take a look at this. 8 degrees in the district, one at dulles and hagerstown. bundle up, will? >> did you hear that? 8 degrees. >> yeah. >>> and we're lerping more about the suspectin at masses come day terror plot. president obama announcing today an al qaeda affiliate in yemen ordered a christmas day plot against a u.s. airliner. the president said the terror group trained and armed the 23- year-old nigerian accused in the bombing. yemeni officials, meanwhile, said they sent several hundred extra troops to two eastern police officerinses where al qaeda is said to be strong. >>> after the tempted terror attack, the airline security has been a big concern for all of us and the major issue talked about by lawmakers and aviation officials. laura ingalls has more. >> we will do what it takes to defend them and feed our country. >> reporter: on vacation with his mind on counterterrorism. president obama viewed to protect the country while fighting those who want to attack it. >> our nation is at war against the far-reaching network of violence and hatred. >> reporter: the president

we've got 25 degrees at dulles and 25 at frederick. but the windchills making it feel a lot colder than the temperatures. feels like it's 17 at d.c. gaithersburg only 13 degrees at dulles and 12 degrees at manassas. in the far west we do have a windchill advisory in effect. that until sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. winds will be gusting anywhere from 20 to 25 miles per hour. it's going to feel like it's minus 5 degrees. that affects, grant, mineral, peneton and highland and allegany counties. make sure that you dress warm if you're heading anywhere. for tonight our overnight lows are going to stick around in the teens. we'll see plenty of sunshine as we move through into tomorrow. but it's still going to be a cold day. we're not alone. take a look at national temperatures. some areas, st. louis only at 7 degrees. that cold arctic air is settling in as the jet stream continues its way to the south. so bitter cold arctic air across the area. windchills to deal w. don't be fooled by tomorrow's sunshine. it's going to be a very, very cold da

here's a look at the wind gusts right now. 40 miles per hour wind gusts in the district. 46 at dulles. 36 at bachlt temperatures are into the 20s but it feels a lot colder than that. you factor in the whipped along with the temperatures and here's a look at what the windchill values are. 10 degrees in the district. 6 at dulles. 9 at baltimore and 6 at hagerstown. to the far noornthd west we have snow. that has created a winter storm warning for areas to the far north and northwest as well as a winter weather advisory. they could see 6 to 12 inches of snowfall. we'll have more in the five-day later on. back to you. >>> the cold weather is a real challenge for local agencies trying to find shelter for the homeless. one homeless man found on christmas day died the next day from exposure. as the district prepares for whatever happens next fox 5's karen gray houston found some russ dents and visitors trying to shield themselves from the deep freeze while others welcome the bite. >> reporter: the wind whipping through the trees had a chill to it that forced just about everybody to bundle up

area. 38 at dulles, 30 at frederick, 26 at baltimore. here's a look at the current temperatures across the area. it is cold out there. 16 degrees only in the district, and 19 in new york city if you look at the mid atlantic. here's the windchills. it feels like it's only minus one in d.c. if you get ready to step outside. bundle up. cold conditions. our high today only 27. i'll have a look at the five day coming up. >> he is the front man for one of the most influential heavy rock groups since the early '90s. >> i enjoy making music, and i enjoy some travel, but i don't think my body can take that much more. >> tool has sold millions of records but now the band's singer venturing off with a new gig. his unusual transformation to wine maker out west when we return. >>> plus, elton john and emenemteamed up in 2001. now they're getting together again, only this time to take on a serious personal matter. delicious pillsbury cinnamon rolls give off t warmth and aroma that will delight your family with freshly baked goodness. it's never been e

temperaturewise, 22 in the district; 20, dulles; 19, frederick. the same in hagerstown and 21 at baltimore. we have windchills to talk about and when you factor in the winds and the temperatures, this is what it feels like if youe stepping outside. for a good invitation, 8 degrees in national, five at dulles and minus 1 at hagerstown and 3 at frederick. dealing with participation in the form of snow and as a result of that, there is a winter storm warning in effect. that is for allegheny, grant and mineral county, six to 12 inches of snowfall and a winter weather advise or for highland, pendleton and, there we're talking about three to five inches of snowfall. just ahead, we'll look at the five-day and what to expect in the week ahead. >> thank you, gwen. >>> new tonight at 10, near fit -- firefighters battle the heavy winds trying to knock down the flames. it started in a house on gloria drive at 4:00 this afternoon. no one was home when the fire started and the cause hasn't been determined yet. the firefighter -- firefighters find the wind to be

