and, you know, we asked everyone from rosie perez to glenn close to susan sarandon to whoopi-- everybody said, "yes," it was... not everybody, two people didn't. but we did this we did this performance, and it rocked new york. 2,500 people came; you could just feel the earth move. and really, from that point to now, which is 11 years ago, this movement has just taken off. and, you know, i look back-- 11 years ago, we were in one city, you know, one event. it's now 11 years later; this year there were 1,400 places in the world that did 5,000 events. we raised $70 million... >> hinojosa: wow! >> ...and that's all happened through grass-roots activists in their local communities standing up, finding their vagina warrior power to end violence and take back their bodies. and, you know, i wish you could see some of these women who have been doing the show and doing, you know, v-day for maybe five years-- they're fierce, and they're loving, and they're funny, and they're sexy, and they're alive, and they're into pleasure, and they're running for office. and they're, you know... and they're comi

and few glenn close there. 52 degrees in oakland ciliate since santa rosa already in the low salaries. so we will drop down. the cold air will make its way in from the northwest forest--from the northwest >> brittney: a freeze warning in effect. all into tomorrow. >> brittney: our timber to going into the overnight hours into tomorrow down 38%. >> brittney: places under the freeze warning, vallejo will get down to 28-32 degrees. >> brittney: by one party, we will see a few raindrops just starting to develop. in parts of san francisco and north bay. >> brittney: we will continue into thursday and friday. at a series of storms. >> brittney: that is coming up and my next forecast and about 10 minutes. >> vicki: the press conference that was scheduled at 545 to this scott more about the horrific fire in oakland is now moved to 6:00. we will now take a >> vicki:a terror threat has security around metro stations across los angeles. the f-b-i received an anonymous call monday night... >> vicki:threatening the red line

i have been honored to see john glenn up close. presidential year, ohio's most prominent democrat would board a bus and go with the presidential nominee campaign around ohio. withched him reconnect senator kerry in 2004 and with senator biden in 2008. time him for the first meet the young senator from illinois and the immediate connection that the american icon and the future president made. on one stop, a decade after his retirement in the senate, john glenn got off the bus, jumped over a ditch and shook the outstretched hand of an appreciative farmer. he was there in nonpresidential o.ars for ohio democrats to a winnebago to campaign in ohio. as we traveled over the hills of his beloved southeast ohio, the rest of us began to get car sick. but of course not the 85-year-old astronaut, who simply smiled at us. statement --er statesman get off the bus and transfer some of his magic to us. who caredfdr democrat cared aboute and people with more enthusiasm than most in this room have. he never forgot the terror he felt in his 11-year-

i have been honored to see john glenn up close. presidential year, ohio's most prominent democrat would board a bus and go with the presidential nominee campaign around ohio. withched him reconnect senator kerry in 2004 and with senator biden in 2008. time him for the first meet the young senator from illinois and the immediate connection that the american icon and the future president made. on one stop, a decade after his retirement in the senate, john glenn got off the bus, jumped over a ditch and shook the outstretched hand of an appreciative farmer. he was there in nonpresidential o.ars for ohio democrats to a winnebago to campaign in ohio. as we traveled over the hills of his beloved southeast ohio, the rest of us began to get car sick. but of course not the 85-year-old astronaut, who simply smiled at us. statement --er statesman get off the bus and transfer some of his magic to us. who caredfdr democrat cared aboute and people with more enthusiasm than most in this room have. he never forgot the terror he felt in his 11-year-

stars like glenn close, and nicole kidman are hitting the stage along with bette midler returning to stage in the legendary show. both hamilton joining the ranks of the lion king it's never been a better time to be on broadway. >> is it just me or does he look cold? >> i think that he is cold. >>> well let's check in to get that forecast on this monday after christmas. >> i've been talking about the weather since 4 am and to be honest temperatures have not changed too much. >> can you fix that? >> i am working on it. today we are expecting we will land back into the 50s but, this morning, we definitely have to grab a thick coat and sweater. we have mostly clear skies over a good portion of the area. we have scattered high clouds yesterday but have moved out of town heading out to the south. you can see this one circulation closer to southern california. and even a few showers detected offshore. and they do not have too much of a factor in our forecast we will remain fairly quiet. right now, the pretty good easterly wind. if you are exposed except -- especially some of those gaps, the

glenn and sheena, keeping a close eye on the weather in your neighborhood. >> we begin with nbc10 chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> i'll be talking about the cold first, because it's been a while since we have seen cold temperatures like this, our bodies have not been used to it so it feels really cold. the arctic air, that surged in from the west has arrived and it's to stay with us all work before easing up a little bit on monday. we still have 15 to 20-mile-per-hour winds in some parts of the area, but we're seeing some places see the wind diminishing a little bit. and that is helping, the feels like temperature down to 21 in coatesville, 25 in allentown, trenton and vineland. and as the wind dies down a little bit tonight we're going to feel those temperatures not quite as much as we did. the temperatures go slowly down but the wind going slowly down as well. and by 11:00 tonight, feels like 20 in philadelphia, teens in the suburbs. going to feel cold plus we have moisture on the way. >> and we do have a first alert out for part of the area because of that come sund

