thank you. >> my pleasure. >>> up next, steve jones, stay with us. >>> please welcome steve jones to program. the rock legend is the co-founder of the sex pistols and telling his story finally in a new memoir. it's called lonely boy, tales from a sex pistol, mr. jones, it's an honor. >> thanks for having us. >> we were discussing before you came on the air, it is a bit of a -- everybody says it, but it is true i think in your case, and want to read you book that music really saved your life. you were getting into a lot of trouble as a kid. >> yeah, and this saved my life too. >> i had a horrible stepfather. and he fiddled me, he fiddled me one time, but it was enough to spin me out. and after that happened, i would just be addicted to stealing, peepg tomming, whatever it was, and that was my mechanism of dealing with that. and then of course i was always into music, music was a big thing. and, you know, drugs and alcohol, but i was constantly -- not that that was the main reason. >> reporter: sure. >> that i did that, but it was definitely steered me in and i didn't feel safe being a

tonight -- jake tapper, from "the founder," actor, bj novak, musician and author, steve jones.eaturing the 8g band with leah shiparo. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. i'm so happy to hear that. in that case, let's get to the news. donald trump's inauguration ceremony is this friday, which means mike pence's is on monday. [ laughter ] donald trump responded to civil rights leader john lewis' claims that he is not a legitimate president tweeting that lewis is quote, "all talk, talk, talk, no action or results." said trump, if he is such a great civil rights leader, then why did america just elect a giant racist?" [ laughter ] after civil rights leader john lewis called donald trump an illegitimate president, incoming chief of staff reince priebus claimed that republicans never questioned the legitimacy of president obama's election. and then president obama sighed so hard his hair turned white. [ laugh

steve jones has been checking the reeoads around philly. >> what are the conditions you're seeing in south philadelphia. >> reporter: we're not too far from the stadium. the snow has been coming down for the last three hours. it's tapered off and if you look at the roadways, yeah, not sticking just yet. however, as it begins to stick these guys will get busier and busier, they're working around this salt dome right now. we found philly residents, however, embracing the snow that's fallen. latefall over frozen football in south philly. >> look at that! >> reporter: aaron wright did his best to bundle up. >> that's my man! that's a touchdown. you have to have your head warm, ears need to be covered. the gloves, my hands, if they shut down, game over. >> reporter: you have shorts on, though. you have thermal underwear. >> i'm warm, i'm prepared. >> reporter: but some retreated indoors and twirling beans and rim cafe.

in fact, steve jones, the son of jerry jones, owner of the dallas cowboys, and steve jones is the ceo of that team and he says it seems like a doable thing to him but he wants to be able to research it a little bit more and, of course, robert kraft, he may be considered the most elite of all owners with the patriots was quoted as saying, i think it's a good possibility. so you're not hearing any vocal lack of support for a move, but, you know, i still think and it's pretty obvious too that we're a ways away from having any situation finalized and i think there's going to be a big hurdle for mark davis once he -- let's say he does get approval. he has to have 24 votes to get that. let's say he does. he still has to deal with why this casino mogul adelson, sheldon addleson, however it's pronounced, is giving him all this money. does he want a piece of the team? he's been quoted as saying, basically, i hope mark davis knows he's going to be just a tenant of mine and this deal isn't do or die for me. >> maybe they'll do it after the vote? >> there's a lot of talk behind the scenes. mark d

then pivot to a conversation with steve jones, the rock legend and talk pioneer joins us to discuss hisboy, about his life and career with the sex pistols. we're glad you've joined us. all of that in just a moment. ♪ ♪

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a lot of that had to do with steve jones who destroyed convention with sound that defined the punk era could be on the vernal of repeating with destruction of the status quo and a mercurial president-elect. he just released his memoirs called lonely boys, tealts from the sex pistols to rock superstar. i heard you on the radio in l.a. for so many years. i know your story to to degree, but now i get to read about it in this book. kennedy: one of your if you low sex pistols i think is the most eye annoying pain in the ass. he walked out on two interviews i have done with him for no reason, just to be a jerk-face. and you write about how you longed to be in the clash. it was to get away from johnny, am i right? >> why do you think he walked out? he didn't have an answer? kennedy: the first time it was in 1995? and it was with the monday after cocoa bane killed himself. so i asked the connection between cocoa bane and he was upset because i wasn't paying enough attention to his book. so he called me a [bleep] and stormed off. >> people like that stuff. it's tough to do an interview. but it

tomorrow night on the show, political viking and god save the queen, we have legend steve jones. excited. thank you for everything, and good night. from hollywood to the heartland, america's entertainer was bob hope. oh, this room, it's so dull and depressing tonight. if only there was some way to brighten it. oh, of course. (laughter) (narrator) he was a true patriot.

