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here's the deal i need frankie beverly pew sick and mays, get t. >> okay. >> i'll see what we got. >> if i can get some of that bump music, lauren that's the best part of the weekend morning show playing all that bump mu sichblingt i'll continue on. get it for me. >> joy and pain. >> quite frankly i need frank and beverly. >> all right. >> i don't see him. >> quaiv that flag chris. >> right te there at the top of the screen he is there. >> the flag is going back and forth. >> i don't see him at all. >> is he near the exit at all. >> he's going to the right you don't see that little flag. >> no. >> it's good to have young eyes. >> he's waving it high, wave it back and forth frantically. >> all the way at the top. >> at the top of the screen. >> i see him. >> where it comes to a point. >> almost to the open field. >> i got. >> he may be near the exit. >> he may be moving faster now. >> looks fun. >> joy and pain. >> here we go. >> here we go. >> joy and pain. >> frank lee and beverly. >> okay we'll come back in from the break. have you heard philadel

frankie valley could [ bleep ], marvin gaye could do it, the grifters. drifters. it would still be better than being punched in the house. so woody allen, one accuser, michael jackson, two or three. bill crosby, we do not have a number high enough. people say he deserves his day in court. do we have enough time? >> jimmy: he doesn't want a day in court. >> we present accuser number 465 and the stenographer would like to say few words because she was groped on the way in. these are women who don't seem to have a reason to lie about it. >> jimmy: that's not necessarily true. a lot seem to be represented by gloria allred. yes, yes. >> i heard there was four more today. i am wondering where the number is going to end up. i'm just saying i think we should be very careful about accusations. but when there's this much smoke, that's got to be a fire somewhere. >> jimmy: have you invited bill cosby on the on your show? >> that will happen soon. i heard today he's going to go into therapy. but he asked for a therapist with big -- thank you very much. i think i >>

and music from frankie ballard. with cleto and the cletones. now, i kid you not here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. welcome.

and music from frankie ballard. with cleto and the cletones.ow, i kid you not here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. welcome to the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. welcome.

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also co-starred with elvis presley in the 1966 film frankie and johnny. 81 years old. >>> the political world has lost a figure who loomed large for decades. three-term former new york governor mario cuomo, once a star of the democratic party, died on new year's day at the age of 82. nbc's harry smith takes a look back. >> reporter: mario cuomo passed away hours after his son andrew was sworn-in for his second term as governor of new york. >> my father is in this room. he's in the heart and mind of every person who is here. >> reporter: mario cuomo was the son of the american dream, who -- whose parents came through ellis island with little more than the clothes on their backs. a liberal in every sense, cuomo was first elected governor in 1982. >> we won because people and the passion of belief are still more important than money. >> reporter: two years later he electrified the democratic national convention in san francisco. his words aimed at president ronald reagan. >> there is despair, mr. president, in the faces that you don't see, in the places that

>> then franky, i appreciate this, said big respect katie first one to admit it was a mistake, i mean this in a good way. crap happens. >> yes, it does. that's the way to look at that time. >> yes, you know, we real dow the best we k i care. you guys know i really, really want to be right. yep, we didn't get it perfect this time. but it happens. >> it is difficult. >> go with the best guidance that you have got. and that's what we came up with. it is just wild-card and mother nature. >> and the models weren't too sure? >> they sure were not. they were not. >> and disappoint that you have less to shovel? oh no, really was hoping coy get a good work out and suffer a minor heart a grabbing glad you put it out there. that's right. >> all right vittoria, good morning. >> katie? >> you throughout, tweeting, okay? >> thank full the snow really didn't take control over us that much. in regard to your roadways, because you can still travel on the pa majors, as you will notice, 59 right around the philadelphia international airport, still wide open for you, unfortunately we had over 850 concell

she starred alongside elvis presley in "frankie and johnny." was 82 years old. >>> speaking of elvis fans of elvis presley have a rare chance to own a piece of pop culture history. the iconic singer's private planes, the lisa marie and hound dog 2 are going up for auction. the lisa marie is outfitted with a full bar. the planes are for display only and cannot be flown. bidding starts today and the auction is expected to close in early february. cool. >>> those planes will probably cost folks a bundle but we want to save you some money. >> it is finney's friday free stuff. the first one of 2015. happy new year to you. michael is here. >> most people have the resolution to get into shape, right? >> of course. >> we are going to help you with that. just so you don't have to blow your own money for a weekend and not go do it. crunch fitness we have 200 hours worth of crunch fitness for you. you will receive one free week and one free personal training session from crunch. they've got ten locations throughout the bay area a bunch of new classes. you

