florence was 36. barry 15. >> as a teenager and growing un, i think she knew that i had a crush on her. and i think that was kind of music and that side of show business. so i used that as an exc tuseo pick her up in the car and take her out and try to steal a kiss. which i did. >> she was just a wonderful kind of warm and stern mothering fire. it just -- she to me was somebody i just never wanted to disappoint. she didn't have a mom like that, she represented that mom you didn't have. and you know, tra tragedy that we've all lost her. but we all own her. i know i will live being who i am with her because you know, she had a ver iymportant role in my life and i'm a good deal who i am because of her. >> it will be quite a while before it processes. >> they loved her so. >> they do. absolutely. >> and we are so fortunate that florence spent decades of her life with "entertainment tonight." you know, we'd only been on the air 11 days when she made this precious moments with the tv icon known as everybody

. >>> then tears for florence henderson.>> could have spent more time with. >> "e.t.' exclusive new interviews with her tv my heart. ♪ iet of the movie britney spears doesn't want you to see. >> now this is "entertainment tonight." >>> remembering "brady bunch" mom florence henderson. ourettable moments are ahead. >> but first, major couples news. mariah looking lips with a backup dancer? and katy perry and orlando's love in full bloom after rumors he p it's all covered in our romance re baby ♪ >> my, oh up around brian tanaka tip as they kiss in the waves in hawaii. there's h very playful piggybac. at one point the shows off his strength, lifting mariah up and carrying her.riah's ex nick can notice similar-looking pics 2008. the caption, "this is how you do it. lol #beingpetty." but just four minutes after his original post nick denied any diss saying it's all love, no hate, but dang we looked amazing. @mariahcarey will always be my family and the queen. so anyone looking to divide tha door. back has his crush turned into true love or is this a owmance for "mariah's w

florence's heart was so good. you know, it's so funny because yeah, she played this mother that, you know, many people joke about and say oh, you know, it's she was that sweet. she really was. >> she was the lovely lady they sing about in the brady song. >> she was the loveliest of ladies. but she could tell the dirtiest joke too. i've been reading so many things from so many people that kind of spent time with her. and it's so beautiful to read all the different comments. and you know, they said she's saucy and spicy and a dame and just such an florence right now, what would it be? >> thank you. thank you. i love you forever. >> and maureen wanted everyone to know that in lieu of flowers florence's family has asked that donations be made to broadway cares. a family service is planned for florence at the end of the month and there will be a public service in january. >> gosh, we'll miss her. >> absolutely. >> there's still so much more to come later in the show. brady reunion show. florence on set with her tv husb

florence henderson. ♪ >> she meant the world.n, she was a guiding light. >> and a first lady who stood by a president, but still made her own mark. >> this love led her to take up the twin causes of stem cell research and alzheimer's research. >> plus, the news makers, and heroes who helped us soar. >> godspeed, john glenn. >> saying good-bye, and thank you. >> good evening. i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. as families are gathered together for christmas and the start of was a good time to look back and celebrate the legends we lost this year. >> and we start with a groundbreaking artist, whose voice and stage persona ushered in a revolution in every way possible. >> he's the best pop musician that ever lived. ♪ my name is prince and i am funky ♪ >> anybody who ever cooed into a microphone and harmonized it owes it to prince. ♪ >> he didn't sound like anybody else. he didn't play like anybody else. so he had this, ahh, as soon as he came in. >> he was a game changer. one of the rare combinations of great musician, gre

florence's heart was so good. you know?she played mother that, you know, many people joke about or say, you know, it's just so sweet and everything, but you know what? she was ttat sweet. she really was. >> she was a lovely lady they sing about in the brady song. >> she was the love liest of ladies. >> shortly after her passing, maureen's brady bunch brothers felt florence's loss. >> it's important to know that many people share this loss. she will be remembered. she'll beloved for a long time. >> barry williams who played greg fought back tears. christopher knight who played peter broke down. >> regret, you know? >> go ahead and take a second. >> she's just one i could have spent more time with. she's the kind of mom you want. she had a very important role in my life, and i a good deal of who i am because of her. ♪ here's the story of a lovely lady ♪ ♪ >> i rarely ever watch anything i've done. i believe in the present and moving forward into the future, but i do realize the impacttthat it's had all around the world. "e.t.