[laughter] of the honor to see john glenn up close at work and at play with family and with strangersard a bus with our presidential or vice presidential nominee to campaign around ohio. i wash the retired senator, a mentor to so many reconnect with senator kerry in 2004, was senator biden in 2008, i saw him for the first time, i was sitting on the bus with him meet the young senator from illinois. in the media connection that the american icon in the future president made. at one stop, this is a decade after his retirement from the senate, john glenn got off the bus, jumped over a ditch, and shook the outstretched hand of an appreciative farmer. john was there in nonpresidential years for ohio democrats too. in 2006 we boarded an older, winnebago with the ohio democratic ticket to campaign through small town rural ohio. as we traveled up and down and over the hills, of of john and annie's a beloved southeast ohio, the rest of us began to get carsick. but of course, not the 85-year-old 85-year-old astronaut who simply smiled at us. i saw the elder statesman as he would get off the bus

with me now republican senator rob portman and holds john glenn's old senate seat, close friend of johnery good of you to stop by. >> thank you for having me on. i've really enjoyed listening to your program this afternoon. you mentioned pearl harbor and the 75th anniversary. some sense without pearl harbor we hey not have had john glenn as a national hero because they say that motivated him to decide he was going to join the effort. he was a pilot. >> that's right that's right had 59 missions in world war ii, is a recall. people forget he is a world war ii veteran, and win on to to 59 different missions where he served our country along before he became an astronaut. so, what a story, and what a life, and what an amazing man. >> you brilliantly connected the two events in a way i could not, senator, that one provided the opportunity for the other. what i had read -- you know more about him than i do, outside of marveling as a kid what he was doing -- but that he as a fighter pilot -- i believe five of the other other astronauts were -- that they were the real deal, the real mccoy. tom

and we'll be watching like glenn mentioned those temperatures closely. by 9:30, still confined way north and west of philadelphia, but starting to taper off a bit, still some snow showers there, the rest of the area, seeing more in the way of light rain, the heavy rain moving away, and by midnight tonight, still seeing more improvement. we'll take a closer look at the timing of this, what you can expect for the rest of the evening and a very cold blast of air as we go into your weekend, that's straight ahead. >>> we're learning more tonight about the crash that killed a rookie state trooper in millville, new jersey. authorities say a driver going the wrong way hit trooper frankie williams cruiser head on last night. both trooper williams and the other driver were killed. nbc10's cydney long spent the day looking into this crash. >> cydney, you have information on the final call the trooper was responding to? >> reporter: the call was for an erratic or out of control driver, the driver that trooper williams set out to slow down, not far from here is the

glenn. how his hometown is honoring him right now tonight. stay close john glenn's hometown church in new concord, ohio is remembering him with a candlelight vigil right now. he was a lifetime member of that church. it's one of the many ways he is being honored right now. his body will lie in the building on friday. a service will be held the following day. john glenn an all-american hero died last thursday at the age of 95 and there is a new movie called the "hidden figures" and his story of becoming an astrosnaut a astronaut and going to the moon and in particular the black women who stood behind him. you should see it. fascinating. >>> the president elect is sp k speaking with chris wallace. you can catch that tonight at 10:00 p.m. eastern on fox news. >>> when i ran everybody knew i was a big owner of real estate all over the world. i'm not going to have anything to do with the management of company. when you say real estate, that's not like selling stock. i am going to have nothing to do with it. i don't care about it anymore. >> and i understand h

glenn and sheena, keeping a close eye on the weather in your neighborhood. >> we begin with nbc10 chieflenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> i'll be talking about the cold first, because it's been a while since we have seen cold temperatures like this, our bodies have not been used to it so it feels really cold. the arctic air, that surged in from the west has arrived and it's to stay with us all work before easing up a little bit on monday. we still have 15 to 20-mile-per-hour winds in some parts of the area, but we're seeing some places see the wind diminishing a little bit. and that is helping, the feels like temperature down to 21 in coatesville, 25 in allentown, trenton and vineland. and as the wind dies down a little bit tonighte'

