in washington, michael bert, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> time now for your traffic and weathere's katie with the weather watcher. >> good morning, ukee, happy monday everybody chilly start to the week, a loft kids are headed back to school, perhaps you're headed back to work after nice long holiday vacation, welcome back, and welcome back to winter, little rude awakening really. we start things off by checking in with dean a.m. ran son, just the last six minute, do have relatively mod owes breeze generally clear sky where they are in philly with the win chill value lard less of the light breezes already at 35 degrees. so the cold is on the way. and certainly it will be reinforced as the week goes on. let's go next to john jenkins sent in 37 degrees from perkasie, nothing more than couple of clouds, and as we take to you just one more, we go further off to the south here heading west of the delaware state line, fran, sending in 38 degrees, he's got some blustery conditions out there the wind speeds out of the west right now at 13 miles per hour. it is definitely feeling awfully

poly i didn't. >> inspector bert for those of you who were not here the packet is thicker paul and i with trying to give us a better understanding of some of the progresses we use and some of the paperwork we use to inspect the clubs and issues certifications each week anything or anything property owner to the weekend shifts we're going to try to include some additional information in those packet and we've been upgrading old sfpd permits and reissuing the permit so you can see on my notes there's a lot of that going on last weekend after my next inspection i'll bring you the sheet and a we use to sign off there was one this weekend that was completed i'll try to bring one at our next weekend the second page has our general inspection report meantime we had an inspectors the third page is the update sheet for the permanent updates i've included a notice of violation i wrote this past weekend one at port house they were in violation of they're 10:00 p.m. l o p cut off time one at the house they had 3 separate violations good neighbor violation of the door on the decimal limited on th

the board says, die bert did no work on the philadelphia licensing issue. but in the wake of live hotel and casino in south philly, the group mark stewart represents winning philly's second cass soon know license opponents want to know more. sugar house casino filed petition for review with the pennsylvania supreme court in an attempt to stop the new casino. on page 45 of the long document, sugar house cites the fox 29 report questions if there was in effect on the award and hassling to our story. sugar house attorneys declined comment. the gaming boards code of ethics state board members and employees conduct themselves at all times in a manner that promotes public confidence. spokesperson friday declined comment. >> the real question is, did she engage in any kind of activity as an employee that influenced in any way the selection of the licensee for the second casino. >> reporter: ellen kaplan and you see there was the former head -- interim head of the committee of 70. attorney mark stewart i was not available for comment. the offices of the attorney ge

you can take something to make it bert do things to make it better. on the other hand, people who object to using medications or who have had -- i mean, they don't work for everybody, and they certainly a lot of them have side effects. in the best of all worlds somebody takes a medicine, they feel better and they have no side effects and that's a good day. sort of in the median they feel better and they have side effects and have to decide which is worse. on the worst enthey have adverse effects and don't get better. that's awful when that happens. so critics of psychiatry like to say you don't know what the chemical imbalance us, you sold us a lousy deal of goods here. you lied by saying there's a chemical imbalance when you can't point to it. i don't actually use that term very much. >> host: dr. miller, u.s. presidents, have they suffered from mental illness? >> guest: do you read my blog? so that's a funny question to ask. so there are historians who have gone. >> looked at the behavior of u.s. presidents and they have come up with something like

clark eldridge and lacey murrow became concerned about how much this bridge might move, they hired bertquharson to conduct some studies. >> as part of his study, dr. farquharson sets up film cameras a few weeks after the bridge opens to capture its movements. several weeks later, the same cameras capture the drama of the bridge's final movements as they unfold. >> the phenomenal thing is we're watching steel and concrete half a mile long twisting 20 times a minute. as the twisting increased, light poles began to dance not only back and forth, but to snap off. the suspender cables that went from the bridge deck to the main suspension cable itself began to snap. >> and then the unimaginable happens. the massive steel structure bends, whips, and contorts so violently that it collapses into the rushing water below. both make it off the bridge alive, but not tubby. he's still in the backseat when the structure gives way. the bridge failure makes news all across the world. >> the tacoma narrows bridge dedicated in 1940 was the pride of the northwest. four months after it was opened those wind

