i pick up a "pennysaver" at the lax, and a guy had a '55 buick for $350.o that was like 75% percent of my income at that point. i dated my wife in that car, we met in that car, went to my first "tonight show" in that car, just had our 37th anniversary in that car, so i've still got it. >> it's a special car. >> it is a very special car. you know jay is the ultimate car guy. in case you're wondering what fs his very first car. >> i'm picturing a ford pickup truck. >> you knew. it was a ford pickup truck he got when he was 14. he practiced for three years in the driveway. >>> up next, we are in a good place with kristen bell and ted donson. >>> plus, ever stars eat to look like this? 3 mariah, kim, oprah and more tell us what's on the menu. >> i love comfort food. >> me too! >>> hugh grant talked to "e.t." about dishing his charming to my knowledge play the bad guy ♪harry's meeting clients...♪ ♪...from far away. but they only see his wrinkles.♪ things over.♪ ♪if only harry used some... ♪...bounce, to dry. ♪yeah! ♪he would be a less wrinkly, and winning at li

i pi up a "pennysaver" at the lax, and a guy had a '55 buick for $350. so that was like 75% percent of my income at that point. i dated my wife in that car, we met in that car, went to my first "tonht show" in that car, just d our 37th anniversary in that car, so i've still got it. >> it's a special car. >> it is a very special car. you know jay is the ultimate car guy. in case you're wondering what fs his very first car. >> i'm picturing a ford pickup truck. >> you knew. it was a ford pickup truck he got when he was 14. he practiced for three years in the dr. we are in a good place with kristen bell and ted donson. >>> plus, ever wonder what the stars eat t look like this? 3 mariah, kim, oprah and more tell us what's on the menu. >> i love comfort food. >> me too! mac and cheese. and i like this organic mac and cheese. is that my mac and cheese? is that my belt? is that my perfume? is that my choker? is that my choker? are those my bangs from three years ago? is that my earring in your nose? (huffing) winning tastes so good. you'll like them both but lo

and nobody has benefited more from the lax laws on slander than donald trump. says ted cruz's father was involved in the assassination of jfk. howie: you can't publish statements with malice. marie: donald trump has told a record number of falsehoods going back to the barack obama birther stuff which many people saw as the way he got into politics. when he doesn't like legal stories he threatens legal action. i think he's just trolling the media. howie: he sued an author from the "new york times" saying he wasn't worth as much money as he claimed. he sued a "chicago tribune" critic for saying trump tower was ugly. susan: this is just the way he engages with the press. he he's in an adversarial relationship with the media. but he also needs the media, which explains wolff the author into the white house. howie: is the media openly promoting oprah, the television icon for president. a story about an alleged payment before the election generates a spate of strong denials. running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like i

was the first splurge car you bought this >> i came to los angeles, i pick up the penny saver at the laxand the guy a '55 buick for $350. i had $500. that was almost 75% of my income at that point. i dated my wife in that car, we met in that car, went to my first "tonight" show in that car. had our 37th wedding anniversary in that car. >> you know jay is the ultimate car guy. in case you're wondering what his first car was, a ford pickup truck when he was 14 years old. he said he practiced for three years driving up and down his driveway. >>> here's a lady not slowing down one bit. betty white turned 96 this week. so what is her golden staying young? >> i love a cocktail. peanut butter and jelly. >> we knew she has secrets to the fountain of month. >> the hardest job i have is saying no to a gig. if you ask me, i'll do it. you . >> oh, yes. >> i'm not saying that to be nice, i'm serious. >> she's outlived all of her "golden girls" co-stars. she was actually the oldest of the ladies. >> it's just going to be the betty white show. >> she lost her husband to cancer almost 37 years ago. and

guess what else well they can find private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us the robo. laxness you guys you got to be right on the going to go buy been this is a stick with them out. for you and i'm going to lift bill broader locals are ready to stand up for the basic human rights of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than war it's about the hurt and the redistribution of all it was to this. date downwards the one nor will. i. in an unprecedented move the pentagon has banned the us watchdog which oversees the situation in afghanistan from publishing information on who controls what on the ground that of a string of deadly terror attacks in the country. the message that u.s. officials were given by angry palestinian protesters stormed their meeting as tensions over troops jerusalem recognition showed no sign of calming. new sanctions against russia on the table after the u.s. released the sweeping list of russian politicians and business figures on a so-called kremlin list mira's rich the list of russians and it matches exactly the kremlin zone list of

