we're anxious to share west virginia with everybody. we maintain west virginia's status as an energy powerhouse. the mountain valley pipeline is flowing. berkshire hathaway has brought new facilities to west virginia and thousands of new clean energy jobs. success in west virginia is part of a larger american story of energy innovation and nndz. we've always been a powerhouse in energy. now we have wind and solar and battery storage. in 2023, america produced more energy than ever. i want you to hear this. in 2023 we lead the world in energy production. 38 trillion -- 38 thousand cubic feet of natural gas produced, 4.7 trillion barrels of crude oil. 238 million megawatt-hours of solar, and a record 6.4 gigawatts of new batteries installed on the grid. nowhere in the world has that happened but here because of all of us. you can't eliminate your way to a cleaner environment. you can't eliminate, quit using something. you've got to innovate through technology. that's why we funded the regional hydrogen hubs and made sure one of them would

i'll say the state of virginia. but the chesapeake region generally and this is what i was referencing earlier, that this area that produced a great many leaders in the midst of the revolution. some of those leaders were engaged in debates over commerce. how do you arbitrate trade? trade? how are we going? how is virginia and maryland going to decide how we work out commerce on the potomac? if you've ever been to mount vernon, for example, george washington's ancestral home, if you stand out there and look at that beautiful scene of the potomac, you almost imagine people on both sides of it thinking by way of states, how are we going to regulate this? who has right of way, who has access? is one state going to tax another's commerce? all these kinds of questions come to the fore. and that's in part what a number of these folks are dealing with. and virginia and maryland of their own accord. now, might you know, we would be used to a national government handling those kinds of questions well, these are two states who

the army of virginia. and i also want to just touch on little bit about how the attitudes of enslaved people affect the attitudes of soldiers as well. and especially how those attitudes collectively within the army especially affected the evolving process of emancipation as it related to the american civil war. now, the three corps that made up the army of virginia, katie them eventually commanded by franz sigel, nathaniel banks and mcdowell, the men in those command were all volunteers, and they virtually all marched into virginia with a near universal commitment to restoring the union. but they had very varied views on almost everything else associated with the civil war. almost all were racist, often, profoundly. the more i with the army of the potomac, and the more history them as an agent of emancipation, the more. i also realized how deeply racism was among the people of that army and this nation, the many of them, some of them were just disgustingly so, hardly less sympathetic to enslaved people tha

james madison, of course, of virginia is there. i'm it would have been very hard to have imagined the philadelphia convention ultimately in terms of its ability to kind of secure some level of support without george washington's support. washington being someone that was widely he was the american sense that he was someone who had laid down power when he had the opportunity to take it up. so if you were worried this turning into, you know, a power play, power grab, something sort of anti populist in that sense, then presumably washington's presence his support from it would give you some comfort, right? some of pause that in fact, that isn't what it was all about. so there are some attendees there. alexander hamilton, of course, as i said, he wasn't able to stay the of the time, but nonetheless, is there. not to mention him as kind of the. sort of leading among a group of sort new nationalists, if you put yourself into that meeting in philadelphia, if you were there in independence hall or pennsylvania state house, you say washingt

virginia serated. and he builds a house there, calls travelers rest. this obvusly still stands today. mit be.rivately owned as you hotelates and not enjoy a satellite tv tv like on the on the left there but it is privately owned the woman who owns it she was nice enough let me come visit over the summer and she's lived there since 1965. such owned it for almost 60 years so she knows a lot about the house but gates builds his house right after he moves to move virginia and and he becomes immersed in virginia society. his radical big ideas are more and more accepted and one way that it becomes more like an american or more like a virginian is it becomes a slaveholder as begins purchasing enslaved people and becomes, by the standards of berkeley county, is not the tidewater of virginia becomes a fairly substantial slaveholder in that particular county. gates views in america intensified his all all of us have been set in motion years earlier. concerns about corruption and autocracy in the sense that the m

and manassas, virginia. and her father being a very hospitable southerner opened his home so people could come and stay. antonia used it as an opportune to kind of find out what things were going on and shared that information. sadly, she caught because they by process elimination they said this information was only shared in this at this time and the only people who could possibly have known this was mr. ford and his daughter. so they arrested her along with some of the other people and put her in prison in the infamous old capitol prison d.c. she didn't have too bad of a time. when her captors took a shine to her. his name was willard, the heir to the willard hotel, d.c. and eventually she was released. and surprisingly they got married and lived happily ever after at the willard hotel when some of the people who had testified her were practically their deathbed, said she had nothing to do with. so nobody's quite sure whether she did or didn't, because remember women are supposed to be pious and they're su