. >> but frankie went to see them held as a monopoly? that will take some work because of antitrust law. but you talk about the size of the dominance with a 67% of the e-book sales of that is very powerful. >> it is overwhelming. and reduce debt back decades when antitrust wasn't forced in this country those would spur the government to intervene and break up the company. let me start you describe the republicans as being left-leaning and i say that because i believe in capitalism income from a position on the center-left that does not favor a the government intervening with of very heavy footprint but on this issue i come down strongly on the side against amazon. because when i looked at what literary culture means in the vibrancy and five years down the line that the book is under threat right now agree should down in its words to talk about there. >> maybe the book business? >> put the blockage is under threat. i point this out as well. when i sit down to write a book i need to have somebody sponsoring by a project i independently wea

my mom said frankie, what are you doing. she was reaching out for the gun and i shot her in the head with a 30-30. >> even more shocking and disturbing than shooting his mother in the head is what he did after he killed her. what you are about to hear is extremely graphic. >> i came delusional and they say insane. they said you have to eat her brains for her to be part of you. >> he was diagnosed as having advanced schizophrenia and at the time of our interview he was receiving medication and counseling in the residential treatment unit. >> i should have been in a mental hospital and i learned to deal with it. i feel that i have done the time. especially -- i wasn't a sane person who did that back then. you don't eat brains for someone's body if you are sane. >> many of the murderers show little or no remorse for their crimes. street is tormented by his. >> it's horrible. i -- i have come to terms with myself that i'm sure that some day i'm going to kill myself. i decided to do that. that way i can go be with my mom. >> i'm

she also starred in the 1966 film franky and johnny. donna douglas' granddaughter said she died at her home in louisiana. she had been battling cancer. donna douglas was 81 years old. >>> the coroner says a 20-year- old man found dead at a university of california at berkeley fraternity died from alcohol intoxication. the 20-year-old was a student at uc davis. >>> police are investigating murder-suicide that killed four members of one family on new year's day. what may have led up to the killing. >> reporter: they say they are shocked but not surprised to learn their neighbor shot three members of his family thursday night before taking his life. >> he has a lot of firearms. him and his wife have been having problems for years. he has his two children with him. that is a lot of pressure. >> reporter: a lot of pressure after he retired from his job as a school teacher. >> he told me one time he said i am having trouble keeping it under control. i might lose to. i said don't shoot my way. i didn't think he was serious. >> reporter: the co

frankie ferrari, only 3 but he has the best name on the court. gonzaga a beat the ferrari 88-57.d 1. ice shark and blue. he's appearing richlt stay away from that kid. shark lost 7-2 to the blues over the weekend. they promise better effort didn't gift. made it 4-2 st. louis. hat trick saturday to an early shower. 5-2 blue. if protect the corner there. gave up 2 more goal. patrick on the wrap around. saint laws beat the sharks once again by a score of 7-2. we were expecting andrew to be out for maybe really long time perhaps another month. big aussie return to the warriors line up last night. good news is he's back. bad news is the warriors still have 49 regular season games. it's very hard for him to move if we bubble wrap him for his own safety. of had he 4 points. 8 board. 15 minutes of work. his knee appeared to be fine as he oops here t.first time head coach curry had a full healthy squad this season for the warriors. said last tonight was actually more difficult games he's to coach because he has so many weapons now. everybody is healthy. almost too many guys not enough min

