bob, thank you for your service. simply, bob, thank you for your service. that encompassed so many different things. it did not say 1983 social security. it was just that people really thanked him. every once in a while, there was a "hi, pat," too. >> thank you for joining us. >> i appreciate that. bob dole at the world war ii memorial, he is like a mother hen. the word gets out that bob dole -- bob's here, that's all you have to say, and they all flock to him wherever he is. then the stories start. sometimes for the first time the veteran tells a story he has never told anybody before. and it becomes a very emotional thing. he's almost like the minister or the priest or something. people come up to him and want to tell him a story because they know he has been there, and they know he is responsible for that memorial. that is quite a thing to watch. very emotional. >> thank you for being with us on american history tv. >> you bet. thank you. [applause] >> my colleagues in the senate our special family former staff members, and guests, but especially our goo

bob? >> greg?publicans need to do something or the public is going to turn on them. i predict that obama and the republicans will get along on tax reform they'll get a deal and they'll get a deal on trade. >> are we going to talk about what you predicted last year? because i find it particularly charming. >> turned out to be right. >> you predicted obama care will be much better than doubters predict and not cost democrats that many seats. bam! >> it didn't and it's much better than it was. >> okay, whoa! >> so kimberly what's your prediction? >> well, i had a winner last year because i predicted that the gop would take back the senate. check. thank you very much. >> i was nervous when you said that. >> you were. i think you had the apprehension going. this year, this is a layup. i think this is a layup. kim kardashian? yep. she will have another baby. i'm not 100% sure with kanye but i think she will -- maybe. >> can i make one more prediction? that there will be a kiss tonight at around midnight

bob?didn't understand it but i think it's fine. >> they put a spider costume on a dog. >> is that what that was? so greg was dressed up in a spider costume. >> yes, kind of. maybe not really. >> got it. if you saw that in an elevator, eric would you -- >> -- i adored that i watched it with adrian. she was really mad at it she is like if that ever happened to me i would be so tikd off. what if someone gets hurt when they are running away from that thing. i think it's hysterical. i love it. >> do you have arachnophobia? >> scared of spiders? >> bad spiders that want to come across me because i will do it. >> with the shoes? >> it's ending. cockroaches, ending. i had to murder them in o'reilly's green room. >> i heard about that. so we like that one with. here is another one coming in at number 8 one of youtube's trending videos with nearly auto million views was the prank that terrorized new yorkers called the devil baby. [screams] ♪ crying] >> i'm laughing now. but if that happened to me i

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bob mcdonnell's wife will be sentenced next month. they was here. i was told the governor asked his estranged wife to be here, his entire family, five children, everybody here, most of the day spent arguing for only probation. we heard from several people who head up nonprofit organizations and they pleaded that the judge allow bob mcdonnell to work in these nonprofits. the judge, of course, rejected that and said that he had to deliver some sort of significant sentence and he ordered bob mcdonnell to report to prison february 9th. reporting live in richmond peggy fox, wusa9. >> of course, bob mcdonnell got a lot of support, 450 letters coming in to that judge. current virginia governor terry mcauliffe said he was saddened by effect of the trial on the commonwealth's reputation for clean government and he said today's sentencing brings an end to one of the most difficult periods in the history of virginia state government. as we put this period behind us, i look forward to working with virginia leaders on both sides of the aisle to restore public tr

. >> >> bob doesn't that breed more of this? is somebody going to finally reef the conclusion that muslims generally don't like the west. they're not going to assimilate, they tried everything they could to try to bring them together. they don't want to be in their neighborhoods. in this country, in detroit, muslims gather in large numbers around the u.s. that's okay irish gather, same place, puerto ricans generally gather in the same place. >> one thing is we haven't talked about the medium that is fueling this, and that is we're dealing with a situation, an insurgency that is now worldwide because they can communicate by social media. they narrow it down so much that you're assimilating, actually only with people that agree with you or fuel your instincts on social media. and then we have a worldwide movement to try to curtail what governments can do to try to the find them. and so there's things like the counter extremism project, that try to help governments to try to pin point them, but at this point, we are dealing with --

