them back to tuesday for the home opener against winnipeg. we caught up with the >> team owner greater than we are going to do everything we can to make amends for losing some money games. what the fans what is a really good team. >> high school basketball has always been great in the d.c. area gonzaga anxd dematha. jt 3 was in the house. going to villanova. 22. tonight -- 22 points tonight. high school sports scene so clean tonight after ago from the never existed and lance armstrong sang his career was a lie. >> to celebrate her 49th birthday, first lady michelle obama launched a twitter account. her staff will run the account. the. tweet asked followers to wish her a happy birthday. from time to time, mrs. obama may actually tweet. she will sign the message "mo." this will replace @michelleo >> the storms. a few miles make a difference. we have an interactive blog going all day to keep you posted. we will keep you posted 24/7 throughout the day. it was a very busy throughout the office today. colder tomorrow. bundle up. only in the we're s

winnipeg at minus 21. does look like you'll get a heat wave and by heat wave in winnipeg it's getting up near the freezing mark by next week. something you have to look forward to here. here's a look at your extended forecast. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes with more news. i'm gene otani in tokyo.

the first home game is tuesday against the winnipeg jets. to see them back on the ice. >> all those people showed up. >> ket letter is one. best kept secret. >> i think that was verizon center. >> you can watch them practice for free. >>> the time is 4:28. coming up had morning, the unusual weapon used but a pair of men to rob a montgomery county business. >>> plus, putting a price on the most prestigious address. what the white house is worth. >>> we were left without snow.

temperatures are as follows, very chilly minus 21 degrees for winnipeg and minus 8 degrees in chicagothe cold air will move toward the southeast. new york city at 9 degrees on thursday but will plummet to 1 degrees on friday. in europe a series of low pressure systems is producing extremely windy conditions across the north. conditions will remain almost the same for the next several days but to the south very dry and lots of sunshine for you and temperatures are in the double digits. similarly warm across the west but cooling down to 9 degrees in berlin on thursday. finally in east asia a big high pressure system is covering much of japan bringing dry and mild conditions and abundance of sunshine. even heavy snow in the northwest have let up. good conditions for shoveling snow today. snow is moving into northern china including beijing where as we've been reporting dense fog has been blanketing this area. as the precipitation comes in conditions will finally improve. to the south rain is intensifying along the river valley. the rain will also move into the whole of the caribbean peni

minus 8 in winnipeg which is quite warmer than yesterday. all right. moving into europe then. severe weather is still going across the eastern half of the mediterranean. about 150 millimeters of rain has fallen which is double the amount that we see for the entire month of january. lots of thunderstorms and gusts have been reported in many areas. to the north of this low pressure system heavy snow showers are affecting. let's go to some video coming out of austria. snow keeps on falling in the country. you can see an overturned truck. the driver is stuck inside waiting for help. this weather has been causing tremendous traffic problems. lots of heavy snow out there. on the lighter side residents of a small villain in the netherlands are fond of ice skating. gnaw method was used to clear snow. they hired a helicopter to blow away snow that prevents ice from building up. residents are overjoyed to see the snow being cleared away. very interesting way to remove snow. let's pull back. it's dry across the netherlands but wtern austria is a different story. you're going to be seeing

a very chilly minus 22 degrees in winnipeg and minus three for chicago. finally, severe weather is continuing in the east and half of mediterranean. lots of severe thunderstorms and a risk of hail. we have reports of 70 millimeters of rain. severe thunderstorms are erupting in western section of turkey. to the north of this low pressure system precipitation is snow back to the north is dry thanks to a high pressure system. the reason for the nasty weather is that cold air from the north has warmer air in africa. we'll see the same set up into the next several days. unstable weather in this purple area and lower than average in this blue zone will continue. here is the expected high on thursday. right at the freezing point in paris on your thursday. double digits in athens as well as madrid. here is the extended forecast. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." thanks very much for joining us.

minus 7 in winnipeg. houston with a high of 9 degrees. new york city at 2 degrees. let's go over to europe. wet and windy across poland and the baltic space. we'll show you the figures in just a moment. conditions will get deteriorating across central europe. there's a new system coming in from the north. temperatures are quite warm. 12 degrees in paris and 11 degrees in london. here is the extended forecast. >> that's all for this edition of "newsline." thanks t thanks for joining us.

