>> i have called it chris murphy yikes. >> no, what is it? >> videotaped him yesterday doing something. >> oh, no. >> that the country needs to see. >> oh, no. >> oh, come on. >> does this involve the rock bands the who? >> yes. >> i think i know what you are talking about. >> keep watching. >> uproared that? >> maybe. >> keep watching the corner of the screen. we have one hour to go. down to 20. >> oh, my word. >> what? what, how did i miss this? >> oh, we were taping something for friday night in the trends. >> mike jerrick! >> it was good. >> can i blame alex holley for that? >> bick eveny? >> it is on. >> let me check the temperatures, and see if we're anywhere close. now, i will say this. >> warm up, warm up. >> even if we don't get any colder than 23 degrees, we are already at the coldest morning since march 27th. >> wow. >> okay? so it hasn't been any colder than this since march 27th. >> don't let this happen, sue. >> i have so many more numbers for you. will give you big old headache. three out of ten today. we have more sunshine, ju

so watch for live performance from chris murphy coming up. 9:03. much do you think you spend on dating each year? we found this dude, and he told us how much he spends over a 12 month period dating. okay? >> all right. >> plus, the sexiest manna life, has been revealed. we'll tell you who people magazine picked for this annual award. >> oh, ya. and, let's talk turkey, ladies and gentlemen. you might notice labels like free range, or maybe even cage freon your thanksgiving turkey this year. but a lot of those words don't mean a thing. >> really? >> yes, we're going to have the truth behind the labels. you try and dot right thing, buy a ticket humanely raised, cage free, organic, whatever, other catch phrases are out there. but we'll tell you what those words actually mean. >> it makes me feel good that i buy a turkey that i thought was just running free, out in the field, instead of being cooped up in the cage. >> doesn't make a difference? >> we'll finds out about it, we'll learn the truth. >> all right. so if you're about to turn 29, 39, even 49,

going to be good. >> call the fcc. >> let me tell you, what i think about working with chris. >> chris murphy. is that what she want to do with him. >> and that is what i think about chris. >> wow. >> it is going to be hard to top that. >> wow, she was mad. >> i just wish you could hear kerry talk in the commercial breaks. >> it is lovely. >> i can't wait to quit and retire because i'm writing a book. >> a tell all. >> you will tell all of our secrets. >> look at my hair. >> look at that hair. >> you are channeling connor barwin look. >> two of a kind. >> there is this new app that will help you select which wine or beer fits your personal taste buds, before you even taste it. >> it is called next glass and here's how it works. the app asks users to rate some varieties of beer and wine. they have already tried. and then scan the labels. using algorithm the app will provide a zero to 100 rating predicting how much you will enjoy the beverage you are thinking of trying. app is free and a railable on android and ios. >> it bet are be free because would i never waste 1cent on that. >> i'm trying

joining us now is senator chris murphy of connecticut. senator murphy, nice to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> you have said clearly that you want congress to have a debate and hold a vote on military action against isis. do you think that will happen? >> i think it has to happen. and i think there's a growing recognition on both sides of the aisle that it must happen. in the lame duck session. mainly for two reasons. it's impossible at this point to ignore the constitutional imperative. it grants war-making power to the united states congress and the united states congress only. there is no existing authorization that permits this president to essentially deploy another several thousand troops to fight an enemy that has not been named yet by the united states congress. and, so, we have a constitutional responseblety. but, second, secretary hagel referenced, it is not going into war divided. we have a responsibility as congress to debate this. and to aught riesz it so that we're standing together flt if the executive is holding

. >>> chris murphy is here now with more on this story. plain a little more in detail, chris. >> this is quite the buzz on the internet. it's about a cold case guys. it's no longer case thanks to pod cast. convicted of the murder of his ex girlfriend when she was 17. well, he's been in a maximum security prison ever since 1999. fayed has maintained his innocence there he is right there. public radio reporter sarah was asked to look into this case by someone who believed in fayed. each week this pod cast follows her as she investigates this 15 year old murder. now the first episode revealed a witness with an alibi potentially provide his innocence was never contacted by his lawyer. since that first pod cast serial has been the number one pod cast on i tunes prosecutors have declined comment because now of appending appeal for her part. she will not say where the investigation leads but in this case it's getting new life thanks as we said to the internet guys. >> i can understand why so many people are listening. it's real life. >> yeah. that

