. >> smoke bill lowing from radio city music hall. no injuries reported. there were no events either scheduled at radio city friday night. now to politics. new this morning, president obama addressing congress directly, urging lawmakers to act quickly to extend the benefits. >> to offer some security for job seekers. even when the unemployment rate was lower than it is today. instead of punishing families who can least afford it, republicans should make it their new year's resolution to do the right thing and restore this vital economic security tore their con teufp wepstituents ri >> he will be hosting an event tuesday at the white house where he will be joined by americans who have lost their unemployment benefits. >>> meantime, eric cantor sent a memo to colleagues. unemployment benefits are not on that list. and rand paul is filing a lawsuit against the obama administration over the nsa data collection. >> we now have several hundred thousand people who want to be part of the suit to say, no, you can't have our records without our permission or warrant

the radio city rockets unveiled the roman numerals. what are they for the 48th super bowl? xlviii.ut they were unveiling them there on super bowl boulevard. who had it worse in practice? the broncos rumbling by the snow drifts in 9 degrees wind chill, rubber face weather for seattle. they were indoors at a facility with the doors open trying to keep it cool there but it's still 25 degrees warmer there and there was no wind chill. still not warm enough for marshawn lynch, though. he didn't go to practice. he gets wednesday as a day of rest and only spoke to reporters for seven minutes. one more than yesterday. >> what's his deal? i don't get it? >> he gets a day of rest. that's when teammate michael robinson became his spokes person, kind of. >> yeah, i'm fixing to slide up in this thing, right? just to break it a little bit. you can direct your questions to me, check. >> how does marshawn feel about skittles? >> he loves it before the game, boss. >> i wonder if he gets 10%? >> the two best players in the nba face-off. lebron james with two championship rings and kevin durant with 1

performed they would perform separately and the last time the two played together was in 2010 at radio cityor ringo's 70th birthday. the beatles are honored with this year's lifetime achievement award at the grammys. they won the best new artist award way back in 1965. >>> let's go to late night where regimen kimmel knows a little something about television and when he saw osage county, a great idea off the top of my head. >> likely to get her 18th academy award nation for "osage county." it's in theaters now and based on a pulitzer prize winning play. they made a movie based on a play and taking it a step feather and make ago tv show out of the movie. >> is this family? >> what do you do to your hair you? look like a les bean. >> in this house. >> give me the wine! >> blow it out your [ bleep ]! >> this is about to get real! >> what the [ bleep ] are we doing? you want to break up with me? >> the real housewives of osage county. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> only by bravo on. >> you know how you can watch that relate? >> no table flipping! >> i think it's better than real housewives of

new york city yesterday, and the sudden temperature change is blamed for this fire not far from radio city music hall. so, they had melting snow mixed with salt dripping on to an electrical transformer that caught fire. hundreds evacuated from the office building above it. >> all kinds of strange stuff happening. schools shut down statewide in minnesota. you know, we always like to say in minnesota they know cold? >> look at that. >> well, it's so cold there, they're shutting the schools down. temperatures dipping to 40 below in brimson, 30 below at the airport in duluth with windchills of 60 below. they were recorded in several parts of the state. >> stay inside. >>> a tragic story out of missou missouri, a 1-year-old boy killed in a crash involving a snowplow. state highway patrol says his mother lost control of the car, skidded and hit the snowplow head on monday. troopers say the boy was not properly restrained. >>> a major headache in downtown columbus, ohio, a huge water main break expected to make the morning commute a nightmare. can you imagine having to work in this? crews have be

new york city's mayor, the nfl commissioner and the radio city rockettes unveiling the rolling numeralshe broncos rumbling by the snow drifts in 9 degree windchill, or seattle, where were they? at an indoor facility with the doors open, trying to make it cool. still not warm enough for marshawn lynch. he didn't go to practice. beast mode's lifestyle as he calls it gets wednesdays off. and he only spoke to reporters for seven minutes before getting up. that was one more than yesterday. that's when teammate michael robinson became his spokesperson, kind of. >> slide up in this thing, right? you know what i mean? this is to break the monotony a little bit. you can direct your questions to me. check. >> michael, how does marshawn feel about -- >> i think marshawn wants that every day. >>> the two best players in the nba face off. lebron james and kevin durant. this is the second half. miami leading by five. durant had grabbed the loose ball and got two. then in the third, the thunder take the lead. james here, whoa, hustling for the shot adding to 32 points. however, my friends, not enough.

