in sioux city, cf industries will be expanding production of nitrogen fertilizer for iowa's farmers. the iowa fertilizer plant under construction in lee county will produce both nitrogen fertilizer and def to reduce pollution and increase mileage for diesel engines. valent biosciences, kinze, kemin, sabre, brownell's, and midamerican's historic wind project are all growing right here in iowa. across our state, though farming operations still provide the lifeblood of our economy. this continued success depends on their ability to connect. not only in connecting their equipment to the ground, but in this day and age it also means connecting their equipment to the internet. connecting with the global marketplace to sell their goods. connecting to main streets across iowa. the fabric of our state is woven together by the gravel roads and interstate highways, but in this day and age it also must be connected through access to broadband as well. this legislative session, let's come together and pass legislation allowing rural iowa to experience continued growth and connection to the rest o

in sioux city, iowa, this s.u.v. veered off the road and ended up in an iced-over river. no one was injured. today iowa state police were coping with trucks and cars still stranded along an interstate near des moines. snow and ice led to more than 50 accidents. there were dangerously cold wind-chills across the plains, from minus 34 in langdon, north dakota to minus 4 in chicago. the cold front stretched to the nation's capital. up to five inches of snow caused dozens of school bus accidents. many parents complained about school districts that decided to remain open. one d.c. resident didn't seem the mind the snow. bow bow, the national ask's 16-month-old giant panda spent the morning romping around and even played with her mother on her first snow day. while that looks like fun kids at minneapolis public schools will have a know day tomorrow themselves, but because of the cold, and on a serious note, scott, gusts of wind could reach 40mph. that has state transportation officials telling parts of the state to only go out if necessary. >> pelley: jamie yuccas, thank you ve

in sioux city industries will be expanding production of nitrogen fertilizer for iowa farmers.he iowa for liza under construction will produce both nitrogen fertilizer and def to reduce pollution and increase mileage. made america's historic when the project are all growing right here in iowa. across our state. farming operations provide the lifeblood of our economy this continued success depends on their ability to connect, not only to the ground but to the internet to mow with the global marketplace to sell their goods, connecting to main street across iowa. the the fabric of our state is woven together. in this day and age it must also be connected through access to broadband as well. this legislative session let's come together and passed legislation allowing rural iowa to experience continued growth and connection to the rest of iowa and the rest of the world. together let's put partisan politics aside and give rural iowa to broadband legislation that connects every acre and connects communities to the careers of the 21st century. [applause] are connects every acre plan fo

. >> on youtube and in the search box i typed in 2014 cross country road trip and i typed in sioux falls this is the first that bond up and i recognized his face immediately. >> recognized his fate. that is one happy give. dan says he is incredibly grateful the couple put the time and effort in to finding him. >>> music lovers, you can now enjoy tunes from a digital player that many call the best quality they have ever heard. soviet i i -- ♪ i want to live ♪ ♪ i want to give ♪ >> neil young is the the mastermind behind in at $399 starting on monday. you have to buy the music albums separately. top of the line remastered albums cost up to $20 and he promised sounds lick you have never heard before. >> competing with smartphones which can play music. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> from the to which the news broadcast where i am standing outside in our sixth consecutive "spare the air" day and i will let you know when they will end and weapon the cool weather will be back in the bay area. >>> the woman refuses a check for more than $974 million and why show says

and 15 degrees in sioux st. marie but shift to the southeast, get more of a westerly wind. even though we have a cold start in the morning, we'll warm up in the afternoon to the upper 30's. there's the high moving out of the way. moisture ahead of this cold front may fall over the mountains as snow and just may see an area of snow flurries or snow shower over parts of our viewing area through the morning tomorrow. otherwise, partly cloudy day as the front gets in here and gets out of here. partly sunny and breezy. westerly winds will push us to the upper 30's tomorrow afternoon but turn colder tomorrow night and saturday. saturday, we'll have bright sunshine but only be in the upper 20's and rebound into the upper 30's for the day on sunday and by monday maybe some rain or snow or sleet in areas. tomorrow partly sunny and flurry and flake in the forecast. 16 is an average wake-up. 37 in the afternoon and then we'll be back down on saturday. but sunny and cold. a bit milder on sunday. the wintry mix possible monday. remaining cloudy and cold through early next week. maureen

