sand is from the nassau county, new york, area. he has lee children from two marriages.ing from authorities in 2002. first in florida and then in thailand. he was finally caught while trying to enter the philippines without a proper i.d. scheduled to be arraigned in new york next month. >>> today drivers in d.c. can put a little more pedal to the metal. why the decision, patricia, was made. here we go, to increase the speed limit. >> reporter: new york avenue, one of the businessiest roads in and out of the district, the speed limit unchanged until now until now. a pla known for speed cameras. >> i know how to get by them. keep the speed limit down. >> reporter: at mid might tuesday the changes were official. using speed camera day tag vdot was able to conclude the speed limit on four of the roads could be increase. >> governor determined it was not a hazard to raise it, then i think it is great. get the traffic flow moving better. >> reporter: many of the drivers we talked to said any increase is better than no increase but it left some other drivers wanting more. since

during the late 19th century, nassau had become a popular tourist resort. most visitors to the island spent their time at picturesque sites, but homer ignored the tourist life around him, concentrating instead on native activities, particularly sponge and turtle fishing. in these works, homer plays off the elements of dark-skinned fishermen, white sails, and green-blue water. working from bare, white paper to dark washes of color, he establishes vivid ranges of tonal contrasts. his brushwork is free and swift, rhythmic and expressive. certain subjects preoccupied homer for long periods. hurricanes fascinated him. he dramatically illustrated the energy of the wind in a watercolor of 1898, and then, a year later, hauntingly portrayed the wreckage of a boat and figure washed ashore. another subject that occupied him was sharks. a watercolor of shark fishing was the basis for a pictorial narrative dealing with the ambiguous relationship between man and the forces of nature. this theme culminated in the great oil painting known as the gulf stream, seen on his eas

nasa's strategic direction testimony we have heard makes it clear that the largest problem is not at the nassau level, it is nasa level. but a longer term for the nasa administrator have a positive effect on nasa? >> i think separating the nasa administrator from the political structure would be a mistake. i think that that kind of a situation would keep nasa out of the mainstream of were political thought is going. i do not think that would be the wise course. >> our community did not address it. >> do you have a judgment? >> i do not. i have not thought through. >> dr. pace? clerks i think a slightly longer term or a set term could be useful, -- >> i think a slightly longer term or set term could be useful. the longer>> thank you, mr. cha. it has been a real pleasure. >> it might be one thing the house and senate could agree on. [laughter] i recognize mr. miller, the gentleman from north carolina. >> mr. pace, that answer would also qualify you to be a lawyer. congressman walker, i was oferested in york idyour idea corporate sponsorships. i cannot quite imagine that picture of neil armstrong

fool and all the quote lows by virtue of their s by virtue of their ceasing to exist relationship. >> not a fair question but if we compare bill o'reilly's killing kennedy to david nassau's the patriarch about joseph p. kennedy -- other figures even quote close? >> they're not too low. below riley's killing lincoln book is close to two million copies. it has been known more than a year and is now in paperback and has not slowed down. 0 riley talked with me about more serious history books as only o'reilly can say. they are brilliant but you need to act on vacation to be retired to read their books. his book for 220 pages, talking about o'reilly, you can read them in a couple days. it depends how much readers want to devote. here's what publishers don't think about. bigger books pretty much top out at $35. >> sometimes 40. i have seen it as high as 55. >> o'reilly's books begin at 300 pages for $25. if you sold them per page, like meat is sold by the pound, the bigger books you're getting more for your money and also getting to occupy your brain for a longer period of time. i don't think it really works that way. but life is not fair. >> it is important to point out one o

. >> and he was the man. >> nassau county district attorney kathleen rice filed criminal charges againstnd the students who hired him. >> this was a huge fraud from my perspective. this was lots of money exchanging hands, there were high stakes involved, and there was forgery, there was criminal impersonation. that's a fraud. it's a fraud on many different levels, but most importantly, against the kids who play by the rules. >> during the course of the investigation, what did you discover about the process of taking the s.a.t. and the security associated with taking an s.a.t. test? >> how incredibly easy it is to cheat the system. there is absolutely no security in place whatsoever to prevent criminal impersonation like we see here from happening. >> so if i went up to any one of those kids and i say, "do you know what this guy did?" they'd all know? >> every single person would know who i am and what i do. >> eshaghoff says paid test takers were an open secret among students at great neck north. he became the best known, but he says he was not the first. >> i had heard of it happening s

