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tom kierein. what do we need to get ready for the day, tom? >>> you'll need a coat now. temperatures down near freezing. later today, looks like a mild afternoon. snow moves in tomorrow. and then a frigid blast after that. so for this afternoon, i think we'll have highs reaching near 50 degrees right around washington. maybe even low 50s to mid 50s farther south across north central virginia from fredericksburg over to culpeper and parts of fauquier county, around warrenton. and the farther north and west, afternoon highs should be making it into the upper 40s. and mid 40s for highs northern shenandoah valley, panhandle of west virginia, western maryland, and around the bay, afternoon highs should be around 50 degrees. then, yes, snow is likely tomorrow. how much? it does look like around the metro area, we could get two to five inches of snow. and one to three inches farther south and east of the metro area. and farther north and west, though, i think the dark blue zone, there's a pretty good chance, three to six inches of snow, the timing on this beginning maybe mid morning tomorrow. perhaps around just after dawn, all the way into sunset on tuesday. northern montgomery county, northern fairfax, leesburg, loudoun county west and north, three to six inches of snow tomorrow. danella, checking on the roadways on this monday. good morning. >>> that's right. good morning. still tracking breaking news. a couple of roads shut down. first we'll start with an accident oxon hill shut down between 210 and the national hash. use 210 instead. still tracking an earlier accident on the ramp from 197 to southbound bw parkway. that ramp is still shut down. police are investigating a shooting. this is in manassas. we just also heard this from melissa at the live desk. she's tracking this, as well. but rislew lane at sudley, one lane. follow police direction if you're leaving soon. i'm back in ten minutes. >> see you then. thank you. >>> 4:32. back to melissa mollet following more breaking news at the live desk. >> right now, more fighting at an international base in afghanistan. we know at least one service member has been killed. and seven insurgents also killed. the taliban claiming responsibility for this attack. being described as a big explosion. at the live desk, melissa mollet, [ technical difficulties ] >> the state department insists iran must agree to establish a transitional government inr syria.xd @(t&háhp &h% u.n. secretary generalÑiÑi ban ki-moon said iran endorsed the principles, and he thinks iran solution. president bashar al assad's government. the foreign ministers are expected to begin talks wednesday in switzerland. >>> now at w34:34, back to melia mollet at the live desk.xd >> a 6.2 earthquake has rattled new zealand. no reportsñrát damage ort( injuries. thisa5 included the capital of wellington. it struck just before rush hour it struc&háhp &h%fore rush hour you might remember back in 2011 an earthquake there destroyed the town of christchurch.cm cf1 185 people were killed. melissa mollet, xdnews4. >>> new allegations against new >>> new &háhp &h%ns against new away.t( hoboken's mayor met with federal prosecutors Ñiyesterday. she cxsj she was tolde1 she'd only get sandy relief funds if she wanted a fábillion-dollar spokesman denies that. the assemblyman leading the investigation into last year's g.t( with bridge lane closure says his committee will look into the latest allegations. >>> in the day ahead, the family of a 28-year-old postal worker killed deliveringt( the mail wi postal delivery. tyson barnett was gunned down in november while on his mail route on reed street in the faiám heights area of prince george's county. his murder remains unsolved.r barnett's family is coming in from south carolina. they will join postal workers at 5:30 and match it theçó postal headquartersjfxdñr at l'enfant . >>> a 1-year-oldçóxd was found last september inlxwn)uáheast. an arrest warrant was issued. the medical examiner says thexd child died fromlp drug intoxication, a drug used to treat çóallergies.á?ju(puáq chi breathing. >>> this morning, prince george's county policet( are looking for the driver of an suv that drove awayi] from a deadly crash. police say 24-year-oldt( irvinñ starks was trying to crotg pennsylvania avenue nearó dona drive in forestville i+%eát+y they say two cars and an suv hip the driver of the suv took off. police are looking for a green suv with a broken headlight. investigators say starks was walkinge1 in a crosswalk, but there was not a walk signal flashing at the time. >>> this morning,fá stepping up your identity. coming up,Ñi what we can learnÑ about how to keep data safe despiteçó huge breaches at next. lately? 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tom fuentes. tom, what do you think? is this safe for americans, for american athletes, for american tourists, guests, to show up in sochi? >> reporter: hi, wolf. short answer, no. it's not safe. you have a group that's already stated they're going to attack. they have already conducted two serious attacks, killing three dozen people in the last three weeks. this is very close to their home, so they don't have to cross international borders. they're already within the russian federation. they have been waging terror attacks against the russian government, going on more than 20 years from chechnya and dagestan. when you add this up and their promise to give us a present, if you will, at the olympic games, i think it's a pretty serious threat, and it's unprecedented. we have not had a threat of this nature and this strength in history for the olympics. >> but the russians say they have created this perimeter around sochi that in order to get through there, you need a special pass. you need special papers that it's going to be almost impossible to get to any of the venues of the games without going through enormous amounts of checkpoints, magnetometers, metal detectors and all that stuff. and they say they have got tens of thousands of military and police personnel on the ground to protect their visitors. isn't that good enough? >> no. i mean, that's all well and good they've got that. but, you know, the terrorists have had many years from the announcement that sochi was going to be the venue for the games. they have had many years to already move all of the explosives and detonators and firearms and equipment, everything they need, they could have already put in safe houses years ago in sochi. so in that case, the terrorists that would go down and use that equipment can pretty much -- all they need to bring is a toothbrush, and they're ready to go, if the planning has been in place for these years. >> is there a good enough cooperation, let's say, between the russian authorities and united states to help ease these concerns? latelily, as you know, the u.s.