i'm aaron metta. for years, the military put out a monthly report, surveying the number of airstrikes in iraq, afghanistan, and syria. andrew did grand prix and sean stone explain what they found. >> air force central command keeps this law of how many bombs dropped, and they've been keeping this data pays and publicly publishing it online for some time, since the start of the war on terrorism, and these numbers used and provided to the department of defense and given to the public to provide some kind of picture of the number of combat strikes in afghanistan in operation inherent resolve. report were doing a looking into airstrikes in afghanistan, we reached out to operation resolute support, and we were given a different figure between the strike figure they had and the strike figure that was tallied in the air force de database.nd's . that kicked off our research into why there were different numbers. why did it seem there were two different measures for strike data? there happened to be a lot of c

aaron: after the break, a closer aaron: welcome back to "defense news." before the break, stephen losey brought us a segment on u.s. support for operations in iraq. now we take a closer look at the role of electronic warfare in the fight against isis. >> behind me is the aircraft 5th electronic force in arizona. it jams communication and radar in area of operations. out here in the fight against daesh, our job is to prevent the strategic and tactical level for daesh commanders to court made attacks. if you can't talk, you can't fight. it is that simple. there are four deployed in support of the operations. in support of our iraqi allies and coalition partners in the effort to defeat daesh. stephen: how long has it been deployed out here? have been continuously deployed in support of centcom operation since 2004, but in our history, we have been deployed in every conflict the united states has fought in. aaron: how are you contributing to the fight against the islamic state? >> every day, we are fighting in support of our allies. day. that every single we

> jimmy: aaron paul, come on. thank you. >> i got to tell you, i was so nervous to play that game. >> jimmy: i know, you told me that you have been practicing with your wife. >> i was, yeah. and i was just so terrible with her. >> jimmy: yeah, well -- >> it worked out tonight, though. >> jimmy: yeah, but man. you've got me sounding scared at the beginning. i got to be honest with you. you couldn't think of one word. >> i couldn't -- be pickled, you know? >> jimmy: dill. [ laughter ] dill. [ applause ] i know -- >> that's why you're sitting -- you know what i mean. >> jimmy: yeah, right. yeah. >> dill. though. gucci mane and 2 chainz, and keri. >> oh my god. >> jimmy: i mean, i love those guys. >> yeah. they're amazing. >> jimmy: well, congrats, season two of "the path." >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: you're crushing it. it's on hulu. you filming here in new york city. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and so -- when you wrapped filming, i thought this was -- i -- probably on instagram. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you wrapped filming, an

aaron: no, you nailed it. obviously the pit is an enduring emblem of that rapacious capitalist greed. but you also have people here who are proud of -- proud of where they live. the history of butte in many ways is you know this town that should have died and but never did. part of that is luck geographically but also the character of the people here. you know, they endured. >> anthony: as you might have gathered by now, this is a working class town. and unusual in that it's a union town. a proudly union town in an otherwise very red state. >> bryant: butte is the most interesting, important town in america that nobody knows about. >> anthony: bryant mcgregor is the owner of the silver dollar saloon in what was once butte's chinatown. >> amanda: so we call ourselves "butte, america." >> anthony: amanda curtis is a former state congresswoman, was born of the labor movement. she's a unionist, an advocate for workers and this solidly union city she calls home. >> amanda: when you got off the boat in ellis island

the company said there was a change in ownership at aaron's local store and then aaron's claim was processed and rejected during that confusion. in a statement u.p.s. apologized for aaron's experience and says it regrets that the damage was done to the package. ultimately it refunded aaron $765, the cost of the wine and shipping op cheers to that. if you have a complaint, please let us know, 1-888-996-tips. $700 of wine that's a lot to trust across the country. >> sure is. >>> the latest storm brought fresh powder to the sierra just if time for this weekend. kirkwood received 7 inches of new snow, which is good news for skiers. not such good news getting there and getting back. a lot of people found it slow going. cal trans is slowing or stopping traffic on several roads around tahoe. it's so horrible to be caught in that. >> and 500 inches of snow for the season now at kirkwood. >> unreal. >> and everyone is getting up there for ski week and the winter break for all of the kids. >> we've always been looking at these long range mold mdels and nothing predicted what we're dealing with. we are