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when you buy a coat in the south is is not like buying a coat in winnipeg.he wind can't get through. here in the south, it goes in one side and out the other. >> we call them parkas. and i tell you what, they are awesome and i have them here. thank you for the explanation on the arctic oscillation. it's nice to know why it's happening. chad, thank you. [ male announcer ] when it comes to the financial obstacles military families face, we understand. our financial advice is geared specifically to current and former military members and their families. [ laughs ] dad! dad! [ applause ] [ male announcer ] life brings obstacles. usaa brings retirement advice. call or visit us online. we're ready to help. learn more with our free usaa retirement guide. call 877-242-usaa. progress-oh! -oh! -oh! oh! oh! ♪ what do you know? oh! ♪ bacon? -oh! -oh! oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!" share your story for a chance to win a progress-oh! makeover in hollywood. go

winnipeg minus 20 degrees. to the south of that jet stream at 24 degrees. los angeles hanging on to the high teens. here in europe thunderstorms are very active in this mediterranean regions but out toward the north high pressure dominates. cold temperatures are still going to be in store. finally due this system moving in, the warmth will come. it's going to be really bad news for the heavy rain. finally a retleef that freezing temperaturing. i want to lead you off with this video talking about freezing temperatures. the not only people were shivering cold weather affected some animals. really cute. it's coming from wales ape and monkey sanctuary. they are keeping warm by bundling up in blankets. the zoo keepers gave them blankets as well as hot tea as temperatures dipped to near freezing on wednesday. i think that's the hot tea he's drinking. cute. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> that concludes this edition of "newsline." thanks for joining us.

here in winnipeg you'll be seeing a high around minus 8 on friday but going into sunday this is going to be the low down around minus 30, same there in the dakotas, combined with those gusty winds i'm talking about, wind chill on lie in the overnight hours can get around minus 50 degrees celsius. if you're out and about in temperatures like that, frostbite due to the exposure of that air really could result in just a matter of minutes. that's going to be very dangerous going into the early part of next week as those temperatures start to fall off. go somewhere warm. los angeles 26 for the high to start off your weekend here. now into europe, talking about snow showers across the british isles, looks like a storm system is on tap as we have this system coming in off the atlantic bringing in an ample amount of moisture with it. start to interact with this high pressure that's been keeping things cold across much of western europe, british isles, france and southern portions of uk. expect 25 to 30 centimeters in some areas as it pushes off to the east. five to ten centimeters. spain and

here in winnipeg you'll be seeing a high around minus 8 on friday but going into sunday this is going to be the low down around minus 30, same there in the dakotas, combined with those gusty winds i'm talking about, wind chill on lie in the overnight hours can get around minus 50 degrees celsius. if you're out and about in temperatures like that, frostbite due to the exposure of that air really could result in just a matter of minutes. that's going to be very dangerous going into the early part of next week as those temperatures start to fall off. go somewhere warm. los angeles 26 for the high to start off your weekend here. now into europe, talking about snow showers across the british isles, looks like a storm system is on tap as we have this system coming in off the atlantic bringing in an ample amount of moisture with it. start to interact with this high pressure that's been keeping things cold across much of western europe, british isles, france and southern portions of uk. expect 25 to 30 centimeters in some areas as it pushes off to the east. five to ten centimeters. spain and

look at winnipeg, minus 9 for you. ten-degree drop going into thursday. washington, d.c. and new york, you'll see a slight warm-up ahead of that front. warm air coming through but it will start to cool right back off once that front begins to pass by. now, here in europe, several systems we're watching. a severe one over the british isles bringings heavy rainfall, risk of flooding, gusty winds. look at the lines close together. that's indicating about 40 to 60 kilometer per hour sustained winds as it pushes overhead. behind it, though, just like in the americas, we'll see a cold air mass filter in. 13 and 12 on your high. on tuesday expect that to get down to the single digits by the end of the week for london and paris. already below the freezing mark in moscow and kiev. minus 4 and minus 5. here's your extended forecast. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes with more news. i'm gene otani in tokyo. for all of us from nhk world. thanks for joining us. have a great day wherever you are.

