now look at me. >> allies right here. >> all eyes here. >> left hand here. >> all eyes right here. >> perfect. >> right this way. >> my goodness. >> congratulations. >> look at me. >> thank you. >> hello. >> look at me. >> congratulations. >> look at me. right hand up. >> welcome. >> come right here in front of me. >> right here. >> young lady, right here. >> everybody look here. >> thank you. [laughter] >> mr. speaker, how are you, sir? >> all eyes right here. >> thank you. >> how are you? >> we have the young clan here. >> all eyes right here. >> perfect. >> right this way. >> good job. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> good. how are you? >> good. >> had he want to do this? >> all eyes right here. >> thank you. >> right this way. >> how do you want to do this? >> oh, my. >> left hand here. >> look at me. >> all eyes right here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> welcome. >> thank you. [laughter] >> mr. boehner? >> look at me. >> all eyes right here. >> perfect. >> thank you. >> this is the team. >> mr. speaker? >> left hand here. >> right hand out. >> all eyes right here. >> thank you. >> ri

fire marshals are here. a as soon as we have information we will get that to you. >> reporter: nothing suspicious at this point. >> no, not at this time. >> reporter: chief, we a appreciate the update, thanks very much: that is very latest live from south philadelphia, you heard it from the chief here, two dead and that police office are injured attempting to rescue those resident. new back to you. >> nicole, thanks very much. >>> more breaking news, out of north philadelphia minivan crashed in the home tips police to a homicide. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joins us there with the the details good morning. >> reporter: erika and ukee, good morning. when police first arrived here overnight in olney they thought they were dealing with the car accident. they thought they only had a mini ran that crashed into one of the row homes here. one person was severely injured, bleeding in the front passenger seat there. another person was outside of the vehicle also bleeding but he was standing up, conscious,

here we go.heers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: so the way this works is i'm going to show you a a celebrity's tweet and then we'll see the question they were replying to. so the first example is from president obama. he responded "it's been going on for way too long and it's time we put an end to it." not really sure what he's talking about. let's see what he was asked. "what are your thoughts on "american idol"?" now it's starting to make sense. [ applause ] >> steve: now it makes sense. >> jimmy: let's keep going. this next one is from netflix. they replied, "we recommend friends." let's see the question. "who can lend me their password so i never have to pay for netflix?" [ laughter and applause ] that's a great idea. >> steve: yeah, that's their idea. >> jimmy: that's how people do it. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: here's one from my man donald trump. he responded "it's a grueling 12-week challenge that often involves fighting, backstabbing and plenty of tears." let's see the question. "describe you

man, it's so beautiful here. who comes here?ing their way up to the north. >> right. but i mean, we saw one tourist all day. it's nice, really, it's completely off the grid. >> this used to be a fisherman village. >> there are definitely worse places to eat seafood than beachside in a fishing village, and the strength of this area lies in the variety of fish available. >> basically, like a fish chowder, made with shrimp, clams. >> right. >> chibi chibi, which is a small kind of clam. lobster, fish -- >> yeah. >> and conch. >> oh, i need a bath. very clear sky for the caribbean. oh, yeah. oh, man. >> always accompanied by lemon and coconut rice and plantain. some hot sauce in there. >> some good food, a few shots, the sounds of waves in the background, and a nice sunset. these are things in my experience that will set most things right. >> thank you to guajira. >> to colombia. >> to guajira and colombia. salud. >> cheers. >> we had good fun. >> we had good fun. >> cheers. >> i always find colombia encouraging. they face problems

i want him to be here and i don't want him to be here.earn his lesson while he is here so when he comes home he knows right from wrong and knows what to do and what not to do. >> as a mother i would look to touch him and say are you okay? i want to give him a hug. i haven't been able to do that. i know one day i will. >> coming up on lockup raw: prison love. >> i love him to death. i'd do anything for brad. anything. short of killing somebody again. the family bonds lead to murder. >> later. >> one of the first things i noticed was something i never thought i would see in a million years in a prison yard and that's all of the cats. >> when inmates adopt. >> especially when they're little babies you can raise them up, pet them. feed them. you watch them grow. that's your cat. ensure active heart health. heart: i'm going to focus on the heart. i minimize my sodium and fat... gotta keep it lean and mean. pear: uh-oh. heart: i maximize good stuff like my potassium... and phytosterols, which may help lower cholesterol. major: i'm feeling energ

where were you here before here? >> in the u.k.ear as an in-patient there, where i had an accident. a medical accident. >> what happened? >> well, i had a blood clot. which was left undetected. for about six or seven hours. by the time it was detected, it was too late. i was quadriplegic. and at that point, i couldn't do anything. i couldn't move anything beneath my neck or breathe. and even a year later when i arrived here, i couldn't walk. >> so what brought you to bangkok, how did you end up here? >> it's cheap. >> yeah. >> the doctors here are very good. and it's very affordable, so if you can pay out of pocket, this is a good place to be, particularly if you've got a neurological disease but it requires a lot of physical therapy. and over time, that gets really costly if you're paying the prices that you would pay and you're able to stay, you get better value. so if it's cheaper and it's as good, then it's kind of a no brainer. >> right. how did you go from being quadriplegic to walking around? >> they got me on a program with

