if i'm going to go in, i'm not going to have that $150 billion. it will drive me nuts. i hate the concept of giving away that much money so stupidly. now they call and they say we are now prepared to negotiate for the prisoners but we want a lot. can you believe the stupidity of these people. this is one of the greatest deals of all time. the greatest you of all time, i just started figuring this out, what do they get in addition to this great deal with the money? 24 days for inspection. so we say we had that building was nuclear. let us know. before they hit to the 24 days, they have to go through a process. it could be forever. they have certain areas where they have self inspection. think of iran with self inspection. we hear you are building nuclear. let us go and inspect. we will call you back tomorrow. mr. president, i promise we are not building nuclear there. this is madness. how we could have agreed to this is insane. it will lead to nuclear proliferation as sure as you are sitting there. you already see saudi arabia. if you think that iraq, and what is going o

we're going to be going back to her through the hour. now i want to go to our chief political analyst and the executive editor for cnn politics and editor of "the daily beast." we were told fox didn't have a podium standing by. that wouldn't have been protocol. now they have a podium standing by. i don't know if they're going to use it or not use it, but this battle is just escalating even in the final moments here. >> this is the most fascinating political theater. the circus has come to town, but it's a one-man band. they're waiting in line for donald trump, not the other k h connectickrt candidates running for president. it's celebrity. republican-based voters see in donald trump everything they don't see in barack obama. this brash decision has really seemed to play well. >> it has. who knows, right? but so far from what we know, we'll know the ultimate answer here come monday. mark preston, you're actually there outside with the thousands of people who've been waiting. the university says the event was significantly over ticketed. t

i'm going to go out and do what i want. so i'm jogging through the streets of pakistan, and i see three cute girls. they got the scarves on, but i can still see their faces. i'm how you ladies doing? my name is erik. i'm from hollywood. a big actor. my god, your eyes are beautiful. >> they don't speak any english, but you don't need to speak a language to still flirt. >> so what you girls doing tonight? >> come back with me, introduce me to your family. >> i've heard i'm not that hard on the eyes. >> a guy comes out of one of the shops. >> this your brother? >> and i'm laughing, oh, what is this guy going to do? >> put your hands up. they're the same. i'm just talking to the lady. put your hands on me one more time. >> i let my bag drop. and this guy actually pushes me a little hard. people start staring. so i let him go. >> where is my bag? >> and my bag is gone. >> where is my bag? where is my bag? >> that quick. >> got my damn bag, man. this place sucks. >> and i'm thinking to myself, i'm the biggest idiot on earth to be

see what's going on? your premiums are going up 25, 34 -- i saw one go up 48%. 48!of mine calls me up. 48%. your deductibles are through the roof. you'll never get to use it. you have to die to use it. you have to die. you need 40 operations on your brain and maybe you could get something. no, the deductibles are through the roof. they are through the roof. obamacare is a dead duck anyway because in '17, just my luck, if i win, i get obamacare. it's going to fail during my -- then they will blame me. can you believe it? trump did a lousy job, obamacare failed. it's failing of its own weight. numerous stories came out where by '17, in two years, it's dead. it can't survive. of course the republicans will find a way to keep it going. i'm so upset and angry with the republicans. we know -- we know what we are getting with the democrats. but the republicans, here we finally have majority. we have majority, majority and the wrong president, right? the second majority doesn't -- it's like we are doing worse now than before. now obama, he's got so little respect for the re

that was just going -- going past customs.that was going through my head is, there's not going to be a third instance. i already had two close calls. you know, i got no chance of losing this time. as i'm approaching, i made eye contact to try and be as natural as possible and take any suspicion off of myself. at this moment, i thought i was home free. thought it was walk out the doors, get in a taxi, get in a hotel and that's it. but then the other gentleman decided to say, no. >> senor! senor! >> i think i realized at this point that it was all over. i had been lucky twice. i passed the metal detector, i passed the dog. there's just no way you're going to pass all three. three strikes. they had me put the suitcase up on the table. and they wanted me to open it. i had a lock on the suitcase. i had to get the key out of my wallet. i knew it was over. the nervousness had pretty much gotten me then. i'm sitting here with this little tiny key trying to open up this lock with two hands. they search the bag, found nothing. and that'

