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if they are not coming directly to the website and they are coming to us through facebook, ddit,er, snap chat, rea we should know this. there is nothing terribly radical about this. those of us in the newspaper industry -- and, i have been in it for 40 years -- we were taught in journalism that houses newspapers.readhey re more are reading on digital devices. we need to understand how they are reading and it is comparable to how they read newspapers. we need to know how they are reading us. host: what is the impact over the last years? people in the talkshow business have beat on the mainstream media every day. i want to run a clip of sean hannity, rush limbaugh, michael and ask you if it has done any damage to the business. >> the moral code, the moral f state-controlled media is something to behold. lamestream media is rendered powerless. >> i'm going to play for you this. >> the mainstream media is out of control. you know this. it is beyond repair. a -- present whorestream media. marty baron: are there any adjectives left? host: i think they got them all. term,baron: they use a many

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for example, if they are not coming directly to our website and they're coming to us through facebook or through google or twitter or snapchat or any of these other venues, we should know that. >> sunday night on q & a, "washington post" executive poster marty baron talks about the changes at "the post." >> i think the movie is faithful to the broad outline of how the investigation unfolded. i think it's important to keep in mind that it's a movie. it's not a documentary. had you to compress within two hours a seven-month plus investigation. you had to introduce a lot of characters and had you to introduce the important themes that emerged over the investigation. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q & a. >>> u.s. citizenship and immigration services director lee leon rodriguez now. he explains the actions by his agency following the san bernardino, california, shooting to enhance the vetting process for refugees. >>> i want to welcome our welcome our witness, mr. rodriguez. even without concerns being raced by terrorists seeking to exploit our refugee program or our immigration system

us through 6:30. if you've got a question for her, you can ask it on the nbc 10 facebook page or by tweeting us. >>> a lot of critical thinking today at a school in north philadelphia. some philly police officers looked on as students at st. martin de pour school played in a chess tournament. visiting students every week practicing. it's part of an outreach program to celebrate their hard work. students received their own personal chess boards. >> i don't know if you saw this. sw michael phelps causing a player to miss a free throw. he helped some students with their curtain of distraction. that's him, he jumped around behind the basket wearing his gold medals and swim suit. and well, nothing else, the distraction worked. oregon state missed both shots. phelps moved to arizona last year to train with a swim coach for the summer rio games. he has 18 gold medals under his swimming cap. >> up next, Ñiinexpensive iphon, to deal to allow you to walk away with a new one for a dollar. >> well, you remember, last weekend we were bracing for a blizzard. today we're talking about potential for a record breaking

you can send us an e-mail or message us through facebook. and we look forward to hearing from you each and every week. we're hours away from the big game. we're going to look at who is out and who is >>> from colorado sports leader, here's rod. good morning, brady, 17 because of payton's injured heel, that didn't happen in november. but it could happen next sunday if payton can get by big ben and the steelers this afternoon. but the best player, he'll play despite the steelers being banged up. he wasn't going to miss this one. big ben and the rest of the steelers arrived yesterday afternoon. i was hoping they still, how effective can rossenburger. he's without his best, williams and brown have been ruled out. >> with or without the shoulder injury, we went to get to the quarterback and get him on the ground. >> i think they're going to do the same thing. there's techniques to hide pain in this nfl. there's just the way it goes and he's going to get out there and play. >> the patriots punch their ticket to the nfl final four by beating the ch

for example, if they are not coming directly to our website and they are coming to us through facebook or google will or twitter or snap chat or read we or any of these venues, should know that. >> sunday night, washington post's executive editor talks since he changes to took over. he discusses his work as editor-in-chief of the boston globe. >> the movie is faithful to the the investigation unfolded. it is important to keep in mind, it is a movie, not a documentary. you had to compress within a couple hours a seven month plus investigation, including things that happened afterwards. you had to introduce a lot of characters and you had to introduce the important themes that emerged over the course of the investigation. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern next, a" >> conversation on the current conditions inside of iraq. the panel will talk about the public perception that iraqis have of their government and prospects for the country's future. the u.s. institute of peace close to the event. -- >> ok. everybody. glad that you could join us this afternoon. lindbourg.nancy i'm the president o