he's collecting native plants here in virginia. and he sends them over to gardeners and friends in england. in exchange, they send over the most fashionable plants that are being planted in england to customers over here. and he starts to plant them in his garden. by 1735, he had dropped he really had dropped all pretense of modesty about his garden. he said, my garden is inferior to few, if any. in virginia. so this was written. this was written. this is written in the letter. so we know he's got this great garden and there's a couple of descriptions of it. and they're not very detailed, though we know that he has large wide gravel walks that were installed in this garden. we know a lot of different plant varieties because that's what he seems to really be interested in. he's saying, i'm sending you this, this, this and this. and in exchange, we see that person in england say one sitting you back, pistachio trees and tulips. so we've got a great list of the types of plants that are in this garden, but we don't know exactly where t

in virginia, election day was the first day of the next campaign.hat ends on tuesday with a special election for senate where democrats currently hold the majority. there is also a special election in the state house. it is a hard work to knock on doors and have people vote for you in the wake of an election -- presidential election year. but it is oh so very important. and i'll be honest, i am very biased because i once worked in the virginia house of delegates. the republican governor is term limited so democrats have a real chance of winning the governor's race in november but the success of the democratic government in virginia starts with winning these special elections and keeping control of the state legislature. joining us now, two running for the senate. both are running to represent parts of loudoun county outside of washington, d.c.. thank you both for joining me today. can we start with the stakes of this race. it is my understanding that losses in either of these two seats would result in potentially republican control or a power-sharin

i was born and raised right here in northern virginia.eir entire careers working for the department of veteran affairs. it is integral to the entire economy. it is not just federal employees. it is members of our military that serve in our bases here. so the disruption they're trying to put into place could have really significant impacts here in virginia. >> i am just truck by the fact that while many folks were wringing their hands about the last election and pontificating how to talk to voters, the two of you were actually out there talking to voters. delegate, what are you hearing? >> they don't want their children to have less than what they had. that's really concerning to them. they're really concerned about the jobs. they're concerned about the new administration. health care is another big one. i got involved in politics because of health care. i was hit by a truck in the early '90s. my wife had surgery. those two incidences made me realize how broken our health care system is. wonderful doctors, nurses and specialists, but our h

news, police in old lovingston, virginia were worried. fearful that they had two killers hunting young girls at the same time. beautiful alexis murphy disappeared after last being seen at a local gas station. and she wasn't the only one. now, cops are wondering how many predators are among them. >> in case y'all didn't know, it's black girl sunday senior pictures are right around the corner for alexis murphy and the vivacious, social media loving 17 year old is headed out to get her hair done by. to make this long drive. i'll let you, girl. >> but in the wee hours of sunday morning, alexis grandmother awakes to a terrifying discovery. alexis didn't make her midnight curfew. >> she had never done that before. that's something that's not right. that's not alexis. >> the local sheriff's department is notified of the missing teen. >> they called the state police in, and they had the helicopter in the air that night. the fbi was on ground, too. >> they weren't alone. alexis. large social media following brought out hundreds of searchers. then,

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a state of emergency has been declared in six states — west virginia, kentucky, virginia, kansas, arkansasnd missouri. in kansas, the usual average low temperature at this time of year is minus 6 degrees celsius — now it's expected to fall to minus 29 degrees. in kentucky, the average low is minus 3 degrees, but it's expected to be as low as minus 16. these are pictures from missouri — one of those states under an emergency. snow, ice and plunging temperatures have affected the roads while air travel has also been hit. more than 5,000 flights across the us have so far been cancelled, according to flight tracking website flightaware. joining me live now is ben noll. he's a weather, climate, and meteorology reporter for the washington post, who's been tracking the winter storm. good to have you with us. in the midwest talk of a white out, how bad could it be? we have had _ out, how bad could it be? we have had a — out, how bad could it be? we have had a lot _ out, how bad could it be? - have had a lot of snow fall in states like kansas and missouri a foot and a half of snow. 0ver a foot and

