or the tribble for just $25. if you want a photo-op with william shatner, that will cost you 90 bucks. >> it's on the peninsula. >> that's a pretty good deal. what are you charging for a picture with you and your weather forecast? >>> priceless. free for all of you every day. let's get a first look at that saturday forecast. it looks great as we head not only through saturday but also for sunday. we'll have some cloud cover to start here at the coastline. areas of fog that will develop for tomorrow morning. temperatures right about near 50 degrees. a few low clouds by the bay and inland as well. we are expecting types to primarily stay into the 60s at this point up until then. on this friday, tgif. clear skies. looking good. we do have some fog that will be developing for tonight. if you suffer from allergies or respiratory problems, that could be a concern for you. 68 santa cruz. low to mid 70s for morgan hill and gilroy. 74 in livermore. 72 in concord. san francisco with 68. right up and down the cost line, mid

about 12 times as many people will drive for the holiday, and jeff pegues is looking at the tribble withhe roads. >> reporter: from the south to northeast, freezing rain, ice, and snow are coating the nation's highways. it is a potentially dangerous holiday mix of trouble for travelers like amanda southard in kentucky. >> you can hardly see. it was kind of blinding. >> reporter: with the storm heading east, salt trucks have been on the roads ahead of the 39 million people. aaa spokesman expects to drive over the next five days. >> it's going to be very crowded, very slow, and it's really going to require an attitude adjustment because, you know, the time you thought you might be able to make you're not going to be able to. >> reporter: scott, tomorrow is expected to be the busiest travel day of the year on the roads, just as the storm is expected to intensify in some areas. >> pelley: jeff, thanks very much. so what is next? eric fisher is the chief meteorologist at our cbs boston station wbz. eric, where's it going? >> reporter: scott, right up the eastern seaboard. , i-95 corridor seei

instability that leads to national security issues in countries like nigeria and yemen and if we let them tribblecause we don't help with the issues, these are humanitarian and it really points to this, with one of the more measured parts of the entire budget. >> you would draw a line between this and john kerry for the muslim brotherhood of egypt and criticizing that, saying that we don't know if that is the case in what used it will go to? >> that' right, getting into countries that are a little bit better off, the complexities, how do they view their relationship with the u.s. were we so entangled that there was a counter reaction that? what we are focused on what we have chosen to take and the money that i have more money that warren buffett has given, aids, malaria, the science part of that and a delivery part of that. that's when we say, this is so pactful and so wonderful that we will take her own money and we will joan green in and be a partner in some unbelievable programs on a regular basis. neil: your money appears to be impactful and your efforts seem to be impactful as well. i'm sure

courtney regan, stick around because here now to give us his take for his hopes on the holiday is paul tribbledberry. paul, it's beginning to look a lot like christmas but is it beginning to look like a good christmas for you? >> it is. i think we would say we're cautiously optimistic. you know, we think that it was somewhat of a third quarter but we think it will pick up and rebound. we feel consumer confidence is shaky. in our business people have more money to spend. willing to put more on credit. we think they will come out this year and spoil themselves and others a little bit. been a slow four years. everybody is hoping for a recovery. >> love the optimism. tell us more why you feel confident. i know the stock market is up. listen most people now aren't necessarily in the market. not day trading any more. what gives you the confidence, paul. >> we think people have more disposable income in their pocket right now. we think people paid off a lot of debt burden. more money to put back in the market. the stock market for us we're in the luxury shirt business. so we do trade on the stock mar

secondly, the measures that the iranians will take a re-froze tribble and the design of the interim deal -- reversible and the design of the interim deal is as it is and the second phase of the deal will be irreversible. his statements reduce the impact of israel in future steps of the deal. host: you talked about some of the back channel talks that have been going on. here is "usa today." guest: i have written a book that said that would be better serving for the israelis if they took on a more collaborative approach. that would have a greater impact on the agenda of the talks. israel missed its chance and is paying dearly for that right now. the bottom line is that this is still a very, very good deal for israel. the sensitive parts of the iranian program have now been frozen. the stockpile of 20% enriched uranium that the prime minister was so worried about when he gave that speech at the u.n. must year is going to be completely illuminated or diluted by the end of the six- month period. there will be additional mechanisms put in place. then there is the final point. i think it is cri

that the the measures a re-frozell take tribble and the design of the reversible and the design of thenterim deal is as it is and the second phase of the deal will be your reversible. irrour reversible -- eversible. his statements reduce the impact of israel in future steps of the deal. you talked about some of the back channel talks that have been going on. here is "usa today hurc." guest: i have written a book that said that would be better serving for the israelis if they took on a more collaborative approach. that would have a greater impact on the agenda of the talks. israel missed its chance and is paying dearly for that right now. the bottom line is that this is still a very, very good deal for israel. the sensitive parts of the iranian program have now been frozen. of 20% enriched uranium that the prime minister was so worried about when he gave that speech at the u.n. must year is going to be completely illuminated or diluted by the end of the six- month. . -- period. there will be additional mechanisms put in place. then there is a final point, which i think is critical. at t