he was right there and i set up the set on the radio city music hall so it was amazing in the sound there is as they do that i don't know in our set was beautiful the lighting was beautiful and the kids did a great job and it was very exhilarating it was another resource stamp if you're a movie goer terrill we're not theater. do you do you find something to like him have it. over well i view her as somebody who thinks she's just in the wrong place at the end if it weren't for the depression and how horrible things are in the world and she would be elsewhere and she would be thriving and she's not cruel she can be cruel yes it takes i she takes out her frustrations on the kids you know to send was so let's turn to you know she's angry and upset and frustrated and she takes it out on these little kids who she's supposed to be taking care of. when you step on the stage on broadway and you started. to scream yeah yeah i didn't think it would happen for me i'm it wasn't even on my bucket list and it is a scene stealing role isn't it dave to terrific songs and if done correctly are showstoppers

> this morning, investigators are trying to determine what caused a transformer fire underneath radio city music hall in new york. take a look, you can see heavy black smoke billowing out on to the street there. firefighters did put out the fire. crews evacuated the building. no shows were scheduled there last night. >>> this morning, the journey continues for 52 passengers once stranded on a ship in ice in antarctica. the ship taking them back to australia had to stop yesterday because another ship got stuck in ice too. they have been given the green light to keep going. they were aboard a russian research ship when it got stuck in ice. no one was hurt. >>> with the winter months comes flu season and the bug is widespread in virginia right now. the common wealth is showing some of the highest numbers in the country. dr. nancy snyderman has more on what the cdc is saying about this outbreak. >> when 6-year-old twins get sick it's double trouble for dad jacob. >> whenever one gets sick, the other one will definitely get sick. it's one or two days later. >> reporter: worried about flu outbre

new york's mayor bill deblasio is on hand with the radio city music hall rockets.the super bowl party is jay-z's 4040 club hosted by new york giant's receiver victor cruise. they had a live dj and plenty of food and drinks. monday de from the giants and will allen from the pittsburgh steelers they were all there in attendance. >> it is 39 minutes after the top of the hour. a high speed police chase comes to a crashing end. it was a passenger inside the car that shocked police the most. plus this... >> i am anna kooiman in southern california onset of the budweiser super bowl xhoer sh l commercials. it is not just clydesdales but puppies, too, this year. >> we have been asking you to give us your favorite super bowl ads this week. here's a look at one of them the doritos ad with alley landry. >> introducing smoky red dorit s doritos. ♪ yeah, he's clean, boss. now listen e, duck. i have an associate that met with, uh, an unfortunate accident. while he's been incapacitated, somebody's been paying him cash. now, is this your doing? aflac? now, if i met th some such acc

there's some future radio city rockettes. perhaps not.tilted 1 million people have crowded into times square tonight and new york police say they are trying to make this the most secure new year's eve party anywhere in the world and so far we have heard of no problems at all in new york city. all went very smoothly. of course they are experts. no, city police department at providing security for mass events like this. look at the confetti as it rains down on fairly clear certainly crisp new york city night. center of the world new york city. well in just one hour be sure to join us for the music celebration on dick clark new years rocking eve hosted by ryan seacrest that starts at 10:00 o'clock over on abc 7. happy new year i'm dan ashley. own celebration is now less than 3 hours away. here's the scene along the embarcadero rate now where thousands are expected to ring in the new year. for more on the bay area celebration here's wayne freidman. >> ripping out the old, bring in the new. here come resolution let's begin with richard ray. >>

