look at untouched area over here. it is at least 3 inches, at this time point. maybe 4 inches of light fluffy, powdery snow. the kids get out here and play in this, definitely, good time, what isn't a good time for the adult, the parents that have to go to work. this is what a road will look like coming out of south jersey this morning. these roads are completely snow covered. this is the 400 block of south white horse pike here in clementon. a couple of plow trucks have come through this area, but you can see with the snow still coming down, it just piles right on back up. we were able to take a look at some of the plow trucks earlier this morning. it was not a treat highways look similar to the side streets this morning even though new jersey dot was out on the roads because as soon as they come through an area this snow just accumulates once again. so folks will definitely have to bankrupt out the shovels this morning the brushes, as well, to shovel their way out of the driveway, brush off the sidewalk, brush off the cars, we were able to catch up with one co

you asked something else i don't want to leave untouched. what about what they might do covertly? not only are we trying to extend breakout times, but make sure the other multiple pathways, like an underground facility the plutonium path, the iraq reactor. and any covert path can be detected. that is what we are doing with regard to the transparency measures. from the beginnings of the material to what might come out and account for every step in the supply and manufacturing chain. >> what is the difference in the u.s. position and israeli position? >> it is hard to answer that question, charlie, because i have sat in many hours of exchanges with my israeli counter parts. and their experts from the intelligence community. nuclear experts. in each of those discussions our assessments have been virtually identical. >> assessments of where they are. >> of what would the necessary to give a greater degree of comfort. that is not a political level discussion. that is an expert level discussion. >> you see no space between where they are and where we are in those discussions you are hav

the super mod tell's untouched photo going viral and inspiring women everywhere. and kicking off "the bachelor's" two part event. one woman leaving the show before the rose ceremony. now she's opening up about her emotional exit and a sneak peek at tonight's episode. and a first look at kate middleton's first role. >> many children do not get the help they badly need. >> how she's helping keep children safe. all that and grammy award winner juanes performing live as we say -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >> good morning, america. continues live from times square. >> good morning, america. . a great crowd. there he is juanes making his grand "gma" entrance right there in times square. the singing sensation. heating it up as best we can in here. it is cold. coming up on "gma," the woman who walked away from prince farming. there she is. megan breaking it off on last night's on the edition of "the bachelor." she'll tell us about her emotional exit and we'll have a sneak peak of tonight's episode. >> and also karlie kloss is here telling us the story behind the vogue

their bank account untouched and cell phones went dead. >> we have a spokesman for the fbi. jj good to have you with us. no sign of them in ten years and why reopen the case now? >> it is not a question of reopening. we never closed the case. we are taking the initiative look at it between us and the philadelphia department and burlington county prosecutor. and the police department. we want to make sure in ten years and in all of the leads. and is there anything new to explore. there is a lot of avenues in this investigation. and they never gave up on this. and it is taking a fresh look. and they will generate new tips and leads to an area. >> i said pretty much everything that you know at this point. they were last seen leaving the bar and walked out together and no fights and they absolutely vanished right? >> that is correct. and there is evident to go on. and we don't know where it was and back to it new jersey and that is where it is. and we have gone down on a lot of investigative areas and searched the areas. and never turned up anything positive. we hope it will spa

the supermodel's untouched photo going viral and inspiring women everywhere. and kicking off "the bachelor's" two-part event. one woman leaving the show before the rose ceremony. now she's live, opening up about her emotional exit and a sneak peek at tonight's explosive episode. and a first look at kate middleton's first role. >> many children do not get the help they so badly need. >> the princess speaking out about how she's helping keep children safe. >>> all that and grammy award winner juanes performing live as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> good morning, america. a great crowd. and there he is, juanes making his grand "gma" entrance right there in times square. the colombian singing sensation will be performing live this morning. so looking forward to that. heating it up as best we can in here, because it is cold. >>> coming up on "gma," the woman who walked away from prince farming. there she is. megan breaking it off on last night's edition of "the bachelor". she'll tell us about her emotional exit and we'll have an exclusive sneak peak of ton

