there's actually a ferrari dealer in washington, dc. you can go on the web site a it's ferrari rarery wbc and they have a car in front over the national capitol building. we did a special in fox news on n january, "boom town." and we actually intent interviews a sales man at ferrari of washington, dc, and complained to us that car sales were great, but they were in trouble with ferrari of north america as compared to the ferrari dealership in south beach, miami, and the other in hollywood. we asked, why, if sales are so great, why are you having such a problem with fer ferrari of north america. and he said the problem is in california and miami, the ferrari dealership, people come in and finance their cars and that's good for business in d.c. they pay cash. think about that. that's an absolutely true story. what's troubling is that this is the seat of government and the welfare is developed in washington, dces not the same wealth developed elsewhere in the country inch silicon valley you have people like steve jobs and they made their m

mary has the story from washington, dc. >>> much of the united states is resembling the north pole, a dangerous arctic blast crippling the country, plunging temperatures to record-breaking lets. >> not doing any good. >> what is the worst part of the cold this morning? >> the wind is very, very bad. >> it hurts your face. >> i cannot talk right now. >> it is called a polar vortex a whirlpool of frigid arctic air bringing freezing temperatures to every state but hawaii creating a frozen nightmare for travelers, stranding commuters on the road, airports, and on the tracks. a chicago family trapped in their car for more than 15 hours. >> i told my husband, the next trip we take, we will be flying. >> air travel is no better. jetblue on monday canceled all flights at four major east coast hubs. some have resumed. >> there are so many in the same boat no point getting angry. >> 500 amtrak passengers stranded outside of chicago, trapped by blowing, drifting snow. some amazing polar portraits of the winter snow, lake michigan is steaming cold, the water far warmer than the freezing air. a wa

cities like washington, dc, new york, and boston will not get above freezing for days. the bitter temperatures will not clear out until next week. this is the second time this winter the federal government has shut down for weather. the first time was if december it only rained. year, it was 60 degrees in washington. the snow is already coming down and so far, this storm looks to be legitimate. >>> it turns out the massive data breach at target could have been prevent through a program the retailer dropped. the "wall street journal" reports that the current c.e.o. helped pull the plug on a pilot program to embed senator -- embed smart chips in the card worrying it would slow check out and upette the customers. the recent less of 70 million target customers' information will enforce the banks to invest in the chip technology which is popular in europe and canada. >> overseas, a woman could be a suicide bomber and may already be inside the ring of security surrounding the olympics. hotel employees in sochi cold abc they received wanted posters and descriptions of the blac

a foot in new england from washington, dc, up to boston. want to call ahead on any flights. shot neces is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. here's a okay.ht, even a warrior can get sick. kaiser permanente reminds you to get your flu shot this season. >>> good morning, america. breaking at this hour, winter storm warning up and down the east coast. predictions for up to a foot in big cities like philadelphia and new york. the federal government already closed and that massive polar plunge taking hold across the midwest. >>> new overnight, that urgent search for possible female suicide bombers grows to three. one believed to be hiding in the shadows of the olympic games as the pentagon makes plans to protect u.s. athletes. brian ross here with developing details. >>> don't you ever talk about me! >> trash talk tirade, seahawks star richard sherman talks about his e

right now the association of farmworker opportunity out of washington, dc is still quoting a 60% drop out rate nationally for migrant students. >> i'm one of the lucky ones that i actually convinced my parents that i don't want to get out of school, but there are cases where others have to get out and missing their education, have to stay behind, so many grade levels. missing out on credits and classes. >> alejandra flores is doing well in school. she began working in the cotton fields at age 10. >> from what i've seen, there's no rules. i've seen people younger than me work in the fields, and there's no one there to stop them and tell them, "you know what, you're not supposed to be here, you're supposed to be at school. the people that hire you to do the job, the employers ask, "is she 12 is she 13," they just want their job done, and fast. >> evey sunday night, join us for exclusive, revealing, and suprizing talks with the most interesting people of our time. >> our journalists are the best journalists in the world. >> she's the first female executive editor of the new york times. >