so here is the scene at lax last night. the outage meant international travelers were stranded in long lines while agents used backup procedures to process their passports. >> 30 minutes backed up. >> were people being polite. >> no. >> so, yeah, there were quite a few people honking and stuff so you've got to honk back just to make it through. >> honking? try to figure out how happens in a line. anyway, travelers at sfo were also affected. the outage lasted about -- from about 4:30 to 6:30 our time. the effects lasted a lot longer. an agency spokeswoman said that the outage did not appear to be malicious in nature. >>> commercial aviation reached an unimaginable and extraordinary milestone in 2017. it was the safest year in the history of modern jet aircraft. not a single air passenger fatality because of a crash anywhere in the world. the report excluded crashes of military, cargo and intentional acts. >>> 2018 expected to be a tough year for retailers with a slue of store closings expected. business insider reported that

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the republican leadership also accuses democrats of blocking chip when he knows that every democrat here supports funding chip. it is four months lax. who did that? the republican majority. the democratic majority would never have let chip expire. now the republicans want to pretend they are advocates of chip. they are using the 10 million kids on chip and holding them as hostage for the 800,000 kids or dreamers. in think kids against an -- nocent kids against innocent kids. that is no way to operate in this country. a party that controls the house, senate and presidency would rather point fingers in blame th an roll up their sleeves and govern. our parties are very close on the deals we are debating for months now, but the president must take yes for an answer. until then, it is a shutdown. he said he has a love for dreamers, let him show it. he said he wants a wall and border security, we have given an offer to do both those things. we strongly believe in border security and have fully supported the president's offer on budget proposal for border security this year. this is the trunk shut down. only president trump can end it. tr

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the country is known to be lax on building standards. but with no rest for the weary the exchange managed to resume trading in time for the afternoon session. palestinian president mahmoud abbas says israel is to blame for allegedly jeopardizing the landmark offload peace accord the agreement was signed in one thousand nine hundred three at a ceremony with u.s. president bill clinton his hock rabin and yasser arafat in ramadan sunday abbas rejected the u.s. as a mediator but he shied away from completely abandoning a two state solution. abbas also had harsh words for u.s. president donald trump who said he would achieve the peace deal of the century between israel and the palestinians have a listen were. we said no to trump others no we will not accept his project. told him the deal of the century is the slap of the century and we will retaliate. for. well meanwhile russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has also lashed out at the u.s. accusing washington of issuing ultimatums and ignoring the views of other world leaders lover of made t

new york city life very difficult for millions of people. >> freezing much of the northeast and great lax temperature records threatening to be broken because of this weather. there's a wind chill advisory as well. advisory in effect for much of the northeast region especially talking about wind chills of-9 in pittsburg-2 in new york-10 in boston during the day an saturday. in new england the wind chill actually expected to hit-25 to-40. the type of temperatures can cause frost bite in 10 minutes. could be-4 in boston history beating out-2 in 1896. boston about to have 13 straight days of under 32-degree weather, the fourth longest streak in boston history. also travel chaos at /skwraáfbg airport in new york city. passengers complaining they've been stuck on the tarmac in airplanes without food or water for 5-20 hours. we've spoken to passengers at dulles airport. >> i want my luggage, want to know how to get to jfk. >> the airline definitely did not do what it's supposed to do. >>> take a look at video from mount washington, man blowing bubbles freezing in the air. mount washington new h

the country is known to be lax on building standards. but with no rest for the weary the exchange managed to resume trading in time for the afternoon session. for the detroit motor show opened its doors today and it seems like a blast from the past bigger is better power is cool and those e cars well they seem boring the spotlight this year is on huge pickups and s.u.v.s germany's top brands drew on star power to let their cars shock. to the new. the end beilein of the new mercedes s.u.v. . i. don't think c.e.o.'s needed such invited famous actor and former california state governor arnold schwarzenegger to the presentation of the new g. class up front at c.v. . with so many carmakers buying for attention against the paper can turn. us try makers are also sent casing large vehicles like ford which present a new pickup trucks and wreck it as see these are generating fat profits for american manufacturers spurred by low gasoline prices american consumers are snapping them up for it may have to promise to invest eleven billion dollars in ele