at dulles. 27 degrees at martinsburg. the winds right now anywhere from 7 to 12 miles per hour but we still have windchills. feels like it's only in the low 20s to the teens as we take a look out to the west and even more west of that is where we're talking about having that windchill advisory in effect till tomorrow. now, tonight if you're going out, take heed. dress very warmly. take a look at the overnight lows. we are talking anywhere from about 13 to 16 degrees only. as far as our overnight lows are concerned so dangerous weather. hypotrmia very possible and please do not leave your pets outside. they cannot even survive in this kind of weather. nationally i'm telling you how cold it is. take a look at the south. 28 degrees in atlanta. as we move through to the next 24 hours, florida's overnight lows are going to be into the low 20s as well. they actually had a little bit of a wintry mix this morning in parts of the deep south. definitely the big chill being felt everywhere. minus 1 at bismarck right now. a little bi

out at dulles, it is 23 degrees. in annapolis, it is 24 degrees. wind are still rather blustery. 10 to 15 miles per hour generally speaking coming out of the west-northwest. that is giving us wind chills in the low teens. 14 in baltimore. 12 in d.c. feels like 10 at dulles airport this morning. you got to bundle up today. turn on the seat warmers in your car if you've got those and the like. here is what is happening right now. there is your snow from up in the boston area and parts of new england. continue to see some spin in the atmosphere. snow across maine. snow in western portions of pennsylvania and in portions of western maryland and west virginia, hence the school delays out there. again, that is well out to the west, western maryland and west virginia. ut for us, nothing like that. we could see a couple of snow showers work their way into here during the course of the day but they would be intermittent snow flurries for today. lots of clouds around. i think more clouds in the latter part of the day and the early part. still windy at times.

only 10 degrees officially at national. 6t dulles. 8 at frederick and 10 degrees at baltimore. bundle up. the challenge definitely is to stay warm. we've got some clouds moving into the course of tonight. we've had snow over areas of the far northwest. that has also prompted a winter weather advisory. 1 to 4 inches of additional know tonight into tomorrow. this in effect until:00 p.m. monday. they've received anywhere from 4 to 6 inches of snowfall in the last 24 hours. a ridge of high pressure to the west. a low pressure system to the northeast responsible for all this as the cold arctic air settles in. another reinforcing shot of cold air by wednesday. prepare yourself for that. keeping our eyes on an upper level disturbance. a chance of snow for thaurndz friday and a slight chance to the north of the d.c. area of snow showers by the time we hit through into monday. temperatures all week below seasonal. bundle up and stay warm. will, laura? >> thanks very much. >>> did you see this? the record-breaking pastry in mexico. this massive pastry measured more than 2300 feet long. t

they're dull, dull, dull, dull, dull and this is interesting for change. >> it is. i think there's a really important issue here that we should think about which is that, you know, so much of the decision making that's made by a lot of these candidates and a lot of our political leadership is so short-sided. if it's true what steve schmidt said about sarah palin not knowing why there's a north and south korea, the notion of putting her up as our vice president was an irresponsible choice. in the same way the edwards cam pane and john edwards' decision to stay in the race notwithstanding his brewing scandal that had his staffers worried rt a short-sided unwise political decision, so it seems that if there's one big picture thought or big picture theme in this book it's really we need to start thinking about how and why the folks making decisions on our behalf do that and what it motivating them. >> i'm also curious about the strategists. seems like sometimes you can't control the people you're advising at all. we're going to talk a little bit more about that. i want

the gusts are still strong. 23 at national. 36 at dulles. factor in the winds and temperatures and that's what we get. the windchill popping up. the current temperatures showing you are very much on the low side. only into the 20s and teens pretty much across the area. what does it feel like outside? only 12 degrees in the district because of the winds and 5 at dulles. 15 degrees at frederick. a really chilly night. please don't leave the pets outside. we struggled with our highs only getting into the mid- to upper 20s. not very warm at all. as far as the sky conditions are concerned, a few clouds, increasing clouds tonight and take a look to the north of us. you can see a few snow showers sneaking through. areas to the west we've been dealing with snow. as a result of that there is a winter weather advisory to the f west. this until 6:00 p.m. monday. 1 to 4 inches of snowfall on top of the 4 to 6 they've already gotten. tonight's lows on the very cold side. into the teens everywhere. we've got the windchills to take into consideration as we

