or green bay that he's most proud of. it's what he did here in salisbury, maryland, that he hopes will last forever. >> everybody has a niche and my niche was being able to communicate with young children about sports. so i did baseball, flag what i wanted to do, i wanted these kids to have fun. >> reporter: brown started a youth sports league in montgomery county in the '70s before moving to salisbury in the '80s where he started the tom brown rookie league, which he ran up until last year. his daughter jessie has taken over the league. brown had one more accomplishment he's proud of. while he left the university of maryland before his senior year, he went back between winning super bowls in green bay and finished his degree. in salisbury marylanmaryland, m segraves, news4. >> great story. >> despite playing for two d.c. teams, brown says he's a green bay fan and an orioles fan. his salary as a senator was $6,000 a year. and the most he ever made with green bay is $12,000 a year. remember back in the day all those guys h

some of you need to move to green bay. so they lost. 77,000 votes in pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan had change. mr. clinton would be president. and then the headlines would be although america rejects racism and misogyny, etc., etc., the population didn't change at all. you just get these different headlines. so the democrats have their problem. they lost an intersection. . we lost the election by 77,000 votes. so there is going to be the fight. and i'm looking at the less. and the governor of monday and other people in the democratic party who ano, no, we've got to be more sen crist sm were that's a normal fight. that's not going to be particularly easy but think of the -- think of what happens when donald trump's gone from the republicans. what are they as a party. they don't know. they're sitting there. they're a whole bunch of people. lower taxes, more freedom, blah, blah, blah. and they're thinking donald trump. they're waiting because they want to pass the agenda. but he's not a republican in and ordinary sens

in of you need to move to green bay and so on. votes --ost by 77,000 77,000 votes in pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan had changed, mrs. clinton would be president and the headlines would be america rejects racism and misogyny, etc. the votes were the same, you just get these different headlines. democrats have the problem that they lost the election and their problem is they lost to the election by 77,000 votes. so then there is going to be the fight exactly as you expressed between the left, bernie sanders and in the governor of montana. other people are saying we have to be more centrist. that is a normal fight after an election. that is not going to be particularly easy, but think of what happens when donald trump is gone from the republicans. what are they as a party? they don't know. they are now sitting there as a bunch of people that believe in things -- lower taxes, more freedom, and they are thinking donald trump -- they are waiting because they want to pass the agenda, but he is not a republican in the ordinary sens

the obama administration, if that's your value system w you want to take that first. >> move to green bay. >> good answer. glad i handed that to you. >> as a wise man once said. it's hard because we're in the bay area and our people are so -- our congress people, it's not like we can go out and root for a more liberal member of congress or liberal member of the senate, there is some limitation to what are the grass roots things we can do. the best thing you do is donate to organizations that you feel are under threat, places like planned parenthood, aclu who reflect your values, but in the bay area, there's not a lot of door knocking. we're going to be able to do to get any further left. they're going to saw us off and send us into the ocean. marching, of course -- it seems that trump does respond and he is interest ed -- big events happening. i think it really hurt his feelings, frankly, to see the massive turnout for the women's march and marches elsewhere. i know, but if that's what you want to do, get on out there. because i think it does matter the size and the numbers of people who

>> move to green bay. >> good answer. i'm glad i handed it to you. >> as a wise man once said -- it's hard. because we're in the bay area and our congress people it's not like we can go out and root for a liberal member of congress or member of the senate. there's some limitation to the grass roots thing we can do. you can donate to organization you feel are under threat. planned parenthoods who respect your values. they are going to saw us off and can send us into the ocean. marching is seems that trump does respond, if there are big events happening, it hurt his feelings to see the massive turn out for the women's march and marchs elsewhere. if that's what you want to do, get on out there. because i think it does matter, the size and the number of people who show up. those would the two things i would advise. >> i agree with all of that. watch the republican party. watch what they start to do. when if there are people do diagnose t doing the thing you want, write them. they should do something about that because those p

>> moved to green bay. [laughter] >> that i handed back to you. >> the wise man once said. it is hard because we are in the bay area and our congresspeople can go out and work for a more liberal member of congress or a member of the senate. there is some limitation to what we can do. the best thing you can do is donate to organizations make you feel are under threat but in parenthood, aclu, it better that reflect values. in the bay area there's not a lot of doorknocking. they are going to saw a soft and sadness in to the ocean. marching of course seems that trump does respond and is interested in numbers, so if there are big events happening, i think it really hurt his feelings frankly to see the massive turnout at the women's march and merchants elsewhere. if that's what you want to do, get on out there. i think it does matter the size and the numbers of people who show up. those of you that two things. >> i agree with all that. i would say watch the republican party. watch what they start to do. and if there are people doing the thing you want, write them, encourage them.