my name is bert, i'm executive director for the group justice at stake. i'm glad if brendon finished where he did because if you came here and you heard that this is a problem with money affecting public policy and presidential races and senate races but at least our courts are safe. an explosion in money and judicial elections is pressuring is at stake. what we call the new politics of judicial elections has become a grave and growing threat to justice in america. our state courts handle this and because they are now being transformed presses judges to be accountable to big money politics instead of the constitution. last year an elected supreme court justice that she frequently writes her opinions in the morning. until very recently our elected judges haven't had to raise huge war chests or cater to interest groups or respond to hard ball attacks but in recent years, judicial elections have become a play ground for big money and hard ball politics. in this document from 2000 to 2009, the amount of money going into state elections more than doubled. more

we have a team of ph.d.s and cfa's led by bert.e has been advocating for index funds and investing for over 40 years. they put together the right portfolios. software is used to make sure that your account is personally taken care of on a dale basis. we ethese young people following bert ace at ad vice. can you keeps costs low and be smart about taxes. >> still want to talk to a human being. adam, thanks very much for joining us. brian, i want you in on what's coming up because we're going to have tyler and cameron here in the next few minutes to talk about their new bit coin exchange and that proposed bit coin etf. they were here speaking just a few minutes ago. the house was packed. i'm very eager to talk to them again. getting their thaupts on where bit coin is going. that's up with you in a few minutes. >> that's zach brown saying i will jump right in. >> okay. >>> oil settling at the nymex. let's get to jackie deangeles for that number. >> we saw a little volatility today. back and forth between positive and negative territory

and we can expect to see went chill values by thursday probably no bert than single digits.be frigid couple of days. but, of course, the snow is the big story for the here and now, so we continue our team three coverage right now with meteorologist, justin drabick right now we find him over the girard point bridge. hey, justin? >> reporter: good morning, that's right, just went over the bridge, in south philly right now by the sport complex, and temperature now 20 degrees. you can see the light snow continues to fall. it is slowing things down little bit here on 95, slush covered road and again we're in the height of rush hour here, so do you have slow it down. speed coming in at about 40 to 45 miles per hour. looks like the snow has lightened up little bit over the pass half hour or so. still enough, drop visibility, and to keep traffic pretty slow. so again temperatures well below freezing at 20, so the snow will easily stick that's the latest here on i95, from the from the cbs-3 mobile well err -- weather lab. >> just coming up on 9:00 a.m. we go out check out how the vin

i'm michael bert with more on why the 2012gop nominee won't make a third bid for the white house. >>> and, this is a live look inside the pennsylvania convention center. the 2015 philadelphia auto show kicks into high gear today. we'll have a live report straight ahead. >>> today is saturday, january 31st, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. just about 5:30. let's toss it over to carol for the forecast a lot happening this weekend in terms every cold weather but this snow? >> we dealt with this same casino every set up last weekends, where we were waiting around on saturday for a storm system on sunday, and here we are once again doing. that will we've got some very cold temperatures today. so let's get the today part of the forecast out of the way first. and you can see that while i say that, i show you storm scan3, which really shows you tomorrow's part of the forecast. you can see that wet weather through the center of the country. we will be finding that tapping into our area, and it picks up moisture from the gulf, and it also picks it up from t

>> bert. what do you make of this? i mean, it was a shock to see those december numbers, brian.t happened? >> i think we all think because gas prices are falling. everyone is shopping in every store. it's not happening. i'm obsessed with those dead mall photos. they go to best buy, they won't go to jc penney and sears. one store, they're out the door. >> i've seen this. i mean, malls are dying. i mean, what about those retail names, those brick-and-mortar stores, those mall names, sears or even gap is pretty popular in malls. >> the toughest fortunatelthing is home depot not moving into big box space. big box is dead. if an anchor goes, the whole mall goes. >> there's going to be a retail recession of big box as we get into the second half of 2015 into the second half of this decade. the mall and shopping center owners may be the worst places to go. selectively some retailers good places to go. overall retailers like charles dickens wrote, it's the worst of times and it's the best of times for some. >> what do you think of that assumption or question? that wall street is ruining

elizabeth eckford, anna screen, carlotta roll nor bert pillow vinita roll.oing to school again. >> one, two. >> obviously in this town of 100,000 there were many who didn't like what was happening. but as we looked at the soldiers, we knew there must be millions of others who felt we represented something important. when the doors closed behind us that day there was both an end and a beginning. from that moment on, we would be watched. not only by those who looked at us as strangers but by those who wondered if we would live up to our new opportunity. i remember standing there wondering how history would judge us. it's been seven years since that first day. what has happened? where have we gone? what have we done? >> i was the old of the nine. and perhaps i came here southern illinois university after graduation. at first i thought i wanted to be a nurse but i was too outgoing for that. now, i know i want to work in a newspaper, to be a journalist to write. more than anything else in the world, i want to write. this year i took a job at the university newspa