here we are in a smaller space.ject gallery. >> artists used the parameters of this space to find relationships between the work that is not out in the big gallery. >> i noticed a lot of artists doing really site-specific work. >> this is a pile of balloons something that is so familiar like a child's balloon. in this proportion, suddenly it becomes something out of a dream. >> or a nightmare. >> may be a nightmare. >> this one over here is even harder to figure out what the initial material is. >> this is made out of puffy paint. often, kids use it to decorate their clothes. she has made all these lines of paint. >> for the pieces we are looking at, is there a core of foam or something in the middle of these pieces that she built on top of? >> i'm not telling. >> ah a secret. >> this silver is aluminum foil, crumbled of aluminum foil. her aesthetic is very much that quiet, japanese spatial thing that i really admire. their attention to the materiality of the things of the world. >> this is a nice juxtaposition you

they do that here, too. but i digress. i'm here, actually, to answer a question.other side? say you grew up in the states and like a lot of us, wondered, fantasized about what it would be like living abroad in old europe, surrounded by crusader castles, delicious food, another language, another culture. what would that alternate life, that road not taken be like? my longtime friend and cameraman from maine, zach zamboni is finding out. so where are we going? >> right here, one of these tables. which maybe we want to do like this with? see? how often can you go out with somebody can properly block the table? >> it's a misery is what it is. >> ay, yes, of course. snails in an almond sauce. about as traditional and as delicious as it gets. that's a plate full of perfect happiness. >> that's right. tapas come from here. this is still one of the few places in spain where they're free. all you have to do is keep drinking. >> you can sit here all day. order a couple drinks. >> no rush. i'm glad i'm spending some time here. red wine ordered. tripes to follow. tender, spic

i'd like to recognize commissioner haney for being here (clapping) commissioner wynns for being here (clapping) and commissioner norton for also being here thank you (clapping) and i also want to thank our immediate past commissioner commissioner maufas for being here member of our city family supervisor jane kim thank you for being here (clapping) supervisor eric mar (clapping) supervisor president tang supervisor president tang thank you for being able being here and supervisor yee thank you for being here i'd like to recognize as well our public defender jeff thank you, sir and i'm going to apologize up front if i forgot someone i also want to thank one of our folks from the city college raphael for being here thank you our partners are trusted colleagues chandelier from the college i'd like to thank the president of the community college virginia for being here thank you, president (clapping) i'd like to thank mr. jim salinas president of the latino democratic club thank you for being here, sir (clapping.) we have another mayor mayor chris brown the mayor of the city of hawthorne

when did you get here? >> we've been here. we got here at 1:00 p.m. >> are you tired?at home, is it? say hi to mom and dad and everybody. hi, guys. hello, happy new year. where are you from? >> from houston. >> houston. when is the last time you went to the bathroom? >> 11:30. >> this is what i'm talking about, dedication. we've got taylor swift coming up. we have all this other entertainment coming up. back to you guys. >> it is exciting and extraordinary. i grew up in new york city. i had never been here until i started working here. >> first of all, michaela is wasted. i'm why u.s. going to say that. >> there's no alcohol in times square. >> why was the girl in san diego arguing with him? just say hi, okay? you're from san diego. michaela is like, no, it's warm, it's 75 there. >> i heard there's a drinking game. >> the "dallas morning news" came up with a drinking game for us and said if you're a lightweight, watch something like pg. to go a little harder, choose raunchier hosts like kathy griffin and watch her taunt anderson cooper on cnn. >> it's been about two ho

nobody's out here.york city by the apple store is basically deserted. no subways, no buses, tunnels, trains shut down. you could get a $300 ticket if you're out in the streets with your car. new york mayor bill de blasio clearly taking no chances. he's deployed an army out on the streets tonight of sanitation workers. we took some shots of this convoy of sanitation snowplows earlier this evening. there will be 1,800 on the streets, 500 salt spreaders, 2,400 sanitation workers trying to deal with this storm. the mayor says the safest place is just be home. he's treating his 8 million constituents like a small town telling us to look out for each other. >> look out for your neighbors, look out for the people in your neighborhood, look out for senior citizens look out for the disabled, look out for the homeless. you don't know if you might be the one to save someone's life because you took the time to check in on them. please do that for your fellow new yorker. >> and in 15 minutes another new york staple

because my father, when he came here, he said he remember when they left here they were a little bit taller than him. >> i was born the first generation to be born outside our house. to take someone's home is like worse than ripping their heart away from their body. >> i took david to meet my childhood friend. he and i went to the same school. i went afterwards to the united states, and he went to greece to study denyivityry, but he returned to jerusalem -- denyivityry. and he returned to jerusalem and has been living there ever since. >> maybe the people he meets here can have root canal from him. >> he's seen the situation. half of his patients can't even afford to pay him. but he never turns anyone away. >> and you see some guy coming from russia and he says this is my land, and he takes your land, which you have been here thousands and thousands of years. and somebody comes only a month ago and says this is my land. why? because god gave it to me. >> you stopped believing in god. i'm a christian. i stopped believing in god maybe. imagine if they came into china and you find some

