group,designed by a finally in poughkeepsie, new york, also beverly, just outside of paris, and designs there. designs, the european and new york state one. the 1401, they were roughly the same time. there is a perfect white storm gathering, one with the card reader design, the design behind fasternter, four times than any printer at that time, and the processing unit breaking through and going to transitions. what we see here are four transistors on the card. it was a breakthrough in the 1958 time frame. the price point came down for period, so wee could put this into a business computer. find one that does payroll, accounts receivable, general accounting, things that support the business side of a company, not necessarily the product development side. it has that. another piece of equipment that came at the same time was storage, black dots you may be able to see here represent ones it as far as the 14 no one is concerned. it is a bit of memory, and they are roughly 140 characters or 140 bytes. perfect. hand.lding a tweet in my it's an interesting breakthrough we went through. unit re

. >> all the plantations in north carolina on the river so the roanoke , poughkeepsie river, huge concentration of 330,000 slaves in north carolina in 1860 were here in the river valley so there was always a fear of an uprising, a fear of terrible nightmare if you will of the land of the white century and had very repressive laws and both free blacks and slaves, all in this. and well sherman came in from the north and south, he had liberated 25,000 enslaved blacks, he got to the head of navigation to the cape fear river in fayetteville and you put all those people on flagpoles and brought them to wilmington where they were then jumped to the freedmen's bureau. a great many of them stayed here and so 1898 wilmington was one of the largest cities in north carolina and of the 17,000 or so citizens, two thirds of them were black so they had achieved him an amazing thing in a little more than a generation after being slaves and coming out of bondage not even owning the close on their back. they had to seek the status of the middle class, they had achieved political leadership and power, social stand

those that tri to get out in poughkeepsie needing a push or a tow. our adrienne bankert is in connecticut where plow drivers are struggling to keep up. >> reporter: why not wait until the worst of this is over? justw to pile up? >> no, because you cant move it. it's compact and you literally moving 18 inches of snow. >> reporter: that system, now churning northwards. a motorist on zakim bridge in boston capturing this tractor tring. watch it swing across the traffic lanes. no one was hurt. tragically, one teen losg her fe on a snow-covered new hampshire road. it's not just snow, but winds gusts of nearly 80 miles per hour whipping the massachusetts coastline. this wind turbine snapped in half. a driver rescued on this flooded street in connecticut. heavy and strong tides, inundating all along the jersey shore. beaches eroding. extending into pennsylvania where some towns are now covered with more than a foot of snow, and it was through that, that a 23-month-old toddler was raced for a heart transplant. with the snowplow clearing the way, and a by the

maybe not poughkeepsie, but certainly other places, they need him to do it. what it looks like it's happening is that mike pence if they can shoulder their response about it and blame of this thing if it goes back, he ends up carrying it, we will see what trump does and how committed he is spirit he has to remember that no matter how unpopular the legislation is, if it feels, so will the rest of his agenda. his success or failure as president is in substantial part dependent on whether this thing can get through. >> leland: the stakes are very high as they are and "the halftime report" nerd bracket for the greatest political speech of american history, down to the final four, are there any previews for what's coming down in the next hours? >> i cannot consecrate, but i will say that that child is the pace 3 place to be today. stick with the chalk. >> press secretary spicer: >> leland: i think for the first time we have ever stumped you. thank secretary spicer: >> leland: you, have a great weekend >> shannon: what happens next in the healthcare fight, we're go

it's gotten worse for albany, newburg, poughkeepsie, rutland, vermont, up to glens falls and saratoga england, the forecast has improved, less snow for you because of the mixing. boston and providence and new bedford and coastal connecticut. that's kind of a brief wrap-up of it. the other portion of the storm is going to be the winds and we'll talk more about that coming up. because, remember, just because this storm is closer to the coast, a little less snow for coastal areas, that means higher winds. it's a double-edge sword. >> and d.c. is kind of hard to predict. >> it's a nightmare anytime, and especially in march. d.c., err on the side of caution when you're forecasting for d.c. more times than not, they seem to get less than the computer models expects. d.c., it's still an impact event. two inches of stuff on the roads, maybe a brief period of rain, and on the tail end, they'll go back over to a period of snow. they're not completely done, but compared to other areas, they're faring much better. >> thank you, sir. we'll check back in just a bit. >>> to other big stories making

newberg, poughkeepsie will, bigging out from a two-foot storm the next couple of days. it's a quick thump and then we change over to sleet and rain in boston and providence. so there is some pretty strong winds out there. and they were confined to long island and isolated spots in cape cod. >> and a good reminder to all of us in work -- thanks very much. great coverage on. i actually took bill seriously for about the first time in a long time. we'll have much more today on the winter weather. first we're going to break down the c.b.o. score on the health care. i'm going to review exactlywhat the projections mean and separate the fact from the blatant lies and broken promises. >> i'm not going to cut social security like every other republican, and i'm not going to cut medicare or medicaid. every other republican is going to cut. thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses in the prospectus at thriventfunds.com. zplf >>> we're back with today's other big story. among the