our next question is from frankie.nts to know why isn't anybody calling out the republicans for putting ted cruz in charge of nasa? actually, there's been so much in the news we haven't had time to get to that story yet, but it's coming. doesn't it make the people at nasa feel all warm and fuzzy that a climate denier is all in charge of that you are funding or has a great deal of influence on it? it's going to be a rough two years, i'd say. lots more coming up on "the ed show". stay with us. >>> stocks go down. the dow falls 28. the s&p is off 5. and the nasdaq loses three points. kb homes expected a drop in significant margins because of higher labor and materials cost. dr horton fell 5%. game stop is up sharply. that's it from cnbc first in business worldwide. ♪ music ♪ ...the getaway vehicle! for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. i've had a lot of hondas. we went around the country talking to people who made the switch to ford. i loved the look of the fusion... we test drove it...i was like "

she starred alongside elvis in the movie frankie and johnny she was 82. >> you two will rock san josesnerts may but bono on guitar are likely out of luck. band front man was unsure if he would ever play the guitar again. bono crashed motorcycle in new york city last november. he broke his arm in 6 spots. bono has had several surgery to repair the damage and 3 plate and 18 screws installed. he referred to it as his titanium elbow. despite got humor he says the recovery has been more difficult than he thought. he told fans he is committed to being ready for the tour this spring. both show in san jose are already sold out. >> las vegas fire department freed a man who got stuck on a zip line today. take a look you can see him dangling from the cable 80 feet over the street. stuck on the zip line called slotzilla for about 30 minutes before the fire department got him down. firefighters used the fire truck buck tote unhook the man then bring him down. unclear why he came to the a stop at that point. fire department says he was not hurt. >> scared maybe. >> coming up here. remember the 80's

the next guest says take a page from band frankie goes to quhood and relax.ou're kind of becoming famous for the interesting historical data and statistics. we appreciate all of your work. and so, tell us what you have learned about what a bad start to the year means. does it mean a terrible 2015? >> the plarkt starting with three straight down years is like the peyton manning with three straight interceptions. it doesn't happen often and people get nervous. that's what's happening this year. we went back and looked. since 1928, the market with three consecutive down days or more in eight different years and seven of the eight the market finished higher on the year for an average gain of 8.3% and that's better than the average of all year since 1928 of 7.5% and i think it's important to put in context a weak start to the year does not preclude year-end gains. >> wow! about 87% of the time then when the stock market opens with three down days we finish the year higher. that's pretty incredible. >> it is counterintuitive. there's stats going on, santa claus ral

and music from the lone bellow and frankie ballard. we're off to a strong start for 2015.irst guest tonight is a gifted and highly decorated movie star. you know her from so many things, it would exhaust me to list them. her latest is called "song one." it opens january 23rd. please welcome anne hathaway. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi. how are you doing? is it okay at this point to say happy new year, in your opinion? >> i think so. i think we have a few more days. >> jimmy: what is the cutoff date for happy new year? >> like -- i don't -- i think you can go the first week back at work and only when you've seen someone for the first time, so, if see someone twice, you can't say it a second time. then you just got to feel it. >> jimmy: you thought this out. how did you spend the holiday? did you do anything special? >> yeah, my husband and i hosted our -- my family. >> jimmy: at your house? >> at our house. >> jimmy: good times. >> which was a new house. so, we were moving in and hosting at the same time. >> jimmy: at some point, did you go, why did you do this? >> a

and on thursday joaquin phoenix, larry wilmore, and music from frankie ballard. something fun. monday night on espn, the first-ever college football playoff national championship game. guillermo, cousin sal, and i will be there. and the reason we will be there is for this. signs like this one that say gary patterson wears a thong. this is about the coach of tcu and his undergarment of choice. gary patterson gives out apples on halloween. and one more. fatty patty sits to pee. how do they know that? i have no idea. these should not be about gary. monday during halftime, we'll pick the champion sign from the championship game. so if you're a ducks or buckeyes fan going to texas for the game, i cordially invite you to compete to become "lord of the poster board." as we're titling it. make a great sign. bring it to the game. add the #lotpb. hold it up so we can spot it and i will then bestow the winner with the first-ever golden sharpie award. again that's #lotpb. "lord of the poster board," will it be you? probably not, but why not give it a try. our first guest is

