after getting a hug from actor chris o'donnell -- and posing for a selfie with russell simmons -- he was quick to thank his fans, and family. l-l- cool j is also a producer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. face pressure to dress conservatively in their muslim- dominated society. that makes holding a fashion show with female models a risky endeavor, but some young women are making a fashion statement, defying threats and social taboos to take to the runway. 3 3 a veteran in nebraska is recognized for helping his community. how he doesn't let his disability get in the way. 3 3 most people who sign up for health insurance on healthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage more affordable, lowering their monthly premiums. many find low premium plans for less than $75 dollars a month. if you don't sign up, you have to pay a penalty of $695 or more. 3 it's 4:xx the winter storm moving into our area.. is also hitting charlotte. uptown businesses there are trying to look on the bright side. they hope the storm is over well before the panthers game on sunday. but, the threat of i

jay or chris o'donnell? >>> only at www.etonline.com, an exclusive look at the forsaken trailer. kiefer sutherland stars alongside his father donald for the first time. you already knew it. >> stay inside. >> you're going to try to them off? they've been living here their whole lives. >> i'd start looking for a black dress. >> if you kick a dog long enough, he'll fight back. >> only on www.etonline.com. >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which star of "ncis: los angeles" speaks fluent spanish? that is l.l. cool jay who turns 48 today. >> very nice, nancy. steve carell didn't get a nomination for "the big short." celebrate, a new show. >> it is an off beat crime comedy. it debuts on tbs this sunday. so here's a sneak peek. bye, everybody. >> tribeca, my office. >> you want to see us, sir? >> we didn't start thinking we're going to write a show. >> my son disappeared from the gallery this morning. >> the omg? >> i thought it was at the lewis library? >> the lol, don't make me laugh. >> i'm in the pilot. i do little cameo as the mayor's wife. >>

jay or chris o'donnell? marco rubio thinks it's unfair to criticize him for missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing votes for a long time. "one third of all of his missed votes in 2015 were missed before he announced he was running for president." over the last three years, marco rubio has missed more votes... than any other senator. washington politician marco rubio. doesn't show up for work, but wants a promotion? right to rise usa is responsible >>> only at www.etonline.com, an exclusive look at the forsaken trailer. kiefer sutherland stars alongside his father donald for the first time. >> i was looking for trouble. you already knew it. >> you're going to try to them off? they've been living here their whole lives. >> i'd start looking for a black dress. >> if you kick a dog long enough, he'll fight back. >> only on www.etonline.com. >>> welcome back to the show, everybody. in tonight's "e.t." birthdays, which star of "ncis: los angeles" speaks fluent spanish? that is l.l. cool jay who turns 48 today. >> very nice,

after getting a hug from actor chris o'donnell and posing for a selfie with russell simmons... he was quick to thank his fans, and family. and comedian and actress, amy schumer, is defending herself after recent accusations that some of her jokes may have been plagiarized. a video circulating online compares schumer's jokes with clips of other comedians making similar jokes. schumer says she's never seen the material from other comedians that she's being compared to. the 34-year old tweeted...."on my life, i have never and would never steal a joke." shehelso said she would take a polygraph test. still to come... more on this winter weather... and a live look from our jennifer ready in farfield county... a cold and rainy start to your friday.colder air and maybe even some wintry weather heading this way today.details gervais. 33 of course, jonathan's been busy all morning tracking winter storm jonas. and our team coverage continues. our jennifer ready is out in fairfield county... with another check on the 33 thanks jennifer. we'll have much more out of fairfield county... comin

chris matthews. we'll be here with lawrence o'donnell and chris hayes and many more of our colleagues covering the speech and the republican reaction to the speech and the national reaction to what the president has to say. again, this is his final state of the union tomorrow night here, coverage starts at 8:00. attendance is mandatory. i'll see you then. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you tomorrow. good evening, law remembers. >> hey, rachel. i have proof for you tonight that staying out late as i did at golden globes after-parties last night, don't laugh, was all work. it was all work. >> i know you're not -- >> guess who i ran into at the hbo golden globes after-party. >> i have no idea. >> executive producer of veep, mr. frank rich. >> it was like homework. >> guess who my guest instudio tonight here in l.a. is going to be. >> is it frank rich? >> you're so good at this. you are so good at this. >> you can expense everything you did all day yesterday and last night. >> i love that you think you're telling me something i don't know. >> that's why i don't have a corporate card anymore. yeah. >>