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he ran the health department in west virginia he graduated direct the rest virginia bureau for publicealth 2015 to 2018 with a special focus on reducing overdose death from the opioid epidemic. this is a the death was soaring and becoming part of our national consciousness west virginia was at the epicenter of this. heat serves successfully under democratic and republican governors in west virginia. with the pleasure of posting him last summer to reflect on the impact of the first year of over-the-counter access, expanded access to the over dose reversal medication naloxone. one of the most recent bite of the important steps we'll from dr. gupta in the prevention of death overdose deaths. i want to single out for special thanks my colleagues who very carefully choreographed and organized today's event. supported by kayla, caitlin and rebecca. i want to offer special thanks whose integral to planning and thinking through this conversation. our remarkable production team eric with others. we are joined today this production this conversation is also being fed through the c-span channel

senior board here at christ church in alexandria, virginia. with me is our rector, reverend noel simmons. the story that i will describe today is really a lesson in leadership from perhaps the greatest leaders of the 20th century. president franklin roosevelt and prime minister winston churchill. these were men who were willing to commit to their countries to along bloody conflict in the name of freedom to support the freedom and independence of their own homeland but to support freedom and democracy for other people around the world. the combined that with a deep humility. they believed that our countries had to be worthy, spiritually and morally of the victory they were asking god to grant us. , so on january 1st, 1942, president roosevelt and mrs. roosevelt came here to christchurch with prime minister winston churchill, ward halifax of the british ambassador, and lady halifax, and others in their party to commemorate what roosevelt had called for the national day of prayer. and they prayed for three things , they prayed for strength in the

and then in virginia, george allen came in, you know, and sweep virginia by 17 points. i also first got elected in 2009 to the virginia, you know, general assembly, you know, after you know, big win. obama won virginia and then we came in once again, bob mcdonnell won for governor for 17, 17 points. and i won a district that was very blue and when i first started running, everyone patted on my my head and said, oh, cute little girl, what are you doing running? there's no way you can win. and six other republican in northern virginia won with me. so do not despair. we go back and forth and in the 21st century, we have had 11 change elections out of 13, meaning that either the house, the senate or the white house has changed hands in each election every two years. so the only time they haven't changed is in 2004 and 2008. in the bush reelect and in the obama reelect. so i know you're hearing everything about this huge mandate and all these things, but it's a lot less than it seems, i would say. and look to virginia next year, i think you're going to see, you know, pretty

icing conditions in the mountains of west virginia and virginia. that's a big problem. 6 to 8 inches of snow. delmarva peninsula snowfall rates 1 to 3 inches and even more hazardous this time from lexington, kentucky. now, we have another storm system coming in. the storm will develop over the southwest. rain, snow and ice over the south all the way up into the plains. we're looking at snow. friday intensifying as it moves across the gulf coast, bringing snow from chicago to nashville. rain down through the gulf. right now the models are very differing right now. this could move north and become more of a nor'easter. so we are going to be watching this. right now impacts from thursday to saturday, snow from new york, ice, atlanta to dallas, and heavy rain down through the gulf. guys? >> all right, al. >>> congress meets today to certify the results of the 2024 election, finalizing president-elect trump's win ahead of the inauguration. but the rules and the security in washington are being tightened after the violence that erupted over his election

host: that is logical for west virginia. the vote, there was almost a character in your life story, you referenced it. sen. manchin: everybody has been there. i tried to get almost every senator. host: but what role has played in your success? sen. manchin: when i said, we are going to have some ribs tonight and spaghetti tonight and we're going to have hotdogs or whatever, we will take a little cruise, you guys will be around on friday? we will take a little cruise, and we would get democrats and republicans. i got john thune and lisa murkowski fixing hamburgers, chuck schumer sitting and they are all dancing. normal people. when you get past the gate, nobody can touch us. everything is off the record. even reporters who have come down, i have had days when reporters have come. but i said, you can't take a picture. this is where i live. this is where we make things happen. this little boat -- it's a big old trawler, but is still a trawler, not a yacht, for sure but it is so comfortable and able to entertain on. i can put 20

we have a really awesome lineup ahead, including a visit to one zoo in virginia where poppy is stealinghe show. >>> plus, we'll put you to the test in this week's pop quiz. let's begin with one of the stories making headlines, and it's a pretty serious one.. we're talking about winds that have caused some devastating wildfires to break out across southern california this week, including in los angeles. and it's forced evacuations, some destruction. we know it can sound awfully scary, but it's important to understand what wildfires are all about so we can better protect ourselves. kids, you may want to grab a parent or grown-up to watch along with you in case you have questions. >> reporter: a wildfire is an unplanned fire that usually starts in natural areas like forests and prairies, places that give the fires the fuel they need to spread rapidly. wildfires sometimes start because of a natural occurrence like a lightning strike, but often, they are caused by human activities like leaving a camp fire unattended. a fire source is one part of what experts call the fire triangle that creat