and in the meantime, let's talk about what is coming up at 5:00 with nbc 10 steve jones. >> we're goingo talk about that, of course. at 5:00 she beat the best. >> hear from the delaware woman who took down serena williams. plus, a new soda tax has people pay more in philadelphia. customers say the change is too confusing. we go to stores around the city to find out what they're charging. different prices. >>> and today some of us made it to the mid 50s, but we're tracking a cold blast, by tomorrow morning feeling like the teens and 20s. more on that coming up. ÑÑyÑÑÑçwçwñwñwñww?qoówvoó >>> a double doze of winter. get ready for much colder temperatures and then snow. >> sticker shock. the new soda tax has people complaining and confused. >>> facing justice after weeks on the run. the accused killer shows his face in court for the first time. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >>> right now at 5:00. winter makes a comeback after a day in the 50s. much colder weather is heading our way. nbc 10 in burlington county where the wind has been blowing throughout the day. now we're

tonight -- jake tapper, from "the founder," actor, bj novak, musician and author, steve jones.t? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. i'm so happy to hear that. in that case, let's get to the news. donald trump's inauguration ceremony is this friday, which means mike pence's is on monday. [ laughter ] donald trump respondo

in august, she wrote a headline grabbing article for mother jones about steve bannon titled, "how donald trump's new campaign chief created an online haven for white nationalists." her most r recent piece inin rog stone is titled, "trump makes good on his nativist campaign promises." sarah posner, welcome back to democracy now! first, commentnt on stephen "the newstatements to york times" that the press is the opposition party and should keep its mouth shut. >> well, this is an effort by the trump administration to first.ate the media second, the comments are directed not just at the media, which i would predict is going to be not intimidated by banann, but also directed at bannon's own audience at breitbtbart news and the entire constellation of the alt-right, for which banning claims that b breitbart is the platform. you tell me in july that breitbart is the platform for the alt-right. so this is an effort to de-legitimize the media in the eyes of the breitbart audience, the trump phase more broadly -- by suggesting that the media has dishonestly covered donald trump, when in fact, the

. >> steve: j.k. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: here's datone jones. ave a voicemail message that says, 'leave a message for datone after da tone.'" [ laughter and applause ] gotta do it. >> steve: how could he not? he's gotta do it. >> jimmy: if not -- if he doesn't, he should now. >> steve: yeah, he should do it right now. >> jimmy: if he doesn't, he should now. exactly. >> steve: after da tone. >> jimmy: next from the packers is don barclay. he was voted "most likely to be bradley cooper preparing for a a role as kevin james." [ laught >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: interesting. [ applause ] that's interesting. i see that. >> steve: both excellent actors. >> jimmy: i see that. next up is mason crosby. he was voted "most likely to do the tango in a cialis commercial." [ laughter and applause ] what's this commercial about? >> steve: in the bathtub. >> jimmy: finally from the falcons is quarterback matt ryan. he was voted "most likely to be waldo without the hat and glasses." [ laughter and applause ] wait a second. can we -- wait a second can we see him wit

you are playing joe montana and steve young, throw in a john taylor, brent jones and making it up asd trusting those guys are, you know, going to be on the same page. the beauty is that it is never out and out street ball. it is rooted in concepts we know and run. >> everybody believes the packers will go into atlanta and upset the falcons. that would free up kyle shanahan for the 49ers earlier than if they went to the super bowl. we'll see how it works out. abc7 sports brought to you by toyota one. warriors note, they were planning to fly because road trip continues in orlando. stuck in houston so they're going to wait it out and fly tomorrow. >> thanks, larry. coming up tonight on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, live in hollister where people had to evacuate again because of flooding and more storms on the way. >>> we will be live in washington d.c. as we enter a new era of american history. dan ashley talked to californians who bucked the bay area's liberal trend. hear what they're optimistic about. join us for "abc 7 news" at 11:00 on channel 7. >>> finally, this friday night the campaign

you're playing joe montana and steve young throwing to john taylor and rice and jones.sting those guys are going to be on the same page. the beauty is, it's never out-and-out street ball. it's rooted in concepts that we know and we run. >> that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry biel. >>> your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> happy saturday to you. we do have scattered showers. but also some sunshine out there. here's live doppler 7. this is our break. the next, oh, say about eight hours. here's a look at some rain up toward santa rosa. and also around calistoga. further to the south, around san rafael, just a few spotty showers over the richmond san rafael bridge, ending over here in fremont. upper elevations, we do have precip. this is what i want to show you, the slug of moisture, we've been calling it this atmospheric river. once again aimed at the bay area. and it's a very strong cold front. the national weather service has upped the high wind watch to a wind warning there this afternoon until tomorrow. and we still have

