. >> frenemies are good. >> reporter: good morning, david and karen. >> reporter: good morning, we're clear start. the cloud cover that was in the region yesterday is down to the south. we'll see an occasional sweep of clouds today. 46 degrees is the temperature. 42 in allentown, 40 in reading. 40 in wildwood. still 34 in millville. there's a bit of a breeze out of the northwest that's dropping the windchills making it feel like the 30s and 20s in spots. bundle up as you head out. speaking of heading out if you're catching the school bus 40 degrees by 6:00 a.m. # 1 -- 41 by 8:00. a little bit of a breeze kicking around. during the day sunshine, 42 degrees by 9 can

. >> frenemies are good. >> reporter: good morning, david and karen. >> reporter: good morning, we're off to a clear start. the cloud cover that was in the region yesterday is down to the south. we'll see an occasional sweep of clouds today. 46 degrees is the temperature. 42 in allentown, 40 in reading. 40 in wildwood. still 34 in millville. there's a bit of a breeze out of the northwest that's dropping the windchills making it feel like the 30s and 20s in spots. bundle up as you head out. speaking of heading out if you're catching the school bus 40 degrees by 6:00 a.m. # 1 -- 41 by 8:00. a little bit of a breeze kicking around. during the day sunshine, 42 degrees by 9 can a.m. 3:00 p.m., 52 degrees, 6:00 p.m., mid 40s karen we have rain arriving late tomorrow night it will affect part of the weekend. >> reporter: roads are dry today, we have accidents some serious, this one involving a car that brought down a pole and wire in springfield township burlington county, new jersey, jacksonville road. stick to 639 instead. in burlington county, this in willingboro involving four vehicles o

a little if you want to call it frenemy love between the cheerleading squads and mascots.my alma mater villanova's from main line and lafayette from northampton county. we talked to fans who made the trip from across pennsylvania just to watches the big game last night. >> we come from a small school and to be in pittsburgh in this big arena is an awesome experience. >> a ton of people came out, having aed good time and then for me, i actually went to vil know a va like yourself. a nice little home coming get to cheer and root and chant. >> and back live quiet console energy center in pittsburgh. home to nova/nc state matchup tomorrow night. our back stage tour of the tournament we'll take you to a pittsburgh institution. we had a really difficult job yesterday, trying to figure out where these fans are going to go today, the villanova fans with nothing to do. the hotel concierge around the city what they're telling fans to go to this one restaurant i'll tell you how it stacks up with the philly institutions the cheesesteak. you won't want to miss that coming up in an hour

frenemies, that's what that's called. that's not very friendly. wade strips james there.n i mean dwyane wade was old school dwyane wade. >> 2006. >> 21 in the first half. james went with -- stop looking at my lemonade. i'm free bird right there. wade pushed the heat back into the number eight spot in the playoff race 106-92. >> russell westbrook averaged 34 points and 10 assists, averaging a triple-double. thunder taking on the mavericks. there goes westbrook. ties the game at 104. later in the fourth thunder down two again. westbrook again. 108 apiece. just over a minute remaining, westbrook drives calls for the offensive foul. didn't like that call. wasn't crazy about the next one either. ensuing mavericks inbounds gambles for the steal and gets called 24 point, 8 rebounds and 1 assists and mavericks win it 119-115. >> you got any more? >> no that's it out of time. have a great day. >> back to you. >> all right. well up next in "the pulse," no more games. why there could one day be a device that proves you're actually in love. >>> and a former presidential candidate ver

. >> wow coopitition and frenemies is cute in silicon valley, but they will be a distraction if they offer their own service. >> that is right, and it is strange for google to rollout the ogle fiber network in the states. you can tell that there is a believe i google that the carriers wireline have been moving too slow, they should be doing more. but google is also a partner to those companies. also interesting -- google and facebook had a make nice toward each other. i asked him, is your vision compatible with mark zuckerberg's vision? he is talking nice, but i think there is subtext of competition also. give a listen to some of his answers. >> later today, we will hear from mark zuckerberg from facebook, and he has expressed a similar vision, right? a bringing connectivity to parts of the world that do not have it . do you feel like your visions are all that different? and if not candy companies work together? >> no one company can do this. it is bringing connectivity at scale to 4 billion people. we are happy to provide our services along the internet. it is complementary, but wha

