>> richada crawford faces a jail disciplinary board.seph giroux and adriana lopez. dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced. our senses awake. our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say...if you love something set it free. see you around, giulia [car[clicking of ignition]rt] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells from radio ♪ [howling continues] >>> inside the tulsa county jail, joseph giroux still awaits trial for his alleged crime spree. but now, at least, he can be around other inmates, as his request to move to a general population housing pod was approved. >> they came and asked me, you know, had i calmed down enough to go to a pod? and i said, yeah. that psychiatrist guy put me on some medicine and got me leveled out, so i'm not going crazy no more. i feel better. medicine i wouldn't say fixed me, but it did help. i still battle a lot of iss

. >> joan crawford, betty davis, and their dirty diva tricks. the icons playing the icons in a new show. >> and cut. >>> now for march 2nd, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight". >> it has been more than a decade since brad pitt and jennifer aniston divorced, but is jen now helping brad get over his divorce? >> a source tells e.t. that he stayed in touch with jennifer, and we have new details about the texts that have everyone buzzing. >> do you guys still talk, you and brad? >> we -- you know, we've exchanged good wishes and all that sort of stuff to each other, but not a constant thing. >> they have been friendly back and forth. that's what a source close to brad tells us. pitt sent the first text reconnecting the two. happy birthday. brad and jen have always publicly maintained that they are not bitter exes. >> she's a dear friend of mine. you know, she's a valuable person. we spent seven years together. come on. >> it's so unfortunate that, you know, people want it to be this war and this mean, terrible, sour thing that plays like some soap

betty davis versus joan crawford, and we get two icons playing two icons.et much better than that. >> how big was this feud between betty davis and joan crawford? >> i think there was a great deal of competition, and i don't think they necessarily liked each other. >> that's jessica lange who played joan crawford. >> she can't be serious. >> susan serandon is belty davis. >> i'm going to steal this movie right out from under your nose, and you know iu know i can do i. >> it was during the making of the 1962 film "whatever happened to baby jane." >> she did that on purpose. >> i barely touched her. >> but flashbacks help answer the question what caused this epic feud? one factor? the legendary actresses fought for the same roles. >> i think had the studio not pitted them against each other and had things gone more smoothly in terms of the production, probably they would have been all right. >> davis added to all the feud talk when she was quoted as saying miss crawford is a movie star, and i am an actress. >> i am just too much. >> e.t. sat down with davis s

jessica lange portrays crawford.usan sarandon the eccentric, brilliant bette davis. >> i don't like you, you don't like me. but we need this picture to work, both of us. all i ask is that you do your best work. try. >> each of them held a piece the other one wanted. they were jealous of that. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> i have o.j. in the car! >> reporter: just as he brought contemporary race issues in "the people versus o.j. simpson," murphy makes women's issues in the '60s tinseltown relatable now. >> issues that are relevant today, even though it's set in the early '60s. ageism, sexism, misogyny. all that kind of exploded within the time that he decided to do this and tell this moment right now. >> reporter: "feud" examines the making of "what ever happened to baby jane?" a camp horror classic that paired the actresses at a an age when hollywood had discarded them. >> you wouldn't be able to do these awful things to me if i weren't still in this chair. >> but you are, blanch, you are in that chair! >> they

. >> reporter: 8ye crawford has lived in the area his whole life. at one time, lana cooning was a thriving coal mining town. >> drive a car down main street, you had to walk, it was that crowded. >> reporter: when the industry died, the lights on main street began to fade. >> we had jewelry stars, gone. paris's meat market, closed down. there used to be a theater, it is closed. >> reporter: crawford bought the mill 40 years ago, his plan was to save the town. >> i thought, man, i am going to be a home town hero and buy that place and get an industry in there and bring the town back to life. >> reporter: but the industry never came. >> that was the end of my dream. >> reporter: crawford gave up on saving the town but he is still trying to save this building. >> last silk mill in the united states. >> reporte a maintaining this place has gotten harder. >> it has needed a new roof for several years. i used to run up that ladder with two of them 5-gallon buckets, now i am lucky to get one up there. >> reporter: a valvage company in-- salvage company in

