bank mr hoffman refers to the jews in the west bank these are not jews in the west bank these are colonial settlers their religious or ethnic identity is totally irrelevant according to the un according to the fourth geneva convention they're illegally residing in the occupied west bank this is their legal status we cannot talk about their rights because they are illegal to be here to start with when you think about that gil. i mean this again omar and a lot of other palestinian authority in the u.s. only two going to international law to resolve this go ahead. i'm fine with that because according to international law the west bank is disputed land between forty and sixty seven when it was occupied by jordan the world did not recognize that occupation and its fate will be decided according to international law and negotiations and the palestinians haven't come to the negotiating table in order to have those negotiations over the last year and a half now i agree that the situation in gaza is different than it is in the west bank and that's because the hamas overthrew the rightful fatah lead

because i am for about some of that wealth that has been flowing into the west bank that's made the west bank thrive is going to be happening with gaza as well when the world will see that the money that they would invest wouldn't go toward terrorism against israelis or would go to help their own people which the hamas has been unwilling to do all right gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and when we return we'll continue our discussion on middle east diplomacy stay with art. and. see. nature and discover its beauty. communicate with the wild. test yourself and become free. to. see what nature can give you. wealthy british scientists are told some. of their. market financed scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to cancer reports on our. first. welcome back to crossfire computers about to remind you we're talking about middle east power brokers. but first let's see if russians believe in a lasting peace between the israelis and the palestinians mission failed there this remains polus to

because i am for about some of that wealth that has been flowing into the west bank that's made the west bank thrive is going to be happening with gaza as well when the world will see that the money that they would invest wouldn't go toward terrorism against israelis i would go to help their own people which the hamas has been unwilling to do all right gentlemen we're going to go to a short break and when we can when we return we'll continue our discussion on middle east diplomacy and stay with our. audience and it became a slip of. the if you want the of. this nature and discover it to be easy. communicate with the why don't. test yourself and become free. see what nature can give you. is easy to. do to. see. the law and you can see. the law and you want to see the i welcome back to cross talk i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're talking about the middle east power brokers the. but first let's see if russians believe in a lasting peace between the israelis and the palestinians mission failed this remains polus to produce results in the middle east peace process however this has not sto

and finally, the west grew by 13.8%. if you look at a staff -- the state map, qc large variation across the state. many different circumstances have combined to contribute to the population growth or decline in each state. the state with the largest rate of population growth over the last 10 years is nevada with 35.1%. i note that nevada showed s 16% growth before. michigan saw a decline of 0.6% and pr a decline of 2.2%. in the census 2000, no state experienced a 10 year decline. but in the 1990 census, four states experienced a decline. now let's go into each region. you will see variation across states. in the northeast, we see in rhode island with 0.4% growth compared to new hampshire with 6.5% growth. in the midwest, we again see the decline i south dakota. in the south, there was a great range among individual states. louisiana with a 1.4% growth and west virginia with 2.5% growth can be contrasted to texas with a 20.6% growth. in the west, there is an even larger difference between montano what 9.6% growth and agai

already snow in west virginia and central shenandoah valley from charlottesville south and west into southwestern virgia. this snow advancing along a weak area of low pressure that will continue to pass south of washington. the closer view of the radar is showing the leading edge of this snow how right in to t central shenandoah valley from near harrisonburg and across the blue ridge to charlottesville. leading edge of that, maybe a few flurries coming in to madison and green counties into rappahannock as well as culpepper county shortly. and then moving quickly, probably come in the metro area in about another three hours or so. this storm system will continue to spread snow farther to the rth and east, as well. all these counties in dollar are under a winter weather advisory for today, include northern virginia, the district, maryland, and much of maryland and west virgini look at the temperatures, it's cold enough for this snow to stake. it's in the upper teens to near 20 degrees right now. now over the last 12 hours, this storm system has been advancing rapidly, coming in out of

of lincoln, just west from ninth avenue. it was built to help service people who were working on the big winter fair. they are still hoping the neighborhood. >> it is an offshoot of the 1892-8093 columbian exposition in chicago. when they were done, san francisco said bring it here. >> that is the chicken ranch. the building to the east of that is the chicken ranch, and you can see beyond to the west all sand dunes and hollows and gullies. that is one of the row houses we were talking about. as late as 1910, there were crackdowns and vice raids on road houses all the way to the prohibition. people would to the west side of town to get a drink and to kind of escape public scrutiny. [laughter] >> that is a good way to say it. >> that is the racetrack grandstand. >> that is huge. >> opening day in 1895 through 14,000 people. they put a train line to it. they had a street car line. it was a big deal in those days, horse racing was. >> reason really interesting progress about car bill. tell us about what cargo was. >> in 1895, ad