minus 19 degrees expected in winnipeg on wednesday.ntrast, 20 degrees in los angeles. 23 is your expected highs on your thursday as well as friday. and out toward the east, 5 degrees in new york city. you could be seeing some sleet on wednesday. that's it for now. and here's your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our lead story this hour, officials at an airport in western japan say an all nippon airways boeing 787 has made an emergency landing. the officials at takamatsu airport say the crew detected smoke. the plane was heading from an airport in yamaguchi prefecture, western japan, to hanada airport in tokyo. the transport ministry says the pilot reported to airline officials that there was smoke in the cockpit. the plane was carrying 129 passengers and eight crew members. officials say everyone on board got out safely. authorities at the airport closed the runway. officials at the departing airport say they didn't notice anything unusual before the plane took off. dreamliners have suffered a series of technical problems this month, in

minus 16 degrees is your expected high on wednesday in winnipeg.ot too bad in chicago at 6, but we'll plum melt to minus 7 on thursday. you may want to bundle up once again. finally, in europe a parade of low pressure systems is moving across the north, bringing extremely windy conditions and wet conditions. the system will continue to head toward the east. now, to the south of the system warm air is flowing in from africa, pushing up temperatures. remaining in the double digits in london as well as paris, warming up to 12 degrees on your wednesday in berlin. here's your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. we'll be back with more of your updates at the top of the hour.

drawing in warm air and winnipeg on your monday. a high of only around minus 20. minus 8 for the high. denver will be seeing a warm up. on the other side, in florida here into the high 20s. near tuesday through mid-january. clear skies across the british aisles and the storm system on the iberian peninsula and heavy snowfall with it. a video out of northern spain here. you see this river frozen over. it's a rapid cool down across monday and regions in the north were affected by the blizzard that caused road closures and snowfall out there hard at work to clean up the mess. unfortunately for those that are picking up the mess here, another system is going to be moving in. take a look at the map here. we have another low pressure area that will push down towards the south across portions of southern france and you could be seeing rough weather through wednesday. good news is that the weather will start to improve. the warm up will be affecting the weather and the higher terrain, you will be seeing the temperatures start to rise. madrid with a high of 8 and cold near

in winnipeg, -25. in ottawa, about -19 degrees. the snow will be a major problem. new york only getting up to zero. in atlanta, about 11 degrees for you. >> and look at the headlines here -- u.s. president barack obama has been officially sworn in for a second term at the swearing-in ceremony in the white house. a larger public swearing-in will take place on monday. reports some of the kidnappers were captured in algeria. french troops in mali have launched new attacks against rebels. taking you back to our top story -- president barack obama's inauguration. let's go live now to washington d.c. you were giving us a sense of the programs of the president is mapping out. how is he going to get it through congress? >> the republicans still control the house and they have been in no mood to compromise. he's trying to take on some pretty controversial issues -- immigration, gun control, spending, dealing with the national debt and deficit. these are things he sees absolutely no common ground with republicans on. he has to get them to agree, so how is he going to do it?

very different story in winnipeg. minus 21. good news by next week it will warm back up to the freezing mark. something to look forward to i guess. here to the british isles, looking at snowfall. an area of low pressure moving overhead. that will start to the northern portions of the uk and work its way toward the south through saturday. gradually tapering off by saturday afternoon. you will get a little bit of a break, by sunday, another storm system working its way through. not too much of a break on tap. the next one a little stronger. here to the balkans, toward turkey. you will see some severe weather actually. been seeing it. the fuel, the moisture coming in out of the mediterranean, adding with this gusty wind, up to 100 kilometers per hour. heavy snowfall farther out toward the north. temperatures remain on the chilly side. kiev, minus 13. slight warmup in london and paris. 7 and 5 going through your saturday. after the front begins to pass by. here is a look at your extended forecast. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes wi

take a look at winnipeg minus 16. on thursday this is even expected to get lower.hicago yesterday you saw record breaking highs. now back near the freezing mark. but look out ahead of that frontal area for you there in much of the eastern seaboard including washington, d.c. down to atlanta, it's rather warm. not going to be lasting very long. just enjoy it for the time being because once that system pushes through things will be changing. now across much of europe we have a storm system that's lingering towards the west. scandinavia peninsula see how deep that rope that's wrapping around here. that's indicating a very deep pressure interacting with high pressure across the iberian peninsula and strong interaction sets up this tight gradient. gusty winds. sustained winds up to 60 kilometers. already wind reports of this gust over 140 kilometers per hour in portions of the uk over towards france. the system is bringing heavy rain showers expected to continue across low countries and shift over to snow as it moves into western portions of russia. out there towards mos