. >> chris murphy and i talked about this in the news room because we knew you had great pictures and we're like man, it is just different when you have kids. i had hate to always have to bring that up. but we are so tied and behold tone their schedules and what they are doing. >> did you leave the housey left the house once. i have rid yes but i could not send it. >> yes. >> it was fun. >> she loved it. >> you pick cauliflower. >> and broccoli. >> you got me real excited to have kids one day. >> you'll love it. hash tag, whining mom. >> you are the wining mother. >> i do love it. but we just don't have fun. >> we don't have fun that way. >> you don't have to go out to concert as often and all that good stuff. i cannot stay up until 10:45 and 11:45. we also pick popcorn. >> you picked popcorn. >> really cool. they let the corn. this is what it is called. >> shut your mouth and listen to what i am about to say. this is man on the floor who will only laugh unless somebody is hurt and now he is laughing at me. they dry the corn on the stalk, okay, you twist it off, you let it dry in your

i discussed americans options with chris murphy who sits on the foreign relations committee. >> do you agree with the proposition that effectively the -- i am not sure -- >> i am not sure that moderates don't tend to fight. asking to do now is likely impossible. we are asking these groups to turn away from their true enemy. or maybe to fight both at the same time. it is an impossible task to ask these relatively undertrained rebels to take on and it is part of the reason why i have been advocating to have a strategy to confront isis that to do it in a way that doesn't get us embroiled in civil war that ultimately i don't think the united states can win. i do support using airstrikes and counterterrorism to destabilize isis. that is the best we can hope for inside syria. we can do work with the iraqi military to work with a true partner. the downside risk of getting embroiled in civil war that will be impossible for us to unwind ofselves from is not worth the limited upside potential of -- it isthese rebels not likely going to happen. >> if you speak to america's allies in the region, t

we're here with republican senator john thune of south dakota and democratic senator chris murphy ofonnecticut. let me start with the elections and with you senator thune. elections have consequences. you all have a terrific election. you are going to be in the majority on the senate side, already in the majority on the house side. i want to let you hear something that senator rand paul, very visible member of your republican caucus said on the night that mitch mcconnell won his election about what's ahead. >> it will be two long years until we get to replace this president. until then we can and we will send him legislation. under mitch mcconnell's leadership we will send the president bill after bill until he wearies of it. >> senator thune, is that the plan for the republican leadership is to just keep sending president bills. he didn't say it but until application bills that he probably won't sign. >> candy, the plan is to try and get the senate opened up and working again and have some votes, you know. the house has sent almost 400 pieces of legislation to the senate that have b

. >>> our chris murphy talked to a veteran who actually builds a brand knew professional life. >> kevingary with franklin square. how is your day going. >> reporter: gary lock lynn's days are nothing like they were just a year and a half ago. (gunfire). >> reporter: lock lynn commanded first platoon india company third batallion fifth marine regimen in if a lou jacks iraq. he was responsible for plant planning organizing and leading his platoon in combat. he fought to win the hearts and finds of iraqis by helping with elections organizing local laborers and planning reconstruction projects to rebuild the city from years of war. in 2013 after nearly four years in rehabilitation and numerous surgeries, gary was medically retired due to a traumatic injury sustained in combat. for lock lynn at age 28 the question became now what. >> when you go off to war the military does a great job of preparing you, when i left the military i didn't feel like i had the right preparations for what was in store afterwards. >> reporter: he decided to focus on finance and turn to the wall street war fighters

i saw chris murphy over there over and over. i hate to beat up on chris all the time.ut, he, i saw him -- >> sue, i went over, there bob went over there. mike, were you over there. >> couple of times, yes. but no way i ate more than chris murphy. >> we'll have to see. we'll unveil that later on the show. >> cool. 70:00; let's get your weather and traffic. what do you say. >> numbers today? >> seven? >> yesterday was cold, today temperatures still below where they're supposed to be. so your pal, bus stop buddy, temperatures of course in the 20's, 30's, at the bus stop this morning. the mittens are on, as well as the warm coat. so, even with the sunshine, it is still chilly, 36 degrees, feels like 28, because of the winds, 43 is your high today. we stayed in the low 30's, all throughout the afternoon yesterday. theming in the evening, temperatures start today rise overnight. but tonight we will see temperatures go back down into the upper 20s, with another cold front coming through. sixty-seven day forecast coming p. bob kelly? >> problems on i95 the northeast extension,

