highs today did strug up in to the mid40s. average high 43. this was a slightly above average day but nonetheless a cooler day than in a while and across the midatlantic states you can see so much more clear than it was this time yesterday. as we look south and west there is a beginning of some developing weather, right now this storm just starting to form but we do expect the potential for another round of rain changing to snow late tomorrow night into early saturday u accumulating and still looks light but it'll make the snows slick. for now high pressure in control, going to keep us high and dry tonight and into the day tomorrow. we will warm up nicely. we think probably 50 degrees around here. even though we have a cool flow out of the west right now. we think we are five degrees warmer tomorrow but into tomorrow night, conditions will really start to chism the dry air will start to moisten up and a nasties temperature pushing in out of the west will bring the clouds first by tomorrow evening but as we go into the late part of your friday

. >>> much of europe continues to strug with record cold and snow, a deadly deep freeze has lasted for more than a week. >> reporter: across the entire continent and beyond, it is unrelenting and unforgiving. >> we haven't had this kind of weather in a long time. >> reporter: in eastern europe 176 people have died. 122 in ukraine alone. in bosnia, three feet of fell overnight. there is even snow in the northern tip of africa. roads iced over in algeria. it is colder still in northern europe. some parts of finland recording the record minus 40. more than 100 accidents in helsinki. in germany, a 26-year-old man was killed after he lost control on the road. many countries including france and ukraine have set up temporary shelters for the homeless who are the hardest hit. and the cold has closed rome's coliseum. historic low temperatures amid the ancient ruins, making transportation difficult. flights are disrupted. passengers delayed from heathrow to sarajevo. >> i don't know what we will do. >> reporter: the most snow for decades has brought children on the streets of afghanistan, but t

and so that's the issue that i strug with there as well that we need to use multiple forms of assess fire department we're going to do that, not overtesting, by the way. i'm not advocating for that. but let's look at the school holistically in terms of what we're doing. >> i'm sorry. everybody -- okay. might as well just continue on down the line. i assume all of the ones are up to respond to what senator paul said? >> absolutely. >> let me say, senator paul. >> since we're there, let's just go this way. >> thank you, sir. let me respond, senator paul, if i might to your opening observation that this discussion we're having today involves primarily a philosophical difference about whether the states are the best laboratories for establishing significant reforms for education. and whether the federal government may in fact have a role to play. i don't think anyone is advocating the nationalization of public education. the supreme court, as you know, has already addressed that issue in san antonio versus rodriguez, 1974 case which has acknowledged that public education is not a fundame

." >> the australian state of queensland is strugging yet again under rising floodwaters that have forcedt least 2,000 residents to flee their homes. network 10 reporter renee henry takes a look at the economic impact the floods are having on the region's cotton farmers. >> reporter: a 4 kilometer levee built in three days and being put to the test in parts of swollen and record high river lapse at the banks. this is the third flood in two years and this cotton farming town is prepared. >> give something back to these lovely workers saving our town. >> the local butcher thanked the builders with a well earned feed. some water is seeping up through drains but dirt piles are keeping it at bay. there was only time to build the levee so far. downstream, dozens of homes flooded in some way. yesterday, an earth wall made this home into a fortress against the tide. sadly today, it was swallowed by the rising brown sea. plastic wrapping protects some houses. these homeowner is keeping water out with a man-made pump system. residents who did stay to try and defend their homes say a lot more would

rex claims that during the night rachel would strug wegle with t ropes being around her neck and hert, and she actually strangled herself and she died. >> took a shovel with me and i dug a griv and buried her. >> so far the interrogation is going exactly as hobson hoped. krebs talks about sinking back into normal life. working at a lumber yard where he's regarded as a star employee. but just a few months later, he says he's driving around and becomes fixated on andrea crawford, when he spots her returning to her off campus home after classes at college. >> then one night he was at home drinking and he decided this was the night he was going to abduct andrea. he drove into town, parked his vehicle right in front of her duplex. tried all the doors, all the windows, and they were all locked. >> then, krebs says, he notices a small bathroom window and lowers himself into the shower. >> what happened? >> i hit her. >> you punched her? >> yeah. >> where? >> in the mouth. >> how many times did you punch her? >> three or four times. >> what happens to her? >> makes her unconscious. >> he say

headquarters, investigators would forecast norwood's head wound and her hands cut up during the deadly strug that murray. prosecutors say norwood was powerful enough to strike more than 300 blows. as you can see, days later, she couldn't unscrew the cap off a bottleful water. we are also seeing for the first time the surveillance video from inside the apple store next door to lululemon. two employees say they heard screams from the other side of the wall but never called 911. the judge in the case calling that a callous indifference for human life. >> that judge robert greenberg ordered the videos released only after a request by the media. brittany norwood was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole late last month. >>> the latest on the whitney houston storey. her body is back on the east coast this morning arriving in her home state of new jersey late last night of the. that is where her family is making funeral arrangements. a service is expected to take mace later on this week. authorities say houston's body was found underwatt enter a bathtub but will not release

