. >> reporter: dave and mary neese live in star city. dave works at a local walmart, mary at a medical office. their lives wrapped around their only child, skylar. >> hey, gorgeous. >> hi, daddy. >> reporter: treasuring every spin. >> what a beautiful ballerina. >> reporter: every laugh. and every childhood memory. >> there was a time she had a tea party for me and after mary came home she noted that skylar couldn't reach a faucet and i had been drinking toilet water for the whole tea party. that was a good memory. >> at the time it wasn't a good memory. >> say, i'm a crazy girl. >> daddy is a crazy boy. >> reporter: she was daddy's little girl. >> i spoiled her beyond rotten. skylar was very loyal to her friends, the people she thought was her friends. >> reporter: when skylar was 8 years old she met another spirited child with whom she developed an instant bond, her name is sheila eddie and they became thick as she was. >> if they weren't together they were on the phone together and that's literally 24 hours a day, i'm serious. you saw

maybe six hours later at the landing in kazakhstan, i was back in my dormitory in star city. every 15 minutes, someone would come in and job a needle or give me a cap to fill. my -- a cup to fill. my mission went well. my capsule is now on display, along with the shuttle. you can see some good stuff there. the shuttle and concorde, that is back when we were taking some risks. i feel it is unfortunate we are not taking those kind of risks to advance not just space, but aviation in general. it reminds you help will and innovative we once were. would i do it again? in a heartbeat. i loved it. if you want to read anymore, i have a book on the internet called "by any means neccessaryy." thank you i will do questions or you can eat. >> on october 12, 2008, richard garriott launched aboard a shuttle to the international space station as a self-funded astronaut. he returned 12 days later. he became the first american to be a second-generation space traveler, following in his father's footsteps. in october he talked about his journey in new york city. this is about an hour. >> i want

i was in star city russia, the version of johnson spaces and are -- space center training grounds. the hardest part was trying to learn russian. when you are 60 years old trying to learn a foreign language, not easy. can we -- all right. good. ok. some of the training, you do not have to be an olympic athlete, but you have to be in reasonable shape. this is me in the middle of the astronauts. and the russian astronaut commander. we train a lot, got to know each other. we were talking about psychological stuff. we had to go out to jsc for a week and a half as part of our training. nasa gave us these rorschach tests. the sort of things where you go in and say, how can i get out of here with a right answer? [laughter] >> russians did not do any of that. i do not think they paid attention to psychology. but i found out after my training is that, every week, they would get together with instructors and psychological people and say, what about this guy olsen? how does he behave under stress? does he get along with people? it may have been a better system, i do not know. but anyway, as yo

think maybe six hours later after landing in the desert in kazakhstan, i was back in my dormitory in star city. every 15 minutes, someone would come in and jab a needle or give me a cup to fill. and that is how i spent the next three days. but my mission went well. as jim mentioned, my capsule is now on display in the intrepid along with the shuttle. i mean, you can really see some good stuff there. forget about my capsule. there is the shuttle and concorde, the sr-71. that is back when we really had -- were taking some risks. i personally feel, like most of you -- it is unfortunate we are not taking those kind of risks to advance not just space, but aviation in general. to go on a place like intrepid it reminds you of how bold and innovative we once were. so, you know a couple of , comments. would i do it again? in a heartbeat. i loved it. and if you want to read any more, i have a book on the internet called, "by any means neccessary." and i think you can download it for mostly free. so thanks very much. and i will do questions, or you can eat. [applause] >> richard garriot also traveled in

i was in star city, russia, the version of johnson space center training grounds. hardest part was trying to learn russian. when you are 60 years old, trying to learn a foreign language, not easy. can we -- all right. good. ok. some of the training, you do not have to be an olympic athlete, but you have to be in reasonable shape. this is me in the middle of the astronauts. and the russian astronaut commander. we train a lot, got to know each other. we were talking about psychological stuff. we had to go out to jsc for a week and a half as part of our training. nasa gave us these rorschach tests. the sort of things where you go in and say, how can i get out of here with a right answer? [laughter] >> russians did not do any of that. i do not think they paid attention to psychology. but i found out after my training is that, every week they would get together with instructors and psychological people and say, what about this guy olsen? how does he behave under stress? does he get along with people? it may have been a better system, i do not know. but anyway, as you sa