but it was this street from the ukip do“ aaron banks. he said the ukip donor aaron banks. he said he was sick to death of hearing about hillsborough. he was sick to death of hearing about hillsboroughlj he was sick to death of hearing about hillsborough. i can still serve —— about hillsborough. i can still serve the l about hillsborough. i can still eewe the people of this city, which serve the people of this city, which ido serve the people of this city, which i do every day, but i will not serve ukip if it has got aaron banks as a donor. sorry, that is my argument. ukip's liverpool chairman has also resigned, saying this unprofessional approach and crass insensitivity from high profile people closely within and without ukip, is upsetting and intolerable. paul nuttall is aware that hillsborough remains a painful, sensitive issue on merseyside. questions about his personal experience have dogged his bid the parliament in the central by—election and the timing of this resignation could hardly be worse. resig nation coutnithe‘rdlyebemnse: was last resig nation coutni

aaron really likes animals. i found it on aaron's facebook page. >> you found it on my page? >> no. but it's a great picture of phil and since aaron loves groundhog's day, i figured, why not? >> put him up there with phil. >> it's a stressful day for phil today. it is cloudy, but there's a chance he milg back in his hole. morning commute this morning, dry and chilly. the exercise forecast, dry and breezy. that's goo so it's going to be a nice day. but, again, those clouds are around. we'll see what happens when phil comes out of his hole around sunrise this morning. temperatures in the district, 44 degrees. 38 degrees lorton. fredericksburg, 41 degrees. the clouds are around. locally we have the clouds, but we're dry. if you look at punxsutawney, there are the clouds and here come snow showers moving in. really phil shouldn't see his shadow, but i will find out soon. here is future weather as we go through the dayed the. friday, tomorrow, we're going to be colder than today. but also still dry. saturday, dry start to the weekend. sunday, we've been watching this weather system appro

in the meantime aaron said he was trying to find a way out in chest high snow. >> you lose feeling in your hands. you don't see anything out there. it's pitch dark out there and it's just very slow. >> reporter: once night came and no rescue he realized he had to stay put. >> i found a tree, a pretty wide and thick tree nearby where i was and just essentially hid behind that all night to block myself from the wind element. >> reporter: a little after sunrise he heard the helicopters. the air operators found him and aaron made sure they couldn't miss him. >> just relief, knowledge that hey, the ordeal is close to being over and that i'll survive. by tonight i'll be somewhere safe. >> reporter: hoisted up and relatively healthy with only minor frost bite on some fingers aaron says he'll never forget the people who helped him get home. >> he said are you aaron and i said yes. boy, am i glad to see you. >>> sky drone 5 giving us this exclusive look of highway 37 in the north bay. it looks a bit different tonight. for one thing it's not under water. crews installed some corrugated walls an

. >> we go back to uncover what happened to aaron walker. his family says he was buried in the wrong spot. we'll show you what happens when the grave digger approaches us. >> ducis rogers hosting the san the grave digger approaches us. >> ducis rogers hosting the san antonio spurs when "action news" ♪ the grave digger approaches us. >> ducis rogers hosting the san antonio spurs when "action news" ♪ >> it took three years and six months, but they have reached a settlement in the center city building collapse. $227 million will be paid to the families of the seven people that died and 12 others injured when a building crashed in a salvation army store. the 91-year-old owner of the building that collapsed and salvation army bear most of the burden. >> a bill bans abortions under 21 weeks. it's punishable up to seven years in prison performing the d and e which is legislation calls dismembership abortion. a vote in the house where a similar measure passed last year. >> philadelphia police charged a man they say stole a taxi and drove through

but aaron david miller is absolutely right. you have to have something to back up this kind of rhetoric. and if you don't do that, you risk going into really dangerous waters, waters of unpreparedness, waters of basically being weaker than you need to be when you're facing an adversary like the iranians. >> i have to leave it there. aaron david miller, colonel cedric layton, thanks too bo bof you. >>> we'll be right back. straight talk... ...so you can take and share pictures any time of day. with a network that helps you save the day... bunny! ...for half the cost. bunny wants to go one more time! here we go! alright, i'm coming home! get an iphone7. unlimited plans with 5gb of high-speed data start at just $45 a month... ...on america's largest, most dependable 4glte networks. straight talk wireless. only at walmart. i checked, everything's there... wait a minute... hey... hold on, i can explain. you better have a good answer... switch to geico and you could save a ton of money on your car insurance. why didn't you say so in