. >> co-opetition and frenemies is cute in silicon valley but if you try to compete with verizon, google is taking an interesting strategy by offering their own service. >> that's right. it absolutely right. it google is no stranger to that. there is a belief that the carriers, the wireless have been moving too slow. that they should be doing more. google has the partner -- to partner with those companies and make nice noises towards each other. is your vision compatible with mark zuckerberg's vision? he is talking nicely about internet.org competition, but take a listen to some of his answers. later today, we will hear from mark zuckerberg and facebook and internet.org. bringing conductivity to parts of the world that don't have it. do you feel like your visions are all that different? can the companies work together? >> no one company can bring internet of scale to 4 billion people. we want to provide our services on internet.org. that is exciting for me. having said that, we are trying to make complementary -- but trying to do something different. we are trying to scale the backbone.

but one of the things we have in our world of wireless is a lot of frenemies. lot of partners we also compete with. and that is perfectly fine. but we will see what they are working on and talk to them and we will see where that goes. brad: i am hearing the term 5g more at this year's event. frankly, i was just getting used to 4g. what does 5g bring to customers? glenn: first of all, 4g is great. lg is phenomenal. but what you are hearing is that 5g is coming. one of the things that we are hearing a lot is a real concern around we have got to do more for internet of things. right? we are talking about cars, connected home, everything. and what we know 5g will bring is faster speeds and all that, we also believe it is going to be a network that also has a layer built for i.o.t., which for us means lower power, longer battery life, and those types of things. so i am actually very excited about it. 4g is here for a while. 5g is further out. i think we have got all the capabilities that we need but it is deciding to start to see what is coming next. cory: that was

is looking to occupy the same space as rand paul in many ways the two of them have had sort of a frenemy rivalry going on. as that's played out, rand paul had a better weekend than ted cruz did. >> so now we're going to also look at who might be on the radar. you have picked this week rick santorum, bobby jindal and mike pence. here's my question for you. where is donald trump in all of this? he was at cpac, for the first time he said that he was actually really, really really serious about running for president this time. >> really, really, really. you've known the donald a long time. you may have some insights on whether this is for real. i heard him when he was at the event plug his new hotel in washington, that it was going to be spectacular and he talked about that. he definitelily strikes a chord with some republicans who like the way he goes after the president and things like that. but the question is, after the deep and ultimately unconsummated flirtation he had with a run before republicans really willing to go out on a limb for him again, i don't think so. >> unconsummated wha

eighth month of this incredibly complex fraught military campaign against isis with this coalition of frenemies and congress has yet to weigh in. and the belt way common wisdom now is that they just won't ever weigh in on this. meanwhile, there's this other thing. this past week, britain, in this elaborate ceremony, commemorated the end of the uk's long involvement in the war in afghanistan. they commemorated the end of their part in the war with a service at st. paul's cathedral. queen elizabeth herself joined britain's top brass to mark the end of that country's war in afghanistan. meanwhile, very quietly here in this country, one of the things that has happened since ash carter was confirmed as our new defense secretary and that we have apparently stopped planning to end our war in afghanistan. the administration is no longer planning to cut down the number of troops in afghanistan by the end of this year, as we've been hearing for years they would. late last night reuters said u.s. likely to have bases remain open. whether or not you think it's a good idea, it deserves some debate and congr