we promised you that we would show you chris murphy, there he is. we did it anyway.r, air singing. it was psychodelic. now gunning for another record, record low maximum temperature, so, on november 19th, 1951, we had a high of only 35 degrees, that's the coldest it's ever been during the day on any november 19th. we're calling for 33 today. we could get a new record low maximum. and the same story we tie it in wilmington, and atlantic city, and allentown, all of these records were set in the very coal year of 1951. we'll let you know on the "fox 29 news at 5:00", six and 10:00. lake effect snow bands has moved north, the epic snowfall in buffalo, and its suburbs, so, this suburb, here, of cheektowaga, 67 inches here, niagara falls, 1 inch on the gown, but know the snow bands is moving a little further northward, so they're battening down the hatches for heavy snowfall, as well, again, fascinating, especially if you don't live there. 24 degrees in philadelphia, 20 in pottstown, and allentown, 19 in lancaster. all actual temperatures, 24 in millville, new jersey, add

sue serio, chris murphy, and our joyce evans. you'll be waking up early. really early.iolent anti government clashes breaking out on the streets of italy. these are students in riot police going head to head in naples. the clashes have been happening during rallies against job cuts and changes in national labor legislation there. at least five police officers were injured. the same scene playing out in several cities in that country. >>> police arrest four suspects in connection with an alleged terror plot targeting the uk. part of that plot calling for the assassination of the queen. the suspects between the ages 19 and 27 were busted on thursday and friday at various locations across west london. british sources say four islamic freedom fighters plan to use a knife to kill the queen at a weekend filled with celebrations to commemorate 96 years since the end of world war one. security has been beefed up as the royal family gets ready to observe remembrance day tomorr tomorrow. >> there are a number of diverse threats have that emerged throughout 2014 not just coming fr

helping to make care packages, and a lot of them, can be sent to our troops, it is all about wawa, chris murphy, hi, chris. >> hi, guys. in fact, 5,000 care packages are joined by wawa's own lori bruce. lori, thank you, this is big event. >> huge, chris, it is our biggest yet, it is an annual tradition. we partner with the uso, have a hundred volunteers here sass em bridge 5,000 care packages for the military. >> let's load it up. you have a bag here. >> start with w -- wawa coffee. must have, troops love it. we have jack's links beef jerky, local favorite, golden berg peanut chews. we put in another local, twizzlers', and swedish fish, got to have them. then we go to a protein, weaver some salted peanuts, and we put in some gum, and then we top it off with a jolly rancher, and -- >> most importantly. >> hand written letters. so we have in every care package, we have a handwritten note that was written by someone mostly children, classrooms, or collected at event throughout the year from hoagie day, thanking the military for their service. and everyone every these we put few to let them know ho

we also talked to chris murphy, senate democrat and we asked about the president's choice for attorney general. the president seems to want to have his nominee loretta lynch be confirmed in the lame-duck congress. >> there's hearings and everything that goes with that, we got to move a funding bill. we've got to prevent some stacks increases. a number of things that have to be done before the end of the year, and eric holder said he is not going anywhere soon. it's not like the position isn't going to be filled. it's important position. it's one that needs to be filled, and we will give the president's nominee every consideration, but would like to do that, consider that next year when the new congress is seated. >> i hope we do move forward on that confirmation process, and, in fact, we have a long back load of other presidential appointees and ambassadors and judges. >> even though republicans want to wait until the next session? >> well, i think it's important that we have an attorney general. >> the president announced last friday that he wants to send more troops to iraq. curious

. >> it was chris murphy. >> we will blame it on chris. >> that is right. >> this morning we're dealingind, double bubble. make sure kids are bundled up stepping out the front door putting them on the bus stop. live look at the schuylkill expressway. there is king of prussia mall in the background. we will see delays in both directions on the schuylkill as we begin a tuesday morning rush hour. get the clicker going here and go to the maps, 55 on i-95, slow go on the extension, i will tell but that in a second but as we zoom into a problem up here in down tree an down tree at aquaduct trees. we have seen wires down. construction signs popped over on the roadway. then southbound on the northeast extension a construction sign blew on to the roadway, tractor trailer smacked into it and busted the fuel tank opened. so there is a fuel spill south on the northeast extension between lansdale and mid county. with 31 miles an hour wind it is a little difficult to land planes and take off this morning. so i would check with the airline, expect some delays, pack your patients heading down to the ai