newburgh, poughkeepsie up to two foot of snow. i have a lower snowfall total in province. you get a heavy burst, then change to sleet and rain. not everyone on i-95 got crushed as we were thinking a day or two ago. the people inland are getting it worse. >> 4-5 inches in new york city doesn't sound like a lot, but i'm going to take you to laguardia airport where thousands of flights have been canceled. tom, how many flights, are any going to get out today? >> reporter: nothing. nothing is moving at laguardia or jfk. we have a cool vantage point for you here. we are looking on the ramp between the "c" and "d" concourse. you can see the effort to clear the ramp of snow. normally, you would see planes at the gates. there isn't a single plane here. even if they had all this cleared, there aren't planes to go anywhere. it is a complete ghost town at laguardia. i want to show you the concourse here. when is the last time you stau nation's busiest sitting airport look like this? there isn't anybody here at all except for reporters and airport staff as they get ready to run for wh

everywhere in purple, blizzard conditions right now, poughkeepsie, albany area, the winds are i can approximating up and quarter mile visibility or less in those areas and the mass pike is not a fun drive right now. this white band in here that just kicked to the north was producing epic amounts of snow as it traveled through connecticut, massachusetts and now there's another heavy band coming up here through the hartford area and just north of the providence area that may have some sleet mixed in it with it as the transition begins on cape cod. you go over to rain and in boston, heavy snow to sleet and over to rain. additional snowfall forecast, we're just about done from new york city southward but this area of pink is still a foot of snow to come all areas of northern new england, boston still into the 4 to 8. providence, 2 to 4 left for you before you turn it over. hartford, 6 to 10. the jackpot area is the albany area and another 8 to 14 on top of the 8 inches that have already fallen. later on this evening, the heaviest snow and winds move into areas like portland, maine, and all of the mou

he's realizing that he's completely -- he has never even been mayor of poughkeepsie.pth and has so many stories that he's throwing out there. we need to make sure we don't get wrapped up in his twitter rants and hissy fits. if the travel ban is so important, why do you delay it and want to make it on monday? well, maybe not. if these are real policy practices, this man has to be held accountable. right now, we're sort of at his whims and the congress, media and the american public need to be on the offensive as opposed to the defensive with him. >> here is leon panetta on the distraction factor. >> what i see here is that this president is making the same mistake past presidents made when they face scandals. that he's trying to divert attention. they're trying to cover up, they're trying to somehow raise other issues. and in the end, it's going to be the truth that will determine what's involved here. and not tweets but the truth. >> that's optimistic, right? because this is a battle over the truth, erin. but the way that democrats are dealing with this, noticed somet

new jersey, seeing 12 inches, poughkeepsie, 23 inches, hartford, 15. today, we will see wraparound snow, lake effect snow, snowfall amounts additionally from rochester to burlington, vermont, we could see another foot of snow thursday. we will get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. i'm kari hall. a few more clouds. mild temperatures. low to mid-50s. a mix of sun and clouds. a chance of rain in the north bay. >>> and that's your latest weather. matt. >> al, thanks very much. >>> coming up, new calls for the immediate release of an american college student serving time in north korea, more than a year after his controversial arrest, is the u.s. any closer to getting his freedom. >>> and the hacking of twitter ac >>> just ahead, want to lose weight? why it could be time to ditch your friends. >>> adam levine is here to talk about the "voice," maroon 5's music, fa hello, welcome. so chevy is the most awarded car company three years in a row. wow. really... let's see how quickly you can read through all their awards.

some of the bull's eye populated cities, hudson from albany to kingst kingston, poughkeepsie to newburgh, 2 feet from this storm. yes, northeast for the most part shut down for the day today. good news, in and out and done by tomorrow morning sunshine and warmer temperatures will arrive. >> we look forward to that, bill. we'll watch that through the show. >>> back to washington, while the white house stumbles back the wiretapping claim, making plans for overhauling a health care a very tough sell this morning, much tougher than it first looked like, even within their own party. the report finds the number of uninsured will increase by 24 million peop over t next decade. the ranks of the uninsured will grow by 14 million people next year. three major factors. the bill takes away the current penalty for being uninsured. more will opt out from buying insurance. the tax credits in the gop bill are less generous than the current subsidies so purchasing health care will be overall less affordable for people. some states will roll back their medicaid expansion so there will be a decrease in cov