it was at that meeting that vice president gore said. i don't want this group to disappear i want them to be a permanent group. and i want them to remain. the team was named after a think a from greek mythology the sorceress medea. this is an original can this mission was flown eighteen october nine hundred sixty four . this is the executive order that president clinton signed in one thousand nine hundred five in february. officially declassifying this and another eight hundred thousand of these tins. and the like to see this was filmed and it was dropped from the satellite and a aircraft of the terror picked it up you can see. tough secrets. soon as we got the corona data and we're looking at corona data of our areas that we were familiar with because our current research on ice streams was was focused there we saw that the width of the ice stream changed no this had been a theoretical. pondering for a while here was the actual evidence here is the data that says ok it changed its wit when the when you know we've nailed it we finally ha

vice president gore and prime minister. took on a mammoth range of topics to help russia survive the up people's including its polluted environment. yeah they'll get us we will go out i often saw your internal mirrored and getting on well in the formal and informal situations of those guys and i'm not suggesting that they didn't respect protocol or rules of official meetings and for a while but it was still very good player that they were on friendly terms with the new little just more relaxed settings guy though he will say that they were there almost like brothers of the senior when you put your butt at ski vice president gore when he asked prime minister chaired american look. you took more pictures of the great lakes we took more pictures of the arrow see why can't we where where it will not jeopardize our our mutual national security why can't we share this data of the past and then he would say and also the arctic ocean observations i got a phone call from my boss and he said he just received direction from the deputy

on that night florida was called for al gore, the panhandle of florida had an hour to vote. if you drive a line across the country and to these to that line are all of the states that close their polls by the time the networks began calling florida for al gore prematurely added:30 in the evening and the west, polls are still open, you find something very unusual and that is states to the east of that close virtually every single one of them shows an increase in the turnout compared to 1996 of the west of that, a decline in the percentage of turnout from 1996 and gerri persky had never been involved, never really been involved in practical politics called me frantically within 15 minutes of the call for florida and people walking because the contest is over. bush loses the popular vote, two things, some evangelicals, and i can't come out and vote, should have turned out west of that for him, and going home. >> river remembered ralph nader's -- and every loser runs a terrible -- every loser. >> great campaign and then a stupid campaign. >> he ran a good campaign that year. and

it would be between quayle and gore. but i'm almost positive it's tipper gore. i'm gonna go with d, tipper gore, final answer. >> that's $7,000. s and applause] $7,000. now a chance to get to five figures, $10,000 is what this next question is worth. >> okay. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ >> used to treat rheumatoid arthri myocrisin, or sodium aurothiomalate, contains what precious metal? >> well, my mother has rheumatoid arthritis, and now i really wish i'd listened to her when she talked to me. >> whe endlessly, you should've listened. >> that's right. mama, i'm sorry. okay, what precious metal? platinum, gold... platinum, silver, gold, or bronze? injectable drug myo... "myo" isn't gold. okay, i want this $10,000, so and let's say even if i miss this one, i would still have $5,000. >> right, and you still keep your tickets, we won't take your celine dion away. >> yay. >> risking half your money, you leave with $5,000. you still have two lifelines. >> yes, okay. and i'm gonna use one of those. i'm gonna use my "50/50." >> final? >> final. >> okay, i'll take awa

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kron four met with sonoma county supervisor james gore monday concerning the report. gore.s push through the county - 42 people lost their lives, 8900 homes destroyed. gore says it is impossible to say if a better system could have lessened the damage or saved lives, but he is determined to improve on the current system. the actual cause of the fire is still under investigation by california fire. in santa rosa, te (rebecca) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. (lydia) it's snowing in the east bay. i'll tell you how much is expected next in a live report. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( james ) this morning on the kron 4 morning news... wild weather across the bay area. this is video from overnight in livermore with snow falling on the roadways. it's another cold morning with áanother storm expected this week. ( darya ) take a look at this hail video from the sacramento area. the sacramento fire department said the hail on the ground caused several cars to get stuck.there was lightning and thunder in some parts o

