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ha ha ha ha. ha ha ha ha ha! whoa. what are all those stains? blood, urine, or semen. oh, god, i hope it's urine. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: thank you so much! thank you so much, everybody! and welcome to "the daily show"! thank you for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! our guest tonight is going to be exciting, author of "fire and fury," the book that's so huge even president trump has heard of it! michael wolff is joining us, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) but first -- but first, if this weekend's news was a drink, it would be a long island iced tea. a thousand things going on at once and still hitting you hard monday. the government shut down, unshut down, the women's march, the march for life, and we'll get into all of that. first, let's kick off with something light. you guys like tom brady? ( cheers and applause ) to be honest, he doesn't care what you think because either way he's headed back to the super bowl. >> the super schaudown, tom brady taking to

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he has a helium tank and balloons and going up next to the ceiling fan which he's going to turn on. what is going to happen? >> pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> ha, ha, haha! >> what's he up with himself? >> this is magic. >> do you hear the joy in his voice? the kids are probably not enjoying this half as much as he is. once he realizes it works, he's got more balloons. >> it's like a giant snow globe. >> how cool is that? >> i'll be honest, i'm a fan. >> i think you're going to like this one, too. these guys are on this front yard, just kicking some balls around. you see one guy is leaning on the vehicle and also distracted on the phone. as soon as he does that -- >> oh! >> -- the car he was leaning on starts backing up and when he goes back to lean on that vehicle -- >> he falls down. >> oh, yeah, that's going to hurt in the morning. >>> sometimes when you're behind the wheel, do you ever get home and think, i'm surprised i made it? or if you're a pedestrian, you say the same thing. you're about to witness one of those roadway miracles. >> whoa! >> oh, did he not stop? >> sees' nhe's not getting up. >> she is getting up. doesn't see the child coming

. >> ha ha ha. >> ha ha ha. >> dow 25,000 is a big deal. why? people that typically won't be talking about the stock market are now talking about the stock market people that haven't looked at their 401(k)'s are saying, what's going on on here, maybe they're tuning in for the first time to answer your question, what works, things that worked at the end of last year i think will continue to work they come in the form of the financials, the banks, which on a price to book i still think are cheap. these industrial names, like a boeing, like a roper, for example, have done well. i think they continue to do well defense stocks, which were on their rear end when president obama got elected the first time, have now quadrupled. you'll say they're expensive, but you look at a lockheed martin and there's tremendous potential to the upside there. >> someone watching will say, valuations are high, historically speaking, why should i buy up here at record highs? >> the argument for buying up here is we've seen global growth continue to accelerate the dow in t

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ha. ha ha ha yeah. i know. what. i mean and. the. supporters of the iranian government hold a fourth day of rallies to denounce the uprising that swept across the country and left at least twenty one dead. in the security council should not discuss the incident on issues of any country towards human rights issues we are witnessing an attempt by some delegations to bring to the attention of the security council issues that do not fully correspond with the mission of this body u.n. security council holds an emergency meeting over the situation in iran following america's request tell over the initiative is criticized by some members saying it's iran's internal issue. coming up to this hour we speak to a journalist who's published an illustrated book on daily life in war torn yemen. and members of the jewish community in france tell us they.

>> ha, ha, ha. >> i'm going i'm going! oh man!8 new jersey hall-of-fame class was announced in trenton and 16 inductees include mark and scott kelly and merle streep the actress and stevie van zandt and cake boss. the class will be inducted into the hall-of-fame on may 6th. congratulations. >> in the meantime adam joseph is here now. if you get snow it's perfect. >> it fell all day and did little damage and the roads were just wet. we'll do that thursday fight into early on friday. >> the action cam was down the shore and flakes are falling there as well with the gray sky and i'll tell you the ocean was also churned up as there wasn't a storm that developed off the coast and missed us for that big hit of snow. as we look at sky 6 hd the one thing we have going is that win you can take a look at down the parkway here in philadelphia. and see those country flags are really flapping in the wind and that wind is a good thing in a way. because it's drying out the ground and almost like a blow dryer to dry the roads out before they can