here was florence henderson as the mom on "the brady bunch."y generation the first time you saw florence henderson wasn't on "the brady bunch." you saw her on this kind of this endless stream of talk shows and game shows. she was a wonderful guest on "the tonight show" and occasionally guest hosted "the tonight show." carol brady she was kind of the natural step from there. >> carol had to deal with everything. she had to deal with the rambunctiousness of three boys. with the squabbling of three girls. >> marcia, marcia, marcia. >> with a dog who would steal people's dolls, and she handled all of it with a smile. >> i think "the brady bunch" was the first blended family on television. >> cindy, why don't you take bobby upstairs and tell the girls your new brothers are here, okay? >> we were the first couple to sleep in the same bed, to actually let people know how you get six children. >> just the idea that they might be an actual couple was a shocking thing for television. >> it was such a gentle sweet show. it's almost like your favorite chil

florence trenchard: i hear you. mrs. mountchessington: you will please recollect you are addressing my daughter. and in my presence. asa trenchard: yes. i'm offering her my heart and hand just as she wants them, with nothing in 'em. mrs. mountchessington: dear, to your room. augusta: yes, ma. the nasty beast! mrs. mountchessington: i am aware. [gun cocks]. mrs. mountchessington: mr. trenchard, you are not used to the manners of good society and that, alone, will excuse the impertinence of which you have been guilty. asa trenchard: don't know the manners of good society, eh? well, i guess i know enough to turn you inside out, old woman; you sockdologizing old man-trap! tom hanks: on the evening of april 13th, 1865, john wilkes booth initiates his plan not only to kill abraham lincoln, but to decapitate the government of the united states. a civil war that has lasted four years is drawing to an end. while washington city celebrates the surrender of robert e. lee's confederate army, booth and his co-conspirators plot a care

florence henderson. >> the real florence is sassy, sexy, classy. ? here's the story ? >> how mrs. brady kept her bunch together for over 40 years. >> and mimi can't get enough of

her good friend florence mars who attended the emmett till trial was been philadelphia and i'll tell you, she lost her business. philadelphia is where the young workers from the north came down and were murdered in philadelphia and their bodies were buried and the ku klux klan, it's all in the book but the ku klux klan denied it and a big search was on and florence finally testified and helped the fbi find them but betty was involved inthat . >> taking a case like this is not what you call a great way to develop business but there were repercussions. initially people were willing to accept the fact that there had to be a lawyer for this man. but the fact that my father fought as hard as he did, the fact that he made the transcript for the appeal and supreme court with his own money which he had little love, this was during the depression and it finally began to wear on people. i was born in enterprise but we had to leave. now, growing up in montgomery , my father was drafted when he was 37 years old, i guess it was. he was blind in one eye. he was swayed back and when he got out of w

"florence foster jenkins." "la la land." just won the critic's choice last night. >> so far "sing street" is the only one i've seen. small, wonderful, about a young musical group in ireland. what they had to do to get where they wanted to be. >> best actor drama, casey affleck, "manchester by the sea." woo, so good. joel edgerton, "loving." andrew garfield, "hacksaw ridge." vigo denzel washington. >> i saw viola davis on broadway. she did a monologue about don't tell me not to have an abortion. you did not breathe for the eight minutes that she was speaking. >> she's a brilliant actress. she's in the best actress category for drama. isabelle lupere, natalie portman. >> ryan gosling is so good. >> hugh grant, "florence foster jenkins," and jonah hill, "war dogs." >> jonah hill grew up in my backyard since the fif >> you never let him in the house? >> he sat in the backyard. we fed him. >> so his ball went over your fence, then you never let him leave? kept him -- >> parents never knew what happened. >>> ryan reynolds, "deadpo

we spent about $60 million extra to move the plant from mexico to florence. today it's one of our most efficient plants is in florence, south carolina. great work force, productivity and great products. >> when we talk about indiana, what happens? trump calls and you work out the deals with pence. he gives you incentives, but it's not that makes up for it. you have a new view because you can't just be a globalist. >> you have to recognize the reality of the day, right? at utc we reserve the right to get smarter. when the facts change, we have to be able to adapt. i think that's what i would say we did here. we understood that the facts have changed, something we didn't expect, but we have to be adaptable. >> but if you come up with a not competitive furnace, whatever, not competitive engines, you will lose to others. >> right. again, think about what we talked about last week. we are going to make a $16 million investment in that factory in indianapolis to automate to drive the costs down to continue to be competitive. is it as cheap as moving to mexico? no.