. >>> up next, a super model gets super real reaction to an untouched new photo of cindy crawford. >>> a look at what it takes to make this true american icon. >>> and me and my friend, we're sharing a ticket. >> and new at 4:30. dateless and danceless. why a high school is facing growing criticism for denying a student entry to the school dance. >>> and we're taking your questions on twitter and facebook. you can ask finney (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> the internet is abuzz over a picture of cindy crawford like you've never seen her before. the unretouched photo of the super model is from a 2013 story in marie claire mexico. the magazine say it is was leaked. no matter where it came from social media is on fire with support. one woman tweeting, thank you, every woman needs to see video released from the photo

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here at explosion site you can see things virtually untouched. we saw crews combing through the debris and maintaining it as evidence. meanwhile neighbors returning to their home to look at the damage and start repairs. >> as you can see right here the window the top one right there, that's all broken out. >> reporter: broken windows, cracked walls, neighbors near the explosion sight have trying to put things back together. the gas is back home in most homes and the gas spokesperson said crews working to turn the gas back on in all 335 homes without can last night and this morning, new jersey resources had a phone number posted for customers to call but the customers that called that number reach aid woman named danielle. she t was the wrong number. she changed her voice message. for the people calling the gas company this is not gas company so stop calling my phone. >> the original number posted was incorrect, is that right? >> if any customers have any cos. call -- >> that's the correct number to call. now, we've seen utility crews out here wor

large parts of this vehicle look pretty much untouched but the front is an enormous diagonal slice taken outs by the wing tip. who lives saved by a fraction of a second. fung ji shun had been sitting in the safer rear out of habit because it makes it easier to get away with more hand luggage. he says he knew there was a problem as the plane took off. >> you it felt unbalanced in the cabin. i guessed there might be something wrong with the engines. then i felt the planes turn around. i started telling the other passengers to protect themselves. >> the survivors were the minority. most on board are now being morgued, including the flight crew whose decision making is now at the heart of this investigation. taiwan's vice president hailed them for their her otherics missing apartment buildings, saving lives with the last seconds of their own. harry fawcette. >> a borich terror raid the president of the philippines said it should have been cancelled. it was targeting one of asia's most wanted terror suspects. >>> here on al jazeera, we will go behind bars in new york where a unique program is

they represent market money, talent creatisty and untouched -- creativity and uptouched jeepius. -- genus. >> be sure to join a.j.a.m. for a twitter chat childrening the thin lining between multikurtural targetting black identity and accomplish. follow the conversation now, and tweet us your thoughts >>> today was the 57th running of the day tone a500 and the o -- daytona 500, and the rider that took on the flag is 24-year-old joy lagano took the lead with 19 laps remaining, in the 200 lap and held off the field through two separate restarts following crashes. trevor bain was 20 when he wan the daytona 500 in 2011. that will do it for this hour of al jazeera. the news conditions with richelle carey. >> we weren't breaking those records. >> not those ones. >> this is al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey in new york with a look at the stop story. pressure is mounting in geneva. secretary of state john kerry threatens a u.s. pull out of the iran nuclear talks if it is not made. issuing caution after al-shabab targets the mall of america. >>> annual state of the republican party >>> greece

. >> reporter: citizenship and immigration services would be untouched. it's funded through application fees, not by congress. as the dead approaches splits are beginning to show in the ranks. >> the worst possible outcome for this nation is to defund the department of homeland security given the multiple threats we face to our homeland and i will not be part of that. >> reporter: for senator lindsay graham and others the ruling by the judge is political cover and a way to avoid an impasse. >> we now have an exit sign and that is the federal court decision saying that the president's actions unilaterally are unconstitutional. >> reporter: and richelle a few minutes ago on the senate floor it appears that mitch mcconnell of kentucky may have blinked first. he introduced a bill that would decouple the department of homeland security from the president's executive orders. and today the administration filed an emergency appeal trying to block the texas judge's ruling that the new executive orders from the president could be implemented. richelle. >> reporter:

i'm looking for some untouched snow. it's just about four inches. now for the snow stick challenge. we call it snow us your pets. or best in snow part two. what you do is you take a picture of your pet in the snow. tweet that picture to to @patsnowstick. we're going to show you some of the entries. we're going to show you what you're up against. remember #snowusyourpet. are you ready? >> i'm ready. does the pet have to be out in the snow? >> reporter: i think it helps to have the snow in the background. don't leave the pet out there all day. but it doesn't just have to be a dog. it could be a goat or a horse or something else. maybe a goldfish i don't know. >> whatever you call your pet. >> reporter: that's right. i'll see you at 4:00. >> thanks a lot. >>> believe it or not, this has been one of the country's warmest winters. that's har believe. according to the national climactic data center they are having the sixth warmest winter. the reason on the west coast and western statin . places like seattle, salt lake city and san jose have all set warm weather records in the last two ye

