talked with adrian acosta - and she says she was there when it all happened. 3 "pattie burroughs says her son fought for a month but finally died from injuries he suffered in an attack by his own brother...and burroughs says she saw the entire thing happen"if you ask pattie burroughs about her son sean mcbride...you can see her swell up with pride pride 3 "his smile, his laugh, his goofy personality, he ws so tender hearted, he was my heart he really was"sean is the middle child of three brothersback on january 4th burroughs says the youngest of the mcbride brothers, ryan, came knocking at burroughs home "it was awful, i was already on the phone with 911, to get ryan out of here, he was in a rage, high on something" burroughs says ryan came asking for money...she thinks to likely feed his drug habit "sean confronted and told him we are not giving you money we started hitting on sean, and he saw me in the living room calling 911""he headed towards me, and sean saved my life because he pulled ryan down" "the next thing i knew he was 3 stabbing sean right there in the living room and i w

pattie burroughs says her son ryan came to her house demanding money.when he was refused.. burroughs says ryan became violent.that's when she says her other son stepped in.. 3 3 3 i feel like sean saved my life, because he grabbed ryan by the ankles and pulled him down. the next thing i knew, he was stabbing sean right there in the living room." room."pattie burroughs says she's not quite ready to forgive her son.this morning, ryan mcbride is being held on no bond.visitation and funeral services for sean mcbride are later today at travelers rest 3 spartanburg county deputies say a man who went missing on monday is now safe. safe.overnight, deputies said jimmy bunn was located in kershaw county.he'd been reported missing earlier in the day, when he didn't return home.we're told bunn's truck had broken down, and he was taken to a local hospital. deputies say he is okay. 3 time for weather and traffic every 10 minutes. minutes. 3 tuesday will be cold and breezy, with partly cloudy skies and a chance for mountain snow and upstate flurries. highs reach 41 in the upstate and 30 i

says the youngest of the mcbride brothers, ryan, came knocking at burroughs home "it was awful, i was alreadad ryan out of here, he was in a rage, high on something" asking for money...she thinks to likely feed his drug habit "sean confronted and told him we are not giving you money we will not enable you""ryan started hitting on sean, and he saw me in the living room me, and sean saved my life because he pulled ryan down" "the next thing i knew he was stabbing sean right there in the living room and i was screaming to 911 to please get out here"sean suffered multiple stab wounds to his legs and back...and hung on to life for nearly a month before passing this friday"i was there for his first breath and for his last"with one son in jail and the other about to be buried...burroughs says she relies heavily on her faith to cope"if it werent for my faith i dont know how i would get through this"and as for forgiving her son ryan she says "at some point there will be but not right now" 3 a service for sean mcbride will be held tommorow at 2 at travelers rest united methodist...he will be la

pattie burroughs says her son ryan came to her house demanding money.when he was refused.. burroughs says ryan became violent.that's when she 3 3 3 i feel like sean saved my life, because he grabbed ryan by the ankles and pulled him down. the next thing i knew, he was stabbing sean right there in the living room." room."pattie burroughs says she's not quite ready to forgive her son.this morning, ryan mcbride is being held on no bond.visitation and funeral services for sean mcbride are later today at travelers rest united methodist. 3 spartanburg county deputies say a man who went missing on monday is now safe. safe.overnight, deputies said jimmy bunn was located in kershaw county.he'd been reported missing earlier in the day, when he didn't return home.we're told bunn's truck had broken down, and he was taken to a local hospital. deputies say he is okay. 3 3 time for weather and traffic minutes. 3 tuesday will be cold and breezy, with partly cloudy skies and a chance for mountain snow and upstate flurries. highs reach 41 in the upstate and 30 in the mountains. tonight stays

prosecutors **upgraded ryan's charges on monday.patti burroughs told us that sean was stabbed -- while defending her. 3 3 "he headed towards me, and sean saved my life because he pulled ryan down.""the next thing i knew he was stabbing sean right there in the living room and i was screaming to 911 to please get out here" "his smile, his laugh, his goofy personality, he was so tender hearted, he was my was."3 burroughs says she thinks drugs were behind ryan's attack. 3 a cherokee county teen -- **killed in a car crash -- will be laid to rest today. today.the coroner says "dominick galosi" **died friday along with 18-year-old shemar byers in york county. both were gaffney high school students.the funeral for galosi is today but the funeral arrangements for byers haven't been announced. announced.troopers say "rhett boheler" ... who was driving the car ... and "brooke blanton" ... who was a backseat passenger...were both airlifted to the hospital. right now.. we don't know their condition. condition.we told you about the crash friday night -- just off highway 211.troopers say the car hit