my uncle frankie got me hooked on your show and i'm a big fan. >> that's terrific.question is about investing a roth ira. i'm currently 525 and recently graduated from law school and i took advantage of my non-exist tablet tax rate and maxed out my ira from summer job. i have my money invested in broad stock invest funds but want to invest more aggressive. >> sean, look you got to get into an aggressive mutual fund for a quarter or half of the money. looking at aggressive growth. in the next ten years, you got a shot to make a lot of money from the fund. ten years from now we have the same conversation, you can pull back. there is your chance to risk that money because you got the rest of your life to make it back. dan in florida, dan? >> caller: hi jim, long time first time. >> yes. >> caller: jim, i would like to hear your thoughts on a buy and hold strategy regarding come opinion knees that have had consistent compound annual growth of over 10% per year for many years. >> i always say to people how can you buy and hold them if they have consistent growth if next

in the boy scout troop of which i was a member, we had a boy named frankie matsumoto.e was japanese-american. we did not pick on him or think anything about it. but apparently, his family was very sensitive to it because in about february after the war began in december, mrs. matsumoto had about eight of us over to her house to feed us a japanese dinner so that we would know that not all japanese were the kind that bombed pearl harbor, which i think is kind of a testimony to what this melting pot does and what america is. everybody joined in to fight the war. >> i remember a german family on our block. they have four boys. all of them enlisted and went off to war. they were very prideful of having a german heritage. nevertheless as you say, they were with us from the beginning. >> you mentioned how the war ended for you at great lakes. >> actually, yeah. i was just finishing up an assignment at great lakes when the japanese surrendered. our generation, i think you were a year later, but our generation were lining up. >> actually, you could have been my father. [laughte

i also heard from franky, in south philly, said he's starting to see snowflake down across the southern of the sit at this self right now. through the next fewer hours, all going to overtake the map here. light fluffy variety of snow not only stick right away, but accumulate quickly but quick mover of a storm, as women that's why we are still only expecting one to 2 inches, of big old headaches, certainly but not a huge storm. jess, over to you. >> thank you katie. good morning everybody, 6:24 we do know that some snow is accumulating, and some spots. so just give yourself extra time, even if you don't see it, before you head out the door. just use some caution be careful. make sure to get to where ever you have to get on time. over on the schuylkill expressway, slowing westbound lanes, headed towards the king of prussia area. not real problems on the eastbound side. we can seymour that far volume in the web lanes here. and speaking of volume, you can see tons of that here on 95 around cottman avenue. losing out the right hand lane due to ongoing construction, southbound towards the cen

may clamppet and worked on numerous other shows and starred opposite elvis pressly in the 1966 film frankie and johnny. donna douglass was 81 years old. >>> new year brings buzzed about new movies in the theater. kevin frazier has what is hot if you are heading to the movies. >> reporter: bradley cooper brings a navy seal's story to the big screen in american snipper and mark wahlberg lead a dangerous double life in the gambler. >> i'm putting everything on black. >> nineteen red. >> reporter: mark wahlberg plays both sides of life in the english professor and high steaks gambler but when he burroughs from the wrong people he must risk everything to get a second chance. >> i don't mind betting on myself, would i rather bet on myself because i have nobody else to blame. usually when i succeed is when i put the real work in. if i try to take easy way it always catches up to me. the it is about really preparing, really being focused, and putting your best foot forward. when do you that you have a chance to succeed. >> you understand the gravity of your situation. >> i know what i have to do. >

she appeared opposite elvis presley in "frankie and johnny." >>> protests erupted as to why police officers in ferguson, missouri were not indicted over the deaths of n armed black teen. several celebrities protested including eatedan hawk who spoke to al jazeera. >> it's shocking the racial divide this the country. we may think why people shed tears when obama is elected - because it feels like a racial divide is healing. we feel that this must mean it's healing. then something like the ferguson case happens, and you are like "well, there's still so much suffering and so much dialogue happening in separate corners of the world." and this is one small thing. i thought - i thought we had left racial issues behind for class issues issues of environment and poverty, there are huge issues. >> "talk to al jazeera" with ethan ethan hawk airs monday night >>> a check on the weather, and most of the country embracing a mixed bag. what is in store? >> we talked about the snow and what is happening south. a lot of rain is here and that will lead to flooding across the state. be talked about alabama,

