. >> ♪ ike for president ♪ ike for president ♪ ike for president ♪ ike for president ♪ you like ike,e ♪ everybody likes ike for president ♪ ♪ hang out the banners, beat the drums ♪ ♪ we'll take ike to washington ♪ >> sabato: virtually every product was sold with a jingle. so "i like ike" with prancing elephants became the symbol for eisenhower in 1956. >> ♪ ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy ♪ ken-nedy for me ♪ kennedy, kennedy, kennedy ♪ kennedy >> sabato: and john f. kennedy had the "kennedy, kennedy, kennedy, kennedy" ad that would literally drive you insane if you listen to it too many times. >> ♪ try something new >> sabato: well, in 1964, we began the era of professional television advertising that really did have an impact. >> ♪ >> mann: doyle dane bernbach was an up-and-coming advertising firm on madison avenue that was making a name for themselves with advertisements for up-and-coming firms and products that included volkswagen. john f. kennedy saw the spots and told his brother-in-law steve smith, "go find me that firm. i want to talk to them about mayb

as you can imagine, county leaders are upset, especially county executive ike leg it. i'm disappointed to stay the least. this has been an ongoing discussion over the past year. they've made a strategic decision about how they want to move forward. i don't think it has anything to do with the county's offer between the county and the state. we put up an offer that is larger than any that i can recall in the county 's history. when discovery communications announced in 1998 it to downtown silver springs and would be building its headquarters there it was what county leaders viewed as the anchor it needed to what had become a ceded down town silver springs. now the company is leaving taking it's 1300 jobs out of the corner of georgia road and coles mill road. with some people he staying in maryland and others moving to a hub in sterling, virginia and still others going to a new campus in knoxville, tennessee or the new headquarters in new york city. the company which owns animal planet, tlc and investigation discovery does make money. in 2016 it announced a profit of mor

this has upset a lot of county leaders, especially the county executive, ike leg it. i've disappointed to say the least. this has been an ongoing discussion over the last year. they've made a very strong strategic decision about how they want to move forward. i don't think it has anything to do with the county's offer between the county and the state . we put up an offer that is larger than any that i can recall in the county's history. >> when discovery communications announced in 1998 it was moving to downtown silver springs and would be building its headquarters there, it was what county leaders viewed as the anchor it needed to revitalize what had become a ceded downtown silver springs. now the company is leaving and taking its 1300 jobs out of the shiny building after the corner of georgia's road. they will sell the bill ing. while some employees staying and others going to knoxville, tennessee or the new headquarters in new york city. the company which owns a planet and investigation discovery does make money. in 2016 it anouned a profit of more than 1 billion-d

. >> coming up a little later in sports, sports director don bell stopped by wip talk to ike reese and john marks about what the fans are saying. they always after lot to say. >> do they, the fans? >> yes, a little bit. we will hear about that coming up. >> leslie, we will see you then. >>> how is weather shaping up for the game. >> meteorologist kate bilo has the forecast for kick off. it looks like the fans in the stands will feel temperatures on the warmer side which will be better for bringing the noise, kate? >> reporter: absolutely, put the parka over your jersey, it will be a really, nice weekend , championship weekend here in philadelphia and right now you may see a pink glow around me. the sunset is phenomenal. i posted a picture on my facebook page if you don't see it for yourself. sunset on a beautiful philly friday and we have nicer wet they are weekend. we will go out to storm scan three, clear skies, high pressure in control and we are looking at a good deal of sunshine especially tomorrow but taking new to sunday as well. temperatures seasonal today, a couple degrees abo

