and sent a reprimand to wheeler.by then he had switched gears and was back being a professor at princeton and looking into gravity and so it did not really affect his career that he got the reprimand. so, wheeler looked at this issue of review which had to papers. the oppenheimer paper and the wheeler paper and that gave him the idea of looking into what was considered black holes. then he had a revelation. a set of anything in the universe being electrons or a single electron, everything is geometry. which is einsteins theory of geometry. and he wanted to rebuild the entire universe based on geometric construction. so feynman at that time was at cornell. he was very depressed because of his wife and because of the atomic bomb. but then, i started getting interested also because he saw someone cast a plate with a cornell logo. and he thought he distilled the visits. watch out! then he started getting involved in physics again. that led to his nobel prize-winning work. and he still played the drums, let off steam. the

to wheeler for his mentorship.hen wheeler died, freeman dyson said he was kind of like a prophet looking out over the promised land. the promised land, new ideas in physics, those inheriting the wheeler legacy are modern theoretical physicists who owe a great debt to lewis. all this and more is in my book, to decide for anybody who is interested, to learn about feynman and wheeler. i will take some questions from the audience about feynman, wheeler and the physics they were involved with. [applause] >> we have a microphone back here in the middle aisle. if you would like to ask a question please come to the microphone so we can all have it. hello. microphone is right here. >> what about the prize with feynman, maybe in your book, and i was glad to see freeman dyson mentions, he was very involved in tying these things together. >> that is an excellent question. i do go into that more in my book, there's more than i can cover in an hour talk as you can imagine. what happened, somebody who came up with a quirk in quan

presence. >> wheeler: and so we have a lot of making up to do.e's a lot of old history, and hard feelings that are still very much just under the surface. >> wertheim: wheeler has taken at least one concrete step to address those hard feelings; hiring an african american woman as police chief. but the inequality runs deep. the average family income for whites in portland is more than double that of african americans. >> demonstrator: we are black every single day, all day. so we will fight for our rights every single day. >> meloy: i think that there are cracks in that sort of facade of-- of cute and precious portland. and there-- there is a lot of people sort of frustrated and angry in the city, as there are in any city. >> director: roll sound, please. >> wertheim: it's fitting that "portlandia" is now in its final season, because it satirizes a city that no longer exists. starving artists may still want to come here, but with the average rent for a studio apartment at $1,200 bucks a month, where will they live? too often, the answer is the str

barnabas road, near wheeler road for another water main break. we have accident activity here in edmonton road, police are on the scene. finally, canal road at traffic lane cameras coming inbound, stay to the far left to get by. anotherp we will take look at the ride in montgomery county. adrianna: all right, kidd is here for in the now. kidd: what happened when carrie underwood fell outside the house in november? she had to get 40 to 50 stitches in her face. she told fans yesterday that she is grateful the injuries were cautionedorse and fans that she may not look the same when she is ready to be on camera again. which makes you wonder just how bad was this. when we first reported the fall we said that she fell, broke her wrist, had to go to the emergency room. her husband flew in and we thought it was weird for just the fall and we are learning now that it must've been pretty bad, especially if she is warning people that -- look. adrianna: it makes the think that she fell on glass or something. kidd: and that there might be a scar. big gash. ki

wheeler: a couple of words. today we have witnessed an unprecedented event in the history of the commonwealth of virginia. we pulled a name out of a bowl to name a delegate which was last done in 1971 in a tie vote. however, this particular draw also will determine the speaker of the house, the number of people on committees. this has never been done before for the longest-running, oldest legislative body, if you will, in the new world. we can thank the former members of the general assembly for giving us the code of virginia with the outline that chairman alcorn has given us. we have a process. we have free, fair, legal elections in virginia because we have a process in law that tells us what to do. this board, this local election board certified elections. that means they say the number of votes that are provided are true and accurate depictions of the way people voted on election day. if someone wants to contest that election or ask for a recount, the code of virginia provides how that can be done after the e

