including the one from randy kenny upstate new york. >> well he says i killed some people. i'm the gay they are looking for. looking for me for over 30 years. i'm the guy zodiac killer. >>reporter: kenny tells the i team best friend louie myers confessed in april 2001. after

they will travel upstate new york next week for the funeral. coming up at 6:00, new details on how edward snowden lead classified documents from the nsa. how he used a coworker to gain access. >> president obama mapped out what he wants the democrats nsa contractor edward snowden gained access to classified documents before aking them. >> they gave edward snowden they're encrypted password keys. as a result, officials have revealed that one national security agency employee has resigned and a military employee have both lost their access to nsa documents. >> the employee was not aware that snowden was going to use the password to take classified information and release it. >> in a chat on the website reesnowden was pointedly ask you privacy of the coworkers consider when you're stealing their login? he insisted he didn't. i never stole any passwords nor did i trick an army of coworkers. as josh notes, working in i.t., snowden had the perfect cover to go around official policies in getting passwords. think ifof people you're having computer probl

>> in upstate new york, they will have a few weeks of cold pattern. for us, the only snow we will get this weekend is just a little bit. let's get started. i will give you a time lapse. this is great false. -- great falls. you can see a little bit of ice on the trees. look what happens. all the ice is gone is temperatures time. these guys starting to clear. sky is starting to clear. i was hanging on trees a bit longer. our concern is farther north. they are getting the heaviest ice accumulation. there are strong gusty winds. there will be melting occurring. temperatures will drop. these weasels start to pick up. will start to pick up. there will probably be more power disruptions. temperatures are 39-33. there is one third an inch of ra reported. we will drop into the 20's. there will be more cold air headed towards us. this air will modify a bit. it will be cold the next two days. lows in the 20's. below average for early february, but not brutally cold. we will see a continuation of colder than average weather around. gusty winds are moving in ahead

admiration of so many women everywhere, why is the "bachelor's" juan pablo selling appliances in upstate new yorkswer on "the skinny" on this thursday, february 20th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >> and i'm john muller. we start this morning with homeland security officials issuing a warning to airlines about a dangerous new terrorist threat, one that will sound very familiar. >> they say airport security screeners should be on the lookout for shoes used to smuggle explosives on to commercial jets. here is abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: homeland security officials are warning airline that is explosives hidden in shoes and other improvised bombs are an active ongoing threat. abc news learns that terrorists are building shoe bombs with liquid explosives, hidden in containers to target international flights. no plot has been identified but intelligence from credible overseas sources suggest that terrorist bomb makers are fixated on these efforts. >> it certainly tells you that al qaeda is still fascinated with taking down plan

tiny town in upstate new york. five factory workers that work there for 15 years.painting the walls first. one thing i tell everyone, the magic in small towns of this country are still alive and strong. it is the most powerful thing of this country. >> are you hiring? >> we have 2000 people working. five factoryrom workers and you are still hiring? >> we are still expanding. it is the most amazing journey that i have ever been on. i want to pay attention to this -- manufacturing. build plants. let people do their magic. connect to the factories and the things that we make. >> should there be a manufacturing renaissance in this country? do.es, i without manufacturing, we are going to lose it. you have to connect to making things again. we have to go back to making things. about income inequality. you have become a self-made billionaire at a time when the poor people in this country are er than ever. what is your take on income inequality? >> i still live in upstate new york in the same house that i stayed in five years ago. i love it up there. what is magical here i

blackrock is just going to be building a new data center in upstate new york. it's hydroelectric, it's green and it will be three cents a kilowatt. >> why did you choose upstate new york? >> we worked with the state. we were looking for something that would be socially acceptable because data centers are heavily energy use. obviously, it is quite inexpensive. so in new york city, it is $.22. versus new york city 3 cents is as low as you can find in the united states. we have a status center in the state of washington with that same type of cost on the columbia river. my point is if i open that data center in germany, and germany is really moving toward more green and less reliant on nuclear, and they have not agreed on any forms of fracking. so electricity costs and germany are externally costly. so 3 cents in the united states -- $.46 in germany. so when you think about natural gas, although natural gas has moved from $3.50 to $5.00 btu in the u.s. it is $12.50 in europe. so we have huge benefits, and we're seeing many companies moving jobs into the united stat