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. details are unfolding but we do want to let you know that both officers are okay and according to the police union both are listed as stable. >> we have several crews working this story for you this >> first we want to get you up to date on how this all happened. just after 10:30 last night officers responded for a call for shots fired in the 1200 block of morse street northeast. >> it's unclear what happened next but shortly after that the officer were shot and the suspect who later died was shot as well. >> we know a lot of you are getting ready to head out the door this morning so we want to get you the latest on weather and traffic as well. >> we'll start things off with chuck and sheena. forget about february and winter and all that. >> forget about it. >> the raging debate back here in weather and traffic is flip flops or no flip flops. i'm a sandal person. >> you don't own a pair of flip flops, do you? >> i have a nice pair of sandals though. >> i'm not a sandal person. i like

for the business news, aaron is here. good morning. how are you? it aaron is here. good morning. how are you ? it is aaron is here. good morning. how are you? it is friday, anti—trump dominates once again. always. your headlines, my headlines. it. be ‘ years. along for years. we start along for years. we - start in 5} trump : 2.2.11. . . ... .. ., trump later 555 11 — — — ~ ~ will. high will i high on that one of mr, as nd“: to first actions as president was to withdraw from the 12 first actions as president was to withdraw froi partnership 5—50.17; 221 signed by i signed by 0bama 221 signed by 0bama and 222l signed by 0bama and strongly deal, signed by 0bama and strongly supported by the japanese. mr trump called it a terrible deal for the united states. he wants a fairer trading relationship with japan. let me show you why. we have put some numbers together. last yearjapan sold almost $69 billion of staff to the us then it ought from the us. that, of course, is the trade surplus, as it is called. it is one of the biggest any nation has with america. now, to give y

and aaron's claim was processed and reject during the confusion. in a statement ups apologized for aaron's experience and said it regrets the damage was done. u.p.s. refunded aaron $765. the cost of the wine and shipping. cheers to that. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. the number is 888-996-tips. or online and nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> drink a glass of wine to jfk. this u.s. postal service is commemorating a forever stamp with his face on it. it will be display at the boston presidential library and museum featuring an image of 1960 of the president campaigning. he was assassinated three years later at the age of 46. >>> 5:26. coming up, your weather alert coverage this morning. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the latest storm's timeline. >> we are seeing very heavy rain moving through this morning. more of it as we go through the day. we'll take another look at the radar and the expected winds coming up after this break. >> reporter: a major creek here in the south bay expected to rise significantly. the warning for people wh

refunded aaron $765. the cost of the wine and shipping. cheers to that. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know. the number is 888-996-tips. or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> coming up next at 6:27 on "today in the bay," we have continuing team coverage of the powerful storm hitting the bay area this morning. >>> more heavy rain and strong winds as we go throughout the day as a slow-moving storm system rolls across the bay area. also heavily snow for the sierra. we'll take a look at all that coming up after this break. >>> a major creek here in the south bay expected to rise significantly. the warnings for people who live downstream. you're watching "today in the bay." right now at 6:30...nbc bay aree doppler radar-- tracking e latest powerful storm to hithe bay area. as this storm hits-- thererconct >>> here is a live look at the latest storm hitting our area. >> and we have flooding concerns in santa clara county. this is a live look at coyote creek. the anderson reservoir ran over. it is full and spilled over into the creek leading to flo

i think you're going to see a tremendous job growth in our country. >> aaron david miller. also joining us, allan dershowitz, ron brownstein and cnn international correspondent ivan watson. peter, to you first, although they have never met trump seems to trust vladimir putin very much. would you trust putin to help us in the fight against it's sis? >> i don't think i hear him saying that he trusts putin at all. i hear what he says is that for what the leader of russia is supposed to do for his country, he has respect for what putin has been able to accomplish. but i don't see him at all, number one, saying that he trusts putin, and number two, taking any actions at all at this point in time, in terms of reaching out to russia, and indicating in any way that we're going into this naively, fully trusting putin at all. he just says, at least the clip that i heard said, yep, we really might be in a position where we have common ground with russia, and if we can get some common ground with russia to wipe out this surge of radical islam, isis, isil, whatever you want to call it,

