, so, you really have to grow up he

you had to get there, but once you are there all you needed was a shovel and a pan. just like this minor is holding. but you do is you shovel into the pan some of the sediment from the riverbank and then gradually swirl it around so that you make a suspension of the lighter particles in the water. and just let it flow over the sides of the pan with the heavier particles staying behind. it takes a lot of care and patience. eventually what you're left with is a bed of gravel with gold flakes in it. and then you pick out the flakes of gold. that is the way in which it was done. a very low-tech business. at thetally, only look history of who got rich in the gold rush, was that it was mainly the people who not only dug, but sold shovels and pans and donkeys and sold food. that was the way to make a fortune. whether or not the diggers actually found the gold, you get .aid for the provisions and you can charge a high price because the stuff had to come a long way and was in incredibly high demand. you can get top price for the sale of it. there are also illustrations of peo

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the police report dan we found out that this suspect allegedly beat his mother repeatedly way frying pan and then used a knife on her in what's just become an absolutely tragic and disturbing story. this is 30-year-old zachary cope after being arrested last night. you can see little if any kind of facial expression which might come as a shock to some as his charges are extremely disturbing. detectives say he violently murdered his own mother rebecca cope here inside their home on lower hill top road yesterday. >> he was quiet. he just walked around. he wasn't violent person. he was just quiet. and that's very sad. >> reporter: as you hear many neighbors say cope kept to himself and never expected something like this. his mother was 52 years old. according to the police report, cope was spotted last night by a driver walking on taylor'sville road not far from their home. cope's appearance was rather

just how tall is the bay pan sheng bridge? 200 stories high over 1850 feet off the ground and construction started back in 2013 costing about $150 million. by comparison, the golden gate bridge 220 feet above water. >> it's beautiful. >>> flames tear through a tahoe ski resort leaving it look like a ghost town this morning. here's the devastating scene at the homewood mountain resort after yesterday's early-morning fire. dozens of firefighters spent hours in those chilly temperatures dousing the flames and trying to put out flare- ups. holiday visitors are hoping their favorite resort rebuilds soon. >> the people who live here are wonderful, the mountain people are very friendly. it's sad to see this happen. >> investigators are sifting through the ashes. he cause is under investigation. >>> we are learning about earthquakes in the sierra yesterday. within a hour three 5-plus quakes hit along the california-nevada border followed by 20 aftershocks. it was felt in fresno and las vegas. the swarm caused only minor damage. no inj

if we were to pan left, off in the distance, you will see the white lights. that is how it looks on the southbound side. we were stuck in the southbound side traffic from the mixing bowl to radiobridge. it took us an hour. i was a mess. people are tired of this. >> 95 is still southbound. it's terrible. i shouldn't have gone out. >> you got to suck it up. the holidays. right? >> yeah. >> we need six lanes. it's horrible out there. >> six lanes would do the chick right now but there are only four on the northbound side. if you are traveling here, bring your patience. i'm q mccray. back to you. >> thank you. a man was hit by a tractor trailer along this happened in woodbridge. virginia state police say isaac salgado was walking to get fuel after his s.u.v. ran out of the of gas. he was hit a half mile south of the disabled vehicle. two other people were with him but weren't hurt. police are investigating the crash. there is a diss tushing discovery in a steak house where a man was found dead inside a restroom. a cleaning crew found his body at the ruth chris st

you shovel into the pan some of the sediment from the riverbank. beenputting water, gradually spin it around. you let that flow over the sides of the pan, with the heavier particles staying behind. gently andn doing it methodically. you take care and patience. you are left with a bed of gravel with gold flakes in it. you pick out the flakes of gold. in which it was done. it is a low-tech business. incidentally, when we look at the history of who got rich and the california gold rush, it was mainly the people, not who dug but who sold shovels, pans, donkeys, tents and food. that was the way to make a fortune. whether or not the diggers actually found gold, you got paid for the provision spirit you could charge a high price because the stuff had to go a long way. you could get top price for the sale of it. i have lots of illustration of people using primitive recovery techniques, usually working in gangs of five or six. here is a more sophisticated device. it is called a blocker. a mixture of gravel and water is poured in at the top, it filters down

pan's labyrinth is a similar kind of story.ector, in various ways, of a child. there can be very few children who wouldn't, in some way, recognise and relate to that. but is it a bit scary? a little bit, but it is like any good fairy tale, it appeals to the child in everyone, and the thing is, fairy tales are scary. you mentioned pan's labyrinth, which has moments that are really distressing. but i thought this was very impressive and very moving, and i have to say, i was not the only person to leave the cinema crying at the end, it's very moving. sounds great, and life animated. animation once again, this is a documentary about a young man, who was trying to reconnect through the world, he was suffering from autism and trying to reconnect with the word through his love of disney cartoons. the documentary is about the way in which disney cartoons provided a connection with him and everyone around him, and it's uplifting, there are a fantastic animated sequences in a monster calls, and also in life animated. between them, these