fact that right now, president obama has still not picked up the phone to call and congratulate his frenemy. today netanyahu struck a conciliatory tone calling israel's bond with the u.s. unbreakable. he said his address to congress was not an attempt at partisanship he just felt an obligation to speak up about a deal with iran that he thinks is dangerous. but reports indicate the white house as of now might not feel that same obligation to raise its voice in defense of israel in places like the united nations. i want to go right to cnn senior white house correspondent jim acosta. when i was white house correspondent, i had a front row seat as you do to watching the deterioration of the obama/netanyahu relationship. but i have to say, i never thought it would come to this. >> reporter: that's right, jake. how low can they go i guess is the way to put it. president obama declined to weigh in on israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's controversial rhetoric that likely paved the way to his re-election this week. the white house strongly suggested the president will take issue with netanya

tom: are they the frenemy of all news organizations? kevin: you better collaborate connect.the telegraph leading the way. olivia: the new facebook would be more like a scrapbook -- today it will be a lot more like twitter. kevin: what do you think twitter will look like 12 months from now? olivia: one is news and one is personal mementos. kevin: you will see a real blurring -- josh: i have my cousins in middle school making amazing videos. tom: within this -- when i see an ad in my twitter feed, i'm upset. unless upset when i see a facebook ad. -- i am less upset. kevin: your time constrained on twitter. you made a choice which is about concise and speed. you go on to facebook, you are still into entertainment. surprised me, to like me. let me share this your in a different mindset. olivia: will you buy an apple watch? kevin: an apple watch two, maybe. i think it will be massively successful. olivia: all right. looking forward to the conversation. josh wright, thank you so much. tom: a conversation with one of our favorite guests. our comptroller. scott stringer on shaking u

partnering with frenemies. right? google makes a lot of money on android.verizon, t-mobile and sprint. google needs these company, doesn't want to irritate them. they're being careful how they are talk about it but they wantant companies to be better. going out to compete with them inspire them awkward and complicated but the kind of thing google does all the time. >> planning on launching those as soon as late march? >> google clammed up when i asked them questions about yesterday. we don't know when it's coming. it will probably come, no yo.i don't know. the next few months? huge initiative medium? certainly interesting initiative. >> is this the evolution how we use our phones? look around. nobody is using their phone to make a call. all to look up stuff, text stuff. >> we need huge amounts of data transferred. the amount of information that must go through the air as we do crazy things is huge. hard to do that over cellular carriers. should be done over wireless networks. the way the phones are built, mostly done over cellular carriers drawing money to

they're partnering with their frenemies, right? so google makes a lot of money off android. android phones use? they use at&t verizon, t-mobile, and sprint. they're being care ulf but they want the companies to be better. they're going out there to compete with them and inspire them. it's awkward but something google does all the time. >> meantime they're looking at launching this as soon as late march? >> google has calmed up when i asked them yesterday. we don't know when it's coming. it will probably come sometime in the next couple of months. we don't know if it will be a huge initiative or medium but it will be an interesting initiative. >> do you think this will be an evolution of how we use our phones? if you look around nobody's using it to make a call. they're using it to look up stuff and text stuff. >> the amount of information that must go through the air and two lines as all of these crazy things is quite huge. it's hard to do over cellular carriers. it should be done with wireless carriers. but the way it was built it draws it to the cellular companies. what go

. >> frenemy's -- friendly's here you're having the honey barbecue chicken strips this here has 1,580e at friendly's, grab this. turkty tips entree and saving 404 grams of sugar. all four of these you save up to over 2,000 calories. >> if we make these choices. you know what thank you so much. you helped me because these are all things i would have ordered myself but now i know thought to. we reached out to all the chains and they say they offer a variety of options so their customers can make an informed choice and perkins did not get back to us so there you go. coming up grammy nominated r&b sensation, ledisi with a special performance. ♪ ♪ through the storm ♪ ♪ through the night lord lead me on to the light ♪ ♪ lord lord take my hand precious lord and lead me home ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> good to see you. >> ledisi ladies and gentlemen. ledisi nine-time grammy nominated performer performing "take my hand precious lord" playing mahalia jackson. >> yes. >> in the movie "selma." how are you? >> i'm great. thank you for having me today. so great to see you. >>