[applause] as a result of al gore not becoming president of the united states... holder: mm-hmm.ehart: you toyed with the idea of running for mayor of washington. holder: i did. capehart: first, why? holder: mm-hmm. capehart: and there's a part two. holder: well, you know, i--this is a city that i love. i thought that there were things that i could contribute, given the relatively unique experiences that i had as a judge, as a u.s. attorney. it seemed to me that the potential of the city was untapped. all of the potential of the city had been, uh, untapped. i'd made, um, friends, relationships as--especially as--as u.s. attorney, that i thought i might be able to convert into some good policy and be a force for effective change. i--i was really intrigued by--intrigued by that possibility. capehart: there's one person you talked to in particular who, um, killed the idea. holder: yeah, my lovely wife, um, who said, i thought interestingly, that she would vote for me and that she thought that i would be a good mayor, but she said that i would be serving as a single man. [laughter] c

[music playing] sara gore: i'm sara gore, and this is open house. this week we're all about properties that have been styled to sell. we're with designer tony engro in honolulu at one of his newest residential projects high over the pacific. kelly bein shows off a chic park avenue palace in the sky, plus kashani pereira takes us inside a mediterranean style villa in the hollywood hills. but first we joined two of the biggest stagers in the business, meredith baer and cheryl eisen showing off their newest projects in manhattan. cheryl eisen: we've decorated this home to be a lavish ode to new york luxury. follow me, and we'll take a closer look. [music playing] sara gore: welcome to open house. today's show is all about homes that were styled to sell. we joined some of the biggest names in design

it was before al gore invented the internet. it was very in history. is covered by the old testament rather than the new testament. but i went out to customers. tell you story to show you how small business works, it's people. the matter how much digital bf, people is what makes businesses. so what i did is identify the company to be a first customer i went to a delicatessen every morning for close to a year about two cups of coffee and two cups of tea to go. one with milk and one without. i went into the company, merrill lynch and i walked down the halls in those days there is no security locked down the hall so it see somebody in their office in the morning reading a newspaper and i just barged in and said excuse me, trying to build the relationship at merrill lynch i'm trying to build a relationship and i bought you a couple coffee some people didn't like and say i only drink tea. facet all i have to pray the bottom line is about relationships in the final day when we almost and get the business chamber and of the board was walking by was in a meeti

over gore. gore. blueprint we're. going to go through in this live global government the government deserves going to. its own laws and the calls. these five previously unreported range of most of the mass graves have been uncovered in myanmar that's according to the associated press un special rapporteur has called for a fact finding mission to be given access to the sites where the six hundred ninety thousand fled me and ma since a military crackdown was launched in august last year the f.b.i. is questioning the accuracy of a secret congressional memo which accuses it of abusing its surveillance powers to target the campaign during the twenty sixth year in presidential elections the memo was written by top republicans and members of the house intelligence committee devoted to partially release it on monday democrats fear the document may be an attempt to undermine the poor into alleged russian election meddling. more than a thousand miners in south africa stuck underground after a storm not thai power the beatrix go

al gore has been wrong in every one of his productions.'s sit down and have a scientific discussion did let's have a red team-blue team briefing where we look at the science. there are thousands of scientists saying the world is not going to and because of co2. co2 is an inherent part of our atmosphere. we are not going to die because of that. folks like al gore, who is not a scientist, claim otherwise. i disagree with him. let's have a debate. john, california, independent. iller: i am calling because disagree with what you just said two seconds ago. climate control and all that stuff, are you a scientist, out of curiosity? guest: i am not. are you? caller: you should read some of the science stuff. i happen to be a scientist from caltech over 20 years. what you are saying, it is real, i'm afraid. i have read a lot of paper, , abe thousands of scientists couple thousand against 100,000. i agree the world is not going to end. host: mr. quarles camp, let's let the desk mr. huelskamp, let's let the color finish. then i will let you respond.

