hugh grant is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] i love hugh grant. ladies love hugh grant.ove hugh grant. plus, he's in town to cover the nba all-star weekend on tnt. it is always great having him on the show. he just doesn't care what he says, man. he's just the greatest guy to have on the show. charles barkley is stopping by. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: one of the greatest -- >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: basketball players. and since we're all sportsmen, hugh grant, charles barkley and i are going to play a round of hallway golf. >> steve: ooh. [ applause ] >> jimmy: it's going to be ridiculous. you don't want to miss it. it's pretty good, though. and we also like to have new stand-ups on the show. this guy's super duper funny. we have very good stand-up from kyle kinane, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] he's going to tell some jokes. he's fantastic. guys, the nba all-star game's coming up this weekend. but it's right here in new york city. so, everyone's got the buzz here on the streets. i just can't wait to watch it myself. after the all-star gam

and hugh jackman with some advice.ts. >> reporter: only two days till one of the biggest television events of the year. but host neil patrick harris has had it on his mind since he got the call four months and five days ago. how long have you been out here rehearsing? weeks? >> yeah, the better part of the month of february. >> reporter: he knows who's gone before him. billy crystal, ellen degeneres, hugh jackman. >> look at us. >> reporter: and about ellen's selfie seen around the world last year? >> oh, yeah! >> i'm going to try and do something better, i think. >> reporter: but neil reveals more than trying to beat the selfie challenge. number one -- timing is everything. >> you don't want to just tell a bunch of jokes at the wrong time. they won't be well received. >> reporter: what you may not know about neil patrick harris is that he loves magic. so, number two -- expect the unexpected. there's got to be some magical moments. >> yeah. we have a bunch of magic stuff planned. >> reporter: number three -- get those

after i left i thought did hugh write this? it really kind of fit you like a glove., director. and you guys have collaborate beefed in the past. >> yeah, mark and i have made three films before this one. we love each other. and he does write unbelievably great parts for me. >> i think hugh likes characters who have not fulfilled their destiny. i think that's an appealing idea for him and that's very much who keith michaels is. >> you arrived on campus a mean recipients eighted. you dismissed your floors a mom you insulted members of faculty >> you don't line jane austin? >> i behave very badly and gets drunk spin cults people and has sex with his students does all of the things that you are not supposed to do. but then gradually comes to find that he actually likes teaching. and loves the students. and one student in particular who is a mature student, placed by marisa thome. >> oh, i have to tell you i love paradise, this place, i still watch it in my girls >> oh, your girls, are you a lesbian? >> i wish. >> you mentioned marisa thome, i thought she was really lovel

. >>> hugh jackman is here. this is hugh skrakman. >> exciting. believe hugh jackman is behind bars. but that is his name? >> yes, it is hugh the roo. >> it is hard to believe there are animals like this behind the bar ss. >> but it is a small wallaby and looking at this and nick told me a disturbing story at commercial break which i will let him share but when you go to a with big place like australia, you should not buy a stuffed animal why? >> because they could have been made from a hugh jackman here like this and small wallabys are declining in numbers because of that. >> and one of the biggest threats to animals like this are us human beings and talking about why we should not have animals in captivity is because of us. we are ruining their habitats and en coachcroaching on them with building homes and buildings. >> and so one of the situations is that what you are describing it is here to stay. >> and you can see morgan spurlock inside man, right here at 9:00 p.m. right here on cnn, and say good-bye hugh jackman. good night. we have to get

i'm pleased to have chris hughes at this table.come. >> thank you for having me charlie. >> rose: very good friend of mine and lot of other people who have been at odds with you over the new republic. but what i want to understand here is your side of what happened because this was a great institution. it may become be on it's way to becoming a greater institution or something else. tell me what happened and why. >> when i bought the new republic i bought it because i believed in the values of the place. that's quality journalism that goes past the headlines and gets details and goes in depth. that's the value of the institution, the reason that i showed up in the first place a little bit just about two years ago. the over the course of the past two years one of the key learnings i've had and i think as an industry the world has is that the media environment and landscapexç is shifting very rapidly. of course print is very important for a lot of us. it's a key way we sit down and lean back and read long kind of pieces. but the reac