during the late 19th century, nassau had become a popular tourist resort. most visitors to the island spent their time at picturesque sites, but homer ignored the tourist life around him, concentrating instead on native activities, particularly sponge and turtle fishing. in these works, homer plays off the elements of dark-skinned fishermen, white sails, and green-blue water. working from bare, white paper to dark washes of color, he establishes vivid ranges of tonal contrasts. his brushwork is free and swift, rhythmic and expressive. certain subjects preoccupied homer for long periods. hurricanes fascinated him. he dramatically illustrated the energy of the wind in a watercolor of 1898, and then, a year later, hauntingly portrayed the wreckage of a boat and figure washed ashore. another subject that occupied him was sharks. a watercolor of shark fishing was the basis for a pictorial narrative dealing with the ambiguous relationship between man and the forces of nature. this theme culminated in the great oil painting known as the gulf stream, seen on his eas

the next couple of days. in terms of temperature this is what it looks like. but over towards montego bay we expect to stay steadily drive. a high temperature in nassau. southeastern part of the united states we are expecting quite a bit of weather over the next couple of days. all of the clouds are right here. as we go toward monday you will see heavy rain showers here across atlanta. about 14 degrees in new york. temperatures hello? >> here is a recap of the top stories on al-jazeera. a church that the president -- that president obama was due to speak at has been evacuated because of a bomb threat. the president will attend a service on sunday evening, mourning the victims of friday's school shooting. several people have been injured in a series of explosions in kenya. the blast occurred in the capital, nairobi. the area has suffered a number of attacks in recent months. the japanese prime minister has stepped down after conceding defeat in parliamentary elections. the opposition party is said to have one more seats in the lower house. opposition groups in egypt are calling for the results of saturday's referendum to be thrown out under the claim o

the yellow birds. it's a remarkable accomplishment. >> host: sarah weinman, david nassau's, the pastry art. >> guest: i'm almost done reading it. for whatever reason i read fiction must bashers anon diction, especially because it's a thorough and comprehensive biography of joseph t. kennedy, the father of president kennedy, many other kennedys heading the sec. he was the master to london in the hollywood film industry was very active in the roosevelt administration. sometimes the relationship between him and the president could take contentious and i feel nassau has done an excellent job of putting together so much research. he spent within six years on this book going to archive after archive, crosschecking, fat checking. one thing that seems to improve defensively with joe kennedy pisani bootlegger. i really, really admire the scholarship and a very quiet to spend the many weeks with this book. >> host: discovering new things about the kennedy family is just astounding. we were talking about an alternative history thing. but if nixon, what if they had never been president and we start thinking about th

the most. >> i have to ask you about sandy recovery efforts. you represent a big chunk of nassauunty and suffolk there. the amount of money being requested, is that enough? the $60 billion on the table here for sandy recovery, do you have to come back and ask for more from the federal government? >> i think it's the right figure. i had the administrator in my district yesterday and still trying to recover. still suffering lost business. i think the figure which was somewhere in between where it started and what the governors of new jersey, new york and connecticut ask for. it's the right figure and one thing i am proud of because we have bipartisan agreement in the house in working towards that figure. i am hopeful we will be able to get it done quickly. people need the help. >> democratic congressman from long island and the head in the house leadership of the democratic campaign committee. thank you, sir. >> thanks, joe. >> next, the behind the scenes of the groundbreaking moments from 65 years of the longest running television show on the planet. >> in cuba, the communism part

think that would be good and to also bring in the cuomo family with their ceasing to exist relationship. >> host: not a fair question but if you compare david nassau the patriarch and bill o'reilly book would sell how many copies? 1 million? 10,000? are those figures close? >> i think you are a little low but not too much. bill o'reilly killing lincoln sold close at 2 million copies and it is out more than one year and not in paperback and has not slowed down he talked in an interview with me he says there billion do have to go on vacation to read the book is our 300 pages you can read them in a couple of days. it depends how much reader wants to devote to what publishers don't think about the zero is the bigger bucks top out at $35. >> i have seen it as high as two to $5. >> guest: but his was $25. if you sold them her page the bigger books you get more for your money and you can occupy your brain for a longer period of time. but life is not fair. >> guest: and one visa and the biography has taken that long because there is almost 100 pages of source notes, footnotes, a comprehensive index so i want to check where did he get this fact? the index