burroughs says she thinks drugs were behind ryan's attack. 3 a cherokee county teen -- **killed in a c c crash -- will be laid to rest today. today.the coroner says "dominick galosi" **died friday along with 18-year-old shemar byers in york county. both were gaffney high school students.the funeral arrangements for byers haven't been announced. announced.troopers say "rhett boheler" ... who was driving the car ... and "brooke blanton" ... who was a backseat passenger...were both airlifted to the hospital. right now.. we don't know their condition. condition.we told you about the crash friday night -- just off highway 211.troopers say the car hit a tree.. and then a fence.school leaders say grief counselors and ministers are available at the school. 3 it's time to vote in new today.voters were at the polls at midnight to cast their first ballots in dixville notch.the community is the first community in the nation to vote in a **primary. democrat bernie sanders and early boost. 3 despite that early vote -- donald trump is expected to do well in new hampshire today. trump holds the llad

we talked with burroughs about what he would like to see changed. he said he's looking forward to a number of amendments that he wants to change. reporting live, i'm tracee wilkins. >>> the police in prince george's county believe that a man convicted of a scam, a man who lived in loudoun county, was killed in prince george's as part of a robbery. two people are facing charges in the murder el atari was found shot and killed in a truck in upper marlboro on saturday. he had been reported missing days earlier. two men, eric garris, and taqwa muhammad were arrested yesterday. they are being held without bond. one of the items stolen was a rolex watch. police say witnesses helping them with the investigation. >> he had intimate knowledge of the scene itself, of the crime scene. >> police say that el atari used to own a restaurant in northern virginia. he was convicted in 2010 for scamming banks out of more than $50 million. he got out of prison after just four years for testifying in two high-profile cases. >>> we've reported about cell phone thefts in

here we are at 6:00, and the rain is falling pretty steadily on the jersey shore but not in the burroughs yet. it's just rai for us here in the immediate area. maybe snowflakes in the catskills and hudson valley, but for us in the immediate metro area, it is going to be a rain event on tuesday. and hooking looking ahead to wednesday's system, a lot of talk about this coastal storm. it does look like it will be mild for us. we're not concerned about any of this falling as snow. the snow will be in places like indiana, it's so far away. so windy and mild as we head into the workweek. thunderstorms possible on wednesday as the system starts to pull away, and a few leftover showers on thursday. on tuesday, we'll reach a high of 42 before the rain arrives. and there is a possibility of a then wednesday with a high of 48 degrees, it will just be rain and wind, no snow. on thursday, another day near 50 degrees. windy through the middle of the workweek, then it gets drier and cooler as we head through next weekend. >> and it's almost march. i can't believe it. we're coming right back. but first,

we mentioned norfolk catholic's david engelhaupt yesterday, his teammate aidan burroughs is heading to liberty university. sdsu picked up three players from northern iowa today including logan backhaus of the state champion spirit lake squad and pete menage and cj roths from central lyon. scheidegger of newell fonda and conner thiele of oakland craig as well. these student athletes. the hawkeyes are coming off their best season in school history and added 24 players to the fold today. dense was a key focus for the coaching staff as they signed five d-linemen, five linebackers, and four defensive backs. among the 24 scholarship players, 21 of them are three star players as rated by rivals and four of them are from iowa. noah fant of omaha central is also heading to iowa city as is burke prins as a walk on...we'll hear from the hinton product tomorrow. rivals ranan the hawkeye class in just two months new cyclone coach matt campbell was able to assemble a huge class of 36 signees and one of the highest rated in iowa state history. rivals has the isu class rated at 48th best in the countr

we menoned norfolk catholic's david engelhaupt burroughs is heading to liberty university. sdsu picked up three players from northern iowa today including logan backhaus of the state champion spirit lake squad and pete menage and cj roths from central lyon. usd added mason scheidegger of newell fonda and conner thiele of oakland craig as well. congrara to all these student athletes. the hawkeyes are coming off their best season in and added 24 fold today. focus as they signed five d- linebackers, and backs. scholarship them are three star players as rated by rivals and four are from iowa. hinton's burke prins is heading to iowa city as a w wk onons & omaha central's noah fant signed as well. rivals ranks the hawkeye class 39th in the country. in just two cyclone coach able to assemble a class of 36 signees and one of the highest rated in iowa rivals has the and it includes one four star player that would be offensive lineman the cyclones also beat out nebraska from missouri. from calmar is the lone iowan to receive a scholarship. the highest rated class in the area belonged