not working one monday when i went when my instructor i got stopped by the sfpd and they told me and bert that the cars were not working and the van ness market was not working and i had defective card who in this company she should change the policy of these cards we don't want it okay. thank you they have the system and jc we should be notified before you guys decide we - you should do it on the ballot because we didn't hear until it was too late thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> next speaker. >> is jackie. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon, everybody i'm jackie i am a proud mta employee on mac. >> (laughter). i will say obviously i'm in favor of free muni be extended to low income seniors and people that disabilities in order for people to active a participate in living in san francisco you need to be able to get around with $23 a month the pass is a big conjecture of a person's budget who received 9 had had and $25 a month thanks to getting screed i really want to see people who are senior and disabled to be able to get out and go to the movies we have senior 12k

bert kohlmann heads the center for research and development of renewable energy.less than ten years, costa rica plans to meet all its electricity needs with renewables. >> costa rica has many excellent options when it comes renewable energy. we have solar energy, geothermal energy, biomass, water power, and wind power. we have all of that here in costa rica. >> the lectures are in english. around 2/3 of the students come from abroad. >> i come from nicaragua. my name is francisco leiva, and i think with this course i can use all the knowledge to use in my region, because we have a lot of wind energy and also solar energy. >> the students go wherever there's environmental technology -- even on top of a roof. this solar energy unit heats water. >> what i have here is a here is a hand-held infrared thermometer. so if you hold that to the collector and press the button, than you can read, what the temperature of the collector is at the moment. >> it's registering 35 degrees celcius. the entire campus maintains high environmental standards. every newcomer, from student

michael bert reports the president and fellow democrats will have to deal with the largest republicanpression. >> president obama returned to the nation's capitol sunday, trading in the warmth of hawaii for the partisan chill of washington. his agenda for the final two years in office will largely be shaped by how much or how little he and the new gop controlled congress can work together. the president has already drawn a line in the sand on key issues. >> if they seek to take healthcare away from people who just got it, they'll meet stiff resistance from me. >> republicans bolstered by largest house majority since the late 1920's, say they plan quick action on the keystone xl pipeline. immigration, and repealing or reforming the affordable care act. >> we need to do everything we can to try to rain in the regulatory onslaught, which is the principal reason that we haven't had the kind of bounce-back after the 2008 recession. >> this week, the president will go on offense beginning wednesday he'll travel to michigan arizona and tennessee to propose new policies on home ownership coll

in washington, michael bert, for "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> time is 8:37. for governor chris christie, after rooting for his favorite team the cowboys, but message from the governor areas brother that might really anger eagles nation. that's coming up. >> also, the case of the missing hockey puck. the blooper that forced goal toy search through his uniform. that's too much. and what is that underneath the house? a big cat gets caught in a tight spot. tell you more on the other side. >> oh, my gosh, old holy handote in your child's lunch box could become a legacy? >> this is the infamous napkin note box. >> for this father, that's exactly what happened. >> something that is going to help my daughter become the great person that she's going to be. >> now his book, "napkin notes," reveals the power we all hold to appreciate life and our relationships through one simple act. on "the 700 >> you won't see two of the calves high profiles labron james has flea and back issues, and uncle drew, irving back tightness. this is the calves only visit to south philly this

in washington, michael bert, for "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> 7:33, and waiting for there going to get through the entire day without having to worry about any snow on the way but it is certainly. by tomorrow, we will have some of the white stuff out there four generally on storm scan3, even though do you have few light wimpy flurries, dealing with clouds right now some beautiful sunlight peaking through now that the sun is many doing up, again by tomorrow clipper system that will zip right through and bring in some light snow. now, here's how it feels at this hour. generally our temperature readings are pretty much into the upper 30s at minimum or into the low four's, even still at this hour. because the cold air has yet to completely catch up to the passage of cold front that just swept through, from our weekends storms. so, it is already feeling chilly meanwhile, numbers finding for your daytime highs, what we are expecting around 9:00 a.m. and those temperatures will gradually just decline as the day progress, erika mentioned the snow. here's what's up. dealing not o