. >> reporter: callers on atlanta talk radio faulted city and state leaders for not being prepared. >> i believe that the governor is responsible. >> the buck stops with me. i accept the responsibility for it. >> reporter: georgia governor nathan deal had defended the city's response for two days, but he defended thursday that he had not followed closely the changing forecast. # >> i did not know it had been upgraded and that a more serious warning had been issuing. >> at 3:20 monday afternoon the national weather service put out a winter storm warning, 1 to 2 inches in northern central georgia but overnight into tuesday morning it included all of metro atlanta and its 5 million residents. # kasim tweeted, atlanta, we are ready for the snow. it began to fall around 11:00 a.m. soon after the governor tweeted this photo of him presenting mayor with a portrait as mayor of the year. # the gridlock and accidents made it impossible to treat the roads with salt. children spent the night in schools. stranded commuters in store aisles and their cars. >> yes, we did not have adequate preparatio

radio city music hall, there's a lot of nfl locations where it's been fantastic. >> that is really --ratulations on your success. we will see you again tonight. i'm not going to give away what happens tonight or whether you take an offer or whether they even make one, but you will find out tonight, 8:00 p.m. and again at 12:00 a.m. eastern time on cnbc. james, congratulations. >> thank you. cheers again. >> to you, the same. >>> two of the biggest -- we don't really care about etf winners. we're having some wine. we'll be right back. here. sorry to interrupt, i just want to say, i combined home and auto with state farm, saved 760 bucks. love this guy. okay, does it bother anybody else that the mime is talking? frrreeeeaky! [ male announcer ] bundle home and auto and you could save 760 bucks. alright, mama, let's get going. [ yawns ] naptime is calling my name. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. >>> while ty sips his wine, i will get you up to date on the markets. we're up 85 points on the dow jones industrial average. the s&p up 16 and the nasdaq composite is the wi

. >> reporter: callers on atlanta talk radio faulted city and state leaders for not being prepared. >> i believe that the governor is responsible. >> the buck stops with me. i accept the responsibility for it. >> reporter: georgia governor nathan deal had defended the state's response for two days, but he admitted today that he had not closely followed the changing forecast. >> i did not know that it had been upgraded in a more serious warning had been issued. >> reporter: at 3:22 monday afternoon, the national weather service put out a winter storm warning, one to two inches of snow in north central georgia. but overnight at 3:38 tuesday morning, the update included all of metro-atlanta and its five million residents. at 7:20 in the morning, atlanta mayor kasim reed tweeted, "atlanta, we are ready for the snow." it began to fall around 11 a.m. soon after, the governor tweeted this photo of him presenting atlanta's mayor with a portrait as georgian of the year. by 2:00 p.m. tuesday, schools, business and government offices began to empty at once. the gridlock and accidents made it imp

. >>> radio city music hall evacuated on friday night and fire officials believe underground. >> translator night. >>> has this ever happened to you? you play the megamillions. only one of two winners come forward and you laugh how somebody could forget to check their ticket because it's hilarious. then it dawns on you, you're that guy! steve trend from california was the you in that story. he finally came forward after two weeks to claim after of last month's 648 million dollar megamillions jackpot. he said, hey, i just forgot to check. >> it happens. >>> this year's sugar bowl featured alabama and oklahoma. wasn't later until we saw the undercard. this woman in alabama gear gets into an argument with a group of oklahoma students. now you see them go back and forth at each other? and then just when you think it's over. >> not done. >> she swan dives into the students and, wait for it! bicycle kicking! apparently because the brawl had nothing to do with the game. the group of students allegedly had been taunting each other. i get it. protect your baby at all costs but this might be a tad to