minus 7 is your wind chill this morning, and that's warm compared to upstate new york and northern new england. here's how i see it taking place. as we go through sunday into monday, on sunday the worst of the storm will be an ice storm from oklahoma through northern portions of arkansas, southern missouri. snowstorms in the north of that from areas just north of st. louis, kansas city, right along i-70. looks to be a little south of chicago right now. then as we go to the northeast, monday looks like a full blown snow day. philadelphia, new york city, possibly southern new england and the d.c., baltimore wrar looks to be a mess. looks to be snow and ice. >> snowstorm has been -- ice storms will be really dangerous. sfroo you can change your monday plans. if you could change your travel plans or flight, do it now. >> good advice. >> 50% of lawmakers come through on a big promise. plus, out of 10,000 proposals, this was the winning bid. details next. [ male announcer ] they say mr. clean was born to help people clean better, like his newest invention, liquid muscle, that lifts and clean

also to upstate new york. yes, we have a lot of snow on the ground. that alone produces flooding and then the potential for ice flooding out there. even more snow. yes, there's rain, but another system tomorrow that will produce conditions, a blizzard condition through minnesota. why is this important to the rest of you? once again, you have that setup. the cold air to the north. all this warm air, a low moving through, a jet stream moving through and the threat for severe weather. 300,000 of you. jopland, missouri, looking for severe thunderstorms this evening. by tomorrow, you see the storms slowing up around the lakes. then that big squall line through tomorrow afternoon extending all the way into the gulf. so this is really something everyone needs to pay attention to. feels like spring. we could be talking even tornadoes. >> thanks, indra. >>> let's get back to the latest in the ukraine. nick paton walsh is there on the ground in kiev. nick, tell us what you're seeing this hour. >> reporter: well, i'm just hearing the continued banging noises tha

it's rolling out in new york and chicago. upstate new york, connecticut. it works, you take four-year high school program and tack on two years of community college. the schools partner with local community colleges but have a corporate partner. ibm is one of the main ones that came up with this program along sway porters and provide curriculum support, guaranteeing you'll teach these kids the kind of things they will need to get a job and at the very end, guarantee add job opportunity to be first in line to get a job at ibm or with another of the blue chip companies. >> we've heard from companies. they're concerned about the quality of education coming out of k-12 and concerned about gap where kids can't get into the community klemps and concerned about the skills people have. if you have the schools and the community colleges and companies working together, they could fill that gap. >> absolutely. interesting it doesn't actually require more money. in the cities where it's rolling out. there's a lot of money already in the public school systems. ibm is n

. >> you went upstate new york and covered a story that was different.t was it. >> i went and met two fun guys. two former students who are using mushrooms to make this revolutionary packaging material. >> we'll check out that story when we come back. >> the struggling midddle class >> we just can't get ahead... >> working longer hours, for less pay. >> people are struggling everywhere. >> school loans... morgages... inflation... taking it's toll... >> we live paycheck to paycheck... >> now in a continuing series, join ali velshi as we follow families, just like yours, as they try to get by... >> we're all struggling financially... >> america's middle class: rebuilding the dream only on al jazeera america! real reporting that brings you the world. [ ♪ music ] . >>> hi, guys, welcome back to "techknow." i'm here with rochelle, kyle and lindsay, i'm phil torres. >> this story is about how mush rooms will save the world. >> yes, i went to two guys who had a company and figured out a way to make an alternative packaging material out of biodegradeable materia

. >>> on the night of may 23rd, 1991, a fire broke out in a rural farmhouse in upstate new york.en got there, it was entirely engulfed in flames.

. >>> on the night of may 23rd, 1991, a fire broke out in a rural farmhouse in upstate new york. by the time firemen got there, it was entirely engulfed in flames. >> they realized that the occupants was missing. daylight was coming. and then they, firemen and others were basically looking for her. >> emergency workers found sabena's body about 100 yards from the house on an overgrown footpath. >> she was naked. she had been brutally murdered, stabbed. beaten, burned, bitten. >> sabena was 49 years owed. >> became pretty obvious right away that whoever had done it is somebody that the, well, quite honestly, had to have been almost a maniac. >> the evidence showed that she was in the house when the fire started. >> at some point, sabena was alive in or about the structure when it was burning, because she did have some soot in her lungs. >> between the farmhouse and sabena's body, police found a ready to shirt stained with sabena's blood. fire investigators found traces of accelerant inside the house and quickly ruled the blaze an arson. investigators thought the crime was one of p