banks started here, and they're still here. the greise company is right here. we had sholamman, shlosh brothers. most all were located in downtown in an area of about four blocks. we also were big in tie manufacturing from the schlepler tie company. and when we walk around on part of this tour, i'll show you the case that holds the ties. before we do that, there were two other things that we really manufactured in baltimore. we were the umbrella capital of the world up until 1981. and it all went overseas after that. no more umbrellas were made here. here's a typical example of the umbrella business in baltimore. if you'll notice it must be close to -- it's at least 50 or 60 ladies in that picture there. but we made all kinds of umbrellas. we made parasols umbrellas with sterling handles. the umbrella business was big in baltimore. it was hayes brothers, and the slogan was, born in baltimore, raised everywhere. that was a pretty neat slogan. let me tell you this. we also were the hat capital of the world. we made hats just like the one i have on. we made straw

it's been a quiet tuesday here. wednesday, they should start gearing back up and starting to get people where they want to go david. >> wednesday they should start. all right, david kerley. let's get right to ginger zee who has been in the weather center all week long. who is going to get the most snow here? >> reporter: david, it's already started. and intense. more than four inches in new york city. i want to take you to the maps. there is a blizzard warning from coastal new jersey through long island:00 kk rhode island massachusetts, coastal new hampshire, you are included too. you can't make a blizzard without wind and snow. and we will have plenty of snow. we're putting that 16 to 24-inch swath in that really darker magenta. the hot pink is right on the edge there. new york city to the north and east are the heaviest and some places see two to three feet in pockets. now, you add the wind and the -- you see nantucket there, it went to 71 miles per hour early tomorrow morning. mon talk going to see some of those

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this is the height the sort of peak of high tide here peak of high tide here. weather service saying it happens about 5:30. another impressive sight. this house right here which is probably one of the hardest-hit homes. you can see that house. you can see that house just frozen solid. and it's really a microcosm, sort of snapshot of all the homes that we see around here in this community. they were hard hit. fortunately right now, the snow seems to have stopped. the wind is still moderately an issue. it's a little less raging than it has been in the overnight hours. but of course the coastal flood advisory in this area still in effect till about 7:00 a.m. and as you guys have been talking about all morning, right now it's okay but there's another severe weather system expected to happen this weekend. so people kind of bracing for that here in this community as well christine. >> nick look at that house behind you. it is encased in ice. >> it's a housicle. >> a housicle. >> reporter: it's frozen solid here yeah. and you know i'm not sure we'll be able to see, bu

so those of you who own and rent here, hold on to your properties. make sure your do the right investments and take care of yourselves. when we do expand more and more attention to this area you'll find more and more people naturally inclined to live here. there was a promise you'd never been isolated from our city. residents do deserve to be hooked up, connected up, being part of the city and this has always been about one of the major reasons why i took up the challenge to become the mayor of this city and i will continue doing that for all our communities because this is what not only makes me feel good this is the right thing to do, carry out promises that have been made over many, many years and be assuring that those things are done. so i want, again, thank all the agencies. i'm excited for this project to happen. we break open this ground. i am in great anticipation. i'm not sure i can wait until 2016 for these homes to open. meanwhile, we'll probably be opening up construction projects to advance and accelerate. tomorrow you'll hear more abou

this is really insulting to be here today. this is an indicator of what an awful state the african-american community and people are in this town. who else has to come before a city agency and convince you of the rightness, it does not matter who complains, but to convince you of the rightness of lighting and keeping children warm, this is the silliest thing i almost have ever been a part of. except for some of the things i've done myself. it is absolutely absurd that this requires an hour of debate and discussion, that all of these people who are doing great things in their community have to come down here for something like this. i have been on a commission, one of the reason you get paid so much is because you have to make hard decisions. that hard decision includes being on the phone with someone and telling them it makes no sense for us to fight this and i will not entertain the discussion. and then, let them show up during public testimony, general public comment and make their comment. it is absurd and disgusting and fo

tyler mckenzie here. now, maryland state highway administration has more than 400 salt trucks out so definitely want to make sure you give those trucks enough room to maneuver. they were out last night and overnight pretreating. well, right now, they are out salting all of these main thoroughfares. reporting live in frederick, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> all right. john, thank you. and that's not too bad. areas to our north are preparing for this to be a possible historic snowstorm. lots of people as you see these pictures stocking up and hunkering down. shelves are bare in many stores. this is a look at grocery stores almost completely ravaged. philly new york boston could see anywhere from a foot to three feet of snow. unbelievable there. and that of course affecting travel throughout the country. airlines have already scrapped thousands of flights for today and for tomorrow. the big question is -- what is the impact here? our jeanette reyes continues our live team coverage at reagan national airport