close to getting it in 1976. quite a career in politics for him. even as glenn prepared for retirement back in 1998, he couldn't fight that pioneer spirit. glenn embarking in 1998 at the age of 77 in one final mission to space. he became the oldest man ever to go to space, this in 1998. a true icon. john glenn passing away in his beloved ohio. he was surrounded, we're told, by family. that includes his wife of 73 years, annie. jay has covered the space program for 50 years. he joins me now. john glenn obviously a big name in american politics, but the reason he was a big name in politician is because he was an american hee rro in 1966. you covered him. what are your thoughts right now? >> steve, i did a couple books with john glenn here. the last one we worked on together was "neil armstrong, a life of flight." neil and john were very close, and we all, in the space program, stayed close through the years. and john was just the most civilized man i knew. in fact, you're talking about his life in politics. the thing that jumps out and gets me is the fact that eve

closed. along with part of glenn avenue... near yadkin bank. everything else opened a few hours of traffic headaches... and lost business. chopper 11 hd... giving us a bird's eye view of the mess that was the five points area. crews working to stop a gas leak on whitaker mill road.. digging several holes in the pavement...to do it.... and forcing businesses to evacuate. "around one o'clock or so an at&t construction crew was boring through to lay some fiber optic cable, and inadvertently hit a through the man hole covers, the crew had to run away and the fire dept showed up and started evacuating all the buildings." marcotte's wife owns a store in the area... and had to close. "today is a huge loss of revenue." ...while businesses at the edge of the evacuation zone sat empty.... fighting to stay in business. "we've been putting out on facebook and instagram yes we're open come on in!" anne downey is the manager at 'nofo at the pig'. she says while those evacuated from businesses nearby came here to eat... it wasn't the same. "we didn't get our

[laughter] sherrod brown: i have been honored to see john glenn up close. at work and at play.ith strangers. every presidential year, ohio's most prominent democrat would board a bus with our vice presidential or presidential nominee to campaign around ohio. i watched him reconnect with senator kerry in 2004 and with senator biden in 2008. i saw him for the first time meet the young senator from illinois and the immediate connection that the american icon and the future president made. at one stop, this is a decade after his retirement from the senate, john glenn got off the bus, jumped over a ditch and shook the outstretched hand of an appreciative farmer. he was there -- john was there a in nonpresidential years for ohio democrats too. we boarded a winnebago to campaign in small-town ohio. as we traveled up and down and over the hills of john's beloved south east ohio, the rest of us began to get car sick. but of course not the 85-year-old astronaut, who simply smiled at us. i saw the older statesman get off the bus and speak to one of roaring crowd after the other, transferr

glenn. and a close friend. >> may the good lord ride all the way. and he did. we will miss him. >> reporter: it is no exaggeration to say john glenn was a giant in american history. >> godspeed, john glenn. moment. >> the view is tremendous. >> reporter: in 1962, he became the first american to orbit the earth three times in a primitive spacecraft called "friendship 7." he returned to such a hero's welcome, president kennedy decided he was too valuable to risk on another space mission, he was grounded, becoming nasa's biggest cheerleader, born in firmly planted in ohio and married his sweetheart, annie and set a coast-to-coast supersonic speed record as a test pilot, then became one of the elite original mercury 7 astronauts. >> i think there is a power greater than i am that will see i'm taken care of if i do my part of the bargain. >> reporter: a close friend of the kennedy, he was with bobby kennedy when he was gunned down in california. it was glen who had to break the news to the kennedy children. first of four terms in the u.s. senate. then, in 1998, he su

glenn, mom and ali -- muhammad ali, and janet reno. also, events in the british parliament. as 2016 draws to a close, c-span notes the passing of important figures in politics and public affairs. our in memoriam program begins at portions of the funeral service held earlier this year for israeli prime minister fromn peres, and remarks president obama and bill clinton. this is about 35 minutes. [speaking a foreign language] president clinton: to the peres family, president netanyahu the , leader of the knesset and president obama and all the distinguished leaders who have come from around the world. yesterday the prime minister did something that was unthinkable back in the dark ages when i was president of the united states, he sent out a tweet. and the tweet reminded us of a simple fact. it was israel's first day without shimon peres. he was in the knesset for 48 years, but for more than 70 of his 93 years, in one way or the other, in and out of government, he was a public servant. i was honored to share almost 25 of those years with him. first in our common efforts with prime minister rabin of ble

