it's unbearably cold. >> according to the district, it's one of 25 schools with a current heating problem. and some cases it's a matter of one or two classrooms, the problem stems from a second year policy governoring dark during long breaks. >> they wanted to conserve energy by turning off heaters during vacation time. they should have done investigation to see how those heaters would come back on. the boiler was on. i can feel waits warm but no hatter was going into the heaters. >> now on the seventh day without heat, they've tried to adopt by using space heaters and wearing layers. this 4th grader teacher says temperatures have been a distraction for some students. >> they're more concerned about i'm cold now. and then learning about 4th grade social study autos how hard is it to try to learn when you're freeze? >> it's very hard. not comfortable. at all. >> the height of the problem last week there was 70 schools that had heating problems. the district cut back on maintenance staff so they initially didn't have technicians to go to eat site to turn on the heat z now, they don't have e

to call it a storm because we do not have all the elements of wind and everything that would make it unbearable. but we know what last friday did with the slippery conditions brought by the last snow, so this thing will be a problem in some regards, at least for rush hour. we are on the north edge of this entire thing. the north edge of the storm is in pennsylvania. the heaviest snow is falling in virginia and west ridge in your right now. we will keep tracking this all afternoon. -- and west virginia. we will keep tracking this all afternoon. more on what we can expect from this storm. >> what a day to start when snow is moving through the area. it certainly is cold enough to snow outside right now. we were talking earlier about the colder temperatures -- 24 degrees downtown, pretty much 20's surrounding the city. but as you head out west into west region yeah, into the mountains, western maryland, you can see strasbourg at 17 degrees. here is the storm at hand. we are seeing this low system, pretty much going to move on out to sea as we head through the day. we are on the cold side of the sto

. >> i get to some myself in paradise but actually, this is unbearably hot. -- i get to sun myself in paradise. the wind is like being on the business end of a blower torched while people -- of a blowtorch well people throw sand that you. there is a similarity between the extremes. at the height of summer, 57 degrees, there is a hundred degrees difference between us. we wanted to know why people came to settle here in the first place. this man is mining salt by hand as his forefathers did before him. this is not work. centuries on, this is the only job going. -- this is hard work. there's nothing much to do but sit in the shade and drink tea, but there's not much of that either because water is rationed. he gets 3 barrels for his wife and their 8 children. the truck has are the been year but already 1 barrel is empty. on the first day, they did a washing. after that, the water is just for drinking. if the truck is a day late, it is how, he says. temperatures here reached 55 degrees celsius. there is the curse of extreme heat and a lack of drinking water combines to provide the only bl

then perhaps that becomes unbearable. you have learned something about what your commit many towards one another might be. >> i think it is a brilliant idea. fred, a lot of people don't realize is a magna kum ladder graduate from harvard university. he went through one of the most painful nasty divorces in his life. while he was out cruising the love beau hehe was in the middle of a terrible divorce. i think his advice is very wise. >> your book is complete with all kinds of detail on all aspects of divorce to the lawyers to the judges. while you have a very strong judgment against adultery, and you have very strong judgment on -- favorably of course, you examount -- exalt love and the love of marriage, you nevertheless give advice to those who might want to take alternate views. you say do not use credit or debit cards to pay for affairs or use cameras with your paramours. phone records tell a story. use a land line or pay phone. the grass is almost never green on the other side. the passion of sex always changes over ti

it was almost unbearable to be outside. justin, any chance we could get a warmup, please? >> yeah, please. we are all begging for that. that was just painful for everybody. a waste of cold air when you got the snow and adwind and wind chills in the single digits. we are staying cold but at least the wind eases up a little bit today. one thing i want to focus on is the southern storms and buzz is rolling around the possibility of getting hit with something this week. it stays cold but at least the wind eases up. there will be light snow possible tomorrow. the question mark because we are right on the edge of the system that will probably hit virginia hard harder than us and another storm off the coast on sunday uncertain. computer models trying to give us a nice coating or completely skipping it off the coast. we will talk about that coming. bel air is waking up with 17. wind chills at 10. so it's not pleasant outside. we are aiming for a high two degree guarantee of 30. let's see what he hpg on the road with kim brown. >> reporter: thanks. making are way on the inner loop