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upstate new york about 15 inches of snow there. that will stay on the ground because temperatures will be cool. what is happening up to the north-west and the west coast is we are about to get much-needed precip from many locations. this is a drought-stricken area. snow, oreggon, and other areas. rain in the lower elevations. that will be a good thing. temperatures below average for this time of here. seattle, you are not getting above freezing for the next day. it will go up throughout the weekend, but we expected to see snow on saturday. here in california, notice wr picking up rain -- we are picking up rain at the end of the loop. it won't break the drought. it will help, but we expect it to last for the next three days, thursday, friday, saturday. a few showers to the south. that will be a sprinkling. los angeles at 61, las vegas at 55. cool for los angeles, and like i said on thursday, it will not be too much in terms of rain. it will mostly be a cloudy day for you there. we see snow coming into parts of texas. it will be an i

snow is moving across in the future radar across pennsylvania and upstate new york and parts of west virginia. by the time it's said and done, we are looking at a dusting to a couple of inches. it's not going to cause any problems for the most part. this is the snow across areas of the ohio valley in west virginia into pennsylvania. across the west, a lot of moisture here. we desperately need as much rain as we can get and we are getting it for the next to seven days it looks like a wet pattern and rain in washington in the next couple of days and back towards california. part of that energy is going to move down towards the south. take a look at this. the blue, there is a winter stormwatch in effect. potentially five to eight inches of snow over memphis and little rock. atlanta under winter stormwatch. potentially dealing with snow again. remember what happened? you got more. >> that's amazing. >> with stuff like that, it's amazing. >> very snowy across the south. >> hopefully they don't have a lot of problems. >> that means my atlanta house guest is staying longer. sunday house cal

. >> ron mott in upstate new york for us tonight. ron, thanks. >>> here in sochi, the weather has cooled off as you'll see tonight. it actually snowed up in the mountains today, but the politics heated up a bit today. two members of pussy riot, the outspoken russian performance artists and politicians were detained and questioned about a theft at a local hotel. after a few hours they were cleared and released along with several others wearing ski masks, a little worse for wear after claim thanksgiving were roughed up during their detention. they're in sochi to call for greater freedom of speech in this country and to record a song critical of president vladimir putin. >>> and in the good thing it wasn't needed department, we have learn from the pentagon that the uss taylor, one of the two u.s. navy ships in the black sea ran aground last week while preparing to moore in turkey. the guided vessel frigate is being inspected for damage. there's another vessel along with it in this region, from the sixth fleet, the uss mt. whitney. >>> q

including the one from randy kenny upstate new york. >> well he says i killed some people.he gay they are looking for. looking for me for over 30 years. i'm the guy zodiac killer. >>reporter: kenny tells the i team best friend louie myers confessed in april 2001. after doctors told him he was dying from cirrhosis of the liver. kenny says myers asked him to wait until after he died to tell authorities. and that he wanted kenny to write a book with proceeds going to the victim family. myers died in may 2,000 2 and kenny spent years trying to get police to listen. >> i really truly feel that louie was 100 percent honest with me that day. >>reporter: myers lived in vallejo from 1965 to 1971. and he told kenny the reason he became a killer at the age of 17. >> girl he broke up with. and that's why he went to these shooting, that's what the deal was with the kim. >> myers has interesting circumstantial connections to the crimes. no. 1. >> went to school with the kid. >>reporter: myers wept to beth vallejo and hogan high schools. he could have known first zodiac victim david and b

. >> reporter: upstate new york cheered its hometown girl made good. erin hamlin was feeling the glow of bronze. >> i thought holy cow, at first i could only laugh, i thought this is actually happening. it is insane. >> there are firsts for everything. >> reporter: her medal made history, the first ever for an american man or woman in singles luge. >> your daughter is an olympic medallist. >> you might make me cry. >> reporter: and there is a new team relay in luge, and team usa is among the favorites so erin hamlin could win another medal. brian? >> chris jansing for us tonight. we have an update on the crisis in syria where today they resumed this evacuation of people who have been trapped in the besieged part of the city, rebel-held part of the city of homs. about 200 people were brought out of the city by aid workers, bringing the total to about a thousand, that is progress. and about the woman we showed you two nights ago crying out after her lost son, after an intense effort to find out more on this we have been told they have been reunited. >>>

new york, new jersey, it is all rain. all rain in boston at this time. but it's all snow from upstate new york back into pennsylvania and back towards washington, d.c. starting to change over. and the evening, it's all rain along the coastal areas, heavy snow inland. and as cold air wraps around into the storm system, changing back to snow from new york to albany and boston. it's a little too late to pick up any significant snows at that point. otherwise, snowfall totals look like this. it's a very big storm in the inland areas. washington, d.c., 10 inches, philadelphia, 7, scranton, a foot or more. albany, 8 inches. but again, notice, from new york city up to long island and up towards boston, snowfall will be lower because the rain/snow line shifts inland as the storm system hugs the immediate coast. that's it, back to you, craig. >> the brutal winter continues. we continue to keep our eye on the storm. we are following developing news on capitol hill as well. the senate voting on the clean debt limit bill passed by the house, we're going to get an update on that vote, next. dad, wh