kron four met with sonoma county supervisor james gore monday concerning the report. gore. in total one hundred thousand people were evacuated during the days of the wildfires push through the county - 42 people lost their lives, 8900 homes destroyed. gore says it is impossible to say if a better system could have lessened the damage or saved lives, but he is determined to improve on the current system. the actual cause of the fire is still under investigation by california fire. in santa rosa, te the supreme court said today that it's staying out of the dispute over daca -- or the deferred action for childhood arrivals program...at least for now. catherine heenan is here with more on its decision...and why the white house is disappointed.. (catherine) the white house was hoping to move things along by getting the supreme courtto quickly review a lower court decision..... one that blocked the government's effort to end the program. but the court isn't going to deal with daca now at all...although that doesn'trule out action on the issue later. the decision means that the ob

borrow money using the oil as collateral circumventing laws that demand legislative approval from gore was and many observers are skeptical that the solution to be managed by authorities like the central bank whose policies helped create venezuela's woes in the first place. and that's your business thank you so much for watching. cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut cut. cut cut cut cut. cut cut. me take place personally your wedding with all of the wonderful people and stories that make the game so special. for all true fans farley's blake on more than football online. w true diversity place. where the world of science is at home in many languages. on the top of that i've been wondering for me. now a top of our innovations magazine for in shock some of us from every week and the only solution to the future on t w dot com of science and research for any show. happy birthday in good shape returning ten things to you and you can leave this amazing think nice backpack and if you want to know what's inside needs visit on the web comic books to turn into the most favorite homeland until

next after beating al gore it could be a frosty friday night encounters are being wide see became the latest seem to climb into second place in the wondrous league junior way courtesy of goals from obama cano and now the cato on either side of half time it's the first time the red bulls have picked up two wins on the trot since october fifth lifted pozen total size into second place but for how long. that's one of many questions we're going to get an answer to as we bring you all of saturday's action in the bundesliga coming up league leaders by the music we're hoping history held against a team that had beaten the record meister in seven years. and in dortmund the spotlight was on marco royce who was hoping for a happy return against hamburg and his first appearance of the season. hello and welcome to the bone to sleep here on d w i'm at home we're going to start at the top of the table where my music fans were in high spirits ahead of taking on child on saturday night why well byron have done nothing but when their last eight games in the bundesliga walsh alka have picked up just tw

gore if the wea system had been used, could it have saved lives in this case?he said that's speculation but sonoma has to do better moving forward. sam brock, nbc 6 news. >> our coverage continues on line at nbcbayarea.com. there you can find all investigative reports about the north bay wildfires and the fallout since. >>> another campus, another protest, this time on the peninsula. this morning you're looking at students at gunn high school in palo alto adding their voices to the national movement of gun violence. we're joined at a gun center where a protest is scheduled tomorrow. robert? >> reporter: organizers want participants who traditionally haven't been invited to this type of forum before. gun dealers, health experts and young people not even old enough to vote. >> give teachers more money not more guns! >> reporter: more than 100 students in palo alto joined the collective youth around the country showing support for their fellow students in florida and demanding gun violence be addressed. >> it could have been any school. it's not necessarily a scho

we certainly are for energy freedom and have been the principle opponent to al gore and his movement. we'll have a panel talking about that and also talking about tax cuts. i'll be on a panel later on that and also promoting more of our health care freedom ideas. we need more access to health care not government control. that will be a topic of discussion and what we are doing in state after state to expand access to health care which i think both the left and the right do agree on. host: congressman would you ave voted for the tax cut? guest: absolutely. on the flip side i wouldn't have voted for the big spending bill. that remains a problem going forward. host: what about the concern numbers that show the tax cuts would add to the nation's deficit? the headline in the "new york times" "republicans have forgotten they hate deficit." >> the problem is the spending not the revenue side. revenue continues to grow. we need to bolster this economy and tax cuts have done that. also, the dereagan la tri efforts of scott pruitt and others in the administration have a tremendous economic boos

it was not al gore who invented the internet. it was to defense advanced researches projects agency. so all these things are military encourages technology, and technology encourages the military. we're seduced by it. one of my favorite pictures is a picture of the apple store in new york city when a new iphone comes out, lines a mile long. you ask people why they're there? because there's a new iphone. just because. we're seduced by it. robert oppenheimer, the father over the atomic bomb, said we were just seduced by it. we worried about it after we did it. and marine general james mattis, who used to be one of my heroes, often said to his soldiers, you have to forget about technology. you have to be able to operate on your own. he's not saying that anymore. we have a largest defense budget in the world. larger than the next eight countries combined. and we are the largest proliferator of weapons in the world. twice as much as russia. so war is different. we all know that. terrorism, guerrilla warfare, cyber warfare, intrusion i