i'm a green bay packer fan. so i never give up a dream. by the way, two entilements are being reformed with repeal and replace. that's two entitlements right there. just this spring. so we are well on our way to reforming entitlements by repealing and replacing obamacare. that's a pretty darn good start. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> there you have it.

so we'll start now with emily calling in from green bay, california. good morning. caller: yes. well, i think so far things are pretty good. they're working the way i want them to. and i wanted to make a quick comment on the immigration point. i don't know if americans are aware that there's an hidalgo treaty. this hidalgo treaty is that the mexicans own california. now, here in california, our governor wants us to secede from the union. and so we're having complications. also that president obama in the last 17 days in his presidency changed the law on secrecy and privacy of the american citizens so that more intelligence agencies were added and people are being listened to without protection. they're breaking the law. that should be checked by the american people. but as far as the president trump, he has been left with six wars. he's been left with a $20 trillion -- obama spent 10 trillion more in addition to all the presidents we've ever had. and also as far as his wealth, no one asked george washington to get rid of his -- he was worth billions of dollars in today's world -

ahead of it pockets of heavy rainfall, green bay, mill valley, timberon all getting soggy. it's a soggy drive on 880 out of oakland through hayward, union city and fremont. we are seeing more yellow which is steady rainfall. just hours ago it was just a smattering of green and now we get more yellow and orange. january started off with 12 consecutive rainy days. february we will start this month with 10 consecutive rainy days. let's look outdoors, we are cloudy and wet in san francisco. 58 uniform temperatures everybody in the upper 50s. we will stay in the 50s overnight if anything temperatures may go up. 56 fremont, 53 fairfield, 54 napa. snow in the sierra above 8000 feet. 2 to 4 feet of additional snow and as we mentioned an avalanche warning is in effect. if you follow this layer of cloud cover it goes back to hawaii and atmospheric river, a tropical rainfall pouring into the bay area tonight and tomorrow beginning at 11:00 tonight lasting beyond the morning rush with a steady soaking rain. in the afternoon we begin drying out north to south. 1:00 santa rosa is done bu

as a wise man once said, move to green bay. it is hard. because we are in the bay area and our congresspeople, it is not like we can go out and root for a more liberal member of congress or senate, so there is some limitation to the grassroots things we can do. to some degree the best thing you can do is donate to organizations you feel are under threat, planned parenthood, the aclu, etc. in the bay area, there's not a lot of doorknocking to get any further left. off and going to sauce send us into the ocean. marching of course. it seems that trump does respond and he is interested in numbers and bigness of crowds. i think it really hurt his feelings, frankly, to see the women'sturnout for the march and march is elsewhere. [laughter] >> i know, but if that is what you want to do, get out there. it does matter, the size and the number of women's march and march is elsewhere. [laughter] people who show up. those would be the things i would advise. >> i agree with all that. the republican party. watch what they start to do. if there are peopl

. >> new on "action news" a winter warmup led to a frightening situation from green bay in wisconsin.river of a vehicle ventured out onto the ice but the warmer weather led to that scene. not thick enough to get over anymore. rescue crews had to set up a special trying get the vehicle out of the water. the driver was not hurt. and with the warmer winter crews say that scenes like this are becoming a lot more common. >>> and there are drive through restaurants and even pharmacies but how about this a funeral so many getting in on the business. we can tell you what you can now drive through to do when we come right back. >> ♪ >> new on "action news" a funeral home in that memphis tennessee is offering drive through services so you can say all right final goodbyes from the seat of your car. owner ryan bernard says he got the idea from a funeral home in california. his main goal is to make it more convenient for families who are already dealing with losing a loved one. the service is free for customers with funeral packages. bernard says the viewing would be only during visitation hours a

we have one more call to get you and that is betty from green bay, wisconsin. >> thanks for taking my call. i look at the big picture concerning steve bannon. people from as many the voice of america, it goes to 120 countries, 16 languages. there was a board of six people that takes care of this. fired andthey were two 20-year-olds are taking care of what is being out -- put out to these countries. that scares me. you can fact check this and it is true. what's the point, why did they do it and i think steve bannon did this. he is a self-proclaimed lennini st which means tear down the country and make it the way you want it. i think people should be aware of our freedom of beach and not -- freedom of speech and not to take it away from us. this is scary because this started in world war ii and it show andbiased reel now it is republican. thathad heard some chatter after -- and there were rumors that donald trump was buying some sort of media venture or television network in the event he lost an election. was what people were calling it and there was some it might become the outlet for