[applause] that members of the west virginia board of public works, the west virginia state legislatureirginia supreme court, judges, various local and county officials, and everyone here today and watching. while we mourn the loss of our son of west virginia, today we come together to celebrate the outstanding life of a man, the likes of whom we shall never see again. in one of the five books that senator byrd authored, he said, we must study the great figures of our history and carry them forward in our imaginations as living, breathing presences, we can in effect consult on vital issues of the day. without question, senator robert c. byrd is a pillar in our nation's history. his leadership and influence have stretched well beyond the borders of our mountain state. my first memory of senator byrd was as a young boy working in the back of my grandfather's grocery store in the small coal mining town farmington, west virginia. and hearing scripture of the bible being quoted from great orators. my grandfather, papa joe and robert c. byrd. both held the same great occupation. there were bo

you can see the snow in west virginia. that generally will stay west of us. they have a winter storm warning for the mountains where they could pick up about 10 inches of snow. these temperatures will likely fall as the snow starts to fall. snow showers this morning. partly sunny this afternoon, 7 degrees. gusts to 30 miles per hour. we are under a winter weather advisory until 9:00 a.m. i'll show you that in just a minute. >> thank you. >>> this is a live look from our trafficland camera. this is i-66 at cub run and this is my commute in on 66 and the snow is falling out there. the roads could be slick on this commute. we are under that winter weather advisory. snow a possibility in some areas. road crews were out overnight and this past weekend treating the roads. the weather yesterday also kept some flights grounded. >>> investigators are frying to find the familiar live woman killed on i-295. she was apparently walking on the road when a car struck her. it happened about 2:30 on the sound lanes of suitland parkway. the driver did stop. >>> we are expectin

this is the west side of the beltway. the west side is checking out ok.s is the harrisburg expressway at shawan road. things moving just fine both north and southbound. >> there are new details of the five alarm fire that swept through the block. >> george lettis is live downtown with that story. >> the atf has announced that someone set the fire. they're not calling it a arson. more than a week after fire ripped through several buildings on east baltimore street, the atf is prodding inches above the five alarm blaze that live up the block. it's on debris indicate the fire was set by someone. >> it does not necessarily mean we're dealing with the crime of arson. that means there was human involvement the played a part in this fire that may have not been with intent. >> people who work in that zone want answers about what triggered all the destruction, especially mike holland, who co owns the corner building that was gutted by fire. >> it could be anything from a or somebody getting up where it was closed off. if it was arson, i hope they punish them to th

in the west you heard an interesting session just an hour or so back on the mountain watershed issue and of course, one of the principal differences there is snow lines become compared to present day or the climate that are tradition based on snow climbs are going to be higher and they raise about half a kilo meter or so degrees celsius. 6 degrees,c, perky lom tear. i don't want to try to do this on the podium. that has the effect of reducing the natural reservoir snow we could usually use in spring and summer and liberates more water immediately which is the flood water that you heard the director of the california water resource s talk about. we saw the global average picture but this is what's happened in the west part of america since world war ii, we've seen this large area - this happens to be a time averaged march, april and may. that's our classical springtime in climate terms. this red shading means we've warmed welltive to a longer term average by something like a degree celsius to as much as two or three degrees celsius and that's in central or west canada. so, we have see

