the ones from comcast and at&t especially. comcast has not necessarily .dmitted they are doing it they are just choosing to favor their own content and zero raid it while others may not be. host: should a telecom company, in your view, be allowed to give unlimited online ability to a customer? mr. lewis: as far as unlimited wea, we want to make sure are talking about free data, and that it does it in a way that doesn't preclude other, new, innovative services from coming along. if you are going to apply it, let's say, to one video service, why not apply it to all the video services? as one of the issues is high-bandwidth uses online. mr. mccormack: we believe this should be looked at from the standpoint of the consumer. the big question before the fcc is this. who should bear the costs of the internet? we believe that all of the costs should not necessarily simply be and thathe end user, the end-user has to pay a rate that maybe doesn't reflect the use they are making or the value they are receiving. for example, why should th

have trouble with the electricity, comcast has you covered.e'll see you in a few moments after the break. dear fellow citizen, i know how it feels to save for retirement and college - times two. i get that it can be overwhelming, because i'm living it. but i always tell people - saving's not that complicated. you just have to work with what you have. if you have a question about saving, ask me. sincerely, alex payne. fellow dad and fellow citizen. >>> it's 24 degrees on saturday. hooerg a live look at the nbc 10 first alert radar. you see the swath of white and blue covering the maps, and that's because we have snow with us for much of the day. karen thomas returns in moments with a closer look at the first alert forecast. we'll talk about the rate of snowfall neighborhood by neighborhood. >> no power outages yet, but if electricity goes out, our parent company, comcast, we have you covered with plug-in and powerup stations that are set up across the region for you to add juice to your cell phone or tablets for free. you can see a complete lis

comcast business. built for business. >>> in prison, nicknames are as much a part of the culture as complaining about the food or fantasizing about life on the outside. so when we first meet an inmate, finding out his nickname is part of our routine. >> i need your first and last name. >> it's douglas wayland. i go by doug. >> what is your nickname? >> bozo. bozo the clown. yeah. why? i don't know. i think it was because alex said i didn't have any hair. >> one day i was having a conversation with whitlow and he told me he had worked in a circus which was ironic considering his nickname being bozo and the kind of wild laugh he had. out of nowhere you would hear him just you know, ha, ha, ha. >> other than his hairline, douglas bozo whitlow had little in common with his namesake and his crime was no laughing matter. when we met him, he was in his 13th year of a 65 year sentence for rape and criminal confinement. and when we saw his scars, it was evident that his status as a sex offender made his time in

that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there.you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. >>> they stuck in dirty rag in my mouth. everything went dark. there is this hood over me. i had this overwhelming feeling of helplessness. you want to run. but you have no option. i'm thinking, why didn't they just take my wallet? and then i remembered what remy said about kidnap for ransom. they are making a big mistake. i'm certainly not valuable to anybody. i'm less than a zero in my own mind already. i was just in the dark. i could hear the water lapping against a dock. they're pushing me and pulling me, but i'm resisting. i have the fear that i'm going to slip and fall right into the water. and tied up the way i am, i know i'll drown. they finally yank me hard enough. where am i

and charter were talking to each other to split up time warner cable, then comcast but the -- then comcastght the whole thing. the initial thought was, are there going to be regulatory concerns? people thought about it and said, probably not. this will probably get through, and then the tide turns. then we had title ii regulation, pushback from silicon valley, some lawmakers came out, and then the politics of it shifted where the doj and the sec said that this would give comcast too much broadband hour. -- broadband power. >> together, they would have had tremendous power over the market for broadband. they wouldn't that huge power -- they would have had huge power over programmers and would have been able to stop trends in the cable industry that are actually promising more competition. >> are regulators not looking at the whole picture? but someone in my seat. our regulators -- our regulators -- our regulators missing the joke? >> regulators may purely they represent consumers, and in some cases, they may be right, but there are a lot of constituents who are longing as well. whether it i