if i go to the main line, if i go to the streets and they recognize me as a gang dropout, they're going to try to hit me, which means kill me or slice me or shoot me. >> when he was younger, george might have carried out that very hit. but as he rose through the ranks, he questioned his involvement in the gang. >> it took me from '88 to '99 to figure out that it was a big old lie, big old smokescreen. most of the people who are calling the shots are lifers anyway. and misery loves company. they would like to see you as a violator doing life just like them, caught up in the system doing life. >> you're moving my head that way. >> i'm not moving it. you're moving it. >> i want a nice little haircut and he gives me a bald head. whatever the barber says goes. >> i ain't got time to give him, you know, his hair is pretty short. >> a lot of these other individuals were waiting before me. but i'm his celly, so i get in there. >> i was a northerner. i was a member of the northern california gang member. to be honest, i just wanted to be a gang member, to be honest. and at that time i thought, o

go ahead.et's move onto james in north carolina independent line hello, you are on. >> caller: thanks for taking me. for the most part i just want to say that the establishment we are getting is the same with hillary clinton, ted cruz, jeb bush, chris christie. it's relatively the same politics. that is what is important to so many respondents for the outsider candidates and whatnot. >> host: when it comes to what you bbb and who you look at what you vote for is the outside and specifically what does an outsider have to say to get your attention? >> caller: for me you have to be a little more left-wing but that's also why i'm running for bernie sanders but it helps they are not part of the establishment because they have the same people that are backing the same type of lobbies and whatnot so you get the same thing done whether whoever on the left or the right when it comes down to it. >> host: you can post on facebook by the way a couple responses. she said as it is the establishment of anybod

and we're going to be a little slow going the whole way. but it's probably a good thing to be good you're going at a slower speed. plan for the winter weather as you head home this evening as well. now wheel drives, notary -- four wheel drives and snow tires and emergency kit in case you need the winter gear and that patience out there. >> thank you so much tracy. >>> as ryan always said listen to the podcasts because it's gate good play list. >> you can listen to the mown train travel radio every weekend during peak times for traffic on i-70 between denver and vail. giving up to the minute road conditions. just log on to cotrip.org. also this year their broadcasting -- they're broadcasting on fridays and the holiday mondays. >> check her reports on high country traffic right here on 9news and she's joining us from weather nation a source around the clock weather news. >>> officials had to call off today's motorcycle expo following a deadly biker brawl yesterday. a denver health spokesperson them died. three are in kate 8:00 can and -- crit

peyton manning deserves to go and he is going to go. and that is the end of it. >> [ laughter ] >> thank you. we appreciate you being out there with all of the diehard 3 fans early on. >> broncos fans are some of the best in the nfl. proving that by sending us all your broncos a pride pictures. >> keep thee coming and take a 3 look at some of the latest ones we have god. he is taking a video and both of them are predicting a bronccs win ffr today aad we agree with the little man. >> this adorable little girl all decked out in her broncos cheerleading outfit and even horses getting in on the 3 action. she sent this photograph and we love it. thank you. keeping the horse warm. >> i'm going with number 2. with all of the hype and find surrounding the game, there is always the concern of safety. >> you can expect to see extra security at the stadium. jason ran our joins us with a look at that and what you need to know to make your day as smooth as possible. >> reporter: we are actually awaiting the arrival of the new engllnd patriots as wel

donald trump says he's going to raise millions tonight. where will this money go? >> so when donald is speaking tonight, he's going to reveal a list of the wonderful charities that will get this great money. the american people are deciding, as we speak, whether or not to watch a debate which we've seen six times prior or donald trump celebrate our veterans which is just about to happen as you're about to see it on our cam perhaps trump will reveal that list. donald trump doesn't need any more money. he's got $10 billion. he's not doing this for personal gain. this is going to the veterans. it's an exciting night and big night for the veterans. >> he doesn't need the money but needs the people to go out and caucus for him in iowa. not a mistake for him not to be on the stage at an event that's for republicans, for candidates? >> right, well, we're going to learn that after the vote coming up in a couple of days. if he ends up winning, this is a genius move. if he doesn't win, i'll be on next week and talking about how we're going to win new hampshire. depends on wh

what's going on? >> he is going to stay off the road.i'll make sure of it. >> reporter: here we are at the good year, getting ready for the belize are. i'm peggy fox. >> now, we have somebody on the phone in charge of transportation and bringing out the information. kimberly gibbs -- ken gibbs is the head of the transportation. >> how are things looking as we saw at reagan national airport? >> it's clearing out now. many flights have canceled and passengers have taken advantage of changed fee waiver. >> what's the best advice for commuter who is still need to get out town before 3:00 wednesday. >> if they have a flight scheduled for 3:00 or later, they should definitely check with their airline before even leaving for the airport. if possible, take advantage of the change fee waiver. additionally, it's important that passengers don't come to the airport if their flight has been canceled. they do rebooking, reservations online. >> we had a chance to live through some serious storms here in the d.c. area but nothing like what we are expect