. >>> oscar winners susan sarandon and jessica lang are bette davis and joan crawford. >> beg your pardontick. ? you play a recluse that you haven't seen in 20 years. >> i've been filming for six months then i can't believe we're actually finally sharing it. >> sarandon tells nischelle turner the bad blood between bette and joan is a lot like reality shows of today. >> why do we have this fascination of the feud between joan crawford and bette davis and their relationship? >> any kind of conflict is a very easy sell. first of all, you know, look at how many of the reality shows run on nothiig but drunken women with nothing to argue about but tear each other apart. it is like a car wreck. people want to see that. then discuss it. but it is not something that's new. >> i'm trying to help you. >> at a height of their feud davis and crawford were in their 'as. susan is 70 and jessica, 67. >> i thought that 15 of the roles in this film were for women over age 40. has that ever been done before in hollywood? >> probably not. although television is much further ahead than film. >> you know, it's

is a lot like reality shows of today. >> why do we have this fascination of the feud between joan crawfordheir relationship? >> any kind of conflict is a very easy sell. first of all, you know, look at how many of the reality shows run on nothiig but drunken women with nothing to argue about but tear each other apart. it is like a car wreck. people want to see that. then discuss it. but it is not something that's new. >> i'm trying to help you. >> at a height of their feud davis and crawford were in their 'as. susan is 70 and jessica, 67. >> i thought that 15 of the roles in this film were for women over age 40. has that ever been done before in hollywood? >> probably not. although television is much further ahead than film. >> you know, it's been nearly 25 years since power rangers became a worldwide sensation but the franchise is getting a big screen debut with bryan cranston and first on the set discovering that bryan has a history with the rangers. ♪ ♪ >> i got a job. dubbing some of the dialogue from japanese into english. i always did the monsters and you will not escape me. you know

crawford. mr. crawford: thank you. the final language, i'll get to here in a second. there was an amendment but the final language regarding that plank of the platform with regard to national security relating to russia, it says, quote, we support, maintain and if warranted increasing sanctions together with our allies unless and until ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity are fully restore. we also support providing appropriate assistance to the armed forces of the ukraine and greater coordination with nato defense planning. to me that sounds fairly clear and straightforward that that's not conducive to a putin administration. would you agree? >> same answer, mr. crawford. mr. crawford: it's also important to note that that platform was adopted in coordination with and concert with the trump administration as they met at the convention and they went through the platform process. the trump campaign condemning kremlin belligerence and calling for sanctions against russia as i indicated in

crawford. >> thank you, sir. it's also important to note that that platform was adopted in coordination with and in concert with the trump administration as they met at the convention and they went through the platform process. the trump campaign agreed to the platform condemning kremlin bee lidge republicans calling for increased sanctions against russia as i indicated in the text of that platform for the full restoration of ukraine territory for refusing to accept any territory change in russia, ukraine or elsewhere, and pledging to arm ukraine forces. i bring that up just to highlight and note the fact that none of that appears to be pro-putin or pro-russian language. >> mr. crawford, will you yield back to me? >> so, mr. comey, i just want to make sure. i know you're not going to comment on this, but i hope you'll take this back to your investigators because there seems to be the line out there that somehow the republican party watered down its platform. that's not true. that didn't happen. in fact, what happ

and jan crawford talks with country music star keith urban ahead of the ama country music awards.hat's it for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning to all our viewers out there, especially those in the marina district in san francisco. as we take a live look at the palace of fine arts, looking beautiful. you're going to have to deal with some rain though, this morning. good morning, i'm kenny choi. it's thursday, march 30. >> it is. and i'm michelle griego. some rain and also wind. driving over the bay bridge and had to keep two hands on the steering wheel. >> i did see a sign but it was, yeah -- >> i thought it was the windiest on the span coming into san francisco. >> yes. it was. >> on the span and as you entered san francisco and all along the way from pleasanton to oakland, i had some pretty heavy showers. showers, not rain. just showers. there's a difference in consistency but enough to mess up that brand-new washed car from monday, right? [ laughter ] >>> out the doo