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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: later this week, we have hugh grant, colin firth, samuel l. jackson and we have music from the weeknd. he'll be here. [ applause ] penis long long might show up. >> steve: are you serious? long long is going to be here? >> jimmy: yeah, we're saving -- we heard -- >> steve: he's in and out. we don't know where he's coming. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, that's true. i just -- i got an anonymous tip. >> steve: did you really? [ laughter and applause ] really? from long long? >> jimmy: yeah. just a tip. >> steve: we want to be ahead of the game. you don't want to -- you know what i mean? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well first -- what a sexy show we've got tonight. >> steve: oh, my gosh, sexy. >> jimmy: you know we always have the sexiest show on tv, right? [ cheers and applause ] when you think "the tonight show" -- when i say "tonight show", you say sexy. tonight show! >> sexy! >> jimmy: yeah, that's what happens every night i come out. >> steve: every night. >> jimmy: i say welcome to "the tonight show." >> sexy! >> jimmy: i can't go down the street w

bryan hughes of our charleston affiliate wowk is at the scene. bryan, what do you have? >> scott, this an incredible scene where the fire continues the rage back behind me. at this point we've been able to count about eight rail cars that are on fire.csx official estimates from csx is that this is a 109-car train two locomotives. they said only one is on fire, but clearly that is not the case. also crude oil has spilled into the canal river. just moments ago csx and the coast guard had to use our cameras to look across the river to identify the actual rail car numbers so they can possibly t disconnect these rail cars and identify other rail cars that could have potential problems. >> pelley: bryan, do we know anything about deaths or injuries? >> at this point no injuriesn have been reported. across the river there is one house right underneath where these rail cars are, that one has been absolutely incinerated. >> pelley: and roughly how many people are being evacuated? >> reporter: at this point there is a community that's around 100, that's boomer west virginia, they

. ♪ charlie: chris hughes is here.e is the cofounder of facebook and the owner and publisher of "the new republic." he bought the magazine in 2012. he planned to try to transform it to a vertically integrated digital media platform. his vision led editors to resign in december over disagreements over the publication's future they were followed by dozens of staffers and correspondents who also left. the event points to a broader shift taking place in journalism as the institutions take a look at the new era of technology and business. what i want to understand here is your side of what happened. it was a great institution. it may become, it may be on its way to be a greater institution or something else. tell me what happened. and why. chris: so when i bought "the new republic" i bought it because i believe in the values of the journalism that goes past the headlines and gets detail. that has been a sustaining value of the institution and the reason i showed up in the first place, three years ago. over the course of the

and we can get the latest from hugh schofield. i guess, really what we would like to know is what more suleman s. actually had to say about this whole affair. >> well indeed. and we at the bbc are trying to find -- he's being very discreet. he was tracked down yesterday and i understand he doesn't want to give more interviews which is quite understandable. but in this interview, he gives his version of events and if you've seen the video, you'll have seen that the gentleman tries in a very dignified, but quite forceful way, to get back on the train several times. clearly bewildered but refusing to budge. and every time he's pushed back. so suleman in these accounts says, yeah this is what happened. for him, it lasted several minutes. he lost his phone in the scuffles. he didn't understand what the fans were saying, because he doesn't speak english, but he could tell straight away that they were picking on him because of the color of his skin. and eventually the train moved on and he got the next train and went home. and then says

we want to bring in hugh johnson president of hugh johnson advisor and president of the -- family of funds. let's start with you. you're saying stock markets are maybe 4% over valued but the nasdaq pushing towards 5,000. is that definitely over value territory? >> yeah. you know i think that the reason we're seeing such decline in volatility as bob mentioned, is that i think when we start to get up towards that 4% to 5% over value, you see a lot of investors particularly professional investors start to dig their heels in. it's really tough to get yourself to buy when we're over valued. i think it's -- it doesn't surprise me that we're getting lower volatility, and i think we're all -- it's all of it within the context of we'll move to 4% to 5% over value which is where we are now, and then i think we'll decline to 5% under valued all within the context of a gradually rising mid single digit, 5% return that we're going to get this year. trendless and volatile is really the word that i think describes the current market and the market we're going to see for most of this year. >> yeah.