also maria sioux is also here, the director. i don't have anything else if you guys want to continue. >> would you like us to ask for public comment? >> oh please, yes. >> any public comments on this item? i know -- you know, it's okay and line up on this side and you have two minutes and state your name. >> hello supervisors. i am barbara. i'm a bay view resident of 21 years and the director of the bay view opera house major bayview institution for the last five years and i wanted to express my support for supervisor cohen's proposal and i really appreciate it that she took this initiative i believe after a shooting that took place around the corner from the opera house and a senior was actually injured. i see the gun violence everyday. just in the past two months it happens i was out on the street two times and each time a shooting took place when i was talking to somebody. it's extremely alarming. last week it happened. a woman coming off of the muni platform was hit. she had nothing to do with anything. it is dangerous. i wa

sioux city, upwards of $3 million. and tiny boone, iowa paid in excess of $12 million. concern over litigation saw dubuque ban sledding in all but five city parks this year. even city officials balked. >> pardon my french, but this sucks. who doesn't like to slide down a hill? >> reporter: for parents, a dilemma. >> i think the city should have the right to say that this is too dangerous and we don't want to be responsible for any accidents. >> being sedentary at home also has risks for kids. >> reporter: while a ban on having fun in the snow may not be popular, neither is a night in the emergency room. and a fear of lawsuits is putting the big chill on sledding for a growing number of communities. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> and while there were in harrowing scenes there, we feel compelled to ta thankfully none resulted in serious injury. we're back in a moment with a historymaking climb into the record books. ♪ ♪ jean jean ♪ ♪ roses are red ♪ >>> rod mckuen has died. he was poet a lyricist a musician. while he was once given the label of the unofficial poet l

in sioux city, iowa, the cold may have helped cause a water main break that left this huge crater. >> something this significant, we'll be lucky if we're done today. >> reporter: the deep freeze is expected to stick around through the end of the week. >>> central and southern california, they have the opposite problem. a heat wave there is setting records. >> you feel any better seeing how cold and miserable it is in other parts of the world? >> you would think they are use to it but even they can reach a point where cold is just cold. >> i don't think anybody gets used to 40 or 50 below windchills. >> hunkering down inside. >> we'll have subzero temperatures. 10 below. maybe 20 below in the mountains. we're not the northern plains. we're not canada. we've had flurries around. a little dusting being reported here, skyline drive. we may get a little of that. it's also kind of windy. it almost gets swept off to the side of the road, the shoulder when you get something like n. the other thing we're watching is a band of snow. you see it coming across i-80 and williamsport. we'll track th

between davenport and des moines, between mason city and sioux city. and all across iowa. we are enriched by many fine rural communities. let's weave them together with the fiber of high-speed prnt, connecting every acre and covering our state with broadband internet. we can accomplish this together by focusing on increasing access through reasonable regulation and encouraging growth and by fostering expansion by creating the iowa farms, schools, and communities broadband grant program. adopting these measures demonstrates an ongoing commitment to our state's continued growth. with some of the most fertile land in the world citizens with exceptional work ethic and a strong sense of community pride rural iowa has boundless opportunities. together we can adopt measures to connect every acre and give them yet another reason to believe their best days are ahead. [ applause ] building a better iowa means building iowa for the future. it means investing in our state's infrastructure. so let's invest in broadband internet and let's also invest in iowa's roads and bridges. over th