season and we'll give you your first month's payment on us. >>> national tell the truth day so chris murphyight. see what secret he is revealing. >> hi, chris. >> so i didn't want to reveal this, but, you know, the the other day when we did that whole, thing with, you know, the rock thing. >> yeah, where we secretly recorded you. >> you did truly secretly railroaded me but what you didn't see what i was being out to who are you is on weekend, i actually let my true rocker self show and i let the hair come out. i rock it out, like this. >> that is what i do. >> don't judge me. >> that back hair. >> the mulet went out of style officially in 1994 but i kept mine. that is my truth. sorry. >> it is okay good we still love you, chris. >> really. >> thank you. >> and it is friday, now he can go do his thing. >> we will never talk to him again. >> loser. >> she came out of the woodwork during the week, janet dick son but she's among women who recent lay accused bill cosby of sexual a all the. >> she gave tmz some photos that she says, she snapped just before the alleged attack. >> you have these ph

university's school of advanced international studies, and we are very honored today to host senator chris murphy, the united states senator from connecticut as a keynote speaker here at sais. senator murphy recently returned from a visit to the balkans where he visited kosovo, serbia, croatia, albania and montenegro. today he will share his impressions of the visit with us and why the united states needs to reengage in this very important region. senator murphy's remarks, at a critical time for the balkans which continues to quote with the tensions associate with the breakup of yugoslavia. at the same time countries like serbia and albania hope to broaden the regional scope by seeking membership in the european union. and the added fold up for interest such as russian money and the foreign fighters from the balkans to the middle east reveals the region most strategic importance and geopolitical position is in flux. as a number of the senate foreign relations committee and the past number of the house for -- foreign affairs committee, senator murphy knows all of these issues very well, has dealt

. >> we sign chris murphy up for philadelphia marathon on saturday. >> i will run a half marathon, 10.6. >> we will send to you dunkin' donuts and back later on. we are flying eastbound on the schuylkill towards south philadelphia, philly marathon will close down some of our roads. we will have details and you >>> well, i guess sue serio is singing. >> i know. >> take ate way, sue. >> yeah, go ahead, this is really a moment about you. we will get you here. >> we will talk but and sing some more. we want to say congratulations to that lait lady over there, yes, she will be i been duck in the broadcast pioneers hall of fame tonight. >> yes. >> i know. >> so exciting. >> well, yeah, how about that. >> ceremony is tonight in philly. >> it is, it is a lot of other amazing people who have spent a lot of years on philadelphia radio and television. >> can i give sue a hug. >> i will give you a hug, congratulations. >> i'm attached to my chair. get over there. my tallies stuck. >> this is why i'm proud of you. >> that is why crap i hours are worth it. >> thank you, thank you that is what we tell

. >> then there is chris murphy. >> now, does that turn you on, ladies? >> i like the soul patch. >> did he just -- what? >> when you're eating, do you get food stuck? >> lick it up later. >> did you draw that on? >> ya. >> i hope you can get that off. >> ridiculous? >> that's horrifying. >> this is the cover your gray casino every thing i use inbetween colorings. >> you can use it for the muton. >> one of those barber shop quartet kind of mustache. >> you know -- get one, mike. >> people are doing. that will it is a mustache, what is it, move beer. >> i hate -- >> for prostate cancer. my gosh. >> so that's why we're growing mustaches? >> hey, alex, kerrey, can i ask you guys a personal question? >> oh, oh,. >> seriously, have you ever kiss add guy with a full mustache? >> like that one? i don't know. >> like a full -- >> i don't think i have. >> romantic kiss? >> oh, no. >> no, you never kiss add man with a mustache? >> like romantic kiss, no, like when i was dating my inning he will had a beard or something -- >> i mean, make out with a guy with a full

here's a look chris murphy went out and took a couple pictures of that overturn tractor trailer on thel lunchtime. for the clean up use seventh street ramp leaving center city and then north on i-95 just a above yardley here watch for the ramps to route 206. slow go from the schuylkill from end to end. i-95 put an her on the clock from woodhaven into downtown. mike and alex, back to you. >>> it is jimmy kimmel's national unfriend day so we have all on line pet peeves that we want to hear yours, what are things people do that you dislike, come on. tweet us your biggest social media pet peeves. use that hash tag fox 29, good day, and so courtney says my biggest social media pet peeve is excessive baby pictures. she says hash tag enough. >> yes. >>> we want more. so tweet us with your hash tag, fox 29 good day. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! >>> i think taylor swift has a right idea. we have trifecta of blah. >> it is monday morning, the weather is, h