those games had to be moved to other cities, and this facility has been left largely untouched ever since. it also would have hosted world cup cricket games. but like many buildings it's the subject of an insurance dispute. and therefore it's fate is unknown. with so many reminders of the disaster it's hope that cricket will provide a distraction. chris harris played 251 day internationals for new zealand and now is helping to develop young children. he's proudly christchurch born and bread and believes the world cup is exactly what the city needs. >> there are families that are still having issues here. it's wonderful to have these events and cheer up the community. >> hoping that when the games are shown around the world it will send a message that despite the challenges this city is open for business. al jazeera christchurch. >> now the man organizing the world cup denied that a controversial figure has been working on his behalf. he was banned from fifa activity after found guilty of repeated violations of the ethics code. bin hammam would decide who would host the world cups. >> bin

. >> she's left his room untouched since the day he died. his clothes still stacked neatly on the corner. >> it is still like this. i can't find this. where are my clothes. >> and for her, the justice is at a stand still. the officer who killed him has not been prosecuted. in february of 2012. a group of new york city police officers suspected graham had taken part in a drug deal, stormed his home without a warrant and cornered him in a bathroom where one officer fired, killing him. they believed he had a gun and that he reached for his waistband and no gun was found. the officer was dielted for manslaughter -- was indicted for manslaughter and those charged were thrown out. this is at the heart of deaths of unarmed black men after officers have not been indicted. the justice department announced they would investigate his death but six months later investigators haven't offered any updates or interviewed any witnesses to the shooting. in the meantime other high-profile cases have been pushed to the forefront. >> we can't go back to the loca

there wasn't a place untouched by the storm. right now a few lingering showers out there. most of us waking up dry with lots of cloud cover. the santa cruz were mountains, we are seeing a few light showers. that's the general trend through the day. temperatures very mild right now. in the 60s. later on there is still a chance for a brief passing shower through the day. but i do think most of it will stay dry. a good mix of sun and clouds. we are talking about another round of heavy rain, light nini and thunder. we'll talk more about that coming up in my next report. back to you. >>> anthony, thank you. the storm kept tree crews busy in san francisco. the rain and wind too much causing limbs to snap and trees to fall in many parts of the city. looking a little bit better, though, where our today in the bay bob redell is live at at&t park. some people camped out all night. i see a huge crowd behind you. >> good morning to you, vicky, good morning to you, kira. this is a break that a anthony and other meteorologists had been predicting, which is welcomed for the hundreds of g

large parts of this vehicle look pretty much untouched but at the front this enormous diagonal slice taken out by the wing tip, two lives saved by a fraction of a second. >> another escape, a passenger in the moments after the crash freed fellow passengers from their seats. he'd been sitting in the safer rear out of habit. it makes it easier to get away with more hand luggage. he knew there was a problem as the plane took off. >> it felt unbalanced in the cabin. i guessed there was something wrong with the engines. the plane seemed to turn around. i told the other passenger to say protect themselves. >> the survivors were the minority. most onboard are now mourned including the flight crew, who's decision-making is now at the heart of this investigation. taiwan's vice president hailed them for their heroics in missing apartment buildings saving lives with the last seconds of their own. al jazeera taipei. >> the national police chief in the philippines has resigned. he stepped down after a botched anti terror raid last month left 44 police commanders dead. the president said it was po

large parts of this vehicle looked pretty much untouched but at the front this diagonal slice taken out by the wing tip. two lives saved by a mere fraction of a second. >> another amazing escape is a passenger. in the moments after the crash he freed fellow passengers from their seats. he'd been sitting in the rear out of habit. it makes it easier to get away with more hand luggage. he said he knew there was a problem as the plane took off. >> it felt unbalanced in the cabin. i guessed there might be something wrong with the engines. the plane seemed to turn around. i started telling the other passengers to protect themselves. >> the survivors were the minority. most on bored of now mourned including the flight crew which is now at the height of the investigation. they were hailed as heroes for missing apartment buildings. >> the national police chief in the philippines stepped down after a botched anti terror raid last month left 44 police commanders dead. president aquino said the operation should have been canceled because of poor planning. the raid targeted were you ever asia's most