now have gathered here.loria i want to take one note to note a development, which is that rtl radio, a french radio here is reporting that paris police have told them they found amedy coulibaly, the terrorist who killed the policewoman on thursday and then took the hostages killing four innocent people at the kosher supermarket on friday that they found an apartment that he was renting and they found a stash that included automatic weapons, detonators cash as well as isis flags. they're right now testing to see if they can find any evidence any forensic evidence that hayat b boumeddiene, that is the woman, his girlfriend also wanted, now thought to be in turkey or syria, whether she was there recently. that's just the latest on the investigation, gloria. >> jake you're talking about isis flags that he has. the other two seem to be aqap in yemen. i guess the question we have this morning is whether it actually has become such a global movement that it doesn't, the distinctions are blurring or whether these gr

we're out here so you don't have to be here.teorologists and our correspondents who are covering it. that's it for our coverage with me but john vause, zain asher pick up the coverage live now from the cnn center in atlanta. >> this will most likely be one of the largest blizzards in the city of new york city. >> poses a threat to public safety. >> it's dangerous to be out there now. it's only going to become more dangerous. >> this is going to be a lot of snow no matter how you are add it up. >> people should act in such a way to bhak themmake themselves save. >> the most important thing is for people to hunker down. >> yeah hunker down. that's what a lot of people are doing. and we'd like to welcome you in the

so as you can see here this is a very safe area right here. i'd like to recognize we have our wonderful city attorney, john gibner and our city attorney here, dennis hererra. we have our controller ben rosenfield. budget analyst harvey rose and his team. recorder carmen chiu. our treasurer jose fisneros. we have our department of public health director barbara garcia. alden from our department of emergency management. our public health director and our city administrator naomi kelly ed ruskin bill ginsberg nancy from 311. donna leavitt from our office of labor standards enforcement. we have adrian pawn. [applause] deborah raphael from our department of environment. monique moyer from our port. john ram, our director of planning. his counter part at dbi tom huey and tiffany bohi. i apologize if i missed anyone, but as you know it's a pretty packed room here but again want to thank on behalf of our city family all the departments for all your work with us. of course, i want to again, acknowledge all the commissioners who are also here today. tha

banks here. they still have a lot of room to go here. our banks are obviously in very good shape for all intents and purposes. it doesn't mean if things start to get sloppy that when you think about our large money they have a lot of exposure in europe to me. we're going to have earnings. so i can't imagine in an environment where we know rates are going up any time soon. they are not going up on their own. >> it is interesting to think of the potential exposure they could have whether it's credit in european or credit here in the united states tied to energy which could be a liability for them. >> certainly credit related to energy is a big problem. we're seeing oil prices continue to decline. there's been conversations about how much of the market is associated with energy. i think we can take a look at what the banks are saying. look at what citi said today. they are reducing their bonus because they didn't have the trading profits. so it's not exactly like we're seeing good numbers. when you look at the bank, what's important is how

here we go. >> we sitting here, i am supposed to be a franchise player and we're in here talking aboutean, listen, we are talking about practice. not a game, not a game, not a game, we are talking about practice. not a game, not a -- not the game that i go out there and die for and play every game like it is my last. not a game. >> i watched this live. >> yes? >> he is saying practice a lot. >> i sit here, over and over, something about it. >> my favorite part. not a game. not a game. not a game. talking about practice. >> i like the way he says practice. >> i think he said it close to 30 times, as women, just like marshawn lynch. so that was back in 2002. i miss those days. >> we had good team. >> folk he is on detroit lions. not dwelling on the past h a great team win. and i got my hands full. trying to get protected by donkey congress suit. and my fellow other teammates, nick. >> so he mispronounced, what's his name? >> big defensive. >> donkey congress sue, the way he says it, five times during that press conference. >> so he mispronounced, not dom kane davis, sue, the weather pers

here we go, all right. >> okay. >> jimmy: okay, here you go.job, you want to -- >> kiss the chef. >> jimmy: another word for chef. >> kiss the cook. >> jimmy: yes! >> oh, geeze. okay. when you got a bird on thanksgiving, it's a -- >> turkey. >> and you put a thing like a a thermometer into it to insert juice. >> jimmy: a thermometer? >> like a thermometer. >> a turkey baster. >> yeah, a turkey baster. [ cheers and applause ] >> on television, on television when you are looking at a a television and you're doing it all night long -- >> jimmy: binge watching! >> yes! >> jimmy: yes! yes! [ cheers and applause ] >> after turkey, something you eat. you've eaten a big meal. >> bread. >> the thing's you have -- >> turkey sandwich. >> to eat later -- >> leftovers. >> yes! >> jimmy: if you have a a girlfriend and she's around your -- [ buzzer ] i'm so upset, we lost the game! we got creamed on that one! i'm sorry. oh my gosh, that's the game right there. oh my gosh, alan cumming, michael cera. oh, my gosh. i'm an awful loser. good game. great game. my t

