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and abe vigoda twitter feed evenn popped up with the purpose of it garnered 10,000 followers and later revealed in a super bowl ad with betty white and they were both the same age. born in brooklyn, new york, his career spand the stage, the screen and television. he died in his sleep at his daughter's home in new jersey. he was 94. nbc news, chicago. >> he had a good sense of humor about his not-so-true demise. >> and they're missing him. >> many, many times. i'm shannon mulaire and this is "early today." hi, i'm here with some advice from the future don't buy makeup that settles into lines, it ages you. get simply ageless makeup from covergirl and olay. with b vitamins, and spf. and now there's simply ageless liquid makeup it helps you lookyounger in three ways. so in the future when you're older you look younger. simply ageless from olay... and easy, breezy beautiful covergirl! >>> leading the news on nbcnews.com, woman who held decades long protest outside white house diedf she manned an encampment site in lafayette square and devoted her life for peace and glens nuclear proliferati

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have an evenns greater stake in international law. the affair in iran will be remembered primarily for the lesson to be learned. a systema nation with of laws. this is paul berry and washington, d.c. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] -- [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. to join the conversation, like .s on facebook, @cspanhistory >> watching the campaign this year, it's far more interesting republicanshe rather than the democrat side. that may have something to do with why there is more interest in these candidates and their books. booknight, the nonfiction critic for "the new york post" ofcusses the stories presidential candidates. >> everyone has interesting stories and politicians are so single-minded in the pursuit of power and ideology can have parti

when police and wildlife officers arrived they took pictures and evenn video of the pool party crasher. just take a look at the marks left by his tail as he sauntered back to the ocean. >> and they are just hanging around the pool deciding how they're going to capture this thing, the crocodile decided he had enough and crawled out of the pool and back into the atlantic ocean. >> didn't like the paparazziy. >> didn't like the paparazzi. didn't like all attention. >> todd: and like most key folk, he likes to be left alone. >> there were about 30 cops here, so he's like me, he went. he left. couple bay key. >> calvin: just how he was walking like i'll be back again when i want to. >> laurie: when you least expect it. betty, he liked the warm waters in that pool. i guess our waters feel warm compared to upper north. >> betty: oh, yeah, they are getting ready for big-time snow in the midtlantic. washington, dc, it's a matter of tite before the moisture meets up with that cold. meantime back heree at home nice temperatures out there for you today. 61 is where we were started in fort lauderda

but e evenn that basis, we are recommending $145 million more for k through 12 public education. including the third phase of the teacher leadership compensation program which is over 50 millioned plus 2.45% supplemental state aid. that is all state aid it used to be called allowable growthhich included property tax. forr a school like sioux city, it really hurts because you have very low property valuation per pupil. this change we made is i think a big improvement. >> i want t get to medicaid. much talked about still out there on the table. roroll back r the 60 days until we get things rolling. i want you to update ussn that. the one thing i hear from peoplee on a regular basis if the state was losing money on this reasons you talked about, it's's been expensive. that was one of the reasons. papart of wh it was the privatization was so important. i think a lot of people agree with that. but, if it is tgh financially that way, why would a private agency not be even tougher on the finances and making money on that prospect? >> well, first of all, the old system of delivering medi

. >> our enall evennable rights to life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, those rights were stripped from college kids in santa barbara and high schoolers at cul up bien, and from first graders in newtown. first graders. and from every family who never imagined that their loved one would be taken from our lives by a bullet from a gun. >> trevor: see that thing you're feeling right now? that pain in your chest, that comes from watching someone weep on national television, because he knows that society can do better than to file the shooting of children under [bleep] happens. that feeling? is how you know that you are human. no matter how opposed to obama's policies some people may be or how cynical their politics, they have to at least acknowledge and respected real authenticity of that emotion. or so you would think. >> where was the wiping away of tears and the emotion after the paris attack. >> you can't pull that kind of passion for anything but this. and i feel bad about those kids in connecticut but it's only about this that he gets so upset about. and never about terror. >> he

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the other concern now is the snowfall and evennizing across the southern areas that are under advisoriesly like places like to carolinas. we did have advisories at places like missouri and also into arkansas and blizzard watches in effect in dc, baltimore and also for the new york city area. a lot of debate as how much snow morn areas are going to be seeing, new york and even in boston because of cut off so we can be seen the storm in terms of snow accumulation of places like new york city. that's just to be seen. you're not out of the woods yet. you need to track the storm in the next couple of days. take a look at the snowfall totals that are being forecast. potentially more than 2 feet across the mid atlantic, that's significant for dc and baltimore. we could see the storm in the record books. we will keep you updated. >> lauren: exciting and scary at the same time. >> nicole: joe head of trading joins us on the telephone with a preview of today's trading. what are you telling the clients today when people ask me what should i tell them when they say, what's going on with this market?

