david huff is a hero. this will affect captain huff for the rest of his life.'m sure his heart was up in the middle of his throat when he pulled the trigger, but he saved that child's life. >> it is because of his decision that my daughter is alive. my hugs are a lot tighter. when i watch her play i've never been more thankful. >>> coming up, an overachiever at dizzying heights. >> i was so nervous about jumping with her. i had never taken anyone that old. >> three, two, one. >>> and later -- a judge doesn't take bad behavior sitting down. >> did you say [ bleep ] me. >> actually i did. >> did you say that? >> yes, sir, i did. >> oh, you did say that? >> when "caught on camera: hellraisers and trailblazers" continues. vo: because every moment matters, so does your network. verizon. this valentine's day, get $100 off a swarovski crystal battery cover or the samsung gear s. perfect with a new samsung galaxy note 4 for $0 down with edge. plus, get a $100 bill credit for each smartphone you switch. get our best deals (dog barks) for the ones you love (dog barks) th

janice huff is in the weather center. janice, notice i no longer ask you if there's relief in sight. i know the answer. >> you know what, lester, some parts of the northeast that have been dealing with this brutal cold for so long will get a bit of reprieve next week for a brief time but overall we're still stuck in the pattern. yes, now, a snowstorm that will be dropping over the southern rockies is going to move out into the plains over the next couple of days. so for tonight around denver south towards albuquerque in the higher elevations up to a foot of snow expected. that spreads towards dallas on friday afternoon with some light snow, looking like maybe one to three inches there up towards oklahoma city. and then another snowstorm, another piece of energy forms another snow area on saturday afternoon. that's wichita, oklahoma city, that spreads towards st. louis by sunday morning and then towards chicago later in the day on sunday and the afternoon. south of that towards cincinnati a mix of rain, maybe some sleet in

let's turn to meteorologist janice huff in the weather center. janice, dare i ask what's next? >> more of the same, lester lester, unfortunately. another bout of arctic air is in place and is expected to be moving south and eastward over the next 48 hours. these are the current wind chills within the last hour or so. most of the sub-zero readings are what it feels like across the great lakes right now. but watch this temperature take a nose dive. by wednesday morning, indianapolis, minus 10. cincinnati minus 6. that's what it will feel like. by thursday morning, atlanta will have sub-zero wind chills at minus 4. raleigh, it will feel like minus 11. nashville, minus 13. then it spreads east to new york city and boston. minus 16 in new york city. buffalo minus 30 for the wind chill. boston gets hit again on saturday morning with 20 to 30 below wind chills. it will start to warm up a little bit after that. but look even more cold air is waiting in the wings to come next week, lester. so no relief, not yet. >> janice huff, thanks for being with us tonight. >>> a major twist in the

she already has rhythm used to doing that so i think she'll be a good dancer. >> i thought derrick huff would do other projects. great to see he's back on the show. i wanted to pick you know red fu from lmfao but he's clearly there as sort of a side show. the hair alone is worth tune income for. i'm going with the gymnast as well. if you remember sean johnson from a couple years ago, if you can do floor excises, you can dance and with derrick, it's hard to go wrong. again, the show premieres on march the 16th. >>> one company jumps to extraordinary lengths to fostenr creativity. [ laughter ] >> the british creative agency proficient converted its office into a giant plastic playground. >> they are getting a lot of protective work done there. they have 81,000 white balls assuming they can still breathe. they abandoned the traditional multi-colored balls that maybe you played with as a little kid. >> a nice calming white. it's open to the public briefly. the ceo says it's a transformative experience. people go in as adults and come out as children. >> if they come out at all. >> right. ge

he along with leon huff built their organization from the ground on up. he spent decades trying to improve philadelphia neighborhoods. >>> a gas station scare in texas caught on camera. the event that ended with the victim getting dragged through a parking lot. >> plus -- >> something that i said last night did cross the line. >> an apology from tv host juliana ransic. who is considering a career change after the controversy. how can i avoid maintenance fees? why would you want to avoid them? because i don't want to... you know what? i'm gonna bring my maintenance guy in here to tell you all about it. roddy! so, uh, without your fee your checking chamber can't run smoothly. every time you put money in it causes, uh...deposit friction. gotta get some fiscal lube on there. [ male announcer ] it's time to bank human again. [ defeated] okay. [ male announcer ] avoid monthly maintenance fees at td bank with a minimum checking balance of just $100. td bank. america's most convenient bank. >>> a robbery victim near houston texas decides she would not give up wit

