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. >>> daf feldman at the xfinity sports desk. that would need to continue in order for the warriors to avoid elimination. the game was at or kal. game 6. steph curry, not enough magical tonight. warriors cut the lead to two. >> spurs win. let's go out to or kal and henry wolford has more. >> reporter: they come up short in game six of this. they move onto take up the memphis grizzlies. meanwhile, they're looking for a little bit of time to heal and then afl that, they look forward to getting back on the court. >> we've got to set a precedent for and that will continue over the summer. it's our preparation for next year. >> and i koumd not be proud of of sni group. i can go on and win championships. >> and i will not be proud of any group that i coach in this group. >> sometimes you've got to ask what if? what if the golden state warriors would be healthy. when you guys be able to push to a game 7? he says you just don't know. >> sharks try to even the series at one-game a piece. it's down 2-1 with the back of the net. the kings o

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. >>> good evening, i'm dave feldman. the golden state warriors are in unchartered waters at least for this postseason. tomorrow they'll face their first elimination game when they host the san antonio spurs in game six. tony parker, tim duncan and the rest of the spurs overwhelm the warriors in the 18-point win in san antonio. they combined to score 14 points on 6 of 22 shooting. one more loss and the warriors are done for the season. >> there's no panic. we come in with the same mind-set, the same focus we have in the other game. no need to put any added pressure. bottom line, we have to win. to extend the season. and -- >> i'm not worried about my guys. if you had rewound this thing all the way back to day one and said we'd have a game six at home in the second round of the playoffs against the san antonio spurs after defeating the number three seed, we would have taken it. >> giants and blue jays, bottom one, giants up 1-0. lines it to center. angel pagan. two runs score. bottom two, it's now 6-1. homers to left. hits

. >>> i'm david feldman, the sharks with a chance to move into the second round of the stanley cup playoffs with a win tonight in game four of their series against the vancouver canucks. well, it happened. san jose looking fr the sweep. kefb biexka cross checks tommy where i know thors. we're tied at three. sharks get a power play. and on the pour ere play, patrick marlow with with the game winner. >> patrick, maybe some even confusion? the goals announced the winner but we 'pretty sure you 'got it, right? >> yeah, we ended up in a pile in the corner after the goal. i'm just excited it went in. you could feel that coming? >> yeah, definitely. guys were feeling good. it was upbeat on the bnch. >> lastly this, five, maybe even six dae datszs of rest, do you know what to start doing with that? >> yea, imi'm sure there's things we'regoing to be doing only theize. take full advantage of it that way. con grauulations. >> nillies, jiejings, game 2,the tra matic made a triple at the team. captions paid for by nbc-universal television captions by vitac www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay:

. >>> dave feldman all came down to tonight. game 7 of the western conference semis. sharks there and both teams have yet to lose on home ice. sharks looking to buck the trend. how would it go? well, third period, it's already 2-0, kings. slapper gets buy jonathan quick. and the sharks are on the board. the lead cut in half. >> the 21st season of sharks hockey has come to an end. they just didn't end up on the better half of the score board. >> you know, it's just tough. they're a really good team and we thought we could come in here and steal a game. but, you know, we played our hearts out and that's all you can ask for. >> it's heartbreaking. it's tough. it's been a long year. we battle ld hard to get where we were. we made some changes and did a good first round. we almost beat them in their building. so it's tough to take away. >> even in a shortened season, such as this one, the players often reflect on all the hard work it took to get them to this point. he replied when does next season begin? >> in los angeles, nbc bay area sports. >> nice job, brody. mike maki

. >> reporter: josh feldman and his brother jesse left their families and the familiarity of arizonad to risk their lives in this entirely new landscape at the top of the world. >> it was digger than we could have imagined. you can look at it on paper and say we can cover that, we're strong we're tough, we're men. and then you get out there and you realize tough doesn't work in greenland. >> reporter: mining is a time-consuming fro sesz anywhere, especially here. >> the gold is going to be 40 feet under your feet in between all these bolders. >> reporter: and with winter fast approaching, they have only six weeks to hit pay dirt or face the prospect of going home empty handed. >> there's no gold in this sand. and the clock is tick, fast. very fast. before you know it, you're done. >> there could be a ton of gold right there, that's the reality. >> reporter: in creeks, in crevices, in caves. they test, sift and pain stakingly pan for gold again -- >> didn't fill any bags with samples. >> -- and again, of b to no avail. >> there was no gold. >> but there are occasional flickers of hope

