pope francis suggests donald trump is not christian what the republican presidential front runner is saying tonight about the pontiff's comments. and a cold night underway but as we head into the weekend it will be feeling like spring. i'll tell you a few things you may need to know before you make some outdoor plans this weekend. the william penn statue stands tall above our city. it's 27 tons of bronze sitting a top city hall. how did he get up there? good question. nicole brewer has the history. good evening everyone, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm ukee washington. just when we thought this presidential campaign couldn't get more interesting, donald trump has a new challenger pope francis. >> the pope said trump is not christian for wanting to build a wall on the us mexico border. "eyewitness news" david spunt is live with how trump responded tonight. david. >> reporter: jessica, donald trump and pope francis are heavy hitters from very different schools of thought and tonight they're taking spots at each other when pope francis was here in philadelphia last year, he

stayed out of political talk but tonight that mixture of religion and politics is dominating the conversation. >> the pope is being told drum is that not a nice person, okay. >> donald trump is a very nice. >> on his way back from mexico pope francis ordered a reporter's question about donald trump and his stance on immigration. the pope responded in part quote a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be and not building bridges is not a christian. that is not in the gospel "few hours later, trump fired back. >> for religious leader to question a person's faith is disgraceful. i'm proud to be a christian and as president i will not allow christianity to be consistently attacked and weakened unlike what is happening now with our current president. report trump went on to say the mexican government continues to feed propaganda to the pope. it's a charge the vatican deni denies. on wednesday, pope francis celebrated mass with thousands

on the us border per happen sparking the debate. trump is no stranger to mixing religion and politics. he recently tweeted about ted cruz asking how the texas senator can be an ooh januar januaryville will he cal christian when he quote lies so much and is so dishonest coned quote. white house declined to comment on the trump pope issue but press secretary josh earnest had to say about trump's previous attacks on president obama's faith. >> i will however, though extend to mr. trump the courtesy that he is not extended to the president and not use this opportunity to call in question the kind of private personal conversations he's having with his gut. >> in a brand new cbs news poll, trump leads his closest rival nearly two-135% to senator ted cruz's 18%. i want to important out i did reach out to the archdiocese in philadelphia for comment about pope francis' remarks. officials there declined to get involve on this specific issue. reporting live in the sat sent

tonight, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you, david. former secretary of state hillary clinton who campaigned in las vegas will get a big endorse many tomorrow from south carolina congressman jim klieburn. one of the top african-american leaders on capitol ill h emotional moment on the campaign trail at a town hall in clemson south carolina ohio governor john kasich hugged a 21-year-old supporter as he broke down. it happened as he recounted a recent string of hard ships in his life. >> it takes just second to be distracted. police say three suspects you've the opportunity to commit two robberies just 45 minutes apart. and tonight we're learning it's not the first time. natasha brown is live in plymouth township with the video police want you to see to help them crack the case. natasha. >> reporter: well police are telling us that the crime that happened here at the plymouth meeting mall back in january is just one stop along a crime spree for the suspects that spans up and down the east coa

coast. police in several states are on the hunt for three men involved in an organized retail theft ring. police say the group originated in the washington, d.c. maryland area and this surveillance video shows their crime spree entering upper gwynned township montgomery county on januar january 19t 19th. >> they're targeting high end electronic, small high end electronics from cell phone stores and like. >> reporter: surveillance video from the at&t store in the 1500 block of valley forge road shows all three suspects entering the store separately. eventually one of the men makes his way via a store full of customers into a storage room where he grabs i phones and i pads. >> at our store they took six cell phones and 2i pads. >> i guess it could happen anywhere. really -- i really it must have been random thing. i don't think it's a high crime area. i'm surprised to hear that happen in this area. >> reporter: little did police know 45 minutes earlier, the men had already hit this sprint store inside plymouth meeting