adelo: do you have any pan dulce? woman: pan dulce? adelmexicano. [ conversing in spanish ] do you have any, um, tamales, sir? no. lemonis: out of the three things that you were looking for, what did they have? adelo: nothing. but this is a gringo market. so maybe this particular market is not gonna cater to the hispanic community. lemonis: they have a lot of latino products here. i mean, look at all the salsa that's here. so is this typical of what a hispanic person would buy? adelo: yes. lemonis: okay. the fact that there's no pan dulce here doesn't necessarily make this a gringo market. what it means is that there's not a lot of people looking for it. but you know what a lot of folks are looking for? chips. if you look at this whole section of chips, what does it say to you that 1/3 is made up of tortilla chips? adelo: that there is a market. lemonis: what do you think a tortilla chip with the george lopez brand would do in this section? adelo: it would sell, because people would see the name brand, which is george lopez. and it wou

pan's labyrinth is a similar kind of story.r, in various ways, of a child. there can be very few children who wouldn't, in some way, recognise and relate to that. but is it a bit scary? a little bit, but it is like any good fairy tale, it appeals to the child in everyone, and the thing is, fairy tales are scary. you mentioned pan's labyrinth, which has moments that are really distressing. but i thought this was very impressive and very moving, and, i have to say, i was not the only person to leave the cinema crying at the end. it's very moving. sounds great. and your best is life animated. animation once again, this is a documentary about a young man, who was trying to reconnect through the world, he was suffering from autism and trying to reconnect with the word through his love of disney cartoons. the documentary is about the way in which disney cartoons provided a connection with him and everyone around him, and it's uplifting, there are a fantastic animated sequences in a monster calls, and also in life animated. between th

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so when they come up with a recipe, you know it's going to be good. you probably think about using a pan and stove top. but i'm going to show you how to grill your sandwich in the oven. let's get started. you'll need a feat toast. of whole whea few pats of b. about two tablespoons of mayo. and about a cup of whichever cheese you prefer. mine's gruyere, i think it makes the best grilled cheese. we'll start with the two slices of toast. lay the two bottoms end to end so it kind of opens like a book. you'll wanna take your mayo i'm using an olive oil low fat mayo. it's healthier that way. still tastes delicious. next we add the cheese.. you wanna take a little bit ofhe cheese t and make an even layer on one side of the sandwich. it's okay if it overflows. next, thatll wanna close the book. close the sandwich just like,e as much as you can. on one side, yutou're gonna wanna take the bter and spread it on top of the sandwich. p now thisart's important. the butter side directly on to the parchment paper. this'll kind of act as the pan on t stove top.he on the top side of the sandwich now, spre

pan pan was captured in 1958 and can be genetically linked to about one-quarter of the world's population of captive-born pandas. >>> today, sad that he died, but think of all the good that pan pan had accomplished. >> great stuff. >>> it's a problem that tens of millions of us can certainly relate to and that's insomnia. >> a failure to get a good night's sleep. about 30% of americans suffer from some form of it. >> nbc's gotti schwartz has details on why it happens and what can be done. >> come on. >> even before the sun comes up -- a mother's mind can be a busy place. >> are they doing well in school, what do they need here? >> jennifer is multitasking. >> your tummy hurts? >> making breakfast for her three kids, packing lunches and brushing hair. >> you're going to brush your teeth? >> yes. >> it is not ea way too early, unable to fall back asleep. >> then i start thinking about how tired i'm going to be the next day. >> of the types of insomnia, trouble falling asleep and waking up in the middle of the night, experts say early-morning awakening can be the hardest to treat. >> i can s

west virginia, pan haldle of maryland and han pand sir vr vir. freezing rain and slick spots for the morning commute. mainly looking at cities like hagerstown, couple better land, perhaps as far as south as frederick, maryland it's looking more like rain event for you. future cast we head to the overnight hours. >>> you see the pink shading right here up towards hagerstown that's freezing rain. by the time we get to 5 a.m. in d.c. it's all rain. it looks like messy morning commute. good news by the time we work our way towards noon hour should dry out a bit and by the afternoon we get a little sunshine here. winter weather alert. everywhere you see in purpose tll there's winter weather advisories around locally it's close as loudoun county and frederick county, maryland, freezing rain advisories and only in effect until anywhere from 4 a.m. and 10 a.m. this morning. i'm sorry, tomorrow morning. and temperatures play a good role and current number d.c. and freezing rain, sleet and i rain here locally and north and west air is colder. 34 winchester

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pan-pan was 31 years old, which is equivalent to about 100 human years.t mean that kelly evans, are you the equivalent of 100 panda years? is that how that works? >> i'm going on one oh-something. >> who knows what that makes me? i'd be the george washington of pandas. >> old as an oak. >> we always knew you were an old soul. >> exactly. makes me feel better. see you later, bill. >> thanks, bill. >>> back to that geopolitical story. russia's president vladimir putin says he will not expel any u.s. dimts in response to u.s. sanctions. nbc news' lucy kavanagh is in moscow. lucy? >> reporter: kayla, good evening here in moscow. the expectation was by all casualties that russia would retaliate with a similar move as the u.s. kicking out american diplomats here. that is what happens traditionally. that is what's happened every time the americans have kicked out some russian diplomats. and that is what the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov went on television to announce today, that he was recommending, that the foreign ministry was recommending that russia