>> you know, it is not that bad out here. we're on the main drag here.is route 541 just come through the little town of lumberton. it looks fine. but let's see what we've got whether we turn left here, on bella road. this is what everybody finds. it is completely different on these side street. so, pay particular attention when you come off nice street, and then you end up in one that can have a lot of slush still on the roads. nicole and katie? >> we just wanted to stay on that shot for few more second. but take us up to speed. >> basically the brunt is through. we really saw i guess if we had to deal with storm time doing have been a lot worse than it was. >> sure. >> last evening drive, most of the brunt of this came overnight, you know, but we are still going to be dealing with the residual sort of aftermath issues here on storm scan3, still see it, heaviest moisture pulls away, but more on the horizon off to the south and west. so here's the general time line. key word general. because it may depend on location what you find. but up until noon, beca

now again here at the chase center biden will be here for king junior day events. it the is first time's will a appear publicly since this whole thing happened on saturday. we are told biden and his wife were briefed by secret service about what happened no word yesterday on if he will address the incident itself and what he dent know whether the vice-president was targeted or whether this was just kind of a random event. police are investigating. secret service is investigating with new castle county police. greenville is 5 miles from here. suburb of wilmington and that is his home here when not in washington. they were in town this weekend but not at home at the time, guys. >> my gosh, that is odd. >>> thanks very much. >> what were you doing alex holley when you were 13. >> when i was 13 probably playing basketball. >> you weren't robbing people. >> no, not at all. >> going on high speed chases through five states what about you, you might have been. no, not even 18. >> eighteen year-old kentucky guy will make his first appearance a accused of going on a bonnie

chad, thanks for being here. >> certainly. >> it looks like it's over here in new york. but what's going on in new england? and how much longer will it last? >> the storm is doing a rotation in the ocean. the reason we didn't get anything here, well we got 6 to 10 inches, whatever. the storm is 100 miles too far to the east compared to where the model thought it would be. if it's 100 miles away what is 100 miles away, 30 inches near islip. that's what new york was supposed to get. >> islip, the airport on the north part of long island. >> right. you're talking an hour and a half drive from here or even less you're at 30 inches of snow. that's what should have been here, but it moved to the east. so we're not seeing the winds either. this is quite pleasant right enough. we should have winds of 50. it's not happening. >> comparatively. >> everything has shifted to of the east and it's in boston where the snow continues. and 32.5 i'm going to see numbers probably 36 inches even more than they predicted there. we got significantly less. they got our share. >> we'll go to som

great here so when people get here they have a much better experience. >> rep today here at ski liberty, thousands showed up. not a bad day for you. >> this is a great day. >> reporter: just another day at the office. >> uh-huh. yeah. >> reporte many skiing today admitted they were supposed to be at work. >> i took a day of leave and he's off from school so it's a perfect way to spend the day, especially with the snow. >> reporter: if many skiers when snow falls it's hard to think of anything else but skiing. shouldn't in school today, ma'am? >> no. school is kind of boring now. getting tired of it. >> reporter: now all the resorts around the d.c. area have been making snow since november so this added snowfall has resulted in just great conditions up here in the mountains. and because this snow is falling on a weekday, the lift lines are moving very quickly. now, if all this snow and talk of skiing is making you considering taking a ski day, coming up at 6:00 we'll hear from one of the experts who will tell you how to make it easier and save you some money. reporting from liberty mount

here's city line avenue right here near conshohocken state road.snow covered roadways and underneath that light dusting could be some slippery spots. it will be tricky travel today, we don't have that big plowing operation within the city that we thought we would wake up to. live look at the blue route 476 looking good near ridge pike. coming over the bridge all of the area bridges have speed restrictions, as you come in toward philadelphia, slower than normal speed on the schuylkill expressway not only in the philadelphia area and surrounding townships we are under a snow emergency. there is no parking on the snow emergency routes. a 300-dollar fine to get your car, out of the lot on delaware avenue if they tow. market street is empty. there are no cars park on either side this he were out there towing somebody when i came n services suspend on amtrak between new york and boston. reduced services on at sell a service. the chris and lauren back over to you. >>> lets head back out to the road and head to new jersey. >> that is where jennifer fredric

but come out here on to the field, we're here at at&t stadium, obviously home of the cowboys here. if you've never been to the stadium, it's really something. knave spent $1.3 billion on this place, and every one of these seats, 80,000 fans, expected to be here tomorrow. it is sold out for the big game. we're here all weekend long, watching both teams practice, talking with some of the coaches here too. something else we've noticed here, the fans descended on north texas, ohio state buckeye fans and of course the oregon duck fans. these two teams have a storied history. ohio state has won every single time they've had a match up. 8-0 in their history. and oregon looking to change that. and of course a lot to talk about the economics of this whole thing. a lot of money being pumped into college football now. questions about how much players deserve in all this. we do know that the ncaa has allowed the families to get some money. $3,000 for the families to get here to come see these players play from all over the country. and two numbers to keep in mind. it is estimated the nfl bring