these counties west v.a. var opening -- west virginia are opening two hours late. they're grant, hardy, grant. >> we've just gotten word that schools in garrett county, maryland will be opening two hours late as well. probably weather related. >> the cold is a problem. windchill advisories are in effect for the western suburbs in the mountains of west virginia and in the shenandoah valley. running zero to 10 below, 15 below. that's probably what the culprit is. we may get a little snow returning tomorrow. even here in washington. nice and cold for you. we start with your bus stop forecast. it's the kind of dat i used to wait in the -- kind of day i used to wait in the car with mom and dad till the bus came. mainly clear, breezy and cold. 15 to 23. those are the air temperatures. windchills down in the single digits and teens. sun is up 7:19. it's set today for 4:47. our day planner this afternoon, we are looking at sunshine today. 9:00 a.m. temperature 24. west wind at 13. so windchills down in the teens. by noon around 30. northwest winds at 18. windchill still in

it's for most of us west of the bay. harford, baltimore, carroll and howard anne arundel county, possibility of upward to an inch of snow. we have to two bands of snow with the break in between. most of the roads are wet. they are warm but some cooling could cause freezing and especially north and west. this afternoon windy and ted steady or colder temperatures. and more snow on the way in the extended forecast. here's the most powerful doppler radar. through northern unann aid ropedel county light snow that -- ann aid rundle county, light snow that could be -- anne arundel county with light snow that could be sticking to the grass. snow from southwest to north. westminster will get a little snow. we will show you their temperatures are at 30, and 32. dropping to near freezing. could be slick west of town. but we are cold with snow showers this afternoon. kim brown, how about the road? >> reporter: how about the roads. it's cold outside. you could see some precipitation where you are. for the netly, the road conditions -

into west virginia.no snow into the washington area yet. still probably about three hours away. it really is not going to start accumulating until around noontime a during the afternoon here holly. right now it's certainly cold in the teens to just near 20 degrees. 23 now at national airport. and we'll have some light snow beginning from mid morning. areas just south and west of washington to the metro area by late morning around noontime during the afternoon. highs only the upper 20s. one to three inch total amounts there. that band in the middle, higher amounts farther south. lighter amounts farther north. and then iday, saturday and sunday looks like they'll get above freezing. so some of that snow should be melting, it looks like that storm might hit us on sunday is going be pulling farther east and keeping us dry for sunday. and cold, though, through next week. jerry, how's traffic? >> let's head on out, chopper 4 on the job for us this morning. if you think it's cold you should be about 2,000 feet

it is coming from the north and west.f you travel far enough north and west, what do you encounter? you encounter the great lakes. this is lake effect snow. we have very strong winds and it is managing to push the winds. we usually see it in upstate new york and northwestern pennsylvania and they are getting it there too. some of the stream ares are coming down into our area. this will be a morning event although with the atmosphere the way it is, we can't rule out a couple more snow showers during the course of the day. we have a wind advisory that is in effect until 10:00 tonight. it does include washington. all of the counties that you see here in brown, the national weather service issues that when they believe that wind gusts are going to be possibly up to 45 miles per hour and higher. and we've already seen some strong wind gust this is morning. let me show those -- well, i'll show those to you in a moment. right now, it is 23 degrees in the district. it feels like nine degrees with the strong winds coming through t

right now the latest trends are it may track farther west. snow possibilities back into the forecast here. this is for aeas generally east of interstate 95. that would be from saturday midnight until sunday perhaps noon time as this coastal low does creep along the atlantic seaboard. if it goes farther east we won't get any snow in washington. right now there is some indication it may be close enough to us. a dusting to an inch of snow in the d.c. metro area and points in eastern suburbs, maybe one to two inches. but farther east, around the bay and e eastern shore, they could getwo to four inches from this fast-moving storm. then it will be out by sunday afternoon. monday, partly cloudy, mid-30s. next week it's still going to be colder than average. and on wednesday, a upper level disturbance, fast-moving clipper system may give us light snow. does not look like a major storm. a chance of that mid week next week. and now let's check traffic for friday morning. jerry, how is it looking? >> tom, still following breaking news in montgomery coun