comcast business.uilt for business. >>> at virtually every prison we profile, we've met inmates who have spent the majority of their lives behind bars, and are never getting out. in many cases, these lifers, committed their crimes as teenagers. and with each passing decade, have slowly adjusted to the strict rules and rigorous demands of prison life. still, there are those inmates like alex bennett, at the kentucky state penitentiary, who don't always agree with, or abide by, the rules. >> i'm a person that's been in the joint all of my life. i've been told i'm pretty hard core. and i need a certain type of environment. >> now, you got something you want to say to me now? we can get it on national tv here. >> everything about alex's mannerisms, his appearance, and the words that he spoke, said -- convict. alex just embodied that. >> bennett was 54 years old when we met him and had spent 33 of those years behind bars for armed robbery, kidnapping, and murder. >> the system today isn't like the system th

that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there.hen you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. >>> raul and laquisha. today is a very special day for both of you. because today marks the beginning of your new lives together as one. >> under the best of circumstances marriage can be challenging. even more so, when it begins behind the walls of one of the nation's most dangerous maximum security prisons. >> i can't touch her or nothing. you can't even, you know, consummate the marriage. >> the groom, raul hidal has been in california's pelican bay state prison since age 18. >> i was involved in a gang. street gang. drugs, violence all that. and got in a shoot-out. there were six guys in the car. and they say i shot at. and actually they gave me -- six life terms for that. >>

comcast business. built for business. ♪ >>> new this morning, that new york city travel ban brought on by the massive winter storm has been lifted. up and down the east coast, it's a day to begin cleaning up. >> anybody stuck, anybody trying to get out. some people have patience. some people don't have patience. but when you go through a neighborhood, you see people come coming out clapping. >> today the department of transportation is getting back on track in new york city. while in d.c. it might take a little while longer. bill karins is here. and was this the record-breaking storm we expect snd. >> i'd say even and then some. especially when we add areas into that. when new york city crept in, that's when it becomes a historic storm. will likely go down as our third greatest snowstorm in the northeast region after the blizzard of january '96 which was similar to this one. and the superstorm of '93. so washington, d.c. at reagan airport, we ended up at 19.4 inches of snow. did not get into the 20-inc

they don't have a right to comcast, nbc and the affiliates. >> dan: and the government? >> and the government. this is clearly not in the public interest. they will have half of the coverage area as channel 7. they will reach less than half of the population.. >> dan: ansin isn't the only one worried about viewers losing out. boston mayor marty walsh is keeping a close eye on what's happening. >> one of my concerns is it's unclear what the future of nbc will be in the city of boston if it's going to be put part of a package where people have to pay for it. right now it's free. >> dan: massachusetts senator ed markey, a national leader on telecommunications, says nbc must stay free for everyone. >> we don't want to see a day where there is a kid in brockton, a poor kid, that wants to watch the patriots on sunday night, and they don't have access to nbc for free. on their local television station, and they don't subscribe to cable. >> dan: nbc says its new not cable only and added in an e-mail: "we are committed to expanding our over-the-air coverage of the market and are

. >> comcast has terminated its proposed acquisition of time warner cable.announced this morning that its merger agreement with time warner cable, it's transaction agreement with charter communications has been terminated. brian roberts saying, we move on. >> when it was first put together, it was inevitable that the deal would go through. >> i think when it first happened, because comcast and charter were talking to each other to split up time warner cable, then comcast but the -- bought the whole thing. the initial thought was, are there going to be regulatory concerns? people thought about it and said, probably not. this will probably get through, and then the tide turns. then we had title ii regulation, pushback from silicon valley, some lawmakers came out, and then the politics of it shifted where the doj and the sec said that this would give comcast too too much broadband power. >> together, they would have had tremendous power over the market for broadband. they would have had that huge power over programmers and would have been able to stop trends in