including the one from randy kenny upstate new york. says i killed some people. the gay they are looking for. looking for me for over 30 years. i'm the guy zodiac killer. >>reporter: kenny tells the i team best friend louie myers confessed in april 2001. after doctors told him he was dying from cirrhosis of the liver. kenny says myers asked him to wait until after he died to tell authorities. and that he wanted kenny to write a book with proceedsoing to the going e victim family. myers died in may 2,000 2 and kenny spent years trying to get police to listen. >> i really truly feel that louie was 100 percent honest with me that day. >>reporter: myers lived in vallejo from 1965 to 1971. and he told kenny the reason he became a killer at the age of 17. >> girl he broke up with. and that's why he went to these shooting, that's what the deal was with the kim. >> myers has interesting circumstantial connections to the crimes. no. 1. >> went to school with the kid. >>reporter: myers wept to beth vallejo and hogan high schools. he could have known first zodiac victim dav

including the one from randy kenny upstate new york. >> well he says i killed some people.he gay they are looking for. looking for me for over 30 years. i'm the guy zodiac killer. >>reporter: kenny tells the i team best friend louie myers confessed in april 2001. after doctors told him he was dying from cirrhosis of the liver. kenny says myers asked him to wait until after he died to tell authorities. and that he wanted kenny to write a book with proceeds going to the victim family. myers died in may 2,000 2 and kenny spent years trying to get police to listen. >> i really truly feel that louie was 100 percent honest with me that day. >>reporter: myers lived in vallejo from 1965 to 1971. and he told kenny the reason he became a killer at the age of 17. >> girl he broke up with. and that's why he went to these shooting, that's what the deal was with the kim. >> myers has interesting circumstantial connections to the crimes. no. 1. >> went to school with the kid. >>reporter: myers wept to beth vallejo and hogan high schools. he could have known first zodiac victim david and b

. >> juan pablo there in the first of four commercials for an upstate new york appliance dealer. >> younow, he played soccer in college with the owner's brother-in-law and said that's why he accepted the invitation to appear in the spots, and juan pablo received an undisclosed fee for his appearance, but that's kind of a distant connection there to say yes. i'm surprised. >> this might be the first of many. why not. >>> all right. let's talk about former president george w. bush. he's kept a low profile since leaving the white house five years ago. >> but president bush just admitted that he misses at least one presidential perk, and he joked about the fringe benefit during an event in dallas yesterday. >> i mean, i miss people i served with, and i miss air force one. [ laughter ] i mean, in eight years they never lost my baggage. [ laughter ] >> he's quite funny in his retirement years, isn't he? >> yeah. >> mr. bush speaking there about learning a new skill poking fun at his foray into the world of art. he says years ago his wife didn't think she was marrying an oil painter. have you

however, parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york could see as much as a foot of new snow. that's just tonight. >>> check out those ice chunks. that's a new york city skyscraper and that's those chunks falling off. it was the scene all afternoon long. thankfully nobody got in the way and got hurt. >>> missing since friday and now there's a $10,000 reward for any lead in finding a virginia police reserve captain. state police are using every resource they've got to retrace 45-year-old kevin quick's path after he left his mom's home friday night in afton. he was headed to a visit with a friend in albemarle but never showed up. instead his suv was found in louisa county monday. police are curious about two men, one seen in the surveillance photo who just may know something about quick or maybe who was driving his vehicle. again take a good look at this picture. investigators believe this man could have some information about what happened to quick. >>> d.c. council has taken a step toward decriminalizing marijuana in some circumstances. it has given tentative approval to a bil

there's the strategic question there's the financial question these are struggling towns in upstate new york and california and elsewhere and all of this money is going into a program of killing and what we're seeing crisis in america the being protests around the world you think there's any chance that the american government will scale back the drones. well of course there's a chance or we wouldn't be doing this just as there was a chance to stop that sanctions bill on iran and stop those missiles going into syria but the move to terry machinery is not invincible things can be changed and the tide is turning people are beginning to learn even in the united states what is being done in their name with their money and other nations like germany and brazil and venezuela are pushing back against the very idea of weaponized drones which of course go against the very idea of the united nations or the killer briana act or any of the treaties that these protesters are citing so beautifully in their testimony in court ok we do have to leave it there but thanks very much chance once and for giving u