. >> wednesday was a pretty extraordinary day, we saw green bay, wisconsin, hit 65 degrees.armest winter temperature ever recorded there. there have been quite a few all time record highs this week. now an abrupt end. we have winter storm warnings, blizzard warnings out for parts of same areas that have seen all this warmth all week. that snowstorm from this morning stretching through friday across the plains into the midwest. and a pretty nasty return to winter. we're talking about potential blizzard conditions, winds gusting over 40 miles per hour and potentially over a foot of snow in northern iowa, southern minnesota and stretching across parts of wisconsin. jumping right back into it. at the same time, look at all the record temperatures, warmth, 70s and 80s. to the east side of that storm today, on friday, many more record highs will be set. 70s right on up to the great lakes. and in that warmer air, on the east side of our storm on friday, this is where we could see severe weather, strong thunderstorms, producing damaging wind gusts and isolated tornadoes possible. in

the february thaw is causing the frozen green bay to start to give way. recovery unit has a pontoon lift that raises the truck into the air and once it's lifted high enough to clear the ice, the vehicle is then towed to shore. they're saying lots of people think this time of year you should be able to drive out there, do some fishing get to the other side. not necessarily. warmer than usual. >> a lot of times they just leave their vehicle out there all year round because it is so cold but not this year. 5:52. up next find out how you can help people from a local community win a national contest. >> also we're helping you get fit for summer. see how you can tighten up those love handles. we'll be right back. >> welcome back. you're taking a live look here at the iconic love statue in dillworth park. if you want to do something fun with your sweety take a picture today. david says beautiful weather as the day warms up a little bit and you won't be seeing it for awhile. it will be refurbished and the next time you see it it will be in the updated redone love

there is plenty to celebrate in wisconsin and don't even get me started about the green bay packers. moments like that, there's not red or blue. there's just green and gold. we all stand together. ladies and gentlemen, the state of our state is strong. wii weather's future is bright. but more work to be done. we're not done yet. i'm optimistic that the federal government will finally heed the call to provide more opportunities for us to lead the way on student success and accountable government and rewarding work. together, we can move wisconsin forward. thank you all very much. all of you here and those at home, may god bless each and every one of you, our men and women in uniform and their families and the state of wisconsin and may god continue to bless the united states of america. thank you very much. >>> president trump spoke this morning at the annual national prayer breakfast. others including -- you can see the entire event at 8:00 eastern on cspan. >>> cspan's "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. and coming up friday morning, demo

green bay at 30 degrees. normal. gets to 60 degrees.duran duran. '80s by thursday in oklahoma city. dallas makes it to the 80s by tomorrow afternoon and parts of areas of eastern new mexico in the 80s. some 30 record high temperatures possible today. that number could go up to around 50 record high potentials wednesday afternoon. all of the numbers, when you talk mid-70s in kansas and nebraska and colorado. mid to late may temperatures. we know a different story in the west. in california, san francisco, almost an entire year's worth of rainfall come down in the first 51 days of 2017. same story out of los angeles. unfortunately additional storms slated today with heavy rainfall. >>> thank you. let's get an early start on your money. the record run for the stock market set to continue. futures are pointing higher after all three closed at record highs. the market closed yesterday for presiden presidents' day. >>> one stock to watch. walmart shares are dropping in pre-market trading ahead of the earnings report. two things investors are

still highlighting green around the bay. be careful there. green sensors around most of your commute. friday, a lighter drive. this justed through mountain view, north 101. a spinout reported. that's only the second for the morning. lighter traffic. no injuries reported. should be off to the shoulder. because of the slick conditions, be careful out there as well no problem toward the bay bridge. southbound 880 through hayward, passing highway 92 continuing to the dumbarton. back to you. >>> we are continuing to watch a problem in the north bay that continues to surface. team coverage this morning. flooding a major issue for the russian river and the north bay. >> today in the bay pete suratos live along the relative to tell us when we can expect the river to actually hit its highest level. good morning, pete. >> reporter: yeah. good morning to you, laura and sam. we aring the river to hit 35.7 feet around 1:00 p.m. that put it a few feet above where you consider the flood stages. there are evacuations for folks along the russian river. sonoma

