>> narrator: greg lives with his parents in chatham, new jersey. >> he relies on it so heavily.don't even think he knows that he relies on it. it's just part of his persona. >> i can be in the same house at my desk downstairs and greg is doing homework upstairs. and i have a better chance of getting his attention by emailing him because at least i know he'll see it. you go upstairs and they're in tune to their machine or they're talking to 25 people at once, so it's an intrusion if i go in there. >> you know, you go away on a vacation and they're texting all their friends. there's, like, no break. they're unwilling to be out of the loop for more than, you know, an hour. >> okay mom, when i send you a text, go to "messages," "inbox," "okay." >> which thing do i press to get the message? >> mom, see if you can figure it out. you went to college. my parents, it seems like they don't know how to work a printer. they don't know how to work the internet. they'll come up to me, they'll be like, "i don't know how to get to my email." and i'm like, "well, mom, that's not the email, that'

the cape, as well. 10 inches of know in chatham. from boston to new york, into d.c., the temperatures are going to be cold and windy. about five to ten degrees below normal. what's falling in the way of snow into connecticut, is light. it's nice in texas. it's warm again today. and from minneapolis to chicago, there's a little bit more snow on the ground, as you're waking up in minneapolis, to chicago. and there will be another hit of snow, coming on thursday. george? >> okay, sam. thanks. >>> it hasn't even opened yet. but there's been another accident for the most expensive broadway musical ever. a stuntman in "spider-man: turn off the dark," fell 30 feet during a preview performance last night. rob nelson has more. >> wow. here he comes. >> reporter: this was not the curtain call the cast of "spider-man : turn off the dark" wanted to hear. [ applause ] shaken audience members clapping for a 31-year-old spidey stunt double, as paramedics loaded him into an ambulance. >> it looked like an acrobatic stunt but person playing side i s

louis and all the way from chatham, new jersey. thanks for making the long trip.therings, the office party. it's a rather tricky thing. sure you want to relax, you want to have a good time. you're actually out of the office. but you don't want to be talked about at the water cooler. career experiod nicole williams is here to help guide us through the life safely. you get kind of excited but at the same time it has such a bad rap, the office party. >> it does. >> because there's always someone who does something. >> yes. >> and you just hope it's not you. >> you know. don't be that girl. >> don't be the girl. >> yes. >> but why does it get such a bad rap? just because there's always someone or is there more to it? >> no. i think it's just one of those parties that doesn't really feel like a party fwrangly because these are your colleagues. you see them day in and day out. so it feels like just this responsibility responsibility. >> you have to go. >> but, in fact, your holiday office party is a great opportunity for your career. to leverage this opportunity, this g