meryl streep picked up a in florence foster jenkins and she is receiving a lifetime achievement award. david letterman is still hard at work. he went to build a home and volunteered with habitat for humanity. letterman likes to quietly help out. we are taking a look at something used often in school one you are taking a test. >> back and asking what you're one thing is. we take you inside this pencil company, making all sorts of pencils for students and architects. >> i love the christmas tree. >> the charcoal can be smelled. >> you do this. >> it is a secret recipe. >> all different colors. >> we are looking at the way we have been doing it for 100 years. >> they >> you were just a baby when you started. >> he says the secret to the success is making the product here. >> you are getting orders right now. >> we can turn on a dime. first met time? >> exactly. >> we can bring this to life in a couple of minutes? >> a couple of minutes. >> the trees, the skies, the grass. then, she tells me to just add water. we add three things this christmas. >> grade me later. >> a charcoal recipe. di

and meryl streep for "florence foster jenkins."e that. >> he in umust have come close. that was such a great performance. i'm surprised that "fences" did not get nominated for best picture because they gave it nominations for actsing. >> take us through the telephone shows. anything jump out there? >> it's a combination of shows that are streaming like "the kro crown" and "stranger things." nbc right there for "this is us." along with "west world" and "game of thrones," an hbo show. chrissy metz was nominated. >> isn't meryl streep getting the big lifetime achievement award? >> thank you god she got a real nomination. >> again, catch the golden globes hosted by jimmy fallon sunday, january 89th, right here on nbc. >>> coming up next, a little "jingle bell rock." jimmy buffett is going to perform live. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> announcer: the citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >>> we're now back at 8:47. jimmy buffett's songs probably remind you of sand, summer and the surf. but he is als

and, emma stone for lala land and meryl streep for florence foster jenkins.r, colin farrell, a lobster. ryan gosling, hugh grant. also, jonah hill, and ryan reynolds. those winners will be announced january 8. >>> the warriors one again but fans were nervous -- the warriors succeeded again, but fans were nervous. back-to-back losses for the first time in 110 games. i'll have that goat cheese garden salad. that gentleman got the last one. sir, you give me that salad and i will pay for your movie and one snack box. can i keep the walnuts? sold. but i get to pick your movie. can i pick the genre? yes, but it has to be a comedy. a little cash back on the side. with the blue cash everyday card from american express, you get cash back on purchases with no annual fee. throw. it's more than cash back. it's backed by the service and security of american express. >>> another person is facing criminal charges in connection with the deadly plane crash that killed most of a verb is -- brazilian soccer team. they had crashed last month is all ready in jail facing manslaugh

. >> good afternoon commissioner tang and supervisor mar and supervisor avalos i'm florence the president of the san francisco chinese club and actually, one of the commissioner of the immigrant rights commission today, i'm here to removed michelle wong for the human rights commission because you've known her for 15 years we're close and i know michelle has the common sense and skills necessary to be efficient in our commission this meets the needs and the policy priorities regarding the classes of immigrants legal undocumented and otherwise she brings a background personal academic and professional and diversities of our bodies michelle was the lecture we were in '81 pay and teaches of college before been selected to be supported to study at columbia's doctoral degree program now more than ever we face an urgency to work collaboratively and with other jurisdictions to project our message to the greater community to promote the understanding of the rights of immigrants and how we can move forward to be inclusive to the immigrants for, if you will, our mission of our families and communiti