blizzard warnings expected and a pretty substantial swath of snow, several inches north of omaha and green bay. and temperatures in the 70s. for two more days. and overnight lows not even our formal high for this time of year. only 56 in philadelphia and 52 degrees in wilmington and trenton. and patchy shower possible northwest of philadelphia but the main problem tonight will be the potential for some dense fog developing again. future tracker 6 showing 11:00 tonight again some showers are possible. mainly across northern lehigh valley and the poconos and it clouds up with low clouds and fog for the morning commute and just like today. by the afternoon the clouds give way to sunshine and temperatures back up to near record warmth, philadelphia i think we have a good shot of a record high of 75 degrees, the old record 74 set back in 1985, elsewhere the records are higher than the forecast temperatures, trenton will be close they calling for a high of 73, the record is 74, the five-day at 5:00 showing a spring like day, 75 degrees and morning fog and afternoon sunshine and saturday one more day

these are actual air temperatures. 20 in green bay. chicago, 25. detroit, 39. by the way speaking of chicago it's been 70 days since they've had an inch or more of snow. that's had a never happened in chi town. it's not just us it's the entire lower 48 dealing with the unusually warm weather. atlanta ten degrees above the monthly average. dallas, 12 degrees above the monthly average. chicago, 11 degrees above the monthly average. we're 8 or 9 above average. we have a one day cold shot coming in tomorrow, high temperatures dropping into the mid 40s, monday and tuesday, all the numbers skyrocket. one and done with old man winter. future tracker 65 line of showers and thunderstorms push through the city by 5:00 p.m. into new jersey by 6:00 p.m., 7:00 p.m. the biggest concern with the storms would be the lightning and the strong gusty winds. we have winds 5,000 feet up, some of the energy could be transported to the surface. be on the look out for the storm later on. lightning winds, downpours, they will be brief. we're not concerned about tornadoic activity. we ca

green bay nice little blizzard taking place through here pushing into the southern provinces of canada. the jet stream will dive south and east over the next 12 to 24 hours and plant itself over the top of the eastern half of the united states. the good news this is pretty much a one and done type of deal. one day boom it's gone all the way up into canada. we'll see warmer weather return monday and tuesday, 3:00 p.m., upper 60s, low 70s for just about everybody. line of thunderstorms approaches, you can see by 4:30 p.m. it's knocking on the door. 4:30 p.m. it's off to the west getting into the city by 5:00 p.m., 5:15. 6:00 p.m., heavy drenching line of showers and thunderstorms. the numbers tumble behind the front. first thing tomorrow morning, we're down into the low 30s and windchills in the 2oth with this line ever showers and thunderstorms, cloud to ground lightning strikes, strong gusty winds. we could see winds in excess of 50 miles per hour with some of the these storms. downpours will be brief, but heavy. large hail we're not concerned about, that there could small hail but i d

we went to green bay last night. someone living near -- notice what looked like a large crack from an earthquake. it appears it was done because there is too much water. workers dug the saturated soil and covered the area with tarps to stop the mudslides. experts say a slight like this move slowly. and the mud starts moving it is hard to stop. they've been busy working on the oversaturated hills across marin county. >> morel the marin county is oversaturated. we're going to keep getting calls. this is going to keep going. the retaining wall companies are going to be on overload.>> reporter: with the rain people are stocking up on sandbags. red hills shopping center -- as you can see the stockpile is already gone. a lot of stores are preparing for that. a few moments ago we saw a crew checking the sewage system to make sure the drainage works off. they are on top of it in marin county. hopefully we can talk to some of these businesses opening today. a lot of them are covering their storefronts -- storefronts. they are

giants pitcher matt cain and green bay packers qb aaron rodgers are set to compete in the challenge. it is set for tomorrow at 1:00. >>> up next, the seven things to owe as you start your day. >>> one of the most incredible performances in super bowl history. the halftime, of course. >>> if you're falling behind on >>> if you're falling behind on ta the best moment to be happy... ...is the one happening right now. life. enjoy all of it. >>> 5:24. here are the seven things to know today. number one, three san francisco judges expected to decide quickly on president trump's immigration order, which is on hold right now. washington and minnesota both challenged the ban. and turn in their briefs to the court. the justice department has to respond by 3:00 this afternoon. >>> the senate is expected to vote on whether to confirm betsy devos. the person picked to lead the department of education. >>> in between strong storms but there's still a chance of scattered showers this morning. it's from the leftover moisture from yesterday. use caution if you're out and about this morning. ponding a