ha. ha ha ha laugh. and got him. on the show. and. welcome back to cross talk we're all things considered i'm peter remind you we're discussing the news industry. ok and i can introduce now for the program mark crispin miller here in new york he is a professor of media and culture in communication at new york university as well as author of the book fooled again the real case for electoral reform ok mark i understand you were listening to a part of the first part of the program and you already have a reaction go ahead jump in yeah i do i mean i find the conversation that i was able to hear really fascinating and i agree with with pretty much all of it i would simply comment that that it does have a slightly amnesiac quality i mean i was. pleased to hear i think it was charles trace this colu shin that we're talking about back to one thousand nine hundred nine i think you know to be perfectly honest what we're talking about here really dates back at least to november twenty second one nine hundred sixty three i mean it was with the kenn

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this girl thinks her brother has gotten a brand new cell phone >> daddy, that's not fair. that's not fair. >> ha, ha, ha! >> she's doing this full-on tantrum, but those feelings are about to take a 180, when she turns back around. [ screams ]. >> because it turns out her brother has come home. he's been gone since july, and she holds on, the rest of this video. >>> a bossy husband has managed to get under his wife's skin. >> he tells her, demands that she stop, and then this happens. >> stop on the freeway? >> why barking out orders is not the way to go on the road. >>> and time for the bouquet toss. >> dana is going to do something really, really special here. for one bridesmaid in particular. see what that something special is. >> that is not fair game. cheeks and gums. giving you the confidence of a healthier mouth. colgate total. be totally ready for life. oh mom! making them eat there favorite snack in the back seat. whatever happened to eating at the table? that's what cup holders are for. i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughsah! hey, chad! i missed you. ah! i was in the

ha ha ha! that's hilarious! >> it's important to, you know -- >> ha ha! >> really, it's important -- >> oh, man! re are you from? >> i'm choking -- >> it's okay. heimlich. >> don't get sexual, don't get sexual. >> spit it out! >> don't get sexual. >> i can't help it! >> alicia keys is taking major heat from p.e.t.a. for killing that ladybug that landed her arm during her speech. will you join the boycott of her music? >> i think we all make mistakes. but i think that that -- >> what did you feel when you saw that? >> i was very disgusted when i saw that. because she displays herself as a lover of all, but that shows her actions don't support that. >> anything you want to say to alicia keys? >> alicia, i think you should remember that all animals and people have worth. and your actions speak louder than words. >> stop killing ladybugs. you may not believe in reincarnation but others do. and that's offensive. >> who are you watching it with? >> my family, my 11-year-old daughter, my 14-year-old and 18-year-old son, and my husband. >> were they upset when she killed that ladybug? >> my 11-year-old d

allow mainland chinese law enforcement officials to operate on hong kong soil i'm afraid that if ha ha ha ha become it and other part of that china. where her case and direct link up on top by the government that there isn't and if we don't you know we're not ready for you know so i want all cost freedom prints to. come out. a march like this would be unthinkable elsewhere in china where the government cracks down harshly on any kind of dissent but with new security last proposed unlikely to be implemented next year many fear that they will not be able to express their anger or criticize the government serve openly in the future but there are those who feel beijing has hong kong's best interests at heart dozens of people held their own rally holding up hong kong and china flags they say they represent many in the city who would rather stay out of politics. people like susan kwan who has been running this two food shop for forty five years business is brisk on the first day of twenty eighteen for the sixty four year old she says hong kong people have a lot of freedom and democracy shouldn't b

