. >> boston baby, beantown. bean town! >> sal guiliano, who is finishing up a year-long sentence for a probation violation, is here for the 12th time. it's a chance to catch up with buddies from his neighborhood. >> east boston baby, east boston. waitress. 2128, stay golden. [ bleep ] [ bleep ] how i grew up, just loyalty was a big thing. friendship was a big thing. don't find too many people who understand them words, friendship. friendship to me is, you know, i do for others, those that are my friends i would do before i do for myself. >> selfish. one coffee. there's six of us. you come in with one coffee. all right. i'll remember that. >> i didn't get canteened this week. >> i got your canteen. you hungry? you hungry? what you want? >> that's what happens -- >> all right, listen to me. >> it'll all be gone by tomorrow. >> we're going to take that but don't ask for it back later. when the camera leaves, don't ask for it back. >> we catch a lot of flak. we laugh. we joke, you know what i mean. we hang out with each other

. >> i want to give a shoutout to heidi and her family, they're a in boston and she and her husband tom had a babyome. congratulations. put every tv on msnbc right now to watch "morning joe." ♪ ♪ you're as cold as ice >> minneapolis/st. paul minus 20 degrees. >> never felt anything like this. >> you could be inside your freezer and be warmer. >> some of our crew members had tears coming out of their eyes and instantly it was freezing. >> some things on my body are freezing and i didn't know possible could freeze!

babies. in the winter you can make it snow can exceed two teachers todaye got to meet wasr cheery in boston. ms milledge was. beach resorts to using sources survive. along with these weekends. so in sum up squeezing. he heard a small fleets no one to bits. two spring arrives. somebody living in harmo cheer on you see. it was. one will will will or wil

boston cream pie. at 90 calories it is so good when you want more than a feeling. >> scary, steady and soaring babies on." most parents like to brag ability their baby's first steps. but how about baby's first time getting up on water skis? 7 1/2-month-old ryder comes from a pretty sporty family who taught him to ski with help. their video went viral and fast. it even caught the attention of the australian water city champion who invited him on his boat for a real ride including a custom wet suit. now a different kind of remarkable. a plane ride can create stressful situations so michelle was nervous when she saw a businessman would be sitting next to her 3-year-old daughter kate from a flight back from disneyworld. he turned out to be a very special seat mate. spending much of the flight connecting with the little girl who can have trouble communicating. >> it didn't matter to him that he couldn't have a back and forth or he couldn't ask her her name or age or ask what the name of her turtles were. >> he was even able to help calm kate when she became agitated as the plane descended. >> you never reall

americans going managed to deliver more plates boston line is that both companies are making a lot of money. this airline is of great that fleas and ticks the baby weight is up at us right now. the european bancroft make it delivered more than six hundred at things in twenty thirteen a record high for the company the bill say to more than twice as many orders as expected at the start of the year. good morning chief executive tom rees rage i was pleased the state of the market as well as his company's performance at the top yet it's fun to see kit achievement which comes from so so bored but the market. he's the galleria was e t the only empty seat the second is that all products home watching the requirements of the alliance. the high number of sales means that bus has a huge backlog to fail the company says it already has an awful it is to keep production during the next nine years. the detroit motor show is open on an upbeat note a surge in sales has left a crisis far behind both domestic and foreign carmakers over fifty new models be showcased at good will among continue to seek blossom is a nice way to make and dinah hopes will fend off comp

baby in her care. she was convicted of shaking 8 month old to death in boston in 1997 when she was 19 years old.ow known by her married name elf teaches dance classes in england. she was released from jail after serving 279 days when she won an appeal to reverse her conviction to involuntary manslaughter. >> a miracle in the new year. a mom and dad locate their missing son after his picture was printed in a newspaper. he went missing from his home on new year's day. when he didn't come back they desperately searched for him. on sunday they saw this next to a picture about being homeless in cold weather. they called police who located him. he was taken to the hospital as a precaution. >>> it is time now for the motivator. a new segment on "fox & friends first" to inspire you as a start a fresh week with us. >> today we meet u.s. navy veteran john norris. john scored three tickets to yesterday's bengals charger's game in cincinnati. he decided to help another hero. >> he spented 3 and a half hours to get tickets for the charges's game. he saw a veteran who lost both of his legs in afghanistan two