sports director don bell went over to 94 wip to talk to john marks and ike reese asking the questionnt eagle other than nick. >> i think ike had said fletcher cox and i had said vaitai because if he performs at left tackle we know what lane johnson is. we know what the rest of the line will give you. nick foles need protection. if he is getting hit on his blind over. vaitai need come up big. >> fletcher cox, i gather what you get from both of us here line play will b eagles will to have win at line of scrimmage offensively and defense live. they have a good advantage here, one of the better lines in the league with three pro bowler, two all pro guys and then when lou at our defensive line that is a huge advantage going up against this falcons offensive line f we can dominate on both side of the ball at line of scrimmage we have a good chance of winning this game. >> you will hear more from ike and john tomorrow on chevy sunday kick off. i will be live at the linc. sports director don bell and pat gallen will be in the studio getting he had ready for tomorrow at 3:30 right here on cbs

and his boss said, that is ike's gun. and the president said that the kid had a good eye and he should take it. he had it hunting the first down the job on the presidential detail. on the last day on the job, mimi eisenhower asked him to get the gun and take it out to the car. she had him drive her to nra headquarters and take the gun in and present it to the nra museums. this gun has a lot of presidential history. and it has a little bit of nra history with it too. this is an elegant 20 gauge shotgun. our next shotgun is a big, heavy, large shotgun. folks know colt as a maker of classic revolvers in the 1880's. at the same time, they were also making double-barreled shotguns. this is one of their big hammer less shotguns popular in 12 gauge which is still heavy. and 10 gauge which is even bigger. this one is an eight gauge which is bigger still and it is the thateight gauge shotgun colt ever made and they made it for one of america's largest presidents, grover cleveland. a big, heavy, massive gun. cleveland was a large m

my hope is that we can make this asaster relief program ike program for the island in the long term. aboutis nothing political the neighborhood in darkness. about children unable to go to school. about health facilities closing. about lacking water. undrinkable. these are basic needs that we have an obligation to come together on both sides of the aisle to meet. i hope that we will do so, and the we will match resilience and resolve that i saw in meeting with the governor , and thef his team island and its residents and fema and other federal workers who were there. the governor has provided the kind of courage and commitment that is necessary to lead his people at this time. we must match the courage and strength of residents on the island with equal resolve here, that we will meet the needs of our fellow americans, and that we will keep our commitment as we always do. to rebuild, and to reconnect. to make sure that we leave no one there behind. proud that we are working with the governor. i met with him yesterday. when i first visited, i had the privilege of flying over the island.

and his boss said -- that is ike's gun. and the president said that the kid had a good eye and he should take it. on the last -- on the last day on the job, mimi eisenhower asked him to get the gun and take it out to the car. she had him drive her to nra headquarters and take the gun in and present it to the nra museums. this gun has a lot of presidential history. and it has a little bit of nra history with it too. 20 gaugen elegant shotgun. our next shotgun is a big, heavy, large shotgun. maker ofw cold as a classic revolvers in the 1880's. at the same time, they were also making double-barreled shotguns. this is one of their big hammer lists shotguns popular in 12 gauge which is still heavy. and 10 gauge which is even bigger. this one is an eight gauge which is bigger still and it is the only eight age shotgun that cold ever made and they made it for one of america's largest presidents, grover cleveland. a big, heavy, massive gun. cleveland was a large man and the only person ever to be elected for two non-sequential term

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ikely was israel's how more unlikely has been her survival? and how confounding and against her thriving.een in sickness and in health. and you turn hope into a future. israel is like a tree that has grown deep roots in the soil of your forefathers. as it grows, it reaches ever closer to the heavens. today and every day. the jewish state of israel bear witness to god's faithfulness as well as your own. it was the faith of the jewish people that gathered the scattered fragments of a people and make them whole again. the language of the bible and the landscape of the live again.ade them and it was faith that rebuild the ruins of jerusalem and made them strong again. the miracle of israel is an .nspiration the united states is proud to stand with israel and their people. [applause] vice pres. pence: and so we will pray for the peace of jerusalem. it that those who love you be secure that there be peace within your walls and security in your citadels. strive for work and that brighter future where everyone who calls this ancient land their home sh