mall. swiping a phone from the displ display. police have e tide 22-year-old delonte davis of bowie, maryland as one of the men in the video. police believe they've been targeting stores all along the east coast from north carolina to new jersey. >> we put information bulletins out to the stores that are in our areas and we're fairly certain that the stores within their chains and respective businesses share the information amongst themselves. >> reporter: well police here in montgomery county are now working with authorities in other states trying to track down all three these suspects. arrest warn has been issued for the one suspect who is known to police. we're live in plymouth meeting to night. natasha brown cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> natasha, thank you for that. police are searching for suspects in the burglary of a sent city department store. thieves broke into the century 21 store on market street around 4:45 this morning. they stole about $2,000 worth of chroming, accessories and happened bags. on tuesday, suspects stole jeans

from the bloomingdale's outlet at liberty place. right now it's unclear if the two incidents are connected. well tonight search is on for the cause of a fire that gutted part of a warehouse in northeast philly. bright orange flames and thick smoke consumed warehouse on the 7700 block of he had monday street in holmesburg. chopper thirty four over the scene around 6:00 o'clock. the warehouse sits next to septa tracks and the fire fight caused delays on the trenton regional rail line. schedules are back to normal tonight. >> police in camden want residents to be on guard against scam artists. robinson was one of the victims. he got a call saying someone in his family was badly hurt in a car accident. the caller then took it further telling him he needed to pay up because his daughter was the one who caused the crash. >> wanted me to meet him at the walgreens in pennsauken to give him $500 in cash. >> robinson got suspicious, hung up and then called his daughter who was safe at work. camden police have received

about 15 similar reports and they want people to be on alert. south jersey police officer saves of life of two month old boy after he suddenly stops breathing. officer kevin injury again son was on call when he got a call about unresponsive infant at home. the boys mother began cpr and the officer took over when he got there. his department had just gone through updated cpr training. >> i did turn the baby over and applied several thrusts to his back. i turned him over and began compressions on his chest. he open his eyes so quick like this i'm like did he just open his eyes? i couldn't believe it. i was dumb founded. >> we're thankful we had the out come that we did. it could have gone a lot of different ways. >> baby brian is now recovering at saint christopher's hospital. it is a fixture of the philadelphia skyline that watches over our city. we're talking about the william penn statue perched a top city hall. >> it may look it but the statue isn't small. how did they get it up there all those years ago? that's a good

question about philly history. thinker brewer joins us with the answer. >> really it sounds like a tall task for today. >> for sure. >> imagine this back in the 18 90's completely different situation. so you have this humongous statue. suspend some tie hundred feet into the air and place a top a clock tower. so how did they get william penn on top of city hall? it's a good question. let's fine out. ♪ you see william penn. >> yes. how did they get him on top of city hall. >> they hoisted him up. >> no, it wasn't a latter. >> lifting system. >> helicopter. >> how did he get up there. >> good question. how did they get pillly penn to the top? >> well that a really interesting question lee arnold represents the historical society of pennsylvania. he says the equipment options were limited in 1894. >> a lot of may have been told the old-fashioned way with ropes and pullies an lot of very strong men. >> very strong. >> 37 feet tall, 27 tons, the bronze william penn remains the

tallest statue on any building in the world. >> it's larger than life as they say. >> his of historians tell us the artist created the skull help out of clay in the basement of city hall it was then transported to tacony iron metal work where it was bronzed. >> you think they got him up there in one piece. >> i don't think so. >> they probably built him up there. i don't know. that sounds stupid. >> created in 47 sections it was later assembled to include fewer parts from four to 14 depending on you talk to. >> i'm going with five. >> his hands went up separately. >> a couple legs here. couple arms. that brought the up one piece at a time to reassemble it. >> how long do you think it took? >> two years. longer? five years? >> we're assuming probably about a month. >> a month? >> what? >> a lot o sore muscles. >> how did they peace p it together. >> strong glue. >> soldering iron. >> don't ask me. >> unknown male stayed on top to bolt it down.