residents in sioux falls, south dakota, began their day clearing away the wreckage and 6 inches of snow dumped by yesterday's storm and in des moines the snow and ice led to more than 50 accidents. in northeast ohio a familiar sight, snow coming fast and heavy quickly covering the highway, but today that was just a buildup to a whole week of residual refreeze, bitter cold, wind and a whole lot of work. >>> another top story we're following tonight, the sentencing of former virginia governor bob mcdonnell. tonight mcdonnell is extending an apology to the people of the commonwealth admitting he might have made some mistakes but says he never violated his oath of office. mcdonnell will spend two years in federal prison for corruption charges. >> the conviction of which governor mcdonnell said he will appeal came under federal law because virginia's ethics laws on gifts are vague and some say too weak. hank silverberg is here with the report on renewed efforts to change that. what did you find out? >> bob mcdonnell's conviction and sentencing have brought on repeated requests for the laws t

[inaudible] >> we met with our outreach remote met with almost all the business owners all of the sioux were getting to be present were talking to them about within our own associations since there are so many new businesses forming in this entertainment core door condition is a lot of us now. the gals over at don ramon of the supportive. there aren't a lot of residential right there but we met with the folks who live in the area. we've done some testing on our own. we are surrounded -- we've got a other way on one side [inaudible] fulsome on another the japanese restaurant on the other and they are not complaining. so, were feeling comfortable with the sound levels. we're soundproofing, putting new soundproofing tiles on the roof. where double during the two doors were going to be using. were putting in more speakers so that the volume on anyone will be lower. so the sound will be spread. so were doing things we want for our community because we care about our community work and have a security guard out on 11th street. were having entrance and exits on 11th street. persona 16 cameras

it was supposed to be part of the great sioux reservation part of sacred ground for the indians, it was not going to be messed with. well you can't keep out people who are pursuing gold during a gold rush, particularly when you have an economic downturn which was happening at the time. so there was the idea the government would buy the black hills from the indians? no, the indians weren't entered in that. and -- interested in that. this the point where sitting bull said, you know what? treaties are worthless with you guys. you're breaking you're word, you're trying to get us to be complicit, we're not staying on the reservation, we're going out in the hinterland, we're going to live the traditional way, and you're just going to have to deal with it. that's really -- so that chain of events started rolling, and then that's what leads you to the battle of little bighorn because little bighorn happened after the interior department gave an ultimatum to the sioux and the cheyenne and others who were off the reservation to say if you don't get back we're going to send out the army and they d

. >> reporter: snowplows it the streets monday in sioux falls out the cold after the town was put under such laws no lark nearly 5 in. of snow fell during the day winds of 15 to 25 mi. per hour are helping drivers. all winners storm morning is in effect through midnight. >> reporter: the bone chilling cold land in michigan and at school children at home on what should have been the first day back from holidays. some areas reaching temperatures as low as 30 degrees below zero and it to top it all off all that cold air produce light affects snow as across the great lakes there's not much relief in sight. more arctic air will move into the region to stay temperatures wednesday may not rise above five degrees. >> reporter: minneapolis shikar goal is subfreezing all this all it was 84 degrees as 72 in los angeles. with the c temperature swing locally and not so you would for the gonna go. >> pam: a man shot and killed sunday evening by san francisco police officers has been identified as 32 year-old matthew hoffman. police say during a confrontation with three police officers hoffman pulled

for example in sioux city iowa a man was awarded $3 million in a sledding lawsuit. he says, we have all kinds of parks that have hills on them. we can't manage the risk at all of those places. similar bans are in place at new jersey and nebraska and a hamster wheel ban was put into place after this accident. >> he is good. he got right back up. andy, seriously over a 10-year period 20,000 children a year were treated in the emergency rooms for sledding-related injuries. are kids just not doing it right? >> that's not enough. >> right? isn't that what sledding is all about? >> there was one reason and one reason for this. i don't blame debuke. this is the american people's fault. this is the same thing i said when the theater owners decided not to screen the -- "the interview." you can't have the instinct to sue and then yell at the cities that take chances. you have to pick one. as long as people want to sue and be treated like children and think nothing is their fault and they have to be taken care of, this is what you will end up with. >> you have kids. >> a lot o