. >> you brought up williams and the political state senator vincent hughes has been asked.oe sestak sailed i'm running for -- said i'm running as a democrat. they want to square off against pat toomey. this is looking like it's going to a great race, how does the landscape look to you guys, who do you think will stick it out and show up for the rails. >> joe sestak else a driven guy, i think toomey is in a much better position than the last. >> i get the feeling that people are urging williams to go for it. >> there's a long line of people that are waiting for seth to announce that's interested in the senate. >> how would he do? >> i think he would do well. he is 48 years old and dynamic had a great run as d.a. >> and headlines a lot this year. >> headlines a lot. a and great life story if you look at his life story and he is presentable, i think he would be a for middible candidate. >> how about hughes? >> no tale out of school here, joe sestak is not overwhelmingly popular with the democratic establishment. let's get that fact out there. number two it's going to take 15 t

the cf ofo of pepsi, hugh johnston.elcome, hugh. >> sara good morning. >> clearly, a difficult environment, currency volatility strong dollar craziness. still you managed to beat. talk about how. give us color behind the numbers, especially that 5% organic revenue growth. >> yeah happy to. it was a terrific quarter for us. really coming off of a terrific 2014. three big messages here i think. number one, pepsico's deliver, you see in the numbers in quarter and the year as we raise guide 'over the year. behind that pepsico does have a lot of momentum. both in terms of our large customers and our small customers. the business is performing really well right now. one interesting fact in that regard, we generated in the u.s. about a billion dollars of sales growth for our customers. it took the next 27 customers to get to the next billion of growth. and that's why walmart named us supplier of the year in large format and small format big of the customer 7-11 named us supplier of the year. we have great momentum. perhaps mos

kip hughes is a top driver.s been racing since he was a boy and knows that at any time an accident can be just around the corner. >> if it bothers you, you put it all aside and try not to think about the fact that it hasn't happened and be prepared for when it does happen. >> despite the danger or perhaps because of it excitement is in the air the night of october 1st, 2011 at oklahoma sports park. it's the stock car nationals. larry carr is the announcer for the big event. >> we had cars there this time from three different states. it's a three-day event. it builds up over the three days to the big night of saturday night. >> hundreds of fans are on hand to watch the drivers compete for a $10,000 prize. >> 10,000 for the guy that crossed the finish line, that's big money in this sport. these guys run for 500 to 750 a night to win. you put 10,000 on the line, they're going to be willing to push the edge a little bit. >> far and away the favorite to win is driver kip hughes. >> he won it last year and was picking

very quickly hugh-e dylan.hia you have a rewrite of the script information. >> i got a tip in january they rewrote the script. it used to be the grandson of apollo creed but now he is son of creed and around the age of 30 and, you know, michael b jordan is 28. if you saw him today he does look like he is over 30. >> this is exciting how often do you gem access to watch a major movie being made. >> i will be here all day long eating drinking coffee. green eggs is great. i love it here. >> have you seen stallone up close. >> this is first time i have seen him so i'm excited ape right outside adrian's which is great name for his former, his wife's name. >> yes. >> so hugh y this will be fun, they film for another six weeks here in philadelphia, guys, i got the phone up here because ear piece does not work in the restaurant. thinks so great inside, across the street from the filming good did they move inside, they are not the on the street anymore. >> so you see the guy there with the hat on and the ruffles. that i

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in boomer west virginia, bryan hughes for cbs news. >>> jurors at the american sniper murder trial sawnd heard a videotaped confession by accused gunman eddie routh monday. in the recording, the former marine can be seen handcuffed in an interrogation room after the killings in 2013. he admits to a texas ranger that he shot navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle and another man. routh also says he's sorry for what he's done. his defense team argues he was insane at the time. >>> important new research on women's health this morning. a study finds hot flashes which afflict up to 80% of middle-aged women is far longer than previously thought. on average the symptoms will stretch more than seven years. for some women they can last as long as 14 years. and there are big differences in ethnicities. african-american women have the longest duration and japanese women the shortest. researchers say the reasons are unclear. >>> coming up on the "morning news," space race. competition to be the first humans to set foot on the red planet. >>> and getting fired up for fat tuesday. we'll take you to new orleans f