say roman protas was on duty when he was caught on camera throwing trash at a statue of jesus in burrough park, brooklyn. >> he was throwing bottles, he was throwing stones, whatever he could find over into, cursing and yelling. he got back into the truck, took all the bottle, started drinking. >> investigators say the 38- year-old returned to the church 40 minutes later and threw flowers at a statue of pope john paul ii. >>> almost every driver can relate to the frustration of finding a parking spot. a new app is hoping to ease the stress, but will it help or create more parking wars? cbs2's jessica schneider reports. >> reporter: how many times did you circle the block before you found this spot? >> like 10 times. >> yeah. >> reporter: those days of circling the lot for a spot might be over. an app puts parking on par with an exact science. >> it connects people looking their spots. >> reporter: 32-year-old founder robin gerver got the habits. >> he puts a piece of paper on his car and a frowning face if he's not leaving that day and a smiley face if he is leaving that day. and people a

in the last two years jobs in the outer burroughs grew at twice the rate of manhattan. >> the mayor has plans tomorrow a street car line funded with $2.5 billion in city money likely financed by bonds. >>> still to come some of the other news of the day. >> and one of the big stories is the weather. what a mess out there. we've got heavy rain right now and then it's-- >> you know this is interesting you guys because this is a snap shot right in front of our building and you can see through the lights of the cab those are flakes. it's just changed over on the west side. the schein on the scene that change over under way. mike on camera two from the east end had 40 degrees and as he hits the bronx the numbers start to drop and it's going to get challenging over the next half hour to an hour and right in the middle of the commute. light snow and wind 8 miles per hour. numbers around the area going to start as snow for some of our neighbors north and west. when i came in from the west it was rain and changed over on the way in it. 37 in the hamptons hanging onto some heat but without except

kelly burroughs is here to show us a dog and cat you can take home. hi kelly. 3 special olympics basketball. we take you to a tournament in northern kentucky which is almost as good as march madness, just ahead. plus, climbing the stairs at the carew tower. local 12's megan moore is live to tell us about this unique fundraiser, next, on good morning cincinnati sunday. 3 saying goodbye to a supreme court justice..the touching tribute to judge antonin scalia.. in our nation's capital.. 3 and a big weekend for some great athletes with the special olympics. what we all can learn from some great good morning cincinnatithanks for joining us.the stories of the day are coming up. first a check of the weather. here's meterologist 3 kentucky's special olympians madness. their regional basketball tournament has been going on this weekend in florence.local 12's brad underwood shows us how fierce these competitors are . . and how much fun they're having. 3 "whistle, referee gives ball to player. inbound pass, dribble." for the first time in regional play, all team

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in the last two years jobs in the outer burroughs grew at more than twice the rate of those in manhattan. >> the mayor also formally unvailed the mans to build a 16- the water fronts of brooklyn and queens to cost $2.5 billion with completion by 2024. >>> time now 6:39 coming up what's in store for the weekend another check of weather and traffic and sharing our favorite super bowl recipes with you. like what you made? >> yeah i do. garlic knots, mini ones. >> you are going to be the judge when we come back. of organics. to top it off! we offer lower prices every day. right now, get dunkin' donuts coffee k-cups, 10-count packages for just $4.99. and thin-sliced boneless chicken breast or tenders, cut fresh in store. buy 1 get 2 free. low prices, great quality, and friendlier service. so, what moves me? it's the journey. the feeling of doing. i'm on my path and i love it. the path to a healthier you starts with nature's path pumpkin flax granola. crunchy clusters of delicious organic oats, flax and pumpkin seeds, with all the goodness to nourish you and your family. nature's path granola.

need add the hotels that the city has contracts with, there are 4 in his district, he wants each burrough to handle their own homeless. homeless. reporter: we reached out to mayor's office, a spokesperson telling knauss city has been -- telling us that city had been in process before this attack of transferring all homeless out of temporary housing, and into more permanent housing, how long that will take? we don't know. back to you. >> the justice department is filed a civil rights lawsuit against ferguson, missouri, the feds are suing city officials because they failed to make good on the grime the agreement the way that police treat the poor and minorities there. >> all right, 32 degrees outside right now, it will be warm compared to where we're headed. dari: yeah, zero, soon. nick: this weekend. take care of those mild weather that going on, it will get colder from this point forward, a couple of cold fronts crossing the area, this one tonight into tomorrow has a couple snow showers with it. a couple snow showers, little bit. 30 in belmar, 25 in monticello in low 27s in the city, 30 i