we do and frankie the government here has not even made the less restrictive means. >> the role of the court is not to judge substantiality but to judge sincerity. and by what standard we would judge it. where we have a meter that could go from sincere to not sincere? >> it's not an issue before the word. [inaudible] >> they may have told us that our job is not to judge the substantiality but you tell us that our job is to judge the sincerity and our job is over. >> the substantial pressure here -- what does the government do to force you to modify this in some way. our religious exercises that we do not want to and we think it is immoral and and thereby being complicit. we get fined and that is the pressure. i don't think that the government really understands but that is substantial. >> i just want to understand our earlier discussion about why we think they might be able to endure. and that would not be a substantial burden when not make them part of this. >> right now we are being prohibited by the regulatory scheme with those that don't provide this coverage and i believe that it

and frankie, i thought it would take another 20-30 years. we calmly and methodically built a worldwide coalition. we calmly and methodically built the most powerful military in history. we calmly and methodically axis by don't people. we ask he went out and did the things necessary to be safe to we had a clear notion that we were prepared to defend america and america's allies. we get it. we did it for 44 years. i am here today -- [applause] i am here today to ask you to talk to your members of congress and to send what ever devised to use, twitter, facebook, e-mail, telephone, snail mail, personal visits to friends around the country. i wrote a piece the other day in the wall street journal in which i outlined the hearings the u.s. congress should have. in my mind, i have written off this administration. it is hopeless. unless there is some great conversion experience by hillary clinton, i would write her off. she is part of this worldview or g is with obama. she can't hide from it. it is a fact. [applause] i would ask your help in getting

we were doing a corporate tribute show to frankie val leftlle and the four seasons.e last decades and match it up. we put it with the hits out today. >> you have your second album out. >> yeah. >> okay. terrific. >> and if you want to see them, they are playing tonight at hotel niko at feinstein's san francisco, 8:00. for more information on tickets and prices go to ktvu.com. guys will perform something for us. >> yes. >> take it away, company men. ♪♪you don't have to be beautiful to turn me on ♪ ♪i'm begging please ♪ ♪ bulldog: mattress discounters presidents day sale! get up to four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection! and, get a queen size serta mattress and box spring set for just $397. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ >>> the mystery involving the military jet that flew low around uc berkeley may be solved. the jet was a superhornet like this one. according to the website, berkeley side, the fly by was a navy pilot giving his brother at uc berkeley a personal airshow. the low jet triggered car alarms that scared a lot of people, too

the show ran for nine seasons beginning in 1962 and she co-starred with elvis presley in "frankie andohnny," and had a memorable role in the twilight zone. she died of pancreatic cancer and was 82 years old. >> she beat out 500 women to play ellie mae. star gazers are hours away from experiencing the first meteor shower for the year. the best chance to catch it in the northeastern part of the sky is between midnight and 2:00 a.m. local time. the light of the moon might impact the overall view but you can see it on the east and west horizon. here is a look at the weather for your weekend. ur weekend. >>> coming up many job applications have a little check box asking if the job seeker has a criminal record and checking it could eliminate an ex-con from consideration. now some states are banning that box. >>> and later, a major train wreck in kansas has triggered federal regulators to consider a crackdown on railroad safety. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more

have an article right here where minnesota actually produces as much as sand and so the price of frankie and has increased much to the benefit of an asserted and was confident. the benefit of this is george mitchell taken a d.o.e. research and commercializing this even goes to minnesota, which is really good. i have a couple questions, one related to that, one to another. this is about jobs. there are families struggling because they don't have jobs. we know there's a downturn employment because of the falling oil prices. i am interest it if we can increase the jobs in natural gas production because of an exportation. shale is in north louisiana and not play has decreased production because it is not what the people want to make petrochemical products. mr. durbin or mr. smith you all have an idea of how many jobs would be created if we could on shudder does close down wells in places like gainesville and begin to ship that dry gas to market in that of want dry gas. any idea how many jobs to be created? >> out on a knicks who several studies, in fact one of price powders cooper does on ex