. >> like see if there procrastination let to the discounts. >> of nassau and beyond the biggest stories of 2012. >> this is corta madera we have been following the rain and its started there in the north bay. to get you more news faster, our solo reporter, mike pelton. mike, you are at the shopping center. >> isabel, this is one of the worst i have seen it. very nasty conditions that the wind is picking up. as i panda the camera out. this construction cohn just went flying across just to give you an idea of the conditions. let me show you a video of the last several hours. there rain is continuing to pound but on the screen it has been like this all morning in the north bay, it is expected to see the highest rainfall totals for this weekend. with one-still, 3 in. expected in the wind advisory for the north bay until 1:00 p.m. that means that we could see wind gusting of 40 m.p.h.-50 m.p.h. i felt those for the past 30-45 minutes it is shaking the cars it is so difficult for people to still purchase items for the holidays. in the next couple of days i guess this is the price that you pay

we're here at the national press club. >> david nassau recounts the life of joseph p. kennedy, patriarch of the political family that included president john f. kennedy and senators robert kennedy and edward kennedy. the author examines joseph kennedy's career in business and politics which included ventures in wall street, hollywood and founding chairman of the securities and exchange commission. this is a little under an hour. [applause] >> thank you all. delighted to be here. as i tell my history students, i teach at the city university of new york in the ph.d. program -- [applause] >> thank you. [laughter] as i tell my history students until they wallet to choke me, the -- they want to choke me, the past is a foreign country. we can visit there, try to learn the customs, translate the language, feel the air and the light, sniff the fragrances, recoil at the foul odors, but we are foreigners in a strange land. this is true as much of the recent past as it is of colonial america or 12th century venice. writing about the recent past is not easy, as i learned this time

the home. >> right. >> do you charge parents when you find that happening? >> in nassau county we have the social host law which we enacted about 4 years ago and it holds any parent who allows underaged drinking to go on in their home to be charged with a crime, a misdemeanor. the reason is very simple. you have parents making life and death decisions for other parents' children. that's not right. unfortunately, bill, i think what we see a lot, and this is different from when you and i were growing up in the kind of, you know, upbringing i think that we had in terms of being held accountable for our action, you have a lot of parents, i think, who want to be their children's friends. >> bill: permissive parents. >> i remember my mother saying we are not going to be friends. i'm your mother. >> bill: if you hold a drinking problem or drugs. drugs on the premises and parents are in the house or whatever. or they even leave the house, they can be held accountable in the court of law. is beers, is the parents of this kids beers is, that a felony that you are charging them wit

the united states. .. >> thank you. i am david nassau and i am absolutely delighted to be here. as i tell my history students until they want to choke me, the past is a foreign country. we can visit their, we can try to learn the customs. we can translate the language, and we can feel the air and light. we can smith observances and recoil of the folders. the we are for. >> we are foreigners. writing about the recent past is not easy. while i was privileged to spend a lot of time talking to a lot of kennedys, it was difficult to weed as a historian, working with living people. i would much prefer to work with documents. you have to figure out what is true and what is not true. where the story came from. because the stories are all told with the same authenticity and vigor. the other difficulty about writing with the recent past is that it is not always easy or to establish one distance from it. we have a responsibility to demystify and move beyond the clichÉs about the wisdom and courage of the greatest generation. to tell a different story, but a true story. based on all the evid

ironically, this could be the greatest benefit of nassau, not the department of education, and perhaps the department of energy as well, in education. k-12 released 0-12. -- or at least 9-12. >> i am very interested in program transparency. what ever happens with the fiscal cliff negotiations, government agencies are going to be extremely press from a budget and standpoint. in the short term, it seems to be -- having a legacy system cannot be afforded. how do we overcome the cost pressure of making things open, making them accessible? it is not free. i am really interested in comments about the impact of the realities of cost on making things more accessible and open. >> i am fascinated by the trend we have in front of us. we have the modernization act, which should have added to that and facilitated improvements in efficiency. you have budget pressures which should dovetail nicely with modernization. yet when you look at dramatic increases in it investments over the last couple years -- and there have been, they are largely associated with legacy approach is creating a future funding