a parent company of nbc 10 so comcast has a setup in here. you might be used to the philly home show, that's been going on in the city for 35 years and because that show has been so popular the organizers expanded it here to the suburbs. >> it's really exciting that every year at our shows we're seeing the newest and greenest and exciting products that are not only looking fantastic in your home but really helping the environment and helping people save money as well. >> reporter: so the philly home and garden show opens today here at the greater philadelphia expo center in oaks. i'm going to sit here and lounge on the couch and open the blinds. maybe i will get nice sunlight in here, at least artificial sunlight. live in oaks, i'm matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> not a bad assignment. >> a little man cave out there at the home expo. >>> 6:17. 29 degrees on this friday. jessica boyington keeping an eye on the roads. >> what do you see out there? >> out in montgomery county first where we do have an accident out in new hanover, swamp pike and lev

but our comcast sports net refutes the report. there's a lot of reports that the eagles may interview adam gase. he's meeting with eagles ownership soon about his future. he gets a win in his only game as head coach this season. on the first series he put sam bradford under center like murray likes it and dimaremarco murray has the longest run. third quarter giants up by six. a look at connor bar getting to eli manning. walter berman picks it off at 83 yards for the return. and the eagles hold on to beat the giants again. 35-30. sam bradford will be a free agent. the big question is will he be back? here's what he's looking for in the next eagles coach. >> you want to play for a guy that, you know, is going to be there for you. is going to lead you. inspire you. someone the guys in the locker room can rally around, but, you know, fortunately i don't have to make those decisions. those are way above me. so mr. murray will do a great job finding a head coach, i'm sure. >> and jordan matthews, of course, had a big day today. he said

i'm danny pommells from comcast sportsnet. >>> talking weather now. in florida, at least two people are dead and several others are injured after two suspected tornadoes blew through the central part of the state early this morning. damage reported to a number of homes near siesta key. more than 17,000 people are without power. back in our area a different picture. we're lucky if you think about it. plenty of people outside up in the pocono mountains. skiing and snowboarding today, as it is cold enough to make snow finally. the resorts are getting it all done this winter. temperatures not really going to climb much more. couple of degrees, high of 39, then we'll be in for a big chill over monday and tuesday, the beginning part of the week. keep that in mind as you head out that will do it for us on this sunday. "meet the press" is next. >>> this sunday, the democratic showdo showdown. that object in hillary clinton's rear-view mirror is closer than she appears, she now knows she's in a dead heat in iowa and new hampshire. >> if he has a plan he should

comcast business.lt for business. >>> onlookers in hawaii are horrified as a tremendous wave slams two unsuspecting tourists into jagged rocks. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, jesus. >> they went over. >> it was pretty obviously to everyone that watched it there was going to be a significant injury from this. >> i knew it was not going to be a pretty ending. >> in his years as an underwater videographer and conservationist, drew wheeler has had many opportunities to witness the power of the ocean firsthand. >> i have seen some very close calls here on the rocks at sharks cove. the thing is about this area on the north shore is when the waves come in, you don't know they're coming until they're there. >> february 5th, 2011. drew and a group of conservation volunteers are on the shoreline, keeping watch over the waves. >> we're here every saturday to help provide information to the public and protect the marine life area. we watch the fish and watch the people. >> in the wintertime, there are a lot of visitors th

sixers host trail blazer tonight at 7:00 on comcast sportscenter. college hoops. villanova went over five minutes without a point against yorktown. he broke the drought with this drive. left hand, 15 and 12 boards. look at the stellar freshman, nice back door. he had 15. the showdown, 55-50. >> you know, that's how you have to win on the road. you just know it's not going to be pretty. that's how you've got to gut it out. it's not going to be pretty in this league. this leak is approaching the old league. it's different but night after night it's approaching old biggies. >> hosting cincinnati, dropped 22. this one more drama than a soap oppose rachlt 16 seconds left bearkats down two. troy drives, misses, but stays with it for the assist. tied at 56. last chance for temple. missed the jumper. put-back, go to overtime. late in ol t., 60-60, missed it. berry misses the rebound. go to second o.t. north broad street getting their money's worth. second o.t., 20 seconds left, bond, game winner 67-65. owls sweep the season series. st. joe's hosting another big game for d

