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harsh conditions at the shore have many of us looking for the summer. a live look at cape may, new jersey. looks are deceiving. glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here tracking this bitter blast. >> it's mighty cold. one thing that i don't see a lot is people covering their ears. it's a very vulnerable spot when you get so cold. the windchills get so low, you can get frostbite. that's a very unpleasant feeling. we have bitter winds continuing today. not as frigid tonight as it was last night. but that's just one day of it. we're going to get a reinforcing bitter blast coming in for friday night and into saturday. right now, the temperatures are generally in the teens. but with the wind it's feeling like it's one below in reading. zero in pottstown. in allentown zero. two in atlantic city. that's mighty cold. wind gusts out of the west 25 miles an hour in trenton, 23 in atlantic city. the windchills are calculated on the sustained wind. the average wind, not the gusts. occasionally, it can feel colder, at least for a couple of minutes than it shows on those w

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they were looking right at us! [narrator] visit discovertheforest.org to find a forest near you.ngd. >>> no challenge no challenge poses a greater let to future generations than climate change. >> i think someone is inhaling. is there really no greater threat than climate? what about homegrown terror mr. president and did you forget about paris just a few weeks ago? how about the 20% of american kids living in poverty or the crumble cities they're growing up in detroit ring a bell or crime ridden town of shim goe. >> the list is endless is the climate the future's biggest threat? >> i think it is eric. i think if you can't breathe, if you can't find clean water to drink, if you don't have food to eat because all of the grounds that the farmers use has been poisoned or you don't have a city like new york because it's a coastal city that's under water then that's the threat. >> the biggest threat. >> that's the biggest threat. >> you guys call republicans fear mongers. isis has more than doubled the land that it controls, we have children living in poverty the up employment rate is

us. >> looks fun. >> involves lots of injuries. >> the daredevils who do it anyway. >>> and a bride dances alone on the beach to remind people -- >> even when tragedy strikes, there is hope. >> her journey of healing. >>> kicking off 2015 with some of the best videos of the past year. >> there is a reason they are called extreme sports. extreme stuff can happen. the first, he is coming along the front. you see the beautiful countryside. the danger is if you come across hard snow or ice. here is what happens if you do. whoops. and we go rolling down the hill. fortunately, it's snow. so it doesn't hurt too much. he is able to catch the ski-do. that's one of those things if you're going there and hit ice. >> second video we discovered a new extreme sport. >> extreme deep racing. >> i love this. >> it's crazy. it mostly involves lots and lots of injuries. >> it looks like so much fun. they get backwards and fall over. they are supposed to be ridden by 5 or 6-year-old girls. it disintegrates with this guy. no steering wheel. just goes head over heel. >> invite me to come do this please. if you

it looks like it's heading more toward monterey than us. ems. we could use some rain. we've had our break. there is hints around the 18th. i'm going. i think it's the 18th. although the the forecast models have backed off on that, there is one model. the canadian version is bone dry. sometimes the trend is your friend. right now the trend is for cloud cover. after we had a sunny day a couple days ago on record highs. although the lows have come up, the higher elevations have come down on the temps. we were losing that inversion. at the surface it's up aer 30s and 50s. l.a. monday at 53. san mateo upper 40s. and half-moon bay at 52. speaking of, water temps continue to be. they continue to come down a little bit. 59 monterey for this time of year is a warm, warm sea surface temperature. it's just giving us a lot. we will get some clouds today. mostly cloudy. hazy. patchy fog. another system on saturday. but they are weak guys. weak systems. there could be a few light showers or sprinkles. cloudy to mostly cloudy. hazy skies. ly mention a coup