winnipeg, minus 21. remember, these are the highs we're looking at. that's the subzero temperatures i was talking about. but over in the southwest, summer-like temperatures in los angeles. 27 degrees for the high. denver, 14. getting ready to rise to 17 on wednesday. it looks like spring in seattle. so, some pretty strange temperatures there. nothing too strange about the weather over here in europe. it's snowy. a lot of snow, actually, has been causing problems with travel. i'm sure many of you are aware. we're looking like it's going to be another snowy day on tuesday as another system pushes in across france and the i beer yan peninsula bringing another few centimeters of snow and gusts up to 100 kilometers an hour. that means snow will be blown about and that will also reduce visibility. expect more airport delays and delays on the trains and roads. dangerous driving conditions. now, that's going to be heading down towards the southeast. you're just getting rid of one storm in balance can peninsula. another one by wednesday. wednesday should look

minus 19 for the high there in winnipeg. denver, starting to see a little bit of a warmup.ulls off toward the east, warm air pushing in from the south. still, rather chilly for as far south as houston. 9 for the high on your wednesday. let's take a look across much of europe, though. we have a messy picture. a series of storm systems. extending all the way from the british isles to eastern europe, all part of the meandering and strong jet stream pushing through the region. that is surging in warm air across the iberian peninsula. remaining chilly and eventually working its way toward the east. warming up. warming up. on the other side of the jet, deep trough pulling in cold air from the north. making things very unstable across italy over toward greece. about five to ten centimeters of snow away from the coastline is ended. italy near the coastline, around rome, you will see some thunderstorm activity, even into southern italy and off there toward greece. so widespread, rough weather will be persisting throughout the next several days, as these systems continue to run along

with minus 25 in winnipeg. on the other side of the jet stream, a warming trend, sumner l.a. at 24. 19 in denver on wednesday. let's take a look at europe. things are looking clearer in many parts of the continent. across central portions and even into the uk as well, you're not really going to be finding any snowfall here today which is certainly a very welcome break. but this storm here across the mediterranean is just getting ready to dump a lot of heavy snow across italy and also the balkan peninsula. in behind it there's yet more snow and sleet towards the south across the iberian peninsula, although you will start to see things clearing out by friday. let's take a look at temperatures across europe. minus 9 on wednesday. minus 11 in moscow. minus 6 in kiev. still warm in athens. i think that's going to drop as we see cooler air spill into the southeast. out toward the west too in london with 3 degrees in paris. here's your extended forecast. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes with more news. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us.

winnipeg, minus 6. already chilly in a 24-hour period, minus 17 as cold arctic air comes down. things will change and chill off throughout the weekend. here is the extended forecast. >>> a french man has proved having no arms and no leg isn't necessarily an obstacle in achieving your dreams. the quadruple amputee has added to his list of achievements by successfully diving to the bottom of the world's deepest pool. philippe croizon took on the latest challenge. he had all his limbs amputated after he was electrocuted 19 years ago. he touched a high-voltage capable when he was removing a tv antenna. he dove to the bottom. >> i have never seen so many hands up. everybody had a smile on their face. a moment of sheer happiness. >> reporter: croizon has achieved a number of records. he swam the english channel between britain and france in 13 hours. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes with more news. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks very much for joining us. have a great day wherever you are. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

winnipeg, minus 6. already chilly in a 24-hour period, minus 17 as cold arctic air comes down. things will change and chill off throughout the weekend. here is the extended forecast. >>> a french man has proved having no arms and no leg isn't necessarily an obstacle in achieving your dreams. the quadruple amputee has added to his list of achievements by successfully diving to the bottom of the world's deepest pool. philippe croizon took on the latest challenge. he had all his limbs amputated after he was electrocuted 19 years ago. he touched a high-voltage capable when he was removing a tv antenna. he dove to the bottom. >> i have never seen so many hands up. everybody had a smile on their face. a moment of sheer happiness. >> reporter: croizon has achieved a number of records. he swam the english channel between britain and france in 13 hours. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes with more news. i'm gene otani in tokyo. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