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crawford. >> thank you. the final language i'll get to here in just a second. there was an amendment, but the final language regarding that plank of the platform with regard to national security related to russia, it says, quote, we support maintaining and if warranted increasing sanctions together with our allies against russia unless and until ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity are full lee restored. we also support providing assistance to the armed forces of ukraine and greater coordination with the nato defense planning. again, that, to me, that sounds fairly clear and straightforward that that is not conducive to a putin administration, would you agree? >> i give you the same answer, mr. crawford. >> thank you. it's also important to note that that platform was adopted in coordination and concert with the trump administration as they met at the convention and they went through the platform process. the trump campaign agreed to the platform condemning kremlin belligerence calling for continu

jan crawford for us tonight. jarng thank you. today, president trump promised more warships, planes, and weapons to a visit to america's new aircast carrier "the gerald r. ford." mr. trump praised the ship but he has been harshly critical of its cost. >> reporter: nothing sim blielz american military might more than an aircraft carrier, which is why the president went aboard the navy's newest carrier, the "gerald r. ford" to promote his plans for the a military buildup. >> we will give you the tools you need to prevent war and if required to fight expwar only do one thing. you know what that is? win with. win! we're going to start winning again. >> reporter: but as the most expensive ship ever built, "the ford" which will begin its sea trials next month, stands for something else as well. >> "ford" say poster chyle for how you don't build a ship. >> reporter: garcia de rayos should know. >> they were designing the ford while they were building it. not a good way to build a ship. this is just a dumb way to build any kind of ship,

angus crawford, bbc news.s investigation online and on the bbc news website. in the last few seconds of this programme, let me tell you that arsenal are not having much fun at home to bayern munich in the second leg of their last 16 champions league tie, they are losing 4—1. they are going out to a huge deficit. find out more on os sport inafew deficit. find out more on os sport in a few minutes time. if you were watching yesterday you will know there was a variety of impactful weather occurring around the world, let's start with the main event, the cyclone ploughing its way into north—eastern parts of madagascar, it made landfall in early morning, you can see the distinct lines of the storm, this was a powerful storm and made la ndfall was a powerful storm and made landfall with violent winds. the winds are still an issue but in terms of impact over the next day or two the winds will become less of an issue but the rainfall will not, major flooding likely, issue but the rainfall will not, majorflooding likely

. >> how big was this feud between bette davis and joan crawford?ssarily liked each other. >> that's jessica lange, who plays joan crawford. >> you can't be serious. >> susan sarandon is bette davis. >> i'm going to steal this picture right out from under your nose and you know i can do it. >> "feud" follows the actresses in their later years during the make of the 1952 film "whatever happened to baby jane." >> she did that on purpose. >> but flashbacks help answer the question what caused this feud. one factor, the legendary actresses fought for the same role. >> i think had the studio not pitted them against each other and had things gone more smoothly in terms of the production probably they would have been all right. >> davis added to all the feud talk when she was quoted as saying "miss crawford is a movie star and i am an actress." >> i am just too much. >> "e.t." sat down with davis several times in the '80s, and you could see just how hard she fought for a good role. >> i am praying on my knees every day to get a good script. you must never

we have more from jan crawford. >> this revised order will bolster the security of the united states and her allies. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson called the ban vital to strengthening america's security. >> to our allies and partners around the world, please understand, this order is part of our ongoing efforts to eliminate vulnerabilities that radical islamist terrorists will exploit for destructive ends. >> reporter: the new order represents a sharp contrast from the president's first effort both in substance and its rollout. cameras to take effect immediately, it caused chaos in airports and concerns about civil liberties. federal courts quickly blocked it. for today's signing, the white house only released an official photograph while tillerson, attorney general jeff sessions, and head of homeland security john kelly laid out the rationale for the new order, which will take effect in ten days. >> there should be no surprises whether it's in the media or on capitol hill. >> reporter: the ban temporarily bars new visas from six countries for 90 days while the admin