. >> reporter: ansin says the planned tv vors could violate an agreement that comcast made when they bought nbc for years ago. comcast promised to make sure people could continue to get nbc programs, free, over the air cable and nbc tells us its programs will air on a signal product cast from wneu in merrimack, new hampshire but if this map based on the fcc shows it doesn't reach half of the city of boston and millions farther south. whdh's sig that will reaches all those viewers. >> they have a right to the station, adon't have a right to violate an agreement win comcast, and nbc and a nilliates and the government. this is not in the public interest, and they will not have half the coverage area, and they will reach less than half of the population. >> reporter: he is not the only one worried. marty walsh says he's keeping a close eye on what's happening. >> one of my concerns it is unclear what the future of nbc if it will be put part of the package, right now it's free. >> reporter: massachusetts senator ed markey a national leader says nbc must stay free for everyone. >> we don't

that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. >>> the next day i had to report for duty at the hospital. i felt a mixture of both excitement and fear because i didn't -- i didn't know what to expect. we were led to this room in the hr department. so the assistant director of nursing told us the do's and don'ts when dealing with saudi patients. we were told that regarding saudi men, we couldn't touch their beards. me being a male nurse, i wasn't allowed to see any female patient's face. she said that there are cameras in the er. and we had to ensure that our conduct was appropriate. >> thank you for your attention. >> just thought god, big brother is watching you. two days later i was in the er department, and one of the mal

comcast business. built for business. >>> i'm walking through the airport. i get to the back of the line, and the guys that see me in the back, and they wave me to the front. and i'm like all right, i don't have to wait in this line. cool. i never had any suspicion, so i had nothing to worry about. the guy says -- >> business or pleasure? >> and i said well, pleasure is my business. so stupid. >> open. >> yeah, sure. >> this guy doesn't even bother with my backpack or my luggage. he just goes through the suitcase with all the leather goods. really didn't seem interested in it at all. >> it's good. >> so i zip it up, and this guy grabs my arm. he says -- >> you're carrying narcotics. >> i didn't think there was anything illegal in the case. i really didn't. these guys are, like, you got to come with us. >> check the luggage. >> so they take me to one waiting room, and all i'm thinking about is i haven't done anything wrong. so there is no need for you to be doing this. they really need to let me get goi

that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. >> i've never been afraid of ayende being with roy. now i am. ♪ with me in another country, he could take my daughter and uproot to somewhere else. the truth is, i'm going to have to do what he says. [ phone rings ] >> a couple of hours later, the phone rings. this guy says, hello, kahlilah, i'm roy's friend ray. i'm on my way to come pick you up. i was very nervous. very apprehensive. i had a right to be. i didn't want to get in the car. i really didn't have a choice. just didn't look like a guy that you would mess around with. we go into a restaurant and we sit down. he says to me. i want you to act normal. do you want anything? i said no. i'm going to order you a coffee. and i am sweating b

>> i'm danny pommells from comcast. the eagles have their new head coach, they have to wait until the chief of staff are done in the playoffs to announce the hiring of doug pederson officially. he's been offensive coordinator under andy reid and john clark, former eagles qb a.j. fielding said of peterson "exceptional personality, brings a modern version of the west coast offense." here's reaction to the hiring beginning with analyst brian baldinger from comcast sports net. >> they were smitten by adam. men mcadoo went back to new york, tom coughlin changed his mind. i think it got the point where if this continues they had to make this thing look good from the outside. i feel like that. >> i like the way he's come up. i like the way he's been groomed. i think he'll be a good head football coach. >> so many different ways to move the ball but you have to come up with the qualities it takes to lead organizations. more float today than ever before. >> then there's chip kelly who was without a job no longer. the san francis