i believe in bob. i know that he's innocent and i was anxious to tell virginia. >> reporter: judge spencer said he took into account mcdonnell's military service and the sentiment from the hundreds of supporters who said he was a good and decent man, but the judge said he could not ignore the evidence, nor the verdict and a price must be paid. >> i think ultimately he said that bob mcdonnell did commit a crime, that bob mcdonnell did in some way sell the office, but at the same time i think that judge spencer was never convinced perhaps that bob mcdonnell gave jonnie williams much of anything, that the act was so explicit that he clearly betrayed the office of the governor. >> reporter: mcdonnell's wife who was here today will be sentenced next month. the former governor has been ordered to report to prison february 9th. governor bob mcdonnell maintains his innocence. he says he disagrees with the verdict and they are appealing the convictions and hoping they will be overturned. and he's hoping to rema

bob, let's start with you, if we can. security risks for tomorrow's rally in light of this new warning of terror cells, perhaps activated here in france targeting police in particular. how can paris prepare for such an event, a crowd of some million members of the public world leaders, in light of that terror threat? >> well let me -- jim, let me take that apart and say the world leaders, i think will be safe. there won't be any cars near them. suicide bombers getting close to any of those leaders is virtually impossible. the police are at risk. very much at risk. it's clear that these people have guns and it would be very easy to walk up and assassinate one. that's -- and i think of the french are very right to be concerned about that. and as for the crowd, there's just absolutely nothing you can do about it. a suicide bomber with a vest things are easily made. these people know how to make it can do major damage and kill a lot of people and do major damage to france. whether that's in the offing who knows. >> that's one

>> we have been saying that, bob. >>> all right.ing up how to look smarter than you actually are. tip number one, ignore this advice. >>> a lot of people do things to try to make themselves appear smarter. "the wall street journal" compiled a list. some put on serious facial impressions to appear intelligence. others hold their hands or arms still or use big words. here's what actually works according to psychologists. you should make eye contact, stand or sit up straight or wear glasses to look smarter. >> oh, my goodness. >> look this guy. remember this? >> oh my gosh. >> craig, we miss your glasses. i mean, you don't need glasses to make you appear smarter. >> what happened to those? >> it was a prop. >> you know what you just described? what lawyers tell their guilty suspects when they go to court. wear glasses. >> look at bob. >> the person who wrote this piece is dumb. >> wow. >> wait a minute on second thought -- >> no, i tell you what, because generally people mistake -- >> bob, you do look smarter. >> mistake -- they believ

>> he's a mental patient. >> oh, stop it, bob. >> bob can't go back to canada now.oking good out there. >> thank you. >> all right. and now to new year's in music city. we've got grif jenkins live. what do you got for us? >> wow. >> whoa, i like the hat. >> thank you. >> i got a stetson hat and boots to go with it. look, i tell you, everybody that loves music is here in nashville. what's y'all's name? >> marissa. >> jenna. >> where are y'all from? >> virginia. >> lexington, kentucky. >> what's your plans for 2015? >> get drunk, i guess. >> you know i'll continue that pattern and maybe make a real good citizen of myself, an american citizen. >> well, there you go, you have it. >> a shot from behind the bar as i say good-bye to you, all the way down there we've got three stages and about, i don't know, 5,000 people in here. we're going to bring this party to you all night long. happy new year from nashville. >> have another drink for us. >> looks like she got some resolution already. >> grif looks legit, doesn't he? >> i wouldn't say legit. >> he's straight up cowboy.