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buster posey and brandon crawford had huge impact in the game. top of the fifth... posey hits a solo puerto rico's lead by two. (posey: 1 rbi) top of the ninth... with two runners on one and two... sends one to left field to former angel pagan to get a triple and put the u-s within one. (crawford: 2 rbi's) but joseph colon strikes out josh harrison final: 6-5 the raiders are in need of a running back since the departure of latavius murray to minnesota. according to the reports oakland is considering to bringing marshawn lynch out of retirement. the only way the team can get their hands on him is through a trade or by seattle releasing the veteran running back. the seahawks still holds the rights to lynch. both teams could work out a deal being that john schneider and reggie mckenzie both worked together in green bay before becoming general managers. under his existing contract with seattle... lynch would earn 9-million dollars, but the seahawks salaray cap would take a hard hit. marshawn has yet request for his release from the team.the warriors are getting ready to

jan crawford has the latest. >> the photos were scary. >> reporter: in an online article. he described how members of this group encouraged people to expose pictures of female colleagues. >> these photographs had name, rank, current military duty station, it had their hometowns. it had contact information. >> the purple heart recipient says the photos drew in thousands of comments. besides one lewd comment about a female corporal in uniform which read the service member sneaking the photos should take her out back and sexually attack her. one victim told us group members talked about what they woul some women believe former partners may have leeked images. others said their accounts had been hacked or poaches. accusations come as the military is trying to correct a long standing problem with sexual harassment. the conduct undermines their core values. this behavior destroys morale, erodes trust, and degrades the individual. brennan is being criticized by fellow marines who say he's guilty of making derogatory comments about women on facebook. he told cbs news he's never cl

crawford. bases loaded single in the 7th that sealed the win. now two other giants were on the team buster posy and mark malansan. right there on the mound. >>> stanford university is hosting its nfl pro days today. a lot of scouts will be there. the former heisman trophy finalist is expected to go in april's draft. has him going as high as the first round to the red skins. stanford pass rusher will also perform today. he is projected to go as high as number two. stanford's pro day kicks off this morning right there on campus. >>> the nfl is looking for ways to shorten the games. nfl commissioner roger gadell saying he wants to eliminate commercial breaks after kick off. the league is looking at fewer commercial breaks. 16 breaks instead of the current 21. the nfl is looking to bring in the replay tablet on the field where the referee can confer with the officials without walking to the sidelines. >>> an east bay high school basketball team is hoping to make history tomorrow nigh. the colts of

jan crawford, cbs news, the pentagon. >>> still ahead, international outrage is grown after north korea conducts yet another missile test and no pressure is mounting around the world for action. >>> and, working to pick up the pieces. the payment some targeting and how many homes were damaged when coyote creek spilled over. >>> these beagle mixers have been trained to sniff out trouble by screening high risk firefighters for cancer. >> they said i had colon cancer. >> we went to modesto where the department is committed to early detection. >> put the mask on and breathe through it for 10 minutes. >> samples are then sent to the canadian lab. >> there sensitivity is 95% accurate for finding cancer. >> expect original reporting from kpix 5 news. expect more. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. calling it "an extremely dangerous action." south korean military officials say: the missiles

and then crawford again. the giant shortstop getting it done for his country. that's double the score. stanton makes it a 5-0 lead. the dominican comes back with a couple. they play in the seven inning it is 5-2. the giants without crawford playing against the diamondbacks. 3-0 arizona until hernandez down the line. all the way from first will cut the lead in half at 2-1. 4-1 in the sixth and christopher you hang them we bang them. deposits that one. it's a souvenir for the kids. d-backs win the split squad. in progress right now the warriors and the spurs. sort of. >> there's a lot going on. but they had some of the players. some of their stars on the bench. >> curry, thompson, green, durant not playing for the warriors. >> tony parker and re marcus aldridge -- lemarcus aldridge not playing for the spurs. it was ugly. it still is that battle but not how it was billed on the marquee. we'll show it to you at 10:00 though. it will be epic. >> give the stars a break anyways. joins tonight at 10:00. we'll -- join us tonight at 10:00. we'll be back here with more on

correspondent jan crawford at the pentagon with the disturbing details. >> the photos were scar. >> i an on line article, marine thomas brennan describes how members of the secret facebook group, marines united, encouraged to posse list it pictures of their female colleagues, some promising free beer to contributors. these photographs had name, rang, and often place hads their current military duty station, it had their hometowns, it had contact information. >> the purple heart recipient says the photos drew in thousands of comments. >> besides one leud comment about a foe mail in uniform which said the service members cents sneaking the photos should take her out back and sexually attack her. one victim told its group members talked about what they would do to her. some of the women believe their former partners may have leaked the images, others said their accounts had been hacked or poached. accusations commas the military is trying to correct a long standing problem with sexual harrassment. in a statement, the marine corps said the conduct undermines their core value. this behavio