clots rounded and thousands of passengers had to be -- with our live at dulles international is new details on changes for airline passengers. baxter continues to be a heightened awareness of security. if you are coming to dullest amar to fly out, you probably will not notice any of these new tsa rules -- if you are coming to dulles airport to fly out. for this live from heathrow, it was impossible to miss the stepped up security in place after thefailed christmas day attack. >> they patted me down and literally did a full body -- and i had never seen anything like that before. >> starting at midnight, the transportation security administration has ordered enhanced procedures for all flights coming in to the united states. every single passenger of from 14 terrorism prone countries will be subject to additional screening, including being patted down and having their carry-on items searched. while the full list of countries was not released, political -- "politico reports several that are on the list. >> i do not think it will help. i think it does not increase or maximize security. it is ju

dulles airport at 23 degrees. frederick, maryland, 25 there and you out to the west at winchester, we are at 22 this morning. also, wind chills in effect. it feels like it is in the teens across most of the area. here is a look at the satellite- radar. now, couple of things. yeah, there is snow. what precipitation you are seeing in the east, it is cold everywhere. it is snow in western portions of pennsylvania, ohio, central portions of west virginia as well and they had some pretty good snows over the weekend in western maryland and west virginia. hence the school delays out there. for us, before a few clouds building in. we'll see more cloud cover work its way in here latwhat is goin well, take a look. the jet stream is part of the problem. it has sunken far down to the south. that is why it is not just cold and windy here but cold into the southern states as well where they have those concerns about frost and freeze advisories. we are between two systems, high pressure, low pressure, that gives us the win and t

win chester, 22, dulles, 23. 25 in minimum as is. fred rescuers wearing protective suits chippedburg, cold start for you at 20. chance for flurries this afternoon. culpeper and men as is. 32. >>> we come to you live from route 50 and glee road. hardly any traffic. take you to dulles toll road, jacked up an extra quarter as you approach the tolls. live look towards hunter mill. fly this, show you the commute is clear making it from beltway to the key bridge. keep it here. we will be right back. ññ have you gotten your seasonal flu vaccination? great - but your work's not done yet. we still need to get the h1n1 flu vaccination. you, me -- we should all get one. the vaccine is safe and proven effective against this highly contagious new strain of flu virus. we can help prevent the spread of this virus if we all just roll up our sleeves. to learn more about the h1n1 flu vaccination visit h1n1get1.com or call your local health department it's up to you to fight the flu. >>> 6:42. world's tallest building opens today in dubai. the tall

this hour is what it feels like. 7 at dulles, 10 at baltimore. to the west, only 4 degrees in martinsberg. so our windchills will continue to be single-digit throughout the course of the day and then gradually climb a little bit. but i'm lling you, to the west we have a windchill advisory until 10:00 or it will feel like minus 5-10. gusting winds up to 20 miles per hour. including pendleton, highland and grant and mineral counties and allegany. so dress in layers. here is a good example of what we're expecting, windchills at 16-degrees by 9:00 and 18 after that. we are not going to warm up very much at all. 33 is our daytime high. do not leave your pets out and be aware of the signs of hypothermia. back to you. >thank you, gwen. >>> and you heard her say it will not let up. so how are people coping with the bitter blast. let's check in with jessica weinstein as she makes rounds across the d.c. region. >> reporter: with e solidly crossg the potomac beneath the key bridge, it's the kind of day only a canada goose or a kid can love. >> when we tell

they're dull, dull, dull. this one is actually interesting for a change. >> it is. it is. i think there's a really important issue here we should think about, which is so much of the decision-making made by a lot of candidates and political leadership it's so short-sighted. if it's true what steve said about sarah palin not knowing why there's a north and south korea the notion of putting her up as a he vice president was irresponsible, in the same way that john edwards made the decision to stay in the race notwithstanding this brewing scandal that had staffers worried was a short-sighted and unwise political decision. so it seems that if there's one big picture thought or big picture theme in this book, it's that we really need to start thinking about how and why the folks making decisions on our behalf do that and what motivates them. >> i'm curious about strategist. seems like you can't control the people you're advising at all. we'll talk more about that. the real liz he beth edwards, too. is there a big gap between what her image is and how some say she behaved during