moment but gazans complain life is still unbearable. and that israel has limited the number of trucks clothes and shoes coming into gaza and this causes problems with coordination in gaza. last month twenty two international organizations issued a report claiming the easing of the blockade has helped bring in materials only for the un and international building projects ordinary goods they say are still not getting in. our goods have already been detained in israel for three years but the fines are already called the cost of goods and even if the receiver goods back know they are not for sale they are spoiled and those goods that are getting in there are too expensive for most people here. the goods that we receive are not of a high quality but we have to buy them because we don't have an alternative. cars have also become a luxury two thousand dollars for an engine well just two hundred dollars for a rather simplistic alternative what can we do there's no fuel for vehicles spare parts inevitably you resort to this kind of transportatio

and we have her words tonight on how you bear the unbearable. >>> talking tough. president obama tackles his democratic critics and says republicans held the middle class tax cuts hostage. >>> behind bars. wikileaks founder julian assange locked up on accusations of rape. >>> chinese challenge. as chinese kids trounce the u.s. in brand new test scores. can the u.s. fight back? >>> ark park. they are going to build noah's ark in kentucky, with animals. should they get taxpayer money? >>> good evening. elizabeth edwards, 61 years old, died today. she was a mother, lawyer, author and the wife of a man who tried to be president. but that is not why a nation remembers her tonight. it is the steel she showed when life dealt her so many shattering and very public blows. from the death of a son to her marriage, her dreams, her health. and in the end, the word from her doctors that nothing more could keep her alive, for her three children, the youngest now just 10. she said once, whatever happened, she wanted to spend the remainder of her days really living. ron claiborne

the stench unbearable. and there's no towels? and it's -- it's nauseating. and we were stunned to see medications distributed by a patient from a cardboard box. at another hospital, we found children died and bound, even leashed to a window grate. after our report the government vowed to drastically alter the system. we decided to go back and see if they had. ten years ago when we went to mexico, it was clear there are human rights abuses taking place. >> very serious abuses. >> reporter: eric rosenthal is the director of disability rights international. we worked with him on our original report and teamed up again this fall. in the intervening ten years, has the system been cleaned up? >> it has not. i mean what is shocking is that it's as if time stood still. >> reporter: in fact we were shocked to find the same kids on the same mats rocking back and forth. we recognize edd marie flores. we're told she's mentally retarlded. experts say people like her shouldn't need to be institutionalized. another young woman found just as we'd last seen her. but this tim

the winner of that bid was almost unbearable but then people started running around and hugging each other with flags singing songs and running around it was a really truly happy atmosphere because they were not only happy for the city they were they were saying i spoke to meaning of them that they are all happy for the entire country since they understand that this is a new opportunity for major developments for investment and for modernization of the many of those cities which are going to host to some of the games in two thousand and eighteen and that's why not only cazan alone but i think the entire country millions of people as the first vice prime minister said millions of people are fans in russia of football and i'm sure that millions of them were watching got the announcement made for crossing their fingers and now everybody is celebrating not only cheering us on but definitely in other parts of russia as well you know you go as the world looks saw in the end hopefully celebrates with russia it's not so lauren that just now and london of course britain known to be a nation o

the wind and the snow is unbearable. people coming home from their christmas vacation or headed up for their new year's vacation, either way, it was a bad night to travel. you can hear by the sound of the snow conditions were heavy. >> you are one of many tonight, what happened? >> we were only going about 10 miles per hour and just went right off the road. >> reporter: there were several spin outs on interstate 80, the chp an caltrans had their hands full. >> very icy and a lot of snow on the road and a fair amount of traffic. >> reporter: throughout the evening conditions just got worse and worse with this howling wind. the snow was just going sideways and several people had to be towed to safety don't. >> did you guys slide off the road? >> reporter: we skid off a little bit. >> reporter: now, this is a good visual for all of the snow that's been falling. this is just what's fallen in the last couple of minutes. this car only got here when the snow started to fall a few hours ago. here at the 5,000 elevation mark. muc