ha, ha, ha. >> that is the pit my of lane johnson's personality. he is a great dude this guy. one of my favorite people on the team. honestly, if you have a bad day, he can make it better. isw uperhe is a good dude. >> you should have pulled off that look.you could have worn t >> don't know. s g you reahe the 6 abc logo. all the players seeking it out and the coach as well. that is a good thing because in this town for every star, every player there are about 10 microphones in their faces and so many in this building. there is an area of mall of america the fan galleys and where radio row is, the unique opportunity for to watch and s live broadcasts and live interviews and it's an area that is so busy. national radio and local radio and anything in between all set up there and they are from all over the country and fround the world. it's a place for broadcasters to work and a mingling spot to see professional players coming and going. and we spotted eagles fans cheering on their team and listening to radio host and former players like tray tho and mike reece he played on the 2004 team that played in the super bowl but unfortunately could not get it done for the eagles at that time. he says he is rooting like crazy for this eagles team. >> enough heart ache and pain in the city of brotherly love over the years and it's our time. and so i love that i can enjoy it from this side and don't have the anxiety for the players if the game but at the same time i wish i could get out there and give them a couple of plays. >> he would like to suit up and help out, if he could. but hopefully this team they have got it and they have what it takes to get out and get the w. >> they can get it done on their own but have fan supports. a lot of philadelphia fans are coming into the area wren here over the next several days. lets keep it real. we are competitive not just football but cheesesteaks as well. the night we arrived here i noticed the cheesesteak description at the menu at our hotel. shaved rib-eye, banana peppers and provolone on a baguette. but we found a philly guy here in minnesota how to make a cheesesteak. i said what about this cheesesteak. >> what is wrong with that? >> outside of everything? >> antonio knows cheesesteaks, in fact they are in his blood. as a northeast philadelphia transplant he grew up in his dad's cheesesteak shop slinging them. >> we had to bring it back and show what a real cheesesteak is. but frank from philly here at the minnesota campus they do. right down to the authentic rolls shipped in fresh from amarosas. and cheese wiz dripping down and the kids are here and awesome to and convey that experience to the different cities. we did a good job. >> by his own admission antonio is a pig in mud. the eagles rolling in to his home town for the biggest game of his life. and he is rolling out the green carpet to welcome the philly fans his long lost neighbors that remain near and dear to his heart. >> hopefully get a win and cheer with them. i'll be downtown somewhere watching the game. i want to see the streets flooded with green. >> yes, you can take the guy out of philly but you can't take philly out of the guy. a great character. >> i did taste test and it very good. spot on. >> all right brian, coming up at 4:30, meet a family from iowa that bleeds green and the three little boys that know a thing or two about the eagles fight song. for brian taff i'm sharrie williams. back to you in the studio. >> looking good thank you. >> meantime. kickoff your super bowl quick here on channel 6. friday night at 8:00 p.m. tune in for the preaf view live from minneapolis and tune in saturday as it builds with live reports tluts the day and on sunday. start your day with 6:00 a.m. coverage with live reports all morning long and through "action news" at noon. live pregame and west and they try to dry the ground out during the evening hours and the flakes are off the coast by 7:00 and the winds gusting up to 35 miles per hour. and again trying to dry out that ground and temperatures dropping quickly to the teens any untreated suffer as act as if they a icy side. or and snow in the accuweather and talk about super bowl weekend with the seven day coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you adam. new information about the double homicide investigation in northeast philadelphia. the shooting left a woman and her wheelchair bound mother dead. a witness is now being questioned as a suspect. annie mccormick is live now with more. >> reporter: monica, at this point no charges are filed. the homicide captain confirming this afternoon that a man that they have in there for questioning is the person they believe could be the gunman. >> philadelphia police say that a 911 call of shots fired brought them here to the 1200 block of gray street and this man recalls a knock at his door. >> they came knock on the door in a big hurry and they said do you know what happened. >> police were looking for information about the neighbors. inside they found a 66-year-old wheelchair bound woman shot in the head and a 32-year-old woman shot in the face. the woman mother and daughter pronounced dead at the scene and the 39-year-old boyfriend answered the door when second district officers arrived. >> they lived together the mother and daughter and boyfriend of the daughter, the 39-year-old we are holding for questioning at this point. >> i could have left an hour later it could have been me. i don't know how crazy this person is. >> they are not looking for anyone else at this time now with the 39-year-old in their custody. >> the investigation is developing that is where it is pointing at this point. there is work to be done yet and things to be firmed up. >> reporter: and police have not released the names of the women killed saying they are still working on notifying their family rather and that 39-year-old still has not been charged. reporting live outside of police headquarters, channel 6 "action news." back to you. >>hank you. >>> investigators have discovered surveillance video that may help them solve a sexual assault case involving a drexel university student. they say this video shows the man attacking the 23-year-old asleep in her apartment in the city 6:00 a.m. saturday morning. the victim tells police she woke up to find the heavily intoxicated stranger on top of her and was able to run away and call police when the suspect fell asleep and the man was gone by the time the police arrived on the scene. walter perez will have more coming up at 4:30. neighbors r an explosion before flames came from a row home this morning. smoke was coming from the second floor when they arrived at 5:45 a.m. and some of the home's windows were blown out. on whaave caused the blast.action news" hh care shakeup.er companies have a new plan to provide reasonably pricede options. >> and peco trucks heading to pu