in plymouth mass. >> reporter: here's the water and here's the snow. one thing that has changed in the past few hours, another surge -- look at the surge of water coming up. >> gotham ghost town after an unprecedent travel ban, new york city escapes the worst storm. they are slowly getting back up and running. >> this is wonderful because we can move around today and have a look and it is nice and quiet. no traffic. >> and still stuck, more than 5,000 flights canceled today, affecting travelers across the country. we'll have live updates from new york's laguardia and boston's logan airport. >> i'm trying to go to houston, go back to houston. i live there. >> reporter: but you spent last night in the airport and maybe another night. >> maybe another night. >> here you are for another night too. >> another night. two nights at laguardia. i'll keep my fingers crossed that i can leave tomorrow. >>> and good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. parts of the northeast are still getting pummeled as a record setting blizzard moves up the coast, 50 million p

and moved out but van remains here this morning. this van crashed at north american and clarkson in olney just before 1:00 a.m. police say there were five men inside. a 21 year-old was shot once in the back of the head and pronounced dead in the hospital. a 20 year-old man was shot once in the hand and once in the head and taken to einstein and he is in critical condition. again, did he not tell police while on the scene he was shot, at all. police found a gun in the car. they also found what appears to be drugs lets take a listen. >> the minivan did cause some structural damage to the private residents. some of the stones and some have the bricks have been damaged and the the the inside of the property the the drywall is cracked, is there even a crack on the wood floors and the window frame appears to have been displaced . >> reporter: now licenses and inspections was here, on the scene, and they have been since moved out as well and this family ace lud to stay here this morning. again five people were seen running away from the sc

here's some good news here.ontinue to drop across the u.s., 28 states are now selling regular gasoline for less than $2 a gallon. [ cheers and applause ] it's getting cheaper to pump two gallons of gas outside the station than it is to pump two squirts of nacho cheese inside. that's weird when that happens. [ applause ] and finally, this is some cool news. the new kids on the block announced this week that they are going back on tour starting in may. [ cheers and applause ] i know. new kids. let me get this straight. so, the new kids are touring, gas is at two bucks a gallon, and it even looks like we may have another round of bush versus clinton for president. if i get home and find a stack of free aol cds in the mail, i'm pretty sure i traveled through time. am i right? [ cheers and applause ] i'm a time traveler! we have a great show! give it up for the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's been a great week so far, you guys. thanks for being here. there's more ahea

made it here. uber to the hotel. got here at 4:00 in the morning. at the behest of my great cameraman sal. that's how you do it folks. when duty call i'm there. >> luke russert answers. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >>> up next long time boston mayor ray flynn talks to us about the challenge of digging out and about the cost. plus a blizzard history lesson from walking weather almanac, our very own steve karnacki. and the political fallout for some local leaders in the northeast. here is a live look right now at the snow that is still falling on boston. "the cycle" rolls on for tuesday, january 27th. >>> as boston continues to get walloped right now the midwest corridor from pennsylvania to new york is beginning to clean up. we won't know the actual economic impact of the blizzard of 2015 for a couple of days. but economists estimate the total tally in lost income and clean-up would cost upwards of $500 million for the region. joining us now is former boston mayor ray flynn who knows a thing or two about what it takes to get a city back upnd

offices here. obviously people would have heard. there were witness accounts to what happened. it is a very built up area obviously a lot of ours and restaurants in the area. it is a very popular spot to socialize, and neighbors will have heard what unfolded here this morning. >> what about the people inside the building? has the building been in vacuum rated -- has the building been evacuated? are there other employees inside? >> the only thing we can go on is that francois hollande says 40 people were saved, meaning 40 people escaped with their lives after the attack. there are many vehicles there, and outside the offices earlier the white suits have been going in and out and doing their work there at the scene. we are some distance away, so it is hard to see exactly what is occurring. while france want is here, -- while francois hollande is here, he addressed employees, speaking to people, trying to console people here at the scene, and at that stage people are surrounded by armed guards. quite

this shows a guard house here. what we found in the camps that we surveyed, all five of them, is there are latrines downslope. this was for health and sanitation reasons. they were aware then keeping your latrines downhill from the troops was a good idea. also what we found is latrines tend to be in the opposite direction from the streams which is their sort of potable water. they had a good -- somewhat of a good idea of how to keep sanitation on a good level, but then just for general sickness the most common form of disease during this time period was dysentery. and that was, you know -- you're going to get dehydrated. you're going to be more susceptible to illness with that. and so, again, this -- what they were -- what they lacked was a varied diet during this wintertime period. and probably in the springtime in march and april, when the greens started to come up, it was probably like heaven for them because the poke greens coming up here native to virginia, these are all south carolina men that were in the --