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i love hugh grant. i never have seen him in a movie i didn't adore.ine but it's a cold wind that is blowing in the area. you can see the flags on top of the boat houses. that's the view from the mellon bank building in center city. the view from here at the nbc 10 studios, yeah we've got a cold wind too but look at that blue sky. lots of sunshine. the temperature is 29 degrees right now in philadelphia but it's already a little warmer in wilmington, 33 degrees there. the problem, the wind is blowing in wilmington too and for most of the area the windchill 24 in wilmington, feels like 17 in trenton. >>> and right now crews are patching roosevelt boulevard where a water main broke yesterday morning. all lanes except one are now back open. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf is about to kick off a statewide school to teach tour in chester county. in a few minutes he'll stop pie callen elementary school to outline his plan to tax companies that drill for natural gas. that could generate $1 billion this year alone, money that could be reinvested in educatio

hugh alexander is now exhausted trying to stay afloat and alive. and then -- >> hey, come on out. hey, no. hey! >> conditions seem right for another rescue attempt and alexander appears for the second time. as the lifeguards swoop in, you can hear the cheers from the relieved crowd up above. but it's not over yet. >> all of a sudden we saw the victim come out of the cave, the lifeguard grabbed him and got on to the jet ski and they took off only to fall off the back end because of another swell that washed him off. >> it's a nightmare that just won't end. luckily, this time there's a lifeguard tethered to a life ring and alexander has the help he needs to survive. >> they managed to get out. before the next big set came in. >> cut, cold, exhausted but alive, alexander is taken to the beach for medical attention and later recounts his ordeal. >> i had cuts above and below my eyes and under my chin. for two and a half hours i was sure i was going to die. it was just like being tossed around in a washing machine. >> miraculously, he suffers only minor injuries. but the trauma he endu

they have an activist stake in baker hughes. halliburton is buying baker hughes.d-january, the increased to 22 million. back to you. >> still to come what do blake griffin, russell wilson, danica patrick, and kobe bryant have in common? they are all helping derek jeter in his newest business venture. i will tell you more in my new interview with the captain after the break. ♪ >> egypt once a you and resolution for international action against islamic state in libya. this is in response to a video showing 21 coptic christians being beheaded by islamic state. surveillance and hacking tools were embedded in the hard drives of network targeted in russia iran, pakistan, and china. the real estate recovery looks to have stalled in china. housing prices were down 5.1% year on year in january. this is despite the easing of property controls last year in the country. that is the latest world news. shifting to sports, what does a baseball legend do once his playing days are over? for derek jeter it is about giving fellow pros and new way to express themselves. i spoke to hi

i don't mind going after baker hughes either.exposure. >> yep. >> there's been some paper too. >> okay. let's go around the horn and do final trades again. rig count imminent and may have an impact on where -- steve -- >> sailor pharmaceutical. there will be a deal here. faber reported it this morning. i think it will be for more than 160 and be competitive. >> josh. >> dooer is on its way to being a triple digit stock. >> rutgus. i like the up side. >> pete. >> applied materials. this thing is breaking out and going higher. >> all of you have a great day and great weekend as well. power lunch starts right now. >> halftime is over. power lunch and the second half of the trading day starts right now. >>> scott, gentlemen, thank you very much. tyler mathison. susan lee in for mandy drury today. >> happy friday. we'll talk about the problems ongoing in the west. looks like one major american company announcing it's really starting to feel the impact. furlows are being issued to employees. >> a triple threat for the great american or

let's head down to cpac with scottie nell hughes. you what's going on there, what do you make of this news, it looks like boehner's effort to get short-term funding for homeland security won't work. he lost at least 50 republicans. >> no. exactly, charles. what we do hear, we take you to the scene. i love the timing of this vote right now. senate republicans decided to pair up with congressional democrats and president obama and pass this bill. knowing that right now speaker boehner is in absolute chaos trying to get something like this through his house. it didn't work today. it's missing restrictions on president obama's executive amnesty. something the majority of congressional republicans who represent the majority of the american people directly, they absolutely demand. charles: so we've seen a lot of headlines come out from down there. what's sticking out in your mind? >> well, immigration, immigration, immigration. it's not just the vote happening up on the hill. it's what every single presidential candidate talked about when