now for the latest financial news, with aaron heslehurst and world business report. brexit, round one. as eu leaders gather in malta. malta's prime minister calls for a "fair deal" for britain, but warns it will pay a price for leaving. plus, small talk, big money. snapchat files for a stock market flotation, that could be the biggest tech ipo since facebook. welcome to world business report. i'm aaron hesslehurst. in a minute we'll have, world business report. but first this. we start in the maltese capital, valletta, where eu leaders are gathering for a special summit, two days after the british parliament voted overwhelmingly to start the process of brexit. prime minister theresa may will be holding one—on—one talks with various eu leaders. so, what is she up against? malta holds the rotating presidency of the eu. its prime minister, joseph muscat, has been clear britain can't have its cake and eat it too. he has told the european parliament this. "we want a fair deal for the united kingdom." but and it's a big but "that deal necessarily needs to be inferior t

i resigned basically because of aaron banks' comments. so it was aaron banks rather than paul nuttall controversy over rather than paul nuttall controversy over hillsborough, was it? that was an error that paul nuttall made but it is aaron banks basically saying that they were milking it, it wasn't a tragedy, it was an accident and, you know, it is 27 years, the families of the victims have tried to getjustice. was families of the victims have tried to get justice. was that your own decision was their pressure on you from colleagues in merseyside? no, it was my own decision. i represent the people of this city for ukip and i think the comments of aaron banks have, you know, it is called a lot problems. ‘ problems. there are 72 hours to of problems. there are 72 hours to go before the stoke by—election, pretty critical for your former party. do you care - if they lose party. do you care now if they lose that question mightlj party. do you care now if they lose that question might i have no comment on that. this is about liverpool. this

here is aaron rogers and joe asked him about the super bowl. >> the fans had a particular day. nobody thought of 28-3 and it would finish 34-28 but that's the beauty of sports. >> that is the beauty of sports if you are not atlanta falcon fan but in the meantime it was the day of the parade back in new england and crummy weather there. cold and chilly and that didn't keep anything from coming out there for the most part. huge crowd and why somebody threw tom brady a football and gronk, somebody threw him a football. he didn't waste anytime putting the beer to work. last night at the jimmy fallon she julian edelman and coach belichick making the late tv rounds. >> do you med -- meditate kumbaya. >> you had over 100 million people watching and boy did you about put on the show. >> when lynn and i got back to the room at 4:00 in the morning they had the replay on and we are like we got to watch this and make sure. it is 28-3 and just make sure that this came out the way we thought it was and it wasn't a dream. >> isn't that something? >>> just want to make sure. >> never saw belic

let's move on and look at australia, aaron. i saw this today, but i have two sisters in australia, and one of them said that in the last month, they have had three blackouts. in sydney, it‘s unheard of. they have had three blackouts. in sydney, it's unheard of. it is because it is so hot, and everyone wants to cool their homes, their offices, to have cold drinks, and there's not enough power at peak times. it doesn't bode well. i thought we were better than that. you know, there isjust not enough supply for the amount of demand. they are asking businesses to shed some load. it is the chinese, they have bought all our coal. they have no coal left. we have one story left, from the telegraph. banks want labour to tear left, from the telegraph. banks want labourto tearup —— left, from the telegraph. banks want labour to tear up —— banks tell france the terror at labour code if it wants brexit business. is it shows how long it takes to work through a notice period, as whereas high pay rates, high taxes and possible caps on

this is business live from bbc news with aaron heslehurst and ben bland. the imf says greece needs more money, but europe says it's had enough, as it sends in its top man to try and break the deadlock over debt. they want more? they want more? live from london, that's our top story on wednesday, 15th february. the people of greece take to the streets in protest over a tax hike. the country's economy is shrinking, but its creditors are demanding further austerity. it means more cuts and more pain. also in the programme — up, up and away, as india breaks a world record and shoots 104 satellites in one go into space. we're going to look at how that country is becoming a serious player in the space race. and as always all the market action. it was another record setting day on wall street. stay with us, we'll tell you why? also in the programme, finding a diamond in the rough! we'll meet the woman whose company is turning waste into energy. lloyds of london is banning drinking during work hours. today we want to know, is the liquid lunch a thing of the past?