the mother llama was still in a huff as owner explained how they got away. >> we took them to elder home here and were letting them show off and pet them and one of the ones broke loose and chased. >> here's a photographer of the llamas used for therapy visit before they made their break and surprisingly bucks county is a hot bed for raising llamas in this area and we'll hear from a bucks county farmer in just a few moments. >>> still to come on "action news" tonight, federal internet regulations are approved and what they mean for you. plus alicia vitarelli gets a tour of the set of how to get away with murder from one of its stars and he's from delaware county. >> and scientists uncover a cancer fighting side effect of stat indrugs. >> and starting weekend with record cold and ending with messy wintry mix. details in the foul accuweather forecast. >> flyers few spots out of forecast. >> flyers few spots out of playoff spot and they're taking federal communications commission is track cracking down ounn't net providers. today fcc voted to impose new rules preventing companies like comca

want to bring in our friend meteorologist janice huff now. janice, it is unending. it's winter, we know that. but this is getting almost ridiculous. is there any letup? any relief in the forecast? >> there's a little bit of letup for the southern states but not for the next few days. the next system that comes through this area will be all rain. but for now this system has moved out of texas and ice is going to be collecting on power lines, roads and trees across parts of louisiana, mississippi and arkansas. even parts of alabama and georgia as well. by tomorrow morning we're expecting some snow in and around the atlanta area as well as some ice that will move into the mountains of north georgia, north carolina, south carolina and tennessee. and then it continues east later on tuesday morning for places like columbia, charleston, maybe even wilmington north carolina and the outer banks of north carolina may see some snow as well. in the northern states it's the brutal windchills. it continues wave after wave after wave of cold as minus 30 over the next several days,

i'm a big believer of doing a huff and spoke system. if you start your first store in new york, i wouldn't open up the second one in chicago. until you have your systems in place at your first store, where it's easily replicatible and predictable, i wouldn't do a second store. i've seen too many organizations grow themselves to death because they haven't had the systems in place. >> i love that you basically have to codify everything. you need your handbook as if you were a franchise. >> that's where i was going. it's a franchise mind set. if you can't put it in a blue book binder and train the management for another location you don't have a second store. you have a nightmare waiting to happen. there's a lot of stories of people saying we had this thing nailed down. they couldn't replicate it because they didn't have andre or some human that was the magic not the process. >> and do you have the person? you're saying andre, right? is there someone from your first store who will move to the second place? or is it run so well that you can

does the huff post to the have hair and make up?> this is the dude fighting on his show with roy ennis and the klan? >> the chair episode. >> i remember it vividly. he is the bad influence. >> he went after a jonas brother and that crosses the line. >> isn't that the lovely three or four houses you have on the hudson? >> as the only african-american on the pam what is your take on this? >> i would like to say geraldo is fantastic. i agree with you carly. he is not talking about the music, thank god, because there is nothing more tedious than an old person talking about rap music. >> he is not old. he is only 20 years older than me. >> he is 20 years localedder than an old man. >> 50 is the new 47. >> i do -- i get what he is saying and it goes back to what you said 3w* techno. it is a fact of his age and it is the same thing with us. >> i get it. i am not saying i dislike him but you are an old dude. >> hip hop fashion has been a revolt against the prevailing white culture. there is an aspect he is over looking, but i also think wha

. >> i will huff and i will puff and i will blow your house down. screen. netflix. paul and monica are back. house of cards fans? >> yes. i can't wait till friday. i am going to binge watch all weekend. >> i am only through the first season. i cannot wait to go and do a marathon with it. melissa: a bit crossover between parents whose children watch pbs and sesame street and parents who have netflix and watch house of cards. it is a bit of a that. there is no kid who will get this. just betting that the parents are huge fans. >> way too dark for any children. >> yes. >> it makes sense that the crossover is more on the educational side than the entertainment side. melissa: a very creative promotion. thanks guys. freezing in a tub. chambers of nitrogen gas. you have to see this. you will burn 800 calories doing this. and other arctic last moving across the country. you can never have too much money or siberian cold. ♪ you can call me shallow... but, i have a wandering eye. i mean, come on. national gives me the control to choose any car in the aisle i want. i

huff will be fired after the 30-day suspension. >>> the company that ran revel's nightclub and beach bar are appealing the sale to a developer. revel has until 4:00 to respond to the appeal or the deal could fall through. the others are threatening to walk away if the sale continues to stall. meantime revel is facing problems as the heat and electricity will be cutoff to the building on thursday unless the bill is paid. a.c.r. energy says it will be fined an additional $1 million for each day they cut off power. >>> and today chris christie will meet with the british finance minister but yesterday he clarified comments he made about the growing debate over vaccinations. >> there has to be a balance and that depends on what the vaccine is these types and all the rest. >> governor christie originally said parents should have some choice in vaccinating their children but later clarified that children should be vaccinated for measles. it's all in response to an immediate outbreak in california. >>> and there's one confirmed case of measles in new castle county delaware. and it's not conn

