>>> i'm john siegen that willer. welcome to al jazeera. i'm talking to jill abramson. i wake up in the morning, and i reach over to the night table and pick up my iphone and i call up "the new york times" app rather than walk outside and pick up the newspaper itself, which is sitting there, which often doesn't get read. i mean, is that something that happens to you? >> i actually am a multi-platform reader. it depends on where and when i am, but i still get immense pleasure out of reading the print newspaper. >> i do, too. >> i spend at least an hour every morning actually -- even though i've read, i mean, we published a lot of the articles that are in the paper on our website, and they've been published on our apps, too. but i still love, you know, just in some ways the serendipity seeing a story inside one of the sections i didn't know about before. you find yourself reading it. you don't know quite why, but it's sort of a joyous experience. >> we share that love of print. >> we're both of a certain age. >> we are of a certain age, shall we say. >> we are. my father

i'm jonathan betz, and john sigen that willer will be back tomorrow. a quick look at the headlines is next. >> hello, welcome to al jazeera america. some extreme winter weather is on the way to the east coast from washington to new england, a storm hitting the great lakes region, dumping inches of snow on detroit in chicago. there are expected delays and cancellations. the state may close major highways as a precaution. >> colorado pot smokers lined up for hours to make the first legal purchases of marijuana. the state expects to earn $87 million in taxes in a year of retail cannabis sales. >> it's been four days since egyptian forces

itself to the comet and analyze the surface and they are wondering go to high risk or an area where it willerwarmer and have a tail and maybe it will damage it and interesting but risky or land in a safer place where you can hopefully hold on for the whole ride and scientists are interested in the rocks and created 4.5 billion years ago when the solar system formed and have the space craft taking the first close up images of the surface and says the findings could answer if comets brought water and even life to earth. and i'm with al jazeera. >> and that's it for this news hour on al jazeera and stay with us more world news coming up, shortly with jane and thanks for watching. ♪ >> start with one issue education... gun control... the gap between rich and poor... job creation... climate change... tax policy... the economy... iran... healthcare... ad guests on all sides of the debate. >> this is a right we should all have... >> it's just the way it is... >> there's something seriously wrong... >> there's been acrimony... >> the conservative ideal... >> it's an urgent need... and a host willing

through what's called -- what they're calling the my r.a., a simplified starter retirement account that willer offering through both employers and banks, think of it as an i.r.a. meets a savings bond. it won't be the government offering this. and then the president will travel tomorrow to wisconsin and nashville, tennessee. here's the then that became clear, by the way, in the responses from the republicans. congresswoman cathy mcmorris rodgers said republicans agree with the president on the problem that the opportunity for the middle class is the big issue in this country. the two parties simply disagree on the solution. mcmorris rodgers' folksy response was to soften the edges for republicans, particularly among women, and show the republican party knows how to empathize with the american people. >> if would you have told me as a little girl that i would one day put my hand on the bible and be sworn in as a 200th woman to serve in the house of representatives, i wouldn't have thought it possible. i grew up working on my family's orchard and fruit stand in kettle falls. when i showed my 4-h

boyfriend to batman's enemy twoface and now a new spin on a horror icon playing the frankenstein they willerfor coming in. that is a different kind of frankenstein there. >> yeah, it's sort of the next chapter after mary shelley's frankenstein, given him a completely new look. we went sans bowls and square head. i mean, we've sort of updated him. gave him a fresh look and gave him new challenges. >> he's been wandering the earth a couple hundred years and what does he jump into. >> he's sort of, you know, living in the shadows, angry at his father and confronted by two opposing forces that are very powerful that basically good and evil, gargoyles and demons and has to make a choice between two and the consequences are ultimately mankind so a man who has never thought of others because everybody has been so -- everybody's been so, you know, unkind to him now has to think about others and make a choice based on others and he's never done that before. >> what's it like going home with frankenstein every day? >> you know, it's tough. he's full of rage at his father, doesn't understand why he's a

he willer is everybody sings months in jail and six months on home detention. he will have to register as a sex offender and is not allowed to work with children or be with minors without parental case. >>> 30-year-old christopher shoot is being investigated. police are looking into whether he worked in the chair custody. police received several tips that he was trying to upload pornographic images. he's in jail facing felony charges. >>> hearings for three white college students assaulting a black student at san jose university will be held at the same time. that's what a superior court judge ruled. the four men were charged in november accused of hate and assault incidents. they include writing a racial slur on a board, putting up a confederate flag and looking a u-shaped bicycle lock and their roommate's neck. >>> 7:08. well, after 164 years, a san anselmo high school for girls is going co-ed. about a third of the student body at the school wore black yesterday, protesting the change. students have created this facebook page calling for the campus to remain

. >> she willers opened in atlanta. >> there's no way you can survive in a tent in this cold weather. have sit in a chair with a blanket, you're out of elements and staying warm. >> almost 2,000 cancellations for flights today this have been stuck for three days. >> stay up all night 247 and wait and hope that i get out of here and it hasn't happened yet. >> jet blue is hoping to get back in the air today after shutting down completely in new york and boston. all over the sufficient, it feels like mother nature left the refrigerator door open. >> once again, that was tracy pots reporting. these record low temperatures are expecting to impact 170 million americans today. >> an american called jihad jane is sentenced to 10 years in prison, found guile of a murder plot tied to al-qaeda. she agreed to kill a swedish artist who offended muslims by painting the head of the prophet muhammed on the body of a dog. >> the u.s. is speeding arms shipments to the iraqi government, including 58 surveillance drones and 100 hell fire missiles. the weapons can be used to wipe out rebel safe hanks. >>

senator joe mavenen, barbara boxer and rock if he willer released the chemical safety and drinking waterrotection act of 2014 since that spill. what that bill does is require regular state inspections of above ground chemical storage facilities, require industry to develop state-approved emergency response plans meeting minimum guidelines, allow states to recoup costs from emergency response actions, and to the caller's question it would provide more emergency response tools to the drinking water system for folks that manage that. let's go to bob waiting in jacksonville, florida on our line for democrats. caller: good morning. i hope you're doing fine. y statement is as far as i know, any nation that slipped into this country and did that to one of our water supplies, the republicans they call it [inaudible] but at the least, at least attack them and kill them all as many as we could. people like bill kris ol american enterprise and hertyadget foundation would ve that because we would active more and the industrial military complex could start building again and spending money on all tho