us which areas will be affected. steve? >> all right maureen, it looks like it will be mainly north and west of us here in d.c. some changes are on the way as we move towards the latter part of the upcoming weekend. look at satellite and radar not a whole lot going on out there right now other than the cloud cover. it stays dry for this evening and at least until about midnight or so but we do have a winter weather advisory that will go into effect. areas shaded in purple. those are the areas under the winter weather advisory starting at 4:00 morning and it includes frederick and washington counties. the panhandle of west virginia and the i-81 corridor where you may see a little bit of a wintry mix, even some freezing rain. not looking for anything like that around the capital beltway. just a cold rain as it moves in tomorrow. no problems at all. talking 42 to 37 for the temperature range as we fall during the evening hours. we'll talk about tomorrow plus a big warmup 60 degrees for the day on sunday. how long will that last? details coming up in a few minutes. maureen? >> thank you steve. new details are comin

i think the cooperation that this board has shown is a model for all of us and i look forward to beingpart of the solution and an illuminator of the problems. people have asked me a lot in the last 24 hours about how i feel about issues that are behind us, both that were taken stands that were taken. i have gotten a lot of questions about what i think is going to happen next november. i can assure you that right now i am focused on what is been in between those things, not what happened in the past, not what is going to happen in several months but on what i can do next week and the week after and the month after that to earn the trust that's been placed in me by the mayor and by the people of my district. district 3 voters are smart. they are engaged. they are vocal. they know their neighborhoods are concerned about them. they know the difference between power plays and the power of ideas. and they know the difference between rhetoric and results. i am for results. people know me. i said goals, i achieve them even went and maybe especially when, they're difficult. so, thank you for yo

look up. and we see this incredible universe of ours. how many of usd at the milky way galaxy and stared at a hundred billion stars at night? >> hey, i get excited about the northern lights up north. i'm still trying to figure out how that works. it's absolutely amazing and it's beautiful. professor, i appreciate your time. thanks for coming in. i want to talk more about this. so come back and join us again. and how long would it take us with conventional satellite -- or should i say space equipment that the country's been using, for us to get to this planet 438-b. >> a saturn rocket would take over a million years. we need a new rocket system. matter anti-matter rockets. >> thank you, i don't think we'll make it in our lifetime. that's therks ed show. "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed, and thanks to you for tuning in. we start with breaking news on the manhunt for two suspects in the paris terror attacks. french s.w.a.t. teams are going house to house in a town about 90 miles northeast

that and acknowledge commissioner singer that asked him i asked us what we were doing and allowed to us look at that deeper we have a pretty strong structure of monitoring those promotions with the contracts to make sure the outcomes are what we say they are and so i think we've done a job in terms of making sure our contracts are efficient for the dollars and the public trust. >> i think the one area that isn't necessarily to be in here we wanted to roll the confident into the contract review this was not to be still a separate type of i review progress going on and i'm assuming this is part of where we're trying to get to with this so that the evaluation of the contract forever the 20th century 2 hundred and some odd contains the performance. >> thank you for noting that and will we'll make sure that didn't fall off the agenda because i know that's been an important push for us so we don't mean to have that separated out we want to continue to sgrarth that. >> okay any other questions was there any public comment for us. >> i've not received public comment for this item and the compilation

bay area and then as the system lifts on by, it doesn't look like we'll see a lot of rain out of the system. expected rain totals for most of us may not measure anything. chance of showers from monday night into tuesday but not a lot showing up on the rain gauge which is unfortunate now. it does look like we're closing in on an all-time dry record for record dry rainfall across the bay area. look at that. so far, only .02 of an inch of rain for san jose. at this point, nothing seems to be stopping what looks to be another record-breaking dry month for january, for the bay area. tomorrow's highs mid-60s around san jose. increasing high clouds sunny to start and then mostly cloudy as we wrap up the days in the mid-to high 60s. if we get any of that coming in it's very likely going to fall on early tuesday morning. so the trend here will bring in a slight chance of showers early on tuesday and then those temperatures actually warm up again. as you can see, as we head towards next weekend, highs around san jose approaching 70 again as we start next saturday and sunday. back to you. >> boy, not good. we really need some of that rai

do the good staff work to present to them what their idea would look like in terms of an overall program offering and the rates we would use to support that program would be. it would be that sort of a process i think that i would be looking forward to. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner campos. >> thank you mr. chair. just quickly i think the main objectives should be to move this quickly, as quickly as possible, just to provide some context for why joint meetings have happened before to be honest is really to keep pressure on the public utilities commission. our experience with this project has been that unless we're in the same room hearing directly from them about what their concerns are the experience in the past has been that new set of concerns would come up, and so it was really about having both agencies in the room so that we could on the same page. if people feel there is no longer a need to do that i am open to do that but i am surprised to see if things have changed and we don't need that anymore so i am open to what counsel said but i would also say this i would have a problem if we can't do a joint meeting