that was giant short stop brandon crawford.y would add two more runs on top of that and that set up things for david robertson to close the door. >> from robertson groupded to 3rd base. aranado's got it. and the usa. >> team usa wins their first world baseball classic title in their eleven year history. by the way the usa had 13 hits and finished with a record of 6-2. after the game brandon crawford shared this picture on social media. that other guy looks just like buster posy. because it is. he's there showing off. brandon wearing goggles for the champaign celebration. >> brandon crawford is a fellow bruin. >> i'm sure he is. >>> all right. let's check in with sal for a look at traffic. >> no he's not. >> yes he is. >> well don't get her started. >> i don't mean to you know comment about teams that didn't make it. i'm enjoying my bruins. >> i see. we'll talk later. >> all right. >>> good morning, everyone. you know what right now we have a nice looking commute. in case you're just joining us this is the first traffic report y

jan crawford for us tonight. jan, thank you. >> today, president trump promised more warships, planes, weapons during a visit to america's newest aircraft carrier, the gerald r. ford. mr.pratz praised the ship but hashly critical of its cost. >> nothing might more there an aircraft carrier. why president trump went aboard the gerald r. ford to promote his plans for a military build-up. >> we will give our military the tools you need to prevent war and if required, to fight war, and only do one thing -- you know what that its? win. win. we are going to start winning again. >> reporter: as the the most expensive ship ever built, the ford which will begin sea trials next month. stands for something else as well. >> the ford is a poster child for how you don't build a ship. >> he should know, secretary of the navy during the obama administration. >> they were designing the ford while they were building it. not a good way to, to build a ship. this is just a dumb way to build, build any type of ship, particularly somet

scoreless until crawford hit an rbi to fuel the 3-0 win. crawford said it felt good to play at home night gets us ready for the regular season playing in a real big league park before opening day. >> pitcher santiago casilla is now the closer with the a's. he didn't play in tonight's game. >>> a possible playoff preview for sharks tonight. team teal has just five games left in the regular season. and edmonton wince over the oilers. 3-2. >>> it's an iconic pack of crayons, but one color, believe it or not, is being erased. indicate olea's live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. it'sut-roain e cyonwod. crala lt >>> it is apparently cut throat in the crayon world. a crayola color has been has just been kicked out of the crayon box. today the crayon maker announced the early retirement of the color dandelion. the dark yellow crayon will no longer be in crayola's

we have more from jan crawford. >> this revised order will bolster the security of the united states and her allies. >> reporter: secretary of state rex tillerson called the ban vital to strengthening america's security. >> to our allies and partners around the world, please of our ongoing effortses to eliminate vulnerabilities that radical islamist terrorists will exploit for destructive ends. >> reporter: the new order represents a sharp contrast from the president's first effort both in substance and its rollout. signed in january in front of cameras to take effect immediately, it caused chaos in airports and concerns about civil liberties. courts quickly blocked it. for today's signing, the white house only released a official photograph while tillerson, attorney general jeff sessions, and head of homeland security john kelly laid out the rational for the new order, which will take effect in ten days. >> there should be no surprises in the media or on capitol hill. >> reporter: the ban temporarily bars new visas from six countries for 90 days while the administration reviews vett

be in this hot seat for about ten hours tomorrow, scott, and again on wednesday. >> pelley: jan crawford us tonight. jan, thank you. in breaking news this evening, a new terrorist threat has been discovered, and tonight the u.s. is announcing that electronic devices will be banned for passengers flying on foreign airlines from eight countries in the middle east and north africa. chip reid is following this for us. chip, what do you know? >> reporter: well, scott, just officials tell us that electronic devices that are larger than a cell phone will be banned temporarily from flights coming to the u.s. from eight middle eastern and north african countries on airlines based in those countries. that means devices like laptops and ipads cannot be carried in the cabin. they will have to be checked. the airlines have 96 hours or four days to comply. it is unclear how lo will last. again, as far as we know, this will not apply the u.s.-based airlines. u.s. officials tell thus step is based on intelligence gathered overseas. they say they've been told that this information is not about a specific