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west.frican leaders threaten force against gbagbo if he doesn't step down as the ivory coast president. in britain the queen and oop members of the royal family are spending christmas day at sandringham in norfolk. prince william won't be there as he is on duty with the rescue squad. kate middleton, whom he is to marry next year, is spending christmas with her family. >> the -- prince william will be absent this year. he's on call this christmas with his search and rescue squadron at r.a.f. valley on anglesea. and zara philips is thought to be spending christmas with her fiance in gloucester shie. kate middleton is spend s christmas for the probably the last time at her family's. next year, of course, she will be spending it with the royal family. the -- >> in the parks of towns and cities and on village greens up and down the country, countless thousands of people every week give up their time every week to participate in sport and exercise of all sports. or simply encourage others to do s

told us why china is looking west. i think that there's a number of issues here one is this extends china's political influence in europe by making a lot of european states dependent on china to buy to buy their debt this will help them massively in the next round of trade talks and create significant leverage political leverage with regards to to further trade talks also it allows china perhaps to slow down the appreciation of the yuan as the europeans and the u.s. have been really going on about for quite a few years now the chinese even many ways are are massively overexposed to do u.s. treasury bills this allows them a way of diversifying from that but also u.s. treasury bills are very low yielding at present so high yielding distressed european debts that may well seem way of diversify away from from treasury bills. let's have a look at some other they do national news stories in brief president obama has had a successful day in the u.s. senate on other fronts aside from. approving rather the new start treaty sign

now or west with the light snow. hoare he's kim brown. >> reporter: the flurries could cause slick conditions especially as you make your way along the bridges overpasses and along the walkways. take the speeds down especially as you come on and off the exit ramps. this is 95 at 195. no problems in either direction. no accidents right now, but a heads up in green valley in frederick county. route 80 closed in both directions because of a towned pole blocking all lanes. now back to you. >> thank you. >>> we have new information this morning on the deadly carbon monoxide poisoning. it unfolded in kobe road in pikesville. that's where jeff hager is this morning. >> reporter: not so good a day on this block where the silent killer claimed the lives of two men over the weekend. we can report now that all of the other family members and workers that were living inside that home have since been treated and released. now baltimore county fire official say they responded to a 911 call at the house here sunday morning. inside,

the war by the support from the west began to do window even before the war because the west so clearly the democratic reforms were not as quick and right as expected i remember very well how dubious germany was about the legal system in georgia and the war surely destroyed georgia's your application was your mother we have mentioned the recent war of two thousand and eight but i also know that today you attended a ceremony open a memorial to another war why did you decide you had to turn and the i'm not going to. go it's because this war for me as for millions of people not only in the countries of the former soviet union but also all over the world is sacred so now to destroy a monument is absolute sacrilege some members of my family died in that war and the brother of my grandmother still alive in the war for those people the destruction of the soviet war memorial. was so painful into salting what is most amazing it was not clear what it had to be done for. wealthy british style. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger or a no holds b

out to the west, a winter storm warning. parts of west virginia are due to get significant snowfall, up to a foot during the course of the day today. we are looking for a current temperature of 36 degrees now in washington. 32 in gaithersburg. 32 at dulles. it is cold enough out there. fredericksburg, 34. a little warmer out to the east. your forecast for today, plenty of clouds around the first half of the day. some snow showers coming through during the next few hours. highs today only in the mid- to upper 30s. we've possibly seen our high temperatures. we'll see some of of the temperatures drop off during the course of the day and we could get some sunshine in the latter part of the day. rather breezy as well. >> thank you. >>> let's see if it is impacting the roads this morning. we'll check in with julie wright. >> the traffic volume helping us out this morning but in some areas, you will find that the road is starting to get that light dusting of snow out there so allow extra time out on the highways. no problems to rep

this is liberty road on the west side.e're starting to see some delays on the outer loop down to edmundson avenue. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> let it snow, let it snow. some floor activity around frostburg and western maryland. the center of this fast-moving storm is down there tennessee and it will be drifting around virginia-north carolina line and moving quickly. the heavier snow bands will be kind of skirting by our area. by noon, we will be dealing with snow showers throughout. at least an inch around baltimore. 3 inches locally and to to 4 inches down at the local sure. the winter storm adviser is in effect until 7:00 p.m. tonight. the snow was not taper off after that point. we'll see our first visible snowfall across the area. the temperatures are a little better than the last couple of days. 22 downtown. the wind is still a factor. it makes it feel that were spurred the wind chill is 12 at the airport. 21 generally around easton. bitter cold continuing. the normal high is 46. we're getting snow into