in victory, the triumphant game revolution, linda hirschman presenting history of the gay-rights movement. david nassau chronicles the life and career of the father of the kennedy political dynasty in the patriarch, remarkable life and turbulent times of joseph kennedy. history professor at duke university examined haiti from its founding to today in haiti:the aftershock of history. for an extended list of links to publications, 2012 notable books election visit booktv website booktv.org or our facebook page facebook.com/booktv. >> next, norman finkelstein argues the support of your by liberal american jews is declining by overwhelming evidence the israeli government after treatment of the palestinians is unjustified. this is about two hours. [applause] >> thank you very much for that lovely introduction. i want to thank karen, colin robinson and john oakes. the american jewish romance with israel is both ordinary and extraordinary. american jewish concern over israel is not so different from the long-distance nationalism of cuban-americans, irish-americans, indian americans and palestinian americans w

advisories for the five borough, not into nassau or sussex county. n the cape, even though the cape is looking at less snow due to the warmer ocean temperature around it. it's not over yet. still have more snow to contend with. >> bonnie, glad you're on it. thank you so much. >>> would you believe the whole world has been keeping up with the health of nelson mandela and a lot of rumors. his granddaughter would only speak with our nadya belichick. what you're about to hear about their grandfather's condition. uh-oh. [ male announcer ] when diarrhea hits, kaopectate stops it fast. powerful liquid relief speeds to the source. fast. [ male announcer ] stop the uh-oh fast with kaopectate. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthrit

that's around the time the gunman was able to force his way into the build, but they haven't said exactly how they got in. a former nassauy new york police officer and director of the elite intelligence and protection, is there any security system that, i mean, protects schools in this way? >> there isn't one that's designed to. you can fort fie the doors, upgrade the locks. one i think every school should consider, even before this incident was making these classrooms safe rooms in a sense. by fortifying the classroom dpoors, keeping them locked at all times and upgrading a lock system. you could create a somewhat safer environment for them in an instance like this. if we're talking about turning our classrooms into somewhat fortified -- >> that's what it sounds like. >> that's a knee-jerk reaction. maybe we should put armed police officers in all our schools. that's just not feasible. i don't think that's an emotionally healthy environment for kids to learn in either. >> a lot of schools were designed to be open places, open for teachers, open for students. and now they're starting to have to rethink that, to not have

>> yes, with the bahamas, this is an interestg deal. once you get to nassauce you get there, you can get free airfare. these are places that, you know, are very touristy. some people haven't even heard of them. the catch is you have to book a four night stay. gerri: i love that warm weather this time of year. now, this is very smart. >> thenational park deal is wonderful. this year you can find free admission on holidays like martin luther king day, spcial designated weeks or days. this could save a lot of money for the family. you could go to yellowstone which is normally 25-dollar entrance fee and some charge similar rates. this is a wonderful deal. gerri: okay, what is the venture in puerto rico? >> it depends on what you want. there are a few things you can do. you can bo a vacation in puerto rico. you can go to a national force for free. you can do kayak tours. i have done this, it is great. i recommend it. a lot of different things that we can do. this ends up being a very great deal. gerri: i was surprised to learn that holiday airfares are going throu

will encourage the congress and administration to put nassau on a firmer footing and recognized nasa for the national asset that is. while not suppose the programs are funded as part of the discretionary budget, we should forget -- not for the those programs are long-term undertakings. -- recognize that those programs are long-term under takings. that is a challenge. we will face it in the coming months and years as we work to put the nation's postal financial house in order. house in's financial order. investments such as in nassau are just that, investments. -- nasa are just that, investments. it will only be in retrospect that we learn the true cost of walking away from investments such as nasa. i firmly believe that those costs will be high and long lasting effect go down such a destructive path. i hope we do not do so, because other nations increasingly recognize the benefit a strong and active space program can deliver. as a result, we see them being willing to make the necessary investments to build the capability. mr. chairman, our leadership in space and aeronautics are at st

reunion of the cast of the soprannos and money going to the food bank of new jersey and nassau and suffolk and the coastline hit . our friends on long ilandd and statene landd and the rockk aways and long beach hit hard. >> gretchen: how can people trying to get one of these experiences. >> brian: it is a win-win. >> go to charity folks.comand bid on theirr site with the stuff they are auctions. >> brian: what about this. you could watch the show in bill o'reilly's controll room. that is a celebrity experience. >> there we go. >> steve: yes. i think carl rove is offering a dinner for four which would be interesting. there will be a big concert. billy joe and paul mccartney and banding together in the garden. they put tickets on sale and sold out within minutes and now scalpers out there pocketing thousands of dollars. and the money should go to sandy victims and instead people who are lucky enough to get in on the tickets they are going to be able to make a lot of dough on the backs of the victims. >> i am not sure what you would do about that. if someone said to me you want to go to the c