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us. >> you're watching inside story on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. we're taking a lookat whether countries can prevent the kind of violence we've seen in france over the last several days. we go now live to al jazeera's dana lewis who has been following the investigation in the day's events in dammartin-en-goele. were the two moves against the two hostage stand office simultaneous? did they come down together? >> we're told that they did and certainly it was a major credit question what would have happened to the hostages in per paris had they not done them fairly close together. you had the hostage taker in the kosher grocery store saying essentially that the only way he's going to come out is if the kouachi brothers are released, and there is no way that these guys were going to walk. it was either surrender or die. the police had to make some critical decisions. i turned to my colleague i said what now? what about paris? he heard explosions, we heard the gunfire. we immediately thought that man in paris the other hostage taker, has a very good chance of understanding

us a few sprinkles. we will keep our eye on that. highs today are dry, mild temperatures look0 and 62 in san francisco 64 in san jose, 65 for oakland, and lows are 30's in the north bay and 40's around the bay and under a mix of stars and clouds and the fog cops -- comes back after midnight. turning warm on friday and record highs are possible on sunday. it will be warm. everyone is in the 70's. we will into track that chance for rain fall next tuesday. right now, though it looks nice. eric and kristen? >> injury. -- enjoy. >> an oregon woman vowing never to put on a pair of leggings is finding hour self at the center of a controversy say she takes issue with leggings because they are form fitting and can sexually entice men. her source is her husband who admits it is hard not to look at women when they wear skintight pants. show said she done with the form fitting fabric and thinks others should be too. >> women today wearing leggings often can cause men to thing of them sexually. i do not know how a man be encouraged or enticed. >> not everyone agrees. people are sounding of

us every sunday at 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. eastern for a look at american artifacts. ravel with us to historic sites, museums and archives to learn what artifacts reveal about american history. again, our show is american artifacts every sunday at 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. eastern, here on american history tv on c-span3. and we'd like to hear from you. follow us on twitter @c-span history. connect on facebook at facebook.com/cspanhistory where you can leave some comments. and check out upcoming programs at our website c-span.org/history. >>> each week american history tv's reel america brings you archival films that help tell the story of the 20th century. in the last of a five-part look at hollywood directors who made films for the u.s. government during world war ii, we feature director john houston and the battle of san pietro a 32 minute film depicting the 1943 battle which destroyed the town of san pietro, italy. praised for a realistic portray portrayal of a battle that killed over 1,000 americans the film was composed almost entirely of re-enacted scenes. before

so we'll use the tools we have to add information to what law enforcement knows and what they are looking for our assistance with. two specific ways we are using technology to support the victim identification as well as assisting with the law enforcement investigations into traffickers and buyers is through link analysis and image analysis, trying to tie together pieces of information through very large data sets. so i3 million cyber tip line reports. say we have a phone number or an e-mail or a screen name or a person's name and it appears in several tip lines or online ads, to be able to collect that information and tie it together to provide to law enforcement has been useful. looking at these images and seeing how photos are a big part of this crime and how it is taking place on the internet and how the internet is being misused to sell the kids, we are using that information and technology tools to further digest those photos, look to see if there is multiple victims and pictures and look to see if there is image identifiers that can be linked back and then provide that information.