. >> good morning to you, chris murphy, good morning to everybody else.ad a wonderful thanksgiving when were up late shopping, taking the day off to relax. we have a cold one ahead. six on a scale of one to ten. beautiful looking day. looking like a ten outside your window. with very cold temperatures and wind chills in the 20's. temperatures falling in the teens tonight. it feels like middle of winter. bus stop buddy despite it not being a school day he is out with the shoppers and bundled up in his winter gear. if you are waiting in long lines it starts to get very cold very quickly. we will see sunshine once we hit sunrise. temperatures right now 34 at the airport where we are moving smoothly at philadelphia international after a bumpy start to the holiday weekend on wednesday, things calm down over the past two days. 37 degrees is your fox cast for a friday, that is black but it is also very bright. breezy too. later this afternoon those wind will gust to 25 miles an hour at times. tonight 22 degrees. we will see clear skies, clouds increase but very

chris murphy. >> yes? >> you've been in this business almost as long as me. >> right. >> have you ever been called baby by a co-anchor in your life? >> no, not recently. >> it is four a.m. and you're at a k-mart in philadelphia, babe. >> i baby. did you call him baby to start the snow. >> i love when you two get together. >> my baby. >> i do have to say i've been doing this since 1993 and i've never seen quite the dynamic between jennaphr frederick and stove keeley. >> ya, well, you know what? we have a white thanksgiving, jen, just for you, it is really holiday and festive. it is snowing out here. how about that? snow, look at this, did caitlin call that in fork river? i wonder if it is snowing from here? all right? but it is really starting to come down now, so caitlin, there is your live weather update here from frankford avenue, snow to make this a lovely holiday festive live shot here, and look, good thing we took our news truck, you know, these holidays, chris, not only does it give jen and i a chanc

. >> oh, yes, i have heard all about the cannolis, and like chris murphy has been asking for that, tooing about cacia's, phone for their bread and cannolis, their pizak but also using one of the oldest brick offense here in philadelphia. now, to roast these turkeys. what's happening now, people are coming in, dropping off their turkeys, the turkey gets tagged, then it goes into the brick oven for the next five hours or so. then people can come back late another day and work is all done. so lots of people getting satisfied here with their turkeys today. chris, jen? >> thank you very much. looks awesome. >>> and assistant principal shaves a students head in the middle of a calf near ya. why the drist being move? hear the principal's side of the story. >> then how about this? turkey so strong you're going to get a free cab ride home after eating it at this restaurant. and it is not because you over eat, by the way, it is is what is cooked inside the turkey. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's

. >> you used the best word, chris murphy, yes, interesting, sure covers it. not only for today and the mess that we have out there right now but for the busiest travel day of the year on wednesday. we will have that forecast, coming up. >>> kerr i. >>> throwing, end zone, touchdown. >> oh, yeah baby, touchdown eagles. talk about shaking off a loss. highlight from their incredible performance and a lot more throughout the morning. >> when you analyze mark sanchez's play yesterday were you difficulties a pinted in that second interception a little bit high in the throw. >> i was but i figured, the end score is what it is all about. >> nice to see had shady make up for lost time, a lot of yards. >> lots of football analysis from kerry barrett. >> we will move on. >> you are good, kerry barrett. >> you had had me going there if i didn't know any better. >> monday morning, and i have been fascinated by our camera at the airport right now. this is windy, out there. so not only do you have to deal with rain, but there is a hold on to that steering wheel. this is the