. >> they still strug well identity.re many institutions named saint mar y's. >> we still have -- airports where saint mayy's but we aren't to worried right now. >> he have the issue sometimes with the name recognition but it's all right. out west and in the bay area this team -- people know us. >> reporter: they will get plenty of opportunity to gain more recognition in the days ahead. there is a road game next week at gonzaga, a brackett busker game against murray state. then they could always do what they did in 20 so 01. make the tournament and win a couple of games. making it to the final 16. cal heads to southern california to take on u sc and ucla the bears a game behind washington after splitting the schools this weekend. michigan coach and his team had won three straight against michigan state. they were trying to make it four in a row at the home of the spartans today. brandon wood drives and dishes to dawson for a jail. they had the lead by eight at half time. it was wood delivering a knock out punch in the se

she talked to katie couric for a dateline interview about her personal strug 8s. >> we also took some black, to demure, too demanding, too this, too that. how do you deal with that? >> my mother told me, she said nobody has a right to put any expectation over your head. if you give in to it you will disappoint yourself mostly. and that hurts worse. she said above all to thine own self be true. >> in the four years since their wedding whitney has been unabled to squash the rumors she and bobby did not marry for love. according to the gossip it's a marriage of convenience, designed to boost their careers, or hide something. you've called the media demons. >> blood-sucking demons, yes. >> out to eat my flesh. >> out to eat my flesh. >> yikes. >> yeah. yeah. oh, she just wanted to have a baby! she just wanted a man and to have a baby, and this is all a joke. that ain't me. that is not me. maybe somebody else. but that's not me. >> he's got a reputation for being a bad boy. naughty. >> mm-hmm. he can be. >> is he behaving himself? >> he's behaving himself. he's actually always behaved hims

what is the strug snell about the man or something else? >> no. you're in the first act of a play.e trying to predict who the audience is going to be cheering for at the end of the play. we know who this audience is going to be cheering against at the end of the play and it's barack obama. and the way to kind of see whether there's a true divide there is to look at how santorum and romney does with these same groups when they go against obama. in every survey you look at there's not more than a percent or two difference between men and women, blue-collar, white collar. these voters voting against obama and for santorum or romney. >> while they macon verge, there's no question that within the context of the primary and this choice you are seeing more of a class divide than you typically see in the republican races and democratic races. wine track and beer track. in this race mitt romney as in 2008 but even more so this time tilts very upscale in support. better upper income voters and college educated voters. michigan is a state where 2008, 57% of the republican primary voters did n

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tremendous story of strug struggle of being tremendous setbacks, real poverty. he can't tell that story because it would... the mormon thing is too. >> you think the mormon thing will be an issue. >> think it was in south carolina. i think it will be a minor issue but more in this indirect way than in the direct... >> rose: "i'll never vote for a mormon." >> it's more than he can't really tell a story. you want to know where somebody's from. >> rose: is he a natural storyteller or not? obama at least was a was a natural storyteller, at least if you look at this book there was true evidence of someone who is a gifted storyteller. >> there's no evidence that romney has the writerly quality. obama i've always thought is by personality a writer. >> ro: rather than a... >> than a politician. >> rose: rather than an outgoing politician. you must have said that to him at some point. and did he agree with you? >> he thinks he can still write as well as... well, i've always wondered when he wrote that first book, that beautiful book could he still write that book being i

but the firm does warn that mcdonald's faces the risk of softer sales in europe, where the economy struglly is, so far, has managed to avoid that problem. technical analysts said value engine have a buy recommendation on mcdonald's, forecasting a one-year return of 5 and 12%. on the low end, they say you should buy below 101.38, which is where we are now and maybe sell if it got up to 112.54 quite a range this year. mickey d shares ahead of rivals like yum brands,as you know, maria, very well, yum brands has brands like kfc, pizza hut and taco bell. your favorites. my favorites. >>> take a short break, up next, bill you can the closing countdown, after bell, join us, analyst reaction to priceline.com's latest earnings release. tell you what the stock does once those numbers are out. >>> but first, the major averages as we approach the close, the dow right at 13,000, going right above it and below it, well it closed above it. stay with us. we are back in two minutes time. watching the closing bell on cnbc, first in business worldwide. ♪ [ male announcer ] offering four distinct driving mo

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