i say toward evening though, things looking a lot bert. now, for the rest of the day what do you need to expect in additional snow and ice possibly some rain mixing in for the pocono region, lehigh valley, and going to total we think up to half foot of snow up that way. soap, great snowman making, and snowball making, snow for you folks up that way. wintery mix will persist through our northwest counties just outside of philadelphia. so slushy travel is the expectation. left over showers, and i could see some lingering snow and ice within that, as well for philadelphia, and the immediate vicinity there basically your i-95 corridor and surrounding counties, down toward the shore still this left over rain and likely some higher gusts as well, since you are close enough to the ocean to see some of the strongest wind. meanwhile, temperatures as they stand at this hour, well, they're all essentially flirting with freezing. and do you have keep in mind, the grounds may be cold nerve any given location, too that's why we want you to just slow it

i think the last person is bert hill and he let me know he couldn't be here today. i would like to continue this appointment no. 7. okay. are there any public comments? c'mon up. make sure you talk about the agenda item, okay? >> the jurisdiction i stop myself rules jurisdiction on the san francisco central land of plaza. that means a conscious off feinstein, boxer, clinton, katie tang for good citizenship to of the way of the son and appearance. further beyond that will be good trust. can is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> do we have a motion to appoint the seats. >>supervisor david campos: so move kevin dole for seat 1, seat 2, more began gibbons for seat 4 and seat 5 and seat 6. >>supervisor norman yee: supervisor tang? >> yes. i would like to thank you for your continued service. we look forward to working with all of you giving the additional funds we'll get for our improvement. >>supervisor norman yee: motion carries. >> thank you very much. madam clerk please call item no. 2. city clerk: [appointments, mental hea

thomas gill berts was killed by a gunshot in his apartment. his wife was escorted from their building with her identity partially obscured. a neighbor who lives right below gilbert's apartment said he heard the incident take place. >> just caboom. it hit the floor loudly. like something dropped on the floor. >> gilbert's son now in custody and is being questioned as a person of interest in his father's death. >>> hundreds of passengers have finally arrived in san francisco after a travel nightmare. the nightmare? they spent 28 hours on the same plane. that included 12 hours on the tarmac in abu dhabi because of highly unusual fog. passengers described chaotic conditions with people fighting with each other and with the crew. the airline has apologized but said the events were beyond its control. >>> if you're looking for love in the new year, your best window of opportunity just passed. >> oh, no. >> according to dating sites -- what do you mean aw? you're married. >> sorry. i was just scanning through the story. >> match.com and plenty of fis

new numbers show californians are doing slightly bert on conserving water but still not good enough. you'll recall a year ago governor brown asked everybody to cut back their usage by 20%. officials say californians cut overall water use compared to the same year prior and important victories are being overshadowed by huge deficits. for example, the bay area has cut water use by 18% while l.a., san diego, orange county and riverside counties have only cut their use by 3.2%, not equitable, you might argue. >> not at all, because we really need rain, good juicy storms. nice weather on tap for today. >> we'll take the juicy storms. good morning, christina. >> yeah, good morning. we need both. we need significant storm systems to help get out of this drought, but we also need your conservation efforts so thank you for what you've done so far and let's continue to do that. 41 degrees on the peninsula. 43 to kick off the day. east shore, 36 degrees in the north bay. today will be fireworks nice and comfortable, up to 74 degrees and breaking a record probably in the south bay. not just goin

bert alert for four-year-old colette hamilton and her brother four month old cortez hamilton. they're missing along with their mother keach shah. they were last seen at 10 o'clock last night. detectives believe they may be in imminent danger. police also say the children and their mother may be in the company of the children's father cortez hamilton senior. police say they may be traveling in a red 2005 chevy suburban with delaware registration. take a good look at that license plate. possibly a silver 2010 toyota matrix with delaware plates x p-2 19435. we'll stay on top of this amber alert bring you any information as soon as we get more details. >>> also tonight it's all about the cold. we are stuck in the deep freeze. bone chilling temperatures continuing to grip the region. good evening, i'm natasha brown. so glad to have you with us today. the wind is making it feel even colder than it really is. when we will see relief we can only hope it will be soon. meteorologist justin drabick is live on the cbs3 sky deck. he is tracking these bitter cold temperatures. justin. >> he