david feldman joins us in the comcast news room. the giants used to own the colorado rockies. tonight, colorado was looking to win their fourth straight, something that hant happened since 2006. michael, fresh off the d.l., a home run. top of the eighth, 5-0 rockies. they would win by that score. mindy bach with more from at&t. >> three outings against the rockies so far this season. tonight was the best. but he certainly struggled. the right fielder came off the disabled list just thursday and was responsible for driving in three runs. >> timmy is all right. he mixed in a little bad luck there. he did make a couple mistakes. overall, he was okay. he threw decent. this is about three games. but, i thought, overall, it's a pretty good effort. >> reporter: the rockies have found their stride against the giants shutting out san francisco for 16 runs where his three starts against them this season. at r at r at at&t park, mindy buck, nbc bay area. derrick atkison. >> as also had some drama in houston scoring three runs in the ninth inning. game six for the sharn sharks and kings,

. >> here with a closer look, joe feldman. welcome. susie ran off the names of some companies out with results within the next few days. wal-mart, macy's, nord strom, tiffany. >> the discounters continue to do quite well. people are shopping for basic items, grocery related household it items. we continue to see that. last week costco reported sales numbers that were quite good yet again. we think wal-mart and target will sound pretty solid. >> and a couple of stocks that you are recommending to investors to buy. tell us about best buy, whole foods and pet smart all different kinds of companies. why do you like them? >> best buy is a turn around story. everybody left best buy for dead thinking amazon was going to take over. the company has been on a big effort to cut costs. they have brought down prices on their products so they are a married with anybody on the internet. you have the dynamic where tax collection for internet sales is being pushed on the states. where it is happening you are seeing sales trends at best buy pick up a li

i'm dave feldman. the speculation can now end where mike malone will coach next season. the good news? it's not a far drive. he'll head first for his first nba head coaching gig. so malone will coach the sacramento kings. this, according to a report on yahoo sports. most recently, he'll replace keith smart who's told he's not rurping for the final year of his contract. >>> baseball is looking to take all four from their bay area brethren. two on for pablo sand value. but branden crawford scores. giants up 2-1. cajima on in relief. first, branden belt. sandoval and hunter pence score. giants up 4-1. they win 5-2. i thought today was really critical and important. find a way to win this game. the last thing you want to do is get swept here. we need something to get us going, get the confidence going and hopefully, some swagger going, too. we're playing a very good team that's playing well. >> at the beginning of the series, if we say three out of four, you know, you might say okay, we may take that. but when you won three in a row, you certainly go for the last one. you do

and my guest, harvard professor noah feldman says our relationship with china is like a destructive marriageybe so, but the make-up war is going to be hot. [laughter] a london auction house is offering a rare christmas card signed by adolf hitler. even more rare, his happy hanukkah card. this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central [theme music playing] [cheering and applause] >> stephen: hey, welcome to "the report," everybody. thank you for joining us. [audience chanting "stephen"] >> stephen: thank you so much, folks. [cheering and applause] folks, i hope you're feeling good. sit down, everybody. folks, i hope you're feeling good, and if you're nottic -- not, i've got

cable satellite corp. 2013] >> next, the national rifle --ociation's annual we will speak to linda feldman and peter baker of the "new york times," followed by an update on the civil war in syria. then, peter sigel joins us to talk about the new pbs series he is hosting on the u.s. constitution and what it means in the 21st century. "washington journal," live with your tweets, calls, and e-mails at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. the national rifle association is holding its annual meeting this weekend in houston. here's a portion of the event on saturday that featured keynote addresses from some of the nra 's chief officers, including wayne maki eric, president david keene, and chief lobbyist chris cox. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> today i want to thank you for what you do to support our second amendment rights and for being here at this incredibly important meeting. by your very presence you are sending a message to the president, to joe biden, diane feinstein, and michael bloomberg. and to all their friends in the media who have been claiming for months that you and american gu