any team that can pound the green bay packers into oblivion like the falcons dead, is clearly the best the country. >> nice. i'm going with atlanta where i grew up. 31-24. by the way, thank you panel. today is national where red day. this day is in memory of those who have died of cardiac arrest. that is it for this special report. fair, balanced, and unafraid. the first 100 days with martha >> tonight, today sanctions really represent a very, very strong stand against the actions in iran. >> sean: cracking down on iran over eight ballistic missiles test. plus... paris strikes -- terrorists strike paris again. dr. sebastian gorka is here with reaction. 11 re rested after another liberal anti-free-speech freak out on the campus of new york university. we are in houston, texas, ahead

governor of the great state of of wisconsin do hereby proclaim january 27, 19 98 all over wisconsin green bay packer day in blue -- honor of all of you boo fans. >> awesome. but you see what i mean about sounding a little bit tipsy. our soon to be new energy secretary, the man in charge of america's nighty arsenal of nuclear weapons, he also at times has had a little touch of the "seems drunk when he's not" problem. >> that little plan that i just shared with you doesn't force the granite state to expand your tax footprint. you know what i mean. [ laughter ] like 9% expansion. [ lauger ] i love herman. is he the best? i have fun with him. he is a great and interesting guy. and thank you, herman, for helping pay for the event tonight. [ laughter ] >> who else would you rather have in charge of america's nuclear weapons and national labs but our new president picked him. but this problem, he sometimes seems drunk when he's not actually drunk, problem, it's not only a american phenomenon. in europe, in the european union there's no exact equivalent for our position of president, there's no presi

unbiassed, two weeks ago after the championship games i watched the atlanta falcons dismantle the green bay that i thought no one could beat them. i sort of realized you never want to bet against them. this is the 7th trip to the super bowl since 2001, the year you were born. i think they are ready for this. they are going to be awesome. i have to say after the break up, this was the only thing that could fill the hole in my heart coming to be here with tom brady. tomorrow at 2:30, we have a cnn bleacher report special with hines ward. it's going to be awesome. we all miss you. >> it is going to be awesome. i'm excited you're there licking your wounds. great to see you. i miss you already. >> we got to go. get out of my shot. thanks for joining us at this hour. >>> welcome to inside politics. i'm john king. thanks for sharing your day. breaking news, everywhere you look in nation's capitol, the new january job's report is a gift to the new president. more importantly, americans much more optimistic about their odds of finding work. >> 227,000 jobs, great spirit in the country right now. we'

any team that can pound the green bay packers into oblivion like the falcons dead, is clearly the besthe country. >> nice. i'm going with atlanta where i grew up. 31-24. by the way, thank you panel. today is national where red day. this day is in memory of those who have died of cardiac arrest. that is it for this special report. fair, balanced, and unafraid. the first 100 days with martha starts now. >> martha: breaking tonight, new challenges for president trump's travel ban. one week to the day after the executive order was issued but welcome to a town hall edition of the first 100 days everyone. i martha maccallum. over the past week, we have witnessed political fireworks, protests and out legal over the president's executive order. the president and his supporters argue that it's a matter of national security. some

and teresa became fast friends in college, both were photographers working at the same studio in green bay. kim says teresa had a special way with her subjects. >> she would get the smile. that was one thing, i think, that she really loved to do, was just make other people smile. >> reporter: the two stayed in touch after graduation as they launched their careers. but that would all change suddenly on october 31, 2005. kim caught a story on the local news, teresa was missing. >> investigators say the 25-year-old photographer was on assignment for auto trader magazine when she disappeared. >> and my heart juin someone i knew. >> and what do you do at that moment? >> i felt helpless 'cause you wanna just deny it. you want to try to get in touch with her. >> did you try to call her? >> i did try to text her, but -- >> no response? >> no response. >> reporter: wisconsin police quickly launched a massive search, bolstered by a team of volunteers. after two days, a big break. >> they had found teresa's vehicle on the avery salvage yard. >> reporter: tom fassbender, then a special agent with the