for now, danny pommells for comcast sportsnet. back to you. >> thank you. >>> our other top story at 6:00 tonight, new details on the fbi terror investigation into the shooting of a philadelphia police officer. good evening everyone, i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. late this afternoon we learned there is no organized cell and the fbi is not looking for any other suspects. the officer was ambushed one week ago. harry hairston joins us live from center city. >> harry, what did you learn from the head of the fbi today? >> reporter: fbi director james comey came here as part of a tour across the nation visiting all of the fbi offices. this is the second time he came here. now during his first news conference here i covered that, but this is different. this time he talked about terrorism in philadelphia. within moments of today's news conference, james comey erased any doubt about how to characterize last week's attempted murder of philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett. >> we at the fbi level, through our joint t

we'll have his introductory press conference live on nbc 10 and on comcast sportsnet. eagles chairman and ceo jeffrey lurie released the following statement saying doug is a strategic thinker, compelling leader and someone who knows how to get the best out of his players. all the factors that initially attracted us to doug and we believe he's the right man to help us achieve our ultimate goal. a source has confirmed to comcast sportsnet that former lions head coach jim schwartz is in town, he could be in consideration to be the eagles defensive coordinator. and the nfl network is reporting pederson will hire former chargers offensive coordinator frank wright as the eagles o.c. >>> now to the sixers who played a martin luther king day matinee against the knicks this afternoon at msg. jahlil okafor had 20 points when he left the game with about 4:20 left in the third and that's where he stayed for the final 26 minutes. as for the action, sixers up three under ten seconds, carmelo anthony doing what he does, hitting that three to tie the game. sixers up one int8ça o.t.,

for now, danny pommells for comcast sportsnet.ou. >> thank you. >>> our other top story at 6:00 tonight, new details on the fbi terror investigation into the shooting of a philadelphia police officer. good evening everyone, i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. late this afternoon we learned there is no organized cell and the fbi is not looking for any other suspects. the officer was ambushed one week ago. harry hairston joins us live from center city. >> harry, what did you learn from the head of the fbi today? >> reporter: fbi director james comey came here as part of a tour across the nation visiting all of the fbi offices. this is the second time he came

movies and tv shows at the same time/ that's a comcast record. and what were people watching? -- "shades of blue," "game of thrones" and "teen titans go" were the most watched tv shows. -- "the intern" was the most rented movie just about everywhere except in washington and baltimore where customers were watching "the martian." let's check in with trending this morning... a michigan teenager is in the spotlight for his trending this morning... teenager is in the spotlight for his piano-playing skills. 18-year-old monntel west says he was waiting to meet a friend at the mall - when he found a piano on display... and started playing. a passerby started recording him - when he began playing "river flows in you" - a she posted the video online - and it's received hundreds of views. west says he's surprised someone was taping it. surprised to learn: he doesn't have a piano at home - and taught himself now there's an effort online to get him his own piano. this is another amazing story that's taken off online. ludivine the bloodhound escaped her backya

i'm john clark from comcast sports net. denise, back to you. >> john, thank you. >>> america's largest indoor kg culture show is under way in harrisburg. millions come to see the pennsylvania farm show. the event opened yesterday. it features competitions involving thousands of animals and the beautiful clydesdales took center stage today. the farm show runs through next saturday at the farm show complex and expo center in harrisburg. brittney back with a final look at the forecast. the weather is running the gamut this week. >> it's been a wild weekend. we'll see more changes through the workweek. let's look at our temperatures, how they'll play out as we head into the rest of tonight. it will drop down quickly into the 40s we go by 9:00 p.m. overnight we'll actually get down into the 20s. so by tomorrow morning when you're heading to work, mainly in the 20s for allentown, 30 in philadelphia, by 8:00 a.m. 28 in -- as we go through the day, take a lack look at our temperatures, they don't budge much, this is the first of tw

comcast business. built for business. >>> we should not reward people who use inflammatory rhetoric and derogative comments whether about muslims or mexicans or women. that is not a sign of leadership. that is a sign of showmanship, of desperation that should be rejected by the american people. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was hillary clinton during our interview yesterday as she outlined her destain from her fellow 2016 front runner, donald trump. this week she sent perhaps the biggest most enthusiastic campaigner bill clinton to campaign. bill is out on the campaign trail this week. >> hillary called me sexist, that i had an inclination. what does she know about me? i had an inclination. i said your husband is campaigning. it's open season. he lost his law license. he wasn't allowed to practice law. i'm saying this. it is fair game when they attack me i'm going to attack them. if they don't i would leave that off the table. >> is going after hillary and husband bill a wise strategy for trump?