bohemian comedy "20th century women".....the irish romance "sing street" and the meryl streep comedy "florence foster jenkins".nats the coming of age tale "moonlight" earned best drama among its six globe nominations..........."manches ter by the sea" was right behind with five. the other best dramacontenders are "lion", the war epic "hacksaw ridge" and the modern day western "hell or high water". (sot dave karger / correspondent, imdb :52-:58)is the toughest to call. this is going to be very close between manchester by moonlight."karger also sees a tight race between "manchester"s casey affleck....and "fences"denzel washington for best actor in a drama.....but he has little doubt natalie portman will win best actress for "jackie".(sot dave karger / correspondent, imdb 1:10-1:17 on 1:13) "there's so much in that performance that feels familiar and feels like the jackie kennedy we've seen on tv,but there's so much in the performance that feels new."in the television ranks....nbc's new hit, "this is us" scored a nomination as best drama.(sot dave karger / correspondent, imdb 1:24-1:30)"it is imp

florence at 29 and princeton at 20 degrees. so keep in mind that even though the winds are calmer and really have a westerly push, they're still enough cold air at the surface keeping everything subfreezing for the next couple of hours. it's not until monday when we see temperatures closer to average for this year. and otherwise, much colder temperatures. blanten 25, and it looks like easten is currently in the mid-20s. we have that arctic blast in full effect. and keep that in mind. bundle up in the over knighted hours into tomorrow and for tomorrow night. neighborhoods in the mid to upper 20s for the philly metro area. even though temperatures are in the mid to upper 20s, it's going to fweel like the low to midteens and 12 in allen town. . trenton 15 and burlington a blusterly dangerously cold 16 and by tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m., maybe get out there and work out. be sure to bundle um. allen town feel like 17. and a here's why. we have colder air already settled into place and you can see the leading edge of precip moving

. >> entertainment community mourning the loss of florence means florence. >> yes, i did. a year ago in january she was honored by the nevada valley theaters. and i asked her about some of her favorite memories about las vegas. one of them was that the height of her hotness, if you will, she was -- >> her hotness. >> yes. >> and she was. >> and she was booked on the strip, and she had a little tip with a headliner that was also performing. and he came to her and said your name is so large, and mine is so small, would you -- >> no kidding. >> would you give up more space to me. >> on the marquee. >> and she had 100% billing, and she said yeah, go ahead. the strip. that is a little bridge. >> yeah. >> what do you think of that? >> i think -- yeah, i think if you become the number one -- if you become the number one -- yeah, marquee name, that -- >> then take it. >> that yeah. but i -- >> when you're mrs. brady you get a grace. >> sure. and she told me another time about working at and she was walking out, going to catch a cab down to her hotel or something, and she hears a v

. >> we want to bring you the latest on the passing of brady burn mom florence henderson. a public service will take place on the weekend of january 5th. >> we will miss you. >>> kanye's family breaks his siel owns the breakdown, what kendall jenner only told "e.t." medal, but can he teach his 22-month-old how to swim? you have to see this adorable video. >> and reba mcentire opens up about being blindsided by divorce. do you want to find lova, gen. >> arrow is celebrating a milestone. >> what can you tease about the 100th episode. >> we are throwing faces. >> 100 episodes and that's five seasons of shirtless stephen amil as the hooded vigilantt. there's something else to be excited about. >> you're going to see some kick-ass four-way action in a good way, in a safe, fun, family way. it's never been done before. a four-night crossover event featuring all of the cw superheroes. as they fight alien invaderses >> seriously. you ask for my help and we end up up the creek! >>> closed captioning provided >>> so which star of "mean girls" is having a baby? i'm going to keep you g

and meryl streep, "florence foster jenkins." >>> best television series drama. netflix. "game of thrones," hbo. "stranger things," netflix. "this is us," nbc. "west world," hbo. >>> best motion picture, musical or comedy. "20th century women." "dead pool." "florence foster jenkins," "la la land," "sing street." >>> best performance by an actress in a motion picture drama. amy adams, "arrival." jessica chastain, "miss sloan." isabelle luper, "elle." natalie portman, "jackie." "hacksaw ridge." "hell or high water." "lion." "manchester by the sea." "moonlight." >>> congratulations to all our nominees. and please join us for our biggest celebration on sunday, january 8th, for the 74th annual golden globe awards live on nbc. hosted by jimmy fallon. >>> back with dave carver figuring out what just happened there. >> "la la land "really was the big winner here. it got seven nominations for best picture and director. and for ryan gossling and emma stone. i'm also impressed by tom ford, best director and best screen play for his movie "nocturnal animals." he is a real great filmm