previously, iked think what is underlying the bullishness and risk-on sentiment has more to do with thelobal liquidity than politics. central banks provide a tremendous amount of liquidity over the past year. $2.4 trillion of balance sheet expansion. we are forecasting a trillion dollars of balance sheet expansion. while politics are in the headlines, i think the headlines have to -- the undercurrent has to do with global trends. should investors worry about this potential shutdown because of the jolt we saw earlier this month, with news that china's appetite for treasuries could be fading? how forgiving will other countries be if the u.s. cannot get it together? think the headline with china losing its appetite, i don't think that was a cool incidence, that it was 24 hours before an auction, at higher yields. i think communication by central banks and governments is increasingly important. the stability of the u.s. government, i think, is without question. this shutdown in particular is not garnering concern, number one because they have been inured to the idea that there will be an ac

. >> ike leggett said he fought to keep discovery but now looks to fill the void. >> we have plans to replace that but the challenge is it won't be done overnight. >> the residents too,, say they hope the city is strong enough to absorb the hit. >> silver spring is here stay. >> so it seems like a lot of people is leaving and a sure thing that the building is closing. the discovery company says they will be keeping some people here in maryland as well as at the facility in northern virginia. still trying to work out all the details. but yeah, the for sale sign will be going up on the building in a year or a year and a half. in silver spring, brad bell, abc7 news. michelle: a close call. chilling reminder. why many school systems decide to play it safe with the school delays and the closings. the school bus hit anizesy spot and sliding off -- hit an icy spot and slid off embankment nearly. the school aide and a driver were on board and us caped unharmed. the driver told john gonzalez by the time he felt the bus sliding there was nothing he could do. seeing images like those and this sh

and there was one more mystery guest that would later show up at trump tower, ike kavaladze.ned and kind all of them. >> we invited president putin. i know he'd like to go. >> before the miss universe deal, donald trump almost never spoke of vladimir putin. it was 2013 when he seemed to develop an intense admiration for the russian strongman. >> he's put himself really as, you know, a lot of people would say, he's put himself at the forefront of the world as a leader. putin has done an amazing job of showing certain leadership that our people have not been able to match. >> he would echo those sentiments many times in the years to come. >> russia, i mean, putin has an 80% popularity in this country. he's so outsmarting the united states, and all of a sudden the people in russia like him. run by a very smart cookie, much smarter, much more cunning than our president. >> this was also when trump first began giving conflicting accounts about knowing putin. >> do you have a relationship with vladimir putin, a conversational relationship? >> i do have a relationship. >> what exact

. >> they were playing of course i yen ike say one was app apparently able toybl hang hum a hockey stick and reach and helped pull him sglout fortunately high ice. it's an important reminder. in vir prince will yunt copyy d.c.. after this dog was ces cued tuesday afternoon it wandered on to ice quoting lake mt. clair fell through 25. >> fire and ems were conducting rescue training on can costia river. >> don't put yourselves in danger. >> if some it goods montgomery county crews also performing rescue advertising. >> hold myselves up in the high school will probably make before sglood one of his natural bodies of signature enter in warten does that sound like a nicetown? >> we found ducks and geese that keep water on ep at night and freezes up a little bit. one area may be plenty sick to have peach skating, >> montgomery country team wanted us to put out the word about a certain situation in boydz maryland and they were to, two rescue an west old baltimore road. there's as i stretch where water crosses the roadway. it's now turned to ice. they had to recuse one person tonight and two --

the american ike logical factor calls itself efficacy.chers say it takes 21 days to become a habit and pace yourself and treat resolutions like a marathon not a sprint. another tip from the experts, strategize. coming up with a concrete plan is more likely to succeed without a vague plan of measurable goals. we want to know what your new year's resolutions are this year. we found a couple of people offering lofty goals and others trying to get through day by day. >> i want to start my own business and go to more restaurants and that's pretty much it. >> get more sleep this year. and probably to be more consistent. that's my goal for the year to be consistent. >> i want to stay positive and prosperous than the previous year. >> if you would like to sthair e your new year's resolution, go to our facebook page. cecily tynan's resolution, she's getting off the couch to get some exercise. >> exactly. i ran today, five layers on. everything covered up. if you layer up, you can get out there. >> it's chilly and getting colder. let's go to where