boston cream pie. at 90 calories it is so good when you want more than a feeling. doctors have said violent >> every year, it is estimated 200 people are convicted of shaking babies toor years doctors have said violent shaking causes babies brains to swell and bleed. now that science looks shaky. linda yee talked to one bay area father who was wrongly accused. >> reporter: a parent's anguished call. christian slipped and fell dropping his three month baby upon to a hard kitchen floor. >> the arms and legs are not moving and he feels limp. >> is he still on the ground? >> he went silent from crying. and i fell into shock. >> reporter: and so began the nightmare. 15 hours after his baby was rushed to emergency, he was accused of child abuse. a violently shaking his baby, not dropping him. >> the doctors have told us at least to me, that they thought the injuries where inconsistent with my accounts. >> reporter: baby johan had bleeding and swelling behind his eyes. they insisted it was shaken baby syndrome. >> they asked me if he had shaken the baby before. >> reporter: they said johan was dying and the cops came to arrest him. >> christian tried to lean over and kiss

three month old baby girl injured in one of the deadly blasts that hit the russian city of volgograd before the new year brings you the latest on the life and death battle unfolding at a boston hospital. and right wing group in south africa already has an escape plan as. nelson mandela era in their country holds a gloomy future for the population there.

boston, massachusetts, austin, texas. my favorite moment was a connick cradled a baby to sing well and he lived up to that promise you. >>our head on my shoulder. what have you got? >> i just want you closer. [laughing] where you can -- >> connick was not only most amusing thing to watch entire show. the changes included cutting out all the infamous sequences of bad performances. since all the judges were apparently against the bashing ritual. too bad. is to revitalize show and ratings down more than 40% from a year earlier, resulting the fox exec in charge of the show have from the very beginning to leave the network at the finnal le. randy jackson who stepped down will serve as mentor. the tonight the premier is eight p.m. eastern. i will miss the bloopers, i felt the first several premiers of the show, first several episodes you got to see really long list of bad singers. that's what we all used to laugh about next day, right? jenna: i watched it last night as well harry connick, jr. is hysterical. >> and he is so cute. jon, don't you agree? funny to watch, everybody was obsessed with j.lo and who is harry connick, jr

. >> i want to give a shoutout to heidi and her family, they're a in boston and she and her husband tom had a baby girl, their fourth child. awesome. congratulations. put every tv on msnbc right now to watch "morning joe." ♪ ♪ you're as cold as ice >> minneapolis/st. paul minus 20 degrees. >> never felt anything like this. >> you could be inside your freezer and be warmer. >> some of our crew members had tears coming out of their eyes and instantly it was freezing. >> some things on my body are freezing and i didn't know possible could freeze! ♪ digging for gold >> are you breaking up with me? >> good morning! it's tuesday. a frigid tuesday. january 7th. welcome to "morning joe." with us on the set msnbc and "time" magazine senior political analyst mark halpern. i still can't get over what he did. i can't believe it. >> what do you do? >> it's unspeakable. >> it's like unspeakable. where is it? are they bringing it? i'm just saying. i'm never going to get over it. msnbc political analyst and visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman, harold ford jr. >> we all feel less after hearing

babies cannot wait. >> come out with a sweater on. >> here is what is going on, the wind chills in the north are running about nine below in boston and dc, but in chicago, it feels like 23 below zero. relatives in st. louis, trying not to of that, 14 below zero. same if green bay, feels like 36 below zero in minneapolis and ten below in denver. clouds along the coast and streets around san francisco because of the extra moisture in the air is condensing on there and it is slippery from time to time. check out what the winds do: california is showing the warm petaluma is 39, and low-to-mid 40's in san rafael and mill valley. 48 in san francisco, and half moon bay, same. mid-to-upper 40's redwood city and 38 in cupertino and 41 in san jose and lafayette is 50 and from sutro tower you can see the lights downtown san francisco and the art work on the bay bridge, nut is warm and well stop at ten consecutive days with record highs. high fire danger is developing and we will be near record highs. mid-to-upper 60's in the south bay and gilroy is 71 and mid-to-upper 60's along the coast and the peninsula into downtown and south san francisco