, and virginia. maryland has declared a state of preparedness, and the governor of virginia out with a message to travelers saying stay alert and prepare now for any potential impacts. linsey. >> linsey: a number of warnings there in the mid-atlantic in particular. let's bring in somara theodore. we talked about snow and ice, but it's also bringing severe weather to the south. what can residents there expect? >> reporter: yes, in fact, a tornado has been reported in arkansas and a tornado watch is in effect from eastern texas through louisiana into mississippi. on the northern tier of the storm, that's where we're dealing with the snowfall tonight along i-70. by tomorrow morning, this could be a commuting mess for the mid-atlantic, specifically the washington, d.c. area, along i-95, in southern virginia is where we could see icing. and this storm system will linger through tomorrow evening. by the time it's said and done, up to a half inch of significant icing could be occurring in northern kentucky

and i had never read virginia woolf until recently. and who knew that she was funny?and i actually had been through the book combing for funny lines. and when they're not looking, we sort of slide them in. so you can imagine it's quite a lot of fun. and to think that all these years, the wit in woolf's work has been overshadowed by the gloom. the hope is that with this new film, her sense of humour will shine through. sharuna sagar, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello again. it's been a misty and murky start to the day today. we have had a lot of low cloud, some fog as well but thatis cloud, some fog as well but that is now slowly lifting from all but the far south—east of england. high pressure is firmly in charge of our weather. you can see the squeeze on the isobars indicating that it is pretty windy in the north—west and we've got an approaching weather front introducing thicker cloud through the afternoon. we will also see some rain. by then it should have brightened up for most. again, sunny spells except for in the far south—east where we d

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american history tv visited christchurch and alexandria, virginia to hear the story. hi, i'm john lawson and the former senior warden here at christ church in alexandria, virginia. with me is our rector, the reverend noel, george simmons. the story that i will describe today to me is really a lesson in leadership from perhaps the greatest leaders of the 20th century. president franklin roosevelt and prime minister winston churchill. these are men who are willing to commit their countries to a long, bloody conflict act in the name of freedom to support the freedom and independence of their own homelands, but to support freedom and democracy for other people around the world. they combine that with a deep humility. they believe that our countries had to be worthy spiritually and morally of the victory. they were asking god to grant us. so on january 1st, 1942, president roosevelt and mrs. roosevelt came here to christchurch with prime minister winston churchill. lord halifax, the british ambassador and lady halifax and others in their party to commemorate what roosevelt

it's not every day you turn 100. ♪ happy birthday dear virginia happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter:music teacher celebrates a century of life starting off on the right note. >> i'm happy to be here on this earth. i'm an old lady, but happy and love people. >> reporter: a milestone met on new year's day, a moment to reflect on this message. >> be kind to people. there's so much meanness now it seems like in the world. >> reporter: in these halls miss virginia is not the only new centenarian for the new year. mr. jack clarkson also turning 100 years old new year's day. lee master and clarkson were children during the great depression and teenagers as world war ii raged on. clarkson fought, serving in the navy. lee master's husband greg did, too. he died years later from wartime injuries. >> somebody that's really loved. >> reporter: but as time ticks on, lee master says she's learned 100 times now not to carry your worries into the new year. >> just forget about it and live, you know. >> reporter: with this advice to our younger generation. >> to enjoy life and enjoy animals and enjoy

covered my school virginia. and the cal bears. heidi covey: so, i have an eye disease that causes blindness. i have moments where i get a little bit sad because i just can't see things that i used to. dr. stanley taught me to trust in the lord even when you don't want to. god is such a faithful father. nothing that happens to us isn't without his eye upon it. >>> nfl up top. the 49er head coach kyle shanahan and john lynch bid au revoir to the season with their final meet the press today. they missed the playoffs for the first time since 2020. >> we don't plan on being in this place. don't like it. it's terrible to sit home and watch something that you expect yourself to be in the tournament. >> reporter: one of the casualties of the niners 6-7 season was nick sorenson who is out as defensive coordinator after one season. the next hire will be the team's fourth defensive coordinator in as many seasons. >> as hard as it is for me to come to this conclusion, but i feel will are options out there that could be better. >> reporter: it