we are going go to live to hopkins. how is this nim wack with a -- impacting travel here in cleveland? >> yes. so far, so good. but prepare trying to prepare. want you take peak right here at the board. you can see that there are several flights cancelled. new york, cancelled. newark cancelled. philadelphia cancelled. almost all of of the washington, d.c., flights are cancelled. oh, if you are coming to the airport if you have a flight this weekend, if you have a flight tonight, will every you will want to call ahead log on web site and find out if that flight taking off. i seen sooefrl people return in here all afternoon. board and find out is any flight going take off and so if you are going come to airport pack some extra patience most airlines are offering vouchers. trying to make preparations for this storm. so, even though the storm not hitting us here, in cleveland metro, prepare making preparations for that storm. on the east coast. so lot of flights will be affected. so we are going to be live here, for most of

and these insurance are going to go to a simple behavior, are going to go and they're going to court you to become insured and they're going to offer you a program that you're going to be able to pay. remember in around two years ago i had an employee that i pay, i pay her insurance. > kimberly: sure. > dr. bonati: and she was paying around $300 for a very good united healthcare type of a program. > kimberly: sure. > dr. bonati: and then after this incentives and the whole thing it went to around $470. > kimberly: right. > dr. bonati: i think the down and the people who lost their insurance and the industries that fired a lot of these employees because they were unable to afford will be able to afford again and they will attract the employees back with incentives of healthcare. > kimberly: right. > dr. bonati: i think there's going to be a reborn of the healthcare industry and the insurance. and i think it's going to revitalize medicine and it's going to revitalize also the market. > kimberly: thank you for watching 'american medicine today'. remember you do not have to live with bac

people are not going to be able to travel. this is going to be a 36-hour event.ll snow for the d.c. area. let's take a look at it right now. current temperatures, in chawrltsville, seeing light snow. d.c. light snow, 23, again, a lot of people are looking out their window okay, here it is. no, it hasn't even really started yet. we are going to see on shore winds overnight tonight again in some cases close to 74 miles per hour. that is hurricane-force gusts overnight tonight. all along the coast. and that is going to cause some flooding concern. strong on shore winds combined with high tide is going[ño[w3 to cause some major flooding. a lot of these areas, of course, affected by sandy several years ago. this is going to be another big concern as we get through the next couple of days. winter weather advisoriesa posted for over a dozen states. the blizzard warnings here, greta, for 30 million people, including d.c., baltimore, philadelphia, up towards new york city and long island. that means we're going to see a period of time of over 35 to 40 mile-per-hour winds.

now they have to get the -- jim: go for two. phil: go for two. jim: go for two here. with 1:30 to play. four players shift in the formation. little toss over to hill. the steelers are all over it and deny them. phil: that was dangerous. could have been a lateral, which it was and that could have been returned for a two-point conversion. jim: can you imagine that? could have flipped that script. phil: that would have been unbelievable. but let's go back and look at what a.j. mccarron did to maybe win this game. a.j. green is going to go down, they break back out. watch the quarterback as he's looking to the right. looks right, makes a little pump fake and then comes to the back side and that delay, that kept the safety from getting over there and making this play because he's reading the quarterback. jim: by the way, this is green's first-ever playoff touchdown. mitchell raised just across the river here and he had talked with us last night about his respect for a.j. green. he's frustrated us, he told us. he's more combative now. he's a heck of a player and he's recent

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, if they're going to go.ing to be on their agenda on monday night. frankly, how worried are you? >> we're not worried at all. we get flooded with phone calls with those directions, which is why the trump campaign was the first to put out on the website, donaldjtrump.com a caucus finder. there is a video to show you what to expect, how long it's expected to take, where your caucus is. so we have taken out all the stops to help these new caucus goers get to the caucus and vote for mr. trump. >> that assumes that they're going to go online, right? that assumes that some of the older, frankly more dependable caucus goers may not be used to using that. what about the ground game, because one of the questions that has been raised is that ted cruz has a ground game in place that's strong. i just saw marco rubio. he was talking about the number of people that he has in every single precinct. what's your ground game answer to that? >> well, one thing for the caucus is when they call the office, they can also walk them