. >> it's what you would expect with a guy from the burroughs ferry. >> flagships and six beer no longer in the refrigerator with on-site and no actual help. >> we had a bottle and not bottles. >> he deals with 450 residents to get the bottles necessary to put out the biggest shipment just in time for the super bowl marking a major milestone. for the founders it's a dream realized. >> we started talking about bring the tradition back . it wasn't the most successful on long island. at the peak, rn age employed 375 people. in 2016, flagship is the only one on staten island. >> it's good fresh beer. i love coming down and representing staten island. >> everyone is excited and proud and they have a hometown brewery . give seasonal with bars and restaurants and stores and distributors in all five boroughs. they plan to ask dan to new jersey and upstate new york . >> give us a try and drink local. >> there is another push on the way to preserve the coney island boardwalk. the brooklyn councilman introduced a historic landmark. they will create the boardwalk to concrete and faked wood. the park

the two-hour special must-see tv, all-star tribute to james burroughs airs to night right here on nbc 6. many great shows he directed. i watched them all. >> oh, my goodness, glued to the television. 6:26 is the time. still ahead, new details on a florida teen accused of running a fake medical practice. it turns out he was doing a whole lot more than just playing doctor. tiny lives after >>> good morning everyone. welcome to nbc 6 "south florida today." it's saturday, february 20th. i'm sharon lawson. we'll get you started with the first alert weather forecast. how is it looking out there. >> looking nice, happy saturday to you. 67 in the kendall area, a little cooler further to the south. broward coastal areas seeing temperatures in the lower 670s. the reason for this, ocean temperatures are in the lower 70s. we're waking up to the east wind. any time you have the onshore flow, you'll have the temperatures close to what the water temperature is like around us. further to the north on the cooler side. waking up to 40s in tallahassee. 50s across the panhandle and also in the 50s across

tonight police are trying to solve a string of crimes. 500 were reported in four burroughs overnight. three of the victims died and right now all the drivers are cbs2's brian coneybeare is live one crash happened. >> reporter: cindy, even before this deadly weekend, the nypd says 17 pedestrians have already 2016. now police are using flashing signs like the one you see behind me to try and catch these heartless drivers. queens, a residential park. police trying to figure out if speed is why a car slammed into this black suv around 4:40 this morning, hitting and killingon uber driver before taking off. sonia ramirez was walking home when she saw something in the street. >> we looked and realized it was a body and the car was running. >> reporter: in park slope, killed by a dark colored sedan. the driver gone. two hours earlier in jamaica queens a woman critically injured by a man in a minivan. a similar scene on spring street and 6th avenue in soho at 3:30 a.m. a 30-year-old man hit by another car. that victim hospitalized. then in the bronx 63-year-old jose contreras was killed by a b

skies clear out, 39 around the five burroughs to 29 to our sunshine and a great day. 45 degrees still warmer than normal for this time of the year for the second day of february. here's the seven day forecast, rain and windy on wednesday. very warm temperatures get to 60. some of that rain by the afternoon could create flooding issues and cooler weather for thursday and friday with temperatures into the weekend still warmer than normal for this time of the year. all right it's monday let's go rise and shine have a great day. >> sounds good. thank you bill. >>> over to heather with a check on the commute. >> yes this accident northern state parkway west off on the side of the roadway and this delay on the van wick and this grand central delay as well. all of this getting into the queue garden center interchange because of the van wick southbound right at the interchange you do have that left lane barrier knocked out of place. the j and m trains signal problems at essex street so parkway west that unauthorized tractor trailer quickly cleared away. we don't have major delays through that

john: at the breakfast -- brian fallon started to talk about a phenomena referred to as bernie burroughse is a support base that engage with the of secretary clinton that are laden with sexim. tad: listen, what i think is, we do not encourage anyone to attack hillary clinton from the candidate on down. we have it differences on issues. those differences will be on display tonight. the one thing we do not want him to do is go after her personally. whoever wins this nomination, whether it is bernie or hillary, i hope what i believe will all come together. so we do not condone any kind of nasty stuff anywhere. mark: we get a chance to ask you about those ads. we'll do it during the break. john: nice to have you always. up next, we are going to make america kid again with nbc's kate snow. if you're watching us and washington, d.c., you can listen to us on the radio at bloomberg 99.1 fm. we will be right back. ♪ john: there was a lot of snow in iowa after the caucuses. today in new hampshire, we are getting kate snow who joins us now. kate: very smooth. i like that. john: we love the pun with