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committee for washington, d.c., and is also a member of afl's bicentennial committee for northern virginia. she currently works at woodlawn and lahey house in alexandria, virginia and is in the process of obtaining a master's in american history from gettysburg college. tonight's event as well as the illumination you saw as you entered the lyceum and gatsby's tavern today and tomorrow is made possible by the national endowment for the arts through the office of the arts as part of the 275th commemoration grant program. one additional housekeeping note during the q&a portion of the evening, please come to the microphone at the center of the room. so everyone can hear your questions. for elizabeth. so join me in welcoming elizabeth to the podium to tell us more about the marquee and his time in alexandria. thank you so much, liz, for that lovely introduction and everyone here at the office of historic alexandria for inviting me tonight. i am thrilled to be speaking to you all to discuss my book, the marquis de lafayette returns and lafayette's 1824 1825 tour of america. lafayette's national

cardinal up 5 final seconds of the virginia with the ball. but they turn it over. jalen blakes with the steal. he sees the clock and he hits the 3 off glass at the buzzer. want to play stanford up 10 at the break. 2nd half moreno raising his draft stock. the lefty hook plus the he had 24 points and 10 rebounds. >> stanford 88 65 cal dropped a close one against virginia tech. what are some other stories that we had santa clara beat usf saint mary's also got a has in san jose state getting it all i'm testing my memory, which i'm impressed by. good enough for now. thank you. >> that's it for the news at 11. thanks for joining us. have a good night. see you have a good night. see you tomorrow. sore throat got your tongue? mucinex instasoothe sore throat medicated drops, uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. that's my babyyy! try our new sugar-free cough drops. instasoooooothe! ry with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. excited about saving big five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig sp

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the latest supreme court decision as pointed out by virginia versus black in 2003.lves the image of a burning cross one that still inspires fear and anger among black and jewish americans it's an unfortunate fact it is not been left in the past with other ugly relics in 19983 men were arrested and convicted separately across the burning of violent virginia state statute prohibiting cross burning on the property of another or public places with the intent to intimidate. they appealed their cases to the virginia supreme court arguing the statute was unconstitutional because it treated the active af cross burning itself as the only act required to prove intent to intimidate. the court agreed with them. so went to the supreme court of the united states but that court held in a seven -- two decision by sandra day o'connor state mate band cross burning carried out with the intent to intimidate. the provision of the virginia statute treating the active cross burning as evidence of intent to intimidate was unconstitutional. a cross burning may be carried out for a reason ot

he landed in virginia a few days before christmas, 1941.nd he and roosevelt and their combined military staffs conferred on strategy for the war. america was in the war by this time. it was just a couple of weeks after pearl harbor. and there was a lot to discuss. we had the same goals, but there were tremendous questions about allegation of supplies and material and men to europe for pacific or north africa. and so they had a lot of work to do. but roosevelt and churchill got along famously. after christmas, churchill took a special train to canada, gave a famous speech to the canadian parliament in ottawa. he came back on the overnight train on new year's eve. and the next morning he gets off at union station, goes to the white house where roosevelt had arranged for him and mrs. roosevelt and their party to come here to christchurch for the commemoration of the national day of prayer. churchill's granddaughter, sealian sandies, wrote a book about churchill's travels. and she said it would be hard to find a more evocative setting for this

maxine reno against virginia tech. the acc scoring leader.alf, 22-9 cardinal run to win the game. there was a photo bombing kid that grabbed a few minutes of fame in a post game interview. >> what's your name? >> i'm isaac. >> what did you think of the game today? >> it was great. you did awesome. >> what about the team? >> the team did very well. they played together very well. >> are you going to be a big supporter this year? >> yes. >> that kid will be the man when he goes back to school and his parents better save that video for the rehearsal dinner years from now. >> why wasn't he more nervous? he was very calm like he had been doing it for years. got to watch out. all right vern, thank you. >>> keeping an eye on the wild fires burning in southern california. we'll have an update on stay ahead of your child's moderate-to-severe eczema with dupixent as they welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists helps heal their skin from within. severe allergic reactions c