officials were quick to rule out terrorism the culprit appears to be substandard construction the country is known to be lax on building standards. but with no rest for the weary the exchange managed to resume trading in time for the afternoon session. here in germany these social democrat leader martin schultz has started a big push to persuade his party members to support coalition talks with german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives shuls has started a tour of his party's regional branches after marathon talks last week it's all party leaders agree to start coalition discussions on sunday social democrat delegates will vote on whether it will officially back that decision many oppose another grand coalition as it's called and they want more concessions from conservatives. what do the young members of the s.p.d. want to talk about that now i'm joined by on a closer she is chair of the young socialist within the s.p.d. party here in berlin it's good to have you on this show give me your take on where things are right now do you think that martin schultz is going to be able to convince the party the g

celebration has just started to mock the south side of those three officers spring at the scene for some people here out of lax a great. change right now in the district to show others to the streets this morning saying that the spine and screw that was introduced in january first and that is requiring really tough measures and also it's resulting in the price hike people are against that they're protesting against that sense with the mixed crowd to say so and also when you look at the protests. to be made by a unified opposition leader behind it to make sure that the stench maybe creases that to make sure the something changes it's real mixed mixed crowd here today some celebrating others staying away completely and once again others go into the streets because they're frustrated that the government now funny all not economic point the chinese in government has announced that it plans to increase aid for the country's poor we're talking increased welfare payments going to two hundred fifty thousand families is that enough for the protesters. first of all down quite a few conflicting numbers to call many peopl

as the tragedies of that day become a more distant memory, we cannot grow lax and deny our defense and intelligence communities the tools and resources they require to prevent future attacks. i look forward to renewing the bipartisan consensus on this issue and voting to reauthorize this important provision very soon. now, on another matter, as we all know, congress has until friday to reach an agreement that ensures continued funding for the federal government. by now it is clear that we are not yet ready to move ahead with a major agreement on long-term funding for our armed forces, nor on our immigration policy. serious bipartisan talks are under way on these issues and other key priorities. compromise solutions are not out of reach. but for now, congress needs to keep the government running. there's no cause whatsoever for manufacturing crisis and hoping up funding for the vital services of the federal government. s what' more, the near-term solution that congress must pass this week will not only provide -- will not only provide uninterrupted government funding, it will also conta

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the wind reese laxing and we'll go to the weather center and talk about radiational cooling, basically tonight we have a clear sky and light wind. and that will allow the temperatures to drop. it goes straight up into space and during the day the radiation is taken in by the buildings and concrete and trees and vegetation and at night all the heat, i use that lightly for today, generated at the surface escaped up into the atmosphere known as radiational cooling and with the temperatures here we go below freezing at 7:00 this evening in the city of philadelphia and then drop into the 20s into the early morning hours tomorrow. and with the lack of wind the only good thing is we won't talk about windchills tomorrow morning. look at the crystal clear sky you need that to throw the radiation back into the atmosphere at night at philadelphia international airport live on sky 6 no weather woes here this afternoon. with that sunshine out. you probably notice that the sunsets are getting later and the days, the daylight hours are getting longer today it sets at 5:12, a month from now february 1

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celebrations just start to mark the south side of the story the story spring at the same time for some people here out to lax a great. day january truck that was in the district to be sure others took to the streets this morning saying that the spine and so it was introduced in january first and that is requiring really tough measures and also it's resulting in the price hike people are against that they're protesting against that since we got mixed crowd to say so and also when you look at the protesters. made by a unified opposition leader behind it to make sure that the stench may be resistant to make sure the something changes it's real mixed mixed crowd here today some celebrating others staying awake on the t.v. and once again others point to the street because they're frustrated that the government now funny all not economic point but you news in government has announced that it plans to increase aid for the come. paul we're talking increased welfare payments going to two hundred fifty thousand families is that enough for the protest is. possible down quite a few conflict in numbers how many people ar

this delivery truck crashed into a hotel restaurant near lax this evenin among the people hurt, a no word on how this happened. >> people across the nation are watch it closely. the sky lit up over detroit. people in the area got on social the received so many so was it? at thi we are not sure. we are waiting for official confir >>> a violent crime ring busted custod plus five juveniles. they are responsible for a carjac nbc bay area joins us with detail ian? >> rep police say the since the group was arrested san jo police say seven adults they used an ar 15 assault gunpoi anothe time three of them are robbin him and beating him over the head with a brick. >> they were just minding their >> they executed a search police recovered guns and cash proper a gang that was different than others >> they don't claim the they are not dealing wit >> people who lived near the >> they have the ke members in report live in san jose, nbc >> thank you, ian. power over the police as the cons. the auditor demanding more power to investigate more incidents foodag the police chief said his >> here in sa