chris matthews. we'll be here with lawrence o'donnell and chris hayes and many more of our colleagues covering the speechepublican reaction to the speech and the national reaction to what the president has to say. again, this is his final state of the union tomorrow night here, coverage starts at 8:00. attendance is mandatory. i'll see you then. has to say. this is his final state of the union. tomorrow night, here coverage starts at 8:00, attendance is mandatory. i will see you then. "first look" is up next. >>> it's tuesday, january isth. right now on "first look," change is in the wind as president obama lays out his view of america heading in his final state of the union address. >> alabama back on top! of the college football world. >>> national champions for the fourth time in seven years but clemson put up one heck of a fight. >>> inside the attempt to flush out the world's most infamous drug lord. and new details surrounding the infamous meeting with actor sean penn. >>> the political barb flies as

chris matthews. we'll be here with lawrence o'donnell and chris hayes and many more of our colleagues covering the speechtion to the speech and the national reaction to what the president has to say. again, this is his final state >> hey, rachel. i have proof for you tonight that staying out late as i did at golden globes after-parties last night, don't laugh, was all work. it was all work. >> i know you're not -- >> guess who i ran into at the hbo golden globes after-party. >> i have no idea. >> executive producer of "veep," mr. frank rich. >> it was like homework. >> guess who my guest instudio tonight here in l.a. is going to be. >> is it frank rich? >> you're so good at this. you are so good at this. >> you can expense everything you did all day yestery

o'donnell. >> good morning, chris and kathryn. ahead here, we're at the white house with president obama's plan for executive actions to curb gun violence. and olympic hurdler and bobsledder lo lo jones is here this morning. >>> oegh, boy a, debate online, about a dog. >> is it i dog? someone posted a picture on redit with the caption, somebody brought this bear into doggy day care. the owner claims this is a pomeranian, but not everybody buys it. some believe it's a bush dog, a rare animal found mostly in south america. >> adork! >> it's adorable. >> and smiling. >> so happy. >> like cheese, take the picture. >> i think it's cute. >> cute either way. bear, dog, whatever. >> both of your dogs are the most photogenic dogs ever. >> especially tucker. >> thank you. >> he has the look, the smile. >> i'm convinced dogs smile. >> they definitely do. >>> take it slow from plymouth to the cape. we have areas of ocean effect to taper through midday. it's all about the cold today. look at the rebound tomorrow, back around 40. that will feel

. >> let's check in with nora o'donnell good morning. >> good morning chris and kathryn. ahead on cbs this morning major garrett visits the ted cruz bus and talks with the presidential over his eligibility to run for president. and the lotto curse. why you may be better off not winning the jackpot in history. news is back in the morning. you forgot the milk! that's lactaid . right. 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so, no discomfort? exactly. try some... mmm, it is real milk. lactaid . 100% real milk. no discomfort. does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? >>> well back -- welcome back from tom brady's injury to >> and a chance to a millionaire here's the week that was. >> we can no longer wait for congrows act on gun vile knowns when i think about the kids it gets me mad. >> north korea says they successfully tested a nuclear bomb. >> patriots quarterback has a sprained ankle. >> both certainl

we have nbc's chris jansing, katy tur, mark murray, kelly o'donnell is only national mall in washingtonnew york, katy tur. chris, what's the reaction like to last night? >> reporter: i have to tell you, their expectations game is at a fever pitch. look, when you buy real estate, it's location, location, location. when you do political campaigns, it's turnout, turnout, turnout. the clock is ticking. after all these months of work, after all of these visits to iowa, finally people are going to go to the caucuses on monday and everybody feels like they have a chance to beat expectations. this is an expectations game. can you get beyond what people thought you were capable of doing? two fascinating things have emerged today. number one, ted cruz as a target. we saw that last night. that was one of the big developments of the debate. it's continuing today. all the candidates, as you said, kate, out doing their town halls, who are talking to voters, and they are really going after ted cruz. that tells you, they see him as the person who's being considered a serious alternative to donald trump