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- aaron paul, keri russell,

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. a busy day for you ads as you head out the door this morning. first, to melissa mollet in first 4 traffic where she's been following breaking news all morning. breaking news, again, we're talking about a northbound 295 here this morning. that is the problem after malcolm x avenue. now, crash there with the right lane blocked here this morning. it's better than it was. but it's still not great. if you're headed in from maryland sometime soon, definitely take suitland parkway instead and save yourself the pain. gal low ones road here at lee highway, truck fire reported. inbound 66 and 95 looking quite good. southbound bw parkway, a little problem here. ramp to inbound new york avenue, crash there on the left shoulder here this morning. rock creek

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to thursday, friday eve. what do you like to call it? >> friday eve works, little friday. >> i've never heard little friday. that's new to me. >> work working for you to get you up and out the door this morning. we will start things off with sheena parveen with a look at your weather headlines. we'll check in with what those other guys this morning. those wonderful guys? you mean chuck bell and melissa mae lay? do you mean them? >> got your shout out. let's move on. >> okay. and by the way, i call thursday -- oh, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. so you can look closely at the weekend and the weekend looks absolutely fantastic. this morning, though, we're talking about cold and windy conditions. following like the 20s. windchill outside. 27 is what it feels like in the district. 18 gaithersburg. before you step outside, you need to bundle up. the good news is, it will be dry. as we go through the day today, it's only going to feel like the 30s even though temperatures

now for the latest financial news with aaron, and world business report. abe, trump, and the $69 billion elephant in the room. that's how much more japan sells to the us than it buys from the us and that's what will dominate talks at the white house later today. plus, it's back! greece's debt crisis returns to haunt europe. can its lenders agree a new deal... or will we have to add grexit to brexit? welcome to world business report. good morning, britain, and hello, world. welcome to the programme. we have got that friday feeling. if you are tuning in for the first time, stay where you are. i am only asking to ten minutes, that is all i have. i will give you an exciting snapshot of all the latest in a world of this the same money. we start in the united states, where you have in hearing that japan's home united states, where you have in hearing thatjapan‘s home minister, shinzo abe, meets with president trump later today. —— prime minister. trade will be high on the agenda. remember, one of mr trump's first actions as president was to withdraw from t

aaron peskin the phase two of the reorganization planning focusing an article 7 i want it explain why the department started this so the planning code is a large and complicates document some of that complexity is necessary a dime city and with the san francisco's values and aspirations we're a city of neighborhoods and preserve the identity for the land use control we expect the planning code to be complex, however, a part a code over the years without much thought for over will you explain control not often easy to find the controls and some controls get lost because of complexity that makes that difficult for planners but confusing for the public so i have i've a visual that hoping will illustrate i don't know if mr. moore i think this is the planning code from 1948 27 pages long 4 of the pages are techs for the planning code the other 23 have the land use map that is pretty short then go into the 70's and we have a planning code from 1979 the code is quite a bit long and complicated but 200 and 14 pages and then finally we have today's planning code 3 volumes with 13 hundred pages

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> welcome to news 4 today. i'm eun yang. expect cooler temperatures and a lot of clouds today after a gorgeous day yesterday but some good news. so far melissa mollet says the roads are not wet. >> and chuck and sheena, i need you to keep it that way unless you need to go out and get my umbrella. >> it will not rain before aaron needs to go out and get his own umbrella. >> it depends how much cash you have. >> you either go get it before noon or you give sheena money. those are your two best options. outside this morning skies aren't all cloudy