comcast business. built for business. >> 180 cuban migrants have started their journey to settle into the united states. they have 20 days to make their way north to the united states. it's all part of a bigger plan by washington to combat illegal human smuggling across the border. >> i'm pleased to announce that we have plans to expand the u.s. refugee admissions program. in order to help vulnerable families and individuals from eel salvador, guatemala and honduras, and offer them a safe and legal alternative to the dangerous journey that many are tempted to begin that makes them easy prey for human smugglers who have no interest but their own profits. >> aljazeera's adam ray reports from southern mexico where the migrants were today. >> on the way from costa rica, the first of 8,000 cuban migrants were headed north again. they are part of a program that includes charters on a bus. the first stop, el salvador. the visa are processed in the same building where every month authorities reg thousands of e

comcast business.uilt for business. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> like many of the 2400 inmates in boston's suffolk county jail, nick bubanas admits his life hasn't been as successful as he once hoped for but he thinks he may have discovered one of life's secrets. >> figured out for girls you go to the left, for guys -- you want a boy you go to the right. you know what i'm saying? that's how you make babies. go to the left for girls, right for boys, right? >> bubanas' 4-month-old daughter was born just before he came to jail. >> i was in the room. the most beautiful disgusting thing i've ever seen in my life, i think. when she came out, i cut the cord. my kid's mother held her first. and they passed her to me and it's weird how something -- how you can just meet somebody and already instantly have love for them. a love that you can't describe. you would do anything for them. and that's my motivation right now to get out and try to do the right thing for her. hopefu

. >>> good morning to you, happy sunday, danny pommells from comcasts net her comcast sportsnet here. eagles continue to wait but it shouldn't be much longer before doug pederson is their head coach. the birds can't sign pederson, the chiefs offensive coordinator, while he is in the playoffs. here he is yesterday before the game with the pats. the chiefs are no longer in the playoffs. tom brady was a man about his business. two touchdown passes to rob gronkowski and ran for another in a 27-21 win over kc. the pats reach their fifth straight afc title game and tenth in 15s. as for pederson and the eagles, derrick gunn has more. >> doug pederson's last official game as coordinator of the chiefs goes into the books as a loss. his former offensive pupils after the game gave glowing res about what he meant to their offense this season and what we should expect of him in philadelphia. >> he understands the personalties we have in the locker room. that's the first important step of being a head coach. i think he does that tremendously well. i'm excited about what he does in the future up the

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comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back to "hardball" where there is no bigger stage for american politics than the president's state of the union address. this will be president obama's final state of the union, 20 days before the iowa caucuses. the white house is promising a nontraditional address. this will not be the usual laundry list of policy proposals. instead, they say it's going to be billed as a rallying cry against the doom and gloom of the republican candidates for president, especially donald trump. the president will have to walk a fine line being loony tune optimistic and funeral dirge of the republican field. here is trump's assessment of the state of the union yesterday on "meet the press." >> right now the state of our union is a mess. we can't beat isis. our military is falling back. it's not being properly taken care of. our vets are not being taken care of. obamacare will fail soon. we don't have borders. we don't have anything. if i'm there in two years and i'm mak

comcast business. built for business. ♪ light piano today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (crow cawing) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". >>> welcome back to "hardball." we are continuing to follow the dramatic confrontation with iran as ten american sailors were detained overnight and then released by military forces after drifting into its territorial waters. iranian state television released footage of soldiers in camouflage pants and beige shirts with hands in the air. the video shows the sailors on the floor eating some kind of meal. released footage of a u.s. soldier apologiapologizing. >> it was a mistake. that was our fault and we apologize for our mistake. >> we should note we do not know the circumstance under which this video was shot and do not know if the sailors were asked to participate in the video under duress. the images sparked quite the reaction. here i