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kennedy and newark and washington, dc. >> good news, not a "spare the air" day.ortunately, it will be dry and probably our ninth consecutive day with record high temperatures. the latest numbers are in the seven-day forecast. >> it is quiet. we have extra traffic which is different from yesterday but we have a report of a fire bun -- burning off of 680 in fremont. >> a colorado skier who ignored all the warning signs of a dangerous avalanche was in a potentially deadly situation. this video from a camera mounted on the helmet captured each moment before, during and through an avalanche. he watched as the snow opened up into a full-blown avalanche. he escaped unharmed and says he learned an important lesson about heeding the warnings. >> 5:26. the morning news continues at 5:30 with the top stories. >> including more on the police shooting in east oakland that injured one person and what we just learned of the investigation. >> developing overnight flames chase a dozen people out of their south bay apartment complex and what made this i just served my mother-in-la

we ended this day in washington dc was leveled by aliens. but new reports as easy as endangered by a different kind of gets close to the story coming up later a fan. it's friday january seventeen five pm et washington dc and dreary and boring watching artsy america today president obama outlined the reforms to nsa surveillance that he supported following a review from a white house appointed panel that gained forty six in the stands when he is founder and silliness on st and that is clear the president would not be speaking today or not we're snowed in and was a large forehead. the debate around edwards noted that the american intelligence to the about six months ago. if any seo wide range of praise and scrutiny for his actions to be here at when refer to have the whistleblower. while i can say yes but americans and expecially troops and danger when the intelligence committee is widely seen as an enemy to america. a pentagon official who is a former special forces officer told by spd i do not take pleasure and taking another human being like

as of the first case was out of washington dc. the lead plaintiff initially denominated parker versus the district of columbia. shelley parker, a community activist and a black woman, she was laboring under what was really the most stringent jacobian gun-control measure in the country. washington dc said handguns are banned. other sorts of guns were grandfathered. because even if you have one you have to keep it in your house disassembled, they said. so no practical armed self-defense and washington dc. shelley parker was represented by lawyers who were instrumental and she argued that i am under siege. i am an activist who has been threatened basically by young men that she described as the others. she was afraid of them and they came after her in a variety of instances. she had a little gate and fence area trying to keep her house safe. they drove a car through trying to get away. she said i'm looking for a tool that will help me survive and maybe prevail during that time before this and that was essentially her claim, plus to t

washington dc police will not tell us what he is accused of stealing. months after a fairfax county man was shot and killed by police during a standoff, novartis on the investigation into what happened. into the investigation of what happened. >> they been trying for months to get information on why he was shot during the standoff. his best friend is speaking about about the lack of progress in the investigation. jeff lived there for 25 years and had plans to go golfing with him on the day the stan of happened august 29. he and his wife had been having problems. she said she was leaving him. he got angry. that led to the standoff. he acknowledged to police that he had been drinking and that he did have a gun in the home but not on him. at one point, they shot him and he died inside the home. understand why the feds cannot get answers to one happened, to what was said, to why this officer did what he did. >> fairfax county police spokespersons are saying that it would be inappropriate for our agency to comment or answer specific questions pertaining to t

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and washington, dc is the epicenter of that discussion. when we think of the coming of the civil war, probably our most common picture is of the caning of charles sumner, an antislavery senator from massachusetts, by south carolina congressman press ton brooks on the floor of the senate in 1856 and i'll talk about this in a minute. tonight i want to talk about how the picture of was as violent and divisive is actually misleading. instead the real key to understanding washington is to recognize that in many ways it operated more like a social fraternity... first, it produced something like this social and political code in washington, a set of norms for political behavior that goes outside the capital city related matters and. even those people who really didn't like each other much tended to treat each other in the same way as you would imagine a fraternity to operate. you kept things in the family. second, the experiences of living on are often insulated politicians from the up side world. they understood the sectional conflict of the mid

in the washington dc metro area, people are making good use of their final hours before the storm. >> toilet paper and the essentials. >> grabbing groceries, salting sidewalk en and streets. taking their pups out, and a few brave soles are looking forward to the winter blast. it will feel like sub zero temperatures. >> wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. >> and a federal heating emergency, more than a dozen states short on propane. >> we don't know if or when we're getting it, and the other propane companies are in the same boat. >> snow fell overnight in indiana where up to a foot was expected. and in new york city, the first flakes came this morning. >> i'm not looking forward to the cold and the snow. >> back in the nation's capital, federal workers were told to stay home. and around the region, snowplows and emergency vehicles are monitoring conditions. >> the know is expected to last until late tonight or early tomorrow. there will not be much relief because the cold temperatures are expected to last until saturday. in washington, i'm danielle lee. >>> we're dipping into the low