winnipeg, minus 22 only for your high on thursday. chicago, up to minus 8. even as far south as atlanta now, your going to be in the single digits here, going through the latter part of your workweek. as we take a look toward europe. we have a storm system pushing across the british isles. this is also bringing some heavy rainfall across portions of the low countries. some gusty winds. the good news into friday this tight gradient we have been seeing here, all these lines really close together. that low pressure off to the north is going to weaken, also the high pressure toward the south, gradients need to come less. that means the winds are finally going to start to back off. still seeing this rainfall with this system coming onshore now. even into the alps, heavy snowfall will be occurring into saturday and by sunday that will eventually work its way into italy here as it does drift down. and temperatures are going to cool off behind it. london and paris, 7 and 12. it does look like into paris, your overnight lows by saturday is going to get even below the

winnipeg not so warm for you. this is actually above average. just in one day -- minus 17. we'll continue to watch this throughout the next several days. also we're seeing some rough weather here. in southeastern china you're going to be seeing some snow. the siberian high continues to push on towards the south. that's been making things rather chilly across much of this region. right now we are watching the stationary boundary develop up. that's influencing warm air from the south, bringing freezing rain in many areas along coastal regions. as that pushes off toward the northeast, more air will come in. widespread fog is expected across much of eastern and central china. eventually that works its way off toward the east combined with this tropical depression moving in from the south, it is already bringing heavy rainfall alone across portions of eastern mendenao. eastern japan will have very rough weather as that pushes over ahead. tokyo remaining rather mild, a high of 10. near freezing temperatures through overnight hours. seoul getting up to 3. shanghai at 9. across the

. >> the caps will play their home opener this tuesday at the verizon center when they host the winnipeg>> in college basketball the teneth ranked terps women met up with georgia tech and didn't have too much trouble thanks to mel lace sa thomas. to atlanta, that yellow jacket on the attack but the team was not. early second half, terps up three and turning up the defense. thomas comes up with the steal, and she is unstoppable in transition. she played all 40 minutes today and was far from done. less than two minutes later, off the jackets' miss, the terps on the break again. thomas racing down court. she gets the bucket to go with this little bump. she had a game high 28 points and added 10 rebounds. maryland win it 66-57. so one super bowl contender is set. we're waiting for rave ravens/patriots. >> that's the news for now. "nightly news" is coming up next. we'll be back here for news4 at 11:00. until then have a great night.

winnipeg, minus nine for your high on tuesday. things getting rather chillier. thursday, minus 19. into new york and washington, you are going to see a slight warmup. and weather surging in. once it passes by, temperatures back right off to the end of the week. it looks like a warmup, but won't last very long. here into europe, the british isles, a strong storm system. heavy rain warnings into effect across portions of the uk. toward scotland and the southern portions of the uk here. also seeing gusty winds, 90 kilometer-per-hour winds. sustained winds 40 kilometers expected with the system as it pushed through. and on wednesday going to thursday, cold air will filter in, much like what we are seeing in the u.s., as it does, temperatures will start to drop off. london, paris, both at 10 and 11. dropping down to the freezing mark by the end of the week. sunny skies across much of the mediterranean. rome, 16. you are seeing not even the freezing mark in moscow. minus 3 for the high in the mid part of the week. here is a look at the extended forecast. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes w

other side of the jet stream, minus 12 in chicago, we have minus 20 in minneapolis and minus 21 in winnipeg on monday. tuesday will be even colder. all right. into europe we go. we've been talking about those delays at the airports because of snow spread across the british isles and into france, western denmark dealing with problems because of incoming snow. a low from the atlantic. things look better on wednesday. high pressure from the scandinavian peninsula across the british isles and central europe that will help to dry things out. down toward the southeast, it is going to be -- well, precipitation will continue and turning over from snow to rain and as we look at warmer temperatures. the picture in moscow, somewhere used to getting a lot of snow, but two storms over the weekend, has caused quite a problem in the capital. here we have a couple of storms, one on sunday and one last friday, hit the city, in response, thousands of workers with snow plows were deployed to clean up the roads and the city became paralyzed because of the excess snow. let's take a look at temperatures. moscow