the wind and the snow is unbearable. people coming home from their christmas vacation or headed up for their new year's vacation, either way, it was a bad night to travel. you can hear by the sound of the snow conditions were heavy. >> you are one of many tonight, what happened? >> we were only going about 10 miles per hour and just went right off the road. >> reporter: there were several spin outs on interstate 80, the chp an caltrans had their hands full. >> very icy and a lot of snow on the road and a fair amount of traffic. >> reporter: throughout the evening conditions just got worse and worse with this howling wind. the snow was just going sideways and several people had to be towed to safety don't. >> did you guys slide off the road? >> reporter: we skid off a little bit. >> reporter: now, this is a good visual for all of the snow that's been falling. this is just what's fallen in the last couple of minutes. this car only got here when the snow started to fall a few hours ago. here at the 5,000 elevation mark. muc

. >> miserable, freezing, unbearable, devastating. >> even someone who gets to stay warm all day is complaining about the weather because his ice-cream store is empty. >> we have no customers to get ice cream. >> not everyone was prepared despite the warnings. some embrace the chance to bundle fashionably or throw fashion to the wind while fighting the wicked wind. >> i have this really night surcoat, is looking forward to the weather. -- i have this really nice coat and was looking forward to the weather. >> i am staying warm with this ridiculous hats. >> we are in the middle of a wind advisory. it is cold and the more layers, the better. >> your hat is not ridiculous. >> it is very cute. >> 150 people have been rescued from a highway in ontario after more than 300 cars were stranded for hours overnight when a massive snowstorm hit the area. military helicopters were brought in to rescue people just across the border from detroit. some people had been stopped for more than 24 hours. we'll have more stormed coverage coming up, including how the unseasonably cold temperatures in florida have far

because of the conditions, the highways were unbearable yesterday afternoon. very slippery. this morning we could be left what could be wet pavement or icy. take it easy for a while. the visibility is limited at night. you cannot tell if it is ice on the road or it is wet from being assaulted down. to the west of the city, readings are in the teens. once you get to the metro area, readings or in the low 20s to the middle 20's. cambridge, 27 degrees. further away from the bay, the temperature is 20 right now. there is gray shadings, scattered clouds. the mounds are overcast. we see the streets of snow -- the mountains are overcast. this is the lake effect snow going through all higher right now. this thing is writing north. if anything, it will provide a few clouds. here's yesterday's storm off shore. a new development in the plains states. the storm will kind of come across here. it will start to redevelop in the gulf of mexico. the energy was transferred here. that is not good. it will pick up a lot of golf moisture. when the stars spinning up a modem for the southeast, it

then perhaps that becomes unbearable. you have learned something about what your commit many towards one another might be. >> i think it is a brilliant idea. fred, a lot of people don't realize is a magna kum ladder graduate from harvard university. he went through one of the most painful nasty divorces in his life. while he was out cruising the love beau hehe was in the middle of a terrible divorce. i think his advice is very wise. >> your book is complete with all kinds of detail on all aspects of divorce to the lawyers to the judges. while you have a very strong judgment against adultery, and you have very strong judgment on -- favorably of course, you examount -- exalt love and the love of marriage, you nevertheless give advice to those who might want to take alternate views. you say do not use credit or debit cards to pay for affairs or use cameras with your paramours. phone records tell a story. use a land line or pay phone. the grass is almost never green on the other side. the passion of sex always changes over ti