ha, ha, ha. up to the northwest we go and it's cold out there the rest of the day. this is the kind of temperatures for a couple of hours ago i think really in philadelphia we are stuck at the freezing mark and down the shore milder and generally speaking mostly cloudy skies and sunny breaks and breezy and chilly and look out for icy patches on roads and sidewalks. >> a look now at stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00, the new details about the murder charge filed in connection with a university student's death. >> and if you can't get your hand on one of the underdog masks lane johnson hasanother option. the home dog t-shirts are printed. and they are all for a good cause. now for david murphy sara bloomquist and i'm rick williams have a safe afternoon. see you later this evening. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better i go with anoro. ♪go your own way♪ "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathing, chest pain mouth or tongue swelling problems urinating vision cha wh

oh, are you talking about your boyfriend's penises and everyone was like ha ha ha. >> i just thought it was like boys will be boys. >> but this is a teacher. >> yeah. >> your coach. >> your basketball coach. >> that coach john gianelli was ultimately forced to resign. the official reason was improper conduct. we recently sat down with john to discuss the allegations. >> do you remember doing any of that? >> not at all. i have a daughter myself and i have two sons who i want to be a role model for. i would never speak that way to a young lady, a lady, anybody at any time. >> at this point this isn't about what he did or didn't say it's about how the fair fax county school system made in may of 2015. she was so scared she brought a trusted teacher with her. >> i told him what i could and his immediate reaction was like i've known john for 20 years like this doesn't sound right, like just belittling me. >> did you have the feeling mr. clark took your concern and your accounts seriously or not? >> no like i -- my immediate reaction was like i'm going to get in trouble out of this. >> l

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were you surprised, because there's no near auschwitz where people go -- ha ha ha ha! killer. [ laughter ] >> let me explain myself. yeah. here's why, so they take you, and they take you on these historical trips, but they keep it all jews together, because they want you in a very emotional environment to connect with other jews, see the history and then -- >> seth: right. >> what do you do if you're 14 and just you had your mind blown by horrible things you've seen from world war ii. and you get back to the hotel and they're, like, now have fun, you know. [ laughter ] and you're, like -- >> seth: that -- yeah. >> and you go and you touch jews, you know? >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i think that's a beautiful -- i don't know if you told us more about judaism, or 14-year-olds, but i do feel like -- [ laughter ] >> but here's the difference, i have a lot of friends of different faiths, and some other faiths, they're more like don't touch. the jews are, like, touch, but with a jew, because if you don't the race will die. [ laughter ] so you have this crazy freedom, and str