support from the west began to do window even before the war because the west so clearly the democratic reforms were not as quick and right as expected i remember very well how dubious germany was about the legal system in georgia and the war surely destroy georgia is your pick ation because i would like to hear your stance on need to as georgia was invited to join it several years what do you think it will bring and take from georgia. let's proceed from reality georgia has no no chances to be a member of nato as a politician i'm experienced enough to understand what it's meant when very good and pleasant phrases are said that the doors are open to nato for georgia indeed they're open but it's not clear when these open doors will be open enough for georgia to use this opportunity the main complaint against saakashvili is that he not only lost twenty percent of the territory and greg down an old democratic institutions but he also did many things to make need to membership practically impossible. we have mentioned the recent war of two thousand and eight i also know that today he attende

we appreciate it. >>> this is from out west, out to the west where we've seen more snowfall, interestnterstate 219. that's west, right? >> out past hancock. >> a winter storm warning out there. >> so snowfall there. tucker was just saying that we just a moment ago got a picture from viewer that's we haven't had a minute to put it up from fredericksberg where they have a few inches. tucker has more info. is it still snowing across the region? >> it is. a light dusting, maybe a quarter of an inch, a inch in a few locations. winter weather advisory continuing until 9:00 for counties east of washington. let's look at the photo. this is from heather thompson and she's in bum pass, virginia, which is south and west of fredericksberg. but that is a good coating of snow. there is a road there. >> that's a pretty picture. >> you can see the tracks on the left. >> many thanks to you, heather. and you can see more significant snow to the south. and earlier our computer indicated about 2 inches of snow across portions of the viewing area south of the city down toward fredericksberg. so let's tack

not just the west coast. this is cape cod. if a messy commute, and several accidents with a overturned vehicle. how >> and in bakersfield, ongoing flooding. video. an emergency was declared after two consecutive days with flooding roads and neighborhoods. >> and delicate traffic on the golden gate. you see it at the look at the traffic. heavy but not too bad. northbound, southbound on the golden gate and the westbound on the 80 is preton the p gate is pretty well. we will be repacked on the pay gate peoplebehavingbadlc om peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m short chute [ female announcer ] why watch regular tv when you can experience the next generation of television service? at&t u-verse tv. tv like you've never seen before at a really great price. switch to at&t now to get u-verse tv starting at just $39 a month for six months, dvr included. or get up to $300 in promotion cards with a qualifying u-verse bundle. u-verse tv lets you record and play back your favorite shows in any room. and you can rec

it is well off to the north and west. if you have a wide screen, you can see well the west.ur next weather maker will be a little clipper system diving down to the northern plains at this hour. that will track to our south tomorrow. it will be close enough that it looks like we will have a period of light snow around here during the afternoon tomorrow. with that these extremely cold temperatures we had the last couple of days, it won't take a lot to start sticking on the area roadways. it is possible we'll have advisories around here during the day tomorrow. not going to be a big storm but even a little bit could cause some problems with all the cold. still windy at times today. 30degrees today at times. your five-day forecast, put in light snow for the day tomorrow. best chance will be south and west of the city as that storm will track to our south so down towards richmond, they might hit the jackpot here. another coastal system on sunday. that is a hit or miss. could hit us, could miss us. we'll have to fine tune that one. gentleman sound -- >> sounds like a weather man.

pratt street outside the tiny west side pharmacy and wellness center. the robbery stole about 87 crates full of narcotics. they went to ford avenue where police say they unloaded the drugs into their own u haul. now the 55-year-old driver was forced at gunpoint into the back of the truck during that robbery. he was left behind unhurt and able to call police. now police say the value of the drugs is pretty significant and right now, city police are actually working with the fbi and the dea to find the suspects. reporting hive from downtown baltimore, sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >> all right. thanks so much. >>> it's 5:02. the wood lawn man accused of a terrorist plot will remain in jail until his trial. antono martinez' lawyers will say that he was set up by feds. the hearing in federal court downtown, prosecutors said he was grinning ear to ear as he prepared to blow up the military recruitment center on route 40 in catonsville. but it was a fake bomb planted by the fbi. listen to what the woman who says she is martinez mother had to say about her son.