barnabas between the beltway and wheeler road. alexandria, westbound montgomery street after north washington, all lanes closed by the water main break there. 270 looks okay northbound and southbound. no major problems there. again, it is very, very slick with a lot of the water main breaks across the area. more on that coming up. >> melissa, thank you. >>> the holidays may be over but the airport congestion isn't going anywhere. the rein lagss expe-- renovati u a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. verizon doesn't. we offer more complete reliability with up to 8 hours of 4g wireless network backup. verizon, no way. we offer 35 voice features and solutions that grow with your business. verizon, not so much. get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call 1-800-501-6000. >>> country star carrie underwood is not sad to see 2017 go in a blog post. the singer shared that her november fall at her home was much worse than she first share

i remember sitting down in my capital office with similar food and then chairman upton and tom wheelerasking tom not to proceed and give congress an opportunity to legislate. we thought we are moving down a good path and then got reversed. he went ahead the title to regulation. the fact that was we had a real difficulty trying to find any bipartisan agreement on anything that became anywhere near the fcc since then because one size says it's all net neutrality and no we need to modernize the sec and we are marching to that. look we ought to be able to find common ground to prevent bad behaviors that all of us can agree upon throttling and locking are going to have hearing on paid prioritization because that gets into how the internet works today. you know, you have in effect paid prioritization and you have a situation where traffic is prioritized today and 911 calls should be prioritized over watching some crazy cat video on youtube. right? voice packets over data package. things happen today in the management of the internet to make sense and i don't think they're fully understood by

bikes in beijing there's about one rental bike for every ten people in the chinese capital the two wheelers are one of the cheapest means of transportation in beijing they can be rented for as little as seven u.s. cents for half an hour less take. home day it's convenient but sometimes there are too many bikes. i feel people don't take care of the shared bikes because they're not their personal property otherwise they'll protect them very well wouldn't they. the rising number of bikes in beijing has brought more chaos to the streets. better regulation of the bike sharing industry the company themselves. they should have been able to do her analysis. but her operation. transfer all of them to not making them on the straight. on a bike fate appears to be the scrapheap. lack of ownership lack of response that's it you're up to date with the latest from the world of business for more check out our website that's t w dot com slash business or find us social media business for you at the top of the hour. in the snow we all go. forward to a lot. works up a sweat. when your make a shoe close to nat

wheeler: my name is ted wheeler i am the , mayor of portland, oregon. this is one of the most disappointing actions from a white house in my lifetime. the reason it is so disappointing to me is that it demonstrates the lack of a moral compass and the leadership of the united states of america. it is not only insulting that the attorney general would send a notice to us here today, knowing that we are coming here, knowing that there is a delegation going to the white house to have a conversation with the president and the president's senior staffers, it is more than insulting. it is dangerous. it is dangerous for any white house to threaten duly elected leaders who are following the law and following the united states constitution. to threaten them with the rest is unconscionable. the people of this country should hold jeff sessions and the white house accountable for this action. they need to know that this is not what the people of the united states of america agree to. this is not the value of america. this is not who we are fundamentally as a people

an 18 wheeler jackknifed during heavy rain. it flew off an overpass, crashing down on a small toyota camry. look, that camry is about three feet tall. the first miracle, the driver, was still alive. that day, iracle her name is lawrie, laurie's trained to be a nurse. across the street at the university of houston sugarland. the crash happened right in front of her. crawled through broken metal glass and got karen out. urie shows the best in texas and my hometown of sugarland, and i'm proud to call her my boss in congress. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the and my hometown the gentlewoman from puerto rico eek recognition? miss gonzalez colon: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. miss garciaparra colon: -- miss gonzalez-colon: 40% of our people still lack electricity. with the system barely patched up, almost 80,000 homes approved to receive the temporary roof. only half have been install