others may have helped. the space on the inside was too narrow for a big crew. >> it's hollow on the outside cosmetically it would look all one piece. >> 122 years later, we're still admiring the work of those who built it and the life of the man it i mortal lies. >> amazing. they did a great job. >> yes, they did. now billy penn gets all of the attention but it's only one of 250 sculptures created by calder the artist in around city hall and apparently that artistic talent ran in the family his son alexander calder designed the swan memorial fountain in logan's circle and his grandson cupped several pieces near the art museum and i believe he also invented the mobile so kind of interesting. today hits historians call the caulder mile from city hall to the art museum. three generations. >> that's incredible. >> of amazing artistic talent. >> you know what else is incredible how big that statue actually is. >> it's huge. >> when you see calder next to the head, i mean it really does give you perspective f word to

the wise don't put a flyers jersey or phillies cap on him. that didn't work out too well back in the day. >> noted. >> thanks nicole appreciate it what's your good question? we weren't to know. log on to cbs philly's com/good question to submit your question or tweet us using the hash tag cbs3 good question. >> nicole will be here every night with the answer on cbs3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. can't wait to hear from you. our region has no shortage of a italian bakeries. >> there's one shop in montgomery county that's beyond ordinary. >> we're more than a bakery. there's a lot going on here. >> taste with tori heads to collegeville and shows you how one family's love of food is reinventing the classics. >> and kanye west says he's got some money problems much the physical police department says it can help. what it posted on twitter that's now gone viral. kate? >> and it's quiet for now but we have a storm in the forecast. here it is. two different scenarios coming up i'll tell was are the chances of each of these scenarios happening and what they mean for

us as far as rain or snow. i'll have more on that coming up. i'm don bell with the phillies in clearwater, florida. here's a question the phillies have a lot of improving to do. but what's the number one focus for their manager potty mackan mackanin? i'll tell you about it later on in

>> this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" with ukee washington, jessica dean, kate bilo and don bell. beyonce' is in hot water with some law enforcement over her super bowl half time perform man. this is one of the images now making the rounds on social media. it says back the blue boycott beyonce'. the fraternal order of police in miami has voted to boycott working security when her formation tour kicks off in miami in april. beyonce' super bowl performance was tribute to the black panthers and has been criticized by some as anti police. no word tonight from beyonce' about the potential boycott. meanwhile the philadelphia police department has a solution to the money problems of kanye west and it's gone viral. the department tweet add picture with kanye photo shopped in police uniform letting him know that the department is hiring. the tweet has been viewed more

than 1 million times sense had you it was posted this morning. sergeant eric executed the twitter post and he's working hard to get people to join the department. >> he said he needs $23 million. i did the math real quick with our starring sal receive $47,920, only 1,026 years he could pay off that death. >> no response from west. >> we've got some items joining us. popular local bakery goes beyond pastries and they're taking decadent to whole new level. >> tonight's taste with tori heads to collegeville, mop county. ♪ >> reporter: the trip out to the collegeville italian bakery fell like a visit to my family's house on a sunday. >> very good. very good. >> reporter: smiles of family and friends of seat, glasses raised and where food is on the table and you're happily force

fed to try. >> absolute! >> i mean you come in we want everybody to feel welcomed. we're a family. >> local staple was opened in 1994 as a small deli and backare boy a northern italian couple giovanni and lena. >> small and mom and pop shop. deli, bakery everything is homemade. >> it's ran by another husband and wife team their daughter and husband steve. >> she's the eyes and ears of the collegeville bakery hands down people can say what they want without her the colleg collegeville bakery doesn't run. >> and together this team has turn this bakery into anything but just a bakery. >> when they hear collegeville bakery they think rolls and pastries, we're peas is that correct dining, all the above, everything. >> it's not just warmth from the wood burning pizza oven that makes this place a hot spot. they literally have everything including nutella not just in jar nutella bar with fresh hot