and happy 107th birthday to -- i like his name -- ike newcomer. >> not anymore. >> ike loves to travelher. how about sunday? >> that was expertly done. my guest is taraji p. henson. >> wow. >> cookie, "hidden figures" and a cool movie she stars in and produces. >> we have a lot coming time right now, 8:56 on this friday january 12th, 2018. let's get a look at your commute with melissa mollet and your >> good morning. taking look at the red line. we're singing tracking between grovne medical center. a track problem outside of the delays are running to rememb here, crystal rock police investigation. there sounds like minor injuri beltwa okay. >>right. thank you. we'll get a check on your still off to the rainy start. more rain around st. mary's, pretty heavy at times. this is also one area where we temper we're in the mid it's going to stay mild and we get colder. temper dropping saturday aaron? thank you,course, can get the [ applause ] >>> good morning, everyone. good morning. i am megyn kelly. we begin, today, with weight in america. close to 40% of americans are obese. they need supp

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is there ike reese and johnny marks. coming up later in the show, guys, nick foles came to tears today at the podium, why was starting quarterback crying. we will tell you all about that. now back to jessica. >> reporter: all right, thanks very much. getting there on radio, tv simultaneously all crossing together beauty of communications world all coming together. i will tell you minneapolis buzz is growing day by day so i got here yesterday, people of course, talking bit, excited to day a few more people, more crowded, a few more road closed we are building anticipation and another place where a lot of fans are heading is over to the super bowl experience. this is where they get to participate in all kinds of fun stuff. pat gallen is there at the minneapolis convention center, pat what did you find. >> reporter: i found this warmer inside here then yesterday at nicolet mall. i'm happy to be inside. is there so much happening throughout super bowl week. it is better to be in here. thousands of people have showed up to da

he will be >>> the lead singer of the ik b died. london for a recording session. cranberrieshealth issues last to cancel a tour of europe and north revealed she had been diagnosedh bilar disorder. >> cvs is making a change how you shop for beautyproducts. it will inform if advertisements werethe new policy will take ef by 2020. >> kate joins us iag some more precip is on t snow. >> we are dead in the middle of winter. it's not of december when everybody is decorating. this is as bad as it lly. this is the coldest part of the year in philadelphia, this week. the good news is once we get through we start climbing back towards springtime temperatures. but we ares a t also some light snow over the next couple of days. the good news is we do have a bit of a as we move toward the 7-day. but let's start off with the ne outside, it's not as cold as last night, it is chilly but seaso s coldest part of the year. it's just a little cold with in overnight. here comes our next system andv well-organized system. usually when we talk about a clipper welob of snow that moves quic

>> well, ike was. you didn't have to agree with his politics. he was a man who won the war in europe against hitler and he came into office as a figure of respect. and even admiration. and we looked up to him. and of course jack kennedy had that for a while and reagan had it certainly. reagan was a moral leader. you thought. so. >> looking on the bright side, as i am disinclined to do, one of the good things trump is going to do is puncture the balloon of the president that has grown so grotesquely swollen so, encrusted with nonarticle 2 functions to represent our inner lives, to be our moral tutor. nonsense. >> danish prime ministers, boring presidents who don't have any charisma. they don't represent us. they're just caretaker governments. kwo we're going to have people lower than gerry ford, just people who are okay. do you want that? >> wouldn't you look around, wouldn't you settle for okay right? you've got a nonboring president. wouldn't boring be good? >> okay. let's go to the moral issue. he has failed as this as he fails to represent wh