with me are polly curtis, editor—in—chief of huffpost uk and caroline wheeler, deputy political editorfront pages are already in. the financial times leads with the end of the us government shutdown — saying the democrats have secured assurances on immigration. the telegraph warns that obease children are likely to suffer health problems right through their lives. the i goes with concerns about the welfare of poultry — saying that a million birds die in transit every year. polly and caroline — let's start things off the guardian has an interview with the head of the national cyber security centre who says there will bea security centre who says there will be a major cyber attack on the next couple of years. many people in britain are needlessly taking staters, in the daily express. boris johnson will call for more money for the nhs in the times in a cabinet meeting tomorrow. just a flavour of the front pages. thank you very much for being with us. polly and caroline — let's start things off with our first story. the telegraph. caroline, children are obese at 11 doomed to an early death

barnabas between the beltway and wheeler. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway are okay.inder, closed because of ice on the potomac. >>> team coverage on all the problems happening. water main breaks are popping up all over the area causing issues for the commute. >> transportation reporter adam tuss is live in silver spring along new hampshire avenue with a traffic mess. adam, what's going on? >> reporter: what a morning for this to happen, eun. we have had a water main break out here for several hours. this is new hampshire avenue at oakview drive just inside the beltway. take a look as one lane is getting by southbound on new hampshire avenue. but the delays are stretching well up new hampshire avenue as it passes under the beltway. the good news is huge lanes northbound getting by. take a look at the road here. and the ice that has formed because of the water that has just gone across. the good news, for a long time, the cues are in the center of new hampshire avenue trying to fikts the water main. they've located the leak and gotten it taken care of. now a second iss

al an wheeler captured all of this frozen fun for us today down the jersey shore.thank you so much. thank you everybody forgetting involved in that. sea isle city in 2004. i still get chills. when you think about it, flashlight. keeps you looking young. is that it? >> keeps you fresh. dip in. it may be freezing in the water and freezing outside, but the skies are clear, perfect for viewing the super moon. this is a time lapse of the moon tonight from our spring garden sky cam, a super moon is a full moon that is near or closest in its orbit to the earth. there will also be another super moon on january 31 and that one will also feature a total lunar eclipse. unfortunate nately we're not going to hear much of it in philadelphia when we see a result sunny sliver because the moon will be setting at the time of the lunar eclipse. temperatures right now, they are frigid. as has been the trend over the last week, 15-degrees right now westerly winds up around 13 miles per hour, so it feels like 1 degree right now. 14 in allentown. we're at 14 in trenton. 12-degrees in atl

this 18 wheeler went off the road, jackknifed into a ditch. they did get this guy out of there.can out here if you're going too fast. erin mentioned speed restrictions. it's a 40 miles an hour speed restriction across the bay bridge. right now 18 wheelers with empty trailers are not allowed to go across the bridge much that's the only restriction there. there are flight delays and cancellations at bwi. governor larry hogan delaying a state of emergency in the eastern shore in the southern maryland counties. the snow is falling coming downside ways. even though people are at speed these roads are dangerous, guys. >> no doubt about it, bob. we can see just damage a little bit can do out there with all that blowing around. in the meantime while bob is on kent island on annie yu is in southern maryland this morning. >> she continues our live team coverage from saint mary's county. annie, what are conditions like there? >> reporter: out of the car. >> hello everybody. >> hello. >> reporter: i know. that was a long ride up here. i'm telling you leak almost three hours long because we

general wheeler heather -- represent the army. admiral anderson is the navy member.eneral than they had the air force. is the marine corps. generalchairman is maxwell detailer who assumed office october 1 1962. i am looking for to my assignment in the pentagon and as service of the joint chiefs of staff. i find it and is binding on pentagon and a new adventure and a new approach to the problems of defense which are most is heartening. i refer to such things as the rediscovery of the need for conventional forces, the recognition of sunbird -- submissive insurgency and the willingness to make hard decisions in the controversial areas of defense. >> in recent years, the secretary of defense through the joint chiefs of staff has directed the far-flung military operations of the unified command's composed of all services. also, there are specified commands which means single service commands such as strategic air command. there are nine in all, depending on the military crisis of the moment, the joint use can designate the appropriate command for action. the event the com