. >> this sunday, two of america's most unbearable women join forces to hunt the world's biggest game by annoying it to death. watch as kate gosselin nags a grizzly bear for over 25 miles, relentlessly belittling it until its self-esteem is hopelessly shot. and then sarah palin talks about the great state of alaska until it hangs itself. sarah and kate annoy alaska. this sunday, only on tlc. [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, i will be watching. i have to admit. one more thing. you know, there are so many holiday specials running right now. some of them have been around since the '60s and some of them we've seen too many times. every year, frosty melts and he freezes back up again. tomorrow night on abc family, they're showing one of my -- maybe my favorite, "the year without a santa claus." this is the one with the heat miser and the snow miser. so, to spice it up a little bit, to make it more timely, we removed the original audio from the original special and replaced it with audio from the barbara walters interview with justin bieber that airs tomorrow night. and i -- holiday classic, i

if i was the conductor all my life, it would be unbearable. i mean i think everybody in the airts does -- arts does a jeckle and hyde anyway. the orchestra is down and the stage is up. you are the force through which the electricity goes. a time needing an adapter plug. i'm not making it happen but it goes through that center. >> charlie: you are well-known for the expression of your own physicality on the podium. will you grant me that much. >> yes, a bit too much. i suppose it's like a jazz musician. how do you improvise well some of it just comes from god but lot of it is the experience of material that is there. and you take little pieces out of that. >> charlie: right. >> this is the fifth production of this i've done. you have peter sellers in one, a great experimental production in berlin another. but you know oh, this has happened. this could happen, which of these do we go, on which do we take, which is new. is it impossible to talk about music. that's why we make, that's why we make music. but sometimes something really magical happe

a good crowd there and our photographer is there and it's not too unbearable there. it is early. one thing i notice that they cut out this morning if you are heading out, it's probably not a good idea. we did not see one present. not one. live in oakland, christie smith today in the bay. >>> thanks, christie. weather continues to be one of the top headlines all over the world. airlines are struggling to catch up after a few days of delays and cancellations. the snow and ice in europe are beginning to melt. still hundreds of flights were canceled earlier this week. in paris, airlines are also dealing with piles of lost luggage. people lined up hoping to find their bags. >>> back in the states, work continues on the metrodome in minneapolis. the home of the vikings could be out of commission longer than expected after heavy snow caused the roof to cave in. concrete dwighters were helping to keep it from flying off. engineers used a shotgun to break open the snow dams. >>> in arizona this morning, homes teetering on the brink of disaster. check it out. there is so much rain in mojav

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has been hard on those without a place to sleep and without this blanket giveaway his nights would be unbearable. >> i would probably walk all night just to keep the blood flowing. >> but this has been a tough year also on those who are giving. betty with the bay area sikh community was laid off from muni in april but it won't stop here or the sikh community from fremont for paying it forward. in richmond, hundreds of meals were served at the 10th annual christmas dinner under the big top. this event means a lot to those whose families are not with them. >> this is all i've got right here. god gave them to me. my husband is incarcerated. my mom is not in the picture. and i just need my family and they are not here. there are people that, you know, don't really have anything. and that's very hard. >> whether they have a lot or nothing at all, the people i spoke with say they will do the best they can 0 to make sure that everybody has a happy holiday season n oakland, paul chambers, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a holiday tradition is in full swing tonight at o'dool's restaurant. here is a live pictur

has been hard on those without a place to sleep and without this blanket giveaway his nights would be unbearable. >> i would probably walk all night just to keep the blood flowing. >> but this has been a tough year also on those who are giving. betty with the bay area sikh community was laid off from muni in april but it won't stop here or the sikh community from fremont for paying it forward. in richmond, hundreds of meals were served at the 10th annual christmas dinner under the big top. this event means a lot to those whose families are not with them. >> this is all i've got right here. god gave them to me. my husband is incarcerated. my mom is not in the picture. and i just need my family and they are not here. there are people that, you know, don't really have anything. and that's very hard. >> whether they have a lot or nothing at all, the people i spoke with say they will do the best they can 0 to make sure that everybody has a happy holiday season n oakland, paul chambers, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a holiday tradition is in full swing tonight at o'dool's restaurant. here is a live pictur