every single one of the days, no bert than the mid, well really low to upper 20's, but the thing is,ven go by these numbers, do you have factor in the wind, each and every day, which is easily going to knock good 10 degrees plus off for feels like values. so bottom line here, just week to bundle up. >> i know, i have to invest in bigger scarf like one of the once that wrap around your whole face going out the door. we go outside show you roadways relatively dry. no snow starting to hit ignition out in new jersey on the 42 freeway, you can see the northbound lanes where the headlights are still moving nice and smoothly. headed toward 295 or possibly surround hearing bridges, in philadelphia, we do have disable vehicle over here in southbound lanes obviously no real volume accumulating in that direction. so, not setting anybody back too much. but just something to be cautious of when traveling through. over on 95, around street road, everything looking great in the north and southbound lanes there. and currently dry there as well. over on the schuylkill, no problems really headed westb

today bridgeton mayoral bert kelly called meeting of city and religious leaders to discuss this incidente mayor says he's confident the prosecutors office will conduct a thorough investigation investigation. >>> on the health watch tonight, knew high tech hope for millions of people struggling to control high blood pressure. researchers in england working on a device call the coupler implant the in the upper thigh reduces the heart's workload. patient who's tried the cupeler had substantially lower blood pressure but they do say more research is needed. >> tonight delaware county man embark on the journey of a live time. >> hey baby! >> how about that? that is harold sansom walking out his broomall home with great enthusiasm for life and his 76ers. today is his 76th birth today he celebrate the by walking 18 miles to see the sixers in south philadelphia and "eyewitness news" was there as he arrived at the wells fargo center just after 6:00 o'clock tonight. >> every day is a gift. it's a present. and i'm thankful every day and i'll cross tomorrow when it comes to tomorrow. i've walked the

. >> pam: district judge bert richardson says, the case should move forward. >> pam: perry, a possible 2016 presidential candidate. is charged with improperly threatening to veto 7-point- 5 million dollars for public democrat leading the unit refused to resign following a drunken driving conviction. >> pam: perry's lawyers have filed a notice of appeal. >> pam: the price of gasoline is *up* for the first time in four -months. >> pam: the national average rose a half -cent overnight. to two- dollars and 4-cents. after falling for 123- straight days. >> pam: triple-a says, gas prices should rise this spring -- "due to seasonal demand and maintenance" -- but they should not surpass three -dollars a gallon. unless there is a spike in crude oil prices. >> pam: in the bay area. >> pam: oakland and san jose are averaging $2.47 a gallon. san francisco -- $2.65. >> pam: as you can see, we are "above average" -- but not in a good way. you can thank the state gas tax for that. >> jacqueline: we will wake up to cloud coverage that will be more mild as we head into the 3:00 hour. here is a look tha

. >> so you worked at la bert hanan. >> as a kid, yes.hout the whole time that i worked is how old are you? i'm 18. you've been 18 for three years. those are abalone from baja. i told you i love butter. i use it even for some mexican dishes. and then just some roasted chili serrano just to give it a nice little kick for me. >> they're finished with lemon and of course brown butter. >> beautiful. mm. very delicious. very mexican, very french. brown butter, awesome. makes everything better. >> of course. i think the most important thing about mexican cuisine in general if it's traditional, it's the ingredients. >> confit of suckling pig topped with grandma's salsa. an instant classic. >> have at it. you do it like the mexican way. pick it up and go. >> wow. pretty hard to imagine anything better than that. you're stuck with this dish forever, man. it's going to be like mick jagger 50 years from now singing "satisfaction." there's no getting away from it, man. this is so good. this is a classic. but even now with all his success, garcia is s

james madison not bert i'mer 17 17-12 at the half.t get better for bruiser flynnton second half outrebounded by 11. drexel losses 54-35. >> ohio state quarterback cardell jones coming back. sophomore held a news conference today to say nfl can wait. he began season as buckeye as quarterback and he made the most out of his opportunity. >> and no guarantee he'll start at ohio state. >> rolling the dice. >> sure is. >> we're back wit pillsbury crescents--awesome. but now you can use them to make pizza night awesome, too. unroll, separate, add sauce, pperoni, cheese, and fold. behold: week night crescent pizza pockets party. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop. guess what goes really well with eggs? pillsbury grands biscuits. make breakfast even better. grands biscuits. make breakfast pop. >> they're back. today the girl scouts were found selling cookies. all your favorite were baca long with gluten free options. this year you can go to the girl scout web site and find places they are being sold. >>> quite a few thin minutes devoured in