and gave us a look at what it is working on. look how this engineer can control a golf cart. it can help operators move vehicles where needed. and they can control vehicle functions >> one thing they're working on is the use of more natural-language voice recognition. for example if you want more lumbar support you can say i want more lumbar support. and if it isn't enough you can say more please and it will understand in context. to do this, ford is collaborating with car makers in silicon valley. >> have >> having high quality ignition is what i care about. >> how you change the user experience is what each can do themselves. >> technology is advancing and ford has developed cars that parallel park, along with assistance. consumers will need to do updates on board. >> how do we do these updates? yuft like you get on the smart phone? to keep your vehicle where it gets better with age sf >> a final report and safety recommendations from the refinery fire will be released wednesday. u.s. chemical safety board will be discussing the investigation into the 2012 incident. official

when we come back, an expert tells us how we can take a look at the outlook for the economy this year. >> it isis that time a againin. weave anne mccabe triana here to give us a look k at the trends in the m month aad based on some key ececonomicumbers. d me good news, a a good art to the new year but th some caution flags ahead. thanks so much for joining us. lelet's take a looook at what everyone is watching, interest rates. >>e talk about the last titime i was on, the important part, from an economic standpoint and dedetermine where we are in regard to recession, is to look at the yielcurve. wh that inverts, short-term rates go higher than long-term rates, that could be an indicator that we are close to recession. we will talk more later but one of the things you will notice on the graphic we show is that wewe have taken the arrow two spots closer to thred. >> let's talk about that now. >> we have seen -- we are not close to an inversion but we have seen a flatten, so something we are lookiking at. that means short-term interest rates went up and long-term rates went down. it was o

the possibility of someone on the far right that may not be considered that palpable to a lot of us lookinge outside but can they emerge as a ted cruz or you mentioned rand paul. >> it could. look, if you look at the primary calendar, it starts with states that might be a little difficult for mitt romney and jeb bush especially if you have a mike huckabee in the race who is very popular with social conservatives so that might make it possible. he could win again. the iowa caucuses. after that is new hampshire where jeb bush or certainly mitt romney who is the governor of the neighboring state massachusetts could win that. then you go to south carolina. then i'm not sure how the republicans have changed their calendar but what usually happens is after south carolina comes florida. so it could be that one of those folks who is popular with the far right could take some of the early states and that's when having that establishment backing where mitt romney or jeb bush who would have the financial wherewithal to hang in there until they could win some states, that's probably the game plan that'

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us. >> look at her walk rate >> i know. >> tom steyer seems to have moved comfortably from ceo to his new environmental caretaker, but it remains to be seen if his passion and deep pockets are enough to conquer keystone. >> i think my parents had a strong sense of participating in the community, which is all i really think i am doing. ♪ . . >> he has been called tech's boy genius. a nonconformist. perhaps the only ceo who has refused to keep a schedule. david karp started tumblr before he was 20. he sold it to yahoo! before he was 30. it is now one of the most creative and social blogging platforms, all from a guy who dropped out of high school. joining me today on studio 1.0, tumblr founder and ceo david karp. thank you for joining us. thank you for having this on the schedule. >>

but for the rest of us, looking for increasing cloudiness, a chance of not much. high pressure will give way after sunshine early in the day. low pressure approaching from the south. what a weird direction for january. cloudy the result of rain for parts of southern california and not much down there earth. we have more clouds on monday. we will deal with the low for a couple of days, a couple clouds, by the end of the week. going back to sunny and warm by next weekend. bad news, january rain to thals, unless we give it on tuesday will be a 0 for san francisco. san jose picked up 2/100th of an inch. sacramento did not get a drop. and that means that this will go down in the history book fist we don't get any rain as the driest ever for san francisco. the driest ever for san jose and it is supposed to be the wettest month of the year. 2015, 2014, and 2013 are in the top 5 of the driest recorded in san francisco. bad news for january. it does not look like there is any on the way overnight lows tonight. seeing mostly upper 40s to low 50s and day time highs tomorrow,