boston. we know where the hard core confident fans are. >> this will be a great game. i will watch this one. i'm looking forward to it. >>> coming up, controversy surrounding a sexy supermodel, her baby joyride. >> we'll break down what happened and what didn't last night on "the bachelor." >> "world news now" continues ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. skinny time. since it's tuesday morning, we start with last night's episode of "the bachelor." >> juan pablo, continuing his quest to find the woman of his dreams. joining us once again to talk about this is our chief "bachelor" analyst, jack sheen. come on in, buddy. >> i was taking copious notes here. i tell what you, last night's episode of "the bachelor", there were 18 women involved in this whole thing. >> and some drama. >> some drama. first, we start with the less drama, though. first date of the night last night. a woman named claire. a winter wonderland. sledding. skating. the whole nine yard. somewhere along the way, claire actually said, and i quote, he smells like heaven in a bottle. talking about juan pablo right there. >> say that about you too, john? >> you know how it goes. anyway, claire did rather well. she and juan pablo were l

baby rock. this action warmer than in the midwest and east. they are icicles in four separate readings have dipped into the single digits and teams from boston to new york and washington to cities like atlanta, nashville and birmingham. the days are near wiped out conditions under buffalo. thousands of homes and businesses have lost power in many places people are being told to stay home. southern farmers are now worried about their crops. >> catherine: the bid for cold temperatures and 1 and a winter storm cost thousands of flight cancellations and delays over the past few days this is boston globe and apart airport just one of the places where travelers have been stranded and acclaim that are palin up. one of the hardest hit headlines is the jet blew. which basically shut down operations and boston and new york three major airports some flights were moving again but it's going to take time to get back to normal >> catherine: and escaped in may in kentucky to could not handle the difficult it was so bad. he actually acts to be taken back to jail. he was on the run for a few days after breaking out of a correctional facility but could did not r

baby system. it hasn't even entered the ocean just yet. blizzard warnings out toward boston. a foot of snow right outside the cape. philly, even d.c. looking for these heavy amounts of snow. keep in mind it is a dry snow. blowing around very quickly, and temperatures are going to be cold. with the windchill, you'll feel like the single digits. a lot coming our way. >> we'll keep a look on that. >>> let's take a look at other headlines right now. happening now, energy emergencies in more than a dozen states after last week's bitter blast of cold. in ohio, the governor has now extended the hours trucks carrying fuel can legally drooi on stayed highways. residents are being undered to -- urged to turn down their thermostats. >>> chris christie set to be sworn in today for a second term as new jersey governor. the bridge scandal and playing politics with sandy relief will be hovering over the ceremonies. christie's lieutenant governor is denying the charges. >>> dramatic pictures to show you now of a woman being rescued from an icy lake in indianapolis. she landed about 40 feet f

baby are doing just fine this morning. by the way, we are in this for the long haul here in boston. these cold temperatures will last for several days. in fact, the first time we could possibly see temperatures above freezing, not until saturday, george. >> gio, thanks very much. i'll take it over from here. we'll have the latest on the mounting terrorist threats at the winter olympics. two weeks away. preparations are ramping up to protect the site. that's not tamping down the competitive spirit of athletes speaking out for the first time about the threats. abc's brian ross here. good morning, brian. >> good morning, george. if the terrorists get their way, their prime targets would be the young athletes who worked so hard to get to the olympics. and there's no doubt security concerns are weighing on the american men and women who are heading to sochi. for the first time, women are being allowed to enter the ski jump competition and for the three american women who race down a 350-foot-high ski jump to qualify for the olympics, not a lot seems to scare them. even the news out of so