but with all the arrests in criminal cases, the major source of synthetic drugs remains untouched. the big fish is getting away. >> ultimately, it has to stop with the manufacturing facility over in china. >> yeah. >> and they're nothing more than industrial-grade chemicals. >> not dangerous. not poisonous. ready for another reason to switch to t-mobile?, how about getting america's best unlimited 4g lte family plan. get 2 lines of unlimited 4g lte data... for just a hundred bucks a month with any smartphone, including the samsung galaxy note 4 for zero down. add more family members for just $40 bucks a pop. think the other guys have a family plan like this? think again! finally, it's full speed 4g lte data that really is unlimited. let'at your credit. >>i know i have a 786 fico score, thanks to all the tools and help on experian.com. so how are we going to sweeten this deal? floor mats... clear coats... >>you're getting warmer... leather seats... >>and this... my wife bought me that. get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico scor

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as construction for the warm springs bart station in fremont carries on, empty fields nearby remain untouched but they won't be for long if plans for a new urban innovation district push forward. part of that plan includes this section of land where 2200 housing units and nearly 1 1/2 million square feet of commercial space will go. it's the largest phase of the city as master plan and it's stirring up controversy. >> this is going to turn into basically a san francisco and an oakland where people just cannot afford to be there. >> reporter: allison laster is part of the rise fremont coalition also known as residents insisting on social equity. they are asking for more affordable housing in the plan among other requests. as of now about 13% of the 2200 units fall under that category. the coalition says it's not even close to enough. >> we need to raise the bar. this is a time where residents need leadership, affordable housing and jobs and protections. >> reporter: the coalition met with the developer but so far, there are no changes to the plan. now, fremont's planning commission is set to a

they have largely been untouched by readiness. they are resetting their force from being largely afghanistan to being that global counterterrorism force. that is going to take time to reset them as well. i have two slides to briefly touch upon for compensation. this is another area the department has spent a great deal of time on. there are guiding principles that we used. retirement for military compensation and largely follow the same principles. this budget submission this not reflect the commission recommendations. they use department data to make sure their recommendations use the correct starting set. and we are now embarked upon looking at those recommendations. our submission does not include those recommendations. if you recall the president's budget had a package of paying compensation recommendations that we felt were necessary. it will help us balance the capability force and the readiness force. the dollars we save and compensation this year and last year went back to the services to help balance out readiness and cap

when something like this happens to someone we feel is untouchable it rattles us to the core. >> reporter: fab adds, this is part of the trouble that hurts the inner city youth. fab adds that although newton had previous troubles with law enforcment, he truly cared. >>> the ceremony held today to recognize service some 70 years after the end of world war ii. >> boyfriend and girlfriends can be very controlling or very obsessive. >> spotting dangerous behavior in teen relationships and stopping it before it starts. >>> when you hear about domestic abuse you may think about teenage relationships. you may not think about teenage relationships but according to the cdc10% of high school students report being physically hurt by a boyfriend or girlfriend. >> heather holmes is live with the effort to try to stop all this violence, heather. >> reporter: the city council tonight declared february teen dating violence awareness and prevention month. earlier tonight i sat down with a group dedicated to helping teens their parents and educators spot dangerous dating behaviors before it's too late. ros

and now this facility has been left largely untouched ever since. it also would have hosted world cup cricket games, but it's the subject of an insurance suit. it's hoped that cricket will provide a distraction. chris harris played 250, one-day internationals for new zealand and is now helping to develop young players. >> is a lot of families and people still having issues here so it's wonderful to think you can have these events and help cheer up the community. >> reporter: they are also hoping that they can send a message that despite the challenges this city is open for business. >>> now the man in charge of organizing the qatar 2022 world cup has denied that one of football's most controversial figures was working on his behalf. he is banned from all football-related activity after a fifa investigation found him guilty of repeated violations of the ethics code. he had been part of the committee that decided who would host the next two world cups. he says he had no formal working relationship. >> he has been in the world of football long before a