ha ha ha, yay kids! >>> new at 11:00, you may wear sunglasses when it's sunny but some residents in a community is wearing them to block out overly bright new street lights. >> yeah, they catch your attention. we have the story from san rafel. >> you can see how it blinded me in any eyes. >> reporter: she said that this street light took her by surprise when one night last month, it lit up her street. >> i was upset. i was upset. because i love the night. >> reporter: she and 100 other residents have complained how bright and white the new l.e.d.s are compared to the yellow lights. >> the neighbors are noticing the different. >> reporter: this is the director of public works, he said that the city took out an $800,000 loan to pay for the street lights. so far, 2400 have been installed. he said that wherever neighbors have complained about the l.e.d.s, the city may install dimmers or light shields. >> if a light is shining back from the street light to someone's house, putting a shield behind the light will block it from going to the resident. >> reporter: while she is protecting her eyes at night with sunglasses her neighbor said he likes the new look. >> i think they are safe, i think this neighborhood is far too dark. we have had trouble with robberies and break-ins, in to the mailboxes, they are not that sgnificantly more bright than the old lights. >> reporter: the l.e.d. lights are expected to save $175,000 in yearly electrical costs. >> now, listen to this, a 12-year-old boy, 12, is under arrest for a armed robbery of a gas station in stockton. video captures the boy wearing a scarf across his face, barging in to the store, he demanded money from the clerk with a gun in hand, waving it around the clerk screamed and the boy ran off without cash. video from outside camera shows the boy roll up to the gas station on a skateboard. police were stunned at how determined this young man was. >> any time you have a case involving a young child and a gun, that is concerning. what makes this case unique is how bold the suspect was. >> this morning stockton police arrested the boy at the middle school, he had been booked in to the county juvenile hall. >> grumpy cat and her owner are smiling all the way to the bank. she cut a deal 5 years ago with a beverage company to sell a line of iced coffees. she sued them because they used the cat's image in other pro position moti -- promotions. that cat better be getting the best fish and food. >> no kidding, high living now. the gala dinner was hosted and we were at the park central hotel tonight for a night of entertainment and networking. the group celebrates diversity and promotes inclusion and breaking pairiers to home ownership for the asian community in the bay area. >> terrific evening. let's talk about the weather forecast. strange day, all kinds of weather going on. what about the weekend? >> yes, giving way to sun and normal weather? >> we will call it normal weather. hi, let's check out of the live doppler 7, we are going to dry out in time for the weekend. right now, we are going to check out what is happening. we have spotty showers on the peninsula, from half moon bay to belmont, street level radar as you notices, we go toward the east bay, livermore, and other spotty light showers. and it has been turning to snow in the hill hads above lake county. you can see the snow hour activity to the north. it's why a winter weather advisory is up for northern lake county until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. in the winter time we get snow at the higher he will er elevat. that's what we've san jose and livermorelivermoree over .10 of rain. we have had a beautiful rainbow. thank you for the pictures via twitter and facebook. i appreciate it. you can send them to us #abc 7 7 now. you will notice there was a lot of sun light, and clouds started to build, we had the cold unstable air coming in and at times we were watching those showers developing so, yes, it did turn dark all of a sudden with the downpours like you are seeing right now. those showers are winding down and the chill is settling in, meft of you in the 40s, 34 right now in clear lake. tomorrow morning when you get going. definitely bundle up. upper 20s at lake port. most of the north bay inland valleys near freezing. and it will be ch

as if the world has been pulled underneath but to be fair as well donald trump himself has welcomed these talks he's tweeted i think has of course where we find policy coming from he has tweeted that it's welcome and of course it is of course if we went on to claim credit for it actually it may be that in some ways credit is due to his charitable it may be that for example not necessarily his tough approach but he's very unpredictability and perceived irrationality not just amongst koreans but around the world among catalyze as well of course it could have contributed to this i agree with you you can look at it from totally different venues and come to the same conclusion actually it's very very interesting let me go to you in washington here a few days ago the very suggestion that the north korean a limping team would go to the south to participate lindsey graham said that should not happen and one of the interesting things that western policymakers don't give south korea much agency about their own security and i think that's again part of this wedge here i mean if the north koreans can talk to the south koreans where the problem is in that region you have the russi