if you come to the corner of pit you are on the rise but there was a 90-foot precipice that they leveled. if you walk down nassau street toward made in a new pnc it is with the maids went to wash the clothes of the stream. you can see the curve of the earth. the old list built by dennis is the old jewish cemetery. it is on a rise there was a battle there. >> there is a new book about john rand paul the guy who surveyed the grid the maker of the grid. i read it. it confirmed the idea that what we are learning is the book that we have discussed here is beautiful and the adr what this city was it is called mahatta it is a book of mountain and hills and it could help us to go forward. i don't think to think that is gone. this new book talks to lot of people who surveyed the land all over the city the really amazing thing that they find is how much of the landscape is still the landscape. the hill behind was top-down. the percentage is going up how much remains. that is a big thing. >> did another point* they were taking them down tilt -- downtown yes then you come up the hill. >> you don't feel it. >> was training f

the launch would be delayed. previous attempts in 2006 and 2009 failed. in nassau john mcafee is out of prison and back in miami. the entire is fire near was an immigration detention in guatemala. he is in hiding for weeks in guatemala after the tories been believes or seeking to question him on the killing of his neighbor. mcafee insisted he had nothing to do with the neighbors killing and he was seeking asylum in guatemala to avoid police persecution. the guatemalan authorities rejected his bid for asylum and arrested him on accusations of entering the country illegally. a large explosion happened outside the interior ministry in damascus syria. according to syrian state television they claim the ministry was the target. this is video showing the damage of the ministry building. stadia saying it was a result of a car bomb that killed and wounded an unspecified number of people. the opposition local coordination committees of syria said government warplanes struck at targets in the suburbs of the baskets as rebels and government forces clashed nationwide. >> the r

the metro train lines, et cetera. and also very difficult for reporters to get there and others as well. lou palumbo is a retired nassau county police officer. i know you've had these calls in your past. what is the protocol? what happens immediately when a call comes in to authorities that it is an elementary squoch when they are dealing with a possible shooter. >> ashleigh? >> hi, lou. can you hear me? >> i can barely hear you. >> i'm trying to get a read from you, with your past experience, when a call comes in that there may be a shooter at an elementary school, is there a protocol? can you walk me through what these responding officers are doing right now? >> i can tell you this, especially with incidents involving children, whether they are struck by autos or incidents of the schools, you just can't get there fast enough. we really don't expect to have incidents of this type happening. >> lou, on the phone right now is mike branchwell. i'm being told that you have four children in this school? mr. branchwell, can you hear me? >> we just lost that connection. we'll try to re-establish our connection with mike bran

the guy. >> joining us by phone is security expert retired nassau county, new york police officer lou palumbong earlier today about how the whole morning unfolded and worst nightmares coming true here when you listen to the suspected number of fatalities, at least 20 killed, of those 10 children. how does this even compare, i he mean, to what we've experienced in the past? it's just unbelievable. >> you're asking me, suzanne, how this compares to prior incidents? >> yes. >> i think it's escalated. when you look at a death toll with children to this magnitude, i don't know how much worse it's going to get. i will tell you unequivocally with this death toll we've surpassed prior incidents, of which approximately seven in the last couple of years. i certainly hope we don't have a repeat of this or anything that outdoes this, so to speak. >> i can't even imagine what happens next. as a law enforcement expert, can you explain to us where do you begin? where do you start here in terms of the children, their safety, the parents, identifying the dead? what happens now? >> what they're doing right now

part of being a girl scout is trying to make the world a better place and the members of the girl scouts of nassau dave: they're joined first by their director, katherine azara. katherine is here, she's all set to conduct. and looking at most of the ladies and see who might be-- >> it's cold out here, does it affect your voice. are you ready. >> yes. >> clayton: can i get ame-me, men me? . that's how i brack in the morning. >> dave: clayton will not sing. we'll get out of the way and watch them, listen to the wonderful sound of "winter wonderland". >> clayton: merry christmas. >> dave: thanks for coming girls. ♪ sleigh bells ring are you listening ♪ ♪ in the lane snow is glistening ♪ ♪ a beautiful sight we're happy tonight ♪ ♪ walking in a winter wonderland ♪ ♪ gone away is the blue bird ♪ ♪ here to stay is the new bird ♪ ♪ he sings a love song ago we go along ♪ ♪ walking in a winter wonderland ♪ ♪ in the meadow we can build a snowman ♪ ♪ and pretend that he is parson brown ♪ ♪ he'll say are you married, we'll say no man ♪ ♪ but you can do the job while we're in town ♪ ♪ later on we'll conspire as