regarding the sioux nation __ i'm not sure about the specifics out there.here have been a number of attempts to slow the process. some of them have been tried to stop the keystone xl pipeline. i know a few weeks ago there was activity in south dakota. the courts overturn that. look at the state of nebraska __ just last week, the courts overturn an earlier decision to say that everything has been approved through private process. the process to permit a pipeline like this is very exhausting. you consult with a lot of people, you look in digit species, you look at environmental laws. these comprehensive reviews __ of which there have been five __ on the keystone xl pipeline have been very significant. these reviews have been done by the obama administration's department of state. what we look at this, he comes to the fundamental question, do we believe the science or don't we? the science has concluded that we can do this right and protect the environment. we think that that is a sort of decision process that should be allowed to move forward. that is why we

even more brutal windchills, this air mass is moving through the plain states and the midwest and siouxd that is the way it feels in the poconos tomorrow morning. 2 in allentown and 8 in philadelphia but the windchills drop below 15 degrees below zero. this breaks down what to expect tomorrow morning. the warmest windchills parts of cape may county and central delaware, windchills will be in the single digits head into south jersey, philadelphia chester county windchills 5 below to 10 below the immediate northwest suburbs, 15 degrees below 0, poconos 15 to 20 degrees below zero. highs 15 to 20 degrees below average and we are looking at windchills in the afternoon that will be in the single digits. you will want to stay bundled up all day long, the exclusive accuweather forecast all day long the core of the cold air windchills in the single digits. friday will feel nice and temperatures below normal and we climb above freezing at 34 degrees clouds and flurries with another front moving through and behind that we have a one day blast of cold air the high on saturday 25 degrees despite th

when i typed in sioux falls his video was the first one to pop up. >> i go open my page and see the goi just commented omg. >> oh yeah. and probably some other things. dan said getting it back gives him pam, hope for humanity. >> wow. >> you know, i always think about things like that. if there was a fire at my house god for bid that is the first thing i'm grabbing. family pictures and stuff. >> i'm pretty paranoid pam and dave. >> i am too. >> i have back ups here and there. off site backups. what if this happens? >> and now there is the cloud. we have the cloud. >> yeah. so this conversation can go forever on that. we will stick to the traffic this time. all of us we're on social media so if you want to continue the conversation give us a shout on facebook or twitter. let's take a look at the peak commute. westbound 80 from the carquinez bridge to the mccarthur maze 17 minutes. no major problems here. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, not quite a delay yet. it's still a good time to jump ahead of the crowd. the traffic continues to look very good. livermore valley westbound

cold air 1 degree below zero in international falls and the single digits in bismark north dakota sioux falls in south dakota. 6:30 tomorrow evening, windchills in the single digits as we get into philadelphia not much of a recovery with these temperatures temperatures are bee will he zero and in fact 20 degrees below zero likely thursday morning into the poconos that is why the national weather service issued the winter weather advisory for carbon and monroe counties. we'll take a closer look at the forecast and see how long this cold snap is sticking around. >> thank you. the commute is messy throughout the area today. these septa riders were boarding a bus in east falls. >> and as cecily and melissa mentioned the snow is clearing out but it was a much different story earlier today. >> switching live to john rawlins in media for how conditions were in delaware and chester county today. hey john. >> hi monica i'll tell you this is state street in media we saw the last flake fall here about 45 minutes ago, primary and most secondary roads are now fairly clear, it's a far cry from what w