. >> the security is so lax at "the tonight show" that the heckler was allowed to run on stage? for questioning. >> disastrous. >> jimmy: just a disaster. well, best of luck to him. >> anyway. >> jimmy: anyway, he went on to write a number one song. in the future. [ light laughter ] hey, man. i love you. everything great? the family's good. everyone good? >> wait, that was in the future? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, this is in the future. >> no that -- oh, this is now. >> jimmy: i'm just saying -- yeah. [ laughter ] >> right? >> jimmy: any message for people in the past? [ laughter ] do you have any message for anyone living in the past? it's gonna be good, man. >> just, make sure you get out there and vote. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] oh, my gosh. >> right? >> jimmy: that's how you do it! >> right? >> jimmy: that's how you do it, buddy. i saw you in a -- at the australian open. >> yes, last week. >> jimmy: yeah, you were there. >> i was down in melbourne, australia. to go watch the tennis match. the australian open. it's one of the grand slams. >> jimmy: yeah, totally

the speech. abc's mary ellis parks tell us how he fared. >> reporter: president trump has been known to flay footsie with falsehoods and be lax with the facts from time to time but during the his state of the union address he mostly stuck to his strident prudent talking points. the one big exception, immigration where the president painted a grim picture exaggerated what we know to be true and made some dubious claims. >> under the current broken system, a sickle immigrant can bring in virtually unlimited numbers of distant relatives. >> reporter: in fact, today's citizens and green card holders can only petition for immediate family members, not an unlimited number. and there was this -- >> in recent weeks two terrorist attacks in new york were made possible by the visa lottery and chain migration. in the age of terrorism, these programs present risks. we can just no longer afford. >> reporter: that was mostly spin. the two men involved in those attacks did come to the country legally through those programs but seem to have been radicalized here in the u.s. years after they arrived. he said the tax cut was the largest in american history.

as we head towards about mid afternoon, the snow should be winding down and the winds will begin to lax a little bit from where they were this morning. but my goodness, an interesting morning it was. in ocean city, meteorologist melissa nord, wusa 9news. >> interesting to say the least. in addition to the state of emergency declaration on maryland's eastern shore, wind restrictions were put in place today on the chesapeake bay brid restricting ships from entering the port of baltimore. one place where the snow started coming down before midnight is southern maryland. hillary lane is working that end of the story. >> the main issue this wind that keeps whipping you in the face and it is absolutely freezing. we are here with jedd we first met him at 4:00 a.m. you've been up since 10:00 p.m. plowing all morning. how are you holding up? >> i'm holding up fine. the adrenaline kicks in and you don't get tired. >> you were telling me you do landscaping in the summer and this is your lively hood in the winter. when there's a storm are you happy about it? >> sure. we are having fun out here. >>

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and secession would make the already lax enforcement even worse because, quote, "after the separation, fugitive slaves now only partially surrendered will not be surrendered at all." 10 weeks later, lincoln called his cabinet to a special session where he approved general butler's decision not to return fugitive slaves to their owner from the ground that virginia had seceded from the union and the federal government was no longer under any obligation to return escaped slaves. behind that decision lay a long and complicated history of untold numbers of enslaved people who took advantage of wars to escape from bondage of 75 years of political conflict over fugitive slaves, of free black communities that harbored them, of abolitionists who publicized the stories the fugitives had to tell, of northern legislatures that passed personal liberty laws and anti-slavery politicians who voted against the fugitive slave act. a generation of young men who enlisted in the union army and marched into the south in spring and summer of 1861 had come of age reading about slaves who packed themselves in

the country is known to be lax on building standards. with no rest for the weary, the exchange managed to resume trading in time for the afternoon session. brent: time for business now. javier is here. we talk about saving money, austerity, and greece again. javier: we have heard that before. it is a topic that is a problem for many people in the country. a small majority in the great parliament has approved a new package of spending cuts. passage of the bill means greece will continue to receive international bailout money throughout the summer. as in the controversial bills included limits on union right to strike as well as a more efficient property foreclosure process. more than 10,000 people demonstrated against the bill before the parliament building. greece since 2010 has needed bailout money to avoid defaulting on its loans. it says it will stand on its own starting in september. some corporate news now. could this be the end of the largest commercial airplane in the sky? european giant airbus says it might and production of the a

