You can download the weather app to watch for Severe Weather anytime. And you can see the white leftovers from the salt from the last time around. And you have to keep putting down. That january gets you every time. Makes your car a mess. Yeah i saw some of that white powdery salt on the roads. It has been retreated many roads overnight in advance of this light snow coming in later this morning. Right now getting a little bit of a wintry mix, maybe snow rain and sleet here out in West Virginia but way far to our weather. And it will likely pass far to the north and west of the metro area over the next few hours. But move into the panhandle of West Virginia we were maryland maybe Northern Shenandoah Valley perhaps over the next couple hours. The main event for the main metro area will be this system that you can see spinning here over the upper midwest. That is moving very quickly. It will be in here by late this morning and into the afternoon. By the time it all ends by late afternoon,
Pelley good evening. Thomas eric duncan died today in aitalas hospital, the first death from ebola in the United States. Duncan, who was 42 was visiting from west africa where he caught the disease and where 3900 people have died of it. Late today a Dallas County sheriffs deputy who had been in the apartment where duncan had stayed was admitted to a hospital. He has flulike symptoms, could be anything, but ebola tests are being done. We have a team of correspondents covering this developing story. First well go to Manuel Bojorquez in dallas. Reporter this ambulance rushed the deputy to Texas Health Presbyterian hospital this afternoon. He was brought here after seeking treatment at an Urgent Care Center in the dallas suburb of frisco, where mark piland is the fire chief. This patient had reported that they initially had been in the apartment in the initial ebola patient in dallas and had some contact with family members. Reporter piland says the unidentified deputy is being evaluated o
America, thank you. [applause] every weekend booktv offers programming focus on nonfiction authors and books. Keep watching for more here on cspan2 and watch any of our past programs online booktv. Org. Next come a look at ways to improve the lives of innercity cores and what can be learned from initiatives around the country. We will burn for my brothers keeper which looks to improve the lives of minority boys and men. This event is from the brookings institution. It runs an hour and 50 minutes. Good morning to all of you here today he is joining br live webcast spirit on behalf of the metropolitan program i want to welcome you to our baltimore and beyond discussion. Im fellow at the masher program and i was an rss to was in rss two opener session today for two reasons. First because of my 14 years here i focus my research and policy Development Efforts and how cities and metro areas, particularly older Industrial Areas in the northeast and midwest can revitalize and grow the regional
What they said to edie, but they said it was not the appropriate case to be brought. My sense of it is that they were two factors. One, people were concerned about an estate tax case. Edies bill was high. She had to pay another 275,000 to new york. The there was a fear she would be perceived as too rich. I represent Companies Like citigroup so that did not sound so rich. Number two, most of the bill was due to the fact that they had two apartments in new york city in the 1970s and they appreciated hugely over the years. That was the real reason for the big estate tax bill. Another problem was that people were concerned about the tax elements. My sense is that every american knows in their got what it means to have to pay a tax bill, especially one that is a tax on being gay. Americans would understand that. Even republicans that were not on the beginning on our site at the beginning, they dont like the a estate tax. You had this incredibly articulate and beautiful woman who had a marri
Should we diminish enforcement and penalties for those other crimes that are far more serious . Racialhere are disparities in the approach to criminal justice, we should seriously consider examining the types of sentences and approaches we take to dealing with those Public Safety issues. I take that as sort of a yes. Do you agree that there is thatl bias or bigotry leads to these rates of arrests . People dont draw that conclusion based on analysis that is race alone. I think you have to look at other factors. I brought up one of the factors that we considered that calls for service. There are more police in an area, there is likely to be more arrests. It is an issue that needs to be looked at carefully. Worked on the metropolitan Police Department for 25 years. They would obviously be very at set to hear that theyre being accused of biased enforcement. To reiterate a statement you you are notyou say affirmatively going into community seeking out criminals. Youre getting calls. And you