crepes. >> wow! >> all right. >> that's perfect. >> now it's time for the good stuff. >> we'll fold it up like a little slice of pizza. 10 times better. >> are you kidding me? >> or how about nutella sky pie that's wood fired with nutella and gooey marshmallows. name after their daughter. >> i had to see this for myself. >> oh, my gosh. it's like a present. >> i wasn't the only one mesmerized. >> tori you want to do the honor witness powdered sugar. >> that's the snow we like to see. >> tori, we have something to wash it down with nutella milkshake. >> this is the happiest place on earth. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> we're more than a bakery. >> you're more than bakery. >> hmm. >> i know. >> did you lose your mind yet? >> did you lose your mind?

>> i did. >> nutella bar really? did you see me in heaven have. >> yeah. i see you now. >> we're in heaven. we are in heaven. jess, ukee, kate this is what heaven looks like. nutella milkshake, nutella crepes much this like nutella calzone. i don't know what is in there but nutella all over it. i can't -- i just can't, i can need to wash it down. i just can't deal with the any more. >> talk about decadent. from the collegeville tie tal yann bake row. >> looks lick a garden hose. >> that's what you need. >> that's when you know it's good. >> you know what, i would sip nutella out of garden hose. if anyone out there can set that up which i'm newer sure the collegeville bakery can i will sip nutella through a garden hose. >> thanks for that idea. >> we're looking forward to that. >> excellent. some for us all. this is not just for me. >> cool. >> thank you.

>> amazing. >> i didn't even you see you sneaky they brought it to me over there. >> kate, was it good, oh, plea please. >> it's delicious. >> it's delicious. you know what, it has been little too cold for frozen stuff this weekend. not so much. it will be nice and warm this weekend. leave this here for safekeeping. let's talk about what the weather is doing outside. a cold night tonight. cold frosty milkshake. cold frosty thursday night. take you out to our roof cam looking out over center city. skies are clear. winds are dying down. that's a recipe for cold. we know that. temperatures are plunging through the 20s and even into the teens in some spots tonight. beautiful day turn out to be. take quick look at time lapped video. starting off with clouds at the palmyra nature park the sun came out, beautiful blue sky all day as far as the eye could see. and then gorgeous sunset as well but again as you can see the skies are clear. with the winds dying down as the earth surface cools all that radiation is escapes into space and temperatures really really start to drop and it is cold

outside. subfreezing in the city right now. and even worse in the pine barrens interior south jersey and certainly to our north and west. here's our neck weather maker a system moving in from the west warm front drapes through the great lakes and it's got a few rain and snow showers with it. notice how far north they are. most of these will miss us to the north but in the poconos lehigh valley tomorrow evening don'ting shock were rain or snow shower rolls through. 20's across our map except mount pocono even worse at 15. 25 in reading. 29 in philadelphia right now. got a pair of twos in millville and keep in mind only 11:20 hit our lows early tomorrow morning probably right around 6am. feeling colder than the thermometer indicates thanks to brisk wind outside. fels like three in mount pocono. 20 in the city. feels like 19 in wilmington generally feels about 10 degrees colder than you the temperatur temperatures. we're climbing up from 37 degrees today's high. 20 degrees higher by saturday. we'll get to 57. there's a chance we can go for

60 depends how strong the winds are. southwest flow this weekend. so for your friday more clouds in place. that warm front moving through transitional day we go from the cold today to the warmth on saturday we need one day in the middle and that's friday. more clouds and again chilly highs in the low 40s. but well above average saturday. now as we head into the weekend you'll start to feel the winds pick up much that's what i want to you notice much you'll be outside saturday afternoon it's a nice day. but it's blustery day. winds 15 to 20 miles an hour sustain. gusts to about 30 on saturday of the afternoon. let's jump top what we know. we've got our eye on the coast for next week this would be tuesday night into next wednesday. still a lot of uncement with this storm but what we know right now it appose to start as rain then cold air comes into the system departs it could end as snow. forecast will continue to evolve and i'll tell know better over the weekend especially into sun day. stay tuned. we'll continue to have our eye on the system and bring all the latest updates. for your friday again mostly cloudy and chilly. centerpiece of this forecast is