. >> the relationship with annie glenn, and i saw it up close, in watching him with her, the devotion two of them, it was a 73-year marriage but it was a love affair for life. >> yes. they were really devoted. my wife and i happened to meet them when i was being recruited to come here. the two of them very nicely came out to meet us privately at the airport to encourage us. i remember very much meeting them. we were chatting for two or three minutes. she held my hand for 20 minutes or half an hour just as we were chatting. i felt like i was with my grandma. just in the first few minutes. they were such a loving couple and supported each other so nicely. we always saw them together, all these years. >> we shared something with them, a wedding anniversary. we occasionally celebrated together our wedding anniversary. they had been married so many years before us. also judy woodruff and al hunt had their anniversary just before that. seeing that romance, such a special relationship and she stuttered as a child. he protected her through the incredible publicity, ticker tape parade when he

glenn? >> tonight it's going to feel like it's close to zero in part of the area. it's 22 degrees in philadelphia. this is generally the warmest part of the day, 18 in coatesville, never even got to 20 degrees there, compared to this time yesterday, it's about 20 degrees colder, and that's before you add in the wind. right now, we're seeing increased clouds, in berks county, 15 degrees right now. coatstown 18. allentown 18. and it's just going to get lower. these are sustained winds, 20 to 25 miles an hour in a good bit of the area, and this is what it feels like, 7 below in mt. pocono, 5 in mt. holiday. it's even worse in the great lakes and the northern plains states, some of that arctic air is already in, more is feeding in during the night tonight and by tomorrow morning, we're feeling like it's close to zero, west chester, doylestown, allentown, vorhees, wilmington, only feeling like about 4 degrees. but we're trying to warm up quickly towards the weekend and that's going to add up to some snow. >> we'll see snow and icy mix and then changing over to rain. for

he joins me on the phone and he is somebody that can call john glenn not just a friend but a close friend. jay barbree, i can't imagine what you're feeling today. >> it's a bad day, chuck, and we expected it. i talked to john for the last time a few weeks ago, and he was bedridden at that time, losing his eyesight, but he still had high spirits. we had been expecting it now for a few days since he's been back in the hospital, but i got to tell you, there was no bigger hero than john glenn, and there was no better person. he really was a small town boy. i'll be honest with you, chuck. you know, he reminded me a lot of you, because you're that type of guy that you talk to anyone anyplace, you fit in. it doesn't matter because you don't consider yourself above anyone else, and that's the way john was. he always was there, and to do what he did, to go into orbit on february 20th, 1962 on a rocket that had been blown up as often as it was going, and to take that risk that he did, he caught us up to a certain extent back with the russians in the space race, and you mentioned the fact that he wa

the other panelist is my friend and colleague glenn thrush with whom i have worked closely with over the next few years in launching politico magazine. he has been our chief political correspondent at politico this year throughout the 2016 campaign and comes from the world of new york and has taught me a lot about reporting and thinking about politics in this crazy moment we live in. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. i thought we would just jump right in. the first question i wanted to ask everybody is one that i have spent a lot of time thinking about since this crazy election, and i'm sure you have, too. what could we have done and what do you think about what it's going to take for us to cover a president of the united states who doesn't share many of the consensus view is of the role of independent people that most of the in this room, and on the stage do? what did we screw up? what didn't we screw up? first of all, i want to one ofly question what my sources says about democratic politicians, the bedwetting politicians tend to do is very -- and the extent of being so reflectiv

. >> a close friend of the kennedys, it was glenn who broke the news to the kennedy children., the first of four terms in the u.s. senate. suited again and at the age of 77, the oldest to fly. >> i want to. >> no question, john glenn on par with any other explorer we've had in our history. louis and clark. >> his lifetime of achievement and sfls wiervice with the con impressional go congressional medal. >> looked out for the little guy. professional life as a senator, and it's what i admire about him. >> the life dedicated to family and country. john glenn survived by his wife, annie, 73 years they were married, two children, two grandsons. i met and interviewed him several times, craig, he was always patient, gracious with his time, talks to the guys here in the studio. they say he was here in the studio, same guy. very down to earth. by the way, we shared the same barber. he didn't have a lot of hair but went to the same barber and his photograph hangs proudl >> i'm sure it will hang there forever. a man who was a real life forest gump. thank you. >>> michael flynn at trump