thank you, bob.ith this deflated ball thing? what do you think? >> well, it's probably in the category of gamesmenship. there is an acceptable range, a a minimum range, a maximum range to which the balls can be inflated, all right? and brady likes it at the lower end of that. it's quite possible that somebody who's in charge of the balls might have taken it a a little bit -- everything you say about this sounds funny, right? "someone's in charge of the balls." >> jimmy: someone unzipped the bag. [ laughter ] >> right. >> jimmy: pulled out some deflated balls and let them play with them for a few hours. >> well said. and that's what roger goodell must rule on. >> jimmy: but the colts didn't play with those balls, right? >> i think that game could have been played with a brick or a a beach ball and it would have been pretty much the same result. >> jimmy: 45-7. >> here's the thing. the patriots have been so good for so long that whatever they may have done in the past, and spygate is something they did

i'm bob schieffer. well, there was a wild shoot-out 75 miles from brussels today and belgium police believe they may have prevented a terrorist attack similar to the one in paris. two heavily armed men were killed, another wounded. there is a wide dragnet out for more people believed involved in the plot, which is thought to be aimed at police buildings. our charlie d'agata is in belgium. he has more. >> reporter: gunfire rang out as police raided a house and fire burned inside. the two men shot dead had terror links to syria. an injured man was arrested. police say the suspects were heavily armed with automatic weapons and opened fire first. eyewitnesses reported hearing explosions. police cordoned off the street as a bomb disposal team arrived. authorities say this was an active terror cell they've been monitoring for weeks when they realized an attack was imminent. they were reportedly plotting to attack police buildings on a grand scale according to belgian authorities. the gunfire in belgium comes

bob rolls on top of another vehicle. finally putting an end to his wild ride. >> at that point, the lights came back on, so to speak, and i was sitting up on top of another vehicle, looking at the crowd, which was very strange to me, seeing as how 60 seconds before that, the crowd had been behind me. >> bob is shaken but only suffers minor injuries as a result of the crash. shockingly, no one else is hurt, not even the man that was run over. bob meets the lucky spectator after the competition. >> he had a tire tread across the front of his teeshirt at an angle. and he said yeah, he goes right here's your tread mark. i'm never washing this shirt again. i'm going home and putting it on the wall. >> even though no one is seriously hurt in the crash, bob knows that he and those around his out of control rock crawler are lucky to be alive. >> to see that, it was kind of scary because you're actually totally out of control. there's nothing you can do about it. it's just a different scene being told about it. >> coming up, a ho

of course, we have bob kelly here to check on your road. >> bob decided to come in. >> yes. >> feast of the epiphany isn't it. >> we can take our decorations down to day. >> no, tomorrow. >> yes, take decorations down tomorrow. >> would i do it today. >> do you it tomorrow okay fine. >> we have a little thing going on here. one or 2 inches of snow is moving in. so, we have our team out and about. >> um-hmm

we always hope, bob __ [applause]

liz. >> reporter: good evening, bob. in the poor suburbs around paris with large muslim populations, some of the students refused to observe the minute silence as a tribute to the dead cartoonists. now, few would go as far as to say they deserved to die for what they drew, but some saidth what many are thinking, and that is that the paper should have held back out of respect to islam. it's a theme that the poperip picked up today on his trip to the philippines. he said freedom of expression should have limits, especially when it comes to religion. the french government is now wrestling to figure out where to set those limits, and as a case in point, two municipal employees in the city of lille also decided not to observe that minute of silence and they lost their jobs, prompting some critics to say, well, so much for freedom of expression. >> schieffer: elizabeth palmer in paris. thanks, liz. in this country, we learned more today about christopher cornell, the american sympathizer of thel, isis terror group who was arre

. >>> in other news today, sentencing day for bob mcdonnell. by the end of the day, the former virginia governor should learn if he is going to prison and if so, for how long. peggy fox is live outside the federal courthouse in richmond with the latest. peg? >> reporter: well, judge james spencer will be delivering that sentence this afternoon. he of course presided over the trial. he has decided one thing already, and that is that he has reduced the sentence guide lines that he's considering town to six and a half to eight years. so a surprise this morning, though, was that maureen mcdonnell, bob mcdonnell's extrained wife was here watching. -- exstranged wife was here watching. many thought she would not show up. some 200 people showed up to watch today's proceedings. bob mcdonnell's entire family is here, all five of his children, his sisters, as i mentioned his wife. we heard objections from the defendants. the judge heard those objections. and they included objecting to enhancing the sentence for what the prosecution basically called perju