this weekend. saturday will feel like spring and feel like march just beautiful day enjoy it because after that storm whatever it does, it will get cold again later neck week. >> all right. speaking of cold, cheers! >> cheers! >> right. >> you earn it. >> thanks, kate. >> lesley is what's coming up next in sports. we have spring training under way. the first full work out for pitchers and catchers down in clearwater an first for the new manager pete mackanin. he has never called the shots in spring training before. don asked the new phillies manager what will be focus when some of the things

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the first full dave workouts for pitchers and catchers down in clearwater. phillies were the worst team in baseball last season but sports director don bell says new phillies manager pete mccann nan has a plan to turn things arou

around. >> reporter: back in june, the phillies made pete mackanin the ept rim manager and in september they took away the interim tag. here in day two of spring training, pete mccann nan starting to put stamp on the fightin' phils. this ain't pete mccann nan's fir rodeo he's in spring training for the 48th time. >> there isn't a year that went by or day that goes by i don't hear something i haven't heard before. >> that may be true but this his his spring training as manager he's looking to put his own spin on it. >> i'm going to bear down on certain type of fundamentals and the way we go about working on them, and we're going to bombard them with certain things that i think are important. >> report roar this is day one of practice but players already have a special hip in their hop. the manager's attitude has a lot to do with it. >> i really like to be around him. i think he has good feel on how to handle players. good times and bad. he communicates well with us.

all very important qualities to have in manager. >> reporter: last year with 99 losses, the phillies were the worst team in baseball and it's no secret that rebuilding with youth. but mcdan nan is optimistic about this team even with their collective lack of experience. >> there's more to it than just the experience. it's what you have and side. i'm going manage to win. i'm going to manage to win every game. that's the only -- i only know how to manage one way and that's to win games. >> reporter: one thing pete mcdannon is not allowing his team to do make lack of experience an excuse. he says instead, if you don't have experience he wants you to play with no fear. that is the story here from clearwater, florida, i'm don bell for cbs3 "eyewitness sports". >> all right, don thanks so much. sixers with a minor move at the trade deadline picking up joel anthony for an overseas player. the sixers will be back in action tomorrow in new orleans. to college hoops, thai von

allen shows range from the corner. team high 17 points. too much for drexel. damien swoop nice drive right here. the struggles will continue for drexel. they lose 81-76. >> all right. >> thanks lesley. >> next why some of the area's top business women were honored

>> extraordinary women honored in south jersey. >> must area's top business women were honored for their commitment to excellence and the community. "eyewitness news" i don't know the glass sealing awards in cinnaminson among the honorees new jersey state senator diane allen and rutgers university camden chancellor phoebe haddon, liz scott co-founder of alex lemonade stand was the keynote speaker. these were presented by the national association of women business owners.

morning team is back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7am for kate, lesley, don in clearwater and everyone here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean. the late show with stephen colbert is next with adam secretary star taya leone.

>> have a good night, family. sleep well. >> jon: stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ ( band playing "late show" theme ) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: hey, everybody! whoo! hey! welcome to "the late show"! (cheers and applause) hello, everybody! (audience chanting stephen) down here, up there, up there, right there, out there! thanks so much, everybody! welcome to "the late show"!