in 1974, when al gore was still at law school, the swedish prime minister palmer was says claim change would be the biggest issue at the end of the 20 in century. swede, at the country the progressive left wants america to be, the welfare stair, the social engineering, foreign policy based on moral preen, the longest period of one party rule in any western democracy. a social democratic party claiming direct lineal descent from -- a policy bernie sanders wants the democrats to be. in 1971, the london observer scan naveon correspondent, wrote a book on sweden called "the new to at that time tareans." he argue thing he swedish democrats were pioneer a new form of soft totalitarianism. when the social democrats formed this first government in 1921 gave them political system, he says, documented to the swift enactment of the intentions of the centralburg case, the legislature is weak, the executive strong, and for centuries real power has laid in the government administrative machine. does that sound at all familiar? sounds to me very mush like what barack obama's state wanted to become. t

gore itch and mark. kept all three points. who now move up to seventh and are one step closer to the european places. well bloodbath hosted leipsic on saturday with both teams in the race for a top four sport and with it champions league qualification leipsic had picked up just one win from their last seven one does make it games but an unbeaten record against god back but it well for a change and for change. the bulls headed into the game thinking that their rights had to come to an end and from the get go they charged a glove past offense bruma testing the phones reserve keeper to be a simple early on. both sides game plan was to slowly break down the opposition but neither team showed much creativity as the injured rafael looked on from the stands. up with a better side is the second half began and they created their best chance of the day but putting cameron and lost into couldn't convert. checking fired his team on from the sideline but it was leipzig you grabbed the game by its horns creating chances and putting the host

with nasser she refused and then more graves lunged toward nasser as you saw there he was tackled by gore words or phrases hundreds of years in prison for carrying out decades of sexual abuse on members of the u.s. gymnastics team. police reinforcements several arrived in the french port city of kabul a after fierce clashes broke out on thursday night between migrants more than twenty people were injured at least four are in critical condition with gunshot wounds serves as a gateway to britain and many migrants camped out there in hopes of stowing away in trucks that are bound for england. desperate migrants pitted against each other. in this case africans mainly from eritrea versus afghans. the most serious fighting broke out at a food distribution center shots were fired but it's unclear by whom one man told the w. there are tensions over access to people smugglers who arrange passage through the channel tunnel to england that appears to be fueling group rivalries the need to grow as a. place if you see black people he said go buggies our area but this is an inference we don't know how.

did not to be appropriate, i think it was worded, who the hell gives a damn what muhammad ali and gore vidal think about vietnam? obviously that had come up. the second brilliant part of his reaction was we cannot really air that as the first show because of that. we are going to air it is the second show. i seem to remember saying are you going to be like this all along? wince.y agent they did that. they did a second show that was nice. they aired the second show first. it got mildly enthusiastic reaction. then they aired the first show the second night and reviewers were reviewing the entire week. almost everybody said about the showd show, the cavett really found itself on the second show. [laughter] >> i was sure that the man who had been making -- who had been waiting backstage got a copy of that. there were other kinds of troubles that i would not have gotten on and didn't on pbs. one involved that lovable old , ande, the john lennons that was big and the ratings were big and that was nice and they even came back. john, when i met him a week earlier, i said why you want to do thi

he'd like to have more blood, more gore, have rape. thought we toned it down and made a better movie. he suggested that we do it up in the woods. he helped me find some of the locations. we found the cabin. >> that cabin used in the movie happened to be in the ch chathoochie national forest. >> when the movie is being made he's animated but interesting. >> he's not a loner. >> he's a loner. he's a psycho path. he's a sociopath. he's always doing something a little bit wrong, but all my clients, they do that too. >> it sound like you're talking about kind of a charming guy. >> he was charming. he was personable. she w >> which are all skills you need to be a successful conman. but the lawyer and movie producer had a falling out with hilton over, of all things, a dog. >> dogs seemed to be important to him? >> he wound up with my dog. >> what do you mean? >> i had a dog, a nice little golden retriever. we had him in the back yard. all of a sudden i i come back one day and the dog is done. gary took the dog. as their profile of hilton beca