water from the fire hoses encased wheeler powell's car in ice. >> i have never felt the cold like i'm feeling it in these last few days. >> the bitter cold temperatures are setting new records in some parts of the country. before dawn in chicago, train crews set controlled fires to melt the ice and heat the rail switches. monday was the coldest new year's day on record in chicago with a high of 1 degree. the severe cold led to slick road conditions many michigan and it also caused several accidents in michigan and it even caused part of the bay to and this cold weather is expected to stick around for awhile. the bronx, new york. >>> experts say even if you do bundle up frostbite can happen in as little as 30 minutes. >>> take a look at this baltimore neighborhood. that's ice. packed on to those cars there. this is upper fells point if you've ever been in that area, an area just off to have downtown. it's a slick sheet of ice and the water is continuing to flow and some cars are still caked in it. one woman even slipped and fell as she was trying to talk to a reporter. >> this is the s

al an wheeler captured all of this frozen fun for us today down the jersey shore.thank you so much. thank you everybody forgetting involved in that. sea isle city in 2004. i still get chills. when you think about it, flashlight. keeps you looking young. is that it? >> keeps you fresh. dip in. it may be freezing in the water and freezing outside, but the skies are clear, perfect for viewing the super moon. this is a time lapse of the moon tonight from our spring garden sky cam, a super moon is a full moon that is near or closest in its orbit to the earth. there will also be another super moon on january 31 and that one will also feature a total lunar eclipse. unfortunate nately we're not going to hear much of it in philadelphia when we see a result sunny sliver because the moon will be setting at the time of the lunar eclipse. temperatures right now, they are frigid. as has been the trend over the last week, 15-degrees right now westerly winds up around 13 miles per hour, so it feels like 1 degree right now. 14 in allentown. we're at 14 in trenton. 12-degrees in atl

saint barnabas road between the beltway and wheeler road.ne is in the heart of dc on 18th street northwest. you see the crews working between p street and q street. >>> took a good look at these pictures. their people were rescued after their car plunge into icy waters on old baltimore road at 10 mile creek in montgomery county. rescue crews got to the people inside using a boat. they were cold but should be fine. >>> after spending the holidays in palm beach florida, president trump is waking up in the white house. the white house lays out their agenda for this year and next weekend the president will huddle for -- with gop leaders at camp david and will map out a plan. >>> computer glitch created headaches. customs and border protection staff for processing systems without nationwide results. all passports had to be checked manuals -- manually. dulles international experienced did not have international flights. >>> alabama and georgia will face off for the national championship title next week. they be clemson in the sugar bowl. a thrilli

. >> in what's become an unrawvl tradition four wheelers climbed and descended down the snow covered art museum steps with children in their sleds following suit. not even powerful wind gusts could show down this bunch. >> i like dish ran across the the street. it like blew. >> icy roads and blusterring wind has affected more traditional modes of transportation. >> this coupled with bitter cold temperatures will provide for dangerous traveling conditions. >> as evening was plagued by delays on regional rail lines septa announced friday schedule will be replaced by enhanced saturday schedule. >> because of the extreme cold winds could have overhead wire problems. we don't want people stranded in too many vehicles or if we get into issues we're trying to limit the number of trains. >> this method will provide 7 >> this method will provide 75% of normal weekday train service. buses and trolleys will run on eeshl friday schedule and expect detours. still this very chilly woman says she would rather deal with delays than head out on the road alone. >> it's better to be on septa >> it's be

investigation states in one thousand nine hundred five a famous london wheeler dealer named gordon parry. with the help of you're going. down at a firm called fab area and. that company laundered millions of pounds through banks in switzerland liston stein. jersey and the isle of man. the journalists are convinced that those funds were the proceeds from selling the stolen heathrow gold. interestingly the company came out of that scandal with clean hands the police could bring no charges against the lawyers perhaps that was the moment when you realize that laundering billions could make him millions. but of course the main event of nine hundred eighty three was the coming to power of one of the toughest and most corrupt dictators in modern history man well not a year ago. it's no secret of the general had actively cooperated with the cia since the nine hundred fifty s. . the united states invaded panama many years ago and with mr know. they had a problem with him and the drug cartels and so forth but america gives panama for many reasons the panama canal and so forth the drug barons had a