a report from washington, dc, with the latest conditions there. >>> the weather is still causing flight cancellations but the numbers are less than the past few days: 571 flights canceled nationwide this morning, a third of the flights canceled at this time yesterday. at san francisco international airport, there are three flight cancellations according to the officials no cancellations at oaklistened -- oakland or san jose. >> it could be a week before the airlines get back up to speeds. there is lot or delayed luggage for passengers who finally reach the destination. >> snow is blanketing the country the alarm is sounding across the opposite problem: we are in a drought. the agriculture tremendous is suffering. one business found a way to save money and water at the same time. >> this lake is only 18 percent of capacity near sacramento. the water managers are calling on the governor to officially declare a drought. >> all the indications are telling us, we are headed into a possible year that is worst than 1977. >> no rain. no grass. it is hurting the agriculture industry from cattle

. >> you want a washington, dc tour? just ten dollars. that's the capitol behind me. this is the irs building. oh, i can't tell you that. that's illegal. >> segs in the city, offers guided tours around washington on segway. segs in the city in get it? one problem. >> this is illegal. >> it is illegal if you talk. >> bill mane had an idea. tours by segway. >> business grows tremendously. >> going to be up to our last year. >> but guys in d.c. must take a test and get a government licee to give >> the you have been giving tours. >> yes. >> you don't have a license? are you a bad person? >> i am not. >> she tried to get a license but that's not easy. >> i had to get four personal rev reps, people i have nope over a year. a criminalbackground check, passport photos. >> total cost, $200. >> two or three weeks later they said i could signed up for a test date, and i took it a week and a half ago and i failed by five points. >> after the interview she tried again, jumped through more hoops, paid another $115. retook the test, and finally did pass. >> i think trying to mak sur

. >> you want a washington, dc tour? just ten dollars. that's the capitol behind me. this is the irs building. oh, i can't tell you that. that's illegal. >> segs in the city, offers guided tours around washington on segway. segs in the city in get it? one problem. >> this is illegal. >> it is illegal if you talk. >> bill mane had an idea. tours by segway. >> business grows tremendously. >> going to be up to our last year. >> but guys in d.c. must take a test and get a government license to give tours. >> the you have been giving tours. >> yes. >> you don't have a license? are you a bad person? >> i am not. >> she tried to get a license but that not easy. >> i had to get four personal rev reps, people i have nope over a year. a criminal background check, passport photos. >> total cost, $200. >> two or three weeks later they said i could signed up for a test date, and i took it a week and a half ago and i failed by five points. >> after the interview she tried again, jumped through more hoops, paid another $115. retook the test, and finally did pass. >> i think trying to

schools are already closed in boston, philadelphia, and washington, dc. bitter, bitter cold temperatures are expected to last through the weekend. >> i am sure they would like a break from the winter weather. we with like presip out here? >> they are getting too much. we get too little. imagine if the super bowl was today. red-flag warning at home, in the north bay mountains above 1,000' with a fire weather watch from mendocino county and lake county because of the gusts up to 30 miles per hour. humidity is down 5 to 10 percent and the vegetation is still so dry. at the coast we have high surf advisory at 10:00 through 9:00 freding, higher than usual surf with the breakers up over 20'! next 12 hours, fewer clouds. we are in the mid-30's to mid-40's. in the upper 50's to mid-60's by noon and the best chance of high clouds is around the south bay and monterey bay with records possible for the 10th day in a row and back in the low 50's for the evening plan. here is leyla gulen with another check of the morning commute. >> good morning, everyone, we have an a

few years they've made a big push into the american market including a recent opening here in washington dc. after becoming one of the largest franchises in israel. developers say that the time was right to expand their operations targeting the american market in the last of the is getting a little more accustomed to your team. and and foreign concepts. and there and it's it's expanding get it most of consumers now appreciate with coffee. and the site being hit by coming into the us market in the womb that there will definitely get starbucks run for their money in and around the globe to find their place with american consumers both fiscally canada with their cuisine. i think that today we leave in a very cruel the world. communication is mobile money is global and food becomes go as well. and you know although we have a very global international kitchen and that the idea that an offer to that customers are a very special man in a very nice way around the middle eastern inspired menu stands in contrast to the standard american sweets served at many of its fellow coffee houses in the us some