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so when something like this happens to somebody we feel is untouchable it rattles us to the core. >> reporter: this shooting is a direct report of the troubles that so many inner city youth face. >> all you know is darkness. all owe know is the disdain feeling toward the rest of the world because no one else has ever cared. >> reporter: despite past troubles with the law newton truly cared. oakland police have not made any arrests in the shooting. john sasaki. >>> and honoring world war ii veterans. >> everybody has a different story to tell. i'm glad i have a chance to tell part of mine. >> reporter: why the soldiers are being celebrated now and the lie this man told just so he could enlist. >> plus -- >> an underground explosion on the streets of new york city. why bad weather may be to blame. who wants to try a new burger? that's good! it's really good. very juicy. that's melted garlic herb butter. it's original. i like soft buns. i would buy this. this is amazing! could this be from jack in the box? definitely not jack in the box no. i'm not a big fan of jack in the box burgers a

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practically untouched. so southern delaware southern new jersey this is a live look at middle township. you can see pretty tough conditions i've posted. all the information you need to know about mass transit is on twitter. >>> now back to the "today" show. but continue to watch our extended coverage on the nbc 15 and cozi tv. >> that can be found on comcast channel 248, verizon 460 and over the air at 242. 460, >>> are 7:30 on this tuesday morning, the 17th of february 2015 and it is a snowy one. that is charlotte, north carolina. let's go north to washington, d.c. there is the capital looking pretty. 18 degrees and snowing there and al did you mention it's snowing here in new york city? yes, it is and it's nice to have you along on a monday. there is a shot outside the studio at 30-rock. let's look at what's make being headlines. knocking out power to people in tennessee. a state of emergency declared and federal offices are closed in washington today. up to six inches of snow expected there. >> an invest

journalists, activists, and those seemingly untouchable with fair game if they displease the leader. we were to be dining in another restaurant this evening, but they heard you were joining me, and we were uninvited. should i be concerned having dinner with you? >> this is a country of corruption. if you're in business you're in a unsafe situation. everyone can press you and destroy your business. this is a system. >> meets boris, deputy prime minister and today he's one of putin's most vocal critics. this restaurant was kind enough to take us in. the chef is a brit so maybe he has less reason to worry. >> first course gentlemen. >> reporter: at this restaurant they serve versions of russian classics. a modern riff on borst, a chunky broth and chunks of meat, but here it's a puree with an elegant deconstructed presentation. >> critics of the government critics of putin, bad things happen to them. >> yes, unfortunately, representing russia of 19th zenchly, not of 21st. >> critics of putin, bewear. accusing putin of corruption and he spent ten years in prison in labor camps. alexander

i want to show you untouched snow to give you an idea of how much we got here. this i would say, is about five inches of snow. it's real light, real powdery, almost frozen. it doesn't want to stick together. it's very very light and fluffy snow. but it is all over the roads. and that is the problem. very very treacherous conditions. even on major roads like crane highway. we're seeing white all across the lanes. not seeing anyies ay asphalt showing through. we've been talking to motorists all morning about the conditions. they're saying they're not great. >> the roads are -- it hasn't been plowed yet. the roads were treacherous. it's like five or six inches on the roads. you can barely drive on them. >> reporter: and they're treacherous. the major roads, those neighborhoods are even worse. as you heard the gentleman say, they haven't even been touched most of them. reporting live in white plains megan mcgrath. >>> several of your neighborhoods have a snow emergency plan in place now. in maryland all the counties in our area put the plans in place last night. it

. >> people know there are not untouchables. >> reporter: the only place in china where people can legally bet in casinos and as a result it's the main draw to the territory but as a central government steps up scrutiny on illegal activity the city is moving to diversify interests which some believe will be crucial to avoiding an even tougher year ahead, sarah clark, al jazeera. >>> let's go to sport now. >> thank you very much. and checkbooks are back in pockets at futbol clubs and relatively quiet month of business and the biggest deal saw ivory coast striker moving to manchester for $40 million, for less than that chelsea has signed columbia striker on the final day. and chelsea world cup winner and assigned for germany in a $30 million deal. european sports correspondent lee weldings has more. >> reporter: as you would expect most of the activity in this winter european transfer window throughout and on the final day was taking place in england's and the primary league still spending the most money overall and most transfers in and out and the club at the center of it, no surprise real