. >>> a 10-year-old boy stood tall as he took an oath to become an honorary officer an at upstate new york police department. >> j.j. honsinger suffers from a ray, degenerative disease that affects the memory, balance, lungs and liver, j.p. joined his partner on k-9 patrol. he didn't talk much with reporters, but his father says he is grateful that his son had this opportunity. >> i'm extremely happy. you know, because it's something that has been in his mind for years and i'm trying to give him every experience he can have now. >> j.p. says the day as an officer was one of the highlights of his young life. >> what a sweet boy. >>> the golden yen state may not be the place to spend your golden years and the obstacles facing retireis. >> the spike in crime that is sending them door-to-door. >>> and he crossed the bridge and did not get a very warm reception in new york city. new jersey's governor, boy he is still feeling the heat over over that bridge scandal. one of the best things is that millions of peopleia will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower

been like back home into the middle credit been pretty phenomenal and from a very small town in upstate new york so i think they're probably still fall writing and and will continue to especially when i get home but family are so proud yes they are and one of the interesting question of never really asked to win this year what about the other athletes here to look at the big green green oh yes or no you know now and out of all you know everyone we understand you know what each each and every one of us goes through to get here and we're all working towards the same thing so i think what we are very competitive we can appreciate what each other is doing and she's not support from them you know yeah no. i heard you saying earlier on you came here in november you saw the state of play here then. you saw the state of play no no what were your thoughts in november where many of the mountains i didn't see much of the olympic park down out there but when we are here you know there is definitely still a lot of work to do but coming back when we got here on february second i was very impressed you know th

six-person jury in upstate new york cleared her of the misdemeanor, and the daughter of the late robert f. kennedy accidentally took a sleeping pill in 2012 and then she got behind the wheel of the car and hit a truck. the pros ecutor said she should have stopped driving when she knew he was impaired. >>> and now concussions can happen not just on the football field, but on the ice. >> yes. carol maloney has a hockey story involving mike green's story. >> reporter: a brutal hit, and a motionless mike green. the caps' fans held their bre h breath. but he says it is something that looked worse than it was. >> it was sort of a bell rung that you want to be safe about. i did not have any problems sleeping, and i feel great now, and that is all that matters. >> reporter: and green knows all there is to know about the concussion symptomsb because one of the more aggressive players in the league, he has had the bell rung more times than not. >> it is how you feel, and how it affects your eyes or if tired or a headache, and there are symptoms, but i have had so many that i know what to look for

the girl from upstate new york, raised in rochester, her dad conducting there, in fact, both her parentsat's renee right there with the head band. as the big game now approaches, she knows the pop stars that come before her. >> i can't sing like that. i do something different. sflr you do something much different. but even for the most talented singers, "the star-spangled banner" is notoriously difficult. she's been waking up tonight aware of the flubs that have been made before her. ♪ land of the free >> reporter: even christina aguilera couldn't hit it. that last line is the tough one. hitting the high note. >> yeah, but, that's what we do. i mean, the singing is the least of my worries. wait, wait. knock on wood. >> reporter: the high note the least of her worries, after all, she hits it several nights a week. so, you think this year they found someone to hit the high note? >> we'll do it a few times. >> reporter: we like it, you heard it. how she's saving the voice, now whispering in restaurants in these final hours and quietly rehearsing the words in her head, and backstage, just wa

interior sections is where we'll see the heaviest of the snow in upstate new york and interior sections of new england. coastal areas, cape cod and the islands and down to long island and new york city. it could be less if that track goes further west. we'll see more rain mixing which i think is a possibility. 6- 10 to philly and new york. that could be lower with more rain and that would be a good news. we have snow on the rain for a lot of polices. getting 6- 10 inches of snow will be problematic. >> absolutely. where will we put it all. >> i love it. thank you, rick. >> and fox news alert. and awaiting a vote in the senate. same day the director of congressional budget office cbo, warned that it the growing national debt means financial disaster. >> the estimated public debt will be 74 percent of gdp and under the current law sfoin percent in 2024. such large and growing federal debt could have negative consequences restraining economic growth in the long-term and giving policy makers less flexibility to respond. and increasing the risk of a fiscal crisis. >> the translation is not g