she'll be in waterloo this afternoon for an organizing evenn. this comes after she picked up the endorsement of the planned parenthood action fund. clinton addressed republicans trying to defund planned parenthood and said they would bring the age. "when planned parenththod is threatened, the health of women and a lot of men too, all across our country is threatened." this is the first time the organization has endorsed a primary. clinton said she was "honored" by the endorsement and promised to "fight together" with the organization. despite low polling numbers -- more than 70 people showed up to see former senator rick santorum as he talked about the importance of meeting one-on-one with iowans leading up to the caucus... "a lot can happen and the reason aaot can is becuase exexerts say are best for them. they go out and do what these 75-80 people are doing here tonight; which is come out, meet the candidates, and kick ntorum will beein eastern iowa tomorrow, holding a town hall in independence. many people already celebrated the new year -- b

now, as any political junkies out there kno the iowa caucuses are just over three weeks away, and evenn though he's down in the polls, i'm still betting on a big comeback from my friend jeb bush. everybody keeps saying the guy is out of the race, but he's still got the money, the family name and maybene day he'll admit it. (laughter) and i like the guy. after he appeared on my first show, and this is true, he sent me a thank you note. thank you, jeb. plus, i thininthe man is just come up with a game-changing strategy to connect with voters. >> jeb bush sees himself as a joyful tortoisis at least tats what he told a teenager on the campaign trail yesterday. the presidential candidate gave the boy a toy turtle and says he carries them around in his popoet. >> stephenen which led some to ask is that a toy tortl in your pocket or are you just really bad at running running for president? (laughter) now, jeb says the turtles are a reminder that slow and steady wins the r re, which makes him the tortoise that we all know who the hair is. of course! (applause) this does not address the central

clinton with whether she conferred phase on foreign evennities when she was secretary of state -- foreign entities when she was secretary of state that paid her husband to speak. but the email investigation seems to be coming to a close. the two most harmful emails show a willingness to instruct subject ordinar --subordinates s by removing top secret before they got on her private server. charles: we'll have more on hillary clinton and the political firestorm this is causing. bernie sanders rocketing in the polls. thursday the remaining gop candidates are going to take center stage. you have got trish regan and sandra smith. at 9:00 p.m. it's maria bartiromo and neil cavuto. 10u.s. navy sailors have been detained in the persian gulf by iranians. marco rubio thinks it's unfair to criticize him for missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing votes for a long time. "one third of all of his missed votes in 2015 were missed before he announced he was running for president." over the last three years, marco rubio has missed more votes... than

t >>> everyone needs a little love evenne pandas. >> is in isn't that true? t >> we found some have a dreamm their professional panda huggers. >> how do i apply?al the giant rick didn't research center r in china is looking to hire several full-time positions.vera >> they're looking to be loved. >> the job description says he will spend 365 days a year hugging the pandas and being there for any ups ande downs of panda life. you must be at least 22 yearsrs old and have some basic panda knowledge. >> they are black and white. i bas t know that. t >> and be able to ride and take pictures. the only downside, a lack of snacks.ly d you won't be allowed to bring yourll ownow food. you have to eat what the pandas eat. >> pandahat as child. >> it pays about $32,000 a year.a >> for eating panda child. >> don't pandas eat - -dash now that's koalas.las. i was thinking you can load you call eucalyptus leaves. >> they havecalypt to eat bamboo. >> i think so.o e >> 90 percent of their diet are so you have to eatis bamboo. >> i guess it's going to have to be delisted.g >> it

people believe this is the kind of thing, an evennity that's provided with big-time cover. >> there isg with the story. planned parentshoods launched a salute against the activists that filmed the video. we have bernie sanders last week calling planned parenthood the establishment and the governor saying this doesn't change our investigation. we have a lot of the dynamics at work here. it will be fascinating to see how they shake out. but right now we have a shortage of information. charles: we'll work on the shortage of information stuff. but everyone has seen the video and the sort of gut reaction we had. i think we share that. it feels like someone should pay a price for those videos and the things we heard and saw. >> we don't have all the information the grand jury had. i don't know all the elements of the law, the specific laws they are talking about. however, i can say this, i heard the comment not portraying something accurately, the liberal mainstream media does that on a daily basis and it doesn't rise to the level of committing a felony. a prosecutor has prosecutorial discre