chicago starter scott feldman turned in a shining performance under the lights.e hits an rbi double in the second inning and strikes out 12 padres batters for a complete victory, 6-2. >>> two nba teams had a chance to advance in the playoffs wednesday but they couldn't get the job done. oklahoma city can't stand a barrage of three-pointers by the houston rockets. hardin hits one. the rockets still lead the series, 3-2. >>> the new york knicks also failed to knock out boston, the celtics winning game 5, 92-86. and the indiana pacers gained an edge over lan ta, winning 3-2. >>> three more nhl series round games got under way last night. the new york islanders had their postseason appearance in six years spoiled by the penguins. pittsburgh threw this to a 5-0 victory in game one. >>> in first round action san jose wins on the road to vancouver and boston beats toronto, 3-1 and boston beats toronto, 4-1. >>> when we return now, starting over. a victim of a bra tall attack speaks out for the first time about her face transplant and moving on after tragedy. a maybe. an

a good sign to joe feldman. >> given the fact that sales trends are doing better right now, they sound like they're getting things in order. there's going to be some expansion issues in the second quarter. they should be able to continue that productivity loop. >> earnings forecast amidst wall street estimates. >> walmart violated the corrupt practices act. they're seen cutting into walmart's profits. for nicely business report, i'm mary thompson. >> here now with his outlook for bud bugash. your report out within the last couple of hours, you call walmart a market performed stock. i guess that means you're neutral on it, you're not urging people to go in and buy hand over fist, what do you see here? >> that's correct. >> we see a terrific retailer and certainly an important company for consumers and for investors alike. but we think the valuation is such that it will perform at a market level. the valuation today is around 15 times our estimate going-forward. and that's actually above the five-year median right in line with the ten-year median. on that basis we find the stock as a mar

i'm dave feldman. raj and jess back with more news after this. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. - oh, yeah! - wow. once you experience it, there's no going back. at the sleep number memorial day sale, save on the closeout of our classic special edition bed set. now just $1299, a savings of $600. only at the sleep number store. sleep number. comfort individualized. >>> a long line at johnny garlic's restaurant tonight in san jose. >> guy fiari showed up to sign his latest book. inside recipes and stories from around the country. i wonder if he showed up for ferrari. >> was he actually cooking? >> in the kitchen. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> we'll see you tomorrow, bye-bye. ♪ benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. ♪ get $7 off select paints starting may 20th at participating bay area stores. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay len

i'm dave feldman, back af >>> all right, jeff joins us for the last few seconds.me moisture? >> yes, that's a safe way to put it. we're going to go here tomorrow with increasing cloud cover. by the noon hour, that's going to be the best part of your day with mid 70s, a lot of sunshine, increasing clouds by wednesday night. by thursday, fog increases cloud cover. we may have a scattered shower, about 40% positionablety. that's great news. >> wear some sleeves. >> yes. i will. good night. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "th

. >>> i'm dave feldman.giants appeared to have their clutch working tonight and things couldn't have poeb gone much better. starting with the giants and dodgers. hosting metallica. giants hitless until the sixth. down 1-0. buster posey, just shy of the alley in the alley. bottom nine, full count for posey. goes deep to left. his fourth of the season. he had never had a walk-off home run before. the giants win 2-1. what do you have? >> kershaw again was so tough on us. but zito did such a great job to keep it close. that's the only way you win a game like that. hunter, a great throw at third. some good things happening. but buster certainly came through at the right time. >> game two between them. the sharks looking for the series lead. less than a minute to go. dan boi puts one on net. and patrick marleau finishes it. game tied. we're going to overtime. brent burns with the steal. and finds raffi torres on a 2-on-1 break. the sharks win a thriller. 3-2 in overtime. take the series lead. coach mclellan after

new york said in support of wiener acting idiotically is no royal ation of the law all and michael feldman another democratic consultant said new yorkers respect resilience they encourage redemption and they love would come back so why shouldn't we be mayor of new york gosh i don't know maybe because he's a liar and a cheater seriously why does america keep granting such huge amounts of power to people who are found guilty of lying and cheating and of abusing their public offices setting aside the mind blower that this is supposedly a christian nation and so we should have zero tolerance for men who cheat on their wives let's just focus on this fact with a man cannot be honest in his own life why in the world would we ever trust him to be honest in office tonight let's talk about that by following me on twitter at the resident. that's going to do it for now for more on these stories we've covered go to youtube dot com slash our team america check out our website at r t dot com slash usa you can also follow me on twitter it underscored che underscore how see what a. technology innovation al