green is going to go down, they break back out. watch the quarterback as he's looking to the looks right, makes a little pump fake and then comes to the back side and that delay, that kept the safety from getting over there and making this play because he's reading the quarterback. first-ever playoff touchdown. there's mike mitchell coming in. mitchell raised just across the river here and he had talked with us last night about his respect for a.j. green. he's frustrated us, he told us. he's more combative now. he's a heck of a player and he's recently gotten a lot of big chunk plays against us and they lead. phil: he says i always out of the corner of my eye am going to have an eye on a.j. green when he can. that was a play that the quarterback, with his lookoff made him look inside and he lost sight of a.j. green. that looked like it was almost preplanned. i watched the little pump fake by mccarron on that replay so that was well thought out. they called the right play. hue jackson called the right to get that touchdown. jim: sho

. >> we're going to see fans we never seen before. pay attention to what's going on on the field. make sure you pay attention to aaron rogers not what's going on in the stands or who's there. that ain't going to help us win. >> his teammates should listen. he knows what he's talking about. he's one of three players that were added to this team that have brought super bowl experience to this redskins team. coming up a little later we'll give you an update on field preparations at fedex for tomorrow's game. >> exciting stuff. and as broady says, the game is technically sold out but if you're still looking to get a ticket, prices online have been coming down but it doesn't mean it's going to be cheap to get into the stadium but we checked stub hub and found the cheapest tickets going are for about $139. most of the lower level tickets were going in the $500 range. there were some tickets in mid field and in the dream seats that were selling for more. >>> so will the weather be an issue at kickoff time? it's going to be a tricky day. >> yes. i'm sharing the weather for the redskins. >

let's go, let's go, let's go.und up in the gym, which had been converted into a huge overflow housing unit. >> when i first walked in to the dorm at san quentin, i was taken aback by how many people were packed into this small area. it was very loud. ♪ >> james, report to the office upstairs. >> there's always people talking, people yelling. some people in there were trying to read and some people in there were trying to sleep. so you'll have a big group of people having a conversation over here while a guy's trying to sleep over here. most people would tie towels around their head to try to block out some of this noise. >> officers strive to maintain order in this potentially dangerous housing area. through regular inspections for weapons and other contraband. >> go ahead and unlock your locker, man. >> can i move something out of mine real quick? >> huh-uh. >> come on, man. >> come on. >> luckily i don't have nothing illegal. as long as you don't know my locker. >> you got the drugs. you got the inmate manufactu

going to be touch and go, we lost 250 points yesterday. today not that day. and that is giving everybody a sigh of relief. markets hitting lows, about midday or so, at the same time that president obama was laying out a plan to strengthen gun laws in the nation. in a speech from the east room at the white house, the president tearing up talking about executive action. tighten criminal background checks and claims he's moved they're legal under the constitution. critic, including many gop candidates disagree. we'll have live reports from the white house on that story. >>> ted cruz is one of the critics saying the president's orders are not worth the paper they're written on. he's in the middle of a six day barnstorming tour in iowa. our political panel tells us if it's a strategy that can actually work. >>> this, the bickering between the sunni and the shia states in the middle east is only getting worse as kuwait holds diplomats from iran. could the bad blood over the execution of a shia cleric and attack in tehran pose a danger to us, to the united states? w

david: where are they going to go now?hedge funds are not the place to go, where is the place to go now? fabio: everyone's hope is private equity. that is -- that what you cannot get redemption. suddenly the friend who quit and was a big hitter -- it does not look so much. edward eisler and's, a big hero, , that when buster now he is launching a macro fund and has raised a couple billion dollars. he has gotten another chance, but that does not happen very often. if you are good and doing something that is non-core related -- scott benson has raised $4.5 billion for a new global macro fund. ask yourself, is the demand for non-correlated assets going to -- a lot ofor down the trades they have seen previously, they are seen as hedge fund returns. private equity firms have learned their lesson. five years ago when they were rushing to build hedge fund strategies, clearly they did not do well under carlisle, and clearly those equity firm said hedge funds are not for us. buyo: and they tended to desks off of them. david: thank y

where do those votes go? that's going to be critically important.hree or four people drop out, 40% of the vote they represent, where do they go when it comes to new hampshire? so losing is as important as winning here. >> that's what iowa's all about, losing sometimes. and then winning. anyway, we're back in a moment. we're going to talk about the democratic race and the man who has defied all expectations. forget trump, let's talk about sanders. he's upended hillary krclinton' expected march to the nomination. senator bernie sanders of vermont joins me next. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant imp