or evenn dramas? they'll put us on reality shows to look like freaks, but they i would like to see that, and this is -- it's -- i haven't seen an italian-american play in a long time. >> no, not in a long time. written and directed by charles messina. it's a comedy, and it's a heightenen element, but there's also a great deal of nostalgia. >> what's the relationship between you two in the show? >> it's a memory play. he narrates it, and talks to his younger self. >> i'm the uncle. >> are you funny? >> very funny. >> i'm slightly opinionated uncle that lives upstairs. >> takes place in 1979. my character is really -- was -- is a writer who is going back to explore the chapter in his life that makes sense out of the insanity which he grew up, but things change and time warps. >> is it funny? >> there are characters like my cousins and mother. i know them very well. >> you are also working with your husband. >> congratulations. >> what add vase? >> well, i don't know. there's my husband. we're doing a pr

one local man just got severalse for cars that he doesn't evenn own. this is just a bizarre story.he is getting the run around. he tells us his story after thee break. also tonight, an incredible find in old town alexandria. wait until you see this. find out what led to the discovery of a ship that dates back tot revel rugsry war. stay with us. we're back in three minutes. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. we are following some breakingwi news from oversees. south korea says it has detectee seismic activity from a north korean test site which could bed an indication of a nuclear test. the north korean government hase said it plans an important announcement wednesday.me this latest test would mark another big step towa

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this bill would have required every single person from syria or iraq and evenn those refugees who have visited those countries in the past five years t t be verified by the fbi, homeland security, and director of national intelligence. >> it's difficult to effectively vet immigrants from a war-torn country where records may sometimeso longer exist at all. >> the bill passed the house in novembmb with so much bipartisan support that even a promised veto by president obama could be overridden. senate min ore leader harry reid said in exchange for debate on this plan he wants donald trump's proposal to ban all muslims from entering the united states temporarily debated senate floor as well. >> this bill is just another step in the absolute wrong direction, thehe direction of don trump. democrats are committed to opposing hateful views of trump and his republican enablers. >> reidd hopes to force stand on trump's controvovsial plan. the republican frontrunner has led the charge a ainst the obama administration, claiming the refugee program could potentially be a safe haven for terrorists.a

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i think that is one of the great things that, as we take the evenns of "charlie hebdo," andng these tragic murders acts by terrorists, is that we cannot surrender the idea of safety over the idea of freedom. it has to be our ultimate defense. we know from history that that ultimately is what triumphs. translates beyond safety to a question of offensiveness. if you take the notion of the antidote to bad speech being more speech, and take an example like the westboro baptist church, this is people who are from kansas who believe all the we face is ails because of homosexuality, so they protested funeral saying hateful things. the supreme court addressed whether there speech was to harmful to be protected. it takes the notion of hate speech and distills it into a pure form. the question is, he -- how you deal with that. ask yourself come are they persuading anybody of anything? messages and it tells you the marketplace of ideas is not just their message that goes out unfiltered. the marketplace of ideas is not just what they say, but what others say in response and what the audience years and

looks like the rain will evenn w be north and east of foxboro fbo by late tomorrow afternoon softr they'llll.el for us this is tomorrow's tomor' forecast. it will be kind of partly kinofy sunny with high temperaturesemra about 50 for our saturday. sur here's futurecast.urecas watch the clouds increase.ncas there we go. go. at 8 o'clock you can see thean s are a sin starting to move ng te heavy at times for a period here. i think southern maryland youhe guys are arnt most risk for some heavy rain during the eveningngt hours and then it quickly quick races off to the north andoff th east by early tomorroww morning.morn then at 6:00 a.m. we have awee chance to dry out.ut it will be colder by sunday.un 53 dam increasing clouds.ncin late day showers.hors really evening showers. e again i think are daytimeth hours are dry.ins ar and there's your seven-day forecast.foreca 51 tomorrow with a couplew th a early morning showers. showe could be a snowflake with an arctic front, arctic boundary. >> what?>>hat? >> yes. sounds of winter on sunday.un that will quickly give way to -- look at your conditio

alison brown is telling us evenn though we are not seeing the snow here in cleveland air travelers are certainly having trouble.. >> cleveland getting unexpectedct visitors thanks to the blizzard on the east coast. >> it's a great town. we just couldn't get a flight out. >> a great attitude especially stressful.ssfu >> i am watching doom and gloom from across the country. but i was out therehe for business. i had to go and now i had to get back to new york. >> butw it is going to be tough. airports in major cities like baltimore washington dc philadelphia and new yorkke city started preparing for the blizzard blizzard a while ago and airlines did the same. >> they keep canceling and then there's a domino effect they just have to keep up with it. it's kind of a pain in theo ke butt. >> american airlines announced to philly and charlotte saturday, delta canceling hundreds of flights also. >> united airlines has had to cancel a lot of flight so far to the east coast. newark, philadelphia to name a few.w. they hope to resume service on monday. meanwhile several people stopping inle clevela

