in germantown, richard reid, abc 7 news. earlyht now, tracking the bitter cold sweeping across the united states. the arctic weather is already pounding montana, the dakotas, and minnesota. they are getting snow there. some places could see up to 10 inches of snow later tonight. dealinge, millions are with flight cancellations, slippery roads, and snow-covered landscapes. >> you know, i love winter. i hate getting to winter. >> most of the snow is expected to cover the northern snake -- northern states. this unexpected cold snap could 200ct an estimate of million people across the country. even parts of texas could be feeling the impact. >> the cold air will be reaching south of the rio grande river and all the way up the east coast. it will get a little bit warmer. we will not get the extreme cold. it will just be noticeably chillier for a few days for us. let's start here with a time lapse of washington lee high school in arlington. a beautiful day. through the day, lots of sunshine. many areas pre-much had a cloud his sky

studies who took part in the 9/11 atrocity and also those who were picked up like the shoe bomber richard reid or the boston marathon bombers and we find that in every case 20% of the people had a muslim upbringing. a vast majority of them are either converts like the canadian gun or a week or two ago where they were nonobservant like the boston marathon bombers were they had a view of islam d. )-right-paren such a. where do they come from? in some ways i know exactly how they get the impressions of going back as you said two or 3,000 years with those hideous beheadings but this is essentially also a the modern movement. it expresses the dark side of modernity in which they have been a features and french revolution and in one year, 17,000 men, women and children were indeed and publicly by the regime. the turks in turkey during world war i the defiantly secularist movement massacred a million armenians and to create a turkey society. and i needed to detail the killings that preceded to follow this throughout the century in many ways. furthermore, -- they are also expressing in a very ex- cent

richard reid is why we have to take our shoes off at the airport. and then the tsa put in body scanners after the attempted underwear bomber. when this bomb maker came on the radar, some international travelers had to turn on their phones at security to make sure they were actual phones. how do you think the tsa is going to react to this or should react to this? is there anything more preventive that should be done? >> well, the measures, more than likely, would continue. as you rightly point out, there are others out there. for example, there's a norwegian citizen who is also known to be in that same category to have been trained by al qaeda's best bomb making skills and technicians. so it becomes a case of this cat and mouse game, intelligence operation, law enforcement cooperations and sharing information and vital bits of pieces of information to put that mosaic together as to what their intentions, targets, and capabilities are. so that will continue. >> airports are the last line of defense for plots like this. how confident are you that airpo

who took partner 9/11 atrocity, and those who were picked up after ward, like the shoe bomber, richard reid, or the boston marathon bombers. and found that -- only 20% of these people had a conventional muslim upbringing the vast majority of them were either converts, like the canadian gunner a week or two ago, or they were -- they were nonobservants, like the boston marathon bombers, or they had a smattering view of islam derived from islam for dumbies. now, where do they come from? in some ways i know exactly how they give the impression of going back, as you said, 2,000 or 3,000 years with their hideous beheadings, but these are all very strategically focused. this is essentially modern movement. it expresses the dark side of modernity in which mass killing has been sadly a feature ever since the french revolution. it joined the french revolution in one year 17,000 men, women, and children were guillotined publicly but the revolution regime. the young turks in turkey, during world war i, defiantly secularist, indeed athiestic movement, massacred millions, armenians, to create a turkic so

suit took part in the 9/11 atrocities and also those who were picked up after the shoe bomber richard reid or the boston verifone bombers. i found in 20% of these people had a conventional muslim upbringing. the vast majority were either converts like the canadian gun or a week or two ago or they were nonobservant like that austin marathon bombers or they were self-taught with a smattering view of islam derived from such tokens as islam for dummies. no way they come from? in some ways i know exactly how they give the impression of going back as you said two or 3000 years with their hideous beheadings but these are all very strategically focused. this is essentially also a modern movement. it expresses the dark side of modernity in which mass killing has been sadly a feature for sense the french revolution. they joined the french revolution in one year 17,000 men, women and children were humiliated publicly by the revolutionary regime. the young turks in turkey during world war i defiantly secularist atheistic movement massacred 1 million armenians and created a turkic society. i given deta

richard murphy also of connecticut. >> senator, first to you, is harry reid in trouble with his caucus tonight? >> i don't think that harry reid is really in trouble. i will support him. i think others will, but there does need to be a serious conversation about our strategy going forward. and one of the lessons this round of elections is that we really need to embrace our principles, stay true to our convictions. democrats who ran away from those core principles, there were victories for the minimum wage in four states, for gun safety measures in the state of washington. the result in colorado showed that the reproductive rights issue is very much on our side. so i think there is a basis for hope here and a strategy going forward that stays true to our principles and convictions. >> senator murphy, mitch mcconnell ran an obstructionist roadblock on his side of the senate here for the last few years. the likes of which we've never seen. harry reid found himself filing more cloture motions to end debate and move forward than any other majority leader in history. will the democrats now simply tur

richard sherman his campbell's chunky chicken noodle soup. mmmm. looks good. hahaha! chunky chicken noodle now tastes even better! >>> hello, everybody, it's a busy thursday on the "reidion reform he'll announce his plan in a prime time address to the nation tonight. on capitol hill, a decision has set up a political war with republicans in florida, classes are canceled after a gunman opened fire inside a library overnight. wounding three students. another round of snow falling and the big worry now, will homes be able to withstand the weight of it all? >>> we go to chris jansing. we've got a few more details about what the president is going to say. how is the white house reacting over this plan? >> reporter: look, this is going to be a pr war and it's going to be huge and the administration is getting groups behind it many of them are going to stage rallies. some of them are going to be holding viewing parties tonight. and the president himself who we've already reported is going to las vegas to officially sign this executive order. on the other side, they're saying this is

richard. i'm going to be very brief. it was a wonderful evening last night because conservatives ideals won the night and it really proved that barack obama and harry reid have been a national embarrassment for the last six years. failed leadership, failed policy agendas and a disaster called obamacare. so let's face it come in september and october when we are trying to gut the first amendment of the united states instead of trying to create jobs come instead of trying to fix the economy you know their priorities are in the wrong place. citizens united are supreme court case level the playing field and we are very proud of the impact that had on last night's elections. a robust conversation -- conversation which is what a level playing field allows really creates an opportunity for the american people to get information and make good decisions. our future. we need to focus on doing the things that we promised during this election cycle and that is repealing obamacare. that is stopping amnesty and that is cutting spending, decreasing the size and scope of government and i'm just going to say last night i heard one of the republicans leaders on tv say yo