steve ns in seoul. now for three weeks, the dow jones has been flirting with 20,000, and on friday came as close as you'reely to get. the dow was actually less than half a point away at one stage, 19,999 and change before it retreated. the s&p finished at record levels. next week another chance for the dow. >> let's hope. let's see. >>> now to a story about the first lady of the united states, michelle obama, who gave her last official speech, and not a try eye was left in the room. ms. obama was hosting high school counselor from all around the country. the first lady got very emotional tourie moeg emotional during the speech and some of the guests had tears. >> as i end my time at the white house, something that has carried us through every moment in this white house and every moment of our lives, and that is the power of hope. the belief that something better is always possible if you're willing to work for it and fight for it. it is our fundamental belief in the power of hope that has allowed us to rise above the voices of doubt and division, of anger and fear that we have faced in our own lives and i

growing up until the street, you know, you're playing as joe montana and steve young, throwing to john taylor and jerry rice and brent jonesaking it up as you go. and trusting those guys are, you know, going to be on the same page. the beauty is that it's never out and out street ball. it's rooted in concepts that we know and we run. >> that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >>> good morning to you. here's live doppler 7 and we've got scattered showers around the bay area. taking you into the north bay where santa rosa picking up some heavy to moderate rain there. sonoma, lighter rain. highway 1 by marinwood in san rafael, light showers, over towards concord and walnut creek, few scattered showers and this is a heavier cell right to the south of dublin around 580, so be careful out there in westward street level, south san francisco, just about to pull out of san bruno here and then further to the south, mt. hamilton, it's been wet and the higher elevations, it's chilly, that's why we have a dusting, a mix precip and as we get down to monterey, more scattered showers offshore so t

today, for the first time in its history, the dow jones industrial surpassed 20,000 come by friends. here is steveirman of the forbes media. that was the end of the earth there on election night. >> it was ended quickly dissipated because markets quickly realized president trump, then president-elect trump was going to follow through on deregulation, tax cuts, and fundamentally overhauling health care in a positive way. he certainly has followed through on the deregulatory side. those two pipelines are a great example of it. he wants a big tax cut, as well. one of the things that investors have to watch out for, martha, is to make sure republicans don't mess up that tax cut with a big tax increase. they wanted 20% of national's sales tax, which will hit working americans, middle-class americans, to finance other parts of the tax cut. don't put in a new tax. the color of of the border adjd tax. don't put in a new tax that will hit working-class americans. make it a p.r. tax cut, like president trump proposed in the campaign. you do that, this rally will continue. >> martha: you think he will cut sp

jones makes sense of investing. >> pelley: we end tonight with an ode to the repo man. stevem "on the the road. >> reporter: if you need to feel loved, jim ford says this is not the job for you. >> you're going to have people try to run you over with their car. >> reporter: for the last 20 years, he's hazy worked as a repo man outside st. louis. >> my car now. >> reporter: but this story isn't about his most disgruntled customers. it's about his most grateful. >> he was wonderful. >> reporter: wonderful? >> yes. >> reporter: i'm talking about the repo man. >> he was wonderful. i mean, he's the kindest man i ever met in all my life. >> reporter: stan and pat kipping live in red bud, illinois. stan, a navy vet and retired janitor, is in the early stages of alzheimer's. >> i love you. >> well, i love you, too, baby. >> reporter: they say they've never been rich, but they've never been this deep in debt, either. most devastating blow came just a few months back when they realized they couldn't even afford the $100 monthly payments on their '98 buick century. >> when he took the c

the blue jackets with the fast break right here, in overtime seth jones find nick paulino right here, for the shot, past steve mason and that was game winner. flyers lose two-one. they have lost eight out of their last ten games. >>> to the sixers and the nets joel embiid, right here, kick it to robert covington in the corner, look at covington driving to the the rack and post, so sixers win 105-95. that was part of the three to nothing sixers run. >>> in nfl playoffs, phillies just smacked dolphins. big ben finding an tone yes brown. this is what they to. no one catching that. 60-yard touchdown, to the house, the steelers win easily , 30-12. they will play kansas city next week. that is sports in a minute. i'm sean bell. treat damaged hair to nourishing repair. whole blends by garnier honey treasures haircare. with the essence of royal jelly and propolis. nourishes deeply, for naturally-beautiful, revived hair. garnier whole blends honey treasures. >>> good morning, everybody. 5:47. updating the situation on woodhaven road. all eastbound traffic forced off at knights road because of that overturned september