the us that i have on hand al gore's first whatever i am there are some of. the i'm. just. cut. out of where we are now as far as i'm aware. and i was told when. i will play a. metaphor. there my i was. well we're arming. that guy will read them what am i. what i meant was this. this is deja vu news live from berlin life times suspensions reversed for dozens of olympic athletes accused of doping twenty eight russians have had their olympic lifetime bans revoked by a sports arbitration court they're cleared to compete in next week's winter games also on the show. that of the f.b.i. clashes with president trump over a controversial memo due to be released today by the white house republicans say the document shows and bias in the justice department democrats say has been doctored. and getting ready for takeoff the german asteroid alexander gas goes through his final preparations for his next mission into space a reporter sees how he's coming along before he blasts off. i'm brian thomas' a warm welcome to the show thirty nine russian athletes have successfully overturned their life

bob olstein: al gore rhythms, electronic trading. -- algorithms and electronic trading.e. it's 6% already. maria: first the broad ma -- the broad macro environment. the jobs report friday. 200,000 jobs. higher rates and a market sell-off. bob olstein: the market sell-off is fine. the market got ahead of itself. some of those values we sold. when they how much and down from our value we sell them. then we are sitting there with our hand folded waiting for more value to show up. we are having a little trouble finding value at this point. though we are 87% invested. maria: when are you going to start putting that cash to work? bob olstein: right now we are probably finding some stocks. we'll talk about three or four of them later. we are always buying and selling every day. but if you are a value investor, how could you not turn over when there is a deviation between the stock price. we spend a lot of time look at stock prices. how many people go in there and rip the statements apart. it's not a horse race. it's about accumulation of wealth. maria: i like the way you do it,

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sonoma county supervisor james gore says, the people deserve better...nd that emergencies require playing all your cards. "...you have to put everything on the table in an emergency situation. and if you don't put all on the table you are managed emergency through risk aversion which is not effective."(pam) gore says, it is impossible to say if a better system could have lessened the damage or saved lives, but he is determined to improve on the current system. the actual cause of the fire is still under investigation by california fire. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at san francsico. kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrencelawrence karnow: a nice storm brought steady rain to the bay area this morning with some places receiving over an inch of rain on the mountains. rain turned to showers with isolated showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. you can see the storms on doppler. the heavy downpours will diminish through the night. on the satellite you can see the core of the low press

invest gores got word that higher wages could cause inflation sending the dow plummeting, 2.5%, the worsttock market since president trump took office. >> an angry father took control today during the sentencing of former sports dr. larry nasser. randall margrave lunged at nassar and has been to be restrained. his three daughters were victims of sexual assault when he worked at the gymnastic club. later he apologized and tried to focus on the case. >> the survivors and victims are the most important now. my daughters are a part of that. i appreciate and thank all of the survivors for what they have done. >> the judge decided that margraves should not be punished for his actions. he thanked her for her leniency. >> let's go to cecily tynan for the weather for the weekend. >> this is going to be a busy place sunday night. earlier this evening, bruce newman captured this shot of the skyline glowing in eagle green and behind it orange and yellow of the sun set. plenty of cold air, philadelphia, 21. allentown, 16. trenton 18, cape may, 23. wilmington, 19. the winds have diminished since earlie