in florence, italy. we're watching that as we speak with you. nina, you're our financial expert. so what could a no vote mean to the economy there? italy has not been able to get it going and banks are very much in jeopardy. one in particular. >> i'm glad you mentioned the banks, natalie. what matteo renzi put on the table in terms of the essential questions that are voted on in terms of this referendum, on the face of things, has nothing to do with the banks. the real fear is this is a nation with 133% debt to gdp. the second highest debt load in the eurozone after greece. the problem is, after the debt is more risky because, yet again, it's thrown into the cycle of weak government and lack of reform, that will make it harder for its already struggling banking system to continue to finance itself. up and down across this country from the north to the south, we've had a number of local banks, remember it's a fragmented banking system where local entrepreneurs are -- doubly exposed with loans and also big share holdings, those banks have been coming under huge financial pressure.

then 27 when he died in a freak accident and we lost bullish figures jim walter allen grant and florence henderson >> reporter: on the brighter side as a good year for hamilton broadway smash 111 awards. and present-day politics and storebrand and richard nixon right message for vice-president mike pence. >> reporter: that prompted calls for a boycott after the sold-out show had its best week ever. beyond say remain the queen won awards for her second visual album broke records with her formation to our and everywhere from the super bowl to the country music association awards. capriole for an oscar taking best actor from terrible condition the revenue. disney to buy three of stock fell. by bill a surprise for litter chatter as a laureate, he's supposed to give a lecture there within six months. we'll see whether he changes his tune in 2017. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. there is perception and there is reality. it has no doubt been a tumultuous year for the oakland police department. but you m

most neighborhoods are in the low 20s. 15 now at princeton while florence is 27 degrees. so, yes, it's cold outside, but we will get some sunshine and we'll see more of a warmup this afternoon. 29 now in philadelphia, holding in the upper 20s at 8:00. look at the low 40s. that's by lunchtime. clouds and sunshine. blowing through on the winds out of the west at 7 miles an hour. the suburbs, 27 degrees right now. into the 30s at 10:00 this morning and low 40s this afternoon just into the 40s with scattered clouds through the day but enough sunshine to keep us warmer. in the lehigh valley, yes, it's cold nout. 17 degrees and in the low 20s. the very low 20s alt 8:00. the wind at four miles an hour will increase a little bit along with the temperature. the wind blowing scattered clouds. that's when the temperatures will peek in the low 40s. lehigh valley, 41 degrees. new jersey, yes, you'll see sunshine with a few passing clouds. 24 up to 27. a little bit of a slow warmup but that accelerates later this morning. close 240 at lunchtime and into the 40s later this afternoon. th

she's in the best actress race for playing the character in "florence foster jenkins." she's also getting a lifetime achievement award. the gloves are set to begin -- the blobes -- globes are set to that is president obama, reminding kids that you can sign up at healthcare.gov. mrs. obama: 'twas the night before christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. patrick: that's first lady michelle obama, helps get kids at the children's national health system in the holiday spirit. reading stories to patients at the washington hospital is a first lady tradition dating back to bess truman. mrs. obama was j radio host ryan seacrest. patrick: this should be a fun mark: the first time i have dropped my clicker. it is still working. 19 right now, 14 in watertown. we will get worse. buckle up. >>> tonight, the images coming in. deadly driving. the snow and ice. hundreds of accidents. and now, the arctic air sweeping in, wind chills 10 to 20 delow zero. >>> president-elect donald trump and the russian hackers. he says he doesn't believe it. ta