>> sioux, 6:17 this thursday morning. not that bad at all for the gang leaving royersford, looking good coming in on 422 little slow north on 22, through the work zone, but update that closure of i-95 northbound. at exit number four, in hopewell, which is route 31. so, if you're leaving say new hope yardley and typically head north up and over the scutters falls you want to use route one as the alternate this morning. we go for a ride. south on 95, starting to see that back up from cottman avenue, in through the construction zone. you hit the brakes again near girard. again, nothing really out of the ordinary, as you work your way in toward downtown philadelphia. philly international looking good this morning no delays on arrivals and departures, so good shape if you're flying out of town. cool shot, route one bridge. >> areas saw light dusting yesterday. the potential for icy spots this morning. and we're back up on the schuylkill westbound heavy montgomery out toward belmont. but mass transit looking good. mike alex, ba

this video is from sioux falls, south dakota. they are getting hammered by winter weather as they often do out there. 4 degrees below 0, wind chill 20 below. problems extend far beyond dakotas. >> the arctic express coming down across the u.s. it's all brought to you by this massive high pressure system that is going to settle down across a good part of the eastern u.s. and all the way down towards the panhandle of florida. take a look at the advisories and warnings out for wind chills. if you are in these areas you better bundle up in layered clothing. lows tomorrow down to 6 below in chicago. 9 degrees in st. louis. take a look when you combine the temperatures with the winds, a large area of wind chills that are 40 below 0 or greater tomorrow morning. on thursday it does work down into charleston and nashville, places that aren't used to these lows at this time of the year. even into the panhandle of florida with the teens. this is a rough arctic outbreak. stay tuned and stay bundled up if you are in this region. >>> the temps

regarding the sioux nation, i am not sure about specific out there, that there have been a number of attempts to slow the process and some have been used to try to stop the keystone xl pipeline. i noticed a few weeks ago there was an activity filed in the state of south dakota, and it courts have overturned that saying their interests have been representative. the state of nebraska last week, after many months of litigation there, the courts have overturned a city -- a decision saying this has been approved. the process to remit a pipeline like this is very exhausted. you consult with many people, you look at the endangered species act, you comply with all the environmental loss. the requirements by the various states to get across the various states. these comprehensive reviews, of which there have been five on the keystone xl pipeline, have been very significant. these reviews have been done by the obama administration's department of state. when we look at this, it comes to the fundamental question, do we believe the science or don't we? the science has concluded we can do this ri

sioux serio has your complete forecast. >> and an investigation underway this morning, after the roof of a popular store in center city just classes we're liver with the latest on exactly what happened. >> good day everyone, it is wednesday, january 28th, 2015. thanks for being with us, bundle up this morning as you head out the door. >> it is freezing! >> let's see about bus stop budd. >> i it is freeze being, that's why you can't see our buddy smile. you know he smiles every single day and he's smiling underneath the scarf but very wisely he has bundled up this morning. he has snow boots on, because there are place that is got about four, 5 inches of snow yesterday. in our suburbs and so you might have to trek through that this morning be careful because there could be some slippery spots. so single digit windchills, with our temperatures, there are in the teens and 20's, this morning out of ten we will gave you a big old seven, because the sunshine returns very cold, gusty breezes, and here is your ultimate doppler radar picture. clear skies overnight that's why temperatures were a

and then another bad judgment in sioux city iowa. >> exactly. it's the plaintiffs lawyers felt sorry, mark, but that's the god's honest truth. you look at these injuries it's unbelievably staggering. 20,000 kids get hurt a year. and out of those there's traumatic brain injuries fractures, permanent disabilities. i mean, all of that. these cities look at this and say why are we risking this? >> it's a miracle we live to be as old as we are. so i was sledding without any sort of a helmet in the backseat of the vwbug, both of them smoking in the front seat -- we're going to ban anything bad for us and our kids no more swimming in the ocean, the list could go on. >> yeah. the answer is not what mercedes the grinch proposed. because this isn't the wild wild west anymore where people are solely responsible for their actions. court verdicts have shown that even when banning is up it says you cannot do it and people go there, they're still requiring these towns to have bales of hay and padding because it's reasonably foreseeable that people are still go