is haley barber going to go to cleveland and is he going to endorse donald trump. >> i think if trumpe a lot of republicans try to get another person to run and back that person to keep the party together. not all of them. they're going to turn quickly to try to cool off a lot of the establishment. >> these are my questions. will hay lee barber endorse donald trump? if he wins. >> depends on how trump handles himself. >> what do you think? >> what do you think? >> ryan told the washington post in today's paper he's going to back trump since he's the nominee and thinks trump can win a nomination. i think the republican establishment may sit home but the party apparatus, the institution is getting ready for the possibility. >> one of the things undervalued about trump's appeal is that he's self-funding and not getting money. one of the big populous things is i'm not owned by anybody. voters talk about this all the time. that goes to people like hay lee barber who see the party more as a party. >> trump featured in a new video from al qaeda. >> look, this is the problem. i bring it up, o

they had to go work and had to stop going to school.ol.nt back he would work for the next 70 years of his life. here, they ents came worked really hard. they were discouraged. it was hard. this notion of getting here and instant success, it's just not true. it was hard. discouraged, but they persevered. the truth is, my parents never people.rich or famous they never made a lot of money, and you never would have heard of them had i not run for office and mentioned them. my parents were not rich or famous, but they were successful. dream.ived the american here's why. less than 10 years after my parents arrived, they owned a home, not a mansion. but they owned a home in a safe and stable neighborhood working as a bartender. hey were able to raise four children. they were able to retire with dignity and security. for ost importantly of all my parents, they were able to leave all four of their children than themselves. that story would have been impossible almost anywhere else planet. in fact, anywhere else on this planet. if my parents had

, you can't go here, you can't go here, you can't go here. only go where we tell you to go. >> he likes to get what he wants. he's very manipulative, and yesterday morning had an incident with the juice was leaking and decided he didn't want to serve the juice. so when the officer asked him to go into his cell and he was not going to work his detail that day, he basically had a little bit of a fit and said i'm not getting what i want, so move me out. >> i got aggravated and said i'm not doing the juice. why do the work if i'm not going to get what i'm supposed to get out of it. >> he packed up his things. the sergeant asked what he was doing. he said i'm leaving today one way or the other. the officer sergeant let it go. later on in the day he was fine but decide td to make a comment stating that michelle needs to make a decision, she needs to -- i think he said grow up and either move me to our work program or move me to the box. and i made the decision. he went to segregation last night. >> coming up -- >> like i said, they beat him pretty

to go demand changes going forward. and even the administration has bought into a lot of the changes that taken place in terms of obamacare and what is going on in the marketplace. there is unsettling in the marketplace and insurers. worried about the risk pools and the makeup of who is signing up. and they are not signing up. and they are kind of concerned about 2017. a lot of them want to go through 2016 and see what happens. this is another area that we will be doing health care legislation as we say every year forever. reporter: you mentioned that the chamber would be in favor of reasonable actions to address climate change and you have done prior analysis showing there is a lot of work to do meet climate goals and despite what the obama administration has said. could you define what reasonable actions might be and what are the aspects on it? mr. donohue: there is no question about the realities of climate change. we are able to track it for about two billion years. and what really comes down are three sets of issue

markets go up. markets go down. this is a down phase, and then we'll settle down and figure out what the values are of the companies and what happens to a lot of stocks. >> i think it's a good point. the fact that mario makes this point that we haven't felt pain in a while. in fact, we haven't had four straight weeks of losses since october of 2014 unless we have some sort of reversal over today and the next couple of days. that's what we're going to get. >> that's right. >> 2011 you got something close. you're right. it's really been a long time. >> you are feeling it, and these energy names. >> pain feels worse when you haven't felt it in a while. >> yeah. because you can get numb to it when you feel it all the time like you are feeling it today. take a look at hess. down 33% year-to-date. down 11%. devon energy, 16% today. down 38% year-to-date. conco phillips down 30%. 10% just today. this is that flush that you are talking bshg pete as far as this is why that ovx, the oil volatility index, is spiking. you have