i think it's two things aaron noah and if the elbow is healthy and 25 homers 255 batting average last season and it's on base per sentence for franco one of the worst third basemen statistics in all of baseball and see him have 35 homers close to 300 average is what i want to see. >> i'm looking at the pitching and feel they are pretty solid even though their names are not big names but you know it's not a bad rotation given and you can never have enough pitching depth and wants to see how that develops and looks in spring training and will some of the guys make the team and michael saunders. >> and ducis rodgers has more from florida. >> soon we will see the phillies for spring training in clear water spring training 2017 but this year will have a different feel to it no ryan howard, no carlos ruiz and it's all about the development of the younger players and tommy joseph and aaron nola and will finish at 500, 81, 81 last year the phillies were 71 and 91 not great but certainly improvement over 2015 and the team added veteran outfielder michael saunders and veteran arm and clay buckh

don't do it, aaron. i'll graciously accept the hero status temporarily, that is. >> till it gets colder. >> then i've got another word for you. >> i will not be a hero if we go back into the deep freeze any time soon. that's for sure. a huge range of temperatures this morning. 45 in fredericksburg but 28 at dulles airport. so a big range. what you need to do as far as getting ready for the day, this little girl has it right. it's not frigid cold outside but you need that warm cut and that small umbrella for today as temperatures 30s and 40s now stay in the 40s all day today. about a 30% chance of a little sprinkle or two so have that small umbrella ready to go. the daily evaluation today will be a satisfactory beginning to the month of february. sheena's on wtop at 6:48 and we'll be back with the ten-day forecast. >> chopper 4 on the way to a problem here on the beltway. more about that in just a second. here is what it is though, inner loop at the end of the onramp from braddock road. two lanes blocked

i think the comments from aaron banks have com pletely comments from aaron banks have completely caused a lot of problems. norman smith said the resignations we re norman smith said the resignations were another dent in paul nuttall‘s credibility as leader. they‘ve said nothing publicly, they don‘t want to go on the record. privately, they are suggesting that the two men quit because of a backlash in liverpool following the false statements put up on mr nuttall‘s website and they are saying mr nuttall understands their decision, bears them no animosity and he said he has faced no criticism from people in liverpool. i think the difficulty is, this is cumulative, it‘s one thing after another with mr nuttall during this by—election campaign. obviously, you go back to the controversy over whether he really did play professional football, whether he did have a phd, most recently whether he was offered a board on a training company in the north west and now this. this is continual drip—dripping of question marks frankly about his credibility which you sense is probably denting h

. >> aaron burr: man, the man is non-stop! >> rose: he never became president, but had a bigger impact than many who did. >> george washington: let me tell you what i wished i had known. >> rose: his mentor was george washington, played here by chris jackson, who plucked hamilton out of the ranks and relied on him for 20 years. >> thomas jefferson: ♪ so what did i miss? ♪ what did i miss? >> rose: daveed diggs originated the role of thomas jefferson, hamilton's primary political opponent. >> jefferson: ♪ i've been in paris ♪ meeting lots of different ladies ♪ i guess i basically missed the late '80s. >> hamilton: ♪ the bullets out your gun ♪ the bullets out your gun. >> rose: the show reflects miranda's broad musical taste, but hip hop and rap define it. your music is hip hop. your music is rap. >> lin-manuel miranda: yes. and i also believe that form is uniquely suited to tell hamilton's story. because it has more words per measure than any other musical genre. it has rhythm and it has density. and if hamilton h

i'm aaron heslehurst. the business news. brexit, round one. as those eu leaders gather in malta, its prime minister calls for a "fair deal" for britain, but warns it will pay a price for leaving. plus, small talk, big money. snapchat files for a stock market flotation that could be the biggest tech ipo since facebook. international monitors say there've been many thousands of explosions in eastern ukraine over the past few days as fighting intensifies between government forces and russian—backed separatists. at a special meeting of the united nations, the new american ambassador blamed russia for the violence and said sanctions imposed after russia's annexation of crimea three years ago would remain in place. the russian ambassador blamed the ukrainian government for the fighting. bill hayton reports. inside rebel—held eastern ukraine, another bit of violenceseparatist government blamed blamed the death of this driver of a car on artillery fire from government forces. monitors from the organisation of security in europe said the fighting w