when i typed in sioux falls, his was the first video that popped up and i recognized his face immediately facebook. >> so i go open up that page and see my go pro and i'm like, what? right away i comment omg. >> reporter: doesn't that smile say it all? >> i'm just so thankful that they put their effort and time in to trying to find me and there's still hope for humanity. >> that was ashley michaels reporting. it the couple is mailing the camera back to the owner. he can't wait to see what else is on it and finish his video. >> amazing they took the time to do that. >> what's more amazing it was still air tight after six months. >> and you saw it had little barnacles on it. >>> still ahead what mom wouldn't want a shiny new diamond? >> a surprise from one california jeweler. what kids have to do to compete for the bling. >> a shiny looking moon over the bay bridge. beautiful shot right now as the moon rises over the east bay. a bay area teenager is missing. and police fear, now earn cash for your school year-round at safeway with just for u e box tops offers. simply enroll online at safewa

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hi, sioux. >> hi tye. stocks are surging as we kick off the earnings season. the dow up triple digits about 145 points on the trading session. make that 147. we were up more than 280 points earlier on this morning. a lot of volatility in oil, and that's one of the factors in this market today. many others as well and bob pasani joins me on the floor of the nyse to give me some details. >> we were up more than 200 points and once again, chevron and exxon came in and was a drag on the overall markets, but we're still holding up pretty well, and tech is having a great day, including down stallworths. cisco having a great day as well. these are big moves for big market cap tech names, and that's a real leadership group. the problem is this volatility in the energy group. crude oil is down, but it's well off of the lows but we're still seeing huge swings in nrl stocks. this is the xop, the exploration production etf. two days. we're seeing swings of 6% or so in the last couple of days and they're just having trouble settling down. today refineries are under pressur

which were for alternative and renewable energy intersection projects they got stopped because of the sioux and settle game -- sue and settle game. the epa needs to be more transparent. >> the national law journal and corporate counsel. over here. for 2015, is referring the false claims act a priority for the chamber? >> yes. >> can you talk more about that? >> lets me hook you up with mike webb. i think he is here. matt is here. we think there are some concerns with the practices in terms of how the practices act is being used to go after companies with-- >> i am talking about the false claims act. >> than i am definitely going to get you to matt. >> to questions, are you threatening a lawsuit? >> no, i think we will work on lots of other options, debate, if you go to normal order in the senate there will be opportunities to have hearings and look at that issue. if it finally comes down a something that was dealt with before and if we have to court we will. we don't threaten people of losses, we just see them -- with lawsuits, we just sue them. we are not out to repeal all sorts of dodd fr

the fall of 2014, the tenant governor tim reynolds, my wife chris and i had an opportunity to visit siouxity and marshalltown school districts to discuss preventing bullying and iowa schools. we were pleased to be joined at each stop by students teachers, parents, school administrators legislators, and community leaders. what we heard was clear. students are ready to stand up and say let us and bullying in iowa. now it is our turn. [applause] students in these districts and throughout our state have told their stories of learning being disrupted and feeling unsafe. what is worse is we know some students are even being physically and emotionally harmed. community leaders and parents shared that it is time for the state to act. i agree. every day, children in iowa schools are tormented by bullies. bullies attack at school and on the internet. they lurk not just in the corners of the schoolhouse, but also on step chat, instagram facebook twitter and through text messaging. iowa common sense tells us that every child in iowa deserves to go to school each and every day in a safe and respectful

right now without a whole lot of fanfare but the main event we're still watching it take shape toward siouxls also moving toward the minneapolis area. not whole lot of moisture but it will continue to head in our direction. winter wither advisories posted for sections of delaware county, new castle counsel fee chester lancaster as well as berks county for that snowfall beginning in the western zones first. so as we time everything out you can see as we watch the progression of that moisture by lunch time tomorrow, trying to move into those western zones. so it's really going to take several hours before it starts to intensify across our area. by 3:00 o'clock we're looking at that snowfall moving in once again the timing not good for that evening rush. you can see by 6:00 o'clock, we're looking at that snow from trenton to philadelphia moving in to dover parts of south jersey. by 8:00 o'clock, we're still looking at that snow. it starts to taper off as we move toward the 9:00 o'clock and midnight hour. but we are looking at a couple of inches accumulating across our area. so i'll step out of