go national. go like a pro. >>> that was marco rubio last night.that was broken down afterward in a matter of minutes. griffin hammond followed the teams of both rubio and cruz in iowa to document their ground operations. here is what they looked like. >> 151 hours, that's how long remains until the iowa caucuses. >> six days from right now, you s should be arriving at your caucus place. don't be late. >> the future and destiny of america could very well be decided monday night in iowa. >> you're going to be the first america is going to be hear from. >> i don't think iowa can be won from a manhattan t studio. >> we thought they were big events, never in the small coffee shops. whereas cruz is probably more grassroots than what donald trump is. >> i told him we would be praying for him and told him we would be caucusing on monday night. this is our first time to be involved in the caucus. >> i will be here until all of you are gone. i'll stay here as long as it takes to shake every hand, kiss every baby, sign every book. >> there are a lot of undec

to go? >> i know we're giddy about today's game but there's a game coming up in two weeks. there fumbled two in a row. the offensive line still has a number of issues. there's still lots of things for this broncos team to work out. >> you're saying this team is not ready for the playoffs? >> i'm saying they've got things they need to work out. you need to get those fixed quickly. >> if the broncos get the houston texans in the divisional round, we'll get to see the most anticipated head to head match-up in history. jj watt against michael scofield. >> it will probably be tyler polumbus. you could call it the peyton bump or the tyler polumbus bump. >> when polumbus came in the game, he thought all the crowd cheers were for him. [ laughter ] >> he is from cherry creek, after all. >> that's a real problem. >> at right tackle? >> do you know how much a hotdog is? can you get me a right tackle? >> i think polumbus is the >> it is interesting that what happened when manning came in the game, they

[laughs] i'm going to go to lamareta. before this trip this whole system of teaching in both languages, how unique is it and what kind of an impact does it have on these kids? >> ok. the pressure son. first of all, how old are you? >> 16. >> yes. >> so you speak both languages, screed write both languages at the same time you learn. i bet your parents are happy about that. tell me about your parent and where you came from. >> my mom is dominican and my dad puerto rican and i always grew up speaking spanish but it's like two different kinds of spanish for me because the way my dad talks, the way my mom talks. >> oh, you mean puerto rican versus dominican, that's another show. [laughs] and we'll throw in the cuban but then in school, like i said, you could be reading one day shakespeare in english and sherantz in something else. has that hindered one or the other? >> i think it's helped. my spanish has improved a lot, doing both english anden spaish every singal day. >> m i'll going to test you. [native language] [spanish l

. you are going to see less snow there and less to the northwest and that's how it is going to stack up. get your bearings here. there is cincinnati, we are going to get some where around two inches maybe a little more or less. then you branch out. you go to the northwest, less snow neighbor an inch or two. we are going to get the snow. 2-4. dry ridge 4-6. maysville probably better that is six. travel east is going to be i problem. it will start in and around cincinnati tomorrow afternoon 2:00 or 3:00. >> winds are light they will be picking up on the strong side tomorrow. down to 20 degrees by 7:00 in the morning we will discuss more of the those travel problems south. right now back to the news desk. >> cammy: tim, thank you. a lot of northern kentucky is all state offices will be closed tomorrow. >>> it might be best in people in the nation's capitol stay home too. washington d.c. was thrown into a tizy because of about an inch of snow. the coming storm is going to be much worse in d. c. one to twee freet of snow. >> i got wine, i got beer, we are ready to have the neighbor over.

>> they are going to destroy them. >> they are going to destroy them? >> yep. >> how is clemson going to destroy alabama? >> got deshaun watson, shaq, our defense is on point. >> whoever has less turnovers, that's who is going to take this ball game. trs going to be the tigers. -- it is going to be the tigers. >> we shall see. we got a lot of excited tiger fans behind me right now. here they go. >> one, two, three, four, one, two, three, four, c-l-e-m-s-o-n-t-i-g-e-r-s! clemson tigers, fight, fight, [ cheering ] >> they are winning so far. everybody is pumped up here in glendale. we'll have much more later in sports. we are live from university of phoenix stadium, tim hill, abc columbia news. ben a sea of orange. -- >> ben: a sea of orange. >> alicia: one gamecock in the center. >> ben: makes you want to be there. >> alicia: it would be nice. we are here, and not all tiger fans were able to make the trek to glendale for tonight's game. that hasn't stopped fans from gearing up and getting in the spirit. >> ben: the tigers' standout season a big boost for

we have no control where they go, what they are going to do. we have already facts that past people that were released are back on the battlefield, coming to kill us. this makes no sense whatsoever. >> since this is a money type of show, the argument for doing it is a big waste of money, et cetera. always a big waste of money. if we keep the facility open. if we just don't have people there, that strikes me as a bigger waste of money, right? >> yeah. i think the cost is a red herring. i don't think that's the problem. the problem is we are a nation of laws. this is where you started with it. we don't have a good legal structure. he's wanted to shut it down all along. that's what he's trying to do. >> how much did he pay his chef? >> i don't know. >> this is a money show. you don't know? >> you work for osama bin laden for free, apparently. >> some people are partial to meat, fish, arugala. >> oven pizza. >> if you at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like ordering wine equals pretending to know wine. pinot noir, whi