did you and bob do the dirty?st your eyes on it on social media. >> i don't know if i can continue. >> there are people around you. >> a democracy. the will of the people. >> right. >> give the people what they want. >> the people >> listen folks what are you going to do? it's 2515. >> we're going to go to sleep. it's been a great day. >> great day. where did you come from, sir? >> rochester, new york. >> how are you feeling? >> my feet hurt but it's exciting to be in a new year. come from somewhere to know what you're not missing. and did you kiss anyone at midnight? >> no. no >> why not? >> i didn't have anyone. >> oh. >> bernie? >> now is your chance. >> get in there, bernie. >> bernie? >> did you kiss anyone tonight? >> no. i didn't. >> get in there, bernie. >> bernie, bernie. bernie. yes. >> oh, my gosh. >> anchors away. >> and a man in a uniform? >> i love it. >> did you get a kiss tonight? >> no. i did not. >> what is your name? >> george? what ship are you from? >> from new york and just got back. >> are y

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bob kelly joining us for a check on the roads. >> good morning, bob. >> good morning, everybody. we'll begin with some video from overnight. this is a police-involved accident in north philly. it happened at the intersection of north broad and west tioga we're getting some reports that the car hit the police vehicle and then took off. fortunately office he ever and no one else was hurt. so that is good news. as you can see the snow was falling there. good morning, everybody, let's begin with our nice little a, a, coast guard picture of the morning. this coming to us from lumberton, number, along 541. the further north and west you're waking up this morning the more white stuff you're going to see. the roads are pretty much in good shape in lumberton, new jersey. good morning to the shaders, mable shade, new jersey, route 73. again, the roads are just wet, a combination of wet and slushy, the yucky slush that is going to keep shopping up from the car in front of you. here's a look atabrine marijuana, so conditions change. the salt crews have been out overnight. the one thing you w

. >> i will be chatting with retired chief executive bob benmosche. i traveled to spend time with this retired wall street titan where he owns a vineyard. >> you want to try this? >> sure. >> we have a ways to go. >> and recounts how he turned around a company left for dead. >> i had a company with a value of zero. today the market value of aig is almost $80 billion. >> all while dealing with a personal struggle. >> with this illness, i have nine months to a year to live. that's what i was told. and then they put me on this aggressive chemotherapy. i said i have an obligation to resign if i cannot handle the chemotherapy. >> robert was born in brooklyn in 1944. early in his childhood his father moved his family to the catskill mountains, but shortly afterwards, his father died of a heart attack, leaving his mother and three other siblings a quarter of a million dollars in debt and with a half completed hotel. from there, money, having enough of it, became a driving force in ben mosche's life. soon after graduating from alfred university, he rose up th

bob and i get along except in a philosophical matter which we don't always agree or seldom agree. you have presented to this body is worthy a man as your candidate for the speakership. no question that bob gives me eight or 10 strokes on the golf course but the interesting thing is often times, his statistics get a little shady. but that's quite all right. we figure we want about 53% of the vote and i don't know where you got your totals from. [laughter] i'm deeply honored to be elected speaker of the house for the fifth time. at the conclusion of this session, i believe i will be longer -- i will have served longer than any individual. in the gallery is my wife millie and some of my family and brothers and sons and some of my grandchildren. i oh so much to millie and the family through the years for their faithful support in my lifetime of politics. [applause] last november, my constituents in the eighth district of massachusetts chose me to represent them for the 17th time. i want to thank them for the trust they have placed in me. the congress of the united states is the greate

i'll give it to bob. that is everyone is sort of looking to see what hillary clinton might say about the entire state of the union but on iran she says the congress passing more sanctions even if they were a slap back one, she said it would be disastrous for foreign policy. >> i think she's probably right. what none of us don't know is what is going on in the negotiations. there's a lot of back door negotiations. >> that's the problem. you just nailed the problem, bob. look, you have a congress that wants sanctions, a senate that wants sangions, and they're going to send it to the president's desk. however, one man stands in front of sanctions because what, he's going to call the shots for all of america? when the people elected their representatives who want sanctions on iraq. but the back door deal on iraq, you said it. there's a lot of back door dealing going on. we don't want that when you're dealing with terrorists. >> you're dealing with trying to get a country to say it's not going to use and devel