very different story in winnipeg. minus 21. good news by next week it will warm back up tthe freezing mark. something to look forward to i guess. here to the british isles, looking at snowfall. an area of low pressure moving overhead. that will start to the northern portions of the uk and work its way toward the south through saturday. gradually tapering off by saturday afternoon. you will get a little bit of a break, by sunday, another storm system working its way through. not too much of a break on tap. the next one a little stronger. here to the balkans, toward turkey. you will see some severe weather actually. been seeing it. the fuel, the moisture coming in out of the mediterranean, adding with this gusty wind, up to 100 kilometers per hour. heavy snowfall farther out toward the north. temperatures remain on the chilly side. kiev, minus 13. slight warmup in london and paris. 7 and 5 going through your saturday. after the front begins to pass by. here is a look at your extended forecast. >>> we'll be back in 30 minutes with

winnipeg minus 26.re looking at new york just at minus 7 for your high, to remind you and this prolonged exposure of dangerously cold conditions could cause frostbite, hypothermia, and also death. but 209 south of the jet stream houston looking at 22. asian continent, we have to talk about the hayes and fog again covering much of china. in fact, in beijing it is in the hazardous level. we're going to take a break here. across the northeastern areas of china due to that low pressure bringing some snow or mixed precipitation, but otherwise, still looking at a hazardous level of polluted air quality in beijing. very unhealthy level in shanghai. the level only goes up to 500. this is around 450. we may even need a new chart for this one. so this kind of condition continues for a little while longer due to the air stagnation across the area. you can see nothing much is happening except for south of yangtze river where wet weather will continue making flooding to trigger easily. shanghai 8 degrees. chongqing

minus 22 in winnipeg. chicago, minus 8. south of the arctic air mass, oklahoma city up to 14. and houston at 19. now we'll take a look over to east asia here. into japan i've been seeing sunny skies but there's still sea effect continuing to linger across portions of hokkaido and has been accumulating rather heavy. here's video out of hokkaido where you can see this accumulation really building up here. it caused heavy snow to collapse an apartment's roof here in hokkaido. the resident actually had to call the police saying they heard the roof collapse and they were stuck inside. so a very, very scary situation all due to about 63 sent meters of snow accumulation building on top of the roof here. so that is -- you can see there now, it is causing this damage here, but you're also going to be looking at the ice festival coming up here relatively soon. so all that snowfall is causing damage to homes. at least it is good for something. but now we are looking at the next storm system coming out of china. that's going to be bringing some heavy rainfall. about 50 millimeters and wil

minus 25 in winnipeg. minus 6 in chicago. then on the other side of the jetstream, up to 19 degrees in denver as we approach the end of january. 24 degrees in los angeles. all right. let's go first -- next, i should say, into europe. before we do that, i have video actually to show you icy temperatures and the scene here in the u.s. north. in erie, in pennsylvania. and you can see that the snow is definitely coming down and also that surge of icy cold air has dropped the windchill down to minus 40 across the region. high winds accompanied by lake-effect snow forced traffic to crawl throughout the city. further west, in st. louis, missouri, traffic also suffered as blowing snow reduced visibility and snowdrifts piled up on the roadways. so due to this extreme cold, residents have been advised not to venture outdoors, make any unnecessary travel. all right. let's head now into europe to see what the scene is like here. now, we have been talking about snow across much of the continent for the last several days. a much clearer pi

done in winnipeg canada don thanks for calling. thank you dom. during the presidential elections. mitt romney mentioned that the federal right to corporations and corporate tax rate in canada was fifteen percent. up what do you next because the mention was that into the south was snipped was twenty eight percent so it's been virtually the second half well in the last ten years or so than in the year two found our little employment rate was six point but our national unemployment rate was six point six percent today it's seven point two. well below you. kafirs up the corporations the unemployment rate did not go down in fact line up there. still it is a. mix of both without a job creation through tax reduction there is simply that myth. thank you don for that call and for giving us a reality check from from canada by a canadian. you're absolutely right and all you had to do to look at it during the reagan administration reagan basically was going to see in the economy was stimulus he was doing good old fashioned keynesian stimulus he borrowed three trillion dollars and spent it and