snow showers coming into new york and that's possibly towards evening. in the upstate new york we do expect to see two to four inches of snow in the forecast here. south coastal regions, that's going to be more of a range factor. down i-knife, showers there. in saturday towards sunday, as we go towards the week on tuesday and wednesday things get a little bit worse, temperature there at 49. that's a look at your national weather, news is next. >> hoimed stars friends and family gather to say good-bye to actor philip seymour hoffman. a private ceremony was held in new york city. ethan hawk cate blanchtte and others were seen entering. >>> foot fritz from at least let 800,000 years ago. paleoanthropologist, discusses what we know about human evolution. >> the scientists who have authored this paper today are reporting the discovery of footprints made by some of the earliest inhabitants in great britain, 800,000, perhaps 900,000 years old, they represent different individuals some they infer to have been young and others adults based open the size of the footprints. toget

the heaviest amounts north of there including minneapolis, chicago, upstate new york and new england. and this weekend we also noticed some big records being broken. new york and philadelphia both with 55 inches of snow this winter. that makes it the third snowiest winter and the snowiest february. i'm sure we'll be talking about more records the next time i'm joining you. >> i'm going to get my hands on that groundhog. you make it sound so nice, but we have like 2.5 feet that have not melted outside. thank you very much. >>> right now, a teenager admitting to murder not just once but says there are nearly two dozen other victims across the country. she's promising to plead guilty in court to at least one killing. now police are gearing up to the claim there may be so many others. >>> also we're being warned this is one of the worst seasons ever for avalanches. word tonight two colorado skiers swept away in a lethal avalanche. stay close. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn't treat all that. it doesn't? [ male anner ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus ha

including one from randy kenny of upstate new york. >> he said i killed some people.uy they're looking for, for over 30 years. i'm the guy that is the zodiac killer. >> kenny tells i team his best friend louie meyers confessed in april, 2001 after doctors told him he was dieing. kenny says meyers asked him to wait until after he died to tell authorities and he wanted kenny to write a book with proceeds going to victim families he died in may, 2002 and kenny spent years trying to get police to listen. >> i feel louie was 100% honest that day. >> meyers lived in vallejo from 1965-1971 told kenny the reason he became a killer at age 17. >> over a girl he broke up with. that is why he went to these shootings, that is what the deal was with the couples. >> meyers had interesting circumstantial connections to the crimes. >> went to school with the kids >> meyers went to both high schools and could have known the first victims and number two. >> worked in a restaurant with a waitress >> kenny says he worked as a restaurant at terry's restaurant so did victim darlene feren. t

i grew up in upstate new york. in a town called saugerties, new york. it's a beautiful town.ad a great childhood. [ applause ] there's not even that many people from saugerties. so, that's impossible. i had a great childhood. and if you would have told me as a kid that i was going to graduate high school and go on to be on "saturday night live." and then eventually be the host of "the tonight show" -- i would've said, "i graduated high school?" that's so not me. that is so not like me. but for those of you who are watching me for the first time, which is very possible. i'm 39 years old. i live in new york city with my beautiful wife, nancy. and my daughter, winnie, who's 6 months old. and she's the best thing that's ever happened to me. [ cheers and applause ] i love her so much. i'm a proud, proud dad. and speaking of proud dads -- i'm lucky to say my parents are here with us. they're here tonight. they're here to see me. mom and dad. hey, i love you guys. [ applause ] jim and gloria fallon. thank you for being here. i wish i could've gotten you better seats. but you know, i

sunday morning, sunday afternoon some snow showers coming across parts of new jersey as well as new york. upstate new york. but this, we don't think will be too bad in terms of accumulation. maybe 1-2-inches. it is definitely not going to be what we saw earlier on this past week. we saw ten inches in new york. and another four inches just the other day. also, snow out here towards the northwest. that is great for california. into the cascades and oregon. by the next three days, some of those locations we could be seeing levels about two to four -- two to three feet of snow in these higher elevations. and here on the coast, we are looking at much needed rain for california as well as oregon because of that exceptional drought situation we are looking at. joie, back to you. >>> we willig nor the groundhog and point out there are just 40 days left to spring. thank you. >> security concerns on the eve of the sochi winter olympics. but what's really behind it in sochi? >> team usa will be the largest delegation at the sochi games and in winter olympics history. 230 members have already arrived in russ