bob really wanted to meet a nice girl and start a family and just enjoy life. and he said he really loved her, and i was very happy for bob. >> the couple moved into joann's home on a quiet street in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. bobby worked for the morgan corporation as an electrician. and in may of 1991, he and his crew started work on a major renovation project in a local chemistry lab. >> we were told that everything would be cleared out of the labs, there would be nothing in there. we went in the lab and there would be bottles of chemicals here, stuff spilled. it was kind of, you know, i thought, hazardous. >> three months into the project bobby became ill. his brother noticed something was wrong when they met in a local bar one day after work. >> after one beer, he was ready to leave. i asked him why, and he said he just didn't feel right. his feet were burning for some reason and his feet hurt and he had a hard time walking. and i didn't know what was the problem. >> bobby also complained of numbness in his hands and pain in his feet. when he went to the

bob, i wonder if i can begin with you.new terror warning every week or two. sometimes in response to terror attacks, sometimes in response to new intelligence. so you have a new threat now in the wake of these attacks or new warning, i should say. how should americans respond to that? is there a measurable increase in the threat in the u.s. today? >> well jim, let me put it this way. for the last three or four years we've been saying people like me so-called experts and the rest of it someone's going to get hit in europe very soon. and, indeed it has happened. now, i've gone to law enforcement sources here and i said, is it going to happen here? are there cells here? do they have the weapons? do they have the capabilities? all they'll tell me is they're here and they can strike. i have no more details than that. they're friends of mine and i -- they're not trying to lead me along. so i think that we are closer to an attack here but when could it be a couple years? it all goes back to the conflict in the middle east. the lo

so, what is the square bob's name. >> sponge bob square pants. >> known for being are positive. look outside our studios where folks from paramount and new sponge bob movie day of positivity. they are trying to send pos to havetive vibes. >> we have coffee and cub cakes. come down to fourth and market ape get some sponge bob wear. >> this is a difficult task for us. but i'm going to get into it. get positive for next two hours. >> that is big. >> huge. quincy is trying to get people to have a positive attitude today. he is at 69th street as they get ready to go to work and school. how is it going. >> people, i'm hearing four letter word out here. it is really blue monday, you know in upper darby. people here they are going on the trains and buses. i see people right the here. >> how are you doing is what your name. >> andre corbett. >> andre. now it is beginning of the the new year. the first monday. positivity. what are positive thoughts in your life. >> i think positive thoughts. i think of health family, just living long being strong, and impacting other peoples lives. >> man

let's bring back in former cia operative bob baer and, bob, we know you lived in syria.ve on this. there's been debate on whether troops on the ground air strike drones are the best method of attack. before we discuss that i want to watch this report on exactly that from our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. >> reporter: in the fight against isis in syria and iraq air strikes by drones or fighter jets can only do so much to suppress the threat of terrorism. >> the dod approach is not to defeat isis from the air. the intent is to inhibit and slow isis down to give a ground force time to be trained because a ground force will be required. >> reporter: in syria where isis still controls vast swaths of territory it could take years to get syrian opposition forces on the ground fully trained and committed to the fight. but the obama administration has said any ground forces won't come from the u.s. so the answer for now is air strikes that punish the enemy but fail to land a knockout punch. >> you can't control territory. you can't influence people. you can't maintain lin

now, that act, in doing it in a casino in london, is what unhinged bob. and bob pled, by the way. if he fought probably he would have been convicted. in terms of the stuff with me nobody else was indicted because a lot of the congressional action is protected under the speech and debate clause. >> you write in your book, "i am skeptical as to whether jack abramoff has learned his lesson and he is back after the mighty dollar instead of redemption." have you seen him? >> he sent me a note, sort of a god bless you. >> this story about london and the chips. >> this is the first time i'd seen this. if i read my quote now, i'm not sure. after seeing this, i am sure that jack abramoff doesn't want to be too frank about what really happened. i'm sure of that. >> what really happened? >> first of all, when jack says, well, it was the problem of the chips. i was not indicted for the chips. the government did not indict me. second, it was not an iranian businessman. he was a syrian businessman. and the other thing is, that the government had this story about i asked colin powell to try to s