it hugh did it know to go left? did it know to go left? follows the road using the follows the road using the cameras and cameras and what happens if a what happens if a kid comes out chasing a ball? oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. kid comes out chasing a ball? oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. almost got almost got that guy. that guy. makes a decision whether to brake or swerve. makes a decision whether to can we park it? >> yeah. brake or swerve. can we park it? we can do that from the >> yeah. we can do that from the backseat. backseat. right? right? >> yes. this is >> yes. this is my space. my space. calling dibs on that spot. it's parking. calling dibs on that spot. it's parking. i love watching the steering i love watching the steering wheel just spin wheel just spin itself. itself. what happens ifty interrupt it? >> it stops, completely stops. what happens ifty interrupt it? >> it stops, completely stops. >> as car make makers tinker >> as car make makers tinker with driverless cars, with driverless cars, researchers at st

hugh grant was wonderful to work with. >> jimmy: did you know him before?e, but he was very nice to me on the set. he nailed my wife while i was taking a nap. he did, and actually, i think it's good that i was taking a nap. but my agent told me that that's like a badge of honor, so i accepted it. >> jimmy: will you be writing another book? i've enjoyed the books that you've written. >> no. i'm not going to be writing anymore. i doesn't knn't know if you've reviews. but i'm very much into windshield wiper fluid. >> jimmy: what? >> we've had a lot of blizzards back east. so we're using up a lot of that stuff. and i'm out there promoting all natural windshield wiper fluid. because there's kind of a big difference between the stuff we all use and the all natural stuff. >> jimmy: is there? >> it actually works a lot better, too. so i'm actually going to demonstrate. i don't want to take over your show, but -- >> jimmy: no, go right ahead. can i come with you? >> come on over here. we've got all natural and the regular stuff right here. >> jimmy: who is this? >>

hillary kramer, jim frischling, new oak capital president, scotty nell hughes and matt mccall, founder president of penn financial group. so digging into the first real, real deal, matt, what is your take on this rally? can it keep going? >> it's going to keep going. you know, it's the best game in town right now, u.s. stocks. i like europe as well, but there's buyers out there, and they're looking at buying any kind of dip of late, and people keep saying the nasdaq compared to where it was in 2000. the comparison's not even there -- deirdre: there's real businesses now. >> look at the stocks that make up the nasdaq. back then apple wasn't even a top 20 stock in the nasdaq, now they make up over 10%. five of the top companies pay dividends, they're sitting on a ton of cash, much better condition -- deirdre: hillary, sounds like you beg to differ. or there's something not quite right there. >> a very important point matt's making and that's the tersety of the -- diversity of the stocks that are rising. utilities were the go-to stock for fear -- deirdre: yeah. boring is out and risk is b

. >> my name is hugh hefner, and i'm editor and publisher of "playboy" magazine.ire worth $20 million. >> gloria steinem was a reporter and a very pretty one. so she went undercover as a bunny at the playboy club. >> i remember the young woman who took my false bio. i had said that i was a secretary and thought being a bunny would be more exciting. and she leaned forward and whispered to me. she said, "honey, if you can type, you don't want to work here." >> bunnies are forbidden to wear jewelry, pale lipstick or gold or green nail varnish. the provocative cottontail must be clean and sparkling. >> gloria exposed how the playboy bunnies were treated, what they were paid and how they were running around in a club with their breasts exposed and tail on their butt and with men sort of snapping the napkin at them as they walked by. and so, through her reporting, she was showing sexism in all its different flavors. >> that assignment, it was not a great experience, but in retrospect, i'm glad i did it because i got a notice from hugh hefner. and they did change the wor