the corner hate, you could down and realize you're on rise. at one point was a 90-foot level. there's a number of streets. you want to add nassau street and come down towards mainland, you can actually feed mainly was where the maids went to wash the streams that ran down there and as legend has it, you can see the curve of the earth that goes right down there. i think the oldest building in manhattan is the old jewish center across from park road and is on a price and there was a battle they are during the battle of the revolution. but there's a new book coming out about rambo, john rambo, the guy who surveyed the grid, the maker of the grid. and i read it and i confirmed this ideal. there's this idea out they are that what we're learning is -- i mean, the book i believe we discussed here, that look at the beautiful book and has this idea of what the city was. this beautiful place of mountains and hills. it says we should understand is that we should know that because that can help us as we go forward. but i don't like to think that that's gone. this new book about randall todd to a lot of people about who surveyed the land in

from brooklyn to montana point, but it's politically part of new york city, so the long island i'm referring to his nassaund suffolk county. we are america's first-ever cover region of 3 million people under the home of the middle class and the middle class is built on our small businesses. the long island economy is made up of 100,000 businesses in 90% of those businesses have 20 employees or less in that small businesses are clearly the back bone of the long island economy. superstorm sandy had a devastating impact to long island including hundreds of millions of dollars in damages to our roads and rail system from a record-setting 945,000 residential commercial customers lost power, more than 90% of the entire grid. nearly 100,000 individual homes affected by floods surge of 15 feet breaches to her barrier beaches. the wrath of hurricane can be extended to the business community. tens of thousands of small businesses lost power for weeks, which resulted in lost sales and many small businesses were flooded and damaged beyond a simple repair. small businesses already struggling in the sun of the economic

stunning new images from nassau of our planet at night. look at the united states.illuminated the densely populated east coasts is. there is. compared to the west coast and look at the next picture, showing the enormity of superstorm sandy blanketing the eastern seaboard. that was crazy and this one, totally amazing, the korean peninsula, pointing to the bottom, pointing to south korea, slightly eliminated, north korea totally dark. that sums up the situation in those two countries. these images come courtesy of a new satellite equipped with a sensor that allows observation at night, totally cool. the korea thing -- ashley: that says it all. the 20 first century or the other, what the very cool pictures especially sandy. just a reminder how big that storm was. it is coming up on a quarter till the hour and time for stocks as we do. let's go to nicole petallides on the floor of the stock exchange. nicole: you come to me when the major averages we followed so closely have up arrows. the dow jones industrials back in the green. we have had back-and-forth action today.

the kind that are like police reports. >> juliet: social security numbers. >> clayton: which police department had that. >> dave: nassau countyd tax returns. >> juliet: ops. >> dave: let's talk about the weather this morning, digging out continues across the northeast this morning after a second storm pounds the area the past two weeks. still creating some problems for drivers like here in philly, luckily, not anything too serious like the last one that proved deadly. checking in with maria molina to see how people are doing and gearing up for their new year's eve. will there be weather on new year's eve or just a little wet? >> yeah, it's going to be wet and we're actually going to see snow across portions of the north. and looking at wet weather that could possibility limitings visibility for your fireworks. don't let that stop you, go out and enjoy it. we're looking at colder temperatures across the east coast. for most areas in the northeast, didn't drop a whole lot of snow, but over a foot in massachusetts, rhode island and connecticut some specific areas did see snowfall from that storm. current wind chill temperatures

we don't know whether the shooter burst into the school and started his bloody rampage before or after 9:00 a.m. lou pa lumbo, a retired nassauy police officer in new york, he now heads a security agency, lou, we started this yesterday on the air. had no idea when we were covering this both of us, i had one line of information that said police are rushing to the scene of a school for a possible shooting, and as you and i were talking yesterday morning, and now this. one more, another school tragedy. >> don, almost indescribable and difficult to speak to. the real problem is what this is symptom i can of. there's an immense amount of dysfunction in our country. we need to just wrap our arms around it, whether it's our inability to talk about responsible regulation how people acquire firearms, what we need to do to secure our schools, our political system, you know, we're talking about gun legislation and assault rifle bans. i don't know how we can talk about these things. you have a republican-controlled house and i'm certain a number of southern conservative democrats who are not going to vote for any gun laws with this presi