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ha, ha, ha. but we thought he was kidding. >> the people we talked with also said if they knew hoxha truly intended to join a terror group they would have turned him in long ago. >>> philadelphia the top 20 as the web giant narrows down its search for housing. the city of brotherly love beat out 20 other places. >> honestly we're somewhat disappointed but we're thrilled philadelphia is still in the game. and we think we're part of the philadelphia package. >> amazon says it'll make a final choice later this year. >>> nbc 10 spoke one-on-one with philadelphia's new district attorney as he outlines his plans for the city. larry cravner says one of his main goals is hiring a bilingual assistant da to focus on immigration issues. he says his office has already replaced the prosecutors he got rid of and then some. >> at this point we have hired approximately i would say 30 new prosecutors. we've actually hired more prosecutors than we have lost during this period of transition. how's it going? i think it's going wonderfully. >> krazner tells us he feels change is needed in that office. >>> eagles find consider noise, a lot of noise to be part of the home team's field advantage, right? >> as we do. but just how loud will it be? and is it safe? fans told us if you thought saturday was loud this sunday will be earsplitting. but is that truly deafening? one tells us she believes the loud will be louder than a lawnmower but not as loud as a jet engine. >> the doctor says listening to that crowd noise over the course of the game can damage your hearing. she suggests wearing protection for your ears. sometimes you see parents with kids with the protection on. >>> now, look at this montgomery county boy. we first met 12-year-old max last wee