it happened outside the time life building near radio city music hall. thick smoke and carbon monoxide forced 1,500 people in a nearby building to get out. >>> some of this morning's headlines. usa today looks at a backlash by the federal government intoxicated drivers. data collected through interview with his motorists at voluntary checkpoints using local police in uniform. some offices now are refusing to take part. they say it's because of growing criticism of the government in the wake of the nsa surveillance scandal. >>> "salt lake tribune" says the supreme court halted same-sex marriages in utah. hundreds of same-sex couples who were married in the last two weeks are now in legal limbo. >> the chicago tribune says a federal judge stripped away key parts of the city's gun law, bang the sale of firearms in chicago is unconstitutional. he's not sure it would help with gun violence but put the ruling on a hold while the city decides on a challenge. >> "the los angeles times" says sheriff lee baca announces his retirement, after filecharges were filed

, our partners are activating on their own in unique places throughout the city -- bryant park, radio cityway with the bud light hotel -- the economic impact on that is big because it's not just with the national football league, it's with the city and the region as well. >> reporter: we have heard some complaints from across the river as well. of course, the game is being played in new jersey, but most of the super bowl-related events are being held in manhattan. a spokesman for the meadowlands regional chamber says he knows of dozens of restaurants already booked to capacity, and he says they're doing well. he says these venues wouldn't otherwise sell out for the big game. >> on february 2nd on any given year there's not a whole lot happening here in the meadowlands, and so to fill restaurants and hotels and retail stores with all this activity and for us to be able to showcase the new jersey meadowlands and new jersey and leverage the fact that super bowl is in town is just phenomenal for us. >> reporter: the nfl host committee has estimated there could be $500-$600 million in benefits

in november, rodriguez surprised the new york city radio host shortly after storming out of a negotiating session when the baseball's chief arbitrator fredric horowitz ruled that the commissioner, bud selig, did not have to testify in person. >> i just -- i lost my mind. i kicked a briefcase and slammed it and ran out of the room. i knew the system was restricted and i knew it was not fair. >> reporter: the season-long suspension will cost rodriguez about $25 million, leaving him owed more than $60 million from the yankees. some say that collecting that money is at the heart of the battle, resulting in some testy exchanges with the yankees front office during this past season. the team says it respects the panel's decision this past season. >> it is not over, it is not going away, rodriguez's attorneys are defiant, he is defiant, they still feel he will play in 2014 and if they get an injunction, they've got a chance to still do that. >> reporter: at age 38, plagued by injuries and two hip surgeries, questions about whether rodriguez may have played his last game as a big leaguer have swi

new york city's wnyc radio has placed this interactive map online. activity that has won over many new yorkers over the last few days. this family has been making giant snow sculptures like this three-meter high shock. a7guc 01/06/14 01/06/14 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! americans are tired of these failed policies and are ready for new approach, and i think that is why we saw voters in washington and colorado go to end marijuana prohibition and those states. tax it, bring it under the rule of law. world's first state licensed marijuana retail stores opened in ra

past few weeks, dead ducks have been showing up along the shores of this 8 acre pond along radio road in redwood city. the problem reached a peak last week. every fence poll at least there is a dead duck bill floated toward the shore. >> : red oliver walks her dog along the water. she says she saw dozens of dead ducks. there were also other birds that seemed to be struggling. all the more and different stages like there's something wrong to nerves because they would get paralyzed from the waist down and sit there like this. >> : is very very terrifying to watch. and >> : after collecting the dead birds and testing them, the u.s. fish and wildlife service now believes that avian cholera is killing the ducks. it's not uncommon in california and this outbreak could be linked to another case in hayward. experts say the disease is not a threat to humans but that it could spread to the thousands of birds that visit this area. the pond sits next to south bayside system authority's waste water treatment plant. to keep the cholera from spreading, sbsa has started draining the pond. once the water is gone and

james brook, program director of the national league of cities and from boston a reporter with wbur radio. james, you heard player bloomberg. he said the golden age of the suburbs is over, do the fact back him up? >> the facts are mixed. cities, i think, with mayors like mayor bloomberg and others who will be in office, the mayor in st. paul, the mayor in houston, who have had good tenure and good success, they continue to be a great and continuing source of real leadership in cities, in different parts of the united states. yes, there is a generational change in cities like new york and chicago and other places, but i think we have seen a lot of innovative creative leaders at a local level at a time when leadership is needed. i think that does help cities as you look forward some of the fiscal issues being barriers that they have to all confront. >> you mentioned a generational change, and i did back of the envelope calculation between joe reilly in charleston, john hickenlooper in denver, gavin newsome and michael bloomberg. that's more of a century of city hall experience walking out t