burroughs scholar and law clerk on the supreme court, one of my favorite justices. one of my sons is named hugo. they were twins on the floor so we picked yuko. he's a hero because hugo black really believed in forcing the constitution and he believed more than anyone else. professor howard has federal bodies. it's often consulted by draftsmen another's date and he has held draft can't additions in brazil, hungary, czechoslovakia, real internationalist baseman. he preached in argued cases before the supreme court and it many books and articles include the magna carta and constitutionalist son in america. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming professor a.e. dick howard. [applause] >> thank you. that was an enthusiastic introduction. i can pick up my classes at the university of virginia with this state of enthusiasm. just as certainly alerted you to the reason why we are turning the bill of rights magna carta and otherwise the idiosyncratic choice of british and english document 800 years ago and what they got to do with the bill of rights. the road to th

burroughs award, given think missouri electric cooperatives for his leadership above and beyond the call of duty to strengthen and improve the economic conditions of his community. part of going vont for darryl was being act -- of going above and beyond for darryl was being leader on the school board, the area chamber of commerce and his rotary club. thank you for giving your life to the service of the citizens of missouri's fourth districtism congratulate you on a job well done and look forward to hearing of the continued impact you'll have in and for our community. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the chair lays before the house the following personal requests. the clerk: leave of absence requested for ms. jackson lee of texas for today and mr. heights of georgia for today and for tuesday, february 2. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentlewoman from ohio, ms. beatty is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leade

the city right around 50 around the five burroughs 38 around newark. you need a jacket or sweater to start the day but a southerly south west wind to warm things up today and at the bus stop speaking of penalty minutes that one right there will pennallize you if you don't behave at the bus stop. a nice warm temperatures but grab a jacket or sweater. how is it going. >> i need my safety patrol belt. that's the only thing that's missing. >> you don't have one? >> you are going to have to take care of that to keep everybody in line. >> i'll work on that. >> we have an accident and a fuel spill involved with two 78 and 202 and 206 exit. new jersey transit, metro north running close to schedule and we do have alternate side of the street parking rules back in effect after being suspended for numerous days but they are back in effect now. ken, lauri, over to you. >> heather thank you. next find out why uber drivers >>> and details of a deadly i do everything on the internet but, it's kind of slow. my friends say i should get fios because it's the fastest. i

cara: as you can imagine, it is quite the achievement for burroughs. you can catch the achievement tonight at 9:00 followed by wesh 2 news at 11:00. dave: ted danson famously said there are no bad boys, just boys with bad haircuts. he looks so distinguished with gray hair. rapper 50 cent has to explain instagram pictures. he filed bankruptcy but posted these pictures with fat stacks. his legal team is saying he will be there but they are not sure cara: i could listen to you read that story all morning long. >> next week we will do it from denny' s. cara: we have got a new development after a threat of union robbery. how an off-duty cop helps catch the robber. dave: pleasant, warm, mild evening. apparently, people think i'm too perky. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! >> local, live, late-breaking. this is wesh 2 news sunrise in high definition. cara: right now on sunrise, four people shot in parramore. the chase and crash, and questions that remain this morning. >> after tonig

completing law school at stanford, she clerked for judge martha as present on the ninth brison on theha s burroughs and ninth court of appeals. [applause] ms. mayeux: thank you for inviting me. i am working on the history of defense lawyers. the fact that strickland are pretty brutal. just a few months after the supreme court handed down gregg, david leroy washington launched of attacksek frenzy and murders. when politicians try on public fears of crime, these are like the poster type frames -- type crimes. although washington had no criminal history before this, the reason for his crimes became industry. washington would soon find himself one of the first defendant sentenced to death under florida's new greg-approved sentencing scheme. he was the seventh person to be executed in florida after gregg. after executed in 1984 the united states supreme court rejected his final constitutional challenge to his sentence. challenge the not death penalty itself as unconstitutional, which would have been a smart thing to do just after gregg. hisrgued that court-appointed lawyer had shirked his duties here in