i was in star city, russia, the russian version of johnson space center training grounds. the hardest part for me by far was trying to learn russian. when you are 60 years old, trying to learn a foreign language, not easy. let's see. can we -- all right. good. ok. some of the training, you do not have to be an olympic athlete, but you have to be in reasonable shape. you know this is me in the , middle of the astronauts. bill mcarthur, who went up, and the russian commander, cosmonaut valery tokolev. we train a lot, got to know each other. we were talking about psychological stuff. we had to go out to jsc for a week and a half as part of our training. and the nasa folks gave us these rorschach tests. you know the sort of things , where you go in and say, how can i get out of here with a right answer? [laughter] russians did not do any of that. i do not think they paid any -- i did not think they paid any attention to the psychology. what i found out after my training is that, every week they would get together with instructors and psychological people and say, what about th

maybe six hours later at the landing in kazakhstan, i was back in my dormitory in star city. every 15 minutes, someone would come in and job a needle or give me a cap to fill. my -- a cup to fill. my mission went well. my capsule is now on display, along with the shuttle. you can see some good stuff there. the shuttle and concorde, that is back when we were taking some risks. i feel it is unfortunate we are not taking those kind of risks to advance not just space, but aviation in general. it reminds you help will and innovative we once were. would i do it again? in a heartbeat. i loved it. if you want to read anymore, i have a book on the internet called "by any means neccessaryy." thank you for coming. i will do questions or you can eat. >> on october 12, 2008, richard garriott launched aboard a shuttle to the international space station as a self-funded astronaut. he returned 12 days later. he became the first american to be a second-generation space traveler, following in his father's footsteps. in october he talked about his journey in new york city. this is about an hour

star. the city's taxi board is recommending a flat rate of $8 for any trip within the city, however some city council members say it might be too steep for low income residents. council members are asking for more information. >>> stay with us. news 4 "today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m.. >>> oh brr. take a look at these temperatures. it is really cold out there. you will need your winter coats and everything else as you head back to school and work today. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will let us know just how cold it will feel. >>> plus the snowfall may be gone for us but it is still causing a travel mess. we're live at reagan national with your travel impact. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we just pushed out this information through the nbc washington app. fairfax county and page county schools will open two hours late today. >>> let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist now for your forecast. >> maybe a little bit of patchy ice on some sidewalk, but most roads are looking really good. even the side streets and sidewalks that were shoveled yest

i was in star city russia which is the russian version of johnson space center training grounds. the hardest part for me by far was trying to learn russian. i mean, when you're 60 years old trying to learn a foreign language, you know not easy. let's see, the can we yeah. all right. good. okay. some of the training, you don't have to be an olympic athlete but you do have to be in reasonable shape. you know, this is me in the middle of this astronaut bill mcarthur who went up and our russian commander. so we trained a lot and got to know each other.l stuff. we did have to go over to jsc for about a week and a half as part of our training, and the nasa folks gave us these, like, rorschach tests, and, you know the sort of things where you went in and say how can i get out of here with the right answer, you know? [laughter] russians didn't do any of that. and yung they paid -- i didn't think theyaid any attention to the psychology. but what i found o after my training was that every week they would get together with the instructors and their psychological people and say hey, what abo

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storm tracker 6 live showing the stars above the city and eventually sunshine before the clouds get thicker later in the day. we're cold, 22 in philadelphia. 13 in allentown. 9 in reading. 12 in millville. one single digit on the map so far and we my wind up with a couple before the day is done. we'll see the clouds increase during the day. up in allentown we're looking at a chilly high of 32 degrees and increasing clouds and evening snow. down the shore looks like it's a sun to clouds kind of afternoon ahead with evening rain for the most part. 40 degrees is the high in atlantic city. so a little milder. in philadelphia, we'll go for a high of 35. sun and clouds, not much wind out there. the winds is averaging about 4 to 8 miles per hour right now at the airport, they are technical calm. 22 degrees is the 8:00 a.m. temperature, so still pretty cold toward the end of the rush. 28 by 11:00. we'll get above the freezing mark. 34 at 2:00, 35 at # p.m. that will be the high. 6:00 p.m. we're dry but the clouds are thicker. during the evening hours we'll see a sweep of snow come through. it will