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on for this great forecast. you can go do out and about. including an event that will go good morning thank you for joining us. it's only 34 but brandon said some of our areas are going to see 60 today so get out and remind yourself who your neighbors are. >> you see this? this is adam's happy 60 degree weather face. >> ok. lots of fun things to do. if you do want to go out and about. >> a couple chili cook offs going on this sunday. the gold star chilly cook off will go from 11-3 at finley market. thirty local cooks will go head to head for the chili maestro cook off -- or you can head to meatless from three to five. there you'll be able to sample vegan chili from 20 different contest distance and admission is $15 at the door. >> if you like to be outside head to sharonville outdoor adventure expo. it will show case 150 booths of hunting archery boating and fishing equipment and a whole lot more. they'll be seminars and a big foot experience. you can take a bow challenge as well. tickets are $10. it runs through 4:00 o'clock sunday. and the brewery is celebrating the third anniversar

right now, we are going to see current temperatures. we are going to have a. current temperatures as 30s. now, the rain focus today shifted south and mostly between monteret and los angeles. and as this system continuing to move in behind it. and we did have a little cold and unstable air mass. notice it's popcorn and cloud structure. that is going to be moving today. north bay and the east bay has the best chances today as being the pop-op -- pop-up showers. most of us staying dry. and again, showers primarily to the south of us. we start to see plenty of sunshine. a few clouds. notice how we start to see thunderstorms. and overall, we're staying dry. the big story comes the wind. the high winds moving inland. gusting upwards of 40 miles per hour. the highest winds this afternoon and this evening. if. >> the coast, the coastal mountains. and the bay. sustained winds. >> they will peak late afternoon, early evening. in terms of temperatures, we are pretty mild today. highs are in t upper 50s areawide, and if you are heading into the city again, a blustery afte

i don't think they're going to buy in, and we're not going to go back and make new highs for these numbers yet. >> chip, when do we eat through these higher weights? i mean, looking at these feeders $500 weights. the weights are going to be coming down. the computer says they ought to be weighing 1400 pounds, they're scaling up at 1280 or 1300 right now. so i think we are starting to see the weights come down for us. that's going to eat into that beef production a little bit. i think we'll get a draw on beef and cold storage probably in march, and once we get that draw in cold storage stocks that's when we'll start to see a little bit of lift to the pressure off the market. >> do you have any hope for cattle producers, chip? >> i do, in the short run in the next three months, say, but matt touched on it earlier. these numbers are building. that's what record high prices do is they slowly build the herd and it kind of fixes itself. they say the cure for high prices is high prices, so i think the top's in, but that doesn't mean we have to go back to $100 cattle any time soon. i think we're m

going to solve our military problem, i'm going to get rid of isis, i'm going to create boarders. >> but they're afraid you're going to abandon conservative are afraid of that. because, if you look at the polls, i'm leading ted cruz by a lot. even lied about that. the polls are showing that i'm on the upswing, he's on a big downswing. but if you look at what he said and the way he said it and the scorn toward new york, i think it's a disgrace. in light of the world trade center and in light of all the people that died, think about the firemen, the firemen that went up those buildings and they were killed instanteously and they knew those buildings were coming down and they're going up to save lives. speaking of iowa, which i love, and i'm leading in the polls in iowa, we had firemen from iowa which was so beautiful and many other places coming to the world trade center to help. you had people from iowa and particular the fire department coming all the way from iowa to help with the world trade center and here's ted cruz putting down that and the great, you know -- great people of new

we go to the kids' school [inaudible] -- we go to nursing homes. >> awesome. and hop over here to the you are heading to a school after this, right? >> after this we're going to an elementary school, to have a pep rally, where he principal is a big new england fan. it's going to be a lot of fun at the denver schools. >> and a lot of fun here at denver 7. >> absolutely. >> we're so happy you guys stopped by. like i said, at 6:30 we'll be taking you guys on the bus. back to you. >> get on the bus. thank you. hat is keeping her warm. >> yeah. >>> want to make sure you're having the you would tailgating -- ultimate tailgating experience. we have bad daddy's burger bar. we're going to learn how to make the barbecue sauce even. executive chef tim cast will share the recipes so you can make this at home so you don't want to go away. >> we are taking a look at your look at this cutie here in her adorable broncos outfit. >> look at this picture sent in by carol. they're cheering for the broncos all the way from our nation's capital in washington, d.c. she thinks this c