. >> there's a friend of mine in new york diana feldman, hats off to her.er year after year, she works for the american cancer society no matter what. >> great. awesome. >> okay. sara, isn't it time for hot dad? >> who doesn't love a hot dad? it's that time of year when we host a hot dad contest and the prize is a one-week vacation for two in the exclusive scrub island resort in the british virgin islands. there are nine different categories from military dads, single dads, hairy dads and it's not called hairy dads and the winner will be announced the week before father's day and you have until may 27th to submit so get on ivillage.com. >> okay, miss sarah, if that's your real name. have you ever thought a coincidence had to be so much more. wait until you hear this family's story. it will definitely give you goosebumps. >> after this. >> unbelievable. i always wanted to design a bike that honored those who serve our country. and geico gave me that opportunity. now naturally, we wanted it to be powerful, innovative and we built this bike as a tribute to tho

joseph feldman, thanks for being with us. >> thank you. ashley: all right.ory getting a lot of attention. "bloomberg news" in hot water as it admits that its reporters. >>ed on clients that use hits terminals. the federal reserve and the treasury department are examining whether there could have been leaks of confidential information. with more on this story liz macdonald in emac's bottom line. liz, who else i guess was. >>ed on allegedly. >> ashley and trace good to be with you. this story is getting bigger. "the financial times" is reporting that the european central bank and germany's bundesbank are worried that they were. >>ed on as well. meaning "bloomberg news" reporters used the bloomberg terminals to access information basically that was looked at by officials over there. so i will tell you something, this story i getting broader. so the federal reserve is already telling fox business's susan garrity in our d.c. bureau it is looking into this issue. we've got an apology too from "bloomberg news" editor matt winkler. he is essentially saying no specif

. >>> and i'm dave feldman. another busy day for bay area sports. are talking giants baseball, warriors basketball and a little thing called playoff hockey. a preview of the sharks and kings. western conference semi-finals game one is next. >>> google and music. music may be streaming in the background of google giant developer conference tomorrow in san francisco. it is rumored that google will among other things announce a new streaming music service. it would be a competitor to streaming services like pandora. scott budman will be at google io tomorrow. >>> those self driving cars may not be on the road yet but it looks like americans are confident that they are safe. remember this? the blind man we showed you last year in the google car being tested. a new study by cisco shows more than half of americans surveyed would be willing to ride in the driverless car. the nearly same number of people would share personal information if it meant more customized. 48% say they would not let their kids do the same. nonsmoking hotel rooms don't fully protect

make sure that you tune in tomorrow morning at 7:00, where we will have linda feldman and peter baker to discuss and analyze the second term of president. jeffrey white will be joining us to talk about the latest developments in syria. peter c. gault will join us to talk about his new month-long series ♪ >> next come at a roundtable discussion with this year's studentcam winners. followed by a discussion on the funding of preschool. >> every year since 2006, and c- span has been inviting students to take part in our competition. this year's theme, "what's the most important issue the president should consider in 2013?" than 3500 participants, five students earned a top honors. joined as in washington to talk about their documentary's. documentaries. >> we're going to ensure to three of our students that are the top prize winners in the competition studentcam. to my left is alan shimp, the winner in our high school category. parin bhaduri.is encourages students to make a 5-8 minute documentary on about subjects are important to them. is this your first video project? >> not at all. my

corp. 2013] x next on "washington journal" we will look at president obama's second term with linda feldman of the christian science monitor and peter baker of the "new york times." followed by a discussion on the situation in syria. then, npr's peter sehgal joins us to talk about the new series he is hosting on the u.s. constitution and what it in the 21st century. "washington journal" live with your calls, tweets, and e-mails his next. host: president obama is back from his trip to mexico and costa rica but he hits the road again today out to ohio to make a convention speech at ohio university. congress will be returning tomorrow from a week-long break. on the senate side we will hear about the internet sales tax bill and immigration. hearingouse side, a big with the state department whistle-blowers. hopes that congress will hear more about the issue of guns. this brings us to our first question for you this morning