danny hughes. she's also one of my favorites. scottie nell hughes. news director. look at that.ou bring that southern freshness here. look how you look. you look fantastic. >> and sun shine. we need to have some bright in this chair multiply. charles: we have bright in the market today. (?) >> hitha herzog. of course, matt mccaul founder and president of penn financials group. he's sort of the everyday man. what is that? matt: sidekick. charles: let's do it. the first real, real deal. stocks, we opened mixed. the blue chips were lower. nasdaq higher right out the gate. led by apple which all of a sudden is on automatic pilot again. there were the greece worries and anxiety ahead of that inventory report. that came out as well. now, the greek issue remains -- we're hearing scuttlebutts. scottie on top of that. crude oil, we saw a build there. 4.9 million barrels. they were saying 3.4. i don't know who does these estimates. i thought there should have been a higher estimate. matt, oil was down. the focus seemed to be on leadership in the market. and it felt like smartphone was out

hughes claimed to hit silicon valley and it know what he wanted to do with his new toy.s that money on the right things, wasted money in the same ways, -- hughes seemed to have grown impatient with the same but not great web traffic, and losses of his legacy publication. the names may have lost their beguiling hold on his imagination and decided to do away with them in such a way that everyone but obligated to leave with them. he did not plan for a change at the top. even david brooks, the country suffered a great loss this year, but the distraction of "the new republic" at the hands of its incompetent owner. outstanding essays. respond to that. these are two people award-winning writer and journalist, and david brooks the equivalent columnist of the new york times. what you say to those people russian mark are you misunderstood? chris: our plans are misunderstood. i think george packer, david brooks and other people feel strongly about the new republic. whether it is them are other people, it has cultivated a whole generation a whole sensibility in journalism. it is har

at six foot four and a half, elliot hughes lee, a princeton graduate, exceeded the maximum height for officers candidate school by half an inch. [laughter] he was advised to join the u.s. army ambulance corps with units departing for france and attached to the french army. with the rank of first lieutenant lee worked at the front of the second bottle of the noir and on july 1918 and was later awarded three -- by the french government. net named boy during his time in the service he grew up in a german-american family in wisconsin, a corporal in the fifth wisconsin regiment, he survived a brutal bayonet attack . his diary records his dramatic combat experiences, as well as his recoveries in france and the united states. to the accompaniment of the pno concerto for the left-hand i will read short excerpts from these diaries. the music by ravel was commissioned by the pianist paul wittgenstein. following the war, he commissioned new pno concerto -- piano concerti for the left hand only. the music and diary entries are further complemented by a set of photographs taken at the warfront and

. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm pat hugh i've lived in san francisco since 198249 argument district thank you for hearing us i want to tell you a story about some folks in african in 2003 a number of ann lops were captured and brought to a small vinyl interceptor nervous milling about but that night a herd of elephants they encycled the enclosure the the antelopes escaped the elephant sgoirpd disappeared into the night according the the polls among the majority of scientists we're under going the sixth largest existence in san francisco go 99 percent of current sxings is caused by huns this insures the eco system and helps our environment to withstand stress we need animals without them we'll surely die we ask you support ab 96 thank you very much. >> >> next speaker. >> good evening i was horror inside to learn of the wide status as a nation number two ivory hub this status is inconsistent with san francisco's image as the compassionate and forward thinking city i applaud supervisor wiener and supervisor tang to shut down the trade in san francisco and restore us a leader we've hea

. >> red lights, cameras detecting it hugh did it know to go left?lows the road using the cameras and what happens if a kid comes out chasing a ball? oh, my gosh. oh, my gosh. almost got that guy. makes a decision whether to brake or swerve. can we park it? >> yeah. we can do that from the backseat. right? >> yes. this is my space. calling dibs on that spot. it's parking. i love watching the steering wheel just spin itself. what happens ifty interrupt it? >> it stops, completely stops. >> as car make makers tinker with driverless cars, researchers at stanford university's automobile lab are using a state of the art simulator to focus on the biggest wild card: the what is the most dangerous time? >> the moment with the car shifts control from its self to the driver. drivers are totaly disoriented and being asked to absorb an enormous range of things going on to get what we call situation awareness where that was none. >> i would place the electrodes on your head. >> if we want to understand what's going on your brain and body when you are driving, we