like company guests elsewhere though they invite private companies to take over the utilities anybody tell us that opus. laxness you guys you got to be a violin the going to go by been this is us to quote them out. of more use than build the lift hill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than war it's about to hurt and the redistribution of our west works on their date downwards we want our. money lead. the b.b.c.'s coverage of rex it is questioned in the u.k. as house of lords after several studies accuse the broadcaster of bias. donald trump is caught on our hearts mike saying he will definitely release the contents of a controversial classified memo allegedly detailing abusive surveillance powers by the f.b.i. . released. to pharmacy chains in the german city of frankfurt have been labeled racist with their centuries old name thieves offensive to african migrants we gauge reaction from locals. to simply historic term in the pharmacy doesn't for sure doesn't use it to be to be offensive we shouldn't change our tradit

passengers traveling to london played the role of guinea pigs at lax. te-of-the-art bio metric facial recognition system, which uses your face as your boarding pass. the process is pretty simple, just walk up, look into a camera. the technology uses photos, they already have on file for people, usually passports, and every single photo is encrypted. each face has it own unique number. >> every face is different. so from a bio metric match we look at point to point on your face, and no two are identical world-wide. you can't spoof the system with a mask or a photo or anything like that, this is 100% secure. >> the pilot program is a collaboration between lax, customs boarders, and protection, and british airways. >> caught on camera, out of florida, an off-duty trooper makes a life saving move. video just released from november shows an officer rescuing unconscious woman from burning car in north miami. the trooper arrives to a car that's already on fire, after a crash. the trooper pulls the woman from the car, while his colleague uses cents a fire exting

the world. >> kids: ♪ safelite repair safelite rep onstipation, my doctor recommended i switch to miralax. stimulant laxativesy stimulate the nerv miralax is different. it works with the water in your body. unblocking your system naturally. save up to $5 on miralax. see sunday's paper. >>> back now with our index and the search for a missing college student. a university of pennsylvania sophomore, you see him there, disappearing during christmas break back at home in southern california. blaze bernstein last seen in a wilderness area tuesday night with a high school friend. volunteer search teams finding nothing so far. the 19-year-old's his son was in good spirits and recently elected to a managing editor editor at a student run magazine at crew members missing after a tanker crashed off the coast of china. that ship on its way to south korea when the collision happened. at least 30 iranians still unaccounted for. rescue efforts hampered by weather conditions. >>> the largest automotive recall in u.s. history expanding even further tonight. takata recalling an additional 3.3 million faulty air bag inflators.

the me too movement 110%. >>> moving on you can now board some british airways flights with just a look. no paper boarding passes are needed. at lax it's all about biometrics. we have the story. >> reporter: paperless boarding and seamless traveling it's how international british airways passengers will get on their flights. these machines are self service biometric boarding gates. using facial technology passengers can get on board four at time without using a boarding ticket. >> we know this technology is an innovation that will make your airport better, the passenger journey easier, and our boarders safer. >> reporter: right now you will find these in other countries and airports for domestic flights. but british airways is the first airline to use this for international travel. the biometric recognition facial technology can recognize your face through passport, visa, or government id photos already in the system. to get through you simply stand on the mat, and a gate opens if you are approved. what did you think of it? >> okay. looks good. >> it's great. very easy. convenient, yeah. much faster than the usual boarding process

the u.s. people flying into lax say they had to wait around 40 minutes to get through with their passports. there were similar stories elsewhere including video of a long line in miami. the trouble lasted for a couple of hours until about 6:30 this evening pacific time. officials at sfo say they have what they are calling intermitten outages with the custom and passport system. but at the time, there were just a few national travelers, no major delays. >>> 50 years ago this month, johnny cash walked into folsom prison to perform for the inmates. >> certainly no accident. the first song he made made jonny and the prison famous. we got to go inside folsom for a look back and to see how california's second oldest prison used their place in state history. >> reporter: january 13, 1968. they wore blue, he wore black. >> hello, i'm johnny cash. >> reporter: then unleashed his fictional firsthand account on bars. which ever fused johnny cash into the prison lord. ♪ i shot a man in reno just to watch him die. ♪ >> reporter: that live reporting of his prison blues shot to number one for the country m