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my peanut butter one didn't evenn make the top. yoove this one, too, george. >> it's good. do you rememember doing that? >> i buying a lot of them. thank you.news update for you donald trump wasn't the only republican in iowa gop hopeful ben by sioux city earlier. carson attended prayer rally at theatre. candidate taed the polls.... as well as his campaigning strategy forhe upcoming caucuses. "you know you ju look at it is you just truth and you have issues." the g-o-p- candidate also opened up about the lossf campaign staff member, braden full story head on over to our website siouxland matters dot com lukas for the weather. matt:currently, we have temperatures in the t tns and 20s and a light wi coming through fromhe south and southeast. we have some fog and cloud cover out there. later this evening, some light snow will pass through. tomorrow will be cold under a mix of sun and clouds as high pressure builds in f for a day. the weekend will be windy and warmer as high temperatures filly make it back into the 30s. the snow forecast model shows a dusting to 1/2 inch of sno

but perhaps evenn better is tom hardy. he's spectacular and almost and the direction, the cinematography, and the bear attack scene make this movie really memorable this year. i think that it's going to go home with a lot of oscars. >> okay. we know we've got to let you go. there's so many movies to watch. we want to let you get back to the after parties and to drinking out of taraji p. henson's golden globe cup. >> and eating one of the cookies she hand out during the whole thing. >> gray drake, s sior editor of "rotten tomatoes," thank you for joining us. for more golden globe coverage you're watching "world news now." human coronavirus... hepati- >>c virus. there are a lot of different kinds of yucky germs. but not all disinfecting wipes... are approved to kill the same number of them. lysol wipes are approved to kill more types of germs than clorox. try that one! this cold and flu season lysol that. >> important message for residents age 50 to 85. write down this number now. people are receiving this free information n

keep rising, in two centuries scientists warn that city could completely uer water, charleston, too, evenn new york. so this morning we're plugging far below the surface of the ice in a never bore attempted live event going deep into this glacier vatnajull, the front lines of climate change taking you inside a glacial sinkhole a a massive drainpipe for melting ice that can be thousands of feet deep for a firsthand look at this vanishing inging perilous land landscape a hidden world inside the ice. glacier expert from vanderbilt university. he'll be walking us through what our ice climbers see as they go into that massive ice tunnel so let's send the on their way, all right. hey, guys, go for it. ahead a start ice climbing. all right. so the guys are just now starting their descent right now. tell me, dan, what researchers hope to find when they get to the bottom and see what is at the bottom of sinkholes like this one. >> these kind of vertical caves give us a real cross secti into the glaciero you can tell how the glacierer has been flowing and how compressed the ice is, what it's carryin

. >> reporter: wasn't evenn with another candidate. it was with his microphone. whoever the hell brought this mike system don't pay the [ bleep ]. i guarantee you i'm not paying for this mike. >> reporter: we hope there are no mike problems tonight for donald trump. back to senator ted cruz. campaign sources tell me he's been in vigorous debate and prepping for the attacks and birther attacks and any attacks on these new loan, new issue. they tell me those loans were all completely done appropriately. george. >> he could be on the hot seat tonight. meanwhile, on the democratic side, a brand-new poll out of iowa showing a dead heat with hillary clinton slipping. >> reporter: that's right. a really interesting poll, a bloomberg/"des moines register" poll and within a month hillary clinton is down six points. right now she's at 42, senator bernie sanders 40 but within the margin of error they are in a dead heat. >> we've seen the two of them go at it. democratic debate on sunday night. >>> that breaking news overseas. a deadly terror attack on the outside a starbuck

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. >> when you see this disease in a person that young, it's surprising evenn shocking. > cte identified only after death has been found in numerous nfl players like hall of famers frank gifford and junior seau and is rarely seen in amateur players like michael kek. but experts say moments like these show amateurs aren't immune to the perils of conct football. look at this video. a hit michael told cassandra was onee of his hardest. he flies a at an oonent, slamming into him. collideing with such force, parts >> cassandra says he abruptly quit college football after suffering one too many hard hits. >> he was seeing stars and had sensitivity to light all the time. he had a l lot of anger. it was impulsive. >> they turned to doctors. but she says test results came up empty. >> i was so mad that nobody could help him. it was upsetting he felt so alone. >> her life now changed forever. her 5-year-old son too young to remember his dad. >> first thing i thought of when he decide, he won't get to ever meet him. >> but she says michael did not die in vain. >> letting people know that this disea