one of them former pennsylvania senator rick santorum joins me now from sioux city.at to have you here senator. >> thank you, michael. good to be with you. >> in 2012 you won 11 states including iowa. if mitt is not in this thing, two seem that by rights you are the front-runner. and yet, you don't appear to be treated that way. why is that the case? >> why don't you ask the reporters? i don't really care whether i'm treated like the front-runner or not. we're out working to deliver a message like we did yesterday in des moines that for us to be successful as a country, the republican party needs to step forward and be a unifying party in america, has to be a party that not just is pro-growth but also pro-worker to help those who are struggling and hurting and systematically doing so in america. so front-runner whatever doesn't really matter. if you have a good message, you deliver that message well and you have a background in experience to back it up i think things will work itself out if we decide to get into this race. >> the message that you're best known for is

number one on the list, seattle washington, gilbert, arizona, sioux falls, south dakota and fremont,ics used in the study include a lot of things from number of job opportunities to employment growth and social life, the quality of that. seattle is top in both opportunities and quality of life. we've been asking you if you think it's time to sell or buy right now considering these market gyrations. tim says sell. the dip in the market is profit-taking after the santa claus rally. more of your answers coming up. also coming up, mercedes-benz introducing a concept driverless car unlike any other you've ever seen, with pivoting seats, panoramic screens, and an all-glass roof. we'll tell you when it might hit the market. exciting stuff, coming up right here. >> hi, everyone, i'm gerri willis. coming up on my show at the top of the hour, we will have the latest on that theft and release online at morgan stanley of consumer account info. how did it happen? is your information safe? that's just one of the big consumer stories coming up on "the willis report" in just a few minutes. hard it c

. >> he's not talking to people in sioux falls. >> well, take the money thing aside.e make this campaign different this time around? >> well, from a neutral party's perspective, it makes it a lot more exciting. this guy is a titan and a guy who's run for president twice before. he raises as much money as he ever wants to. mitt romney is the sort of person that if you put him in a poll, he comes upd first or pretty first because everybody knows who he is. this is a guy who after he ran starred in this documentary "mitt" that everyone said portrayed him in a much better light than he portrayed himself on the campaign trail. so i think this is a guy whose image is rehabilitated a bit. >> you think we'll see the mitt from that documentary. >> well, it's funny because you look at mitt, you look at hil y hillary clinton, both people who ran before, and people came out afterwards and said, look, if you'd shown more of your personality, maybe that would have been better. if you're mitt romney and you say, maybe i have actually a chance, why not? but i've got to tell you, this

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. -- 17%, sioux city -- so citigroup analyst said the stock is worthless. >> who will want to buy them is a business model that is convincing you you can make money day-trading currency. i then message if you are a we tell investor, you cannot. >> that was really good timing. >> on that note, the global market -- bond market is starting the year off with a bang. u.s. treasuries and european securities have gained 1.7% this month, making it the best january on record. is it going to hold in the bond market? >> betty, you keep bringing this up, how all the central banks around the world doing different things make it a risk for investors and you keep asking people where are they seeking safety. >> do i keep asking people that? >> you do. you see yields go down because people are so scared. >> i was shocked to hear tom keene this morning on "surveillance" in the data check quote the 30-year bond, and he said i am not talking about the 10-year. this is the 30-year the long bond, 2.9%. >> as scarlet fu pointed out significantly better than german balloons -- german bunds. >> i feel like i r