future, we'll see on sunday afternoon, sunday afternoon snow showers coming across new jersey, upstate new york. this will not be too bad in terms of accumulation, one to two inches. it will not be what we saw earlier this past week, where we saw 10 inches in new york, and full court the other day. snow out here to the north-west, into the cascades. by the next three days, some of the locations - we could see levels about 2-4 - 2-3 feet of snow in the high elevations. here on the coast, much-needed rain. back to you. >> we'll ignore the ground hog and point out that there are 40 days left until spring. we'll look forward to that. kevin corriveau. thanks. >> security concerns on the eve of the sochi winter olympics. what is behind sochi? >> team usa will be the largest delegation at the sochi games and winter olympics' history. 230 members have arrived. while the athletes are aiming for gold, the kremlin is aiming from keeping them from becoming targets. vladimir putin has put 30,000 security forces inside the city, thousands to guard the surrounding mountain areas. russians are not convinced th

he goes on to talk about upstate new york and what is called the marsalis shale. s a national gas plane. think about how much natural gas is consumed in the new england like new yorks city. marsalisoduce that shale gas in upstate new york, you have a tremendous market right there. you will create a tremendous number of jobs, provide energy at lower cost and will create tax revenues. the fracking issue? callerguest: it is not being don new york state. the regulations prevent them from developing the marsalis shale in new york state. in pennsylvania, they are developing it and creating jobs and revenue. natural gas is dividing energy at lower cost for pennsylvania. the people in new york by that gas from pennsylvania. why would you produce it in new york? forte jobs, create revenue schools, health care, all of these things. that is how you grow your state economy and the national economy. the caller is bringing up an important point. the people in new york should take a hard look in developing that natural resources. host: mike hom ohio, democrat line. caller: good m

including one from randy kenny of upstate new york. >> he said i killed some people.guy that is the zodiac killer. >> kenny tells i team his best friend louie meyers confessed in april, 2001 after doctors told him he was dieing. kenny says meyers asked him to wait until after he died to tell authorities and he wanted kenny to write a book with proceeds going to victim families he died in may, 2002 and kenny spent years trying to get police to listen. >> i feel louie was 100% honest that day. >> meyers lived in vallejo from 1965-1971 told kenny the reason he became a killer at age 17. >> over a girl he broke up with. that is why he went to these shootings, that is what the deal was with the couples. >> meyers had interesting circumstantial connections to the crimes. >> went to school with the kids >> meyers went to both high schools and could have known the first victims and number two. >> worked in a restaurant with a waitress >> kenny says he worked as a restaurant at terry's restaurant so did victim darlene feren. three. >> i began to see a foot print >> a boot prin

in terms of snow we could see a couple more inches upstate new york and new england, but shepard, lookatures overnight. 17 in new york, 11 in harrisburg, single digits, teens, 20s. anything on the ground that's wet is going to freeze and we'll have a new set of problems tomorrow heading into work and on the power lines and the temperatures are going to be below freezing for the next several days across the northeast. so the snow is not going anywhere and the freezing rain and the ice conditions are going to stay. >> all right. here in thef the snow, everybody i see asks me about this forecast for the weekend because there is this hoax going around that all over the internet that we're going to get somewhere between 3 and 33 inches of snow and then the model of the european forecast track which has really changed, the weekend doesn't look so bad anymore, does it? >> >> no. but we will have to watch things very carefully. you will see forecasters saying stay tuned and we thing and maybe because we really don't know, to be honest with you. after we got off the air yesterday, both of these

new york. that would keep snow levels down a little bit at least along the i-95 corridor. inland, everybody living in new jersey and upstate new york all snow and likely over a foot of snow. long island, coastal areas a little bit less. >> not one to mess with. check your local fox station. appreciate it. >>> for the first time, the great lakes are 80% frozen, the first time since the turn of the millennium. forecasts warn all the ice could lead to a colder summer for those living around the great lakes. and lake michigan has frozen along the shoreline in chicago. this winter could be the first since 1996 that lake superior has completely frozen over, the entirety of it. the national weather surface report says of monday ice was covering nearly 90% of lake superior. >>> updating breaking news last hour the former new orleans mayor, ray nagin, guilty on corruption and count after count, still waiting for him to come out of court. we will run down the list of lavish bribes he weis selled out of contractors and while his city suffered after hurricane a katri katrina, he is getting a bus ride to prison. much more breaking news

the person that i replaced in upstate new york used to tell his civil war class that they were not yet ready for voting rights. as one former slave that i quoted in the book says it's true i have no book wording that i know justice when i see it. he's on the right side and who's on the wrong side. it's true that the 21 men who served in congress about half of them were former slaves but none were ill literate field hands. a typical was the congressman for north carolina. the talented slaves were also printed out as being hired by the master so aa is rented out by his master to the local jeweler and he wants to send him on aarons around town and get things for his business and he finds it inconvenient that the boy can't read and the master finds out and brings him home and beat him to tell him he will not be reading. he then steals a book from his master's library and is trying to read it and a master cells into alabama. he sells five times before he's 25-years-old for the crime of wanting to read. i use this story to beat my students up on this. my student old elite co. aren't always e