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. happy valentine's day to you. >> i just got chewed out for i knew it was coming. >> i had on red yesterday. i love everybody. >> and everybody loves you, aran gilchrist. >> all right. cuddle up if you're still in bed this morning. it is cold outside today. >> we have our team working for you this morning. we'll start things off with sheena. >> i forgot it was valentine's day too. >> i'm wearing orange, not that it matters, but it's fine, aaron. aaron and i, we do love everybody. totally fine. as we go through the morning to start off your day, temperatures are at freezing right now for most of the area. feels colder with the wind so chuck is going to show you that in just a minute. you'll want the warm jacket. we'll stay mostly cloudy today but we will stay dry and do not expect the wind today like we had yesterday. temperatures will be topping out in the low 50s, but we will be staying dry throughout the day today. most of tomorrow too. a little bit of r the areas' forecast possibly.

famous alumni...aaron >>> football coach is getting the seal of approval from the school's alums aaron rogers. >> the packers quarterback praising the hiring of this man, the two have a history. he was up and coming assistant coach back in 2003 and 20 o 4. he has not opinibeen happy with downturn of the program. >> i'm excited about watching him take that team to the heights that it deserves to be at. >> that would be good news. rogers has a nickname for coach wilcox that would be hollywood. we'll see him around campus we'll call him hollywood. >> back in the moment what you need to know before tomorrow morning. back to our microclimate weher ert. =take = newsroom. , jt into our the terminal a parking gare at >>> okay back to microclimate weather. this is terminal. it's flooded. this is thermal a. this is buried in water. a couple of feet there. >> jeff is back with us. more people wac back on the road because today was a holiday. >> you can see right now, it's hit and miss. tomorrow thunderstorm are possible. we hold on to chance of spotty weather. we dry out thursday, friday and anot

now for the latest financial news with aaron heslehurst and world business report. eight years in the making. eight long years in the making! the european parliament backs a big trade deal with canada. could it serve as a model for a future british deal after brexit? second time lucky? prosecutors in south korea get another shot at arresting the big boss of samsung. that bloke in the middle with the suit! welcome to world business report. good morning, britain. hello, world. iam good morning, britain. hello, world. i am sitting down for once. if this is your first i am sitting down for once. if this is yourfirst time, i i am sitting down for once. if this is your first time, i have i am sitting down for once. if this is yourfirst time, i have eight minutes to tell you what is going on in the business world. after eight years of negotiations, the eu parliament has approved a landmark free trade deal with canada. lawmakers in strasbourg voted in favour of the so—called ceta agreement, which is hoped to add billions of dollars both sides of the atlantic. once fully i

aaron is here with... i have com pletely aaron is here with... i have completely forgotten your top story. greece, perfectly said. back in the headlines. needs more money, who is gonna give it? it goes on, doesn't it? the eu's top economist, pierre moscovici, i don't know if we have a picture of him, that is not a good way to start, is it? he is visiting greece today to talk about the country's debt problem. he's trying to break the deadlock over the release of a further bailout. athens and its international creditors have been wrangling for months over the issue, and failure to reach agreement has spooked the markets. not only that, but yesterday it was revealed that the greek economy unexpectedly shrank in the last three months of 2016. i don't know why they said unexpectedly, but anyway. so, what options does the country have? greece is now under increased pressure to step up its economic reforms, including on painful things like cutting pension payments and raising taxes. meanwhile, the international monetary fund says greece needs more money

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. it's a day of romance and we want to look ahead to one of the most beautiful times of the year in washington. we are talking about cherry blossom season. i never get tired of seeing them. chuck bell will be bringing us an update about when to expect the first blooms. >> melissa mollet having an update on the roads and rails, but let's start with sheena parveen and a look at the day ahead. a cold start. >> yes, a cold start to your valentine's day. take a look at the feels like temperature. feeling below freezing for everybody. you'll want the warm jacket before you head out. feels like 29 in the district. 27 gaithersburg. lorton feels like 28 degrees and in leesburg you're still freezing at 30 degrees. so as we go through the day today, bus stop time at least you'll want the warm jacket for the kids. about the mid to low 30s. mostly cloudy skies through the day. by the afternoon time, temperatures right around the low 50s. chuck is live outside. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. y