. >> you take it like a champ, chris murphy. >> he does. >> sunshine, milder temperatures today just few morning cloud around, but all and all, pretty nice for the fourth day of november. we have 51 degrees in pottstown. we have gone down to 48 in allentown. fifty-three in philadelphia a. fifty-one in trenton. we have 50 in wilmington and our warm spot is wildwood nj with 54 degrees. this 24 hour temperature change how about 15, 16, 18 degrees warmer then it was at this time yesterday. you won't have to bundle up quite as much. those are clouds we're talking about. it is just clouds this morning. anticipating the next cold front but we don't get rain from it until thursday, so, not bad yesterday, when we ended up with 60 degrees which is close to the average of 61 for this time of the year but we are above average today. we're shoeding for sunshine. i think sunshine will win. milder temperatures as well. so instead of 60's from yesterday we have 66 for today. when we don't have have is route 66, bob kelly but a lot of other roads to look at. >> definitely sue, good morning. 5:02 on t

very single jennifer choice and very troubled chris murphy reporting here without kerry barrett. what kind of deals are you scoring. the send us your tweets and photos. use the hash tag fox 29 good day and may see your comments live on air this morning as if these comments were not interesting enough. >>> excitement is building for pope's visit to philadelphia next year. of course, september 2015. so what is being asked of you before he arrives. >>> then fantastic news for loving pup we have shown you many times right here on fox 29, pearlies bracing for a big moment today, we will tell you all about her >>> time right now, is 4:40. three more days, sunday should be a busy, busy, travel day and the rest of the i hud say weather should be good. good morning, caitlin. >> the residents of the philadelphia area being asked to show brotherly love for those seeing pope francis next year to see the spec crowd officials hope more than 10,000 families will volunteer to host visitors and their spare bedrooms. francis attends to attend world meeting of families in philadelphia next septembe

it is not so black and white chris murphy. >> use hash tags fox 29 good day do you agree with kerry or - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >>> 30,000 runners turnout over the weekend, winning the marathon for the men was dan v vaselo of massachusetts with a time have of two hour, 17 minutes, 282nd. he also won the philadelphia marathon back in 2010, but this year he ran it four minutes faster, and he qualified for the u.s. olympic team trials. he will join us on "good day philadelphia" later on today. winning for women lenora petrena with a time of two hours, 39 minutes and 58 seconds. by the way, this is first time she had ever run a marathon. >> really it is a dream come true. really last thing on my running bucket list. >> pretty coo

into monday, we watch for maybe little flurry action, just to really make it feel and even look, chris murphy, like it is wintertime. >> oh, boy. it is here. not officially what until december 21st? >> right? >> what is this. >> winter is back. >> crazy. >> sue, thank youment meantime, let's head overseas to the a peck summit. president obama unveiling crash just agreements today, including tackling climate change. commitment for both countries to cut greenhouse gases, deal reportedly came months after secret talks were held, the us, the president, here, could face opposition to this agreement from a republican-led congress after the mid-term elections, meanwhile, an interaction, we call it, between russian president, vladmeere putin, is being accused now of getting too close to the chinese first lady. we'll show it to you here, if you can make this out. we'll highlight it to your rightment putin was seen offering her a blanket during a dinner monday night. she was seen slugging off the shawl later. the clip went viral over the internet. but was scrubbed on line in china, who tightly controls

yo and chris murphy and speaking of "good day philadelphia", alex holly and our new guy bob kelly -- competition to see who gain the most twitter followers this morning. >> the winner got to pick up a pie and target mike jerrick. >> that's fun. >>> alex won but then she turn the tables at the last second. check this out. >> i'm backing up. okay. taking one for the troop. >> we're doing it -- you're a cheater. oh, yeah. >> yeah. >> cheater. >> cheater, cheater. pie eater. >> cheater, cheater. >> have a good weekend, everybody. >> welcome to good day. >> kisses, kisses. >> love it. >> love it. >> love you bob. you're not a part of the family. for sure. >> that's fantastic. >> no jelly donut. no jelly in the middle of the pie either. poor guy. and the station got me to send out my first tweet what a couple weeks ago i think i'm up to five followers now. that includes my mom and dad. but that's okay. >> it will come together like this weather blast of cold air and hail coming together. >> 100-acre wood in blustery day out there. >> we saw winds gusting to 40 miles per hour but if you're

good day sue serio, chris murp murphy, you'll be there. >>> yeah. >> come out get your signature, meet joyce. have a lot of fun. come on out! >> we got brand new movie in theaters from disney called big hero six. >> it's about this plus size inflatable robot. he hangs out with this kid named hero like a prodigy they team up with a group of friends to form a high tech band of super hero heroes. >> we can be way more. >> anybody else suit riding up on them. >> kind of like x-men. >> x-men iron man avengers. have you seen any of those movies you've seen this but the cool thing is it's a kids movie but adults will like it. your kids will dig it. so will you. >> i love that because these type of films never get old and the kids always enjoy it. >>> they add a little bonus scene at the end to make you sit through the credits and make you feel like you got something for your money. movies are expensive. >> exactly. that's always good that way you're not sitting in traffic. >> if you're looking for a good time this weekend by yourself, with the kids, friends or family take in big hero six. >>