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chris, while you were talking earlier, listening to lawrence o'donnell the last half hour, i was thinking back any of this. you can grab whatever aspect you want. the fall of bush, the rise of sanders, the rise -- the appearance of donald trump. you've been around politics a long time that thrives on predictions. pays a ton of money for people to go on cable tv and make predictions. what a hit the conventional wisdom has taken. >> let's start with citizens united. we thought that the brothers and the others would run this campaign. all the money they've spent out here or all the big money spent out here, $15 million in iowa for jeb bush, george's son and brother, nothing, it's not happening. he's running 2% out here. bernie sanders on the other hand who's running against citizens united as an issue is really, really scoring on it it's not just -- well, there he is. and the fact is he's been able to say the billionaires are not just buying our goods and services with their wealth, they're buying our elections, a powerful message that we didn't expect. i want to go to steve and andrea here.

chris rock is the host and i'm sure he'll take jabs at that. >>> time to check with our partners at cbs this morning. >> norah o'donnell is in new york with a previewhappy friday and good morning you to, mike and andrea. charlie will talk to sean penn about his interview with el chapo, whether the actor fears for his life. plus, democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders joins us right here. and ben tracy is in cuba to find out what americans face when they travel to the country. the news is back in the mornings. we'll see you right at 7:00. >> have a great show. happy friday, norah. thank you. >>> what are the chances that first lady michelle obama will eventually run for president? >> president obama on thursday poured cold water on that prospect at an event at a high school in baton rouge, louisiana. audience members asked the president since he can't run for another term, can voters convince his wife to launch a white house response. listen to his response -- white house bid. listen to his response. >> let me tell you. there are three things that are certain in life: death, taxes, and michelle is not running for president. that i can tell

o'donnell along with tamala edwards. let's get to our team coverage. >>> we have karen rogers taking a look at the roads. we have team coverage with our meteorologists david murphy and chrisowers both tracking the massive storm. david we'll start with you. >> reporter: massive is the word. storm tracker 6 live double scan, you can see the area off the coast has begun to develop and transferring and passing us by all day today. it's strong enough we're getting the winds curling in from the north-northeast. the gusts down the shore have been up to 65 miles per hour and 66 in dewey beach, delaware. as the winds come in over land. they die down a little bit, starting at 65 it's easy to get a wind gust apt 30 to 40 miles per hour. you add in the heavy bands charging in from the coast it creates a dangerous situation with low visibility and pounding snow. storm tracker 6 live double scan, once again he have a lightning indicator on storm tracker 6 live, one of the many things that this radar does for us. that may make you scramble -- scratch your head a little bit, that's thunder snow. you get an updraft that creates a mini burst of thunder and lightning that's west of harrisbu

they're all sitting here, lawrence o'donnell, host of "the last word" and chris hayes who's somewhere in a remote location, but very reachable. in fact, in fairness to chris, let's go to you, chris, since i can't see you. >> they moved me to designated survivor position. in case something happens. i'm here with jay johnson. we're kicking back. we're both in manhattan. what did you think? >> jay is not talking. what are you saying, chris? >> you know, i thought the last part of that speech, which i think you're right, chris, is going to be the focus, which is about how american politics are broken and dysfunctional, that moment of regret about a better order than i, an fdr or lincoln maybe could have solved this. i thought that was the best part of the speech. and in some ways the most interesting analytically, because it can be hard sometimes to describe the actual cost of what is an historically unprecedented trend in american politics, the level of partisan polarization, not just among politicians but citizens as well. we haven't seen this since the civil war. to talk about this in

wait to get her back on the road let's check in with nora o'donnell and charlie rose joining us with a preview. >> reporter: good morning chris and mary we're covering the trapped miners, stock market concerns, and all of the major news of the day. plus from coffee to sugar, we'll break down the new federal dietary guidelines coming up. >>> also don daylor hits slopes to find out how ski resorts are preventing a financial meltdown after a late start to the season. >>> and counting on you not to decide if a contract is worth it. all of that and more the news is back in the morning we'll see you in a few minutes. >>> for the first two weeks we'll use it. >> yes. >>> once february rolls around- - >> like a one or two month membership. >> [laughter] exactly. >>> guys see you at 7:00. you go, next. usita ye aeent osiv y $0 ck d l e emm vi anlsor yr. t t t pt.gefi. >>> here is what you need to know before you go. police made an arrest in a random slashing to work of a woman as she walked to work in chelsea. 41-year-old kari bazemore was arrested. he's charged with felony assault and will be arraigned this morning. >>> mayor deblasi

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