and in sioux falls, south dakota whiteout conditions forced dozens of schools to close early. >> theyold us it was coming. we knew it was coming. i'm glad they let us out of school early to get on the road and get home. >> reporter: now, those hoping for a thaw will just have to wait. temperatures are expected to single digits for the next few days. gayle. >> i feel for you, dean. thank you very much. >>> the blistering cold is moving east. snow is falling in washington, d.c. meteorologist danielle niles of our boston stage wbzz is tracking the winter blast. good morning to you. >> gayle, good morning to you. we're talking about temperatures to the mid-atlantic will continue to slide east offshoren today but may drop back from western virginia, northern virginia where it will drop off. 20 states under a windchill warning, advisory or watch overt next few days. brutal windchills feeling currently 20 degrees below zero or great. and that chill is going to be spreading east. forecast highsed to only in the single digits for portions of the midwest. teens all the way back to the great lak

and later president obama visit sioux falls iowa to talk about broadband internet access. it's part of a series of speeches that will be in his state of the union address next week. live coverage from iowa begins at 3:30 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> c-span2 providing coverage of the floor proceedings and public aussie offense. every weekend but tv for 15 years the only television network devoted to non-fiction books and authors. created by the cable tv industry and brought to you as a public service by your local or cable satellite provider. watch us and follow some twitter. >> a hearing on north korea look at the threat posed by the country's nuclear weapons program and state-sponsored cyberattacks. officials from the state and treasury security departments testified. ed royce chairs this 2.5 hour hearing. >> [inaudible] >> i very much appreciate the ranking member and his cooperation in beginning this process of holding a briefing so that we can get started on many pressing issues that we face. i look forward to meeting next week to organize the committee and to discuss h

in fact, i took some iowans, simon conway from w.h.o., carey gordon from sioux city. we met with senior israeli officials. one of them pulled me aside and said "senator, please, please understand, you need to elect a president that is ready for war." that means a president who understands, understands that all of the capabilities we have and understands the most important capability the -- is the strength of america, our diplomacy, our military, and yes, the president of the united states. ladies and gentlemen i don't envy your charge. i've been here many times, as you know and we had a tough time last time around. you made a very good decision, by the way. [applause] albeit somewhat delayed. you made a good decision. and you're going to have to do that again. i just want to encourage you, you do a great job. iowans as you see here from this crowd the media notices, take your jobs seriously, and you should. the last time around, everyone told you no, no, don't pick this person, this person has no chance. and you said, well, i think we're just going to vote for the bes

and in sioux falls, south dakota, whoutout conditions forced dozens of schools to close early. >> they told us it was coming. we knew it was coming. i'm glad they let out of school early so i can get out of the road and get home. >> those hoping for a thaw will just have to wait because temperatures are expected to hover near 0 zero-degree mark for the next few days. >> thanks. the blistering cold is moving east. it's already snowing in washington, d.c. at the white house. meteorologist danielle niles is tracking the winter blast. danielle danielle, good morning to you. >> good morning and good morning to our viewers in the west. 20 states under windchill warnings, advisories or watches for the arctic air in place. current windchills 20 to 30 below zero in parts of the midwest and northern plains. that cold air will stream south and east over the next few days. so high temperatures by tomorrow won't make it above zero. international falls, back down to des moines single digits and teens all the way to northern new england, and by wednesday night and thursday morning, the heart of the a

by sunday afternoon, 1 in sioux falls. minneapolis will top out at 1 degree.grees below average. it will get colder into the middle of next week. we have storms in the gulf coast and icy mix in the interior northeast and snow back throu >>> good saturday morning. meteorologist michelle grossman. get ready for a soggy saturday. looking at potential for rain developing mix in the north and west being sleet, freezing rain and snow. temperatures cold. 42 to 45. winds out of the east and then showers continuing on sunday but warmer. 64 degrees. monday, much much colder 37. right at the freezing mark. maybe a snow shower tuesday, 32. it's wednesday and thursday. thursday, high temperature of just 23 degrees. >>> and that's your latest forecast. lester and erica. >> dylan thanks. still to come on "today," the purr-fect way to catch a cup of coffee coffee. >>> and a rossen reports about the dangers tha nexium, the purple pill, is available without a prescription for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. so no matter where you go, or who you're with. nothing is