. >>> chris murphy. >>> so, that's what the president had to say and, nancy pel low six applauding his comments or net neutrality, and internet, and, the representative says, that gives you an idea of what some of the members of congress, what to do, in this lame-duck and, in the next congress. on the fcc, the president, pushing the fcc, to up its regulation of the internet. and washington post has this story. >>> joshua, an independent. good morning. >>> what's on your to do list? >>> number one, is real simple, the joint house, meetings stop stealing with three hands, and, put yourself, directly back under the laws, that all the rest of us have to follow, including insider trading, and remember, there is no arc of safety for yourself and, your children and much there is no place to run and, hide. >>> america, is the last best experiment we have under the law. >>> about you're a liberal or conservative. >>> just remember, when you look at your children and, grandchildren, the things that you were promised, to set this country, are not going to be there. you have to restore this countr

. >> the school of advanced international studies we are honored today to host a senator chris murphy the united states senator for connecticut as a keynote speaker here. senator murphy returned from a visit to the balkans where he exhibited exhibited cosa bochum of serbia, croatia, albania and montenegro. today he will share his impressions of the business with us and by the united states needs to reengage in this important region. his remarks come at a critical time for the balkans with a breakup of yugoslavia. at the same time countries like serbia and albania hope to broaden the reach of all scope by seeking membership in the european union and the added before an interest such as russia and money and the flow of the foreign fighters from the balkans to the middle east into the region whose strategic importance in the geopolitical position is in flux. as a member of the foreign relations committee and past member of the house foreign affairs committee senator murphy knows all of these issues very well. senator murphy served in the u.s. house of representatives eight years in the c

at ate of the union follows 3 pm eastern with senator john thune, senator chris murphy, and delaware democratic senator chris cooper. representative steve israel -- is the outgoing chairman of the democratic national campaign committee. at four eastern, it is face the nation. today, it is their anniversary broadcast and have interviews with president barack obama and former president george w. bush. buy a public service by the networks and c-span. a rebroadcast of the shows 2 pm at noon eastern, fox's sunday, at three cnn state of the union, and face the nation at four. listen to them all on c-span radio at 90.1 fm, across the radio on xm satellite 120 -- us un channel on channel 120. night on the communicators, dir. of center for technology and innovation. people who oppose -- this and look at the internet header. called a something low latency -- services, different kinds of services -- that was designed from the beginning. when we redesigned the internet because we were out of internet not only that field, we actually included another field to do form of prioritization. prioritizat

>> we should chris murphy, you can just drink. you don't have to eat to get infused. >> long gone, still left over showers, bus stop budd any his pilgrim outfit. kids need to be puddled up. couple rain and snow showers, temperatures in the three's, it will be a chilly turkey day. outside right now, 36 degrees, in philadelphia. there is the live shot of the airport. things running smoothly at philadelphia international. unlike yesterday, we had ground stop at one point in the afternoon due to lows visible, and many many delays. if it was a headache for you, our sympathies. luckily much better today. >> forty-one today, will look much better later this afternoon. >> coal for anyone shopping, temperatures bottoming out in the 20's. seven day still ahead. we check the roads, start off with 295, at 561. so this is in new jersey. no problems there. most of our majors are looking good. and if you are taking to the majors, easy travel times, but make sure to check your septa schedules for any delays or detours. alex? >> thank, caitlin. we

hopefully it will not be raining, chris murphy. >> exactly, lets hope weather is good because everybody will be crowding the parkway for the big visit, right. in fact they are expecting 2 million people. so planning is going to be huge for this, they have been waiting for quite sometime on the assumption that the pope would in fact come to philadelphia local law enforcement agencies say the challenge is huge. more than a million people are expect to be on the parkway during the the papal mass itself, philadelphia's police commissioner says that the department is in good shape here but the planning is still really a tall task. >> well, logistics of it really is the challenge. the i mean, where do people come whether they come by train or bus or do they drive, what kind of shuttle services we will have into the the main venue. >> so, at this point the fbi, secret service and every other agency you can imagine is going to get involved in this. all of the latest security technology will be in place such as septa's massive surveillance camera network. the the city's own camera network. porta