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radio silence. back to jersey city mayor stephen fallout a democrat that also didn't endorse christie and has since suggested the refusal came with a price. deckhead and a text message obtained again reached out presently we have four very busy traffic lanes marching into all boats. the biggest problem is getting kids to school. help police it's maddening. he forded the plea to somebody's name who had been redacted. in other headlines this morning, a vallejo hotel -- known for attracting crime -- is shutting down. the vallejo inn has been sold. and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports -- the buyer is a state university. you heard him. soon the vallejo inn off interstate 80 and maritime academy drive will be no more. kurt lohide, with the california maritime academy, says the university and owners of the motel have signed a purchase agreement for cal maritime to acquire the property, which is located next door to the campus. the motel has a reputation for being a hub for criminal activity, includcing drug trafficking, prostitution and it was also the scene of a deadly shooting last month. this co

around the world that don't have to be connected to the internet through the city news then see it works there's something called radio frequency technology which allows the n.s.a. to use a covert radio channel to access the microchips in the machines and deliver the data to a listening post up to eight miles away but don't worry according to the n.s.a. the only computers that are called miles of those are the enemy targets but at a world where everyone's presumed guilty before proven innocent aren't we all considered enemies now let's break the set. of the police. it was a really very hard to take out. one that had to act would that hurt their.

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around the world that don't have to be connected to the internet through the city news then see it works there's something called radio frequency technology which allows the n.s.a. to use a covert radio channel to access the microchips in the machines and deliver the data to a listening post up to eight miles away but don't worry according to the n.s.a. the only computers that are called miser those are the enemy targets but now world war everyone's presumed guilty before proven innocent aren't we all considered enemies now let's break the set. the key please please take and leave very hard to take a little while to get along well i never had sex with her right there are those. that believe. in. the to the little. little. little. little that. little to. the world. with the u.s. sitting just behind china iran iraq and saudi arabia in the number of state sponsored executions death penalty opponents have plenty of motivation to end capital punishment in this country and while many of these prisoners are indeed guilty of heinous crimes consider this since nine hundred eighty nine three hundred twelve people have been exon

indication it also brings out the best of the bad senator james inhofe in a reason radio appearance interview a.b.c. in new york city the oklahoma senator went off on the global warming hoax. those who have written the book the greatest hoax know that this goes way back long created through. and started by the united nations we pursued him with the try and sign it his you said that day the un had rigged the science and then of course in zero nine when climate gate people realized that the united nations. committee the intergovernmental b.p.c. had rate this time and some of those things. that's right the i.p.c.c. a group of respected global scientists fête their global warming report for me that was in some fringe commentator on world net daily of the blaze talking that was a united states senator that fact alone should tell you all you need to know about the republican party's position on climate change. and the very very ugly michael i said it was guns and business owner and republican daughter finds himself embroiled in controversy this week over news that he helped write a bill a piece of legislation reducing chi

city. at this on all radio putting all the more skilled midst. when they were doing their gigs this morning and is now a real photo so there you go it's bulls eye on that thing is know what's interesting to its normal this is the smoke local search and has had taken samples and it is from their website. the damage has been filmed the polls effect has been created and this information is narrow and there. and that will be risque you know consequences in the koreans in the indiana court of all fronts bills of you know as beetles to protect private life will increasingly prominent ears say that you know it's increasingly difficult for politicians to prove that they have a point especially when you see nicholas circles according the press. i am despite the exhaustion was this an inn and french media lingo i suppose appealing to the tabloid culture. i keep in our region. celebrity austral coal economy so certainly the mores in france have changed since that time the fulfilment of all where you know with the first learned that hit a double life. essent