aaron, you have been saying that with this "put on notice," that the white house as effectively drawn a red line with iran over their missile testing. republicans want tougher talk against iran, though, they want more action against iran. you heard that from lee zeldin, i spoke to lindsey graham yesterday, they want tougher talk than where they were with president obama. but what are the risks associated here? >> sanctions are i think wise and warranted. the iranians have the largest single ballistic missile technology program in the region, over a thousand short and medium range ballistic missiles. i think wes clark is right. how you do this is critically important. when you send the national security adviser to brief and in the last sentence of the statement is, "we're putting iran on notice," the question is, you do in some respects personalize. when the president tweets, you personalize. and the reality is, the only problem with putting iran on notice is, what does that mean? and if the iranians test again, and let's be clear, they will test again, the last time they tested was in

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. >> items 3 through 6 are motions approving or rejecting the mayors nominees for aaron hyland diane matsuda and jonathan pearlman to the historic preservation. >> thank you clockwork the mayors appointment to the mayors historic preservation commission welcome commissioners any in the room today okay. great. >> would you, please speak on your qualifications one at a time start with aaron hyland great. >> thank you, supervisors supervisor safai and good afternoon supervisor fewer and supervisor yee i'm pleased to be here and especially honored to have the mayor's frustrate and support i'm an architect and have been in san francisco for 25 years in the castro with my partner of 17 years and spent my career making significant buildings and sites relative. the future historic places are memories their anchors to the neighborhoods and community and they frame and define our sense of place for me preservation is not about freezing plaza of time but identifying and celebrating what makes the places approximately at the same time have creative solution for change and temporary uses it is no

aaron david miller vice president for the new initiatives at woodrow wilson center. great to see both of you. robin, i'll start with you. these were strong words that ambassador haley talked about. she condemned russia for occupying crimea, called upon them to deescalate. that is so different than anything we've heard president trump say so far. how do you explain the discrepancy? >> i think president trump is clearly trying to show that he's going to be the strong man making decisions, trying to keep the world uncertain. he's trying to change the rules. he wants to have it both ways. he wants to send a strong message to vladimir putin that he wants to do business with him, but that there are limits. one of the truths about becoming president, and i've covered every president dating back to the early 1970s, is they come in shaping they can shape the world in their own image or america's image. at the end they find out it's forced to playing within certain parameters. i think president trump is showing this russian ags gregs in ukraine is forcing his hand to take a st

aaron gordon last year with the mascot. unbelievable. you talk about a guy with a dunk under his legs and pause and dunk. that was phenomenal. >> what are your expectations tonight. >> picking erlast year. and i think he has something up his sleeves that's going to surprise everybody. i'm picking aaron gordon to win it tonight. >> might there be props? >> maybe. >> we're all on the edge of our seats and you can watch it on tnt at 8:00 p.m., our sister network. coverage begins in a few hours with the nba talent challenge at 5:00 p.m. on tnt. tomorrow, the main event. the 66 nba all-star game live on tnt starting at 7:00 p.m. with tip-off set for 8:30 p.m. >> i'm excited. >> i am so excited. >> enjoy this all-star weekend here from new orleans. >>> and you are live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm pamela brown in washington. thank you for tuning in on this saturday. four seemingly tumultuous weeks in the white house, president trump is hitting rewind and revisiting the greatest hits of his campaign. a political rally a short time from now and th

. >> items 3 through 6 are motions approving or rejecting the mayors nominees for aaron hyland diane matsuda and jonathan pearlman to the historic preservation. >> thank you clockwork the mayors appointment to the mayors historic preservation commission welcome commissioners any in the room today okay. great. >> would you, please speak on your qualifications one at a time start with aaron hyland great. >> thank you, supervisors supervisor safai and good afternoon supervisor fewer and supervisor yee i'm pleased to be here and especially honored to have the mayor's frustrate and support i'm an architect and have been in san francisco for 25 years in the castro with my partner of 17 years and spent my career making significant buildings and sites relative. the future historic places are memories their anchors to the neighborhoods and community and they frame and define our sense of place for me preservation is not about freezing plaza of time but identifying and celebrating what makes the places approximately at the same time have creative solution for change and temporary uses it is no