despite the signature optimism the president's agenda faces political realities of washington, dc. >> i appreciate what the president said but the americans are asking, where are the jobs? >> now comes the hard sell, hitting the roads first thing this morning with his message directly with the public applauding on the left while she exercise the gallery and she supports immigration reform and higher minimum wage. before the speech, the mayor tweeted i hope to double down on aggressive affordability agenda for all in san francisco. members of congress were busy on twitter sending out 750 tweets. across america there were 1.7 million tweets related to the president's speech compared to 1.3 million last year. ic was the minimum wage followed by qualify pay and climate change. >> parts of the south bay have joined in water conservation effort with santa clara voting unanimously to ask customers to reduce water use by 10 percent effective immediately. it is not mandatory. it is strongly encouraged as california slips into the drought. it is a strong three to get customers to reduce water u

sfo and major east coast airports such as new york and newark liberty, and philadelphia, and washington, dc. >> again, it has to do with the weather. here, though, it is clear as day. >> most areas it is clear. the clouds are bringing the visibility to near zero at half moon bay. this morning, it is moving through kentucky and tennessee and look how it is just gliding look the mid-atlantic bringing snow to washington, dc, 4 itch to 6", and up to 10" of snow in new york and best will get snow so the population pelt is going to get hit by a good storm. check ahead before you fly that way. here is our day planner at home: we are looking at temperatures 30's inland and low-to-mid 40's around the bay and clouds clinging to the cost for the morning especially near half moon bay. they are not everywhere but they concentrated there. we are jumping into the upper 50's to low 60's by noon with high cloud passing through the sky and a lot like yesterday, mid-to-upper 60's through 4:00, and a peaceful evening with tranquil temperatures. moving forward, another day of record high on thursday, (o) -- or

washington, dc, like nine below zero. 19 in pensacola. that is another deep plunge.home we set record highs, ninth consecutive day, 71 in downtown oakland. today, we are looking from the east bay hills where it is calm. a little breezy. the best fire danger is in the north bay in the overnight. today, 10th consecutive day of record temperatures and fire danger, surf developing and briefly cooler thursday and friday before another surge of 70-degree warmth. gilroy is a better spot for record high, san jose and cupertino at 71. in the upper 60's to low 70's along the peninsula. 72 at half moon bay. that is the warm spot on the coast. upper 60's elsewhere. daly city could come up a degree short at 66. low-to-mid 70's through the north bay valley. oakland is 71, a record high for the day. oakland has been the easiest one to get to as far as setting the records. downtown oakland, that is. brentwood is low 70's throughout the east bay valley. the valleys will be sheltered because the winds are above a thousand feet for the frost to form, low-to-mid 30's and upper 30's in t

and it's kind of a diversion away from the bad washington dc policies tha are creating income inequalityg prohibitively more expensive. there is a far better health insurance policy for its workers. >> i think wal-mart is a much better employer than it was 10 years ago. it provides a lot of health benefits and wages are going up and i don't know if putting this on the dbate is the rit thing or the wrong thing to do at that we should be raising the minimum wage and that was something we used to do routinely in this country from 1961 through 1981. we raised the minimum wage 14 times in 30 years and we have been more stingy about raising it. if you're working full time you'll you will be able to live a decent life. niel: i can see the argume for minimum wage. but having said that, i think it misses a bigger point with wal-mart. those that had health insurance cheap, affordable health insurance. and only one out of eight workers did the shots that they offer. reporter: that's right, they say say that wal-mart is a low-priced shopping venue. and the thinn is that when you look at this whole d