we've got only 18 degrees at baltimore. 14 degrees at dulles. 15 at manassas. to the far west, we have a windchill advisory in effect till 10:00 a.m. on sunday. their winds will be gusting up to 25 miles per hour. it's going to feel like it's minus 5 degrees. that includes allegany, highland, and mineral counties. for tonight a chilled boning night. we speak about the windchills, take a look at this. by midnight our temperature at 22 degrees. it's going to feel like it's only 11. and by 7:00 a.m., 19 degrees will be our air temperature but it will only feel like it's 8. we do have a bit of a warm-up on the way. i'll have the details on that with a look at our five-day forecast when i come upstairs. back to you. >> thank you for that. >>> the bitter blast also taking a toll on the area's homeless population. there are 12,000 estimated homeless in our region. fairfax county has developed a system to deal with the influx of people seeking warmer shelter. fox 5's jessica weinstein reports. >> reporter: there is a need for homeless shelters on nights like this one i

good on the dulles toll road. 66 between centreville and the beltway. even 270 it looks good. still light in volume. alison and doug. >> thank you. >>> riders on metro is winds can expect longer trips because of maintenance work. metro said you should plan on 20 to 30 additional travel times from sunday through thursday night. manus will begin on the blue and orange lines. work will go until midnight. >>> outside look at 23 degrees. still ahead, is it the end of the road for the redskins coach? crest new guidelines for parents with autistic kids. no to special diets. >> a white house death threat in the home town of >> you are watching abc 7's "good morning washington," with doug mckelway, alison starling, meteorologist brian van de graaff, weather, and lisa baden, traffic. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> grid morning, everybody. we have a few school place to pass along. >> garrett county schools will be opening two hours late. frederick county schools are opening one hour late. berkeley, jefferson, and morgan county schools are opening on a two-hour delay

the increase will help pay for metro's extension out to dulles airport. the new rates went into effect on new year's day. for many people, though, this is the first work day that they'll have to pay these new tolls. >>> an alert for metro riders. tracker work is expected to cause some big delays this month. the agency is telling some riders to add up to 30 minutes for their trip. for the month of january, metro will be performing work every monday night through thursday. they'll be on the blue line between stadium armory and addison road from 9:30 until midnight. >>> today, annise parker has been sworn in as the mayor of houston. she is the first openly gay person to hold that office. parker took part in a private ceremony at city hall on saturday, two days before today's public inauguration. the charter in the nation's fourth largest city required a mayoral transfer of power to take place on saturday. >>> the nfl is searching for safer helmets and considering off-season rule changes to provide more protection from concussions. congress is also getting in

. >>> it is more expensive to drive on the dulles toll road. tolls increase by 25 cents on friday. the toll at the main gate is now $1. the extra money is being used to help fund metro's silver line extension out to dulles airport. >>> 23 degrees. >> a financial crisis. what the fed chairman blamed for the economic collapse. >> it could be a script -- a >> you are watching abc 7's "good morning washington," with doug mckelway, alison starling, meteorologist brian van de graaff, weather, and lisa baden, traffic. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >>> we do have a few school delays to pass along. >> dear kenneth schools are opening two hours late. -- west virginia, berkeley and morgan counties schools are on a two-hour delay. >>> bundle up as you head out. the freezing temperatures will continue. the cold weather and wind it is causing lots of trouble. most of the eastern u.s. and midwest is in the deep freeze now. >> there are new airport screening rules for passengers flying into the u.s. all international passengers will not be randomly screen. passengers from 14 cou

icy to dull pain, relax it away. the new icy hot medicated roll. with the roll, pain's under control. >>> people brave enough to venture out had to cope with the winds. only a few of those the camera spotted ventured out without a hat or starve. >>> now want to get you up to date on school delays because of cold weather. in maryland, allegheny and merit county schools are opening two hours late. these counties in virginia are opening an hour late. and in west virginia, the following counties start two hours late. berkley, grant, hardy, jefferson, mineral, and morgan counties opening two hours late. >> purchases in the mountains are running five, ten below now. >> it was cold. the sun was shining, but it was cold. >> shopping yesterday, had to run out, restock the house, and i was not happy camper going car to car. didn't worry about a cooler. cold stuff would be fine in the car going to the other stores. not a concern this time of year. let's talk about the next three days. we will see a little break in the extreme cold warming into mid and upper 3