-russian relationship, especially in these kinds of law enforcement related areas, has been strained. >> i think the problem is not with how cooperative the russians are. i know the fbi has dozens of people there, and have had them there for a while, and been working for years with the russian authorities, as they work with governments from all over the world, getting ready to host an olympics. i don't think that's the problem. the problem is, even if the russians pledge to give us everything they have, do they have everything they need and we need? that's the problem. they didn't have enough information to stop the train station bombing in volograd. they didn't have enough to stop the boss bus bombing in volograd. and now i've heard they have issued wanted posters for so-called black widows, or women whose husbands were killed by russian authorities in earlier attacks by the russians. so i think that they realize that they are really in a difficult situation to identify everybody that may intend to carry out an attack, and not just in sochi, not just at the athletic events, but also on all of the transportation hubs leading to sochi. >> very sober assessment from tom fuentes. tom, thank you very much for sharing your thoughts. appreciate it. >> thank you, wolf. >>> another controversy swirling around the new jersey, chris christie's administration. christie's team is firing back against allegations they actually threatened to withhold hurricane sandy relief money. our chief washington correspondent, jake tapper, is standing by with more. he has been doing some serious reporting on what's going on. i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. with symbicort, today i'm breathing better. and that means...fish on! [ female announcer ] symbicort is for copd including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contai

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tom delay. tom, i want to go to you for the first question. back to this pathology that republicans are trapped in. it's almost a sickness of trying to -- or of obsessing over -- put aside president obama because they're absolutely obsessed with him. obsessing over hillary clinton and trying to use the benghazi attack, which is a tragedy, four lives were lost, we need to get to the bottom of it, but trying to use that to bring down her candidacy. she anti-evhasn't even announce president yet. so they're talking about benghazi but not about raising the minimum wage, closing the income gap, strengthening the middle class. no agenda. >> the obama -- >> that's actually america's agenda. >> well, it's great to see you, too. you're criticizing the republicans for not talking about the obama agenda. it's pretty amazing to me that you would even question me about the republicans trying to get to the truth of what's going on in benghazi. it's only been what, now, two years, and we can't get to the bottom of what's going on in benghazi. >> there have been reports, same conclusions. >> the fbi shows is up 30 days later. they can't even find the guy who's sitting in a downtown coffee shop in benghazi? we know what's going on here. but you're talking to me about trying to get to the truth of what's going on when, you know, the left, quite frankly, main strategy is criminal politics. they want to bury christie, bankrupt him, destroy his political career. you know, put him in prison. >> let me ask you this, paul, from this standpoint, i know democrats from the last few weeks have loved the idea of the george washington bridge and the whole process of christie's problem, but in fact in benghazi, apparently 15 people who have tried to cooperate with us have been killed during this process of the last few weeks. apparently our rules so so totally screwed up that the chairman of the joint chiefs yesterday said they hadn't gone after certain people because they weren't sure under the way the congress wrote the law that they could actually prove these guys belonged to al qaeda and therefore they're semisafe even if they're clearly terrorists. clearly on the sunday after benghazi -- >> well, let me just interrupt you if i could, very quickly. don't forget for the last year and a half, those americans that trp on the ground in benghazi have been intimidated by this administration through lie detector test, having to sign other confidentiality agreements and all that. >> o the question i have, when you look at chris christie taking a two-hour press conference over something relatively small compared to benghazi, when do we get the hillary clinton clear the air, tell the truth about what actually happened, both in the cover-up phase during the campaign and in the actual on the ground events? i mean, doesn't she owe the nation some kind of clear, decisive report? >> well, i'm sure you've paid your cable bill, because it was on cnn. she testified under oath something governor christie we hope will do about whether or not he was involved, and it's important to note, there's no smoking gun or no evidence that he knew about this, but he is a bully. i never thought he was going to be a bipartisan nominee anyway. we talked about that off camera. she testified about this under oath with fire-breathing republicans coming after her. before tom got off on a paranoid rant, you raised some important policy changes that have to be made. you're right. secretary clinton, she put together an independent investigation that came back with dozens of reforms, important ones. she adopted them all. president obama same thing. he's trying to make these changes. when our embassies in dar es salaam and nairobi were attacked in 1998 president clinton came and asked for support and you provided it. it wasn't everything we want, but we made our embassy safer. since then your successors have cut and cut and cut embassy security 13 times under president bush, 60 americans were killed. the same thing that happened in benghazi, i never saw the republicans give a rip snort about. >> there was the ability to provide security. >> it is not a rosetta stone scandal that you all think it is. it's not. >> i want to talk about working across party lines to do what's best for the country. tom, you were an effective leader of congress. >> thank you. >> esp

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tom daschle and tom davis preview president obama's state of the union address. more about conflicts in syria and iran. and the debate with chris christie. we begin the program with former senate majority leader tom daschle. thank you for being here. obama with relatively low ratings. what does he have to do to turn things around? >> he has to show energy. he has to show passion or the things he wants to do in the second term. there is a feeling of lethargy. he has had some setbacks. he needs to reading gauge and re-energize. and i think he will do that. >> the focus, we are told, will be on income inequality, which is very real. the critics say that it is derisive and that obama offers no solutions. >> whether he offer solutions or not, you cannot ignore it. there are too many studies about it. there's been a lot of attention internationally. i think it would be bad to ignore it. we have to adjust that. we have got conservatives and liberals talking about it. they have different ways of addressing it. but clearly, there is a universal recognition. >> could there be a consensus? >> i think there is always a chance. that is always the question. how close can he get to finding common ground? it is