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colin farrell for the lobster, ryan gosling, "lala land," hugh grant for florence foster jenkins, and trolls. music and lyrics by justin timberlake, max martin, city of stars, lala land, music by justin herbitz and music by justin hall. from sting, music by header, stevie wonder and starlight. gold from gold. music and lyrics by brian burton, iggy pendleton and "how far i'll miranda. by lin manuel >> best performance by an actor in a television series drama. ronnie malek, "mr. robot." bob odenierk, "better call saul." matthew reece, "the americans," schreiber, radon no van, billy bob thornton, "goliath." best performance by an actor in a motion picture drama. casey affleck, "manchester by the sea," joel edgerton, "lo "loving," andrew garfield, hacks saw ridge, mortensen, "captain fantastic" and washington, "census." best director, motion picture. damien she zell, "lala land," tom ford, nocturnal animal, mel gibson, "hacksaw ridge," barry jenkins, "moonlight" and kenneth lonergan, "manchester by the sea." best performs by an actress in a motion picture musical or comedy, annette bening

robbinsville 27, florence the same at 28 degrees. sitting here at 29 degrees. get out the door very early this morning, you are certainly going to feel those freezing conditions outside. and across the board we are looking at freezing temperatures. the precip is just not here yet. what we are looking at, there is a low pressure center or storm system way off to the west near the great lakes. ahead of it a warm front. ahead of that, some of that moisture pushing through pennsylvania. the problem, most of it for now will clip along to the north of us, meaning just northern edge of snow potential. later as we move overnight, that's when the warm front will push warm moisture into the rest of the area. although i'm looking at some of the snow that's starting to move through parts of maryland, creeping near delaware. be surprised with the temperatures we had if we saw a flake or two try to make it to the ground. break apart as it moves closer in will that's something we'll be watching through the morning here. a closer look with the clouds. we will stay cloudy at le

the rain you see in trenton, penning ton, florence will be done probably within an hour. not a problem temperature wise. 40 degrees in philadelphia. south jersey, 42. delaware is at 39 degrees. only area of concern, the lehigh valley and suburbs. that's where some neighborhoods are a bit colder than others. the good news, west allentownship. 35 degrees in elwood. might see some slippery spots this morning on colder surfaces like sidewalks. the major roads are going to be too warm. stays warm overnight. look at port washington. well above freezing this morning. at the bus stop this morning, it will be cloudy but this is going to be done and the temperatures will be warming into the upper 30s and low 40s for reading, trenton into the very low 40s. breaking it down with a look into the future hour by hour, krystal klei. let's get to it. first off looking at your future model here hour by hour, starting at 7:30 in the morning. couple hours the rain has completely moved off to the east. this is very isolated lingering snow around the poconos. that's about it. then we start to

florence villeminot is with us to take a look at what the papers are saying today. lots of focus in france right now about the newly named prime minister, bernard cazenove -- bernard kaz and -- flo: everyone expected francoise -- everyone expected that manuel valls would want to run for president. yesterday in a speech where he was saying he wants to run in the left-wing primary, he admitted he had had some hard words in the past, and calls for misunderstanding from the left, but all that is in the past. now it is time for reconciliation. that is the word that came out of his speech. but not everyone is convinced by this new peaceful manuel valls, particularly in the left. become a newspaper say that he is the biggest divider within the left. he has only violated against his own party, beat it to a pulp or you can see they are not buying this new candidate. clearly they have not forgotten his past declarations. he wants talked about two irreconcilable left wings. genie: many analysts are saying that the divisions are so bad on the left with the socialists that it co

ali,usly prince, muhammad fidel castro, nancy reagan, florence henderson, america's favorite television mom. tonight we have an intimate look into all of these people who passed. many more are included in the hour. we talked to the people who are closest to them. i covered many of these deaths when they occurred in 2016. i learned something in watching what we put together, and listening to the stories and anecdotes told by the people who were closest to them. it is a very intimate and important look at the many notable people that we lost. jummy: absolutely. if you look online and on social media, people say that it seems that we lost more than the usual amount of people this year. which passing had the biggest impact on you? elizabeth: my goodness, that is almost impossible. death of muhammad ali and the death of prince, who i grew up listening to. it was extraordinarily tragic in prince's case. and thinking about muhammad ali and humanitarian rights and what he meant to this country on so many levels -- on a civil rights level, on an antiwar level. it was so much more than an athlete