comcast business. built for business. >>> i want to clarify something that's personal to me. every presidential election, people run and believe it or not it's kind of scary this year, but believe it or not, most everybody actually tries to do what they say they are going to do when they're running. they're telling you what they believe and so you've got to take them seriously. >>> welcome back to "hardball." that was the great man former president bill clinton today on the stump the first time in his wife's campaign this year. follows weeks of attacks by the republican front-runner donald trump. he called the former president fair game and accused him of abuse of women. those are trump's words. tomorrow i will sit down with hillary clinton here in iowa, a critical state for her. it's her first interview of 2016. i'll ask about trump's attacks on her and her husband and does she understand the appeal of trump for millions of americans. what senators sanders and rand paul are saying about her arguing sh

a beautiful look at the comcast building. beautiful shot. we love to see the clouds holding back.how about temperature readings now? 31 in philadelphia. a little colder north and west. mount pocono getting a warm push. another warm push down along the shoreline with temperatures in the 40s already. temperatures du temperatures bumping up to the 50s. we could push 50 degrees in wildwood, avalon and the shoreline. we are getting that warm air from the south-southwest. we will reap the benefit of that push. 5 to 10-mile-per-hour for our winds. looking for sun and clouds, should stay dry but rain could be on the way. i'll explain that in a bit. >> we are just a day away from the iowa caucuses. the first two test for the candidates running for president in what's expected to be the final poll before the caucuses, donald trump with 28% holds a 5-point lead over ted cruz. then it's marco rubio and ben carson. in the democratic race, polling shows hillary clinton with a three-point lead over bernie sanders. in the final hours before the caucuses. all of the candidates are crisscrossing io

comcast business. built for business. >>> i'm melissa ray burger. >>> we've really done very, very well in this storm and we have no concerns about flooding or damage from flooding any time soon. >> no concerns? well welcome back. on sunday morning saying he had no concerns about flood anything new jersey after the weekend's snowstorm. the comments after returning to his home state from the campaign trail enraged the coastal beach erosion. the story got enough attention. student in new hampshire yesterday asked christie why he was campaigning, instead of addressing the flood damage instead of his home state. here's what he said. >> why are you here in new hampshire campaigning, instead of there helping, serving the damage that's done by the coastal flooding from the storm? >> well, because it's already done. it's already done. >> okay. >> well, tell me, why do you think it isn't? what would you -- >> i have friends, family calling me, send me videos. >> all over the state? all over the state? really? t

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comcast business. built for business. >>> i'm davr dara brown with the top stories. more than 2 feet of snow in new york city. the second most recorded since 1869. a blizzard warning for the city now canceled. in 90 minutes a travel ban throughout the boroughs and the island will be lifted. city officials plan to lift the travel ban at 7:00 a.m. >>> philadelphia also hit hard with snow. as you can see from this time lapse, it was taken over a span of 24 hours. flights in philly, washington, and new york are grounded at least for now. in all, 19 deaths have been attributed to the storm. and as you can tell on live radar, the east coast isn't in the clear just yet. we'll continue to monitor this storm system and keep you updated. we'll have more throughout the morning. now it's back to "lockup." >>> for more than 200 inmates at the anamosa state penitentiary in iowa, there is one thing for certain, decades from now they will be exactly where they are today. behind bars. you're about to meet some of these