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glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> yeah. we are actually getting a break today with temperatures close to average for this time of the year. the clouds certainly have advanced. there is a little bit of light snow behind it. not all of it is reaching the ground. maybe it is right through here and back to the west. that is reaching the ground. we are tracking that. most of it is going to track to our north as we go through the night tonight. it would be a very brief thing too. watch this. 4:30 this afternoon. perhaps a couple of sprinkles approaching. the main area stays towards harrisburg. that's rain at the start. temperatures are in the 40s. later on tonight towards 11:00 to midnight and then that's the back edge of it already. it's not going to last very long. it will not be around for the morning rush. this is the timing. by 6:00 it's still dry. by 10:00 we are getting a few light rain showers in the philadelphia area. by 6:00 a.m. it's over. similar story. a little bit colder and the lehigh valley, that's where we have the best chance of a little bit of light rain showers changing to snow showers. again, that's all gon

glenn died. >> reporter: and a major intersection of san francisco closed this morning because of a big water main break. we'll show you some of the video and the estimated time of re-opening. >>> a water main break causing trouble for commuters in san francisco. >> plus, why a san jose city councilman is calling out caltrans when it comes to trash along the highways. >> one storm is exiting another one is gearing up taking aim on the bay area. we'll track it together. >> here's a live look at the meet turning on along the bay bridge toll plaza. we have the rest of your bay area commute and traffic alert still in effect. >>> good morning. it's friday, december 9. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. right now crews are in san francisco working to fix a broken water main on one of the city's busiest downtown blocks. kpix 5's anne makovec is live at the scene with the latest on the repairs and possible disruptions in that area. anne? >> reporter: just a little while ago water was gushing through this intersection. we have some video to show you of that. but i want to bring in charles sheehan with

. >> yeah, especially glenn, i was worried about the liquid nitrogen. >> we're not far away, washington's close enough, and you're joining a great family there, the nbc family. >> i'm still going to stay with clear the shelters. i am staying with nbc, but the viewers really is fun and great to work with. that's what i said earlier. >> all of us? >> everybody, jim, even you. >> he paid us to say that. >> we're going to wish you well and we're going to miss you. >> thank you, i'm going to misamiss all of you. >> let me say my best and my congratulations to sheena, i have a magic button. coming up for us on "nightly news," more of our exclusive reporting of russian interference in the u.s. election. and is a college football team threatening to boycott a bowl game? and amazing perks that might be coming with your credit card that you're overlooking. >>> also tonight, she's only 4 years old, and she's beating cancer. >> but that is just one of the remarkable things about jillian massey, how she's helping others enjoy the wonderers of christmas. >>> she reminds us what christmas really means. 4-year

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glenn. and from nbc news space correspondent jay barberie, a close friend -- >> we will miss him. >> reporter: it is no exaggeration to say john glenn was a giant in american history. >> three, two, one, zero. godspeed, john glenn. >> reporter: best known for this moment. >> roger, zero g. and i feel fine. oh, that view is tremendous. >> reporter: when in 1962 he game the first american to orbit the earth three times in a primitive spacecraft called "friendship 7." he returned to such a hero's welcome, press kennedy decided he what's too valuable to risk on another space mission. he was grounded becoming nasa's biggest cheerleader. born in 1921, john glenn's roots were always firmly planted in ohio. he married his childhood sweetheart, aen innniannie. he flew combat missions in world wore 2 and korea. became one of the elite original "mercury 7" astronauts. >> i think there is a power greater than i many a that will certainly see that i'm taken care of if i do my part of the bargain. >> reporter: a close friend of the kennedys, he was with bobby kennedy when he was gunned down in california.

closing two compounds. mister trump brushing it off again saying it is time to, quote, on. glennall, us news editor at the wall street journal to talk about this, break down the politics of it all, it is a strange situation with the incoming and outgoing president with different points of view on russia. let's start with fresh news, russia will not be retaliating in any way. >> very interesting foreign-policy dynamic for the incoming administration. it says we are going to -- vladimir putin said we are going to respond to the policies of the trump administration, not the policies of the ongoing obama administration. that puts trump in the drivers seat in terms of how the relationship with the russians go forward. gregg: the politics are unusual. laura: usually politicians are hard on russia but this is a little different. what is your take on that? >> there are two sides to the party, more than two. part of the response, paul ryan, john mccain and others has been to agree this was necessary. action had to be taken. donald trump has been hesitant, i will hear the facts, he has not