sean: now fortunately not everyone feels this way steve ansteve naismith my friend doest feel that way. >> how about steph curry? chris paul? adam jonesre orioles or a host of conscious and sports figures ascending from a business of poverty with those communities customers will they sell out to just for meeting with the man? so why have a problem with steve harvey, a few of them are interested in helping, let's not confuse that with recognizing the position he is in. respecting it, and using our intellect from where we go from here. not our emotions. >> sean: well said. another front, herman cain is with us. if you look at 4,000 dead in chicago, 80% african-american, and you look at the educational system in inner cities, violence and inner cities, and it donald trump is reaching out not only to steve harvey but his entire diversity coalition, he met with martin luther king jr. the third yesterday, they had a good productive meeting, if barack obama invited me to the white house, i would be there in ten seconds to tell him he is wrong on everything. it's an opportunity. >> yes, it's an opportunity. first of all, kudos to steve hardy,

jones indices. and ryan streeter is at aei. steve liesman is with us.ow at the brookings institute. david, you're doing jobs friday with us? >> that shot's not good yet. >> oh, okay. well, give us the state of the current jobs picture. it's not running at the same rate it was, let's say, a year ago, but people still think that's for good reason. still a strong jobs market? >> it's okay. the year-over-year trend has been slowing. i think we're 150. that backs out a year-over-year rate about 1.5%. the economy down shift in the fourth quarter. to me, a lot of those changes, with the right policies in '17, if we get them. in the short term, you're getting weakness, but i don't think it lasts. >> david? i think generally this is a good economy. not incredible but very good. the numbers look good. you've got low unemployment. you've had recent job growth. i think you'll continue to see job growth and so on. the near term, i think the big questions and big uncertainties are on the political side, not on the economic side. >> david wetzel, you're good for us. y

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steve: it wasn't. it was invented by whom? >> by cutter jones in connecticut.through all 50 states in the u.s. being produced by hard-working americans. we did sales of over 400 million last year, and we're poised for growth for another double-digit growth in 2017. so we are an american success story. ainsley: where do you see them most? i see them at football games and other events. >> yeah, football games, universal studios, six flags, great for the kids. ainsley: thank you so much. steve: scott, keep us posted if the white house takes you up on that. >> thanks, guys. ainsley: have a good morning. steve: we'll return after we finish finish these bowl step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. why is there neverite, enough of it? a john deere 1 family tractor with quik-park lets you attach and go. imatch quick-hitch gives you more time for what you love. so it takes less work to do more work. autoconnect drive-over mower deck? done. they're not making any more land. but there's

steve: now the answer to the "fox & friends" trivia question, who played betty draper on "mad men"? january jones, claudine from virginia. getting a copy of brian's latest book, thomas jefferson and the trend poly pirates. ainsley, over to you. ainsley: thank you, steve. president obama and leaders going head-to-head over the fate of obamacare. republicans vowing to make sharp changes and scrap the current law. listen to this. >> first order of business is to repeal and replace obamacare. we're also working on a series of executive orders that the president-elect will put into effect to insure there is orderly transition after we repeal obamacare. >> what does immediate repeal without immediate replacement mean for you and your family? here to weigh in is radiologist dr. nicole sapphire. thanks for being with us again. >> good morning. ainsley: you heard mike pence saying wants to repeal immediately where, we all heard that and know that. what if they repeal and don't have immediate replacement, what happens? >> without a doubt something momentous brewing in washington now. come january 20th, som

jones day which continues to represent the trump for president campaign in it's compliance work. with that introduction out of the way, thanks for joining us. let me ask you about -- >> thank you, steveu what you make of marco rubio at those confirmation hearings a week or two ago. he really grilled rex tillerson, especially on the subject of russia, especially on the subject of vladimir putin, he did not seem too comfortable with the nomination, even in his statement today, he still said he has reservations about it. what do you make of his decision to vote yes anyway? do you think he was intimidated at all by the prospect of going that toe to toe with the trump administration this early on? >> no, i don't think so. i mean, knowing marco rubio, he did a lot of due diligence about a serious choice like this. he takes his responsibilities at senate foreign relations committee very seriously. as do senators mccain and graham. i think they were able to study mr. tillerson, willing to talk with him more. and i think they came to the conclusion that he is -- he is more than qualified to be secretary of state. >> yeah, one of the things that some republicans were suggesting was tillerson m