. >> different couch though good they sat down for reunion special, and tribute to jimmy burroughs. >eated the series. >> we have learned a few things about the crew. the lisa, jennifer and courtney had lunch together for ten years and they ate same food. they all had salad. and they gave cast, directing room to play poker. during early season they would watch the show together and give each other notes, which came from courtney's time on seinfeld. >> courtney had a role as jerry's girlfriend on seinfeld. >> it was important to take notes. >> it is, yeah. by the way, party for kelly rowland. >> yes. >> sunset tower hotel, hollywood good west hollywood. >> on sunset boulevard. >> i'm he sure they still made it private. >> i'm sure they did. >> fresh off her grammy sweep. >> well, she had three awards. >> three nominations. >> i think so. >> taylor swift returned to her hometown of reading, pennsylvania over the weekend. >> and why? her best friend's wedding. she was maid of honor of course. >> look at her. >> beautiful. >> she's known the bride since they were born and she was made of

they plan to install 30 charging stations across the five burroughs over the next 18 months. hazel sanchez cbs 2 news. >> it's now 5:39. coming up why toyota is recalling 3 million vehicles. >> plus what a 911 call said about an attack on a mail carrier. >> and the hustler takes on the grand masser but the hustler has no idea who he is playing. >> and don't forget to connect with us during the show and all morning long. our handles right there. follow us. so, what moves me? it's the journey. the feeling of doing. i'm on my path and i love it. the path to a healthier you starts with nature's path pumpkin flax granola. crunchy clusters of delicious organic oats, flax and pumpkin seeds, with all the goodness to nourish you and your family. nature's path granola. >>> new information on the turkey trouble in one new jersey town police have released a 911 call reporting a turkey attack in hills dale. a turkey trapped a postal worker and called police to rescue him. >> you are not going to believe this but a carrier is being attacked by wild turkeys. they are actually attacking, bit

. >> the sheriff's office is investigating 500 cases throughout the five burroughs. >> unbelievable. >> be careful. >>> time now 6:48 coming up which dog breeds are the most popular in america. >>> also waves crashing over road side barriers into cars. >>> otis livingston has the sports update. >> the knicks got spanked 122- 95. coming up tonight the rangers in newark to take on the devils. the islanders in minnesota facing the wild and the nets in blazers. >>> some wild video of serious waves wonderfulonning cars in hawaii some carrying hefty lava rocks that washed onto the road to close a 12-mile stretch. crews are up cleaning up the debris. officials say this is the her ten years. >>> anxious and depressed parents are more likely to have children that are fussy eaters. they tracked thousands of family members and found the more anxious the parents were even during pregnancy the more likely pre-schoolers would be picky eaters. >>> time for traffic and weather on the 2's. good morning. >> i had five brothers and two sisters we were just lucky to eat. we are serving up fog, low cloud

at least 7500 will be installed in all five burroughs. >> with this effort we are moving much closer to becoming successful and tech friendly city in the nation and in the world. >> my phone just died so so far it's a good thing. >> i would definitely use that. >> over 500 kiosks will be funded by july and is expected to generate revenue for the city. >> this is the city where it is chilly right now. 24 but that doesn't tell a whole story. you've got a wind chill of 18 in englewood, new jersey. i know they are watching at the lily and booth home. the wind chill is 23. you get a bit of a break but it's still cold. a lot of wind chills in the teens so getting ready for that. nice and quiet. a little hiccup tonight and really a better chance sunday night. look at these numbers, 56 on saturday, 52 on sunday. let's get ready to play. let's get you there first with alex. >> thanks john. good morning everyone. if you are traveling in the at the hundreds of cameras fortunately showing you an accident on the fdr drive as you make your way northbound approaching 79th street blocking the right

stuart: i don't know if you know these names, but they are all on the left, although burroughs. the mac i do know one of the names because it's the same last name i have inches my cousin and we rarely agree on anything. of course this people are on the left. from president obama's point of view, this is an opportunity for him to cement in place legacy to turn the direction of a cord around from where it has been on a relatively stable conservative majority though occasionally justice canady making a liberal majority. i wouldn't than president obama for a 10 team to take advantage of the opportunity. stuart: let me jump in for a second. i would expect him to nominate him in on the left. not a middle road or who might be acceptable, but a leftist. the president has nothing to lose. >> i don't think the president things the way you do. he may well be more interested in a compromise candidate. for example, if you were to nominate someone that was sufficient to pry loose a dozen or so republican votes in the senate, then he could get the person through. if he really wanted to play ha