. >> all weekend, american history tv is featuring austin texas the lone star state's n fourth largest city. posted by our time you cable partners, the c-span city tour staff recently visited sites showcasing austan's history. learn more about austan all weekend here on american history tv. ♪ >> the story here we are telling here is an incredible story of a european attempt to colonize the northern gulf of mexico. we think we have a great story to tell, a story that changed texas and american history. lasalle is the key character. he discovered the mouth of the mississippi river in 1682 and claimed the land for france. he got the commission from king louis the 14th come back and build a colony at the mississippi river mouth. he got his supplies together and came back in 1684 and landed on the texas coast thinking he was at the mouth of the mississippi river. in fact, he thought texas was part of the mouth of the mississippi river and thought he would find his river to build his colony. he had a map he and his mapmaker put together that was dramatically wrong. it shows the mississippi river

russell gold smith one of my favorite ceos in banking who never had bad loans banker to the stars, citynal selling, huge premium. >> 26%. >> a shocker, by the way. i have said over and over again, this man's built a great national bank for wealthy people, stormed new york fantastic job. he has been so pro-shareholder, $74 yesterday. $93 today. where else are you making that kind of money. >> wow. >> where else are you making that money? >> between that and kinder purchase two biggest m&a moves which has gotten out to a slow start. >> sure has. shrink to grow ebay it's going higher okay. you get this city national deal where he's becoming -- you know canadians are solvent, though currency's weak. kelly evans, story about that. >> yeah yesterday in particular. >> another place you've got to go prince edward island went there to buy land. they didn't want americans buying beachfront property. >> coming to your town soon jim cramer looking for land. >> when you're not allowed to own stock, what do you do? >> right. >> take stock in land. >> i've got a bridge not far from here. >> if it's a

at 4:00, it will be dry, and low-to-mid 60's and by 7:00 we will see a last stars, but city mild, low-to-midt looks around the shark tank 87 in san jose and tomorrow we will have low-to-mid 60's with a few high clouds and two degrees warmer on friday and saturday and will it continue into the forecast? we will look at that coming up. >> we have 43 bart trains running on time and a.c. transit has if delays and ace train, trains one and three are rolling a point late. there is a slow down at 880 asen has -- as everyone is battle necking. northbound traffic away from 280 northbound 880 we will find out why in a moment. we have this construction project one lane blocked until 6:00 and southbound side of highway 1 in pacifica the location where we had the fair early this week but it does not appear to be related just a construction project southbound highway one. >> google cleans up coming up and what the come is getting rid of online following user complains. >> using a high-tech tool to solve a low tech crime with rare coins recovered by police and the way they are working the case. >> you are

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the photo company tells the kansas city star it ran the photos through an automay tif retouching programinal un20u67touched photos will be used in the yearbook. last may, utah students were up in arms after their photos were retouched to add sleeves and move necklines up. celebrities say there'ses are retouched all the time without tharp consent. stars like jamie lee curtis preferring these untouched images of what they really look like their true beauty something these kansas city teens relate to. >> the untouched true me will be going in the yearbook. >> new i.d.s are issued with the real untouched photos. an impressive group of girls that want those real photos in the yearbook. >> it's nice to see. >> i wish somebody had slimmed down my hair somehow in my yearbook photo. >> but at the time i bet you loved it. i loved mine. thanks. >>> up next, one of hollywood's biggest nights. could be big hair here. things made with love are the best things. you put your heart into it make it special. you go out of your way to show how much you care. and that's exactly how we grow our avocados all y

good night. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- kevin hart. jay baruchel.

>>> the city of berkeley has gone hollywood tonight as some of tinseltowns stars film scenes of a new movie. you could call it apple, the early days. with actor seth rogen and others who are kreecreating the trio that has many of us buying into the apple phenomenon. amanda berry is there with lots of star power and lots of people want to see it? is. >> yes, and some with oscar and emmy kree den shalls, and we are half a block from the crew so that the lights don't ber fear with the filming. the shooting could go on with the crew until 6:00 a.m. >> you can see that we are excited. >> reporter: a slice of college after knew was in berkeley was taken back to the '80s and '90s. some of the cars were replaced on the street, and the license plate even was exchanged and the extras had to wear clothing and airstyles that were not in fashion. >> my dad said that about it and he said in berkeley, it is not probably huge, because they only film the big movies in l.a. >> reporter: but it is big. because the movie concentrates on the early relationship of steve jobs played by michael fasbender, an