i'm bob emler for 103.5 wtop radio. >> thank you, bob. coming up at 4:00 -- >> we'll have reaction to the deaths of two >> the bodies of two more victims of the airasia crash have been recovered near indonesia. that brings the total to 39. 162 people were on board when that plane went down in the java sea december 28th. search crews located seven large objects on the ocean floor. but the weather and the strong current continued to pose real problems and has forced crews to expand their search area. the batteries in the pingers in the flight data recorders will likely go dead in about 20 days. it was a sad day on the slopes. the u.s. ski team is mourning two members killed in an avalanche yesterday. >> this rea of shook up the entire sport. the young men were top prospects, training with their team in the austrian alps near where they were about to compete. here's more now as friends and family remember the young athletes. >> the u.s. flag flew at half staff at the world cup slalom event in croatia today. ronnie berlack and bryce astle wer

. >> 25 >> 25 pe >> that >> that means 20 cops have to be here >> bob calls them friends. >> bob calls them friends. >> >> they're doing a lot of die ins, but it's just getting -- mayor de blasio preai pointed the judge. who had threatened to kill cops just days after two cops were aassassinated. >> >> he's not going to aban banbandon who he is. i'm here to back up cops. but he not going to change his ideology. these guys these guys don't make al of mo the iron any the iron any year is a lot of these protesters, these occupy life protesters these are rich entitled kids often times. you guy cops are out there trying to do a job. let me not give these types of summons if i don't have to. because it maze not be worth it to me. if something happens, no one's going to have my back. >> what's egregious is that judge letting people go was i think the woman in standenten island, i think these guys should have been in jail. that's the system we live in. you're going have to live with this >> de blasio >> de blasio said i'm going to make amends to the police department, with the unions. and then

bob and sue will talk >>> dangerous icy conditions throughout the delaware valley. we will track it the for new your messy morning commute. >>> and, a northeast philadelphia maybe hood is fed up, hit by crime and now a triple homicide investigation, shooters remains on the loose right new. >>> could it be true? a dog back from the dead? what happened during surgery that had vets sure he would not survive and how he pulled through. >>> good day everyone, it is monday january 12th, 2015. sue will help you pull through when it comes to getting to work today. >> you cheered me up with that cute dog. >> isn't he cute. >> yes, but it is messy out there this morning. it is a storm of different varieties, it the just depend on where you are and where ever you see pink on ultimate doppler radar. you can see tricky travel because ice is mixed with the rain. it could be falling as sleet which is little pellets here on the window and freezing rain which falls liquid and freezes when it hits the the surface. either way it doesn't make for a fun ride, and here's philadelphia wher

bob orr is in washington. bob, good morning. just two quick things. number one is when you have hostages and suspects surrounded, it is the moment of what might happen but beyond that what is the cutting edge of this story as we look at it now? >> well the first thing for french authorities, they have to contain both of these threats. they have to make sure they don't go beyond the the locations where they are. there's police cordons around both locations. you have to think for the moment this threat or these two threats are contained. then it's the matter of trying to end these stand yochs peacefully. that could be very tough. these are hard-core guys. they all have some connectivity to al qaeda types in the past. who said that the kouachi brothers, for example, have been trained to die in place if they have to but to try to live to fight another day if they can. the idea they might give up seems to be farfetched. they'd rather perhaps go out in a blaze of glory and seek that martyrdom they talked about. the other situation in paris at the supermarke