the home opener is on tuesday night against the winnipeg jets.oach apparently has a little bit more work to do with the team. the lightning broke a 3-3 tie in the third period scoring three unanswered goals and beating the capitals 6-3. it was not a good night for any of the d.c. sports teams. the los angeles clippers defeated the wizards last night 94-87. john wall led in points. they will play the trail blazers tomorrow night. >>> and st. louis cardinals legend musial. he played his entire 22-year career with the cardinals. over his career, he collected more than 3600 hits and was inducted into the hall of fame in 1969. baseball fans are paying their respect also to earl weaver, and the skipper spent his managerial career, and is the winningness manager in baltimore history and was inducted into the baseball hall of fame in 1996, and he was known for his theatrical tantrums with umpires. >>> there will be a wreath laying ceremony at the martin luther king national memorial to mark mlk day which is tomorrow. martin luther king iii, and al sharpt

this one here was in manitoba's capital of winnipeg and is drawing public attention to canada's bill c. forty five which critics say will challenge indigenous sovereignty and could even lead to extreme harm being done to the land and water in this area now across the united states asia europe and new zealand large groups of people are showing support for the idle no more movement some of those involved say it's directly connected to others around the world including the occupy movement the arab spring and other recent uprisings orrible gonna writes about racial justice native rights and immigration for the nation and i was joined by her earlier and i asked her what is at the heart of this legislation for the budget bill c forty five as you mentioned you know for nine months last year canada's parliament debated bill c. forty five this is four hundred fifty page budget implement on the bus bill and among some of what it contains are real challenges to indigenous sovereignty in canada some of what's at stake includes willing down federal protection for nearly one hundred percent of the

first two games winnipeg scored two the other night and tampa scored two or three the first game.we got to be able to shut them down and score a couple goals in the power play. and go from there. >> line changes coming in this one. what have you seen in him that gives you a little confidence coming into this game? >> i think it's starting good. i mean, he's a good player. and he can do a lot with a park and that's what we need. hopefully it goes. >> is there a message being sent in terms we need a spark in terms of shuffling the lines we need to do that? >> it's going to change a little in the beginning but i don't think it matters who you really play with. you got to work hard and do it together, everybody. that's what we're trying to do. >> we don't want panic to ensue. the caps need this one tonight and had success in recent years. they've won 6 straight against them last year. they never trailed. the puck drops tonight 7:00 and more coming up at 6:00. back to you. >> see you then. >> we're still more than two months away from opening day. but fans have something to get excited

winnipegs say the fire was spark bud a flare or a firework set off by a band member inside the club. officials say one of the exits was locked trapping the victims inside. most of them died from smoke inhalation. many university students were signed the club for a fundraiser to help with graduation expenses. expenses. >>> new this morning, immigration reform in the u.s. is set to take another step forward today. a bipartisan group of senators is expected to announce an agreement on overhauling legislation covering everything from border security to citizenship. president obama has already voiced support for immigration reform. >>> coming up next, think of it as a very public exit interview. secretary of state hillary clinton reflects on her time on the job with president obama by her side. >> i saw some of that. it was pretty interesting interview. we'll also keep an eye on the potential for an icy morning commute. remember, you can get the latest list of closings and delays at the bottom of your screen and you can also check it out on myfoxdc.com. time now is 5:08. we'll be right ba

the first home game is tuesday against the winnipeg jets. great to see. >> awesome that people showed up like that last night. >> not surprised, though. we have loyal caps fans. >>> coming up this morning, the race against the clock. a look at the work that still needs to be done as crews scramble to get ready for the president's inauguration. >>> why eating a few extra helpings of fruits and vegetables could help you every day. put a smile on your face, aaron. >> i do the fruits. the snow is gone. the winter weather remains. your cold blustery forecast next with weather a at 5:29. the supplies are in place and major work is close to getting under way at the national mall. what they're doing today and what to expect from the president's inauguration speech. >> lance comes clean. ahead at 5:45. how the cycle great's charity is reacting to his decision. >> millions of people are digging out. up to 14 inches of snow fell in spots in virginia. none of that snow fell around here, though. we're lucky for that. at least for those who are snow lover