clarinet player he's performed everywhere from amsterdam's concepts about to the berlin phenomenon ik. it's klezmer music that holds a special place in his heart and helps make mistah. use rhythm a bit differently and he plays a much larger role that ends up helping you with classical works. this modesty belies all of these many talents he travels between the different worlds of music without losing any of his technical perfection or emotional force. skill grew up in to begin university town in southwestern germany. he took up the clarinet when he was ten this teacher worked almost entirely in the classical tradition master loves the scene announced that he would play nothing but klezmer music. as a teenager he took part in a workshop in this church held by the class marking glorified when he was so taken by the young musician that he dubbed him the next viola. whenever i improvise klezmer is my source i can never really turn it off i could never do a major improvisation it automatically comes from that other repertoire. one . you know lost his hand the underlying affinity of mozart a

the cost of -- the coastal spine, the ike dike, is $12 billion. that's a huge sum. but after hurricane katrina, i believe, the feds provided about $18 billion in mitigation strategies. this is 12. and we know the storms will come. those are mitigation projects we know if we put in place, you build the city that is stronger, more resilient, and then we won't be knocking on the door of fema and congress, saying, give us more money -- give us money. if you -- if we are provided only enough money to put us back where we were prior to hurricane harvey, then what i have said is that the feds, fema and others, you're only providing us funding for failure. because storms will come if you don't put in mitigation, it's funding for failure. so, for example, there's a multidevelopment project on the bayou. it caters to low income tenants. it flooded in '15. the went to hud and got money to rebuild. it flooded in '16. they went to hud and got money, it was re built. flooded in 717. they prepared to go to hud and at mayor i slowed that down to permitting process, and said, this m

ike kaveladze.rump wined and dined all of them but he was after a bigger well, we've invited president. putin. i know he'd like to go. >> before the miss universe deal, donald trump almost never spoke of vladimir putin. it was 2013 when he seemed to address an intense admiration for the russian strong man. >> he's put himself -- a lot of people would say he's put himself at the forefront of the world as a leader. he's done an amazing job of showing certain leadership our people have not been able to match. >> he would echo those sentiments for years to come. >> putin has an 80% popularity in this country. he's so outsmarting the united states that all of a sudden the people in russia like him. run but a very smart cookie, much smarter than our president. >> this was when trump began giving conflicting reports about knowing putin. >> do you have a relationship? >> do i have a relationship. >> what exactly is your relationship with vladimir put snn. >> i have no relationship with put s putin. >> he wo

anybody remember what ike thinks that they do, how they survive? >> they drink the blood of blond people, basically. >> right. they drink blood. they don't just drink blood. they drink blood of blond-eyed -- blue-eyed, blond haired children, of these arian children. so again, they are this specific racial threat. and containing these kind of deep elements of anti-semitic blood libel myths as well. sergio? >> i was going to ask, is there a -- i don't know if it's a conspiracy theory, but a theory on since they're described as draconians feeding on arian like children, would it also be that they're feeding on pladian children? >> well, now we're getting into the deep weeds. depending on who you ask, the pladians and draconians may be working together in conjunction with the secret rulers of the state. on the other hand, they may be engaged in a secret millennial long war. on the other hand, we may be the descendants of the pladians. on the other hand, the reptilians may have traveled back in time to create us to create a food source for themselves, w

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i watched presidents since i was born practically, since ike. and i never heard a president who seems to be so reactive. he cares what anybody says. he is the opposite of say ike who said the hell with that guy. >> exactly. he is super sensitive to any sort of criticism. and that's the way he is. i got to say, though, that i have spoken with people who've known him for many, many years who think he's different now whom. think he has -- that something isn't quite the same. that he he's more sensitive, th he's got more of a hair trigger, that he is less able to digest and sort of process complicated information than he was before. now i have spoken with people who have said that. and i haven't known him for 40 years. so i can't evaluate that that's out there too. >> the pressure of having so many people dislike what he is doing. he has done things that make himself very unpopular. anyeyes, could say it's not the first time a president's mental fitness has been questioned. in fact, back in 2014, not a million years ago, donald trump tweeted i'm sta