you know the biggest danger this huff po programmer is his parents are going to turn down the thermostat in his basement. he is older, might not live in the basement but the attic or garage. >> given how that race was last year, isn't this an attack that would have come out during the campaign if it were true, any merit to it? >> nothing wrong with my attic. nice up there. >> i bet it is. >> the kind of thing, you start stepping to somebody's pack ground, unless you've got a pad ear piece unless you've department a clear and compelling piece of information that says this is wrong, it a waste of time. people would come and throw it over the transom. prove it use it if it was pad prove it more. from a political standpoint, think of more things to criticize them for. thought her delivery was not very good on that speech. >> a brand-new senator. that takes a little practice. >> should have had a selfie stick, put on sunglasses. >> would have helped. >> jindal. >> you think she was attacked by this one blogger because -- is there some -- >> because she was a woman? makes him look small and

political comedian and sirius/xm radio host john fugelsan and huff post live host alana minikovski.ew york times" reports hillary clinton met with senator elizabeth warren one on one in a private meeting in december. the times reports clinton asked for policy ideas and suggestions from warren and used the meeting to build a relationship with warren. a democrat briefed on the meeting called it cordial and productive but hillary did not ask ms. warn are warren to consider endorsing her likely campaign. angela, a pretty juicy story. what do you mike of this meeting? >> i think the democrats are better at keeping secrets that the many republicans, rev. when jeb bush and mitt romney met, that was making front page news. jeb bush was taking photos in the airport and now you have a meeting that teems in december so i think we're certainly better strategists since we're able to hold our water a bit. >> i think it's one of toss situations think sea keep your friends close and enemies closer. elizabeth warren has a lot of support. people are begging her to run. they have set up a pac without

. >> i'm afraid that you've left me no choice, i'll have to huff and puff and blow your house down. >> and he does. and if you don't know the story of the three little pigs, google sesame street and "house of cards." >> quality entertainment. >> wanted cia is getting ready to restructure with a new emphasis on electronic intelligence and the washington post said that john brennan wants to ex respond the espionage and cyber capabilities and that could include experts with traditional analysts. the agency must update its tactics to reflect the areas where the intelligence is being shared today. and joining us now from atlanta i believe is professor with the georgia institute of technology. and professor good to see you. so last year, director brennan told the agency that he had become "increasingly concerned that the time has come to take a fresh look at how we're organized." and is he correct? is this in fact long overdue? >> i think that he can say that it's at least due if not overdue. the internet started to go commercial in 1992, and there's nothing in the cia to show how the inter

political analyst jason johnson, and huff post live host caroline teraney. >>> they're actually tryingo running. the rnc posting a memo on the home page declaring hillary's hiding, quote -- out in public speaking to voters and sharing ideas, but hillary clinton is nowhere to be found. and they promise we're going to keep asking where is hillary? you will see more from us in the coming days and week. they also released this attack video. >> hello? >> hey, this is barack. listen, i need to know if you're on board. >> well yes, i guess i could. >> because i'm counting on you. >> i can't try to help. >> because i'm counting on you. >> of course i will do anything to help. >> okay. good. it all comes down to you. i have no doubt that hillary clinton is the right person to lead our nation and the world. [ laughter ] >> you're absolutely right. >> what is happening here? >> i know it's disappointing, though i was never that good. i hope i get a chance to see you again at the white house soon. >> all right. well, look i will be there as fast as i can. [ laughter ] >> i love that phrase. i thin

with me tonight huff post live host caroline -- and democratic analyst mark hannah, and host of "the and seema. thank you all for being here. >> thanks rev. carolina, i always mess with your name. i don't know why. >> i love you, rev. don't worry. >>> a big congratulations -- >> yeah all right. we start with a big glad raise to the first lady michelle obama. her "let's move" campaigning is celebrated five strong years, to get kid to eat healthier and get active is working. she says she's happy with her work, but it's far from done. >> childhood obeseity rates have finally stopped rising and obesity rates are actually falling among or younge children. so, yeah. [ applause ] >> we've been a whole lot to celebrate on this fifth anniversary of "let's move." if we take our foot off the pedal for even a single minute we will go right back to where we started. >>> look at the proof. there are declines in childhood obesity rates among low-income preschoolers. now the first lady is running, skipping and dancing into her sixth year with a big idea. >> we are celebrating a big anniversary. >> u

