guest: i was always kind of a news junkie as a kid. i attend stop listening to music for the most part, mostly because i liked punk rock liked punk rocker now button on the radio, but i found talk radio and i started listening to that appears on a fascinating to listen to rush limbaugh in the short when i was a kid. before that there was worse williams and sally jessy raphael. there was talk enough folic i could learn something. nerdy? maybe. but upon and i found a more engaging. in college when the clinton scandal broke, i was glued to tv. i would watch hardball at watch hardball five, brit hume it fixed him a hardball at 7:00. sometimes i would even we watch hardball at 11:00. i couldn t get enough of it. all the media was given information. interviews with newspapers. several conversations about serious issues. somewhere in the mid-2000, bush hitler became a thing. cable news morphed into the same 12 people having conversations that if they happen at a restaurant you bel
i found talk radio and i started listening to that and i found it fascinating and esther listen to rush limbaugh when he came to detroit when i was a kid. before that there was bruce williams and sally jesse raphael. it was all human beings talking. nerdy may be but fun. i found that much more engaging. then in college in the late 90s when the clinton scandals broke i was going to tv. i would watch hardball at five. rick at six. hardball again at seven sometimes. o reilly, hannity and combs come sometimes. sometimes i would read watch hardball at 11. all the media was getting information. i had interviews with newsmakers, they had several conversations about serious issues. somewhere in the mid 2000 bush hitler became a thing. the left lost their mind and cable news morphed into the same 12 people having conversations that if they happen at a restaurant table next to come you would leave. it bothered me because i love consuming information. it s harder and harder to find. the
spewing derek, it s a pleasure to have you with us. guest: it s an honor to meet you. thank you for doing this spewing we have never met, although we have followed each other. before talking about your book, tell me about yourself and what led you to write this? guest: i am a news junkie as a kid. at ten i stopped listening to music mostly because i like punk rock and that was on the radio. i found talk radio and started listening to that. i started listening to rush limbaugh on 89. before that bruce williamson sally jesse raphael. human beings talking and i thought i could learn something. i found it more engaging. then, in college the late 90s when the clinton scandals of broker myers glued to tv. i would watch hardball at five. rick at six, hardball at seven. o reilly was sometimes i would rewatch hardball at 11. all the media was giving me information and had interviews with newsmakers. they had several conversations about serious issues. somewhere in the mid to th
he was rescued from a freezing ditch. almost.s crying now, abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. jonathan: first, we are on storm watch. it is freezing outside. oncy: bitter cold and snow the way, all adding up to make a new year s one of the coldest in decades. jonathan: we have team covers, including a look at people braving the bone chilling cold, but we start with chief meteorologist bill kelly. how low will it go? into tonight we will be the mid-20 s, one of the warmer nights. what we are focusing on this evening is the snow, tracking to the west. that is the blue on the map, the darker shades where it is heavier. most of that to the west and further northwest. a widespread winter weather the area, not the d.c. metro right now. frederick county, washington andty, allegheny county garrett county to the west, that is where the winter weather advisory is currently come in effect tonight right now until noon tomorrow. they will probably take that down earlier. gaithersburg ge
right now outside. good morning. it s a spare the air day today. i know not many of you are commuting into work, but a good day to carpool or use mass transit because of the terrible air quality. going to take you back to the only issue we had, northbound 101 under university. we had a crash on the overpass on university, and someone h the guardrail. a little concrete fell on the main line of northbound 101. that has been cleared. all lanes are open and the structural integrity of the overpass is fine. nothing to be concerned about. we have really light drive times today. i ll show you some of those in a few. thanks. well, it s the decision dreamers have been dreading. president trump is expected to announce he s ending a program that protects undocumented immigrants who were brought here as children from deportation. the program is daca, which stands for deferred action for childhood arrivals. the decision to end daca means so-called dreamers would no longer be allowed t