carl harris of wichita, kansas said one-quarter of the cost of a home today is in the form of regulation. the cost of those regulations. with this regulation in place, businesses across america and workers across america will experience an increase in their profitability and increase in their wages. we don't need to have government interference in the marketplace with regard to wages. they would rise on their own if the government would take practical steps in reviewing regulations before they are implemented in this country. and finally let me say that this is all about individual and their freedom. government regulations suppresses ideas, implementing new ways of doing things. yes, we need to have regulations to protect safety in the workplace, yes, we need regulations to protect the environment, but they need to be commonsense regulations that are going about doing what needs to be done and no more and in the most effective way and they are going about doing what needs to be done that the people who are going to be impacted, who are going to see businesses lost and workers lose their

country there are and i've seen this i've traveled this country i've seen it in mississippi in wichita kansasthere are women who are self inducing abortions because they they are they can't get access they can't afford it they're too ashamed we have to reverse this trajectory i want to jump in there really weren't perfectly moral here i want to jump in there really quickly according to two thousand and twelve gallup poll sixty one percent of americans believe that abortion should be legal within the first three months of pregnancy i mean this goes back as we know roe v wade institutionalized here why are we seeing a continued assault on abortion if the majority of americans agree samsara. well the assault on abortion rights has always been an assault on women's. full participation in society it's an assault on the role of women as full and equal human beings the movement against abortion has always been also against birth control look if you really wanted to reduce abortion if that was really your aim you'd be the biggest advocate of birth control and sex education comprehensive sex education

and in wichita, kansas, the only thing getting traction, is frustration. today, we hit the road with snow plow driver kadi horner gonzalez, valiantly fighting an uphill battle. how dangerous is it our here for drivers? >> it's pretty dangerous. people really should stay off the road. let us get out here. let us clear it. >> reporter: just to give you an idea of how fast this snow is coming down. this is what it looked like at about 8:00 this morning. and this is what it looked like at 4:00. winter's relentless slog is showing, on hundreds of miles of roads. >> it's horrible. i actually probably ran over several potholes on the way here. >> reporter: and all of the salt that's being used on the road is rusting the undersides of cars. corroding doors and brakes and can ruin the paint. a quick car wash can prevent that. but it won't fix a crash. in atlanta, auto repair shops are ten-times busier than normal. >> hailstorms are nightmares. floods are nightmares. snow is absolutely the worst. >> reporter: across two-thirds of the u.s., school districts are repor

three draws and before you often mis read it how did that happen how did you meet we we met in wichita kansas he's a kansan on kansas as well and i was putting a band together trying to get this band together to go out and play gigs and he had a rehearsal he had a sound company concert sound company that did sound for local shows so he was always a distant yeah always in the sound and had a rehearsal space that he just built so i read about from him and we just got to be really good friends and we were married twenty six years and may it started as a friendship yes how does that change because the usually romance starts with you know bang it's romance yeah i don't know i think it was bang romance for him but for me i took a little bit of time to get to know him and stuff and. but i knew it like it happened one day we were talking and i just knew it like it hit me he was talking about going on tour and i thought to myself i don't want to be with this person i would marry this guy if he asked me to marry him so i never felt that we've for him you said to sigmoid. well it's interesting that you

in arkansas a layer of ice bringing down power lines and in wichita, kansas, the only thing getting tractionion. in missouri -- >> should we hit the road? >> yeah, let's hit it. >> reporter: we hit the road with katie gonzalez. valiantly fighting an uphill battle. >> how dangerous is it for drivers. >> pretty dangerous. people should stay off the road. let us get out here. let us clear it. >> reporter: winter are's relentless slog is showing on hundreds of miles of roads. >> it is horrible. i actually probably ran over several potholes on the way here. >> reporter: and all the salt used on the road is rusting the undersides of cars, corroding doors and brakes and can ruin the paint. a quick car wash can help that but it won't fix a crash. in atlanta, auto repair shot shops are ten times busier than normal. >> hail storms are nightmares. snow is absolutely the worst. >> reporter: school districts are reporting more snow days than normal. >> i know we may have to go to school until the end of july report report this kentucky elementary school principal and drama teacher are hoping laughter cur