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kushner says that his business dealings never came up with gore cov.hat all of his meetings with russians were nothing to worry about. >> i did not collude with russia nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. >> your bank says it was a business meeting. > but gore cov's bank implied that the meeting with kushner was about business referring to kushner as the head of kushner industries. robert mueller's team has expressed interest in kushner including his role in the firing of james comey. >> can you say whether you aware of anyone who advised your campaign had contacts with russia during the course of the election? >> investigators still have many questions for the president's men. >> how many times do i have to answer this question? >> the collusion question. >> i have nothing to do with russia. >> is not closed. >> to the best of my knowledge, no person that i deal with does. >> mr. trump -- >> when we return -- >> i have no dealings with russia. i have no deals in russia. >> but donald trump has made money with russians. >> i paid 40

they're letting cars through in the gore point.ll chance that you could get through or a small area that you can get through. i'm not seeing a lot of slow traffic here. >>> hi everyone. contra costa county fire just tweeting out this helmet cam video. i want to push play for you here. let me zoom in. this is what they saw when they were battling a fire at an apartment complex in martinez. let's watch it one more time. either from sunday morning or the one that reignited overnight in the same exact place. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is on scene with more on this. it was deja vu for fire crews, amy. >> really scary situation, jessica. tp did happen twice here. firefighters had left the morning. that shows they're confident it's not going to happen again. this was the second one. the latest fire started at 1:25 this morning. this is a condominium complex on eastgate lane in martinez. it didn't take them long to get it out. just about 20 minutes. no one was in the building at the time. and no one was hurt. but it was kausd. it w

day when you know you've really accomplished something i'm tired but happy and now i know why the al goreis one of germany's favorite holiday regions especially in winter. a very and when to wonder. if there's chicken special edition takes us to germany's highest mountain. yeah i was pretty fin three thousand meters off but i wasn't going to stop nicole girlish from venturing apia. charming painted houses and snow capped mountains i mean the bay area on my way to the super. today i'm going to check out stroll germany's highest mountain and gorge all of it in and around one of the country's most popular destinations for winter sports. but the thing i'm most excited about is right behind me the new cable car will take me to the top note. here i am at the foot of the visit excited to board the brand new cable car which went into operation in december twenty seventeen. the new state of the art cabins can hold up to one hundred twenty people it's hoped that this will reduce waiting time in line especially on the weekend. and in just ten minutes we reached the summit at a breathtaking two thous

over thaw is located over there it's the winter sports center of the al gore region in southern germany. perfect starting point for discovering the area i want to go up the mountains and of course come down in one piece i'll be on skis and on the snow by i look forward to lots of nature at ventures galore. post-office mediæval origin. and. now attracts over two million overnight guests every year i want to know what draws them here. bush knows guaranteed because it's so beautiful the skiing is fantastic it's just a lot of fun here. because of the snow and i want to show my girlfriend. the first tourists arrived here in the late nineteenth century. all of us all full fishley as a therapeutic climate it's a quality seal in germany given to places with among other things a certain air quality and spa facilities. the local history museum is set up in an x. farmhouse where visitors can learn about the area. and marvel at the big leather ski boot in the world. you can also find out how ski first came to a bus stall. and skiing is the reason i'm here. cold feet. it's been over ten years since

. >> don't gore get to join us for "action news" at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >> now for rick williams and the entire "action news" team i'm sara bloomquist have a great afternoon. >> announcer: time for mardi gras! ♪ that's right. grab some beads and get ready to party, because we're taking you to "chew orleans" for a far-out fat tuesday! michael's kicking things off with a delicious twist on a classic. then, leave room for dessert because we've got a sweet treat that'll blow your mind! plus, it's a february first as clinton and carla get their dance on in a swinging way. >> we're going to be dancing in front of people? >> i think so. >> like a recital? >> announcer: and it all starts right now on "the chew." ♪ [ "when the saints go marching in" playing ]

indian capital delhi there are several sites dedicated to the memory of the man to whom the poet to gore gave the name mahatma greats. this somebody this site where gandhi's body was cremated on a funeral pyre of sandal wood in accordance with hindu funeral custom. the national gandhi museum and house converted into a memorial museum after gandhi was assassinated on its grounds. every day krell to visit his flock there from all over the country bengal and kerala pradesh and money poor. many indians rich or poor still see it as their duty to make the pilgrimage and pay homage. to the atmosphere feels more like a temple that museum. one room has a series of die rama's depicting key scenes from gandhi's life. visit his remove their shoes to approach the spot where the mahatma fell to the assassin's bullets. photographs gandhi's meager personal belongings his notebooks walking-stick letters even his blood stained clothes everything related to the life of the father of the nation has been preserved. when one hundred times had gandhi was born in eight hundred sixty nine india was firmly under