dulles international, 44 was the hig our forecast high was 40 and that is what we made it to at b wait a minute marshall. take a look at the current temperatures and yes, gurvir is right. it is another cold start to the day just like we've had for all the rest of this week. 29degrees currently in the district. 25 up in gaithersburg. annapolis at 26. quantico, # 2. manassas 18. our friend at fredericksburg see 23 degrees. our friend in hagerstown or at 28 degrees at this early hour. satellite-radar, some days i show this to you, there is not much to see. today is certainly one of those days. there is a big ridge of high pressure that is really controlling our weather. mentioned this yesterday keeping things calm. wind have diminished for today. there is cloud cover up to the north. cloud cover to the south. i'm talking well to the north, well to the south. >>> we are protected from that, quote, unquote, by high pressure. so things will be quiet today and we'll see the temperature picup. now, as far as the next storm system goes, this is our futurecast. this morning, things are fine. ton

dulles never said another bad word about the airlift. >> right. what actually was available, we talk about the impossibility of this feeding 2 million people, providing heat to berlin on a good day in the summer berlin is not terribly boreman and so there was very little fuel to do this. did they have any sense of how long an airlift would go on? >> it's an interesting question and also something else use it, one of the reasons the military was against it was that it meant taking every plane we had and many of the american airlines had but our military planes were all in the pacific and the general said the commanders didn't want to strip everything on what they considered this for's mission so the ball was available in the beginning were the 37 planes, the d.c. three c's could carry 3 tons. the d.c. for could carry 10 tons and at the end of the airlift we were landing the major cargo being cold, the second being flower and online we were landing at each of three air fields in berlin landing and taking off a plan every 45 seconds and that is what

arriving flights at dulles of about 90 minutes. the high winds are causing delays for travelers at newark, kennedy, laguardia and boston's logan airport. let's go to chuck bell for the first forecast, chuck? >>> thank, craig, windy and cold weather. not just here in the metro washington area, but all the way up the east coast into as you said, new york city, hartford, providence and boston airport. the doppler radar shows we don't have snow to worry about here but snow showers pick up north of philadelphia and light to moderate snow for new york city. that's the reason for the delays at newark and laguardia and up into portions of boston. temperatures around here in the mid 20s right now with wind chills in the single digits and low teens and it will stay very cold around here for at least the next 12 to 24 hours. a detailed check of your seven day coming up. >>> a sad discovery in rock creek late this morning. a driver on the parkway, noticed a car tire sticking out of the frozen creek. rescuers who tried to get to the driver were

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again, we remain stuck at 24 degrees. 24 at dulles. 25 in manassas. leonardtown, you are at 23 degrees. annapolis, 25 degrees. frederick, maryland is also at 25 degrees. those winds are blowing at per hour. here is what it makes it feel like. the wind chills, 14 in baltimore, 13 in d.c. 10 at dulles. so very cold, frigid air in place. it remains in place and frankly, all week long, we'll see our temperatures below normal yet again. here is a look at the satellite- radar composite for the easrn united states. now, storm system that brought significant snow to portions of new england over the course of the weekend is exiting. there is some lingering snow some maine. that is about it. we've got the clouds building in here. no snow. but we could see a snow flurry or two or three during the course of the day today. it will be nothing serious or significant but some scattered snow flurries are possible. forecast for washington for today looks like this. we are dealing with a couple of different things. number one, a lot of clouds around today. number two, t

the increaseill help pay the extension for metro to dulles. >>> an alert from metro riders. track work is expected to cause big delays this month. metro is telling some riders to add up 230 minutes for their trip. metro is performing work every sunday night through thursday. trains will be single track on tread line between medical center and grosvenor from 8:00 p.m. t midnight and on the blue line between stadium armory and addison road from 9:30 to midnight. >>> still no sign of two young girls still missing from prince george's county. both sisters 14 and 11 years old. police don't suspect foul play but they need help in bringing the sisters home especially with these bitter cold teeratures. elaine reyes talked with their relatives. >> reporter: 14-year-old roxanne and her 11-year-old may not make it back to school on monday. their family spent out flyers and driving around trying to find them. >> if anybody has them can you bring them home safely. >> reporter: both sisters were together when they disappeared december 29th after visiting a cousin's house. both were last s

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give or take about a five hour flight from san diego back to dulles for jim zorn. must seem like five days as you comes across the country because he knows within hours of walking off that jet he will be relieved of his duties as the redskins head coach. that's assuming it doesn't actually happen on the plane itself. zorn's final act was presiding tonight over the redskins season ending 23-20 loss to the charges. led by turner, a man who knows what it is like to be on the firsthand of a dan snyder firing. 4-12. worst record for the redskins since 1994. for zorn that makes two seasons with a mark of 12 and 20. the coach was asked after the game tonight about his tenure with the redskins presumably coming to an end. >> there's a lot of things i'm sure out there as far as stories. there already has been. i get that. but i'm working on our team meeting. i'm working on our off season schedule and until i'm told that on any other effort i'm getting ready and i'm going to be forth right and ask and get things moving but i certainly want to be the head coach here. >> ever