and i'm going to crawl over here, kind of knee my way over here. you're starting to see some snow and this is that wind drift, that the wind blowing the snow, maybe an inch right here. got a little bit closer now we're down if you can see this you're more like five inches right here and that's the way it's going to be it's not a uniform event. and also look at how light and fluffy this is. this is that whiteout conditions that you can get. once the snow is on to the ground, it's bad enough that's falling down heavy, but even when it's on the ground you get what's called the ground blizzard, the wind picks up the snow from the ground and blows it around. so we're still at the front end of this at providence rhode island you have to be off the roads at midnight. you can be given a ticket or you can be arrested if you're on the street. people are going to be at home not likely to get out for days it's possible that they won't have power. that is a serious concern because the parking lot right next to us is filling up right now with utility trucks. >>

and we also have off the grid here as you can see. they will be here throughout the month. so come and enjoy bites. for a full list, go to our website. it's now my distinct pleasure to introduce our mayor ed lee with the city and county of san francisco. about a month ago we went to your office to ask you to bring relief to the merchants who have dealt with so much construction. we are grateful. mayor edwin m. lee: thank you for all of your great work at the bid as well. happy holidays! before it rains, i want to make sure you know this, i told you the world series will end the drought. so it's happening. congratulations, everyone. welcome to our pedestrian pop up place right here at union square. i want to begin by saying thank you to the union square merchants, the bid for working so closely with us but a very special thanks to manuela king whose vision and idea here really sparked this and you spent countless volunteer hours just visualizing how this could happen. i'm going to say just a special thank you because it's people like you in this business that really care abo

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here's what to expect. poconos expect frozen precipitation, at any time this afternoon, mix of snow, ice, rain and freezing rain, from the city on into the north and west serbs, it will be freezing rain and ice this morning, transition to plane rain by late morning or early afternoon, and then for south jersey and delaware, this is mainly rain, right through the rest of today. coming up more on what to expect through the afternoon hours, and what the road conditions will be like, but let's check on roads with jessica. good morning. >> starting things off on 202 where you can see those roadways are schlerely slippery with ponding there roadways, police activity on the scene, right on 202 around 401. southbound lanes here. clearly blocking out the right hand shoulder part of the right hand lane. only one lane really getting by. we're urging everybody real toy just slow down, give yourself extra time, accidents are popping up pretty much all over the place. out in new jersey, we don't know what this guy is doi

>> yes, been here 20 some years, i know she has customers been here since she's been here. >> do youheir orders, so they don't even need to ask. >> the servers remember their orders and they just automatically put it in. >> based on what you see here, would you hire alex as a waitress? >> with a little training she would be good. but she has the personality to do this. so i think she would do very well. >> oh, okay. >> the personality, but no side of toast. >> oh, bob. >> you'll live. you have eggs. >> she wants to be an anchor woman some day right. >> i would love to come to your work for a day. >> done. >> we're creating dreams today. we're making the tray. >> making them come true. >> you're going to be anchor tomorrow. >> yes. >> and she is going to be at mrs. kay's the rest of her life. >> i don't think she wants that but -- >> hey, living my dream. >> yes. >> we'll have to do that, have to do a swap. >> yes. >> sounds good. and carol's helping me out here. >> thank you carol. >> certainly. >> thanks for being with us, today, everybody. >> thanks for making my dream come true, g

srt is here? okay. >> go, go, go! srt is here? okay. >> go, go, go! >> when inmates cause a disturbance in intake or any other part of the jail, ail s.w.a.t.-like unit known as srt, or the special response team, is summoned to quell the problem. >> calm down. come talk to me. calm down and come talk to me. you want to pull that route? you don't want to talk to us? i need you to step up and be cuffed okay? so i can move to you a different cell. okay? all right. jamming. i'm going to hit him hard. you got me? >> when an inmate acts like this, the team must move him to a padded cell to prevent injury. but sometimes they must resort to force to make the move. >> stop resisting. back it up. take his clothes off of him. >> strip him down. strip him down. >> ah! ah! ah! >> don't move. roll him over. >> ah! >> stop resisting. >> okay. okay. >> you understand? >> stop resisting. >> back up. >> good. >> are you guys okay? >> yeah, we're fine. anything else? everybody all right? no fights, no spit. >> eventually, this inmate and others like him will not only sob

out of the way here because i got the light here great. i'll just carve away this -- so you can see it. >> you know what's amazing? i think it was just what five, ten minutes ago. we saw a snow plow come behind you. and that quickly the snow started to pile up again. >> this area right here you see this is the street. an hour ago i could see the street here. and then within that amount of time since you and i have been on air it has filled up about three inches here 3 1/2 inches. so that's the difference that we're seeing here. and the snow again, is very light and fluffy but there's no wind. i'm just putting this in my face right now. but it's very fluffy. there's less wind than there was earlier about 45 minutes ago but we're going to continue to see that change. the winds come and go but the snow is certainly picking up betty. >> i think that's really important, too to remind our viewers because there for a while the snow had stopped falling in the city especially in the midtown area where we both have been. and a lot of people are thin