a state of emergency has been declared in six states — west virginia, kentucky, virginia, kansas, arkansasnd missouri. in kansas the usual average low temperature at this time of year is minus six degrees celsius — now it's expected to fall to minus 29 degrees. in kentucky the average low is minus three degrees, but its expected to be as low as minus 16. these are pictures from missouri — one of those states under an emergency. snow, ice and plunging temperatures have affected the roads — while air travel has also been hit. more than 5,000 flights across the us have so far been cancelled, according to flight tracking website flightaware. the mayor of kansas city — missouri's largest — says special operations will be in place over the next few days to address the harsh conditions. the cold weather is as much of the challenge as the snow and ice as well, when you get these subzero temperatures with subzero wind chills, we know that you can have an impact notjust on our workforce but also our residence, so are we are making sure we address all of those issues. we can go speak now to dan depod

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virginia y washington suspendieron sus clases.cerrados al mismo tiempo que ya comenzaron las tareas de limpieza. hemos visto a varias personas que han salido a tomarse la foto del recuerdo de estos paisajes invernales y otros de ellos desafiando las temperaturas hasta para ejercitarse. esta tormenta, antes de llegar a la capital, ya dejÓ estragos en una de las ciudades mÁs afectadas. ha sido kansas city, missouri, donde este fin de semana autoridades de caminos reportaron cientos de accidentes en las autopistas debido a la acumulaciÓn de nieve, al mismo tiempo que este sistema continuÓ avanzando hacia el este, dejarÁ tambiÉn acumulaciones en el sur de nueva jersey, en pennsylvania y en delaware. tambiÉn hay miles de vuelos con demoras y cancelaciones en el paÍs. estamos hablando de mÁs de 15.000 vuelos con retrasos y en los principales aeropuertos aqÍi de la regiÓn, siendo el aeropuerto nacional reagan el que presenta mÁs cancelaciones. estos copos de nieve tambiÉn ya estÁn causando estragos en la interrupciÓn del servicio elÉctri

mÁs de 220.000 hogares han perdido la electricidad en virginia, west virginia, kentucky, indiana e illinoisida a domicilio. >> el frÍo quema tambiÉn. reportera: y es como es cuanto mÁs ganas dan los cuenta. otros le hicieron honor al refrÁn al mal tiempo, buena cara, jugando con la nieve, mientras se realizaba trabajos de limpieza y saneamiento. desde nueva york, violeta bastardo, univisiÓn. elian: gracias. por otra parte, avanzan los dÍas hacia el 20 de enero yton holman designado por el presidente electo, donald trump, dijo que el primer dÍa las deportaciones masivas de inmigrantes que sean una amenaza para la seguridad nacional y pÚblica, mismo tiempo dios y estÁ negociado con varios paÍses para evitar a todos los que sean deportados y no seamos citados en sus paÍses de origen. vamos a pasar a mÉxico de las autoridades y identificaron los dos mexicanos vinculado por el asesinato demigraciÓn, son orÍgenes venezolana, podrÍa ser del tren aragua, francisco javier carmona nos informa desde ciudad juÁrez. >> cÓrrele, ya los agarraron. francisco: luis alberto oliva garcia, el pasado 30 de dici

, kentucky, indiana y west virginia se encuentran sin servicio elÉctrico para este grupo de turistas.bÍamos tenido nieve asÍ tan abundante. estÁ increÍble. ya nos tiramos varias bolas de nieve. nos tiramos, hicimos Ángeles. estamos esperando hacer un muÑeco de nieve. >> y esta noche cae una segunda ola de nieve, por lo que en el aeropuerto nacional reagan todas las pistas de aterrizaje han sido cerradas para que equipos de trabajo puedan limpiarlas. ademÁs de eso, en los principales distritos escolares de la regiÓn de washington se estÁn suspendiendo las clases. es la informaciÓn. julio, regreso contigo. >> muchas gracias, zulema. cuidado con ese frÍo. ahora. por quÉ se produce esta tormenta invernal tan intensa? vamos con nuestro jefe de meteorologÍa, carlos robles. Él nos lo explica con tecnologÍa de realidad aumentada. >> julio, detrÁs de esta tormenta invernal lo que viene es una caÍda dramÁtica en temperaturas asociadas a lo que conocemos como un vÓrtice polar. para entenderlo, tenemos que ir al polo norte. allÍ se encuentra una zona de circulaciÓn de baja presiÓn que gira en con