the sensor back to green. the bay bridge, no problems for the approach. the live shot.ant to show you the camera which gets pushed around. getting back out to our system, i want to talk about the mass transit system. ace back to full service. >> thank you very much. >> mazda recalling about 460,000 cars worldwide. they have issues with the diesel systems. >> we turn to kate rogers live from cnbc world headquarters. kate, good morning. >>> hey, sam and laura. good morning to you. wall street back on the positive track today following a mixed session wednesday. the nasdaq and s&p 500 slipping. the dow eeked out a gain for the ninth straight day. minutes from last month's fed meeting suggests they will raise the interest rates fairly soon. nasdaq falling 5 to 5860. watch shares of tesla. the electric carmaker reported a quartererly loss. tessa should expect to begin production on its model 3 car in july and ramp up in september. that means people could get their car by the end of the year. mazda is recalling cars to fix several diesel engines that could cause them to stall

spots ove snow falling, generally speaking, though, a swath of about a foot north of lincoln to green bay, the snow is winding down but this line, ribbon of thunderstorms could become severe later on today in the way of some hail and gusty winds along the highly populated i-95 corridor. timing is between 3:00 p.m. and about 8:00 p.m. tonight and see hail and damaging winds. more records expected to fall today. dozens yesterday. for the month about 5,000 record highs have occurred and here are some of the all-time records for february. 81 in louisville. 78 in columbus, ohio, even boston, 73 degrees, yes, it is february. hope you enjoyed this. co the chance for some severe storms later today in the d.c. area. this is the line we're western p.a. getting hit with some rain. the line is going to reordering west of the mountains with pockets of rainfall and wind and heavier >>> big day tomorrow. oscars in l.a. a chance for rain and they are running at daytona. >> what are they running. >> the daytona 500. >> i just loved how you said it. >> hard to understand with a southern accent. >> it comes

i'm a green bay packer fan. so i never give up a dream. by the way, two entilements are being reformed with repeal and replace. that's two entitlements right there. just this spring. so we are well on our way to reforming entitlements by repealing and replacing obamacare. that's a pretty darn good start. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> there you have it. the house speaker sort of dodging that last question. is he giving up, i believe, are you giving up your hope for entitlement reform with this budget? let's bring in our panel. he said he's a packer fan. >> he's won four super bowls. never give up. >> our panel is back with us. thanks for holding tight on that. kayleigh mcenany. let's remind you what paul ryan said about entitlements and how important it is in a budgetary process just last year to "the wall street journal" journal. play it. >> do you consider it possible to arrive at a fiscal policy and plan that reduces the deficit without touching medicare and social security or military spending? >> no, you can't. it's a mathemat

of snow falling, generally speaking, though, a swath of about a foot north of lincoln up through green bay. the snow is winding down but this line, this ribbon of thunderstorms could become severe later on today in the way of some hail and some gusty winds along the highly populated i-95 corridor. the timing of that is between 3:00 p.m. and about 8:00 p.m. tonight and we'll see probably some hail and some damaging winds. more records expected to fall today. we had dozens yesterday. for the month about 5,000 record highs have occurred and here are some of the all-time records for february. 81 degrees yesterday in louisville. 78 degrees in columbus, ohio. even boston, 73 degrees. yes, it is february. >>> good saturday morning, i'm mar lisa argen, enjoy this beautiful picture, a little bit of sunshine for you before we see scattered showers arrive over the weekend and they will be cold showers, lowering snow level down to 2500 feet. mt. diablo and mt. ma'am hamilton could see snow as well. 1 on our storm impact scale today, tomorrow, and into monday. we're looking at about 1/3 to maybe 4/1010

. >> if they do what they did against green bay, they took down aaron rodgers, same thing. >> i think deserves it. their time to shine. >> feels like the right time, feels like everything has come together. >> and it is not just this room behind me. city officials also getting in on the excitement, atlanta's mayor signed an order saying that bars can stay open an extra two and a half hours tonight. a lot of people in that crowd behind me feel like they'll spend those two and a half hours celebrating. back to you. >> and eating a lot of wings if you're at a place like taco mac in atlanta, enjoying the game. thank you, sara, great stuff. to blake now. patriots fans, can they outdo those fans that were talking to sara? what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, people are very used to winning here in boston. the patriots have had had a really great run. and tonight has the potential to be history-making for this team because if tom brady as the arterback is able to get his fifth ring tonight, that be with the most super bowl rings for any quarterback in history. this is jocelyn here. you'r