ha, ha, ha. but we thought he was kidding. we know someday we're going to open up the newspaper ask see you're in al-qaeda or something like that. >> the people we spoke with also say if they knew he was with a terrorist group, they would have turned him in long ago. >>> yesterday david and louisa turpen pleaded not guilty. if convicted they could face-up to 94 years in prison. they kept their kids in a quote, torture chamber where they rationed one meal a day, they weren't allowed to go to bathroom and they got to take a shower just once a year. >>> a las vegas sheriff will break his three month silence today on the las vegas massacre. stephen paddock brother took possession of his ashes yesterda yesterday. >>> police in brazil have a driver in custody after his car plowed into a crowd killing a baby and injuring at least 15 people. this was with the chaotic scene after the crash in rio last night. according to police the driver claims he had an epileptic attack and lost control of the car. >>> philadelphia is among amazon's top 20 in its search to house his second headquarters. the city of brotherly love beat out 200 other places including many other communities. and now leaders in camden which did not make the cut hope a strong rejinal tip will help bring 50,000 job tuesday the area. >> we're thrilled philadelphia is still in the game, and we think we're part of the philadelphia package. >> amazon says it will make a final choice later this year. >>> temple university football is one step closer to being played on campus. the multipurpose facility will include a 35,000 feet stadium at a cost of $130 million. university says the building will also have prime retail location. a group of neighbors, however, wants the project to fail. they say they won't rest until the project is defeated. those neighbors have been protesting against the idea for years saying it will ruin their quality of life. temple says it's working with the neighbors to address the potential impact. >>> i'm meteorologist bill henley. heading out the door you're heading into some cold air this morning. 26 degrees, but much less wind than yesterday. so we're not getting those single digit feels like temperatures this morning. we will get bright sunshine all day long, and with less wind than yesterday a quick warmup. upper 30s by lunchtime, and we'll see the 40s this afternoon. the suburbs 21 right now. 31 degrees at 10:00. that sunshine will make it feel like it's in the middle 30s. and into the upper 30s to near 40s this afternoon. the last bit of that snow will be disappearing from many lawns this morning. still a good bit of snow on the ground in the lee high valley. and that's frozen solid this morning. look at that temperature. clear sky, and calm conditions will allow temperatures to plummet this morning. but we will see a lot of sunshine, just a few thin clouds. and you'll see a quick warmup in new jersey, too. sunny and 41 degrees by 2:00 this afternoon. it's colder the shore with 22 degrees right now. but upper 30s by 10:00. low 40s with bright sunshine this afternoon. you see a nice warmup in delaware, too. dry, sunny skies and less wind than yesterday. and a wind out of the west that's going to help bring in some warmer air today. and the warming trend continues. but there's not only warm air ahead. there's some wet weather as well. i'll show you when to expect both when i come back with the ten day on ten. >> about 20 minutes before 6:00. let's get you updated on the roads including the blue route. >> hey, good morning. we're seeing an increase in volume on the roadway this morning, but no major problem spots. so that's good news this friday morning for you. this is the blue route right along ridge pike. you can see traffic moving freely in both directions there. average speeds in the 60s. if you're going northbound trying to get to 76 from there, it's only going to take you 15 minutes. only delay i'm seeing on septa is the chestnut hill running to trenton that's running about 10 minutes late. >>> on sunday fans will be getting loud at the link. still ahead the science behind the shouting, just how noisy eagles nation can get when the birds take the field. >>> americans are catching more zs. that's the good news, but are you in that group? we're joined with a professor of sleep. he'll break down the best ways to help you get that sleep. >>> don't glaze over this story. a popular doughnut chain is giving you -- get it -- the chance to choose the next sweet treat on their shelves. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >>> okay, here's some good news. americans are apparently catching some more zs. that's according to a new study by researchers at the university of pennsylvania. but more than a third of americans still do not get enough sleep. so we have one of the doctors who put this study together joining us now. >> thanks for being with us. first of all, i have to say for this crew it's hard to believe people are getting more sleep. because full dits closure we're not part of that group for sure. but why are people getting more sleep in. >> yeah, i had to get up at 4:00 for this interview as well. so i get you. we found in this study that more people -- fewer people are reading before bed or watching tv before bed, so they're willing to give up on those leisure activities to get more sleep. the other thing that we found is because of the increasing online opportunities to work, shop and bank from home, that that frees up time. you don't have to drive to those locations. and that extra time, many people use to actually get more sleep. >> that's what we were just looking at each other and said, yeah, of course. can you break down why sleep is important for our overall health? break down the health benefits. >> yeah, so there are multiple health benefits. it's very important for mood, well-being, cognitive performance during the day. but there's also studies showing that chronic sleep loss is associated with long-term health consequences like obesity, cardiovascular disease and others. it's really important we get enough sleep. and the sleep research society have concluded looking at all the evidence adults should get at least seven hours of sleep per night to improve health. >> all right, thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> well, krispe creme wants you to pick the flavor of its next glazed doughnut. four flavors you have to choose from. blue berry, caramel, maple and lemon. doughnut die hard have until january 22nd to vote online. so now it's your turn to weigh in. if you could choose the next flavor doughnut what flavor would you want it to be? i just asked that on twitter and somebody said they wanted a banana flavored one. >> broccoli, broccoli. >> no. >> because it's green. >> see, now everybody's onboard with that. >> we'll allow it this time. >> otherwise i vote for chocolate. forget those other ones. >> agree. >> don't forget your coat this morning. it is a cold start. the temperatures really have come down overnight. good thing they're not playing right now because it feels a lot like it did last weekend. many neighborhoods are in the teens and some in the single digits. but everybody is going to see bright sunshine today. and the temperatures will be much warmer than yesterday. it will be cold tonight, just not as cold as we had this morning. quaker town reporting 9 degrees. 