we're going to go on forever with these debates. at some point you have to start doing other things other than debating. >> you've been involved in two debates. what's your reaction to that? >> i think we need more. i'm going to do two more with cnn. we have one or march 10th and we need them because the republican field is much bigger. there is no preordained prohibitive favorite like hillary clinton is. >> so you don't agree -- >> no, i think we need more attempts. yesterday a would-be jihadi isi almost shot up -- this needs to be talked about. donald trump is going to be there at the end. he's eleading every poll, winning everything. but as the field narrows, i hope the moderators are not part of the conversation. jake believes it, dana believes it. . we ought not be the story before, during or after the debate. it should be about the people and the republican prime riary voters. >> that's the thing with megyn kelly, i feel she doesn't want to be the story and inevitably she's become part of the story. what about the republican l

meet that didn't go the right way. that's when it happened. >> the espn story that said, women, he would not relinquish the general manager's duty, and that wasn't true. jeffrey lurie just from the things that i've been told, i think made the decision at least two, three weeks ago, but the player, players are an interesting breed. one guy came out and rid sized chip kelly. why? >> first of all, ultimately the players understands that it is because of their lack of success on the feel, that's why chip kelsey no longer here. ultimately the players feel a high level of responsibility for this season going down the way it has gone down. so, now, you are looking at guys, just want to get paid next year. they want to keep their jobs, whether here or somewhere else. quickly transition out of shock from the firing every chip kelly to how am i going to play well on sunday and put more of my good plays on tape for somebody in the nfl to notice. >> yes, you would think they would do that, jaylen watkins, you think looking for a j

something else, erin, we're going to notice. someone is going to be surprised. i know these models have been acting perfectly for days and days and days. something is going to happen that we didn't expect. we're going to look at it on tuesday and say, wow, didn't see this one coming. we have all of these computer weather models and they are basically -- that's our window to the world of what we think is coming up. take a look at the american model. they've been doing a fantastic job, if it all comes true, because it's been looking the same now for days and days. we'll go now to the european model. it looks very similar. a slightly different bulls-eye but i've kept that circle different but very similar. we're getting towards our closer-in typically more accurately models. notice this. new york city, a little more snow up there. now you're talking about 8 to 10 inches there. a little less around d.c. and now we take a look at our scary model because all of a sudden this local, typically active model when it comes to a short term saying big snow, that's almost two

nothing going on, don't go there. no flights today. please send us your snow pics and use the # fox 29 snow. > look at all the pics that came in at about 7:00 last night when it started on come down. i mean the drifts are huge already. look at all these pictures. really it's also the wind. when we were walking in, it was like it was smacking you right in the face and it was hard to see because there was so much going on. >> i believe my skin is better because i have determine bracing now. how many inches so far? >> it looks like 8 or 9 already. is that kathy orr. >> i haven't laughed this hard as 6:00 in the morning. a lot of women laugh at me overnight. he's used to it catty. we're so happy you're with us this morning. > i've been looking a the this for the past couple of hours and we're watching this a little bit of a dry spot working in. you can see in the eastern part of maryland and heading into delaware. a little bit of a mix heading to the shore that will limit the snow accumulations for the next couple of hours. as the storm pa

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they're going to be shut down tomorrow as well. so those are going to be absolutely no go for you. over at bwi, the runways are closed right now for snow removal. they don't know if that's going to be the case tomorrow but i'll tell you what, a lot of these airlines, it's very likely that's going to be the case. because it's not just the airport but it's also the airlines. and when you talk about the way these airlines are set up, if there's problems in one city, no matter if the flight is going out to las vegas, it throws a whole wrench in the system there. a greyhound, most routes in and out of dc have been cancelled through tomorrow. i believe that per statains to megabus as well. we mentioned this quite a bit yesterday. when you talk about the different airlines and the options that you have. most of the major airlines, in fact i believe all of them if they want to continue to be considered human are going to waive your change fees. however some are going to be firm on when they want you to fly out of the region. at this point we don't know what the breakdown is going to be dep