the russians are hopping mad and they go straight to washington, dc and they ask america to greenlight the nuclear attack on china, which of course the americans don't because the light bulb goes off and the light bubble is kissinger and nixon thinking this is something we can exploit. let's work with this. now, of course, mao's thinking something not entirely different. he asks his doctor one night -- tells him a riddle. he says, what do you do when all your neighbors hate you? he is like india is a neighbor. they hate it. we have the tie yawnees, they hate it. the japanese, we hate them. they hate us. we have the russians to the north. we hate them, they hate us. what should you do? the doctor didn't know how to answer, and mao said we should do what our ancestors recommended which is to reach across the ocean and contact the americans. he doctor is horrified. the americans. these are the running dogs of capitalism. this is against everything they've been toll for 20 years. but mao is very comfortable with this. he starts this game to try to reach out to america. and meanwhile, nixon

today's freeze frame photo is actually video from here in washington dc. here it is. the snow falling outside the capital where the president delivered his state of the union address tonight. from washington d.c., we'll see you back here tomorrow night. headlines are coming up next. >> start with one issue education... gun control... the gap between rich and poor... job creation... climate change... tax policy... the economy... iran... healthcare... ad guests on all sides of the debate. >> this is a right we should all have... >> it's just the way it is... >> there's something seriously wrong... >> there's been acrimony... >> the conservative ideal... >> it's an urgent need... and a host willing to ask the tough questions >> how do you explain it to yourself? and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5 eastern only on al jazeera america >> america tonight's team of reporters breaks it down. >> so let's get immigration reform done this year. >> michael oku on immigration. >> adam play on jobs and the economy. >> that's what health refo

pittsburgh to the west, washington, dc and beyond, bangor maine, even, new york and philly getting it hard. the snow and ice have shut done many schools, but not here in new york city. cancelled flights and created big problems on the road. traffic officials say a shut down stretch of 60 miles of a highway after a series of crashes in southern indiana. no reports of anybody hurt but the wrecks have stopped plows and salt trucks from clearing the road. forecasters also say this storm could feel like a blizzard in some areas, special abeginning an hour from now until tonight. janice dean is in our extreme weather center. ha gabe guardrail flies plane and is out in the snow so told corfhouse. first, peter doocy is live. they let him outdoors. he's on the loose. >> it's a terrible day to be outside the office. you look around you can hartley see the u.s. capitol rotunda across the street, and anybody who has ever been to washington, dc knows, on a clear day, you can see that dome from just about anywhere in town. now, the feds saw all of this coming so they basically gave everybody the da

projects are really make the economy click and they are not things that should be dictated from washington dc. so on top of that the rules and regulations that washington has and how you have to spend the money, all of these things that just make it expensiie for the state and local governments to spend the dollars. >> a lot of the federal politicians have cited this and it turns out that it is a state run road with other costs within the state take care of them and usually do. but there is overlap here and no one knows who is in charge of building one. so there is that overlap in a confusing issue here. but there is also a lack of priority going on and you talked about the bike path and a bridge that was falling down. i would err on the sde of he bridge falling down. but no one seems to be policing a pecking order of projects here. and that worries me when a request for money. this is a state and local function. the reason the federal government got into the roads and bridges was to build an interstate system and something that i support. but it makes sense to have road race and connection f

. >> i was born in washington dc at george washington hospital. they moved to kuwait. we moved to cairo when mubarak took over. i left for college when i was 16. of high school in boston and went to college at harvard. we moved to new york after that to do film. i went back and forth between new york and cairo ever sense. -- since. >> let's run the trailer. >> millions of egyptians came down to the streets in protest. >> this uprising defies definition. people are gathering. they are large demonstrations against mubarak. egyptian] --the secretary aking egyptian] >> what are we seeing? >> we met a few of the characters from the film. character, whod takes you through the film. you met someone who was with the brotherhood for 25 years. he starts to question his relationship with the brotherhood. and a well-known actor. wereather and grandfather jailed by previous regimes in egypt. he is an incredible person because she is articulate about what is happening at a time when things were very confusing. these are the main characters and it is a personal story that shows you t

it's the first point about washington dc policies and also the benefits packages that wal-mart is givinge losing sight of that. that leaves the american consumer that might or might not be perfectly willing in the belief is that they will happily pa more. consumers are picky and they tend to seek out the lowest cost. >> there was a recent survey of some of the top economist in the country and what they thought was the minimum wage that would be good for the country and good for onsumes. one third said that for everyone in the and the other third set not so good for everybodynd the other say it is not going to make much of a difference. the ing about this is it affects him a lot and it will make a real difference. so f the entire size of the economy is an isn't infinite amount of the economy and it has very small effect on prices of things and small effects unless you raise it to this and do you think that that would have a substantial issue? >> i think that in most parts of the country if you raise the minimum age, it would probably have a deleterous efect on employment and probably pric