sewage was found backing up through the floor drains and the kitchen. roaches in the dry storage room. wendy has called them but has no answer yet. tip us off through our facebook page. check out many more wendy's "dirty dining" reports here at abcactionnews.com/dining. >>> 6:35. in hillsborough county today is sentencing day for a plant city teen that caused a deadly drunk driving accident when she was only 16 years old. jennifer carbohol is sentenced to be sentenced 7:30 this morning. she pleaded no contest to dui manslaughter charges. in february of 2014 she was exiting i-4 in plant city, ran a red light and killed 52-year- old keith davis. she's facing up to 15 years in prison. >>> new this morning -- there is a new way for you to get to the big easy. allegiant announced overnight it will start to offer non-stop flights between st. pete clearwater airport and new orleans starting this june. each flight would cost as little as $39. >>> this morning as you are headed out the door, getting the kids out for school, be aware of this, if you didn't know already, the temperatures are in the 30s. i mean we're talking close to freezing in citrus and parts of hernand

us. so, for example, if they are not coming directly to our website and they're coming through us to -- to us through facebook or twitter or snapchat or reddit, we should know that. >> sunday night on q&a q&a, "washington post" executive editor talks about the changes at the post since he took over in 2013. he also discusses the depiction of his work as editor in chief of "the boston globe" in the movie "spotlight." >> i think the movie is quite faithful to the broad outline of how the investigation unfolded. i think it's important to keep in mind it's a movie, it's not a documentary. you had to compress within two hours a seven-month-plus investigation, including things that happened afterwards and you had to introduce a lot of characters and you had to introduce the important themes that emerged over the course of that investigation. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern n "q&a." >> president obama today announced a series of executive actions designed to reduce gun violence. he made the announcement this morning in the white house east rom. the president was introduced by a father of the boy who was killed in th

. >> pictures coming to us through twitter and facebook. a live picture at dulles international airport where we understand all flights coming into this airport have been canceled for today the. the runways are close. as you see, the plows are doing the best they can

eastern and you call in or join us through facebook or twitter. ofn to the university nebraska in omaha on wednesday. will have coverage at 5 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> he said to him, you know, we have college age kids covered here in alabama but it is really the kids in the elementary school that are suffering. african-americans are getting poorer education, horrible buildings. separate but not equal. night, a documentary filmmaker talks about her latest and about julius rosenwald his experience with booker t. washington and in the south to bring schools to those in rural america. >> he said, sears together these it houses. why don't we just make those? , i want us to do it. it was probably the best thing he did. it morphed into a thousand schools all over the south including maryland. that is sunday night on c-span's q&a. announcer: sometime soon, president and mrs. obama will leave at the white house for their brief ride to the capital. where shortly after 9 p.m. president obama will make his final report before a joint session of congres

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us. comingmple, if they are through facebook, google, twitter, snap chat, read it, or , weof these other venues should know that. >> tonight on q&a, the editor of the "washington post" talks about changes at the post and his work as editor -- and the depiction of his work as editor in chief of the boston globe in the movie "spotlight." >> i think it is faithful to how the investigation unfolded. it's important to keep in mind that it's a movie, not a documentary. you have to include -- compress into two hours seven months plus of investigation, including things that happened afterward. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on q&a. each week, american history tv's real america brings you archival help provide context for today's public affairs issues. >> our first impression of damascus is one of surprise as we notice the appearance of the square in the center of the city. our opinion changes as we step

danielle morrow sent us this picture through facebook of a light dusting of snow in redbank. jessica hodge summerlin sent us this picture of snow in clarendon county this morning. this is a picture of snow covering a car this morning from jayne dawson on facebook. these pictures of a light dusting of snow in richland county. in south carolina -- extra road crews are on standby-- ready with salt spreaders and snow plows if snow or ice piles up. the s-c dot took advantage of the good weather yesterday brining roads and bridges. officials say-- extra troopers will be on the road as this storm moves in. with morning temperatures expected to be much colder today - you know what that means - a cold car! we all dread it. bundling up and heading out to get in the iceburg! so this morning, you'll want to give your car plenty of time to warm up. the absolute worst thing you can do for your car in cold weather like this is to hop in, start it up, and immediately hit the road. the systems in your car need to warm up. if they operate while too cold, you're putting a lot of strain on the ca