and check it out in southern delaware with roads completely untouched out there. this is a live look at route is outside of rehoboth. we have a lot of pretty poor conditions out there as far as driving goes. and we are seeing speed restrictions on the area bridges to 25 miles per hour. and a lot of the majors are down to 45 miles per hour. plus, we also have a lot of modifications when it comes to mass transit with the information on twitter for you and i will tweet it right now. >>> thank you, jill. more on the roads. stormforce 10 is gassed up and on the roads. this is route 1 on the boulevard heading to the northeast. we'll have more on our first alert weather day when we come back. >>> first alert radar is showing the fast moving snow tapering off already in delaware and parts of south jersey. in the first alert weather center, bill henley and brit snooe ship knee ship arebrittney shipp are tracking the temperatures. we are planning to stay on the air past 7:00 on cozy tv. you can continue to watch our live coverage when we have a team of reporters and photogr

of course those games had to be moved to other cities and this facility has been left largely untouched ever since. it also would have hosted world cup cricket games it's under insurance dispute and therefore its fate unknown. it is hoping cricket will provide distraction. chris harris played 150 internationals for new zealand and is developing young players. he is proudly christchurch born and bread and believes the world cup is exactly what the city needs. >> there is a lot of families and people having issues here, so it's wonderful to think you can have these events and help cheer the community. >> they hope when the games are shown around the world they'll send a message that despite the challenges the city is open for business. al jazeera christchurch. >> once the action begins, arguably all eyes will be on melbourne saturday when two of the biggest rivals go head-to-head. australia place england in front of 90,000, australia go into this one having won 13-15, 1 day matches against england over the past four years. australia's captain said past successes won't count for much when

in fact, it sat untouched for nine long years. >> you live like an animal in the world in survival mode knowing there's this criminal out there and you're helpless to do anything about it. >> megan is just one voice fighting to end the backlog. right here in new york, another voice, sy vance, who late last year pledged $35 million to help eliminate the national rape kit backlog. thank you so much for coming on. always a pleasure. looking at the houston news does that give you hope for the backlog around the country? >> absolutely. houston's announcement that it obtained the $6 million it needed to address its rape kit backlog and you indicated 29 cases filed and six convicted what that reflects is a national consensus that enough is enough and cities and counties around the country are i think being held accountable to reduce their rape kit backlog. houston is the latest example. new york did this in the early 2000 time period. >> new york and houston joining a small club of cities that have eliminated their backlogs, many around the country with many of these kits sitting sometimes for

the nuclear dna remains untouched so things such as eye color, hair color, skin tone and intelligence remain unaffected. ethical questions remain and church leaders oppose the process because an embryo is destroyed destroyed. they also fear it open the door to more legislation that will allow for squall designer babies. >> if you across that line, it's hard logically and in practical term to not take the next step and the is next step. and you end up in the future of designer babies which everybody says they want to avoid. >> reporter: for now british parliament is casting those fears to the side. while baby jessica won't survive, today's vote give her parents hope that they will one day be able to have a baby free of her disease. cnn, london. >>> just want to quickly update you on the situation for freed al jazeera english journalist peter greste. we're getting word that he is atto arrive in australia in about seven hours. and he will be welcomed by many friends. his parents have called out to all his friends and family to be there at his arrival. that's in seven hours at brisbane au

. >> reporter: now, the good news is the theater was untouched and is remaining open. so if you have tickets for the play "lincoln's widow," come on down. the show will go on as scheduled. many of our viewers also know this is the home to lincoln's topcoat he was wearing the night he was assassinated. that coat just happened to be out for cleaning when the flood occurred. live at ford's theater, mark zee graves news4. >>> the damage assessment in under way after water from a sprinkler pipe drained down the walls of all three floors of the georgetown library. a spokesman tells us a box of artifacts from a rare collection of d.c. artifacts sustained water damage. the library's web site says it will be closed through at least saturday. >>> we'll continue to keep an eye on the road conditions as this snow burst moves on through. stay updated on our nbc washington app and throughout the hour here on air with us. >>> just in to our newsroom, we've learn the name of a woman who was killed by a suspected drunk driver in silver spring late this morning. police say the red suv y

one person tweets the untouched pic illustrates women of all ages are as beautiful as they are real. >>> despite widespread digital availability digital platforms are having a hard time making money on music. >> pandora and spotify are losing 10 of millions of dollars, plus music download sales fell by more than 12% last year. industry insiders say itunes needs to get into the streaming business and youtube continues to be the no. 1 place where young people find and listen to music. the problem there is that everything on youtube is free. >> that's why it is a place a a lot of people go to. >>> saturday night love celebrated 40 years of comedy last night. dozens of cast members, celebrities and old hosts showed up for the big event dusting off some of the memorable characters. >> sometimes i worry that snl characters lean too heavily on catch phrases instead of owner comedy. >> no way. >> way. >> no way. >> way. >> it makes me want to hurl. >> schwig. >> one disappointment for some fans, eddie murphy. he just spoke for about a minute without even cracking a joke, thought it was a lit

