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for some pele and haseen a mess, sleeping in their cars and stuff like that.r: at 11 a.m.,he news travels that the road will remain closed today. now he and his father have to find hotel here. after two weeks of relentless snow, the austrian tourism industry has taken a hit. several ski areas are temporarily inaccessible, stranding thousands of skiers. and nationwide short-term hotel bookings are down 50%. yet here, the local hotel owners tell me the media is partially to blame for keeping tourists away. there guess came for austria's famous snow. despite a few frustrations, have not been disappointed. this group of friends has decided to take a room here and waited out. >> the hotel bar will help us do with her disappointment. we will have a good time there. reporter: they hope tomorrow morning they will know if their ski trip can finally begin. brent: sports news. high drama on the first day of the australian open former world number one andy murray lost in what could be his final match before retirement. he truly gave it all coming from two sets down in a l

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pele have been doing their own small sciee experiments to see for themselves just how cold it is.oiling water in this flask, and as soon as i throw it into the cold air, instantly -- it simply freezes. further north, even parts of the mighty niagara falls have been frozen. this is a deadly cold. inople have been kille accidents on the icy roads, and in some cases b from justng exposed to these extreme elements. for another evening, centers have been opened to keep the homeless warm and safe. there is no shelter on theet stfrom these kinds of conditions. the frozen beauty of this weather cannot be allowedro to distractits dangers. jane: a brief time ago my colleague and i spoke to chris in a very chilly chicago. chris, i am so sorry. that looks absolutely miserable. how are people coping? chris: jane, it really is. the trh is it is painfully cold. i put my foo down for -- hood down for a minute, but my ears, the extremities are really cold, my fingers, my toes. but people it.getting on with when you talk to people in chicago, they are used to bitter winters. but this is something d

. >> after the weekend snow, many pele are returning to work and school today.ok at the closures and the delays. > plus, the snowy slush has turned to ice, with temperatures well below freezing overnight. the big concern is the refreeze. we have live team cerage across the region. >>> good morning, everybody. you're going to be tiptoeing heound driveway lod >>> news 4 starts now. >> it is back to worknd school after winter blast of snow. this is a live look outside right now. still cold out there. 28ee de black ice could be an issue as you drive to work this morning. good morning, eryone. i'm eun yang. it's tuesday, january 15th. 'm aaron gilchrist. the federal government is on a e two-hour y this morning. it ds not apply to furloughed employees. >> let's get to the school delays. >> in virginia, w, arlington, fauquier, stafford, spotsle, all closed today. in virginia -- >> and in west virginia, now, berkeley, hampshire, hardy, organ county d schools are on a two-hour delay. >>at hopefully it will stay way. nobody will have to change to closed.

pele over 65 and ultra conservatives shared about seven times more fake information on facebook than youngers, adult moderates and super liberals. on average, only about 1 out of every 12 peopleal shared information during the campaign researchers at princeton and nyu conducted this study. >>> two local sisters are furloughed federal employees struggling toake ends meet right now, so they came up with the sweet idea to raise some dough during the shutdown. they explained to news 4's corey smith how they're using dessert to earn cash while they're out of work. >> it's hardndo plan a even think about a future when you don't know when you're getting your next paycheck. >> i into ed to add more butter. >> when life handed them lemons. >> the government gave us a furlough, we're making cheesecake. >> reporter: both women amp federal eloyees and mothers with husbands who can't work. like many of the al800,000 fed workers going without pay, they're struggling with past-due bills and other penses. >> so how do i look at my child and say, i can't send you back to school? >> reporter: that all

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pele may more for their beers. >> for "nightly business report," i'm joe kernen in das, switzerland. >>> and back here in the u.s., the chair of the white house council ofconomicdvisers repeated a forecast we've heard before, namely that the u.s. could be zero in the enrst quarter if the government does not re soon. during an interview, kevin hasset added that second quarter growth could be humongous to use his term if the government opens before then. somewhere between 4% and 5%. first quarter growth does tend to be notably weaker than other quarters in the year. the partial shutdown is now in its 33rd day. >>> it is time to take a look at some of today's upgrades and dow component walmart was upgraded to overweight from equal weight at morgan stanley. the analyst says walmart's u.s. operions can generate sales growth without sacrificing margins. the price target is $110. walmart shares r to $98.71.n 1% >>> pfizer was odowngraded neutral from buy at ubs. the analyst cites the pendi loss of patent protection on some drugs. the price target is $46. the shares fell a fraction to $42.16