dave feldman joins us now. >> how is this for pressure? you have never pitched in a major league baseball game before. you are getting a chance to do it against the rivals to the east. that the scenario tonight. >> mike arrived here monday afternoon from colorado springs. he does have three legitimate major league pitches. his slider, curveball and fastball. the key to his success today will be how he approaches the game mentally. >> i think you are going to be nervous no matter what. as long as you remember in a major league game, just have fun with it. and compete just like you did in the minor leagues, he was doing awesome the last couple of starts had. if he does his thing he will be all right. >> for me the game was so fast. not that it was any faster than any other game but being here and everything seemed like i was in and out before i even remembered what happened. >> reporter: and another interesting tidbit. he is currently room mates with bruce bochy's son, brett, in aaa fresno. he could be up here for two starts. bruce bochy sai

a worst plouffe than marty feldman holding pocket aces. that cat blows more smoke than a death rattle. a couple more weeks like this president obama is going to be claiming is he kenyan. i don't want to say anything. they asked the white house dog bo to change his name to checkers this week. do you remember when obama was telling in this is when the ocean starts to recede, yeah, why do you know bs is less dense than ice. >> bill: i assume from that opening monologue that you are not really buying the white house's explanation for any of these things? >> billy, you have shut out the lights in the last in the room. i'm out, man. >> bill: you have been out for a while. it looks like you are going to be a prophet here. but, let's take it one by one. the thing about carney -- >> -- billy, he was a professor at the university of chicago. that's where they had enrique cycletron not only does the buck not stop with the president anymore. it speeds up there do you remember that ride at the amusement park the whip that would make it down to the end?

a worst plouffe than marty feldman holding pocket aces.hat cat blows more smoke than a death rattle. a couple more weeks like this president obama is going to be claiming is he kenyan. i don't want to say anything. they asked the white house dog bo to change his name to checkers this week. do you remember when obama was telling in this is when the ocean starts to recede, yeah, why do you know bs is less dense than ice. >> bill: i assume from that opening monologue that you are not really buying the white house's explanation for any of these things? >> billy, you have shut out the lights in the last in the room. i'm out, man. >> bill: you have been out for a while. it looks like you are going to be a prophet here. but, let's take it one by one. the thing about carney -- >> -- billy, he was a professor at the university of chicago. that's where they had enrique cycletron not only does the buck not stop with the president anymore. it speeds up there do you remember that ride at the amusement park the whip that would make it down to the end? t

. >> she got engaged yesterday, mike feldman. big news came in the studio in the morning and all the producers were gathered around looking at the rock on her finger and i did something i had never done before. >> jimmy: yeah? >> i tweeted a photo. i actually took a picture and with the help of three younger producers, i actually figured out how to attach it to a tweet and send it out. >> jimmy: yeah? >> and -- forget her news, i got my first photo credit in newspapers all across the country. i did. ♪ [ applause ] >> there it is. i've got to work on the framing thing a little bit. >> jimmy: your angle is a little cutesy, but yeah. >> that's the executive producer of the "today" show right there. but yeah, doesn't she look so happy? >> jimmy: aw, she looks so happy. this is major news. but you're not that tech savvy. >> no, not at all. >> jimmy: no, because this morning, i thought it was really perfect you came on today. >> don't do this. >> jimmy: i have to, dude. >> no, don't. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: instead of the word hashtag,

. >> michael feldman. a little lipstick on the teeth.he doesn't like that. >> he's used to it. >> how are you, michael? congratulations to you, too. >> why, thank you so much. it's not bad being the luckiest guy in the world. >> aw. >> were you nervous when you proposed, mike? >> yeah, i was nervous. i was a little nervous, to be honest. especially after the long pause. >> what about -- you knew she was going to say yes, right? the woman's desperate. >> well, i was hoping. you know, hoping -- i assume there's a secondary market for diamonds like that. but i was very, very, very, very happy when she finally said yes. >> so how did he do it? he got on his knee when you were on vacation? >> we went to turks and caicos. it was beautiful. >> great spot. >> to amanara, actually. this beautiful, beautiful place. we just love it there. and the sun was setting. and he was like -- let's have some champagne by the sunset. i was like, well, maybe we should go to that bar out by the pool. he's like let's do it here. i just really had no idea. he trul