large parts of the vehicle look untouched, but in the front this slice taken out by the wing tip. two lives saved by a mere fraction of a second. >> another amazing escape, in the momentses after the crash a passenger freed others from their seats. he'd been sitting in the safer rear out of habit because it makes it easy tore get away with more hand luggage. he said he knew there was a problem as the plane took off. >> it felt unbalanced in the cabin. i guessed there must be something wrong with the engines, then i felt the plane seemed to turn around. i told the other passenger to say protect themselves. >> but the survivors were the minority. most onboard are now being mourned, including the flight crew whose decision-making is now at the heart of this investigation. taiwan's vice president hailed them for their heroics saving lives with the last seconds of their own. >> protestors have gathered in two suburbs of egypt said capitol. this was the scene in the neighborhood of sadat rallies against the government. protests have also been taking place east of cairo. >> al jazeera jo

. >> charlie: do we know -- you asked something i don't want to leave untouched is what about stuff they may do covertly and that's another critical part of any deal. so not only are we trying to extend breakout times to what we would deem an appropriate distance but also to make sure that the other multiple pathways they may have to a bomb like this underground facility at fordo, like the plutonium path that's in the iraq reactor, and arak not iraq, and any covert path can be detected, that's the transparency measures, we can see everything in a chain of the very beginnings of the material of what might come out and to account for every step in the supply and manufacturing chain. >> charlie: what's the difference between the u.s. position and the israeli position? >> well i mean it's hard to answer that question, charlie, because i've sat in many, many hours of exchanges with my israeli counterparts and their experts from the intelligence community, from their nuclear experts my counterparts as national security advisor and each of those discussion or assessments have been virtually ide

beautiful blanket out here untouched snow. from amelia this is in california maryland. the snow measuring about 7 inches. light and fluffy that way. in virginia here is what we got in alexandria. a lot of covered cars there. you can see that we're going to need a plow out there. this area. and blending in with that snow very nicely this is little chase in buoy getting ready to play. he has five inches there. continue to send your fares to us. you can send them to us on twitter or at our e-mail address. >> thank you. >>> all right. take a look at this tweet. this picture was taken in alexandria. as you can see, it looks like the two cars were sliding all over the road and maybe hit each other or police tweeted the picture along with the caption, "there might be snow on the ground but we suggest following the proper lanes" it might be tough to do in these conditions. >>> a group of all vool tier snow shovellers is looking for volunteers. the glover park team clears sidewalks for neighbors who are elderly or injured. they've been shoveling snow for folks since 2011. if you

and even untouched, she does look great. >> she does. she's had two kids. you've had a baby -- >> i do not look like that. cindy crawford on the beach with her husband, she looks incredible. she's such a beautiful woman, and she looks beautiful in this picture. >> here's my thing. why are we commending a supermodel for looking a little bit less than supermodel-y but 99% better than the rest of the world? she's an incredible specimen of beauty that does not have anything in common -- >> hey, she is a real person. >> she is exactly. i'm shaming her for her amazing looks. if i want to see somebody look real, i'll look at a size 16 and then commend them for looking real when they're naked. still better looking than anybody else i know in real life. >> but i mean, in the photo her stomach, i thought, wow, that is -- it still looks great, but it looks like she's had two kids, and she's embracing it. >> i agree. i mean she won the genetic lottery. cindy crawford is an incredible person. i think she doesn't look that much different than she did was she was hosting

once -- the other thing is that he's no longer untouchable for all of the other golfers. who used to kind of revere him and now they don't anymore. there's a lot of factors into what's going on with his slump. >> we'll see what happens after the slump but certainly appreciate you joining us. great pleasure having you on. that does it for this edition of "news nation." up next, andrea mitchell reports. startup-ny. it's working for new york state. already 55 companies are investing over $98 million dollars and creating over 2100 jobs. from long island to all across upstate new york, more businesses are coming to new york. they are paying no property taxes no corporate taxes no sales taxes. and with over 300 locations, and 3.7 million square feet available, there's a place that's right for your business. see if startup-ny can work for you. go to startup.ny.gov. ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sis