the united colony of upstate new york he studied closely. the socialism the rived in part from the american utopian socialist. he became an american. his father never made a real living and the family thought about moving to america and very nearly did so. he always felt he had one leg and america. but toqueville was unknown to these people. he wasn't important and he would have been seen as hopelessly pettis bruzual. there is a great short essay by a d.h. lawrence. is anyone familiar with this? it is how the bourgeoisie is not metaphorical. it's this attitude that gets picked up and sometimes they may get literally. >> my name is tom. i had trouble fitting what i thought was my understanding of liberalism or progressivism with what you said. you used the phrase it was the worst of all possible places. if you think about what happened a few years before the period that you are talking about, woodrow wilson signed into law against child labor and was struck down and in the new deal it was banned. it's not that liberals and progressives though

if you are in upstate new york, that's different. we'll see snow across that region. jonathan, as we look at the rest of week, temperatures will be coal. we'll drop down into the teens. >> winter is not over. >> there may be a new way of tracking drivers on the road. the department of moemland security wants to implement a tracking system. the agency wants a private company to give them information. the plan was to catch illegal immigrants with criminal backgrounds. giving them access to a billion records that could be shared with other law enforcement agencies. >> al jazeera america's security advisor joins us to discuss the concerns, thanks for being with us. what are we talking about here? is it a form of mass surveillance. >> basically, yes. location data, especially taken over time is cepsity. it can paint a detailed and rich picture of your life, and can tell people whether you are politically involved, whether you go to rallies, alcoholics anonymous, whether you are parked outside a bar and can tell you about a person's habits. what is it technically doing by t

the colony, upstate new york, studied closely, and wells' socialism, the rise in part from the socialists, and wells, you know, he came an american, and the father was a crook tier, never made a living, thought about moving to america, and very nearly did so. wells thought he had one leg, one leg in america. was unknown to the people, wasn't important, and had he been read, would have. seen hopelessly. you know, it's all about how the they are sub miewn, not metaphorically. it's the attitude picked up, and sometimes in the case, literally. >> hi, i'm tom curry, and i had trouble fitting what i thought was my understanding of liberalism and progressivism in with some of what you said. you used the phrase, some of the people had a sense that america was the worst of all possible places, something like that, and if you think about what happened a few years before the period you talked about, you know, woodrow wilson signed into law against child labor, struck down, and then in the new deal, it was child labor ban. it's not that liberals and progressives it was incapable of being redeemed. th

as the timing of when this ends, this is where we are at 11:00, 12:00, 1:00, still snowing in upstate new york and new england, then we quickly get rid of the storm by about 7:00 p.m. everybody but new hampshire and maine will be all done with that storm. a lot of buzz about the next storm. the good news, this will be a weaker version, typical storm, just with snow sunday night, into monday. not a nor'easter at this time. at least i can give people that, just a general snow instead of a big one. >> thank you, bill. >>> now we're going to go to ron allen who's driving now in new jersey. ron, how are the roads? >> well, not bad, and a lot better than they were a few hours ago, because it stopped snowing. we woke up this morning and there was several inches of fresh snow on the ground and it was sleeting and there was freezing rain. now the precipitation, you can see it's really stopped, really eased up a bit. the road, this is a secondary road here in a town, i think we're in summit, new jersey, every few blocks you get into a new town. now they are going to try to treat the roads, as well, get

everyone new york and hartford did cross over to freezing rain, even rain at some point, but this was all snow. and they declared a state of emergency in upstate new york. but they can handle that. okay, live look outside. it's our live michael and son weather cam. temperatures still holding steady at 39. dew points above freezing. that's good. getting home will not be a problem. winds out of the west at 6. e ae on tonight as they pick up. there goes our storm. we're looking at some snow in northern new england, but the major cities are done with the storm. they are all done. it will still snow in maine for a while. we have breaks in the clouds and dryer air moving in expugn fortunately, it's going to be a problem for places like frederic and hagerstown and cumberland that have all the ice. you folks got the ice almost exactly the same folks who had all the snow. at least the winners of the snow this week. 38 college park. good news, temperatures are above freezing. 35 in fairfax. rockville 36. 37 in oldtown. so you'll be able to get home before the stuff starts refreezing. we're going to see refreezing tonight. colder and dry tomorrow. cold a

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