from the west.vily across parts of west virginia, southwestern virginia right now. you can see the darker blues. the lighter blues, that's not reaching the ground yet. that will take a few hours. as far as the snow potential, the white area, general one to three inches. some of that blew off to the south. fredericksburg, pockets in southern maryland. could be seeing three, three and a half. we'll watch that for you. as far as the sev-day goes, the snow starts later this afternoon through the evening hours. tomorrow, saturday, sunday and monday will be dry. we've taken that coastal storm out. temps holding in the 30s. another chance of snow will be here on tuesday into tuesday night. let's go over to richard andrei who has timesaver traffic. >> it looks like we do have some incidents to report still inner loop, capital beltway accident left shoulder by allenton road. at least it is off the travel part of the roadway. may cause a brief delay. prince george's doubt, accident clearing, two left lanes on

everything is heading out of the west into the intermountain west, so arizona is getting good snow on the rim country. as far as the mountains of the sierras and down around areas of tahoe where they're trying to do the rescue operations, things look better today. we still have shower activity along the coast but the big storm is moving through arizona head for new mexico during the day today. the mountains of colorado are going to see heavy snow and it will push up into the northern plains. the storm itself is moving out. cold air back behind it though. temperatures are definitely on the chilly side. check out the december rainfall totals. we have now had ten inches plus in downtown l.a. for the month of december. very rare to see that much rain there. even the desert has got pretty good. vegas, almost two inches. that's more than seat who also had a very wet december with eight inches. as far as the radar goes, there's some of that snow north of phoenix in the highur high temperature. san diego, sunny and 57. cool but dry. be careful driving around flagstaff, arizona, where it's goi

there is a winter weather advisory to the south and west.s mainly light snow in laurel and towards crofton and annapolis. we have had reports of light snow blowing from new freedom to hereford and off towards bel air. maybe a few snowflakes flying, but it doesn't appear to be a travel issue. pulling this back and if the wind is wrapping around that area of low pressure, and the arctic blast worked into florida as we showed you near freezing, in tampa and west palm beach this morning, we have to watch this next disturbance that will ride the upper level winds and may clip to the south of baltimore. we will watch that for thursday. and something similar in terms of track with a larger system on sunday. today, 29, our two degreen guaranteed high but wind advisory and gust to 45 will make it feel like teens or single digits. dropping into the teens overnight. and with the clearing sky, light feel cold. we are back into 30 tomorrow. and we will be 35 on thursday and chance of light snow to the south. near 40 saturday and watch the coastal storm p

turning west on the bay at 16, gusting up to 25. tonight clear, breezy and cold. 16 degrees our overnight low. and 33 degrees. it's cold enough that anything comes down is likely going to stick. be careful if you're driving out early. it could be a little dicey. >> tim said coating to an inch, not a blizzard. >> not a blizzard. >> don't panic. don't miss tonight's prime-time lineup. it's "the defenders" followed by eyewitness news at 11. >>> a mother's disturbing confession caught on tape. >> where are you? >> newly released phone calls in the case of a missing baby. why the mother said she killed him. >> a winter blast crippling parts of the country. >>> drop side ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it's 30 degrees and clear. i'm denise koch. >> i'm vic carter. >> a winter blast cripples half the nation and won't go away. we're seeing below freezing temperatures as far south as florida. the worst of it is in the midwest. >> reporter: the prewinter assault continued across the midwest dumping two feet of snow across cleveland with nine more e

wjz is live in west baltimore. mike hellgren is at the private bus company which handled that route. mike? >> reporter: little jeremy jennings' mom is demanding account alt. accountability. and wjz has learned there is video from on board the bus of the incident. >> reporter: jeremy jennings was barely 6 years old. and this is the smile that always melted his mom's heart. but since his death, when he pulled open a school bus door, fell and slammed onto the pavement, what his mom demands is an explanation. >> before my son is laid to rest, i will get some answers, answers that i really need. >> she admits her son is a handful and hyperactive. the report claims that jeremy tried to run out the back door while it was moving. mom wants to know what are the policies, were they followed and who is accountability. she questions why her son wasn't in the harness he was supposed to wear and why the bus driver didn't stop. >> if you can't handle the special needs, you shouldn't be driving them. >> reporter: they issued a sta