and it's already starting to come together here, wichita, kansas city, springfield, st.. ice for most of arkansas arc. look at all of these winter storm warnings in effect. we have ice storm warnings in effect for the ohio valley that does include the northeast. again, new york city, boston, you are going to get it again. and that is going to be be on wednesday. let's show the snow accumulation. this is through wednesday morning. and you can see st. louis, indianapolis, pittsburgh. we could see 6 to 8, 8 to 10 inches in some places. and then this is the ice accumulation. look, it includes places like cincinnati, pittsburgh, we could see 3/4 of an inch of ice. you know what happens, those power lines really get weighed down, could see power outages. then the storm moves over to the northeast. throughout the day on wednesday. by wednesday evening, we could see up to a foot of snow outside boston, albany, new york city. not quite as much. could see 4 to 6 inches. we're also talking about ice accumulation with this storm in the northeast, as well. and so when we're looking a

wichita, kansas, has seen its supplies nearly depleted and is prioritizing only main roads and usingand looking toward the next 24 hours, chris, there's going to be a vote very shortly on temporary unemployment benefits extension. any whip count on that, how it's expected to go? >> andrea, look. things change, obviously. but as sort of noon today, it seemed as though this would not get the necessary votes to break the threat of a filibuster and therefore we would not have a deal. again, this is something that's been worked on for the last month or so, and it does not look -- at least at the moment, as though we are expecting this to be sort of the deal that we've been waiting to see if congress can find. >> and the jobs report tomorrow plus the signing of the farm bill in michigan by the president tomorrow. john kerry has tweeted out a picture. tonight he's going to hit the ice and do a ceremonial dropping of the puck wearing team usa garb. sending off our olympic hockey team. >> i remember during the '04 presidential campaign, primary and general election, he loves to play hockey, s

snowplows were out across wichita, kansas the storm dropped a heavy coating.ernor has declared a state of emergency in that state of kansas. two people were killed in an accident on the road caused by storms. public schools in wichita will be closed tomorrow. the national weather service has posted winter storm warnings and advisories across the northeast and new england through tomorrow. boston could see ten inches of snow, freezing rain in the d.c. metro area could blanket that entire region in a coating of ice. and new jersey governor chris christie issued a state of emergency ahead of the storm. seems all we can do now is hope for an early spring to put an end to a winter that feels like the worst in memory for millions of us. >> brutal cold. highways a the a standstill. cities paralyzed. government shut down. winter doesn't officially end for another six weeks but it's already setting records. nearly 40 inches fell in detroit in january alone. even south wasn't spared. charleston, south carolina and birmingham, alabama, all felt winter's bite, all hitting

there is some chance we'll take action that will cause terri lilo and to complete his action in wichita, kansas, italy get these policy decisions wrong. >> sure, there's always a chance of that. >> thank you. ..

moisture and snow from wichita to kansas city. that's where the worst of the travel will be and also in and around oklahoma city. over the two days, the white is the snow from thewest tthe southern great lakes, ohio valley, right through the northeast and icy weather just to the south of the snow and maybe significant icy weather. snowfall accumulations, that's 6 to 10 inches from kansas city. a stripe through central illinois and indiana. and kansas city today, 6 to 10 for you. and watch out in the iowa valley later on tonight. you're going to need the shovel and plow also. that's a look at the national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. >> the northeast gets a break and the mid-atlantic also. it looks like about 24 hours from now is when the snow will break out in areas of new england and the mid-atlantic. and betty as has been well advertised still a potential for another storm in the sunday, monday time frame. details coming up. >> it just keeps coming. cars that talk to one another to prevent a cr

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tomorrow, we are expected to see anywhere from 8 to 10 inches of snow, possibly more in places like wichita, kansasd then as we go through wednesday evening, tuesday night through wednesday, we could see anywhere from 8 to 10 maybe 12 or more inches of additional snowfall in the northeast. this does include places like boston, albany, new york city could see anywhere from 2 to 4 maybe even a couple of inches more as we go through wednesday night. but yes, not letting up. winter has been brutal. especially for folks in the northeast. >> all right, jennifer. we'll continue to watch the weather together with you. jennifer gray reporting. >>> secretary of state john kerry has a blunt assessment to the israelis. they aren't happy about what he has to say. stand by. >>> and how scarlett johansson figures into some of this tension. >>> and the new safety technology that's being studied that would allow cars to communicate -- yes, communicate with one another. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that parker. well, did you know auctioneers make bad grocer