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are the political rhetoric, which can get a little dull. because there was so much zany comedy that i thought illustrated the strangeness of the cold war, which was the first time in human history when you had these two nations that could annihilate each other very quickly. and that caused an interesting psychology that i grew up with, and that's what i was interested in it. among the amusing part of the book that i liked was you've mentioned your father and the discussion of who had risen higher from a lower beginning. that was very funny at the time. and then shortly after he said that, someone handed him a note saying he was going to be allowed to go to disneyland. and he continued with the discussion at hand, and then kind of let off a little steam about not being allowed to go to disneyland. he said what, is there an outbreak of cholera there? have gangsters taken over the place? do you think he was being funny on purpose? >> host: i think yes, because when we talk about the going to disneyland, it is very different feeling in america

imagine her surprise when she arrived at the security checkpoint at washington's dulles international airport tuesday. >> racial, religious profiles, i'm being sdel singled out, as a security threat. >> reporter: the 40-year-old michigan-born muslim-american headed to los angeles, says she was singled out from what she called a humiliating full body search. when she asked why this was happening. >> the gentleman working there specifically told me that the reason why i'm being put through this type of search is because i'm wearing a headscarf. he actually told me that that's the reason why you are being targeted. >> reporter: she's not alone. on monday, a muslim canadian woman says she was made it feel like a terrorist, because she was wearing a headscarf. berated and banned from boarding a flight to the united states, all because of her faith. the council on american islamic relations calls these textbook cases of profiling. >> it is against the law, unconstitutional and un-american to single out people because of their religion. >> reporter: u.s. customs who handle the canadian woman

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one thing you can always count on, dolly's never dull. we'll take a look at some great dolly moments from over the years. >> i have a special surprise for you tonight. >> ready? >> i'm always ready. ♪ why do you come in here looking like that ♪ ♪ in your cowboy boots and your painted on jeans ♪ ♪ all decked out like a cowgirl's dream ♪ ♪ why'd you come in here looking like that ♪ >> you don't whether to scratch his watch or wind his butt. i'm going to get that gun of mine and change you from a rooster to a hen with one shot! there are two kinds of people in this world -- and you ain't one of them. ♪ traveling mind ♪ big ideas, little behind >> would i want to disappoint my little honey? ♪ why did you come in here looking like that ♪ >> besides, i want to do it. sometimes you got to honk your own horn. because if you don't, nobody is going to know you're coming. >> go get, them, animals. imagine a one-legged man in a butt-kicking contest. howdy, boys. >> larry: classic dolly. still to come -- "9 to 5 the musical" do

so imagine her surprise when she arrived at the security checkpoint at washington's dulles international airport tuesday. >> racial, religious profiling. i'm being singled out as a -- as a security threat. >> reporter: the 40-year-old michigan-born muslim-american headed to los angeles said she was singled out for what she calls a humiliating full-body search. when she asked why this was happening -- >> the gentleman who was working there specifically told me that the reason why i'm being put through this type of search is because i'm wearing a headscarf. he actually told me that's the reason why you are being targeted. >> reporter: she's not alone. on monday a muslim-canadian woman said she was made to feel like a terrorist because she was wearing a headscarf, bee rarated banned from boarding a flight to the united states all because of her faith. the council on american islamic relations calls thee textbook cases of profiling. >> if it's violating the law, it is unconstitutional and un-american to single out people because of their religion. >> reporter: u.s. customs who handled the ca

one thing you can always count on, dolly's never dull. we'll take a look at some great dolly moments from over the years. >> i have a special surprise for you tonight. >> ready? >> i'm always ready. ♪ why do you come in here looking like that ♪ ♪ in your cowboy boots and your painted on jeans ♪ ♪ all decked out like a cowgirl's dream ♪ ♪ why'd you come in here looking like that ♪ >> you don't whether to scratch his watch or wind his butt. i'm going to get that gun of mine and change you from a rooster to a hen with one shot! there are two kinds of people in this world -- and you ain't one of them. ♪ traveling mind ♪ big ideas, little behind ♪ out with a different woman every night ♪ >> would i want to disappoint my little honey? ♪ why did you come in here looking like that ♪ >> you hold your horses. besides, i want to do it. sometimes you got to honk your own horn. because if you don't, nobody is going to know you're coming. go get them, animals. imagine a one-legged man in a butt-kicking contest. howdy, boys.