in fact as you take a look outside we've got nothing but stars overhead above atlantic city. a real nice shot of the ferris wheel out there the on the pier doing its thing but of course the camera bouncing a bit because we are on the breezy side this morning. 20 degrees right now in philadelphia. your winds in the city northwest at 10. can which doesn't sound all that bad but when you combine that with a temperature you have a wind chill that currently makes it feel like nine. now, there's the 10 miles per hour wind in philadelphia. it's actually 22 up in the poconos and in the teens in a lot of spots and you can kind of interchange these numbers through the morning as the winds sag and then pick up again. so, everybody needs to bundle up. satellite, yeah, not much cloud cover out there. the nor'easter is pulling away to the northeast and cloud cover out to the west by pittsburgh eroding because of dry air dropping down out of canada so it will be bright, definitely sun glass weather if you're behind the wheel after sunrise. 28 by 11 o'clock. still sunny by 2 o'clock when we

the at lantic city race course will close its track for good next week. back in the day, stars like frank sin aerks tra and bob hope were regulars there. it opened in 19d 46. 1946. but, over the years, horse races began to struggle and so did the track. >> speaking of struggle some people are really feeling the winter blues with this deep freeze, right? >> not everyone feels stuck inside. nbc 10's kooet jones found people hitting the very cold pavement tonight. >> let me show you something here behind me. the schuylkill river isn't moving. the top level, just frozen. so close to the dam, even. one other thing we found tonight, taking a look at kelly drive here, it's not stopping people from being active. from flowing and picturesque to frozen solid. the wissahickon creek is a sheet of ice. it's cold enough to freeze the schuylkill, but not intimidate runners. >> anything inspires me. i'm out here in this cold and it makes me want to keep going. >> reporter: pushing for mile 8, he's not phased by the cold. >> you're on a yun cycle? >> yes, yes, i am. >> you have to pedal the who

. >> all weekend american history tv is featuring austin texas the loans star state's capital and fourth-largest city. hosted by our time warner cable partners, c-span's city tour's staff recently visited sites showcasing austin's history. learn more about austin all weekend here on american history tv. >> the texas state library and archives commission is a state agency that was founded by the state with a very simple but powerful mission, and that is to make sure that texans have the information that they need to live informed, productive, and fulfilled lives, and we also provide and house the archives of the state of texas, which is the historical record of the state of texas going back to the republic of texas state and even earlier than that. what you will see today is a collection of some of the most iconic and important documents from our collection. the document of texas freedom and the -- that document the struggle for texas freedom. >> today, we are in the lorenzo days of all of -- lorenzo de zavala archive building. this is an original portrait of stephen f austin, considered the father of

we'll see you april 11th at the santa ana star theater. atlantic city august 14th.k you guys to the box offices. shows are selling out quickly. you got to move if you want to see miller and o'reilly live which is kind of frightening but it's fun. rick san diego, bill, enjoy killing patton, do you believe american and soviet intelligence colluded to harm the general? o.s.s. chief wild bill donovan liked stalin for some reason. not a good situation for the general. as we made clear there were two other assassination attempts on him. so it's a compelling story. jim scott, our town population 8,000 just raised $15,000 to buy a track chair for a wounded vet. all small towns in america should do this. that would be great. the independence fund let me get that out the independence fund tells me regular folks all across the usa are helping, jim. and you guys in ft. scott are patriots. and finally tonight "the factor" tip of the day getting you healthier. as we age the smart play's to be proactive in protecting yourself against physical and mental decline. bolstering the imm

they ruined our entire family are star >>pam moore:the victim, a former city employee, had just begun a new job and was out for a jog when she was struck and killed. next -- new video just into the newsroom of the blowing snow and high surf in massachusetts tonight. a man who flew in from new york to try to rekindle a relationship. only to be rebuffed and spend the night at s-f-o -- gets a surprise. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiq™ technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good better and an awesome night. the difference? try adjusting up or down you'll know cuz sleep iq™ tells you. only at a sleep number store. where you'll find the best buy rated mattress with sleepiq™ technology. know better sleep with sleep number. >>pam moore:new video from massachusetts tonight. showing the high winds that have been hammering that state and its neighbors. r

why oprah winfrey and selma stars are back in that city tonight.ribute to the civil rights movement when we come back. if you have high blood sugar ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing. if you have any of these symptoms, stop taking farxiga and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems are on dialysis or have bladder cancer. tell your doctor right away if you have blood or red color in your urine or pain while you urinate. farxiga can cause serious side effects, includ