so if you do bush versus gore but at the end of the day there is enough precedent of the legislaturen't be completely independent with that stay application. [inaudible] >> the follow-up question is do i agree with other people in the blogosphere who gave significant that justice alito didn't give that response but i don't. i'd think this is the kind of case with this stuff at stake with the argument maybe not quite as implausible as people think and taken into consideration. >> has been referred to the full court? >> i don't think that is set yet but that is entirely possible. >> but it issues the merits opinion it is now they have the order but have not written the opinion yet. certainly is not relevant to the stay application. >> so you mean if the court does take it up? >> what does it mean if they granted us stay? there are five justices who think the argument is substantial the standard requires them to make that determination there is a likelihood that it would be reversed so that does mean a lo lot. >> so if there is a theme that they call the shadow docket decisions in the e

we've got cloudy skies over new jersey and the rest of the area, so the temperatures goring to hold inhe 20s. lumert eber lumberton. 21 degrees. 21 degrees in princeton. but the temperatures break. in the 40s in philadelphia and suburbs and lehigh valley. now, you might see a few snow flurries, maybe snowshowers in kutztown, we'll see that on the radar. part of the area going to stay completely dry. we'll get that afternoon sunshine that warms into the 40s in new jersey. the shore, 45 degrees in atlantic city. and mid-40s in delaware, too. that snow, you see most of it falling outside of our area. and we'll get some snow this morning, but it's just glancing berks, lehigh and northampton county. just a flurry or two. and that's not a problem for us. this, hour, is going to team up with that and tomorrow morning got warmer weather, this is the hour-by-hour for tomorrow. look at the snow in reading and pottstown. that's 5:00 in the morning. look how it spreads through new jersey and the suburbs to start with. but as the day goes on, in fact, we'll see a nice warmup to snow. it will change

i'm sara gore, and this is "open house." this week is all about eye catching design from coast to coast. we are stopping by the hamptons to tour a grand country house filled with fun surprises. we check out a unique and historic brooklyn home with preserved original details. and we're heading to a desert paradise in nevada. but first luxurious living in beverly hills style. there are gardens, and there are gardens. and this is a garden. welcome to "open house." so right now i'm coming to you from an elegant home overlooking new york's madison square park. the 30 foot entry gallery draws you into a wide open great room. floor to ceiling windows hold iconic views

people in washington, including president gerald ford, president george bush senior, vice president al gore, and almost every single speaker of the house. he's cut hair in hospital rooms, before inaugurations, and even for foreign presidents and ambassadors. joe grew up in italy and came to the united states in 1952. he served as an italian translator with the american air force during the korean war. along with an honorable discharge, joe received his american citizenship upon leaving the army. came to d.c. and held a number of jobs before cutting hair in the house. even worked construction on the rayburn office building. immigrating from italy, joe is so proud of his american citizenship. growing number italy joe was first introduced to america when american troops flew over his town during world war ii. he they would get so close to the town he even made eye contact with the pilots flying those planes. when american troops came through his city, joe remembers waving a small american flag along with his family welcoming them to his hometown. after serving with the air force in 1955, he jo

. >>> a warning tonight from authorities in southern california after a buffalo gored a man. this happened last night as the man was sitting on a log on catalina island. the buffalo was grazing nearby and as it came closer he tried to move but the buffalo charged him. he was treated and air lifted to the hospital. buffalo are common and roem freely on the back side and don't usually charge at humans. if you see one, be careful. >> at 6:00, it's a bird, it's a plane? no, it's a giant inflatable chicken of course. you might have noticed this sailing around the bay this weekend. what it was doing here and the message organizers hope to convey. >> i'm larry beal at the nba all-star game, some are concerned they haven't been playing at a championship level. what do they say about it? >> why the warriors reversed course and plan to let a group of talented children see an upcoming game for free. >>> coming up later at 11:00, do the crosswalk buttons in your community do anything? michael finney has been looking into that and shares surpr you could generate your own energy, at home.