kansas city, beginning to push away right now. also st. louis up to chicago. moving away from wichitaas it's heading towards chicago right now you can see snow is falling, in fact, we go to our sister station, wls, a live shot out there. visibility down to half a mile. snow covering the ground. it's going to be a cold snowy start to february in chicago but the cold air will continue to pull in from central canada into the upper plains across the great lakes and dig down to the south, in fact, temperatures, chicago, detroit, little rock and nashville dropping from the 60s there on saturday down to 44 in little rock by sunday and monday and detroit down to 22 degrees. out to the west, though, some sunshine, take a look at the numbers. it is mild for both los angeles and phoenix. now we looked at seattle and denver. denver wins in the temperature department tomorrow. a little warmer but the game we'll have to see who comes out on top tomorrow at the super bowl, but speaking of the super bowl, kickoff winds around 10 miles an hour gusting to 15 and throughout the game the winds will start

with -- is some action to complete actions in wichita, kansas. >> there is always a chance of that. >> director clapper, has russia violated the missile treaty? believe there is cause for concern. this is best left to a classified setting. >> thank you. in the new yorker article where president obama was presented with the fact that falluja is , theol of bad guys president's response was that, "if a gb team put them on lakers uniforms it does not make them kobe bryant." is there such a thing as jb al qaeda? you would never characterize a aging af al qaeda as junior versus a participant in trying to kill americans? , i characterize them as a terrorist organization. >> thank you. when you capture those killers in benghazi, we you consider taking them to our u.s. naval station, guantÁnamo bay? theat is not a judgment for fbi to make but i'm sure all options will be looked at for the government. >> the last time we brought a hador leader of libya, who lots of information about terrorists all over the world, in a matter of days he was returned to the united states and had a set of lawyers

kansas city, beginning to push away right now. also st. louis up to chicago. moving away from wichitat's heading towards chicago right now you can see snow is falling, in fact, we go to our sister station, wls, a live shot out there. visibility down to half a mile. snow covering the ground. it's going to be a cold snowy start to february in chicago but the cold air will continue to pull in from central canada into the upper plains across the great lakes and dig down to the south, in fact, temperatures, chicago, detroit, little rock and nashville dropping from the 60s there on saturday down to 44 in little rock by sunday and monday and detroit down to 22 degrees. out to the west, though, some sunshine, take a look at the numbers. it is mild for both los angeles and phoenix. now we looked at seattle and denver. denver wins in the temperature department tomorrow. a little warmer but the game we'll have to see who comes out on top tomorrow at the super bowl, but speaking of the super bowl, kickoff winds around 10 miles an hour gusting to 15 and throughout the game the winds will start to

scenes like this being played out across almost 20 states, cars sliding on the slick streets of wichita, kansas kansas city this southwest airlines plane got stuck in the snow right on the runway and in topeka, kansas, a semi truck slamming into a snowplow spilling 180 gallons of diesel fuel forcing the highway to close for hours. and a chilling scene in north texas, a police deputy and three bystanders helping a driver from one icy accident were hit by a sliding 18-wheeler killing one person and injuring the others. >> the roadway was very icy and once he saw the crash he applied his brakes but was unable to stop. >> reporter: all these back-to-back snowstorms and many towns are now running low on salt. in burton, michigan, that shortage means skyrocketing prices. >> just yesterday the price doubled actually, so if it cost $300 to fill a truck up now it's $600. >> reporter: let's get into the timing. everybody wants to know when does this get out of here? that mix moves north. through the afternoon hours, really drying from south to north, but it will pull away and leave a lot of cold air behi

there is some chance we'll take action that will cause terri lilo and to complete his action in wichita, kansas, italy get these policy decisions wrong. >> sure, there's always a chance of that. >> thank you. .. >> i'm concerned about all al-qaeda. they are dedicated to killing innocent men, women and children. >> so you would never characterize a member of al-qaeda as somehow being junior varsity? >> i characterize them as a murderous organization. >> thank you. director comey. when you capture them in benghazi, will you consider taking them to guantanamo bay? >> that's not a judgment for the fbi to make. >> the last time we brought a bad guy, a 20-year senior leader out of libya who had lots of information about terrorists all around the world, in a matter of days he was returned to the united states and had a set of lawyers, and i am confident was read his miranda rights. do you think we lost the opportunity to gain intelligence that we could have had we handled this enemy combatant in a different way? >> because his case is pending, he's now being tried in the southern district of new york,