india tells 16,000,002 wheelers per year.15 million to will vehicles every year. moving a lot of people around and two wheelers we need to convert. when he to make sure that once this is ready we can apply it to different locations. what we are doing right now is getting everything ready. you see the battery stations, --y operate 547 today here they operate 20 47 today. all without the intervention of operators. all automatic. once we get the system totally robust, pres. trump: pres. trump: >> where will be the market you are coming in. we are already -- >> it is a pilot program for us. we are planning our next week city move. that we haveieve lots of cities to choose from and we are finalizing which city right now. those cities, i believe are in desperate need of a solution like what you are doing today. >> how long is your list? >> you can think of it, ho chi lumpur,y, hanoi, kuala jakarta, am i on the right --? >> you can keep going. there are a lot of places with two wheeled vehicles. haidi: speaking of innovation and sel

investigation states in one thousand nine hundred five a famous london wheeler dealer named gordon parry. with the help of yoga. founded a firm called fab area inc. that company laundered millions of pounds through banks in switzerland liston stein. jersey and the isle of man. the journalists are convinced that those funds were the proceeds from selling the stolen heathrow gold. interestingly the company came out of that scandal with clean hands the police could bring no charges against the lawyers perhaps that was the moment when you're going to realize that laundering billions could make him millions. but of course the main event of nine hundred eighty three was the coming to power of one of the toughest and most corrupt dictators in modern history man well not a year ago. it's no secret of the general had actively cooperated with the cia since the nineteen fifties. the united states invaded panama many years ago and with mr know. they had a problem with him in the drug cartels and so forth but america gives panama for many reasons the panama canal and so forth the drug barons had all

. >> in what's become an unrawvl tradition four wheelers climbed and descended down the snow covered art museum steps with children in their sleds following suit. not even powerful wind gusts could show down this bunch. >> i like dish ran across the the street. it like blew. >> icy roads and blusterring wind hore traditional modes of transportation. >> this coupled with bitter cold temperatures will provide for dangerous traveling conditions. >> as evening was plagued by delays on regional rail lines septa announced friday schedule will be replaced by enhanced saturday schedule. >> because of the extreme cold, winds could have overhead wire problems. we don't want people stranded in too many vehicles or if we get into issues we're trying to limit the number of trains. >> this method will provide 75% of normal weekday train service. buses and trolleys will run on eeshl friday schedule and expect detours. still this very chilly woman says she would rather deal with delays than head out on the road alone. >> it's better to be on sept septa. you need to be on something big. and you need

. >> why wouldn't you have a four wheeler a tv on the roof. >> so, okay, i feel like i'm right at home. >> i did it, i used to ride these all over the nation actually. >> this is great stuff, local company here polarthat is makes these so as you can see we have an inch or two of snow overnight. i know meisha you are from minnesota we have nothing but love for you but there are some, taking it to the eagles fans, like a little bit of snow, a little bit of that. >> we are going to get pay back i will get for a ride, when in doubt, throttle out. we will show you more about the minneapolis sky line coming up, later. >> meisha, meisha what is the date for ice fishing do you use tater tots as bait. >> no we're going to use corn, little pieces of corn. >> i figure it was tater tots. >> it is all catch and release for me, very important. >> that is for sure. >> thanks, jason. >> bye, guys. >> we will see you soon. >>> new members of the new jersey hall of fame are announced we will tell but notables. >> a new warning about atm machines it turns out crooks can convert them into jackpot machines

and then on the 28th on sunday at uc berkley, wheeler hall, we're having our other main event throughhe korematsu institute. and we're really excited because it's the first time, this is our 8th annual, so the first time we were able to invite students free of charge with a student id, even up through university. and thanks to very generous sponsors, covington berling law firm, it was international law firm that promotes diversity and inclusion has been a big supporter. and international assignee services in san ramon, and minami tamaki yamaguchi kwak & lee foundation in san francisco has made it possible for us to have students really be part of this narrative. robert: that's great. great to see you having--great seeing you again, karen. karen: thank you very much. robert: all right, well, we'll be right back with a look of some very other important community events coming up, then a look at wu yee children's services and its unique benefit recital coming up in san francisco. some important events are coming up for the community. first, it's time for the call for entries for the grow