. >> okay, now, guys, huff and puff. [ huffing and puffing ] >> ah! >> our plan worked.fooled you. >> yeah, just wasn't a house of bricks at all. it was just a house of cards. >> i'm not sure kevin spacey could have done it better himself. it was funny. everyone was retweeting. the house of cards, season three comes out on the 27th. i hear it's about 13 hours worth of content so plan your snack breaks and your bathroom breaks and sleeping accordingly. in the 94.7 fresh fm studios, i'm tommy mcfly, wusa9. >> tommy, thank you. >>> it is 6:51. there are no active plots against american malls but the federal government is still advising shoppers to be vigilant. >> and the winter weather not only slamming us. ice and slick roads hitting parts of the south, too. wusa9 is back right after this. i love the taste. always smooth, never bitter. my cup of coffee is always awesome when i go to dunkin'. man: i see the steam rising off the cup 'cause you know it's a fresh pot. man: one cup a day for sure. two if need be. and it's usually "need be." dunkin' -- your place for coffee. peo

and indeed, congress left the building and a huff. the soldiers went back to their barracks. that night, congress held an emergency session at which there was a quorum and voted that it pennsylvania -- is pennsylvania did not defend the congress of the united states, the congress of the united states was going to lose. the last one to move -- it was going to move. it was going to move to princeton, new jersey, and that is what it did you. what happened was quickly there were op-ed pieces in the newspapers saying this should never happen again. what congress needs is an exclusive jurisdiction, some territory where the federal government is supreme and controls everything. this idea had been talked about privately by members of congress for three or four years but it was so threatening to the constitutional basis of the republic in which the states were supreme that it was never brought out publicly until after the demonstration when the idea came out of the closet and to the floor of congress. another one of these amendments to the constitution, to the articles of confederatio

joining me tonight, journalist and author allison samuels, access hollywood's shawn robertson, and "huffve" host. hollywood's brightest stars shined during the oscars last night. as actors accepted their trophy one theme stole the spotlight from all of them. activism. the speeches ranged from civil rights, to suicide awareness, from immigration to equal pay for women. patricia arquette kicked things off with a speech that made many women, including meryl streep proud. >> to every woman who gave birth, to every taxpayer and citizen of this nation we have fought for everybody else's equal rights. it's our time to have wage equal equality once and for all, and equal rights for women in the united states of america. >> then came the most powerful and emotional performance of the night. john legend and common singing the song "glory" about racial injustice. the images of the selma to montgomery march flashed on stage. it brought everyone to their feet, and some in the audience to tears. then came the speech where legend reminded america that selma is now. >> we know that right now, the strugg

who better to discuss this weather madness than wnbc meteorologist janice huff? >> hi joy. we have a graphic here we've imported coming detectly from noaa tracking the cold air over the last couple of weeks. the first couple of cold waves came in from northern canada and the arctic circle down into the northeastern states and the great lakes. this area that's coming in today is coming in from siberia in russia. that's where the air is originateing from. from siberia straight through north america, the air mass is complete -- the landmass is completely covered with snow. we've got 47 million square kilometers of snow pack from siberia all the way to the northeastern state. so there's no warming at all with all these sub zero temperatures and all the snow cominge inging through. in the meantime on the other side of the jet stream it's warmer across the west coast. meanwhile, we're very cold in the east. these are windchill alerts. warnings and advisories that stretch from michigan all the way down to florida. they're expecting freezing conditions there into south florida. tha

the other one is debbie mckinney-huff, from a town called highland. she's a democrat. her premiums went up astronomy astronomical. this year they went up with a $10,000 deductible. and she can't afford it. so for all the happy dances, there are challenges out there that we don't do our constituents service if we don't understand that there's problems that have to be resolved. there's some budget requests that i want to talk about. i want to move forward, but i just put that in the record. i'm a big supporter of medicare advantage. you know, i was here when we passed it. seniors didn't have any prescription drug coverage been very successful very popular. the budget request makes a reduction again in that, where the enrollment is going up. favorables are high. and 670,000 people weren't able to access medicaid advantage. and if you're from rural parts of this country that option is very limited. if not, or it doesn't exist. so i would ask that we re-look at that so that seniors who want to have this option can choose that. and our concern is your budget hurts the abilit

developed a device that can be plugged into a mart phone and used to test for infectious diseases, like huffdetects in 15 minutes by using a prick of blood. experts say it will be be useful in remote areas like rural africa, where it could potentially save millions of lives from sexually transmitted diseases. hey, sal, i think you know everything. are you taking care of our folks in highway 24? >> that's a lot of pressure, dave, but yes. let's go to highway 24 now and take a look at westbound, the commute is not all that bad. you will see that traffic continues to move about 14 minutes between pleasant hill road. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, thbacked up about 15-20 minute delay. some of the middle lanes are more crowded in the others. and 880 ramps are full. still slow from concord to walnut creek. southbound and northbound 680 getting into danvillel been a couple of earlier things to blame for that. so give yourself extra time as you drive on 680. 8:17, let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. mostly cloudy and a little bit of fog. flash flood watch is it for the north bay. alth