. >> pictures coming to us through twitter and facebook. a live picture at dulles international airport where we understand all flights coming into this airport have been canceled for today the. the runways are close. as you see, the plows are doing the best they can to get the airport open eventually. >> all flights canceled as well out of reagan international and bw icht. here's a picture of 95 north. we just talked to nbc's dylan dreyer. people have been listening to the warnings of first responders to stay off the roads so the crews can get ahead of the storms and do their job. >> as we show you some of the live pictures that are coming in, these are people who have experience driving in a lot of snow, maybe not quite this much. they have a lot of experience. there are few cars out there with the exception of the emergency responders, the news media who are capable of driving in this stuff. >> you know the situation. please take heed and stay off the roads. >> the reality is, the weather is not done with us just yet. lauren rickets outs

so if they're coming to us through facebook or through google or twitter or through snap chat, or through any of these other venues, we should know that. >> sunday night on washington post, talking about the changes of the post since he took over. he also discusses the depiction of his work in the boss ton globe in the movie, spotlight. >> i think it's important to keep in mind that you have to compress in two hours. you had to introduce a lot of introduce the important things with that investigation. >> next, former diplomat and academics discuss the israel-palestinian conflict and the possibility of creating stability in the region. ladies and gentlemen, we would like to start with please turning off your cell phone. >> my name is yono alexander. i'm the director of the university cent er the universiy studies that are administered by the policy studies as well as the university center for legal studies at international law institute in cooperation with many academic institutions, universities around the world. specifically i'd like to mention the center for national security of the uni

they wanted to see if people found other ways to use facebook without going through google play. according to the report no one who experienced a problem stopped using facebook. >>> twitter users may be able to stop stressing about 140 characters or less. technology sites say they candy crease it to 10,000 characters. it is like what you see here. he would like to find a way to make that text searchable. >> the cost of flying is going up again. five airlines, delta, southwest, united, american and jetblue all announced today that they are raising fares on most flights. abc news says the hike is by $3. business and leisure travelers will be affected. travel experts say the hike is typical after a busy holiday travel season. it could go away if airlines don't sell enough tickets. >> we'll see. in the meantime let's talk more about the big storm coming our way. >> drivers will have big issue. >> absolutely, ama and dan. we are talking about difficulty driving and low visibility. with the heavy rain the wipers will be on full blast. our radar is just tracking cloud and a few spotty sh

are us.ng to for example, if they are not coming directly to your website and they come to us through facebookgoogle or to after were snapped chad or any of these other venues, we should know that. night, the washington post executive editor talks about the changes at the post since he took over in 2013. he discusses the depiction of his work as editor-in-chief of "the boston globe" in the movie "spotlight: >> i think the movie is faithful to how the investigation unfolded. it's a movie, not a documentary. you had to compress within two hours seven months of investigation including things that happened afterwards. you had to introduce a lot of characters and had to introduce the important themes that emerged over the course of that investigation. >> " that's sunday night at 8:00 eastern onq&a." >> "washington journal" continues. gohmertngressman louie is a congressman from texas. what is your take on what's happening in oregon? >> there is a lot of concern. guest: i am not a fan of violating the law and taking over facilities that you don't own, that you don't have a right to take over. i have

they wanted to see if people found other ways to use facebook without going through google play. according to the report no one who experienced a problem stopped using facebook. >>> twitter users may be able to stop stressing about 140 characters or less. technology sites say they candy crease it to 10,000 characters. it is like what you see here. he would like to find a way to make that text searchable. >> the cost of flying is going up again. five airlines, delta, southwest, united, american and jetblue all announced today that they are raising fares on most flights. abc news says the hike is by $3. business and leisure travelers will be affected. travel experts say the hike is typical after a busy holiday travel season. it could go away if airlines don't sell enough tickets. >> we'll see. in the meantime let's talk more about the big storm coming our way. >> drivers will have big issue. >> absolutely, ama and dan. we are talking about difficulty driving and low visibility. with the heavy rain the wipers will be on full blast. our radar is just tracking cloud and a few spotty sh

if they are not coming directly to the website and are coming to us through facebook, google, twitter, snap chat, reddit, or any of these other venues, we should know that. night, washington post executive editor talks about the changes to the post. he also discusses the depiction of his work as editor in chief of the boston globe in the movie, "spotlight." >> the movie is quite faithful to the broad outline of the investigation. it is a movie and not a documentary. you had to compress within two hours, a seven months plus investigation, including things that happened afterwards. you had to introduce a lot of characters and important themes that emerged over the course of the investigation. >> president obama announcing new executive actions on guns. we will take you live to the white house in 40 minutes on c-span. until then we will take a look at a discussion about isis and domestic terrorism. this is from today's washington journal. omar joins us in a discussion on islamic extremism. she is with the u.s. institute of peace. from your perspective as a muslim american, do you think t