chris murphy joins us live from the irish pub at 20th and walnut. >> twentieth and walnut the irish pub five to 8:00 tonight. we have those widow is here. we have maureen faulkner, we have judy cassidy and kim pawlowski. thanks so much. you will be back behind this bar later tonight for a very good cause. >> yes, we are. we are going to be bartending. it is for survivor's fun, with the fraternal order of police and we felt that this would be something uplifting, with thanksgiving coming in for the survivors and what they have gone through, throughout the years, and... >> for future cases or, you know, for other people that need benefits from the survivor's fun. >> this is $10 at a door. 50/50 raffle and all that. you guys have been through so much. you are all here for a united cause in which you lost your husbands in the line of duty. maureen your husband danny died in 1981. judy, your husband died in 2007 and kim, your husband died in 2009. when you move on, you want to hear people smiling and excited about this cause. this is not here you say my gosh so sorry. tell me about that emot

of senator bit chris murphy on cnn state of the union yesterday.omorrow, i would argue it is 60 days since the president announced his strategy. a responsibility to approve this. . i don't think the president has the authority to approve 15,000 troops. to be very are going reluctant to prove this. worry about the mission creep. do you think to congress o go for this? >> i think we will look for the orisation for deployment of troops, that could happen. but the recognition here is that a power alone is not going to accomplish the mission. we have a lot of troops in iraq. the tension here is to try and get the iraqi security forces -- syrian rreal rebels equipped and ready. is advises me that we prefer them carrying the battle that american troops. the question is about timing. obviously we are not going to with the ob done current mission. >> that was cnn with senator republican y and debate uth dakota, the the t the authorisation of also went deployment on twitter. prison prison or banner sending 1500 more troops . this duty of congress alone. last

chris murphy and i was -- you, what's the best way i for candidates to reach out to you?hey on social media enough? is that how you get your information? for s the best way candidates to reach a millennial like you? is through the television and some candidates, election is tomorrow and i will vote in my local neighborhood. i'll just walk there. me, they way to reach mail on ome political .y doorknob loo martin a off the ing to jump line with you. saying millennials about the best way to reach them? caller indicated television still works without question. but i think that one of the campaign at the obama as as successful as it was in 2008. i think about what happened ten years before. the advent of web .2.0 was expensive. up the they don't pick traditional -- participate in polls and they don't want television in the same way that other generations do. expensive. when they didn't participate to egrees through which other generations did you could understand why campaigns why not se their limited resources to target them. social media has changed that. you can use faceboo

. >> let's bring in right now a member of the united states senate already who will remain so chris murphyconnecticut. senator, you're watching this whole thing. would you explain to people watching who don't really know the way the senate operates and organizes. what's the significance if the republicans grab control? what does it mean in terms of what's likely to come out of the senate if they have a one-seat advantaging advantage coming out of tonight? >> the fact is that the agenda is controlled by the majority, the chairman who oversee these committees, determined only by the majority. and most importantly for the senate, the president's appointees to various agencies and to the federal bench is determined by the majority. especially now that we've changed the rules such that 50 votes can put a nominee through. i think you're going to see the president's appointees effectively shut down. it's a government shutdown by another mechanism. they'll not stop funding it they'll just stop populating it with the president's appointees. so i think that's probably the most significant change you

is the host of msnbc's "hard bawl yts patricia murphy and former deputy white house press secretary bill burton and former rnc chair michael steele. chris, if you wanted contrition this afternoon from the president, you certainly did not get it in that press conference. >> no. we have to go three everything. he talked about everything that has to get done, ebola, the isis and the budget and everything with regard to tax reform and infrastructure and minimum wage. but then there were the ships passing in the night. i tell you, the president either didn't like what the results of the campaign last night were, the election, he didn't think that was a true american constituency. he kept saying the two-thirds that didn't vote. he didn't agree with the people who voted last night. here's where there's going to be a problem. he's set the end of the year as the deadline before he deals with his version of the polling. we had a law back in the '80s that was never enforced. people come into the country illegally and say make me legal. there's rightis to immigrants. here's what he says. he says, i'm going to fix the problem. he's not going to do a