. >> give me an example of a conversation of, you know -- >> 20 city radio/satellite tour. really know about the market, i don't know about it, i don't care about it, i lost the money in it. the holy trinity of what i think about the market, don't like it, don't care about it and lost a lot of money in it. that's got to change. you say something, look, the s&p was up 30% last year. what's the s&p? i don't care about that. that's the average. the litany of hatred is quite palpab palpable. i believe you are starting to see bank of america's quarter, merrill lynch did well, but it's just considered to be a damaged asset class and to try to bring it back you'll need people to be able to say, listen, this is not an asset class that you should forget about. it's very daunting to talk about the market. >> there's a lot of work, a lot of hard plowing to be done to restore that confidence that you point out. forced people out and have kept them from coming back in. >> people don't see that twitter made them money and opened at $45 and went to $60. >> we said it might be generational

radio stations. those lyrics, not quite innocent. and two other boys, in new york city, were also astonished.kel said their harmonies, their poetry harkened back to this. ♪ hello, loneliness i feel like i could die ♪ ♪ hello darkness my old friend i've come to talk with you again ♪ >> reporter: and now, nearly 50 years later, the voices that still echo across america -- ♪ whenever i want you all i have to do is dream ♪ >> reporter: two brothers, two guitars. and the sound that made all the difference. ♪ dream, dream, dream, dream dream, dream, dream, dream ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> and we are always here at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be here later. and i'll see you again tomorrow night. good night. the investigation into the death of the little girl continues her mother is struggling with the loss and the financial challenges of a funeral. abc7 news is in the newsroom now with a growing effort to support the family.>> mayor ed lee says thi tragedy has been on his mind since it happened. >> tomorrow is sophia lu's birthday. she would have turned seven years old. >> why did it happen to

city. we have a bunch of things lined up, including on radio row.ave a radio show as well, we converge on one location, this here it is at the sheraton on 58th street. radio from all across the country will be there talking about again. the celebrities will walk in between and pitch products. we have been able to source some of those products with our talents in the cap extra access. we had toe had tiki, get his picks. >> the four best teams. manning versus brady. one -- who dole you think will win? >> the patriots and seattle. it has changed a little bit. >> remember, all this weekend and next, more from the interviews with global leaders on how to get ahead. a few weeks left until nba commissioner david stern is stacking down. the transition, coming up next. chuck e cheese gets a little boost. what will it do for mom and dad, how will they keep those guys happy? ♪ >> it is 26 minutes after the hour, bloomberg is "on the markets." let's take a look at where stocks are trading, a next market. people are looking at earnings, not necessarily liking wh

radio silence." his name comes right after mayor fulop. mayor steven fulop from jersey city. we now know what became of mayor fulop. you live in jersey city, you're worried about your town's recovery from sandy there, maybe the effect of it on your business and family. well, your town was going to get some personalized attention to help with those matters, but now, no. screw you, jersey city. fend for yourself. your mayor didn't kiss the ring. now the town will pay. and it goes to pattern, right? as the investigations into the bridge scandal continue, the jersey city saga that had been alleged in the past but that was proven today by the release of these e-mails, it shows at work governor chris christie's patented technique for governing his state. at the very least, it shows that political retribution is part in parcel of how governor christie rules. which means do not believe his spin on these issues. >> this is not the tone that i've set over the last four years in this building. it's not the environment i've worked so hard to achieve. this is the exception. it not the rul