spotted the dpaug weeks ago, hoping he wouldn't be -- the fireman found that woman's page and now berten reunited. great story. >>> let's check in with shepard smith reporting live from fox news. shep, i never asked you, do you have a dog? >> no not right now. i was wondering if they fired the urinating u.p.s.er. >> i put that in the tease but it was not in the script. good catch, shep. what do you have coming up. >>> a treasure hunter now becoming the hunted. cops say they have now found the biggest lost treasure in history. he took billions of dollars to find his wrecked ship. they thought they would see a chunk of the treasure themselves. instead, prauters say this guy just vanished, the only trace left behirvetd is addition posable cell phones and $10,000 stackings of catch. we'll tell you why -- despite finding millions ss of dollars in gold. >>> the president's pick to take over the justice department, getting grilled on the hill today, about everything from her views on immigration to torture. >> do you agree that water boarding is torture and that it's illegal? >> waterboarding

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. >> atika cher bert is here. >> reporter: this is where police, as you can see behind me, went into this apartment building as part of the investigation into this attack. we understand they went in just a few hours ago. you could actually see inside, the curtains were open as they went in. there were a number of sharp shooters in the area in case they were clearly expecting possibly some violence. that did not happen, however. forensic team went in to sweep the area. there's no details exactly whose apartment it is or what they're looking for. but we know it is connected to the attack somehow. the other thing that we do know is that one of the suspects, the 18-year-old hamdi morad, his name put out there. he's surrendered himself to police. that's according to the afp and he is one of the suspects who was supposed to be from this area. so it's all pretty fluid. it's developing fairly quickly but seems to be at this point, centering in the neighborhood in france. anderson? >>. >> atika, i want to put the picture back up of police say are still at large. is much known about them at th

larry egging bert continues fighting a multiyear legal battle. in 2013, charges that he illegally helped a suburban woman kill herself were thrown out. the state's law that bans giving suicidal advice, was ruled unconstitutional. violating free speech. but he now faces new charges. he tells us the suicide was done in secret, leaving the family angry. >> the women did not want her husband to know about this. so she was faking her husband out on this. >> attacked for operating in the shadows he has also faced criticism that he will help anyone die. regardless of the severity of their medical problems. >> i do not take termny ill is a reasonable criteria, i think it is bet tore say that a person has a choice to think about what to do with their life. for exampling, i have a man who has called me up, he is 94, he is totally deaf, he says what is this living? i don't want to do this any more. >> he wants to go. >> he wants to go. >> do you think he should have that choice. >> yes i do. >> you have a choice right now. you go down buy a rifle and blow y

. >> this is only going to get bigger and bert. it's a very exciting time for college football. >> reporter: lady ant bellum will sing the national anthem. >> for football fans this is the mecca. >> reporter: fans are paying an average of $900 a ticket to see which team takes home college football's new national championship trophy. >> so for now the game is known as the cfp national championship but many believe that name might be a placeholder for a much catchier title that they're still determining. >>> coming up, the surging washington capitals back in action tonight. >> but first the fraternity at the center of a rolling stone article that alleged gang rape by some members is now reinstated at the university of virginia. >> it's game changing technology to police. it helps them locate and respond to gunshots fas >>> it sounds like something out of ncis. censors that detect gunshots and can alert police to their exact location. >> the shot spotter technology is real and it's making a difference in communities with long history

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. >> we're playing a bert -- better hockey i think. >> how are they doing it? alex ovechkin for one. ovi had the game-winner in monday's win over colorado and goalie braden holtby who has been a superb stopper in the net. >> braden is playing outstanding and he's been the difference in us getting our points over the last month and he's winning us hockey games. >> personally i think he's been our best player this year. >> can't give the goalies enough credit. i think he's been outstanding. that's really nice. >> the caps' crowning achievement so far, the winter classic and victory over the blackhawks. and tonight, a chance to keep their wonderful winner ways going against a bitter cold rival from the north, no less. >> no matter what building they're in they play a physical game and we have to make sure we meet their push. you know, and take the wind out of their sail and get our fans into it so that we make it a long night for them. >> so it's the caps and flyers tonight. that's enough about the big boys. just about an hour ago on this ice, we had the hockey mo