green bay packers football stadium, they have a heated field. they aren't playing in the ice bowl any more. heated runways are exactly the same thing. you see a snow forecast coming. you crank the thing on. coils underneath. there will not be a single millimeter of snow accumulation. if it hit, it will melt. so you're not going to have two feet of snow accumulating or one foot or all you need in this part of the world, three inches, that will mess things up. now why does this do it? benefit cost. the delay savings are enormous in this, right? when you have delays, they turned into cancellations. so cost you as a traveler starts multiplying through because you have to get your next flight. that can be hours or sometimes days. these are wealthy people. high value time. you can just see things toting up. cost to airlines. remember their planes are stuck there. capital isn't moving anywhere. isn't where it should be on the west coast. you put all this together and you trade that off with up-front capital cost which aren't that much. politically, tot

he said no, i'm a green bay packers fan. i would never do that but the reality is that there are some differences here and this idea that just reforming obamacare is entitlement reform is a new one that comes in the context of the president seeming to want to limit this. >> kasie, hang on. you see peter baker and my next two guests, harold ford jr. and michael waldman. we'll get to everybody. peter, we are 38 days into the presidency and people are calling for a reset, kind of interesting but do you think those of us who are going to be watching the speech tonight expect a reset or like what he said to "fox&friends" this morning where everything is fine. >> a lot of people watching to see how he decides to pivot. last year his famous line in his convention nomination speech was i alone can fix this." well we've seen now few weeks in office that you can't do everything by yourself as president. he's tried signing a lot of executive orders, some of them have gone forward, some of them have been stopped by the courts. there's a

live doppler 7, i zoomed down into the north bay and you can see it's just green right now but lurkingou've got some of the yellows and oranges so the moderate rain is developing off the coast and look it's heading up towards the north bay as we speak in fact here's a look at the golden gate bridge and notice the flag on the right is starting to unif you recall. the breezes are picking up. the first signs of this storm are moving in now. heaviest in the north bay by 7:00, for all of us at noon, for all of us outside the north bay at 4:00 and then over, the heaviest part of the storm to the 7:00. i want to keep this good news thing going so let's turn it over to alexis. >>> i'm going to enjoy this while it lasts. no major incidents to talk about. most of us still pretty dry so if you are heading out early, that is definitely the wise choice this morning southbound 680 filling in, starting to see a few brake lights through the walnut creek area. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, boy, 36 minutes right now. i think we were well over

bay area. we are the only ones around here that have it. you see the greens and the yellows that it's picking up on now. it it down to street level. it is now in marin county. 101, south of mill valley. we head of to the east bay where it is rainy as you go across the san mateo bridge and closer to union city. and we are also going to see this moving through the santa cruz mountains, south county, and all of this rain will be with us as we go through the day kind of off and on. and there will be some breaks as well. so i'll talk about that and a look at the timeline for more gusty winds as we head over to mike now. a new crash for fremont. >> that's right, kari. traffic gets more crowded around the bay. the rain coming through. hayward just north of our crab. 880. this crash relatively new heading southbound. it is slow. the stretch through fremont. in the north, we had another crash. that rain for much of the morning. now we have only one lane still open around ignacio boulevard south of highway 37. making that transition off highway 37. note that through no

bay. >> inmate adolph green was out on the pelican bay yard when our producer noticed him and asked for an impromptu interview. >> i'm flamboyant homosexual that wants to prefer to find a black girl and we call each other girls. you understand. some of the dudes around here, they call you girl, come here, girl, and this and that. but then you have those that's smile in your face and laugh at you behind your back. you walk around the track and you hear somebody call look at that punk. [ bleep ] >> green told us that those who are open about their sexuality face retribution from other inmates. >> you have people that are undercover. you got people that hiding in the closet. that's doing each other. but the minute they see somebody that's flamboyant that's out, that they don't understand, then they have something against that. and to go through this here every day, every day, where a bunch of people telling you what you can and can't do, who you can live with and who you can't live with because of your sexual preference, is wrong. because half of the ones you tell not to do it are the ones

the storms we had in january, we're good for about a quarter to a half inch in the north bay, you can see greenhere in the east bay, equating about a quarter in on our key, same thing for san jose, santa cruz mountains good for probably a half inch to close to three quarters of ang inch, going up o tahoe, we talked about improvement of the drought, the tahoe report shows a chance of snow friday, saturday, sun building in as we head into sunday's forecast. let's get into the extended real quick here. there is a break on saturday, just spotty showers possible. by sunday, a new storm system moving in at 10:00 p.m. at night keeping the chance of rainfall all the way through our monday forecast. raj, i know you wondered about super bowl sunday here in the bay area, anyone throwing any party, no big storm, but we may get a little hit and miss shower, that is about it. >> do i barbecue, how do i get the chicken wings going? a lot of decision, the guac a mole. >> i am pretty sure that is indoor. >> okay, thank you. >>> well, up next, an unforgettable night for a san jose shark, sending him to the histo