glenn, how low is the temperature going to go tonight? >> the temperature is going to be in the teens, but the wind is going to make it feel like pretty close to zero. the air temperature is 20, the highest we got to during the afternoon was 25. 16 in coatesville, 19 in wilmington and in trenton. we still have a pretty good wind out there sustained at 26 miles an hour. in wilmington, we have seen combusts over 40 miles an hour during the day today, although not strong as it was earlier. but it feels like 2 below zero in coatesville, this is with the sustained winds not with the gusts. mt. pocono feels like 9 below, allentown and will mington at is. we have got more arctic air surging in during the night tonight just to keep this frigid air in. it feels like 5 degrees in trenton and vorhees. and it's not going to warm up a whole lot during the day tomorrow. but we do have precipitation on the way and that's the next weather issue. >>> for details on the weather let's focus on the timing from nbc meteorologist sheena parveen. >> the timing brings it in late tomorrow night and into saturday morning. early saturday snow will be falling, but we

glenn, former astronaut, marine corps fighter pilot and nor, died december 8th at the age of 59. >>> next, a look at heavy fire power taken off bay area streets today. >>> investigators close fog in on a cause of this massive fire. >>> and college football players abandon their plan to boycott a bowl game over the sexual >> a roaring fire that destroyed at least 150 cars in the east bay may have by an electrical problem. firefighters were called to an auto yard yesterday morning. the fire spread quickly between the vehicles and sent off thick black smoke that could be seen for miles. firefighters have not yet determined the cause of the fire. >>> 113 guns now off the streets following the san francisco police department's gun buyback event. the police department tweeted pictures of rifle is, handguns and semi automatic weapons. police say homicide, deck domestic violence and suicide by gun increased. the pays 100 to $200 no question asked. >> the minnesota golden gophers are going to the holiday bowl. the team announced a boycott of all sporting activity his week, after ten players were suspended in connection with a sexual assault investigatier o criminal charges. members

glenn, pilot, astronaut, businessman, politician, husband, and father. and an american original. truly was. a couple of points here. first of all, most americans may not know how close he was with the kennedys. in fact, he was with bobby kennedy in california when bobby kennedy was gunned down. and it was john glenn's job to tell the kennedy children that their father had died. he was devoted to his wife, annie. they had been married for 75 years. and you know those movies and the tv shows about her being a stutterer are absolutely accurate. he hung with her, stood by her while she was expressing difficulty, just expressing herself, and was always a stand-up guy. and you know, i think "the new york times" hit it right on the head today. "the new york times" said he'll go down with louis and clark, zebulon pike, the wright brothers. he was a true american explorer and hero. >> throw in charles lindbergh with that. i'll say at the end of our 7:00 show, he was a square, a regular guy, stayed married to the same woman for 73 years. went home at night, watched tv with her, no doubt, stayed with his kids. wasn't a hippie, but history's not written by the hippies, it's wri

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he became a very close personal friend of mine, and even more than john, i think annie glenn was one of my favorites of the whole time in the space program. annie was just a wonderful, strong woman and i always loved her. >> talk about that relationship for a moment. we've heard the story that they actually met while they were babies playing in the same play pen because the families knew each other. they actually became more serious once they were in school, childhood sweethearts and all the way through college and they got married after he served as a pilot in the war. what was it about that relationship that endured and made it so special from your point of view. >> charlie made a wonderful statement, if anybody is looking for aed mo el in terms of a successful and wonderful marriage, you want to look at john and annie glenn. they were just a wonderful, deeply in love couple. and both of them were -- john was a gentleman in the old school sense of the word. annie was a lady. they were just mr. and mrs. america. at the same time, annie, despite her handicap of having a very difficul

officials have closed some parks and trash bins are being redesigned to keep the rats out. and former u.s. senator john glennin state and a memorial service is also being planned. his funeral will take place at arlington national cemetery. he died yesterday at the age of 95. global news, 24 hours a day cannot powered by more than 2600 journalists. i'm courtney collins. ♪ caroline: this is "bloomberg technology." i am caroline hyde. waysting $50 billion, a that they are crying foul -- no shortage of of tech news this week. we go to technology coverage with brad still. looking at new york, we have the chief executive of tech-conomy. let's start with softbank paid $50 billion -- where could this money be flowing? >> he is a smart man and has provided a model for what technology executives should do in his meeting with donald trump next week. he had already committed to raising and spending $100 billion on technology, obviously have of it would go to startups. he meets with donald trump and it does a conference in the lobby of trump tower, commits cap of the money with no specifics and promises jobs. nobody will

officials have closed some parks and trash bins are being redesigned to keep the rats out. and former u.s. senator john glennlie in state in ohio and a memorial service is also being planned. his funeral will take place at arlington national cemetery. he died yesterday at the age of 95. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists, in over 120 countries. i'm courtney collins. ♪ caroline: this is "bloomberg technology." i am caroline hyde. investing $50 billion, a way that they are crying foul -- no shortage of of tech news this week. we go to technology coverage with brad --. looking at new york, we have the chief executive of tech-conomy, david kirkpatrick. let's start with softbank which paid $50 billion -- where could this money be flowing? >> he is a smart man and has provided a model for what technology executives should do in his meeting with donald trump. he had already committed to raising and spending $100 billion on technology, obviously half of it would go to startups. he meets with donald trump and does a conference in the lobby of trump tower, commits half of the money with