now is the time to get ready for this extreme bert. warning people to stay off the roads tomorrow. an cabrera is joining us from the cnn's severe weather center? atlanta. tell me why this storm is so much more dangerous than other recent snowstorms. we've had some bad once ones here in new york and boston and rhode island. >> i think a couple reasons, obviously the amount of snowfall here, we're talking about 12 24 perhaps even higher than that. but it's the combination of the heavy snow and it would be falling with sustained winds between the 30 40 miles an hour and then you get the wind gusts and perhaps even 70 miles an hour. that's what will make it dangerous. what i thought i would do is take a step back. people are asking is it snowing already in new york? the storm is here it's south of indianapolis. it is not going to turn into a major storm until it dives down across the jet stream into the southeast, and then reintensify east of the carolina and head up the coast. that is when the storm will become dangerous. that's when we'll have the winds and very heavy snowfall. that

so yes, we are bert than where we were six years ago, no question, but anybody who thinks that the economy today is where it should be for working people is terribly mistaken. >> sounds like agreement here at this table. >> yes, and this is what we need truthful and not throwing out the numbers that make our side look good. that is what will solve problems. >> and let me throw in and i trust that you will not deny, but it is far better than when bush left office. >> yes, it has improved. it was pretty awful there? and remember that there was a great recession. >> and so are you running for the democratic presidential nomination? >> i am giving thought to running, but i have not made that final decision. >> are you running for the republican presidential nomination? nomination? >> just ditto what he said. >> a lot of agreement here. >> ben carson, thank you for joining us, and senator sanders, you as well. anderson, back to you. >> and back to the panel. in terms of the race for 2016 does anything tonight change anything one way or another or set up anything differently? >> well, certainly

gardiner bert morningstar has his hands full this new year's eve going from one client's house to the next, spraying their citrus trees and other plants with a protective coating of pine oil just in time for the cold snap. >> it will penetrate the leaves and give you about five degrees difference during the morning frost. of course, it's always a good idea if you cut it even, put a sheet over it and take the sheet off the next morning. it's a nice evergreen but the frost will nip this pretty badly. >> reporter: the oil can also be used to protect gardenias, and ferns, among other vulnerable species. when the temperatures plunge below freezing. across town normally open only during the day the trinity center is open as a warming shelter for overnight stays but there are only 12 spaces and they are already taken. that's why the trinity center is appealing to other facilities, including churches, to help provide space. >> it needs to be an easily accessible location but warm a floor, folks will sleep on the floor in sleeping bags. they don't need much. just a warm place to sleep. >> repo

rue bert murdoch owner of the sun's parent company and this company endorsed the change but brits haveeaction. >> it's an incredibly welcome step forward and it should be to the the campaign men -- real and captured the imagination of so many people across the country. >> if you go to a beach and you see a woman topless are you going to be offended by it. i just don't get the big deal. >> rupert murdoch is ceo of fox news parent company 21st century fox. >>> oh i thought you were going to say something. he was stunned silent. the most -- >>> it wasn't my turn to talk. >> most talked about dash cam video right now. >> a dover police officer lip syncing to taylor swift's shake it off. ♪ >> that's officer jeff davis singing along with that hit song the video has more than 14 million views on youtube. >> really it exploded. >> popular lip sinning cop stopped by "good day philadelphia" this morning to talk about his rise to fame. >> who have you heard from? >> me personally? >> the department. like all over the world people are calling jason was just telling me that people from new zealand

if he takes the go big or go home approach on his first show like deon his last episode of the cal bert report. that to be -- colbert report. that to be determined. >> wow, that would be a large group of people coming to say hello. >> we'll see if that includes charlie rose. maybe a little question to ask in a couple of minutes. >> that's right. >> very good. >> thanks, nick. >>> it is 6:18. allyson rae is here. what's new in weather? >> at least we're doing a little bit better for the the morning commute. we're not looking at as much ice out there on the the roadways as was possible through the overnight hours. temperatures stayed above freezing. that's good. not everywhere above freezing. since we reached it much later, a lot of you have dried out. but be cautious especially through northern maryland, gaithersburg, along i-70. anything that had standing water that could refreeze but a lot of those areas have dried out. we're looking ahead to tomorrow. because tomorrow is another day with a big uncertainty. here's something to look forward to after tomorrow, things get much better. we