dave feldman will talk some football. >> we start off with a little bit of troubling news out of santalara. the 49ers leading receiver last year, michael crab tremendoutre undergone surgery to repair a torn acl. the timetable for his return is roughly six months. the injury occurred on day one of the 49ers organized team activities yesterday. the 25-year-old is coming off his best nfl season. 85 passes, 1,105 yards and nine touchdowns, all career highs. >> good news is he's, you know, he woke up from the surgery and first thing he asked, doc, how it went. so talked about the success of the surgery and didn't anticipate he would be out for the year and he -- he's commented that he's got no choice but to be back. so, you know, every day is a healing day. and that starts today. >> kind of say a little prayer to yourself and hope that it wasn't as bad as it may have looked or what not. and unfortunately it is. at the same time, you know, it is opportunity for someone else to step up and, you know, fill the shoes. >> to baseball now, jose canseco under investigation in las vegas after a wom

. >>> dave feldman joins us from the comcast newsroom. what a night this is going to be. >> reporter: it's going to be good night exciting network question. funny -- going to be exciting, no question. funny how they went from will they make the playoffs to can they win the whole thing. that won't happen until they win three more game again the spurs. and that can't win until they win at oracle or should we say roar-acle. the venue for the pivotal game. tied at one game apiece. if you don't have a ticket now, you've got issues. henry wofd does not have any issue. he lrz halready has -- he alreay has a press pass. you can't sell that will on ebay. i feel that would be a violation of your journalistic ethical code. >> reporter: absolutely. i wouldn't sell this credential for anything in the world. now the golden state warriors may be the most exciting basketball team in the nba playoffs right now. in fact, they split the first two games with the san antonio spurs. when i was leaving san antonio, several of the spurs' fans were saying, wow, w

she's with the cook politico report and michael feldman. he is another democratic strategist.you're partisan. >> right. >> when i think sixth year, even franklin roosevelt. >> eisenhower, pretty close, a nazi surrender, these people got blown away in their sixth year. >> right. >> how is obama going to avoid that? except for clinton. because they were trying to take his head off. he survived because the public got mad at him. at congress. >> here's the good news for democrats, the silver lining is, they lost so many seats in 2010 there's no more seats to lose. >> who? >> the democrats. so they are kind of -- the question is, can they expand it? a good economy is better than a terrible economy. but structurally, when you look at just how few seats are in play, both by redistricting and the way that these -- >> by the way, the induincome be a good deal. >> it's a great deal. even in a bad year -- >> i look at me, fitzpatrick, how are they going to get knocked off? they have the name i.d. of serving four or six years. it's tough to become an incumbent republican in the burbs. >>

a big mazel tov to my friend, savannah guthrie and her new fiancÉ, michael feldman.s and showed off her rock this morning on the "today show." >> savannah, you have big news over the weekend? >> yes, i got engaged over the weekend. we've been together four years, so as he said new york city one will accuse us of rushing into anything. >> [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they help save you up to thousands in out-of-pocket costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients... plus, there are no networks, and you'll never need a referral to see a specialist. join the millions who have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp... and provided by u

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feldman.a great guy. >> and for our mothers, they're excited. >>> speaking of ice we have a lot to show you besides savannah's ice. take a look at this. we have some video of ice to show you but i guess we're not going to do that. anyway you look at the jet stream we have warm weather stretching from the great lakes down to the gulf coast. that was last week. this week, jettreams way up to the northwest to the south and east so we have frost and freeze warnings from the southeast into the northeast today with freeze warnings and watches. temperatures chicago 61, ten degrees below normal, cincinnati 63, detroit chilly as well, 69 in charlotte, 70 in atlanta which is nine degrees below normal and here in the northeast new york city a high of only 59. 62 d.c. 50 in buffalo. we're going to get to your local forecast in just a moment, right after this message. funny, yes? no. there's nothing mini about me. i'm huge. ahem. any hoo. even my wrapper has a wrapper. flavor? i'm bursting with it. creamy?