(cheers and applause) welcome to "the late show." i am your host, stephen colbert. shocking news tonight going to get the big celebrity feud everyone is talking about: donald trump versus the pope. and as america's foremost catholic, let me explain what happened. the pope is in mexico right now, where he was asked about donald trump's plan to build a border wall. and his holiness said, quote: "a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be and not of building bridges is not christian. this man is not christian if he has said things like that." (cheers and applause) then trump's okay because he has not said things like that. he has said exactly that. (laughter) okay. because trump wants to build a wall around this country. i wonder where he could have gotten a crazy idea like that. maybe the vatican?! (laughter)

(applause) boom! >> places (applause) i am in trouble. (laughter) of course, donald trump responded immediately. >> so the mexican government fed the pope a tremendous amount of stuff about "trump is not a good person." and the pope just-- can you imagine? i just got a call, as i'm walking up here. they said, "mr. trump, the pope made a statement about you." i said, "the pope? what did the pope say?" i like the pope. i mean, was it good or bad? because if it's good, i like the pope. if it's bad, i don't like the pope. >> stephen: you've got to respect his honesty. it is like jesus said, "blessed are the poor, unless they said something bad about me, then screw 'em." (laughter) (cheers and applause) i want to try to broker a peace.

mr. trump, mr. pope, is it possible that you guys are fighting because you have so much in common? after all, you both think you're infallible. you both sit on golden thrones and you both wear very silly things on your heads. (laughter) (applause) of course, trump had to have the last word. >> so i wrote this out very quickly about the pope. do you want to hear it? >> stephen: not really. because we have got a great show for you tonight. (cheers and applause) first, i'll be talking to the star of "madam secretary," teéa leoni. (cheers and applause) yeah. then i'll sit down with the lovely amanda peet.

(cheers and applause) then i'll be talking to my old friend triumph insult comic dog. (cheers and applause) ( band playing ) that band over there is jon batiste and the stay human experience. they are about to kick this off, but before they do, one more thing: a new study found that saying you have minority friends will make you appear less racist. at least that is what my buddy jose said. (laughter) ♪ (cheers and applause) >> announcer: tonight... stephen welcomes teéa leoni! from hbo's peet! triumph the insult comic dog! featuring jon batiste and "stay

human"! and now it's time for "the late show" with stephen colbert! ♪ (cheers and applause) >> stephen: hey! thanks, everybody! (cheers and applause) thank you so much! well, i'm so glad you guys are here. there is nothing more important to me than being honest with my audience. i learned my lesson the night i tried to pass off a mop with sunglasses as leonardo dicaprio. though it worked out for the mop -- i hear he is dating kate upton. so i want to be up front with you and admit that, occasionally, we get paid to feature a sponsor's product on the show. but i have the same high

standards for product placement as i do for appearing nude on camera -- it has to be integral to the plot, or i have no choice. and tonight one of those things is true. but i think we have managed to make it so organic, you might not even notice. on a completely unrelated note, i am feeling a little thirsty right now. you know what would really hit the spot? my favorite beverage... the 2016 mini clubman! taste the steering wheel! with six doors and a massive trunk, the clubman is the biggest mini ever. in its surprisingly spacious interior we can fit: civil war re-enactors from opposing sides. that is two confederate soldiers in the front, because they started it, and three union soldiers in the back. they're five brothers from the same family, which is extra tragic. but there is a happy ending, because there is so much room in the clubman, they do not need to fight. because as lincoln never said,

"a mini clubman divided against itself cannot stand, but they do not have to stand with all that space to sit." war is hell, but this car is heaven. that was tonight's commercial integration. (cheers and applause) but there are just so many stories out there, i can't possibly talk about them all. luckily, i don't have to decide any more because i'm relinquishing editorial control in my new segment: ( audience ) wheel! of! news! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: here's how this works. we've installed a giant spinning wheel on the ceiling of the ed sullivan theater with categories -- (cheers and applause) -- with categories like "entertainment," "politics,