so, for example, if they are not coming directly to our website and coming to us through facebook, google, snapchat, reddit or any other venues, we should know that. >> sunday night on q&a, executive editor marty barren talks about the changes at "the post" since he took over. >> the movie is quite kwaeugtful to how the investigation unfolded. it is important to keep in mind it is a movie, not a documentary. you had to compress in two hours a seven-month plus investigation, including things that happened afterwards. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. former agriculture secretary dan glickman believes president obama's executive order is not a political move but something the president believes needs to be addressed immediately. he spoke on the 2016 presidential race and the political process with students at the washington center and why congress has failed to act after several deadly mass shootings and what the nra's role in that could be. this is about two hours. >> our seminar is entitled "in pursuit of the presidency." ive put in a subtitle" does conventional wisdom matter?" in t

for example, let's say not coming directly toward website and come to us through facebook or google or twitter or snapchat or any of these other dangers. we should know that. >> sunday night on to a "washington post" executive editor marty baron talks about the changes at the post since he took over in 2013. he discusses the depiction of his work as editor-in-chief of "the boston globe" in the movie spotlight. >> i think the movie is quite faithful to the broad outlines of that investigation unfolded. it's important to keep in mind it's a movie, not a documentary. you had to compress within two hours seven month plus investigation including things that happened afterwards. you and introduce a lot of characters and introduce the important things that emerged over the course of that investigation. >> sunday night on q&a. >> and we are live on c-span2 on the american petroleum institute president and ceo jack gerard shortly will deliver remarks at the organization's annual state of american energy. he will address priority for the oil and natural gas industry and is scheduled to take ques

we need to know how they are , if they us example are coming to us through facebook, google or snap chatit or other venues, we should know that. on q&a,y night "washington post" executive editor talks about the changes at the post since he took over in 2013. he discusses the depiction of his work as editor in chief of the boston globe in the movie "spotlight." is faithfulhe movie to the outline of how they investigated unfolded. it is a movie, not a documentary. you had to compress with an 2 hours a seven month plus investigation and editors a lot of characters and introduce the important themes that emerged over the course of that investigation. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. c-span takes you on the road to the white house and into the classroom. this year, our student can documentary contest asks students to tell us what issues they want to hear from presidential candidates. wrote to the's white house coverage and get details about our student cam contest at c-span.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: our last guest of the morning is greg myre, a scholar at the middle

. >> want to encourage everybody when you get a picture to send it to us through our nbc washington facebook page or on our website or send it to me directly on my twitter handle. my twitter handle i is @chuckbell4. i'll share it out as well. nigel cammack sent this great picture in. sure looks like a foot of snow this morning in frederick. these will be great pictures we get to see once we get the sun up here a little bit. snowfall amounts will be copious. plan on at least a foot across the region. many places are going to get two feet or more. again, this plume of heavy snow coming into the washington area. very close to whiteout conditions already. my drive in this morning, i can see just barely more than a quarter mile. below a quarter mile is when we consider it essentially to be whiteout conditions. what an awful lot of snow we're going to get. the upper level low is still down here across central virginia. it's energizing the storm along the coastline. we have to get the main push in the upper atmosphere to pull away before we have the ability to start getting thing to slow down. over

are notple, if they coming directly to our website and they are coming to us through facebook or google or twitter or snap chat or reddit or any of these other venues, we should know that. theunday night on "q&a," washington post executive editor talks about the changes since he took over in 2013. he also discusses the depiction of his work as editor-in-chief of "the boston globe" in the movie "spotlight." >> i think the movie is quite faithful to the broad outline of how the investigation unfolded. it is important to keep in mind that it is a movie is not a documentary. you had to compress within two hours seven months plus of investigation, including things that happened afterwards, and you had to introduce a lot of characters, and you had to introduce the important themes that emerged over the course of the investigation. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on "q&a." a group ofturday, armed protesters have taken over the headquarters of the national wildlife refuge. it includes the side of the standoff. he talks about the issue on the house floor. refuge in organ. >> as i am sure my coll