in washington dc sent stocks artsy. believe it or not here now at the end of twenty thirteen it's been a monumental year to say the least. this year we saw huge advancements in the play for same marriage in the aftermath of the chemical gas attack with sa president obama in a us strike on syria most recently was on the death of former south african president and international icon nelson mandela. well it's important to reflect on the events that have defined it this past year in history. it's equally important to look forward so that i pull out what we can expect next year and twenty fourteen are cheese on the stasi a church and sat down with gerald soul and take. he's the publisher of the trends journal and the founder of the trends research institute to collect twisting them and that turns casting carroll twenty eight to discuss the year ahead twenty four t know what lays ahead socially economically politically i don't think you very much fodder for having us today. well you are saying in your forecast that twenty fou

for more on the potential impact, i went to get down to washington dc to our correspondent phil mattinglyare you with us? >> i am with you. >> what else are you hearing, a beenessional aide has briefing reporters on what else we are learning and what kind of impact they think the keystone will have. >> this is a key point, a key cog in the process. the key thing to say and the thing jay carney just set a couple minutes ago in his briefing, this is just one step. this is a big step, not major changes from the draft we saw last year. as you pointed out, environmentalists are not going to be happy. they thought another look at the report would give them a shot. they would be major impact. particularly on climate change, they are not getting that. what this does, it starts off another process. they will be public commentary an opportunity for industry groups to come and talk. john kerry is slated to make the we know thatn, but the president has the option of waiting and -- weighing in. the white house stays pretty far away at this, we have started the final cap down -- the final countdown. no

. >>> en washington dc los activistas que participaron en el ayuno por la reforma migratoria , se esperaratoria . >>> recobraron fuerzas tras semanas de ayuno y continua la lucha en está nueva fase recorreran el país visitando 100 distritos electorales le pediremos al pueblo que se una a nosotros espero que miles decenas de miles de personas se reuna con nosotros la campaña hasta el 9 de abril comenzaran a ayunar , y participaran en actividades humanitarias sobre la importancia de legalizar a millones de indocumentados . >>> por que vamos a dejar lo mejor que somos en las sombras . >>> se espera que el presidente barack obama en el discurso pida al congreso que tome acción un congreso con mayoria repúblicana que decide su postura . >>> es parte de una conversación y espero que según progrese lleguemos a un punto que entiendan la importancia de la ciudadanía . >>> sectores en contra de la legalización la mayoria del público votante está a favor de la ley de migracion en lugar del aflojamienjto alega que los votantes tienen el podere . >> nos vamos a una pausa , y al regreso , el gobierno

. >> it was just before lunchtime at the small just a half an hour drive from washington dc. >> and there were a lot of people here. >> shots rang out. >> it was followed by four or five a more. >> people were screaming and scrambling for cover. >> people were yelling. >> swat team responded within two minutes and i wrecked it people into a parking lot. some people were in tears. and directwo minutes it people into parking lot. >> police found three people dead. the victims were brianna benlolo and tyler johnson of both of maryland. the third body is to believed -- is believed to be that of the shooter. >> he was obviously deceased. -- he had a large amount of ammunition about how. >> because of concerns about weapons and ammunition, police proceed with caution. they are working to verify the suspect's identity and his motive for killing the two suspects. the mall was given an all clear but it remained closed the rest of the day. >> once again, we learned that police are executed a search warrant at the shooter's home in prince george's county activist hour. robbers went to great lengths

this storm is different because it has dropped over 2 inches of snow in washington dc, which is somehey have seen in two years. you are getting in on the snow right now in boston. six to 12 hours, we will continue to see snow and wind gusts 30 to 40 miles per hour. taking a look is 80 degrees in philadelphia with snow, heavy snow been reported in new york and light snow for washington dc. the temperature will continue to drop overnight tonight. wind gusts already 20 to 30 miles per hour. any snow that is on the ground is going to cause whiteout conditions. blizzard conditions into the overnight and through tomorrow. there is your forecast. still looking at the heavy snow for the next several hours. philadelphia, new york. still into long island. upwards of 14 inches, coastal massachusetts and take a look at the temperature is dropping. single digits by 9:00 a.m. on wednesday with wind chills below zero. dangerous temperatures and there is the latest snowfall. ten to 15 inches near coastal massachusetts. as i mentioned long island in towards central new jersey including philadelphia.