9 degrees also in allentown. and teens in south jersey. and there are a few teens in philadelphia, too. society hill is in the upper 20s. but look at chestnut hill and andorra, and down to 17 degrees and still falling in summerton. a combination of like winds and clear skies and very dry air that's giving us these temperatures today to clock once the sun is up. 20s in quaker town. reading at 22 degrees. 32 degrees at the bus stop and low 20s in trenton. so that's our starting point. we will see plenty of sunshine. there are a few clouds off to the northwest. there's no wet weather with those clouds. and we're not going to see any wet weather until we get past the weekend. you can see the clouds building to the west. that's part of a system that's going to bring us rain. the first chance will come on monday, but really a better chance on tuesday. which means we're in great shape for the game. nice and mild for sunday. sunday evening kick off time, 50 degrees. dropping into the 40s, but it's going to be a slow cool down as clouds will be building into the area on monday. look at those winds. much lighter than they were for the last playoff game. the ten day on ten, got some warmer days ahead. this afternoon 44 degrees. 50 on saturday. a really nice day with bright sunshine. clouds building a little bit cooler on sunday. and the first chance of showers is going to come later on monday. but a steady rain is likely on tuesday, finally clearing out for wednesday. temperatures will be dipping down wens wednesday and gets colder wednesday and thursday morning. and a chance of rain, no snow, next weekend. >>> pamela osborn is in our first alert traffic center with a look at the schuylkill and some other things that may slow you down or really may help you get to work or school early. >> not a lot of problems to speak of so far this morning. now, the eastbound lanes there was some roadwork that was happening earlier this morning. but you can see all that is cleared out of the way. so you shouldn't have any trouble getting around that way. i am watching a disabled vehicle in pennsburg. i want to give you a check on mass transit. everything is looking good except one thing on septa. the chestnut hill east train is running about ten minutes late to trenton. >>> the eagles and the vikings in the nfc title game is the hotte hottest ticket around in these parts. >> and one boy from montgomery county has one of those tickets thanks to a family deal that was supposed to stay secret. we first met 12-year-old max last week. his uncle andy promised to take him to the nfc championship game if the eagles beat the falcons. the problem was max was supposed to keep that quiet. >> i said to him, max, i didn't want to tell you this before the game but if the eagles wen i'd like it take you for your 12 birthday. >> did he say not to say anything to anybody? 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has been pulled underneath but to be fair as well donald trump himself has welcomed these talks he's tweeted i think of course where we find policy coming from he has tweeted that it's welcome. and of course it is of course if we want to claim credit for it and actually it may be that in some ways credit is due to his role it may be that for example not necessarily his tough approach but he's very unpredictability and perceived irrationality not just amongst koreans but around the world among allies as well of course it could have contributed to this i agree with you you can look at it from totally different venues and come to the same conclusion actually it's very very interesting let me go to you in washington here a few days ago the very suggestion that the north korean a limping team would go to the south to participate lindsey graham said that should not happen and one of the interesting things that western policymakers don't give south korea much agency about their own security and i think that's again part of this way here i mean if the north koreans can talk to the south koreans where the problem is in that region you have the russians in the. chinese vouching for a process that's the way it should work that's a whole lot more confidence than somebody all the way across the globe talking about is big button go ahead it's you know the point about agency which you mentioned is actually the important one and it is it is that aspect of agency which the current south korean government has has has cottoned on to the center left governments in south korea always felt that they needed to exercise that agency so as to have a little bit more of a balancing role on the peninsula and rather than be completely aligned with the u.s. because on on on peninsula issues because when you are completely aligned with the u.s. on peninsula issues sometimes things just go down the wrong way track of the military route the wrong with sensually you know one of the very important factors about kim jong un's rest of procreation in his new year's speech was actually that many of those points were laid out many of the many of the points richey which he talked about were points which were listed by president in a speech in berlin in july in the hood saying please come and see and participate in the olympics and let's try to have exchanges starting with during the korean new years and have family family exchanges let's reduce tensions on the demarcation line i mean each of these has received in

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