country's mindthat if they can't even take care of th long-term fiscal sittion, th's a sign 6 seven dull against ancorruption and weave to take care of that issue. and i wish he had gone further to catch up to whe the untry is. >>hat about the speech. i agree with david the deficit. i mean he shld have made a bier deal. >> the deficit h is the figure that ju absolutely blew me away. the deficit of the united states is biggerhan the budget, the total budgetf all thcountries in the world except japan an ger-- united kingdom. otr than that, every other country s a smaller budget than whave a deficit. china, india, germany, a of t overs, do i think the presidt didn't go far ough? the democrats are e party gornment. the republicanare the party ofongovernment, i mean, okay. when government sun popular. >> lehr: you mean in taerm termbelief. >> democrats believe t govement can be an instrument for sial justice for economic progress. and i thinthe president cannot disnce himself from at. inact, i think when he lks, it's great to be out of washington, be awayrom washington and allhat, i think he

country's minds that if they can't even take care of the long-term fiscal situation, that's a sign 6 seven dull against and corruption and we have to take care of that issue. and i wish he had gone further to catch up to where the country is. >> what about the speech. >> i agree with david on the deficit. i mean he should have made a bigger deal. >> the deficit h is the figure that just absolutely blew me away. the deficit of the united states is bigger than the budget, the total budget of all the countries in the world except japan and ger-- united kingdom. other than that, every other country has a smaller budget than we have a deficit. china, india, germany, any of the overs, do i think the president didn't go far enough? the democrats are the party government. the republicans are the party of nongovernment, i mean, okay. so when government sun popular. >> lehrer: you mean in taerm terms belief. >> democrats believe the government can be an instrument for social justice for economic progress. and i think the president cannot distance himself from that. in fact, i think when he talks, it's gr

abdulmutallab, he would not have automatically fit a profile if you were next to him in the line at dulles, for example. so it's a behavior. and it's the behavior is bits and pieces of information that were in the data bases that we didn't quite stitch together at this point in time. it wasn't a question of ethnicity or religion. those are contributing factors, but it's what people do that we should pay attention to. >> i want to press secretary chertoff. industry spoken to officials that say it's more than a contributing factor. we know who 90% of these terrorists are. there may be other examples of women used and what not but islamic males between 20 and 30 make up roughly 90% of that profile. is is that an inappropriate or appropriate way for law enforcement to target individuals? >> i think we're relying on preconceptions or stereotypes is actually misleading and arguably dangerous. >> so that profile is wrong? >> correct. what i would say is you want to look at thing likes wheres that person traveled to, where have they spent time, what has their behavior been. recognize one of the th

abdulmutallab, he would not have automatically fit a profile if you were next to him in the line at dulles, for example. so it's a behavior. and it's the behavior is bits and pieces of information that were in the data bases that we didn't quite stitch together at this point in time. it wasn't a question of ethnicity or religion. those are contributing factors, but it's what people do that we should pay attention to. >> i want to press secretary chertoff. industry spoken to officials that say it's more than a contributing factor. we know who 90% of these terrorists are. there may be other examples of women used and what not but islamic males between 20 and 30 make up roughly 90% of that profile. is that an inappropriate or appropriate way for law enforcement to target individuals? >> i think we're relying on preconceptions or stereotypes is actually misleading and arguably dangerous. >> so that profile is wrong? >> correct. what i would say is you want to look at thing like where has that person traveled to, where have they spent time, what has their behavior been. recognize one of the thi

to leave england's dull, gray skies for the tropics, the beautiful bright skies, the tropical birds and flowers. my mind was in a tropical glow. my father said you will never come back alive, and he had his point. many young adventuress man went out from england and never returned alive. oh, but i wanted so badly. finally my father relented and let me follow my heart. and so there i was. he hired and assistance to help me. i was seasick every single day for the entire five years. there i was, you know, a doctor who could not stand the sight of blood, a clergyman who did not really believe in the gospels, and a sailor who was seasick all the time. not a very promising beginning. i loved the life aboard the ship. i thought that once the seasickness, everyone should like to be a sailer. our duty was to map the coastline of south america. and so we proceeded down the coast, and on the way i dredged the sea with the nets, and i collected specimens along the shore. i wore a hat like this one. everyday just after the sailors had finished swabbing the deck i would loaded up with hundreds of of