winter storm warnings from wichita to kansas city. it moves right across the country already from kansas, we have winter storm watches and that's where the winter weather is expect ed. the green on the map is rain. icy conditions near the ohio river and snow to the north side. it's a full blown snowstorm for kansas city. up to 8 to 12 inches here. that's a big storm for you. northern new england, you're going to have a snow day if you're a teacher up there throughout the england area and even indianapolis to chicago, they are going to get this snow. new york city has picked up 6 to 8 with this storm. the timing of that is wednesday morning. another 6 inches. a foot of snow within 48 hours. >> talk about groundhog day, we've seen this week after week after week. >> i forgot to mention the possible big storm coming on monday and tuesday. >> you can stop there, bill. thank you. appreciate it. let's go over to ron mott now live at laguardia airport where it's coming down. our super bowl fans having a hard time coming home? >> reporter: ye

tonight, we look for the risk of strong storms, kansas city, joplin, out to wichita with large hail andornadoes. and then on friday, from southern new jersey down into the panhandle of florida. again, the risk of strong storms, dangerous lightning, hail and the possibility of tornadoes, as well. backside to the system, blizzard conditions. we'll have that coming up in the next half hour. what was that? >> more blizzards? >> okay. anyw >>> we're not talking about blizzard conditions. the little shower activity we had is clearing out. it is mostly cloudy in the south bay. if you want that rain and snow in tahoe, we have a juicy system as of next week where we will be tracking showers. between now and then a warm up on the way. oakland at 64, 64 in san jose. five to eight degrees warmer for your highs tomorrow. >> okay. when we get back, no moist. but -- but the polar vortex returns. >> oh, no. >> it's back? >> it's back! >> wow. when is spring finally coming? >> don't hold your breath. >>> coming up next, fresh off the bronze medal finish in the snowboard cross, we'll catch up with alex d

kansas. the wichita eagle is reporting that bill died. >> it would have allowed teachers to spank kids to a pointsed. there were a lot of people concerned about that going through. it has died and no longer on the table. >> not going to happen. >>> that's it from "at this hour" in atlanta. thanks for joining us. >> "legal view" starts next. fe " "that the powerful play goes on, and you may contribute a verse." "that the powerful play goes on, and you may contribute a verse." what will your verse be? purina dog chow light & healthy is a deliciously tender and crunchy kibble blend. with 20% fewer calories than purina dog chow. isn't it time you discovered the lighter side of dog chow. purina dog chow light & healthy. [ ding ] i sense you've overpacked, your stomach. try pepto to-go. it's pepto-bismol that fits in your pocket. relief can be yours, but your peanuts... are mine. [ squirrel ] it's pepto to-go. >>> florida's top prosecutor, the latest lightning rod in the michael dunn murder trial. could her actions in the case allow dunn to walk free? she is firing back at critics in the exclusive inte

and you can see we've got icy mix and snow making its way into wichita, kansas. it's going to continue during the day today. going to be a lot of airport delays. this snow season has been crazy. okay, for example, boston, 35 inches so far. your whole season you get 44 inches. then we make our way down to new york city, so far way above normal at 36.3 inches. we head to philadelphia, again, look at that. 40.6 inches of snow into the midwest. you'll see that we're also looking detroit has gotten a ton of snow. 59 inches way above the seasonal . >>> 8:09, tuesday morning, mostly cloudy sky. 54 degrees at about 4:00 p.m. we're counts on our next weathermaker tomorrow, that means more rain in the forecast. we stop that clock for you at noon on wednesday. getting our first showers on wednesday. heavy rain moving into the south baby about 10:00 p.m., continuing into thursday. >> >> that's your latest weather. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up next on "trending" are you guilty of this? do you ask the waiter what they like on the menu? >> oh, yes. >> no. unless he's goi