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the pro bowl has 30 feet of snow and debris blanketing the wed triggered the avaltokeep the cars and pele from getting trapped in its path. they hope to have all of the ice cleared today. >>> it was a busy night in the bay area college basketball, and one of the best seasons in almost 30 years and in jeopardy of getting the blunder on the tournaments resume, all coming up. >>> let's had outside is we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. it is dry to the south and raining to the north. we will have more on the weather and traffic when we come back. it is 54 degrees in san francisco to start this friday morning. ♪ they say you should always listen to your heart. and where better to do that, than the island of ireland? after all, your heart is the best compass there is. so get out there and fill your heart with the stuff that keeps it beating. fill your heart with ireland. taking on the nuggets. >>> welcome back. >>> chp is on the scene mike reiss where two vehicles have rolled over. we have a wind advisory through the altamont pass. the drive time is 28 minutes from 205 to the 680. >

and a lot of pele, they say within a generation that's a 25-year gap. there's a lot of pulation that has never seen temperatures this cold in a chicago area. not quite like that here. >> well, it's going to get just like it did five years ago here. so for us thisoes come every five to six years we do get cold like this uh-uh cross our region where wind chills are below 0. this is 2014, january 7th of 2014. yeah, you're taking the coats, you're taking t blankets with you. this was a very cold day. we look back to see how many schools were closed. you guys know we had four sehools closed in d.c. it wasn't becauf the cold. it was because of the pes that burst because of the cold. and we could see that again. even two schools closed i montgomery county because of burst pipes. a very cold day for sure in 2014, and that's what we're expecting tomorrow morning. it does look like some of them are going to delay or close tomorrow vupt as a result of a frigid air coming in. wind at 26 miles per hour, but we've got gusts to 40 miles per hour making it feel even co

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because it feel people -- pele don't know the difference between a movie and real life.'don't wake the kids up and put a blindfold on them. [ laughter ] all right, it's just a movie. jimmy: it's just a movi enjoy the movie. don't imitate it. yeah. congrats on that. i knowou from "get out" obviously -- v yeah. >> jimmy: and yourow. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you.bu >> jimmyalso, i know you are one of my favorite stand-up comedians. i don't know if a lot of people know you. because they watch the movies. >> yeah. >> jimmy: they know you as an actor. but you're a fantastic comedian. >> that's what i started in.ha you knowi mean? stand-up is what -- you know, is the ground. >> jimmy: but i should say you're doing -- are you ewrking on aour now? or is this -- >> yeah, i'm touring right now. this is why i was in new york city. i di weekend.s this past >> jimmy: ah, i love carolines. >> and it was great. and yeah, i go to nashville -- i'm goin that.ndance before because i have another film that i did. >> jimmy: look at you, >> so -- [ cheers ] yeah, thanks. thank you. [ ch

not many countries have put tubes against the pelee army in recent years. for a clear, there were the only ones on belltown road. it's not the provocation. although that may come into play. they don't -- for something to is late out of control. a bit of a strong man. so it is about the partnership and i think it's going to take a bit of time to build a death in the trust. we had to create new things the world had never seen. and allowing india in. so -- >> that's not how we frame did exactly, just to be clear. >> but that's the kind of stuff that got deli considerably warmed up to the united states. trading the defense technology and trade initiatives. to ban's infrastructure investment they put in. it's going to take time to warm up to. the idea that india does might want to provoke china, big unilateral steps in other forms. >> just go on and look at some of the leaders in the major states and asia and how they are faring. last year, do we have this slide? yeah, we slightly different panel but we predicted that -- sorry, aubrey woodhead the best year. tha

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