here comes more water. so what happens is the wind comes in around the restaurant which is basically an l shape or almost like a u shape and it swerves around and as it does so, this area in the foreground is almost snow free and then all of the snow drifts back here. we have waves and waves of drifts almost like a picture of the sahara as the wind and the undulations here in the snow. and way back there, that has to be a 4 1/2 footer. amazing looking at the parking lot how we have the whole parking lot under water, and wave action. this will back off, but, again, later today, thomas another high tide. and it will be until late tonight and early tomorrow morning before things really calm down. tomorrow much much better day and good day to dig out here in -- not only here, but certainly all the way down the coast, new york city long island. back to you, thomas. >> we'll be watching this until 1:00 a.m. on wednesday. you get me that fedex tracking number i'll track the snowshoes for you, buddy. you need them.

we've been driving around here. i got this love ily new cart here. been looking at the cars that are on the market or will be in the future. should you buy a car right now? i'll pull over right now. we'll stop this car and i'll talk with kevin. he's here with the auto show. tell me how important is car buying this time of year? for this area for the country? >> it's very important. in 2009 this country sold 10.4 million vehicles in '14 it was 16.4 million. that's unprecedented growth. $80 billion more is being sold in the marketplace now than four or five years ago. and the auto show is vital to this market as far as $2.5 billion being influence. it's a major impact for our economy locally and nationally. >> reporter: right. we talked about this before. the questions that people should have in their moon when they are coming out to look for a car and making that decision to finally buy. >> certainly find out your needs you can't buy a vehicle that doesn't fit your needs and budget. there's no sense looking for a months rat maserati on a c-max ford bu

so many new kids on the block fans here since last night. thank you, guys. they are here.ng gearing up for our first ever winter doggie games, the paw-lympics we're calling them and our special guests and vip pawdience members. doggone distinguished -- >> nicely done. i don't know if you could have gotten another one in there. >> a big day on "gma" tomorrow. jennifer aniston will be here live to talk about her highly anticipated role in the movie "cake." so looking forward to that. i can't tell you i'm looking forward to anything more than this. back inside with nkotb. >> i won the arm wrestling match to ginger. huge blockhead as we all are. the moment we're waiting for. thrilled to have new kids on the block with us. donnie wahlberg jordan and jonathan knight joey mcintyre and danny wood. we've been teasing people all morning long. what's at announcement. >> we have decided to reform again, not that we have broken up but we are going to go back out on tour this summer which is great news for our fans. we haven't toured in the u.s. for a couple of years and it's a huge thi

it is not incredibly deep, but it is cold out here and light snow continued throughout the morning here in martinsburg. inside my mobile newsroom, let me give you a shot of the dash cam. residential area in martinsburg, this is why school's are closed in west virginia's panhandle and what commuters saw this morning as well. let me take you out on the roadways in the morning, some of the pictures i saw very early before dawn this morning, we had lots of plow trucks out and about. there was enough snow coming down it really needed to be salted. it one a lot but those places that were salted ended up with pretty clear roads. we did end up with snow still sitting on the roadways. interstate 81 a shot you saw. a lot of plow trucks available ready to spread salt as light snow is expected, particularly up and down the 81 corridor from here in martinsburg all the way to hagerstown, people shoveling small amounts of snow and getting on with their day. schools are one hour late in washington county maryland. come on back to me live in martinsburg, and we'll take a little ride down the lane here o

that one of the things that was pointed out in the last week, a project sponsor architect can't be here today and we're hopeful that the same kind of analysis was given to the new project and will be no assistance to occur so besides that we have requested it because we do not have everyone in our family and team available to be here the project sponsor tracey's is here only with the permission of her employer but if we have to go forward we will but i prefer to continue it. >> is there any additional public comment on this question of the continuance? >> face up on the projector. >> good afternoon commissioners my name is in this case i'm the applicant on 435, tenth avenue although we want to proceed we've been in close condominium conversion with the last rvtv channel 3 including a meeting to discuss the project i think we can clearly describe it's merits and we had a meeting with the gentleman by phenomenon and i'd like for not being here in the last 365 it's been 2 hundred and 65 days we've having had four final designs that are supported by itself city the decisions were made in ou

i have lived here my whole life. my children live here. i know they are responsible. there is a lot of concerns about things that are happening and are caused by the dispensaries you heard about that are being looked at for their non-compliance. it's not the way sparks operates. i urge you to support sparks proposal. thank you. >> public speaker: my name is robert. i support sparks. i urge you to approve this project. having sparks in the excelsior location will get people out of the street and causing any issues because they do allow outside consumption. any of the issues can go away. thank you. >> public speaker: i'm here on behalf of bruce and neighbors of the dog patch. bruce couldn't be here but he wanted to convey a message. they have been more than a wonderful neighbor and community partner. the dog patch has worked alongside bruce and donating literally thousands of dollars and we'll try to do the same in the excelsior neighborhood. thank you. >> public speaker: good evening. the united commercial workers. you have seen me here over the last few years. it's no