we are using new technology to show you a realtime look at the roads from around the area. chris gordon is driving through montgomery county right now. where are you at this moment? >> doreen, i'm driving south on wisconsin avenue from petes da to chevy chase. it looks like a rural country road. i defy you to find a lane. we have been on the beltway. we saw an 18-wheeler that couldn't make it up an incline. the beltway has been plowed a few times. still consult. cars getting stranded. we've seen a number of tow trucks. let's compare this to side streets. these are side streets in bethesda. cars taken off the street into driveways, trying to get out of the way so that the streets can be plowed. so thn can get some clearance to be able to drive. some only have a few tire tracks. trees and limbs are full of snow. wind hits them. those are the conditions on side streets. even the main thoroughfares. i many driving with a portable mi microwave on top of an suv. very difficult driving. we have a portable microwave sending a signal back. take a look at wisconsin avenue as we are a

giving you a realtime look. you see people coming off the -- trying to get in a cab here.hind them. people trying to get around town in cars. the traffic is light. cabs, as you see -- and earlier we took a look at trains and buses. here's what we found just about an hour ago. work crews salted the sewalks as metro stations. d.c. police ticketed cars parked along snow routes. traffic on wisconsin avenue was light, even on metro it seemed that rush hour had come and gone early. >> i think people let people out with a lot of notice and people took advantage of that. people teleworked. people worked alternate schedules. yeah. >> reporter: people got their dogs out for a walk while they still could. some are snow veterans, but for others it's their first real storm. >> i'm not used to it at all. i'm from ñrflorida. it's a new experience. >> are you saying you've never been in the snow before? >> not really. i have been in snow, but nothing like this. nothing this strong or heavy. >> that was chris gordon's report from earlier. he's out driving around with some new technology. s

and to look at this ten years after the fact is cold comfort when this is unfolding realtime and germany's on the hook, german banks, french banks, swiss banks, the entire global capital market system is waiting for baited breath to see if greece is going to get bailed out so it's not very comfortable to hear angela merkel or brussels or ben bernanke saying we're going to look into it. obviously regulators again must try to be ahead of the curve when it comes to these esoteric derivatives because once again wall street no matter firm is paid to game the system. so it pays just an ounce of prevention, an ounce of forethought pays back in spades. >> brown: briefly at the same time wall street stock exchanges continue to watch this warily. we saw that today. the market went down quite a bit for a while today and people were talking about that as link to worries about greece and europe. >> this is systemic. what happens, i again, german banks, french banks, swiss banks have something i think of 150 or 175 billion dollars of exposure to greek debt that was just passed along the system. it was v

to the needs and the desires of using them very specifically in haiti to look at the population migration and to do it realtimeo we -- and back to 2000, 2001. while we knew what constituted isr, we really didn't understand it very well. we have in these fights learned a lot about what the requirement is, how many of the platforms we need, the centers we need, and what to do with it. and that speaks volumes about our ability to succeed in these wars, but also how we will use them in the future. so the 37 to 65 is a, is a best estimate right now, but i would suspect it will continue to grow. >> and i would just add when i was directer of central intelligence in 1992, i tried to interest this building in uavs. [laughter] and was unsuccessful. [laughter] >> secretary, as you mentioned, this budget will include war funding for fiscal year '11. and if i'm not mistaken, that's the first time that a budget will institutionalize war fund anything that regard. >> actually, the war funding itself will be in the '11 overseas contingency operations fund, so the '11 oco will have -- but, yeah, it is submitted together. >> r

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needs and the desires of -- of the -- of using them speffing in haiti, to look at -- at the population migration and to do it realtimehat constituted i.s.r., we didn't understand it well. we have this these fights learned a lot about what the requirement is and how many of the platforms we need and sensors and what to do with it. that speaks volumes about our ability to succeed in these wars but also how we will use them in the future. the 37 to 65 is a -- is a -- is a best estimate right now but i would suspect it'll continue to grow. >> and i would just add, when i was director of central intelligence in 1992, i tried to interest this building in u.a.v.'s and was unsuccessful. >> secretary. as you mentioned this budget -- will include war funding for fiscal year 11. and if i'm not mistaken, that's the first time that the budget will institutionalize the war funding in that regard. one of the criticisms. >> the war funding itself will be in the 11 overseas contingency operation fund so the -- it is submitted together with the budget. >> and i would use the word for that. one of the concerns in the past about war fun

realtime captioned by becky lyon"." >> reynolds coliseum in raleigh. here they come. both these teams. nc state and boston college looking for a win. looking for an added bonus on their resume as they look towards march. >> rich wall, along with robin muller. rich walsh. tournament projection. coaches and players say we don't pay any attention. i think both teams know exactly where they sit right now. >> with four games left they have worked out every scenario in how they fit into the standings. boston college potentially with some help they win here, georgia tech loss, they have catapulted into fourth place or at least a tie. great position to be in. nc state with a win for them. they are right in the thick of things. middle of the pack and certainly would help their standings as well. >> right now there are ten teams in the acc that have a legitimate shot and boston college has a great shot because of one kaare lin swords. >> force to be reckoned with. other side is stefanie murphy on that and that's what i think makes carolyn swords so good. together they are very difficult to stop. >> this was supposed to be a rebuil

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