has been doing more goods need to be transported and that's resulting in a spike in demand for 18-wheelersmo brennan hits the gas. >> reporter: as the economy keeps on trucking, so too does trucking. dema for trucks is skyrocketing. that means higher rates. freight exchange ser dat solutions says the price for the common kind of truck jumped to 2.11 per mile in december up more than 25% from the start of 2017 marking the highest monthly average rate since at least 2010. analysts say it could go higher. >> it will be higher rates for shippers. the biggest question is whether or n they can get the capacity. if they are not willing to pay up, they're not going to get the capacity. that's the clear pattern being established now. for consumers it means higher prices at the shelf. it means higher prices delivered. they h getting a discount on shipping. those days are over, at least for the foreseeable future. >> rep more manufacturing robust holiday season, rebuilding from hurricanes and new regulations are playing a part. last month a new rule took effect that makes drivers track hours electron

not lack of food, but lack of 18 wheelers to get the food from field to fork. >> when we can't get the produce to the food bank there is very little variety for us to distribute. and it really hits produce because it's so perishable. >> much of the produce delivered to needy families is brought in from arizona to the bay area. >> there's some bell peppers that also came in from that area. >> barbara says it's the perfect storm of an increased diesel tax in california. a shortage of truckers and new federal trackers that don't allow trucks on the road for more than 11 hours in a day. >> we can't find trucks then literally the produce stays at the packer and has to be composted or disposed of. >> the food bank estimates it's lost out on half a million pounds of food coming in because of the crisis. >> every week our participants at one of our pantries would take home about 30 pounds of food. and they're seeing 2 or 3 pounds less of food every week again coming out of produce. >> the department of fish and wildlife looking for some suspects who used a bb gun to kill a river otter in walnu

. >> rep tom wheeler is one of three f fcc chairman who have invested in rapid sos. >> they have built a platform that can be applicable in multiple kinds of situations, not just 911 calls. >> reporter: those situations, upgrades to home security, car monitors like on star, and wearable health devices, are where rapid sos hopes to make money. >> this screen will have health information, heart rate, blood pressure. if it's coming from a connected car, now it's a picture of the car, the impact, how many people were in the vehicle, where airbags depl roll the cost, 3 to $10 per month. it could be a small price to pay. >> the enormity of what we're working on here is what affects everybody on the team. >> this technology will have the power to save a lot of lives. >> reporter: one interesting addition, if the phone has a camera it can put out a video to first responders, givingn them a chance to see what they're getting into before they arrive onsite. >>> if you're using an old school but still fashionable wrist watch, you might appreciate the handiwork of a philadelphia entrepreneur who g

. >> elliot wheeler says other items to expect, laptops with cellular connectivity and 20-hour battery life. and ready or not, alexa with the ability to control your bathroom applian appliances. yes, perhaps, even flushing the toilet. >>> the list is out. we know who will be headlining this year's bottle rock concert and when tickets will go on sale. at home.ld generate your own energy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> now an accuweather alert. >> from abc 7 mornings. >> check out this video from an h san jose. some of the rain that fell this morning. see the puddles developing there. looks like almost everybody had their lights on which is great news. wipers on, lights on, remember. something else to remember, as you head into the afternoon hours, when thunder roars, run indoors. so if you hear some thunder that means lightning caused it and you want to come inside and stay inside for a while. here's a look at what's going on as far as some of our wet weather and some of the splotchy nature of the moderate rain that is out