"sports," and "guacamole." (laughter) though if it lands on guacamole, that is fifty cents extra. when i pull this lever, the wheel spins, then i talk about whatever category it lands on. here's the thing. i didn't give the guys enough time to finish the dome. totally my fault. so here is what we're going to do. so this guy holding the pole right here -- (cheers and applause) this is brendan hurley. say hi to brendan, everybody! (cheering) brendan is asleep under my desk, ithe bernie sanders thing the other night, he was under the desk feeding me sandwiches on

plates. brendan is also a scenic on the show, and since we can't get the dome to work right tonight, he's going to help me with the model we based the dome on, this spinning wheel. we're going to use the model it was based on to do this tonight i'm going to spin the wheel and when it stops, i'll do the thing. you guys ready to play? (cheering) show business! (laughter) you have to make the clicky sound. >> okay. tick tick tick tick tick... tick... tick. >> stephen: keep ticking. tick tick tick tick tick... tick lis... tick... >> stephen: okay. it landed on "cheese news." >> ding, ding, ding, ding!

>> stephen: the latest hard or even semisoft news about kurdleed dairy. this week, a shocking discovery from the parmesan wars, because the u.s.d.a. revealed that some cheese suppliers of grated parmesan cheese have been adding wood pulp. (audience reacts) is thathat's right. that's what i said. your parmesan is sporting wood. now they explain this wood pulp is just cellulose which is used as an anti-clumping agent. and sure, "a little anti-clumping agent never hurt anyone." but sometimes it is a lot of it. a sample of parmesan from one grocery chain was 8.8% wood pulp. but on the plus side, your lasagna is as sturdy as an ikea bookshelf. now personally, i am outraged by this breach of trust. i don't check on what goes into my mouth, but i have always assumed someone does.

now! more news! more news! okay. hold on. hold on. you spin it. do you have anything that pulls the lever? give me your other hand. ready in okay! >> tick, tick, tick, tick! >> stephen: oh, oh, oh! oh, looks like it might be mini clubman integration. no, it lands on "mental health. >> ding, ding, ding, ding! (laughter) >> stephen: okay. great, this is a topic that is not covered enough in the media, and it is important to take a moment to shine a light on it. a beautiful light like... the interior ambient lighting molded into the 2016 mini clubman doors! (cheers and applause) and that's it for "mental health." let's spin again!

>> tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick! (cheers and applause) >> tick... tick... tick... >> stephen: according to a recent study, people who are significantly overweight may perceive distances as being greater than they actually are. which explains the old joke "yo mamma is so fat, her depth perception is wildly inaccurate." (laughter) let's spin again! (cheers and applause) >> tick, tick, tick... >> stephen: click without context! jim! (barking) let's spin again! i will love you forever for being with me at this moment. which one is this one?

"switchblade laws!" like most knife news, this one comes from wisconsin. >> governor scott walker put pen to paper today to sign new legislation lifting the ban on concealed switchblades. the governor says it's a measure protecting freedom supported by the constitution. the ban on switchblades had been in effect since the 1950s. >> stephen: that's right. scott walker has lifted wisconsin's 60-year-old ban on concealed switchblades. i applaud the governor; switchblades are the important issue of 2016. because let's say you are just cruising down to the malt shop with your best gal, only to run into some toughs who want to race you for the pinks to your t-bird. you have got a constitutional right to take out your blade and slice that letter right off his varsity jacket. remember, rumbles can happen anytime, anywhere -- sock hops, five-and-dimes, the old aqueduct, jimmy's garage where they let you smoke after school. without your blade, you could end up deadsville, daddy-o. keep in mind, if you are new to

it, it is important to toss it from hand to hand. that way they never know which hand you are coming at them with. gimme news... (cheers and applause) >> tick, tick, tick. tick, tick, tick. >> stephen: i want to warn our affiliates, we might be going long. >> tick, tick, tick, tick. >> stephen: national monuments! >> national monuments? tick, tick, ding! (laughter) >> stephen: the national park service says a philanthropist is donating $18.5 million to help restore the lincoln memorial. hopefully, that is enough to make lincoln stand up and talk -- like he does at disney world. personally, i think the money would be better spent on the washington monument. that thing looks nothing like him. there you go. (applause) (cheers and applause)

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