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comcast business. built for business. >>> three more deat a knees going and first of 17 to be released in the new year. it's all happening as the retiring commander is saying this about all of the detan knees. >> some of them are more affective than the bad boys than others. i think that we can all kwifl on whether it's enough you to have them pay nor their crimes. >> he is calling them all bad. what do you say? >> i will go to the decision and one of the dumbest things that we have heard. we have heard them go from gitmo and back to the battlefield. if these guys have one day left in the life, do not let them see the light of day. >> larry. >> how foolish and they will go off to the sun set and hang out and never be heard from again. of course they're going to come back. >> president obama is in full legacy mode and there's a campaign promise. you can just see the president's last state of the union or announces and i promise to close it when we close and then he gets the big round of applause and the

i am danny pommells from comcast. the eagle's search for a new coach has begun, and deuce staly has been coaching. he played from the eagles in 1997 to 2003. >>> and pat shurmur will act as head coach, and the game still holds plenty of value. >> we're not going to the playoffs, so this game doesn't mean anything, some people say, and it's an audition. do you quit because you are not in the playoffs, or do you keep going? i do think it's an audition game for a lot of players. >> the flyers wrapped up their three-game road trip, and they are trying to avoid going 0 in california. you can guess how this wound up. kings with the man advantage, and setting up drew doughty for the one-timer. the kings win, 2-1. penn state junior quarterback declared for the nfl draft. >> it was tough, but at the end of the day, for once i kind of got to look out for myself and got to see what i needed to do and i felt my family and i moving forward, after having a couple conversations, felt it was the right thing to do. >> going to the thi

that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. new details tonight about the arrest of joaquin el chapo guzman. authorities were able to find him apparently after he communicated with hollywood movie star sean, penn. a movie about him helped them to track him down. rolling stone magazine as a two him answering questions that were sent to him by penn. the government is considering extradited him to the u.s. he was arrested after breaking outs of a maximum-security prison last year. >> a slim woman who was killed out of a donald trump rally in south carolina is speaking out today. she stood up in silent protest when trump suggested syrian refugees are supporting isis. they started booing and year before police escorting others out. >> i don't know if he knows what musli

comcast business. for business. >>> to michigan and a new push underway to force 85% of detroit school to shut down. now re teacher in the country. what they're doing is illegal. get back to work. >> this is the united states. teachers have the right to strike. gary's absolutely right. detroit is a good place to be a teacher and they spend three times as much on students in detroit and only 10% of detroit students can read proficiency. i like this strike actually because it draws attention to the fact that the teachers are part of the problem and need to be part of the solution. >> how does walking out help the children. >> i think the teachers are rising the attention to the kborn governor. i don't think it's the best optics. i think they could have chosen a better way, but it calls attention to the fact it's not able to teach. it's the cost to the students that's the problem. >> not legally allowed to strike. detroit and flipt are in a serious problem. they need to do when obama's there. they're payi

comcast business.uilt for business. >>> hi. i'm richard lui with the hour's top stories. this week's midwest flooding is being blamed for 24 deaths. eight died in illinois including an 18-year-old whose body was discovered yesterday. four people still missing. police are continuing to search for a 5-year-old boy with autism who wandered away from a new year's eve party without shoes or a coat in the allentown, pennsylvania area. authorities say 20 search and rescue dog teams are searching for that boy. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. so far we've seen everyday people willing to risk their own lives to save a stranger. we've seen neglect toward a dying woman recorded by surveillance cameras in a psychiatric emergency room. in the next story, people in a pizza parlor are faced with another daunting decision, that tests their willingness to step up when they see something bad going down. >> it is perhaps one of the most unexpected and brutal kno

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comcast business. built for business. >>> we are back in london today, the british parliament debated whether to ban, i should say probably ban donald trump from entering the u.k. a petition to bar him started in december of last year and now has more than half a million signatures. after trump made this announcement following the attacks on paris, and in san bernardino, california. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. we have no choice. we have no choice. >> well, the brits did not keep a stiff upper lip during the parliament debate, they unloaded on trump. let's listen. >> donald trump is pretty good at roasting beef. >> he is free to be a fool but not free to be a dangerous fool in britain. >> his policies to close borders if he is elected president is bonkers, and if he met one or two of my constituents in one of my consistency, they may tell him he is a wac