. >> public schools in indianapolis are closed because of the extreme temperatures, over at the wheelerhomeless off the streets. >> this weather is not just, you know, cold, it is -- >> chunks every ice seeing watters in lake michigan to the stretch of the mississippi and missouri, even many of those traditional new years day polar bear plunges were canceled due to the cold. at one of the nation's largeness jackson port wisconsin it was negative 20 degrees, with the windchill >> i think we, as humans, we like a challenge, we like to see if we can do it. >> in a weather system on the east coast moving in, that could bring snow, with all of this cold, from as far south as south carolina, all the way up through canada. mola lenghi, for cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >>> three, two, one ... ( cheers). >> just cold looking at this video. dozens every people in new jersey defied the bitter blast for the annual atlantic city polar bear plunge yesterday. this is yearly trade anythings atlantic city on new years day , hundreds braved the 32 degrees water temperature, their bodies feeling numb. >> pr

not lack of food but lack of 18- wheelers to get the food from field to fork. >> 60% of everything weistribute is food bank. without that there is little variety and it hits produce because it's so perishable. >> reporter: the problem is compounded this time of year as much of the produce the food bank delivers to needy families is brought in from nogales, arizona, to the bay area. >> there's some bell peppers that also came in from that area. >> reporter: barbara says it's the perfect storm of an increased diesel tax in california a shortage of truckers and new federal trackers that don't allow trucks on the road for more than 11 hours in a day a. >> we can't find trucks then literally the produce stays at the packer and has to be composted or disposed of. >> reporter: the food bank estimates it's lost half a million pounds of food coming in because of the crisis. >> every week our participants at one of our pantries would take home 30 pounds of food. they are seeing two or three pounds less of food every week, um, again coming out of produce. >> reporter: in san francisco, andria bo

this is a really ha rd wheeler dealer. this is a really hard problem.k we have a really narrow zone of what the side can give. the question is what does a commitment mean? i don't think this gets us closer to the palestinians making the commitment meaning anything more than it would have meant before, the difference is the palestinians say there is no deal to be had any more. it complicates relationships in the region, he has had robust conversations injordan, king abdullah said he had a candid and frank talk about the us decision, warming edward exacerbates tensions in the region. this must be a concern not just tensions in the region. this must be a concern notjust about the palestinians. certainly for king abdullah, he is concerned with a large palestinian population perhaps 60% of the population ofjordan are palestinians, he had a hard line to walk because he wants to be aligned with the united states and palestinians in jordan say with the united states and palestinians injordan say this is absolutely outrageous. the president of egypt in a more se

barnabas road near wheeler road. the right lane getting by.at crittenden street for those coming out of hyattsville. finally, in virginia, montgomery street, one direction between north washington street and north columbus tied up because of a water main break. that is the traffic watch. back over to you. adrianna: get traffic, weather abc 7 app. z2offz zi0z y2offy yi0y ♪ >>> back here on "gma," glad to have everybody here in times square. do you know who this woman is right here? [ cheers and applause ] danica patrick. danica patrick. great guest to start the new year. she is a top race car driver. into retirement but it's this new book, getting pretty intense on the speedway and now in her new book "pretty intense" sharing secrets to being unstoppable physically, mentally and emotionally. danica, it is so good to see you. >> thank you. always good it see you. >> you're saying a 90-day plan but you think people will stick with it. >> you have to establish a progra structure, but what i hope that people take away from it because the book not o

bikes in beijing there's about one rental bike for every ten people in the chinese capital the two wheelers are one of the cheapest means of transportation in beijing they can be rented for as little as seven u.s. cents for half an hour less than a subway take it. from there it's convenient but sometimes there are too many bikes they block the roads. i feel people don't take care of the shared bikes because they're not their personal property otherwise they'll protect them very well wouldn't they. the rising number of bikes in beijing has brought more chaos to the streets that's why some are calling for better regulation of the bike sharing industry the company themselves together with the government they should be able to do a better analysis but her allocation off them better operation of them the better transfer all too not making too much of them on the street until then a bike's fate still appears to be the scrap heap. well china is cracking down on polluting cars a state run news agency shin cost says beijing has banned the making of more than five hundred fifty different models for u