no one else can represent us? look, al, slow down.e to respond to every black emergency. you're not black batman or our racial fire chief. i'm beginning to think a typical day at al sharpton's office looks like this. >> thank you. we got one! (laughter) >> larry: true. true. look at yourself, al sharpton. i appreciate your efforts, put you're literally stretching yourself thin. take a break, man. seriously. they're worried about you. how? you need to eat food. not just air time. okay. something about this just doesn't seem right. are we protesting too many things here? since it's m.l.k. day, and since he's the patron saint of non-violent protesters -- suck it, gandhi! -- we're going to talk about the state of the black protest. and there were a lot of them this year. there was the ferguson protest, the garner protest, and then the nypd protest of the handling of that protest. then there was a black brunch protest. yesterday in oakland, people were protesting police violence. and even as i speak tonight there's a demonstration going on

look up in chattanooga tennessee, the gig. that's the first city wide major public brand ban network for the citizen reef the community. it gives us the picture of where we need to goally. >> >> and this report doesn't encompass but but it's the launch point to get there right away so i urge you to look up the gig in chattanooga and check it out what is possible because it's an amazing situation where they're getting enough revenue from the system that it's not really costing a lot to taxpayers or ratepayers. this is a program that's cheaper than what we already pay for over a gig wat of connection speed so please read that before jason gives the final report so we're ready to go on the next step of getting community public brand ban to the -- broad ban to the entirety of san francisco. this is the same as eisenhower's highway system. it's the public internet system, instead of private internet system so please be check it out. thanks. >> okay. i look forward to that. any other member of the public to comment? okay. we will close public. [gavel] and go to the next item. >> chair avalos can i thank gene cleanon and one of the activ

for us look for cloudy skies. mild conditions. a lot of them in the 60s now. temperatures due to this cloud cover have been held down. here is sal a very happy, good morning to you. >> happy, good morning, it's tuesday. we are starting to get off to a good start. right now we don't have anything bad out there. let's start with the east shore freeway. it is a nice looking drive. no major problems here as you drive from the carquinez bridge to the mccarthur maze. a 17 minute drive as you drive through. when you get to the toll plaza, the traffic continues to look very nice. westbound bay bridge looks good into the city with no major problems. on the peninsula, 101 and 280 are off to a good start. if you are driving to the san mateo or airport, you shouldn't have any problems on 101. let's go back to the desk. >>> east san jose family is mourning the loss of their daughter after she was struck by a car and killed while jogging. it happened near edenwood drive. tara moriarty is live with what could be connected to street racing. >> reporter: people that live here

brad joyngs us on the phone now with word open how the roads are looking this morning. good morning, brad. >> good morning, eva. >> can you give us an updates of what we're facing on those major interest states and highways this morning. >> major interest states, highways prettyty clear rite now. still very wet. and as we hover around the freezing mark awe urge drivers to be careful there's slick spots, overpasses, bridges elevated ramps, as we head to northern montgomery county northern blocks there's a little more accumulation and slushy there and interest states and highways looking clear. second arie roads a little more accumulation. so again you know, we urge drivers to watch their speeds and be careful and delay plans if you can. >> any trouble spots people need to keep an eye out for this morning. >> well there are speed reux ductions not in philadelphia area but in the lehigh valley. if you head out to allentown or reading, interstate 78, 8 0rbgs 81 176 and i 80 reduce todd 45 miles an hour. off us 22 us 22 and 422 reduced to 45 miles an hour and route 33 and 309

we're really going to be look ago head and turning our focus to what's waiting in the wings for us down the road here. for now scan 3 is quiet. you have a few speclees of moisture picking up none of that affects us. rather we see clouds. that's really it. sun, clouds, partly sunny day as a result. here's where we stand now. below freezing a cross the board xtd very seasonable. overall in terms of early morning temperatures, 25 degrees. it's a tad breezy as you head up to the pocono mountain and that's typical when you get up to the mountainous terrain. 30 in ac at this hour and as the day progress it looks like a quiet day. technically a smith above average with daytime eyes. 46 not bad down the shore on this day of the year and this is typically one of the coldest weeks of the entire year. as we hit 44 in philadelphia that is about 4 degrees above the normal. take what we can get. 30 in the poconos and certainly a cold someday. we expect a few more clouds along the way as well. that said, by, tomorrow, we have our ion a new clipper system and moves in towards the evening time frame. bu