. >> including mayor lee in washington, dc, the appearance from the san francisco mayor at president obama's state of the union and the part of the speech he is most excited about. >> i an leyla gulen in the traffic center. it is busy behind me. we have had problems all over the bay area possibly because of fog and drizzle with the details on how your morning commute is shaping >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. it is 6:27 on wednesday. thank you for starting your day with us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. we will check for a preview of "good morning america" with josh >>> a man walked on moon half a century ago and we can do amazing things with biology but i still have to hold what is the equivalent of a tin cup if my ear to hear you. i bid you farewell because i will not be able to hear you on the bag end -- back end but you have never looked better. >> coming up here, the winter blast and i know some rain will get to you at long last in northern california but the south is truly paralyzeed, because without the plows or salt machines the snow stic

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has extremest coast weather that will hit washington dc this morning. expected to cause more chaos and once again disrupt air travel throughout the day. success ands for domination of the premium headphones markets. towill tell you how he plans take down spotify and pandora in the next hour. >> good morning. welcome back. you are watching the polls. out and you can see the euro-dollar trading at the bottom rage. -- range. this is investor confidence that we are talking about. we are getting expectations from central banks and the expectations are no change. they are under significant pressure and they see the squeeze. there are political problems that this country is now experiencing. the 2.2 level. let's move on. the billionaire philanthropist will be live on bloomberg today and sits down with michael bloomberg for a conversation on open out in the loop" with betty liu. he will not want to miss that. we are going to get breaking news from the foundation. they just released their annual lecture and talked about the myths.ets -- we will talk about tackli

unidos un nuevo tiroteo, esta vez en un centro comercial de columbia, en maryland, a 45 minutos de washington dc 3 muertos, incluido el hombre que abrió fuego, lourdes meluzá tiene la información más reciente >>> muchas gracias, félix de bedout, como todos los sábados, este centro comercial estaba abarrotado de gente, cuando aproximadamente como a las 11 y 15 de la mañana se escucharon 3 disparos, la gente comenzó a huir y de nuevo la tragedia golpeó a otra comunidad más en la nación las autoridades han dicho que el centro comercial es seguro , después de pasar horas, como ellos dicen, revisando pulgada por pulgadas, sin embargo el centro comercial por ahora está cerrado hasta mañana . >>> el pánico cundió enun centro comercial de columbia, maryland, cuando un tiroteo con escopeta dejó a 3 muertos, incluyendo un agresor, empleados de la tienda ... fueron víctimas, hubo otros 5 lesionados ,los tiros fueron aproximadamente a las 11:15 de la mañana, provocando que la gente saliera huyendo en todas direcciones buscando refugio . >>> nunca he vivido una experiencia así en mi vida. >>e> scuché boom bo

. --- randy serrano desde washington dc nos tiene el informe...pen take pkg cesar ---- siguen causando polemica las declaraciones del presidente obama cuando indico que la marihuana no es mas peligrosa que el alcohol o el tabaco, vo ----confesando una vez mas que la fumo de joven y segun el, no es muy diferente al habito del cigarrillo... ----obama aclaro que a pesar de haberla fumado, invito a sus hijas a no seguir su ejemplo y enfatizo que su legalizacion no resolvera el problema, pues narcoticos mas fuertes como cocaina y anfetaminas siguen provocando un profundo daÑo social, concluyo el mandatario... cesar ---para una familia en oakland, la inseguridad ha conviertido las ultimas semanas en tragedia... y es que ayer el segundo hijo de una familia perdio la vida. =vo= ---"lamar broussard" de 19 aÑos fue asesinado el domingo en un tiroteo a plena luz del dia-- la balacera se reporto a eso de las dos de la tarde cerca de la interseccion de la calle "longe- fellow" y la avenida "100." ---"broussard" era el hermano del joven "lee weathersby" de 13 a