i just need one photo. >> hughe follows screams. >> bradley cooper they scream when they see bradley.dley coupe inner 2006. they were appearing with julia roberts in three days of rain which is a unfor gettable horrible broadway show. everyone said that to julia roberts at the stage door. they walk out the front door. nobody knew who they were. i didn't know bradley cooper was from philadelphia i talk to him for two or three minutes. i would have been asking a lot of questions. >> nine years ago. >> such a nice guy, both of them. they walk off, nobody bothered them. >> he looked like an average guy. >> it is not just pictures of the humans that you take. >> yes, i take a lot of landscapes, and this is, my favorite, this is i took on my way to work. i was a paralegal before i did this. i got photos in. anyway i later found that this was a 18 year-old championship skateboarder, someone had seen he, seen it after i posted it on the internet. i took this ten years ago. >> what is that 5:00 o'clock, 7:00 o'clock comcast in the shops of the downstairs, the concourse. >> 5:00 to 7:00. >> the

hughes telling us as the head of the red cross what a great job the people that her staff works withost on a daily basis and that is practically every firefighter out here in montgomery county. >> steve keeley live for just norristown, very loud scene there, of course, and very active one at that. we'll get back to steve just a minute. meanwhile still ahead mother kicked off for a sarcastic comment. yes, a sarcastic comment got her kick off after flight with her baby. we'll let you know what happened. >> and making headlines around the world for walk ago 21-mile commute to and from work every day no matter the weather. but soon he'll never have to make that walk again. >> welcome back, it is 4:38. >> i'm looking at this. you know everyone. >> the monkeys. davy jones. ♪ ♪ >> i think their best song is i'm believer, written by neil diamond coming here march 15th, my wife's birthday. tickets, so expensive. so we go to florida for the weird stuff. man from central florida arrested for killing gators for a meal. police say richard nicks admitted to killing five gators that were not fully

hughe is here. he has check in with the bachelor party. >> do you have a shotgun with you.she doesn't want to do this. >> be quiet. the. >> it is cold right now it is supremely cold. >> best time of the year to go to florida. coldest morning of the year. >> we are waiting so you can do preston and steve news on the show. >> we know the convention is coming here. we know the isis are bad guys. what other news are you doing. >> i don't know. >> why are we delaying this. >> they are waiting for them to finish their news. >> we have to do a two minute break. >> stay with us. >> we will come back and do this. >> we dent want to miss this. don't do this while we are in the break. coming back with a proposal this woman will freak out. >> i know i can't imagine. >> yes. >> she may still be >>> we will start doing weather here but if the proposal starts happening we will pick it up later on. so lets get to it. you meade to be prepared for how cold it is outside. we can tell you the numbers but it is still a shock to the system will when we walk outside. wind chills every where shoul

>> brewedman. >> ceo, and, of course, we have scotty nell hughes. is the news director, there we go, at tpnn.com. well, we do want to goat into the first real, real -- to get into the first real, real deal. the nasdaq, as we mentioned, seven straight days higher. oil down as well, so i want to bring you in on this, dani. what did you make of today's session? we're seeing the dow, the s&p 500 falter, nasdaq keeps going. >> it was a little choppy, but we are so close to nasdaq 5000. last time we were here was in the year 2000, and then we quickly fell off about 78%. i don't think that's going to happen anytime soon. volume was anemic across the board, that's something that gives us pause. there's a couple different reasons. we think it's because rising tide floats all ships, so a lot of asset managers have kind of stepped back -- deirdre: you mentioned the low volume but also volatility, right, with something like a 15 which is fairly tame. >> yeah. it is tame. i think what's happening, i think the volume's low because a lot of buyers don't see the va

. >> reporter: the new romantic comedy nine months stars hugh grant, julian moore, tom arnold and sanfrancisco. >> oh, god. the best. the city is just a tremendously beautiful, wonderful place. i've never been to san francisco. so i was like, i'm going to san francisco. and i had a wonderful time. i mean it's, it's probably the most beautiful american city there is. i think. >> while filming his last movie mrs. doubtfire. columbus fell in love with the city and the bay area that he decided to move here. >> life is too short that if you can't live in a place like san francisco there's no reason to live. i love the city. it enbodies the best of new york city but it's a great place for family to live. >> the difference between women and men. >> if you have the power to make every man in america understand one thing about women, what would it be? >> i think men don't really understand hormones. i think that is just beyond them. they really don't understand that you're sometimes at the mercy of when -- i don't know why i'm so sad. and then people get impatient because half an hour later yo