the best way to check if an e- mail is authentic is close it and go to amazon.com and check under your orders. >>> we are learning that john glennl be buried at arlington national cemetery. >> the former fighter pilot, american space pioneer and american senator died yesterday after a battle with cancer. john scott looks back at his remarkable life. >> reporter: john glenn will be remembered for his many roles in american history. this american icon was a warrior in battle, our first astronaut to orbit the earth and one of the most successful political leaders on capitol hill. he added oldest person in space to his roster of achievements. >> i can't help but stand here for a sense of deja vu. >> reporter: he was born july 18th, 1921 in cambridge, ohio and attended new concord college. after the japanese attacked pearl harbor, he signed up for the aviation cadet program and became a pilot. long before senator john glenn landed in our capitol, he served in world war ii, flying 59 successful missions. five years later he was ready to fly again, this time over in north korea. after serving in korea, glenn attended test pilot school

close eye on it. you can follow more on wjla.com. >> the sign of respect at the white house today the flag there as you can see lowered to half staff in honor of john glenn. we have now learned that senator will lie in state in ohio's capitol next week. glenn died yesterday at the age of 95. the world war ii pilot for the marines, the first american to orbit the earth and four-term senator will be laid to rest in arlington national cemetery. alison: every year emergency room doctors and nurses treat thousands of patients. many were on the pink of death. it is rare to get update on the patients when they recover. as mike carter-conneen reports several severe trauma seniors return to g. w. hospital to say thank you. >> i want to say thank you. >> the veteran e.r. staff could not hold back their tears. >> we are all human. we went into medicine to take care of others. >> seven follow epatients who survived near-death experiences wanted to come back to express gratitude and show their progress. >> if it wasn't for them i wouldn't be here. >> 43-year-old simo was his motorcycle home last october when t-boned by a taxi. he arrived here with a immediating splee

close to the freezing mark in the lower 30s. too early for a total event snow prediction, but by noon on sunday most of southeast wisconsin will have 3-5" of american hero john glenn, a former u-s senator and the first american to orbit the earth, died yesterday. :04-:06 ((nat: god's speed john glenn) glenn)glenn made history in 19-62 when he completed a three-orbit flight ...in a cramped space capsule called for nearly a quarter-century as a u-s senator.in 19-98, he returned to space at age 77, becoming the oldest person to ever do so.glenn had been hospitalized at ohio state university's cancer hospital. but the reason and the cause of death weren't disclosed. john glenn was 95. public tours start this weekend... at a new craft brewery in milwaukee. milwaukee."third space brewing" opened on st. paul avenue in september... and starting ?tomorrow? you can take tours of it.the brewery founders will talk about the history of brewing in the menomonee valley.. and beer.one of the founders says... it all started by brewing beer at ?home.? 3 started in my appartment i was living on farwell and started home brewing about 12 years ago started to fall in love with the proc

have seen anybody any group of people work more closely together than we did when it came time for a night. >> before he orbited the earth three times, glenn fought in two wars. world war ii and korea. he was fighter pilot. as a test pilot, he once set a trance continental speed record. >> not just matching force but overwhelming force. >> he served 24 years in the u.s. senate the longest serving person to ever represent ohio. in 1984, he ran for the presidential democratic nomination. it didn't work out. but that long political career and career with nasa allowed him to return to space. >> it's a very -- you're just anxious to go and get going i'm sure it will be the same this time. >> in 1988 at age 77, he did. john glenn was a uniquely american space hero, a combat veteran with boy next door looks a strong marriage and nerves of steal. his life's story of striving hard succeeding suffering set backs and high flying redemption as american as it gets. >> as the first american to orbit the earth president john f. kennedy said glenn was the reason we made it to the moon. >> happening now, the search is on for this car. police say the driver

close to your heart. >> reporter: it is. it really hits home. john glenn was just such a giant for all the astronauts. it was just really special to be here. >> reporting live from the funeral of john glenn. thank you. >>> it was a day of honor for service members who paid the ultimate price. some americans braved this frigid weather to show their appreciation. >>> new tensions between two world powers after china seizes a u.s. underwater drone. what will this mean for our diplomatic relationship with beijing as a new president prepares to take office? ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doct