icy to dull pain, hot to relax away. the new icy hot medicated roll. with the roll, pain's undecontrol. >> just how daunting a task lies in front of the ravens. we have the story now. >> nothing ever easy in the playoffs. true on the road. a place patriots haven't lost a game. maybe more difficult than stopping tom brady, stopping the guys trying to protect tom brady. >> first and foremost, the ravens lost in week four. sometime when you get here, you like to get up and cry about kids. you have some talk there but he's just protecting himself too. what's a team to do. given to what they might become. goodness. pete gilbert for tv 11 sports. >> if you can't make it to the game, the next best thing is to throw a party at home with friends and family. >> i try to keep things within reasonable cost and time commitments. everyone is post holiday. we tried do things affordable and fun. can you repurpose your christmas deck trations. if you haven't gotten rid of the wreath or tree. take these things hanging around and throw it back up on the door. you can do

oh, my, i wanted to go so badly, to believe england's dull gray skies for the tropics, the beautiful bright skies, the tropical birds and flowers. my mind was in a tropical glow. my father said, you'll never come back alive. and he had his point. many young adventurists, young men went out from england and never returned alive. oh, but i wanted so badly and finally, my father relented, and let me follow my heart. and so there i was on the beagle, he hired an assistant to help me pack specimens. i was sea sick every single day for the entire five years, so there i was, a doctor who upon the stand the sight of blood, a clergyman who didn't believe in the gospels and a sailor who was sea sick all the time. not a very promising beginning, was if? but i loved the life aboard the ship. i -- i thought if it weren't for sea sickness, everyone should like to be a sailor. duty was to map the coastline of south america. and so we proceeded down the coast, and on the way, i dredged the sea with nets and i collected specimens along the shore, wore a hat like this one and every day, just after the

mid-teens across the entire area. 16 at dulles airport. 13 in winchester and martinsburg. 16 in frederick. 19 in southern maryland. so a lot of very cold air to deal with. wind gusts, winds are gusting to between 25 to 35 miles per hour. that's put the wind chills down to the single digits above and below zero. so really a very dangerous wind chill. any pets outside definitely a good time to bring them in if you haven't already done so and keep them in for today and tonight. no snow. our next opportunity for a little frozen precipitation shs up after sundown tomorrow and before sunrise on tuesday. the heart of the cold air is just off to our north and west, minneapolis 12 below zero. again, wind chills, single digits all the way down into the carolinas. the cold air is going to continue to race in on these strong northwesterly wind. a ferocious ocean storm off the coast of maine. that's part of the' acquisition. wind whipped day today. no doubt about it. the winds ease up ever so slhtly overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. then tomorrow during the day as that moisture gets wrapped aro

because in south dakota business owners and managers, while they see their employees a dull but differently, because they are not just employees to them. they are their friends, they are their neighbors, and they are the people who have made their business is successful in previous years. they want to help their employees me get through these tough times, and so they have done everything they can to minimize the layoffs. we need to say thank youtube our thousands of business owners and managers very much for their concern and their dedication to their employees. but of course we also have a lower unemployment rate because south dakotans have a fantastic worth work ethic. our fellow citizens want to work. we see value and dignity in every kind of work. because our people are hurting. state government is also doing what it can to help people during these tough times. first of all, we are helping with basics of life such as medical care and food. from december of 2008 to december of 2009, the number of people being helped by medicaid has increased 7%, from 103,626 to 110,734. the number of peo

even tourists braved the weather and took to the dulles south sights on segways. >>> this new year has bean challenging one for president obama. he's prodding congressional democrats to finish up a health care bill. his first state of the union address is weeks away. he's been forced to address shortcomings in national security. all this comes as his majority party fights to stay that way. brian mooar reports now from capitol hill. >> reporter: a day after getti more bad news on jobs and the economy, president obama is touting health care reform as a way to help struggling americans. >> we're facing our broken health care system. >> reporter: he's hoping to sign a bill in a few weeks before his state of the union address. but house democrats say they won't just rubber stamp the bill passed by the senate. if they demands too many changes health care reform could be in trouble. the president is trying to ramp up the war in afghanistan, wind down the fighting in iraq and close guantanamo bay. >> we can't gather the intelligence we need to foil future attacks if we're granting terrorists t