couple number one, bob and sue they met on the set of fox furs day when bob came dressed in as a dog. an alex, they medicine on tender when alex saw a picture of mike left. >> couple number three, chris and lauren. they met on the kiss cam attickers cam when chris made out with lauren instead of his wife. >> wow. >> couple number one bob and sue, how long have you been married. >> two months and two weeks. >> honey. >> happy 30th, darling. >> very sweet. >> mike and alex, we have been together, six months now, we met right here at the fox studio, and then we had a nice lunch at booed can, the deal was sealed. >> love the at first site. >> yes. >> and what happened, couple number three lauren and chris how long have you been married. >> three weeks. >> yes. >> it seems like three. >> well, we all seem very happy. >> yes, we are. >> what we will do now is turn the girls into a sound proof boot. >> we have a sound proof boot. >> we got the it. >> remember you are answering these questions, when she returns. her answer match your answer you will get five points for the grand prize especia

i want to start, if i can, with you, bob. just for our viewers or maybe just learning about this new terror warning tonight. to put that in context and to give your view as to how significant it is and how difficult it will be for france -- for french authorities to stop this new threat against police across the country. >> jim, first of all, i mean the french don't put out alerts like this unless they believe them. but there is also a combination of panic. because this attack a military style attack on paris, came as a surprise to them. so they're -- they know they're in the dark of the size of the cell and if there are other cells out there. but if these people are well-trained in arms and in combat and a lot of them are. hundreds of frenchmen have gone to syria and iraq and fought there and are coming home. there is not much defense. if you've got a side arm, you know there's nothing you can do about it. someone walks up to you and assassinates you, so the french you have to travel in groups just like the attack on the new

chillier and then, it looks pretty nice as we get closer to the weekend but tricky time is this morning bob kelly, tricky travel. >> tricky. >> yes. >> what is that cereals trix. >> you silly rabbit. >> yes. >> good morning, everybody. it is monday, and boy what a tricky ride ahead of us. we have rain freezing rain and snow. depending upon where you step out of the front door. butler pike and limekiln pike. look at the road surface here. we have sleet coming down in this area. so the treated roadways could be better, obviously then untreat budd that secondary road side streets the driveway, the parking lot they will be slippery this morning. up and down, i-95 in south philadelphia a that stretch where we are dealing with rain. but tricky parties, although it is 35 in the city, the ground surface has been, frozen all weekend long. it is a temperature game. fit looks wet go with the assumption that it could bized over. one spot that will be tricky coming down i-95 and then, exit watch this starting to on the curve on the off ramp. that off ramp if there was ice just the speed and angle by whi

. >> we said oh, my god, that's bob. bob clarke. >> bob is john list. to call. >> wanda told the fbi that her former neighbor moved to richmond, virginia, and was using the name bob clarke. the fbi closed in, and agents arrested robert peter clarke at the accounting office where he worked in richmond. >> i approached him and i asked him are you mr. clark and he said yes. i said are you john list? and he says no, i'm robert p. clark. >> but bob clark had a scar behind his right ear and a fingerprint check matched prints on a gun permit application john list had filled out one month before the murders. bob clarke and john list were the same man. >> i said they got him. that was it. they got him. >> amazingly, john list wore the same style glasses that frank bender had used on the forensic bust. >> frank bender was 100% right. the picture of john list when he was captured was put next to the picture of that bust on the front page of the new york times. john list had the same exact glasses on that frank bender had put on the forensic bust. it was uncanny. >

good day, it is monday bob kelly is back. everybody. >> looking bronze. >> yes. >> bronze beauty over here. >> i was the irish guy getting off the plane in

thanks bob. and then we will get very cold after that. then after that well, punxsutawney phil will to have tell us, right bob. >> that is right. 6:48. tgif, an accident here on the schuylkill expressway, brake lights heading westbound right here near belmont avenue. they have moved it the off to the shoulder. but there is a delay heading west from city out to belmont. live look at i-95 southbound heavy from a academy into center city. north bound lanes of the freeway extra tight because of an accident on the walt whitman bridge come into philadelphia. we are getting word of fire department activity here at suburban station underground which is at 17th and jfk boulevard. there is fire activity fire trucks up at street level and they are going underground there in to suburban station. an accident bristol pike at tyburn road and we have an accident southbound on i295, as you approach that 42 freeway. mass transit looking good. mike and alex, back to you. >> let me give you a piece of advice here. if you are ever invited to a location where