if they're coming to us through facebook or google or twitter or or any ofor reddit these other venues, we should know that. >> sunday night on "q&a," talks about the changes at the post since he took over. he discusses the depictions of his work in the movie "spotlight." the movie is faithful to the broad outline of how the investigation unfolded. this movie is not a documentary. you had to compress within two hours a seven-month investigation, including things that happened afterwards. you had to introduce a lot of characters and the important themes that emerged over the course of that investigation. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern "q&a on." -- on "q&a." >> since saturday, a group of protesters have taken over a national wildlife rep -- refuge in organ. >> as i am sure my colleagues are aware of the situation in hardy county, oregon, where a , haveof protesters, armed overtaken the federal facility of the national wildlife refuge. this group is led largely by people who are not necessarily from morgan, although they obviously have supporters from oregon. they are originally the

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more in more detail can not tell you enough how much you want to stay updated with us here and through twitter and facebook as well here's ashley. all right greg we'll keep an eye on traffic conditions as well even though things have not really started yet in terms of the weather things have started in terms of traffic slows give you a live look now at naval station norfolk traffic on five sixty four west just past the runway tunnel we can already see those bright lights especially had to gate three a starting to slow down if you're headed toward him to boulevard to expect those delays starting about three quarters of the way down five sixty four west back on the traffic network map things to bead up and look to be i should say doing pretty well. elsewhere sixty four east and west in williamsburg still moving ok if you're headed westbound in the direction of richmond between newman and help them only going to take you twelve minutes and that is usual for us to come up in the next few minutes we'll see a tropical hampton at the hr bt so much it is for fifty one a bizarre accident claimed . new this morning

. >>> we are giving away the secret word of the day, use that word to enter through our facebook page and we will announce the winners thursday, january 28th. >>> i'm reginald roundtree, you know we love to hate those red light cameras, guess what new at 5:30, one group of city leaders is looking at a stop signal of its own. we are going to check out to see how it could affect you and your drive. family would be without the help. a zoo. >>> a dream come true for a wounded vet,. >>> and he has been in trouble before, but this time he got suspended just trying to help his friend. this is one of those stories that will probably have you scratching your head. those stories and much more coming up next on 10 news at 5:30. >>> just ahead, okay quick question, how many times have you tried to get a loaded gun on the plane, none, right? >>> here is a look what is coming up tonight. 8:00 the big binge theory, followed by life in pieces. 9:00 mom. and then 9:30 angel from hell. join rental and me for 10 news at is 1:00. >>> this one is just bizarre, alexander consider was a former kgb agent. he

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us we will see rain. that rain will flow through and blowout over a five hour period. the sure to check us out on facebook and all of the above night into the morning commute on friday. the forecast high is warmer tomorrow in the upper 60s. maybe upper 70 degrees and then we cool off again by early next week. staying dry tomorrow and by first thing friday morning even before sunrise, showers with potentially strong storms clean up quickly saturday. in other chance of rain on sunday although right now i am leaning more toward southern counties. >>> coming up, a california businessman sees a man running from police and jumped into action. how his own survival story >>> turning back to the breaking news in st. petersburg this is happy now at fifth avenue north and seventh street north in st. pete. >> son was in the back of a police car pulling away. just heard from the chief of police. he said neighbors have been complaining. we are still getting more details about this story. we will bring you more information as soon as we get it.>>> a california man says he stepped up when he saw a man running from police

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so for example, if they are not coming directly to our website and they are coming to us through facebook or google or twitter or snapchat or through any of these other venues, we should know that. >> sunday night on q&a, "washington post" executive editor talks about the changes at the post since he took over in 2013. he also discusses the depiction of his work in "spotlight." >> the movie is faithful to the broad outline of how the investigation unfolded. i think it's important to keep in mind that it's a movie, it's not a documentary. so you had to come press within two hours seven-month investigation including things that happened afterwards. you had to introduce a lot of characters and introduce the important themes that emerged over the course of that investigation. >> sunday night on q&a. >>> next a discussion on how thy iraqi people view their government and their views is toward extremist groups like isis. held byindbourg the u.s. instit peace, this is an hour and a half..s. >> thank you for joining us. i'm the president of the u.s. institute of peace and i'm delighted this after

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