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Saying words like socialist and fascist hinder the process of compromise. and he said hes troubled when he hears people saying government is inherently bad. >> government is the roads you drove in on and the speed limits that kept you safe. government is what insures that minds adhere to safety standards and oil spills are cleaned up by the companies that cause them. [ applause ] >> and we should add the president also receives an honorary doctors of law degree at that ceremony. young girls lu...

Those are friends and family driving those vehicles and we wouldnt want anything to happen to anybody. >> bottom line, lisa web and the others we spoke to today, theyre responsible people, they take pride in what they do and thee believe toyota will get to the bottom of the problem and they want customers to know the employees stand behind the product and customers. >> fair enough. adam shapiro in kentucky. thank you. were still watching the hearing on toyota in the d.c. earlier today there was ...

Actually cost billions in damage and lost productivity. we have team fox coverage of the winter blast. brian wilson in maryland. rick reichmuth in the extreme weather center with new details about this storm. there are changes afoot. first get to laura ingle outside our headquarters in new york. a little wet, im guessing? >> it is indeed. icy and slushy conditions have been severe at times today for sure. things are starting to settle down a little bit. i can tell you that schools will be open t...

Joining me now is martin mckee — hes a professor of european public health at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine. thank you forjoining us here on bbc news. allowing the public to make their own decisions on this — what are your thoughts on that? i suppose, if the public had all the data which the government presumably will be sharing with us, then it might be a little bit easier, but its quite difficult. personal responsibility works very well in some areas — bungeejumping ...

To see that science. the prime minister will explain the governments thinking and direction of travel within the next couple of days. separate decisions will be made for scotland, wales and northern ireland. chris mason, bbc news. earlier martin mckee, a professor of european public health at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine gave his thoughts on the idea of allowing the public to make their own decisions, when it comes to wearing a mask. it is quite difficult. of course, person...

Others hurt in this seven-car pileup. the cars engulfed in flames. more than 97 million americans are hitting the roads this holiday season. experts warning it could take three times longer to get where youre heading. in colorado, heavy snow making a mess on the roads causing a massive slow down. cars spun out. waiting for help on the side of the road. and several states in the northeast issuing travel advisories due to dangerous driving conditions. this car sliding off the road in plymouth, new...

Around to that curve, theyre probably going to have a lower speed. so you either have that enforcement of positive train control to back up the human being if they fail to slow the train down or dont create those b big differentials in speed on the track. >> what kind of tests had to be done? this was the inaugural test with passengers, but of course before you run a new train route like this, you test it with engineers and locomotives, et cetera. would that have been extensive testing? >> yes. ...

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