some games in the rugby cup and had to be moved to other facilities and this facility left largely untouched ever since and would have hosted cricket games but like many buildings it's the subject of an insurance dispute and therefore its fate is unknown. with so many reminders of the disaster it is hoped that cricket will provide a distraction. chris harris played 250, one-day internationals for new zealand and helping to develop young players and christ church born and bread and believes the world cup is exactly what the city needs. >> a lot of families and people having issues here and it's wonderful to think you can have events and help cheer up the community. >> reporter: hoping when the games are shown around the world they will send a message that despite the challenges this city is open for business. wayne with al jazeera, christ church. >>> once the action begins in christ church the eye also be in melbourne when the two rivals go head to head and australia plays england in a crowd of 90,000 of m.c.g. adjust australia going in of winning 15 of one-day matches over england in past fo

months before the stadium and the church was scheduled to host games in the rugby and this has been untouched ever since and hosted cricket games but like many buildings it's the subject of an insurance dispute and therefore its fate is unknown. with so many reminders of the disaster it's hope that cricket will provide a distraction. chris harris played 250 one-day internationals for new zeeland and helping new players and he was born and bread here and believes the world cup is exactly what the city needs. >> a lot of families and people still having issues here so it's wonderful to think you can have these events and help cheer up the community. >> reporter: also hoping when the game is shown around the world it will send a message despite challenges the city is open for business. wayne with al jazeera, christ church. >>> more sport of course on our website, you can check that out, al jazeera.com/sport, all the built ups of the cricket world cup you can find it there, the games get going on saturday. al jazeera.com/sport. okay more from me later and that is it for now. >> thank you very muc

this untouched photo of cindy crawford has gone viral and it shows the mother of two in a different light then we probably have seen her before. the leaked photo was taken for 2013 marie claire magazine mexico and latin america addition, and while magazine says seeing the photo is an enlighten. this photo never appeared anywhere in the magazine. so we want to know what you have to think about this a lot of people have strong opinions bit. you can connect with us on facebook and twitter accounts make sure to use hash tag cbs-3 chat. listen, there is no doubt bit cindy crawford is still stunningly beautiful, i don't care what age she is and, you know lighting does strange things. she looks a little different there too. >> cindy crawford is cindy crawford, no matter what, so you go, cindy. >> that is right. >> we will b compromise? middle ground? does it really look like we're holding anything back? longhorn's dinner for two for $29.99. choose two of 7 entrees. like the grilled portabella sirloin or the parmesan crusted chicken. plus two sides, two salads & a shared appetizer or a dessert. i

that have been untouched for 21 years. i think what's important is to establish the precedent, to vanquish some of the imaginary horribles that everybody throws out that could possibly happen, to build the track record and let it speak for itself. i think what we've done is to establish a path forward to a fast fair and open internet that allows for a reasonable return for those who are building it. >> ifill: tom wheeler chairman of the federal communications commission, thank you very much. >> thank you, gwen. >> woodruff: one recent spike in broadband usage is music. when you want to listen to a song today, you don't have to wait for it to be played on the radio or go to a record store and buy a physical copy. you might not even pay for the digital download. you stream it. whether that's on youtube spotify, pandora, or google play music. this shift in the industry has disrupted how music is made, distributed, consumed, and how artists can make a living. hari sreenivasan takes a look at the new, emerging model, it's a top

. >>> i was amazed that an untouched photo went out with cindy crawford. stop messing around with our bodies. we have no desire to be air brushed, plucked, made plastic. i'd like to share a bit of the on ed i wrote on cnn.com. perhaps the most honest assessment of the whole cindy crawford uproar came from a co worker. her eyes went to crawford's stomach and her sun damaged skin. she noticed crawford's flaws first and fixated on them just as she fix it's on her own flaws every morning when she looks into the mirror. i do it too, and that's the thing, right? those retouched photos that we're accustomed to seeing have invaded women's psyches and held us up to impossibly unrealistic standards. you can read more of my op ed on cnn.com/opinion. i'll post it on twitter and facebook. as always, thank you for your comments. >>> in rope pen haggan a cumulativekmun cumulativekmun cumulativekmun -- in copenhagen a community is reeling. one of the attacks took place at the city's main synagogue. following the violence benjamin netanyahu renewed his call for europeans j