off to the north and west we go, well to the north and west across the northern plains, see that littled of snow now stretching into western portions of iowa and minnesota. that is our next weather maker. clipper system going to very quickly run down in that northern stream. look like it takes a route just to our south. it will give us just enough moisture during the afternoon tomorrow that we'll squeeze out light assume layings across the washington area and you got to remember with the very cold temperatures we've had around here for the last few days, every flake will stick to the ground and to roadways and paved services, that kind of thing during the day tomorrow. the clipper system gets closer. sunny and cold. still unpleasanty windy at times. winds gusting to about 30 miles per hour. here is your five-day forecast. overnight tonight, 23 degrees. tomorrow, cloudy, light snow developing during the afternoon. if you want to time it, i think best chance will be after about 1:00, 2:00 in the afternoon. good news is it is a quick mover. it will be out of here by thursday night and we'l

>> just off to the south and west and by that i mean southwest virginia and west virginia. arriving before too long and by this afternoon, i think we'll have some robs around -- some problems around here because we have cold temperatures. here is your satellite-radar. you will see the cloud cover moving in quickly and the bright are white, we are losing that last frame is the snow shower activity and breaking out into southwest virginia. timing on, it we think 11:00 or so this morning we'll start to see some flurries and a steadier snow during the afternoon and that will push -- will continue for the evening commute so no problems here this morning but as we get into the evening hours, likely to be some slippery spots on roadways. there is your winter weather advisory in blue. accumulation, we are thinking 1, 2 inches here in washington. as you get further south, you will see 3-plus inches of snow. 3degrees at reagan national. plenty of cold you're out there. winds will shift out of the south and east as the storm approaches. here is your forecast. our high temperature late

investment that's what we have to do of course we have as enemies against us the governments of the west the central banks of the west which are holding interest rates so low we need dramatically higher interest rates stimulate saving and investment to reward the savers and investors and we need to get away from what mr bernanke and all the rest are doing to us david what do you think about all this is i mean again is this a choice or is it just something that we have to accept we have to accept living smaller we have to accept living more modestly because we still have the demonstration effect out there we do remember the top one percent top three percent of society particularly in the united states will just continue to live lavishly and actually benefit from this crisis here in this recession i mean can there be a social consensus that we should just be more modest i find that hard to believe. well i think i would be the first one to cite actual data which will be interesting so in two thousand and nine. there were poor and one of the things that. stuck out to me was they talked about

i think there's there is evidence that there are people at least in the west are looking at different lifestyles and whatnot but how much is it being forced upon us as well i mean your paycheck is inches big maybe you're unemployed maybe you're in a job search or the doesn't have a lot of security i mean going small that in theory might be a good idea but in practice it may have to be something that people are going to have to accept and we've seen in the western world people are not happy about accepting it and i'm thinking of greece i mean portugal i'm thing of ireland i'm thinking of britain and the united states as well lou what do you think. well it has to happen of course first of all we had crazed consumerism stimulated by the federal reserve under alan greenspan and by the constituent central banks of the us empire whether it's the bank of england or or the european central bank over stimulated consumption massively so we have too many houses too many cars too much spending when prosperity is based on saving and investment so yes we're taking a turn back towards not consuming

a wind advisory, too, for the west ide the chesapeake bay.inds are going to bb around 25, higher thhn that.úand even gusts ú%ndchill advisory for the western part of the state where the temperrtures:close to zerr. ú% in hagerstown, as the coldest air oo the seassnnmakessits way toward our region.ú ú%e temperatures drop at we ill talk about as far as how many other channes of snow warm up from now. traafic edge.dace dold hhs the good morning, candace. >> reporter: i'm sleepy too, this morning. it was all worth it now that the ravens won. we are looking aa what happened oo the roadways. we all have a fire, a crews on the road and you can use locc %-route.ad as the alternate on 95 traveling thrrugh baltimore, let's take a live look at the fort mchenry tunnel, it's going to be light activity on the southbound lanes, and to theetubee as far as the get way, wee'e in the green across the oard. 95 acrrss to 83, 11 minutes at 54 iies per hhur. an itminut!! 8 inute ccip froma %-houu there.ve, 52 milessper that's a look at your morning you. >>> it's 5:0