snowing in kansas city, wichita, oklahoma city, but it's almost impossible to drive on an ice event,re it goes, right through albany, schenectady, all the way back down into binghamton, syracuse. this is the area of the snow. remember i told you that low, that's where the snow's going to be? not much snow for new york, why? because it's going to be ice. it's going to be about 35 degrees at 3,000 feet. then it's going to be 30 degrees down here. and it's going to rain into this 30-degree air and will be running right through new york city with the ice event, through the poconos as well, through new jersey, connecticut and boston. there goes the low, there goes the snow. it starts off today, snow right through the ohio valley. snows overnight tonight into new york city, snows a little, but that's the changeover, that pink. that changeover is the problem. when it gets there at 8:00 tomorrow morning, it will be sleet. it will be freezing rain. and eventually, it will even turn over to, probably even to some rain about 1:00, but the damage will have been done for this storm. and of course

snow is in kansas city and wichita. colder on the east side of the rockies, same as its been. warmer on the west side of the rockies. winter storm warning through tomorrow. new york city doesn't get a snowstorm. new york city gets an ice storm. it's in kansas, parts of eerie, buffalo, syracuse and upstate new york into maine. south of there where we are here, it will be an ice event. ice in baltimore, philadelphia, washington d.c., all the way up to new york city. some ice could be devastating, talking maybe half an inch in darker regions. that will put stress on power lines, and some will fall because of extra weight. there goes the storm. this is the first one, the small one. the nor'easter that its on sunday is the one that could put 30 inches of snow somewhere. still five days away. i don't know where. some where will have 30 inches of snow. somewhere. >> somewhere in the country. seriously in some parts of the country, people are asking is this the worst winter ever? >> certainly for snowfall totals in chicago and other parts that have had such cold air. we haven't seen l

in kansas, there is a democrat law maker, gail finny from wichita, she's come up with new legislations and bruising. if you're a parent, you could give permission to a teacher or a caregiver if the kid gets out of line, you can give them a whack. >> mom and grandma proposed this bill. we wanted to know what you thought about it. we have a facebook post from one who said i never allow corporal punishment from teachers when my children were in school. i do allow parents to spank. >> missy says this, support for parents. anyone else lays a hands on my kid and they will have to deal with me. >> what this bill does is spells out exactly what is considered corporal punishment as opposed to abuse to protect teachers and parents as well. larry has this facebook post: i got it at school and home. we didn't have shootings. we didn't have students bullying their teachers. the only thing we had was respect. >> tweet from stella: spanking is bullying. discipline does not need physical abuse to be effective. >> linda says, i have two grown sons that i never spanked. i never raised my voice. i would

kansas city now with some snow and ice in areas of arkansas. as we go throughout this event, 118 million people are under either warnings or advisories. the purple color or pinkish color from wichita to boston is winter storm warnings. this map shows you in general what you can expect in your area. the icy conditions today, oklahoma, arkansas, then right along the ohio river, into areas of the northern appalachians and into philadelphia and new york city. north of that will be the all snow. that snow could be heavy today. kansas city, i-70, north of st. louis. indianapolis, cleveland, buffalo and maybe very heavy snow from the poconos through the berkshires and the cat skill mountains. kansas city 6 to 10 inches for you. indianapolis to des moines plowable 4 to 8 inches and chicago and detroit a little less considering how your january was, this is a sneeze for you. oklahoma city and st. louis the wintry mess and freezing rain to deal with. this is for starting late tonight. probably about 2:00 to 4:00 a.m. and continuing right through the morning rush hour into the day wednesday, albany, new york, somewhere through the cat skills and mass pike we could see a foot plus. then bosto

scenes like this being played out across almost 20 states, cars sliding on the slick streets of wichita, kansas kansas city this southwest airlines plane got stuck in the snow right on the runway and in topeka, kansas, a semi truck slamming into a snowplow spilling 180 gallons of diesel fuel forcing the highway to close for hours. and a chilling scene in north texas, a police deputy and three bystanders helping a driver from one icy accident were hit by a sliding 18-wheeler killing one person and injuring the others. >> the roadway was very icy and once he saw the crash he applied his brakes but was unable to stop. >> reporter: all these back-to-back snowstorms and towns are running low on salt. in burton, michigan, that shortage means skyrocketing prices. >> just yesterday the price doubled actually, so if it cost $300 to fill a truck up now it's $600. >> reporter: so let me show you something because everybody asking me when is it going to be gone? we have it in pennsylvania, massachusetts, really heavy snow through the morning hours but it's by 3:00 p.m. we stop the clock there it has moved