close friend of the kennedys. he was with bobby kennedy when bobby kennedy was gunned down in california. it was john glenn who told the kennedy children their father had been killed. this was a man who went on and was successful in business. he then served on the u.s. senate. on all sides this was a giant, and he was always the most down to earth, humble man you could imagine. he kept his ohio roots through and through. and we all know this love affair that began with annie, his wife, when they were in high school. they remained loyal to each other and married and this was a young woman who had a stuttering problem as we've seen depicted in movies over the years, and yet gjohn glenn, this walking hero on the level of a neil armstrong, was with her side by side and always stood for her and by her and up with her. and on every level this was a man to be watched and admired and it is -- he is truly a great american, and we are very much the poorer for having lost him today. >> it is a great loss. i had the pleasure of meeting him as well in 1998 when he went back to space at the age of 77. just an amazing pe

close to two feet of snow. >> oh, my gosh, dealing with that in the travel time. i mean, that's kind of rough. let's go over to glennhurricane" schwartz with a look at what we can expect. >> we've got pretty good travel conditions by comparison, i would say. much of the country still has pretty good conditions. that big blizzard is just over a limited area. they could use some snow in the poconos. but the skiers don't seem to mind very much. a live view at camelback. they do have some fog, to make it drizzle overnight. not exactly ideal conditions but they could see a whole lot worse like last september. it's 44 and cloudy in philadelphia. it's in the low 40s in many areas. lehigh valley only 34 degrees on average. we've got some spots even colder than that. reading is 36. allentown, 33. bath, 33. normally of course temperatures would go down overnight. but not tonight. you see the wind flow coming out of the southeast. and look at the temperatures to our west. it's 59 at pittsburgh right now. 72 in cincinnati. that's why we're predicting warmer air to come in tomorrow. but it's plenty cold in minneapolis. any warmi

glenn, how low is the temperature going to go tonight? >> the temperature is going to be in the teens, but the wind is going to make it feel like pretty closeair temperature is 20, the highest we got to during the afternoon was 25. 16 in coatesville, 19 in wilmington and in trenton. we still have a pretty good wind out there sustained at 26 miles an hour. in wilmington, we have seen combusts over 40 miles an hour during the day today, although not strong as it was earlier. but it feels like 2 below zero in coatesville, this is with

close to hillary clinton. >>> a mark of respect. flags flying at half-staff at the white house all public buildings and embassies abroad in honor of the late john glenn. the late retired astronaut and former senator died at the age of 95 thursday. >>> the vatican unveiling a special nativity scene. rubble from the area that was destroyed by a massive and deadly earthquake last october manger. offerings will go towards rebuilding the church destroyed by the earthquake. >>> coming up, some of hollywood's leading female performers overnighted from newcomers to enduring superstars. their powerful messages about achieving success. >>> but first here a controversial new twist in a murder mystery that stumped authorities for months now. >> karina vetrano went out for a run in queen, new york, and she never came back. now investigatorsop special type of test they hope will help them to crack this particular case and abc's marci gonzalez joins us with much more. hi, marci. >> reporter: the queens district attorney says investigators have used every tool available to try to solve this case. but still they have no leads on a suspect so now the d.a. and nypd are

close to the bottom ? ? i'm right back where i started said i'm fine ? ? hey ey ey ey yeah hey ya hey ya hey ? ? ? >>> this is "nightline." >>> tonight, zen beck. >> is glenn beck shedding his radical skin? >> everyone need to stop pointing the fingers. childhood. >> mom didn't fall down the stairs. >> his brush with suicidal thoughts. >> a friend put me in the car and drove me to the hospital. >> the peacemaker message for the president-elect. >> plus, murder-for-hire, seen on tv show cops, allegely planning a hit to her husband. she said it was all a game. >> on social media. so we can try to get an acting job from it.

close. who becamea war hero the first american to orbit the earth. john glenn has died.revitalized the american space program. he spent years in the senate and ran for the democratic nomination for president in 1984. he became the oldest person ever to go into space. john glenn was 95. david westin was great about this earlier this morning. you can do no better than the obituary in the new york times today. glenn't just about john but it is about the time that he identified with. yesterday, the supreme court wrapped up a four-day hearing on the case with a diverse group. their goal is to force the government to pass a new law that would require parliament to vote on president before the u.k. prime minister can trigger article 50. and -- withfrey yu us. when you look at the different scenarios, what have we actually learned? that it is complicated and nothing is certain? it beingthe chances of overturned? slimthink the chances are that it will overturn the high court. although i should say that it will be very different from the high court. the high court was about a cert