but there was what i would call an 18-wheeler on the tracks.vidently one of the persons in that cab did not survive one is in critical condition. but the members of congress probably every single one of them one way or another hit probably the seat -- there are no seat belts and i'm not suggesting there should be. >> sandra: what can you see from where you are sitting? did you see anything before the accident? >> no. no. there was nothing. but once again, there was probably three or four cars in the engine ahead of us. what we can see now and there are pictures of the internet of the truck that was hit. it looked like it was compacted trash, like corrugated stuff all wrapped together. but there are now probably 25 emergency vehicles here. we have had several members who did need medical attention. and we are moving forward. we just checked each other. we immediately checked each other. we knew what happened immediately. we knew there was a problem the train probably went 100 yards and came to a stop. >> sandra: just to update anybody who may be

inside lane of wheeler road are still closed but most people living in that area of prince georgia county does have water service. at one point they set up ha water station at saint barn a bus church. barney elementary was also closed today because no water. no word when the road will be completely opened. >>> green line chain because of attract problem outside naylor road. metro didn't say if the problem had anything to do with the weather, cold weather can cause rails to crack. problem cleared about 9:30 this morning. >>> i want to show you dama townhome in laurel. this happened on characterize sa lane, about 40:30 th:30 this mo. prince georgia had helped from montgomery firefighters to get this blaze under control. a family of six now has to find somewhere else to stay. >>> with temperatures in the teens, maryland man search for his missing father is becoming more urgent this morning. prince georgia county police helping in the search for 65-year-old daniel haven, last seen at costco yesterday. his son says he has dementia and doesn't have an id on him if you see him call 911. >>> your

there was a water main break on wheeler road, tying up the right lane each way. ride coming at the up in 10 minutes. autria? autria: breaking this morning, a townhouse in flames. larry: suzanne kennedy is in laurel, where it is a busy scene. suzanne: here in the 7800 block of carissa lane where a fire started just after 4:00 this morning. where the fire started, authorities telling us that it spread to the first floor out of that unit, coming for adults and two children. in the unit next door they are also impacted. authority saying that there were two it all to and one child and then off to the left year, this unit also taking a look over here you can see a significant number of firefighters on the scene here. firefighters called in from another county to assist. no injuries here, authorities telling us they are trying to you the situation wrapped up as soon as possible. it's her difficult for firefighters and the tenants to be out here in this cold. reporting in laurel, suzanne kennedy. larry: in southeast, people forced out of their homes when of apartment cau

portland mayor ted wheeler and carolyn goodman of las vegas are concerned with finding a solution foradline set by the trump administration. mayor carolyn goodman / las vegas, nvfor me there needs to be a pathway to citizenship, we are very compassionate in nevada, certainly in the city of las vegas and we will work toward that.most agree comprehensive immigration reform is needed.mayor steve adler / austin, tx we need to do everything we can to protect our borders. but we also have to recognize that there are a lot of people in our country that are undocumented.mayor steve adler of austin says its important to remember those immigrants are here because for decades the united states encouraged that work force to come.in washington alexandra limon (pam) senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley says, he wants to release the transcript of donald trump junior's interview with the committee. some democrats on the committee have already been pushing to make the transcript public. the interviews from june 2016 involve a russian lawyer, trump junior, the president's son-in-law jared kushner a

i've tried to do for the last five years before the net neutrality rules were implemented by the wheeler administration or fcc, and legislate in this space? and so i'm asking all parties, let's do it. i've had draft proposals on the table since probably 2014, 2015. >> part of what you're saying is the cra effort is not the legislative solution that some are advertising it to be. >> no, it's just a bulldozer. takes you back to where it was and says the fcc can't do any activity in this space, most likely. which may not be what people want. and beyond that, you know, you're seeing a growing debate out there including at davos where some pretty surprising characters said it's more than just the internet service providers that may need to have a discussion about net neutrality, it may be the edge providers, it may be the facebooks and the amazons and all that. and the more you learn about how they operate and how their algorithms work and the trolls and, you know, how many followers do you really have and how many did you just buy, and is somebody monetizing all that, by the way? you know, y