florence and casa grande in the upper 40s. phoenix sky harbor at 51. humidity at 38% as winds come from variable directions. winds are light if not calm in the high country. you look at the temperatures next to the windchill and windchill is not a factor in most places. 31 in prescott. feeling like 24 at this hour. as we head into tomorrow and more so into friday an increase. still not bad across the state. overnight going into friday morning breezes pick up across northwestern arizona. by friday afternoon windy out there. we're going see the breezes stretch farther to the east along the rim through sedona to the white mountains as the storm system comes down. wind advisory in effect for lake havasu. more of an event to the northwest. dry here too. but a slight chance of an isolated snow shower in the flagstaff area for thursday night the friday. as this digs down, cloud cover tomorrow. the valley in the afternoon hours and evening as well. friday you see the slight chance up there. not expecting major accumulations. perhaps a light dusting in some spo

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i studied in florence in college , and sat in the dark room they're developing photos.hat is where i learned about filtering. you could add these chemicals to the developing bath that would change the colors of the photos. i brought that along with me to instagram. emily: is that where you learned about square photos? kevin systrom: yes. my photography teak or -- teacher took my nice camera and gave me a plastic family the -- camera that took square film format and i learned to love it. emily: what you were at stanford, i understand you had an offer to drop out and work at facebook. what happened? kevin systrom: there was a girl involved and i didn't want to leave school, but also i talked to a lot of my mentors who said facebook is a fad that will go away. to this day, i think about this decision. i think it was the right decision. i loved vanishing stanford and loved what i learned there. stanford and what i learned there. and then i think about the that people thought would work in the first few years. people still nothing instagram will work it sometimes. it's hard

if you look around it's not like florence and the 15th century.ere deftly not patronizing michelangelo. there are exceptions, absolutely [inaudible] >> obviously exceptions. yeah, yeah. obviously exceptions, but broadly i don't know if that's true. anything else? we have five minutes left, i think. ask the guys in the back. they know better than me. i will quote one unnamed source. i find it very surprising that things have gone more political and i think why the book is interesting is that covers the era when facebook went from crazy startup to being a very political place with a lot of structure. this unnamed source said i think facebook will become microsoft before google does, actually. i find that very surprising. microsoft, being per-- compared to microsoft is not a good thing , generally. any other questions? are we done? >> no. >> the signing, right. gift? >> there is a gift, for you and your baby. >> so nice of you. so great. thanks. >> i went to thank everyone for coming tonight to support the store. antonio, thank you. >> thank you for

florence, 45. vineland, 43 degrees, we see mainly 40s around the delaware valley. hopewell township at 42 degrees. if you look at what to expect along the jersey shore, it looks nice, egg harbor township at 40, mullica township at 40 and cape may currently at 45 degrees. what about christmas? lots of sunshine in the forecast. we're dominated by a high pressure system that will be our weather-maker, so look at the temperatures for tomorrow. 47 is the expected high temperature for bethlehem. 43 for easton. lots of sunshine. newtown expected to reach mid to upper 40s, west chester, mid 40s for you, overnight in the 40s. byeberry, mount airy, 46. temperatures above normal for this time of year. trenton, 46. lots of sunshine. galloway, 47. avalon, mid to upper 40s. and in delaware, wilmington 50, dover, 46 degrees, our hour-by-hour forecast shows us the next system moving in tomorrow we'll see lots of sunshine, i started this on monday. monday afternoon it looks like we'll start to see light rain showers, a wintry mix for parts of the lehigh valley. everything clears by

lawn hollywood hills which is the final resting place for numerous, including lou seal ball and florence henderson. the family says it will be private. if you have a 401k. today was the last day of trading on wall street and all the major industries ended up big, the dow jones industrial gain 13.4%. the as that soared nine and a half, nasdaq did not do quite as well but still 7 and a half %. small companies did the best. their tracking index closed out the year itself up nearly 20%. >>> for some folks, 2016 is the year that just wouldn't end. it's actually going to get longer for them meantime keepers are adding an extra second tomorrow at midnight, it's called a leap second. so you may want to start your countdown from 11:00 on new years eve to be precise. scientists say it is in the intersection to add a second to keep the world's atomic clocks in sync with the world's in rotation with fluctuates. there have been 26 of these leap seconds added to the clock since 1972. time to get a check of that accu weather word. looks like we're going to have a warm stretch >> you want that extra sec