is amant about the need for sleep and has written about it and how she encouraging it there at the "huffyou can make up for it. >> give it a shot. >> thank you, amy. >> i will try. >> we'll give it a try. >>> "pop news" and weather coming up. lara in the social square. >> here's what's coming up on our "gma morning menu." new research that may have you reaching for that bottle of red wine even faster than normal. we'll explain. >>> beauty bar dangers. why you may want to rethink getting those fake eyelashes. the eyelash extensions. do tune in for that. >>> and the "sports illustrated" swimsuit models like you've never seen them before. >>> and melissa rycroft is with us. >> we are revealing our "dancing with the stars," not the cast the pros coming back are to the new season tenth season. melissa will help us reveal them coming up on "good morning america" in times square with a really cute haircut. you look great. see you soon. ♪ >>> "gma's morning menu" is brought to you by nexium 24 hour. available without a prescription. cfone, i can... order more shaving cream. pay the electric bill

. >> he appeared on "glee," he's the second cousin of derek hough and julianne huff.nd an actress who caused a sensation at the super bowl starring in a very sexy ad and i stopped being a vegetarian as a result. charlotte mckinney and her partner keo motsepe. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> i just sucked in a little bit more and i'll have what she's having and next up this former defenseman for the rams first openly gay man drafted in the nfl. recipient of the arthur ashe courage award, get out here michael sam, this is my territory and he's joined by h partner, peta murgatroyd. [ applause ] ♪ >> i volunteer as tribute for the next contestant. she plays katniss everdeen's little sister prim in "the hunger games" series at 14 she's our youngest cast emever chronologically not emotionally. come on out, willow shields and her partner two-time mirror ball champ mark ballas. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> all right. so i'm going to start by interviewing this part of the cast as you know there are more celebrities coming. i'm going to start with you. hello, patti labelle. great

. >>> america's richest estest oil man harold hamm has had a huff year with the prices of oil plummetingvorce. >>> and before a simple dress broke the internet a llama chase captivated social media and become a smart marketing opportunity. >> it's friday february 27th and the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> live from the beating heart of business, new york city, this is "squawk box." >>> good morning, again and welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. first in business worldwide. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen andrew is on assignment. but look behind us. we have workout friends. i think they're gearing up for a run. i don't know what this music is. they had special music. i don't know what it is. >> they need "eye of the tiger" or something. >> making us feel like slackers here on the inside. >> "rocky". >> that was just a slow leadup. you were right. joining us for the rest of the hour is larry bosity. thank you for being here. >> i think we already had had this music cued up for larry. >> it's perfect. running up the stairs. >> yeah. >> we're going to get m

the second went 40 minutes max and they left all in a huff as well.hat happens today is anybody's guess. the reason today is critical is the following. the bailout officially expires on the 28th between today and that time period these finance ministers have to bring whatever deal they've got to their parliaments and vote and that takes time. how long does it take a vote to get through the u.s. congress, right? think about it. you have to do this. there's a lot of process involved. that's why today it's critical. it's also critical because for greece the situation is fiscally ominous because they're not bringing in enough tax rech nouse and in terms of their bank banking system so many people are taking money out. there are predictions if they don't get something solid out today you could see capital controls in greece. that means you can't transfer money. you can't take money out of your bank account in greece because they would be running out of physical cash at this point. >> wow. so things could get quite a bit hairier from here. >> yes. to re-emp

because we want to have a temper tantrum he vetoes it, it comes back, we have another debate where we huff and puff and hope problems will go away, we then try to override a veto, and all the while we're eating up time and the world is watching us. not only treasured allies, saying what is this, united states the greatest deliberative body becomes just the greatest delaying body, and our enemies say they can't even get their act together internally to pass the very money to take us on, so they're going to try to write it it -- bring it on to us. in the end when all is said and done more is getting said than done. i urge the senate that before we go out for presidents' day recess, let's pass this bill. tomorrow we are going to vote to confirm the secretary of defense, dr. ashton carter. he's gone through the process reported out of committee i look forward to voting for it. and why are we going to move so fast to confirm dr. carter? because we need a department of defense. we got to fight for america. we got to stand up for america. we got to be muscular, ready deal with those bad guys. i a