. >> reporter: in olde city having a star buck as a neighbor may be worth to it some but not all. >> if i have a star bucks a block from my house down the way like other people i would be here every day. >> there are other things more important then like coffee. >> reporter: researchers say their fine goes hold true in people just areas like center city. they say they adjusted their methods and got the same results. in center city justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> fans of the rocky movies got quite a treat on temple university's campus today. that is right sylvester stallone making an appearance. he is all over town right now. they are shooting scenes for the latest rocky movie called creed and that includes some said to take place in the italian market and north philadelphia hundreds of extras were on hand to take part in the movie to day, the movie is the the seventh in the rocky series that is set for a 2016 release. >>> in weather, a pleasant day, cloud have rolled in and now the snow showers are on their way. on this radar the bark is much worse than the bite. i will

difference >> : land the organize our streets sidearms many areas pretty more curves more about star the cityto ensure returns are safer implemented more count on crosswalks >> : please 18 pedestrian deaths in 2014 compared to 21 the year before the bus it was killed in san francisco last year for in 2013. what changes and engineering course and education for official place with the numbers will drop even lower >> : to pedestrians and hostile be hit by car in fremont friday night this happened 539 car hit the to on mission boulevard one person suffered broken leg the other had unspecified injuries the driver cooperating and no arrests made at this time >> : tragic start to new year for a woman in livermore best friend died in the crash on new year's day kayla turner died of boyfriend's car hit a pole 580 in oakland on their way home to livermore after ringing in the new year san fransico chp was boyfriends 20 rolled travis was under the influence of both drugs and alcohol at the time. and the killers this friend says she can't be angry because of how happy he made kayla and six months had bee

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city. we are looking to beautiful star for the weekend though fog was formed in some areas overnight but it will not last that long. this will bring temperatures into the mid '40's is to wake up tomorrow morning. into afternoon hours we will see more '70s popping up around the bay. dry weather will continue with us as we head into february. with a drive to from gusty winds on saturday. >>pam moore:the measles outbreak is showing no signs of slowing down. there are now 95 -confirmed cases nationwide. of those. 79 are here in california. and 52 of those cases. are directly linked to the disneyland outbreak in southern california. health officials say, most of the people who contracted the virus. were not vaccinated. as the measles outbreak grows.one los angeles doctor will no longer see children whose parents refuse to get them vaccinated. in recent years a small number of doctors have "fired" patients who believe that vaccines are linked to autism. the academy of pediatrics says doctors should respect a parent's wishes.unless there's a significant risk to the child. >>: police are asking for

afterwards the city of selma rolled out the red carpet for the film makers, it was memorable including for star, oprah winfrey. >> it was a great life experience, this would be one, him singing bridge over troubledwaters and glory. will bring new economic opportunities to his city. >>> and honoring dr. martin luther king in delaware, about police and minority communities. in the meantime he went onto say two things are basic for americans to agree on first police have a right to go home at night to see their families, secondly, all minorities have a right to be treated with respect and dignity. >> we don't get any specifics until tuesday night, but already turning a deaf ear to raise taxes on wealthier americans. the president will unvail details during tomorrow's state of the union address, susan has a preview. >> reporter: president obama hunkered down over the weekend working with his speechwriter on the sixth state of the union address. >> they are the americans i work for every day. >> we have to join on how to build on our momentum with growing wages and stronger middle class. >> they dis

. ♪ >>> and bringing big stars like blake shelton to atlantic city, the latest plan to boost businessn the shore town. >>> temperatures got a boost overnight by clouds in the area that are still with us. producing a few snowflakes in the pocono mountains, that's the view from camelback this morning. get ready for a cold blast this afternoon. >>> it's 5:38 and we've got clouds overhead. and that's a good thing. it's helping to keep temperatures warmer this morning. 34 degrees in philadelphia. still tracking a few showers north and west got some snow showers moving through the pocono mountains in the harrisburg area. still a possibility of few snow showers north and west. and at the shore into south jersey, it's a mix of rain and light snowfall. it'll all be gone by this afternoon. and in its place, some cold gusty winds. right now, it's rain in cape may, but cumberland county into atlantic county, getting snowflakes. dusting is possible but most of the areas too warm for it to stick. your hour by hour forecast shows the temperatures down to 30 degrees at 7:00. then we'll see some sunsh

. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starringt, join jimmy and his guests -- jude law. keri russell. musical guest, fall out boy