u.s. service members who were killed in that korean war. they will hold these bilateral meetings like you just saw there taking place at the white house with the president. he will also attend a state dinner. jessica yellin was there in that room, as they spoke. i d like to see with a she thinks. jessica, if you re with us and you can hear me, let me know what you think the highlight was there of this appearance between the two presidents. well, the president i asked the president a question about both iran and about the economy and he refused, randi, to say how high up in the iranian government knowledge of this alleged iranian terror plot may have gone. there are a lot of questions about whether the supreme leader and the nation s president had knowledge. but the president did say that no matter how high up it went, the entire iranian government needs to be held accountable and that they have a very solid case and that they are gathering support for allied nations to ti
down south. the wind chill makes it feel like 23 below in caribou. man, oh, man, it s cold up there. meanwhile, as you look ahead to the day, 35 eventually in new york city. 4:00 this afternoon. in the mid atlantic, temperatures in the mid 50 s for the most part. mid 60 s along the central plains. if you re on the gulf coast or portions dixieland, upper 60 s to lower 70 s. it will be a beautiful day particularly in san antonio and el paso. both around 80 degrees later today. he is one of the stars of the new a&e show breakout kings. but before becoming an actor, laz alonso worked on wall street as an investment banker and analyst and he joins us now. that s just the beginning of your whole story. i mean, you were on wall street but let s talk about even earlier in life, you lost your father at a young age. yes. at 15, you were parking cars at a hotel even though you didn t have your license. without a license, yeah. i guess i can talk about it now. going to make a citizen s
to be on the move when i was scheduled to talk to you but as we got on the road after a day in which i didn t even need to wear a rain jacket, the sky opened up as the first band of the storm came into the new orleans metro area. any traffic on the road slowed down and our trip took longer than we expected. here we are rolling into downtown new orleans right now. we re on a legion field which is sort of like the northeast boundary of the french quarter or i should say the entry point. if you look to the left here, see these cars parked on the median? the mayor of new orleans, mitch landrieu said that s allowed. any sort of parking violation, those are off the books for the period of this storm. parking cars on the median like that, that s high ground for people to need to take advantage of. any time ta there s a tern for flooding, in new orleans, that s going to make head lines, but the mayor has made a point of stressing to people here this is