we know that this flag is very divisive. we know that. we know that this flag needs to be removed. we know that. we know all of these things. we know that. but what are we doing as a body? what are we doing as individuals to work together to heal our nation, to heal our state from such tragedy? certainly it s been a tragedy here in the state of south carolina. while the world watches what s going on here, while the world watch south carolina to see if south carolina is ready to move forward. well we re at a stand still. we re about like stale water. we sit all night and all day as the mosquitoes gather. as the mosquitoes gather around to drink of the water and to be born and to be embarrassed, that s what we do. we need fresh water here in south carolina. we need a running screen. we need a fresh flow of water that can run through south carolina. to give south carolina a newness that it needs. certainly the business in the world want that, too. certainly bmw want that. certai
this, as with other aspects of this nightmarish problem the u.s. needs to lead its partners in the region and internationally in stepping up the effort so it s closer to the level of the problem. we have again, we have declaratory policies about humanitarian issues but there s no follow-through. people make pledges they never deliver. i ve looked at camps in kurdistan. i remember seeing the sea of tents last year in northern jordan where syrians have come. i ve seen the camps in turkey. and, you know, if you really want to think about the nightmare, think about all those young men in those camps. very little jobs, money, but radical preachers. people talking to them about settling scores and it s a formula for not just another four, eight years of trouble but a generation of nightmarish problems. we saw what happened when the palestinians were dispersed and went into camp and had radicals banging them every day about the struggle. and i think it s i fear it s already too
straight up 6:00. it is wednesday, february 20th and it is a chilly start to your day. it is cold, very cold. good morning. i m sarah simmons. i m wisdom martin. a quick school delay to pass along to you from maryland. garrett county public schools will open two hours late today. there you go. weather already having an impact on schools. a little icy out there and temperatures are in the 20s. roosevelt bridge family, we are very cold. temperature locally in the low 30s. you mix in the winds you guys are talking about. you will see the cameras shaking this morning. it feels like teens and 20s. it will later today. it is february. we are in the middle of february. so today will feature temperatures about 10 degrees or so below average. 34 in washington. dulles, 32. bwi marshall, the magic 32 as well. we are looking at a lot of wind. winds out of the west gusting to about 30 early this morning so wind chill values as i mentioned are in the teens and low 20s. should be a
whoever the coach is needs to be taken to task about that. that is ridiculous. i can see wisdom is passionate about it. 35 in washington. combination of cold temperature and a lot of wind today so be ready for a february feel out there. no doubt about it. not going to be spring-like today. 35 as mentioned in washington. 32 out at dulles. bwi marshall, 32. muff of the area has fallen or is getting very close to the freezing mark at the moment. there are your winds out of west at about 10. gusting to about 20 to 25 currently. 20 in gaithersburg. 26 this morning. your winds in hagerstown. much of the day will feature temperatures in the mid-30s with winds blowing out of the west to about 30. and that will give us wind chill values in the teens and 20s for much of the day. otherwise, shoulding a nice looking day. we do have a little cloudiness to start your morning and a few light snow flurries north and west of town. not expecting any accumulation and we are expecting a lot of
concession was offering to have some kentucky bourbon. obama arrived trying out his best. i m not the scapegoat you re looking for. large parts of his answers could have been replaced by a taped run at any of the press conferences months ago. and the hill called it this way. there was little by way of apology from the president either to democrats who blame him for their losses or from republicans who disagree with his policies. good afternoon, i m abby huntsman. you are in the cycle. what we are going to do here is a now what show. now what for the political parties. now what for that new congress. now what for the policies we will see both domestic and foreign. and now what for the 2016 election just 733 days away. we begin, though, with the now what for president obama. 24 hours ago here on the cycle. andless than 24 hours away from his luncheon with congressional leaders. it is to the white house we go. start with nbc s kristen welker. and kristen, how is the white