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bush went to crawford, texas and was on his ranch did he release visitor logs there?m aware of. president obama was really one of the first to do that, but also i don't know that president bush was going to crawford as often as president trump is going to one of his properties. crawford was his private residence, and here you have the issue also of, you know, why is he touting his properties by doing this? is he really just advertising his properties? again, you see him bringing world leaders to these places. you talk about him having meetings and he vetted some of his appointees at his properties. he's really making his business part of the government or the government part of his business. >> 33% of the days or about 33% of the days that he's been president have included a visit to a trump property, as you mentioned. keeping in mind, can you imagine him going to a non-trump property. that might also seem a little odd, but in your view is this a major conflict of interest? >> yes, i think it is, because every time he goes to a trump property, he's advertising the pro

cheering for crawford. brandon crawford lining that two run single in the severth. they would tack on two more runs. crawford had a great evening with his glove as well. that set things up for david robertson to close the door. >> robertson grounded to 3rd base. and the u.s. wins the title. >> great job. it was the first year team u.s. even got to the finals in just the 11th year of the world baseball classic. by the way the u.s. finished with the second. by the way this picture on social media. for shall champagne celebration in the locker room. >>> now to high school hoops. union city's james logan mens varsity basketball team made history. there are first state championship game in decades. the players are physically smaller than their opponents but that just means they have to work harder says the coach. >> how the players are different. they bring something different to the table. so putting that all together it makes one great team. >> anything you do in life this transcends from being on the court to life. and you want to make sure that you train your body an

buster posey and brandon crawford had huge impact in the game. top of the fifth...s a solo shot to cut puerto rico's lead by two. (posey: 1 rbi) top of the ninth... with two runners on one and two... crawford sends one to left field to former teammate angel pagan to get a triple and put the u-s within one. (crawford: 2 rbi's) but joseph colon strikes out josh harrison final: 6-5 puerto rico the raiders are in need of a running back since the departure of latavius murray to minnesota. according to the reports oakland is considering to bringing marshawn lynch out of retirement. the only way the team can get their hands on him is through a trade or by seattle releasing the veteran running back. the seahawks still holds the rights to lynch. both teams could work out a deal being that john schneider and reggie mckenzie both worked green bay before becoming managers.existing contract with seattle... lynch would earn 9-million the seahawks would take a hard hit.has yet request for his release the warriors are getting ready to play the bucks tomorrow night at oracle arena.

jan crawford is following that. >> we sometimes hear judges cynically described as politicians in robeseking to enforce their own politics rather than striving to apply the law impartially. th i thought that were true, i would hang up the robe. ru reporter: pledging to respect the rule of law, judge neil eprsuch told the senators judges must be above politics. >> i don't think that's what it's about. >> reporter: in a deeply personal statement, the colorado native talked about his western roots and family and thanked his wife louise. al s love you so much. we reporter: but throughout the first day, another respective federal appeals court judge also rs in focus. >> chief judge merrick garland. >> judge garland. .> chief judge merrick garland. >> reporter: democratic senators like patrick leahy are still seething that republicans blocked president obama's nomination a year ago this week ar judge merrick garland. >> it was totally unprecedented in our country's whole history. >> reporter: they also took aim at president trump and questioned gorsuch's commitment ri judicial independence. c

she says she has a whole new life just six weeks after surgery, serena crawford says she is recovering well. earlier this year her husband posted a sign at their georgetown home pleading for a new kidney for her. a few days later by coincidence the university of maryland called with a perfect match. >> now i don't feel like i have any restrictions. i feel free to go and i have absolutely terrific. a bill crawford has put away the sign and the couple plans to travel in an rv they just bought. >> take another live look outside in philadelphia. this has been center city. a little hard to see because the sun is not up yet. wind whipping around ton top of the building. the gusts are cranking up this morning as this that cold front passes our area. temperatures are dropping as well and there are some showers that are moving through. most of it light rain. we'll get to that in a moment. i want to talk about the wind speeds because they're very strong, at least for a brief period as this front passes. close to 40 mile per hour gusts in philadelphia. close to 50 miles per hour gusts in wilmingt