i'm a green bay packer fan. so never give up a dream.y, two entitlements are being reformed with repealing and replacing obamacare right now. two entitlements we're reforming this spring. we're repealing and replacing obamacare. i think that's a good start. thank you very much. >> bill: there is your headline right there. no evidence, ongoing investigation with regard to this russia matter on the election, but it will continue and speaker ryan also making a point of saying that they've been on this obamacare thing for some time and what he topped his remarks off with were trying to figure out how to improve access and affordability. all that is happening now on the house side in the capitol behind us. russia story is a headline. on going investigation, no evidence. >> shannon: the white house is promise to boost military spending and major cuts in other areas. more than 100 retired generals warning against that move. we'll tell you why. the future of business in new york state is already in motion. companies across the state are growing

bad for the country, but can he when he stands at inauguration and speaking to his supporters in green baysin, and pennsylvania, we don't know, bernie, they may be cheering him on along this process. >> they are. they are. >> bill: those are the people he is trying to communicate to directly through his tweets and message. >> i think you're right but i think it's a mistake. he needs to -- appealing to the people who support him, he doesn't have to do that. he was right when he said he could shoot somebody on fifth avenue and he wouldn't lose that support. he needs to reach out to the rest of america, to people who don't especially like him, but are willing to give him a chance. but if he is going to just appeal to his base, that's a big mistake. >> bill: good to have you on. bernie goldberg, thank you out of miami today. thanks for coming on. see you real soon. >> melissa: the white house says president trump will honor the one china policy. the president had previously said it was up for negotiation sparking some diplomatic friction with beijing. after what is being described as a lengthy

madison, milwaukee and green bay all hit all-time february record highs yesterday and look at this.d air is not done with us. we could see our first 100 of the season in texas. a lot dealing with the mild but don't worry, winter is coming back with a lot of wind and snow parts of nebraska, iowa, south dakota, minnesota have snow on the way and severe weather threat big tomorrow afternoon for indianapolis, detroit and over to cleveland. we'll have much more on that coming up. but, michael, we head back in to you and amy. >> thank you. i know everyone here has been waiting for the 60s. >> i have my day totally planned out. exactly, all right. >>> now to that fiery showdown over the dakota access pipeline and police arresting protesters who refused to leave by the deadline and opponents say they are not giving up their fight and phillip mena has the latest. >> reporter: ten pipeline protesters behind bars this morning. officers taking them down and arresting them wednesday for refusing to leave this north dakota campsite. >> are being forced out of our home right now. >> reporter: offi

i'm a green bay packer fan.itlements are being reformed with repealing and replacing obamacare. two entitlements there we're reforming just this spring. so we are well on our way to reforming entitlements by repealing and replacing obamacare. it is a good start. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> speaker ryan addressing, interestingly, tying entitlement reform to obamacare, which helps, for now, avoid a discussion about whether or not he and the president are on a collision course regarding that. the president, of course, says if the economy sails, in his words, it allows him an out of sorts, out of eentitlement reform. >> the argument from the house speaker is it addresses medicare and medicaid and dealing with the pryioritiepriorities. something he squarely focused on as house speaker. says he's been working on it for a year and played down the concerns they don't have this replacement option on the table. with us still, think we have our guests. doug from the american action forum. and terry hanes, the he

been issued by the national weather service for many areas, you can see highlighted in green, parts of the north bay and seen santa cruz and monterey bay. on our storm impact scale this is a strong storm it ranks a level three. downpours throughout the day, damaging winds with gusts up to 65 miles per hour, all those warnings in effect and we are going to see the heaviest rain in the next few hours. cheryl. >> frances, thanks very much. let's head to santa cruz county where the storm has a lot of people very earned concerned. a flood advisory is in effect there. lonnie rivera joins us from felton. lonnie. >> reporter: cheryl, i'm standing underneath the felton covered bridge and below us here you can see the river. this is the san lorenzo river, you can see the current is pretty strong, quite a bit of erosion, no flooding yet. now, since today is a holiday many families just came out to take a look at the river's water level. the found of felton has a rich history by having one of the oldest covered bridges in the country. in 1982 storms it damaged the history landmark, five years later it was resto