thanks, ike. >> thank you. >> the retail industry grappling with its future. that's why technology is front and center at the retail federation's bit conference in new york courtney reagan is there with more >> reporter: the national retail federation's annual big show is like a ces for retail technology this year it's all about robots and a.i. that powers them. i'm standing here in locko lock customer robotics. they save packing time, now to mention saving miles and miles for human colleagues every day, but you should also probably meet pepper. this is a japanese robot s.a.p. uses it for the software so that it becomes an in-store stanlt it's currently being used in germany at a wine retailer, if you're a shopper, you can give pepper your preferences and it will help you pick out the perfect wine how about starship technologies. this is being used by post mates and door dash in washington, d.c. and silicon valley for orders within a two-mile radius. it stays locket under it gets to its final point. albert is a marketing platform being used by a number of reta

and hap birthday to -- i like his name -- ike newcomer. >> not anymore. >> ike loves to travel.g about the weather. how about sunday? >> that was expertly done. my guest is taraji p. henson. >> wow. >> cookie, "hidden figures" and a cool movie she stars in and produces. >> we have a lot coming up. starts now.eekend >>> good friday morning. i'm we have issued a first alert for rain that could cause flooding. >> it's also giving us fog. thick fog in cape may. wilmington also has dense fog. both locations, quarter-mile visibility. the fog, part of the issue. the temperatures warming into the 60s right now. we'll be climbing into the upper 50s this afternoon. northeast philadelphia airport at 65degrees. the rain is coming down. you can see the moderate showers now in the lehigh valley line of showers lining up to the south. peri of heavy rain could lead to localized flooding. >>> let's check in with jessica boyington now. >> the 30 bypass eastbound side seeing major delays because of a crash that's taking out part of the left lane. right near route 322, pretty big delays. traffic is

all our wor ik is subject to review, within certain restraints. we will not reject or justify review. our work requires constant improvement and adjustment, but it must always be founded on integrity and the law. nothing is more important. that is our goal. thank you for letting me be with you. thank you for those of you who work with this united states attorney's office. thank this united states attorney's office for your fabulous service to america. you have one of the best offices in america, no doubt. congratulations on that. and thank you all and let's work together. god bless. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> sir, did the president ordered the firing of robert mueller? announcer: sarah faris is a reporter for politico. the status on capitol hill of the immigration and daca talks? >> next week is supposed to be the opening salvo of the white house's immigration bid. some

that's what i -- you know, that's most leek ikely a wolf sr and -- >> come on. >> it's a spider withh, yeah, that's a ton of babies. but watch what happens. they start messing with her. >> no! >> oh! >> that's so nasty. >> i hate that. every time. >> okay. we're done here. >> i'm going to have a fricking million of those things sitting around the house. >> you've got to deal with all those little spiders running around. >> that's gross. >> cameron and austin from the youtube channel, they've gone to a pole fitness gym. >> do you want to dance on it? >> let's try that. >> and they are going to try their luck at seducing them. >> it's a lot of fun. it's hard. >> are you speaking from experience? >> yes. i've done it several times. >> did you guys bring your short shorts? >> spandex. >> oh, my goodness. >> you've got to warn us before you drop that on us. men sexualize it. it's just fun. it's fitness. ain't no dollar bill for this jill. >> please on the eying on the e. >> we've got to get warmed up. >> all the way toward me. >> oh, gosh. >> this is where they realize that it is about fi

no doubt we love this community and we want to say in this community, whatever that presence is, and ike and the team bent over backyards wards. m is business friendly. montgomery county is business friendly. last summer discovery purchased scripts which owns the food network. once that deal go es through the company says employees will have a better idea of where their jobs will be located. dlg tonight the defenses devastation out west following the massive mudslides in california. also ahead, the new tud did i that says parents of newborns are taking unnecessary risks with their infants. plus a man trying to kill a spider ending upsetting how it quickly spiraled out of control. coming up tonight on the final five, north korea and south korea are at the table for face to face talks for the first time in two years. what does this mean for the us? jim lokay is diving deep into the tensions tonight on the final five. come in now for the new year savings event at havertys furniture. save up to one thousand dollars in bonus discounts. plus, you