radio control trigger access and fingerprint locks. >>> thieves targeting mailboxes for something that's sent specifically at this time of year. one bay area city in fact, is reporting several thefts in recent days. mail thieves have spent several streets near noter dame university and the thief could be targeting your tax information. john sasaki has information on people targeting mail. >> reporter: there's been a spike in stolen mail. postal carriers don't let snow or rain or heat stop their rounds. but in baymont crooks are doing their rounds as well. >> it's weird because there's nothing bad that happens in baymont. >> taking the mail. going through it. taking documents they can use to commit identity theft and discarding the rest. >> reporter: so far police say they have no reports of identity theft but this time of year around the bay area delivers can be especially bountyfull for crooks. >> it's tax season. people are waiting for their tax forms. >> people are going to steal your identity that way. >> reporter: quickly retrieving your mail will help. one resident told me he's relieved he wasn't hit. >> two days ago i had a check transfe

just roll on from there the answer for users from tv or radio came to the theater and i started doing some. as a kid ended up working in the city theater up until i was twenty one i think in the mind to stop because that was a moment where i thought that um i was beginning to think that this is my choice or or or so stop doing theater that i did some film speaking i still enjoyed it but. i stopped yelling gauging and i'm really trying to get to. to be interested in more jobs. i started doing music instead of eating them i was in court with a band and two thousand and five we had just been nice. our first single and we were doing some some promotional exam in some parts and distance. some are bad news and i when i'm onto the stage first off they introduced the band and there was about thirty thousand people in the audience caught the eye felt like a rockstar and i was. those are really cool moment because i thought this is really really cool. but still i was a dj in the back row and the other two guys rapping and singing came on and i was looking at them scratching and i was thinking that. they are a sexy way they want to be rig

radio check please respond. to day's news in the week's top stories here on r.t. the southern russian city of volgograd mourns the thirty four victims of two terror attacks with dozens of injured people still in hospital as well we bring you the story of one of the survivors a nine year old girl whose life was saved by a stranger. also a french military contingent fails to stem a wave of bloodshed that's gripped the central african republic with the u.n. now raising the alarm of a humanitarian crisis there. this situation is getting out of control in a coffin and of the central african republic is not capable to control the. medical group doctors without borders this hour about the carnage ravaging the state as even hospitals and doctors now becoming targets. plus the bright lines working on very bright lights to report on a one of a condom.

area southeast of this city that have been seen rain, those temperatures will rapidly fall at by sunrise. snow that is solidly frozen will cause problems. havee radiotonight, we seen the traffic reports and there are numerous accidents. people spinning out or off of ramps. please be careful. we are only getting the upper teens and lower 20's for highs. but we will warm up on saturday. sunshine, into the mid 30's. sunday evening, maybe some rain for the next system. these are the temperatures. 23. lots of sun. but it will not be enough to warm us up. here is what we have. 18-23 tomorrow and windy. 36 on saturday. 35 some rain. monday, the temperature will fall through the day. down to 10 degrees monday night. bitterly cold tuesday and wednesday. warming up by thursday next week. >> a lot to cover tomorrow. thanks, doug. getting.ust was local college fastball tonight. with all the ice and snow, before you settle for another ordinary mattress, isn't it time you discovered the sleep number bed? the only bed clinically proven to relieve back pain and improve sleep quality. and right now, it's our lowest prices of the season. save $300 to $800 on our new

city. what does rich mean in america? who better to ask than radio host dave ramsey.ars talking to people about money. you say americans are richer than they know? >> if your household income is 34,000 a year or more you are in the top 1 percent of income work earners in the world. by definition most of us are rich. >> i think what roasts some people out in america is some people are so much richer than others. >> i have that same tug in my heart because i have spent my life devoted my life to helping people win with money and i want to see folks win with money, but i have figured out just like a golf coach, everybody is not going to be tiger woods, or everybody is not going to be payton manning. >> wouldn't it be better for america if government would do things to level the playing field make the rich closer to poor help the rich pay for the poor? >> if we decide with moral outrage we want to react to the unfairness the only answer to that is the loss of freedom. freedom and liberty, they are kind of chaotic but they give the little man the best opportunity to win. s