can clint irwin level things for toronto?. >> [cheers and applause] >> john: that's a big moment and irwin stands his ground. not an outstanding penalty. not in the corner. don't saving height. will johnson who had to watch from the sidelines 2 mls cups. not an opportunity to have a direct hand in his original hometown coming back to toronto this year. swaying back and forth in the press box like we were last wednesday. johnson scores. toronto in front. >> brad: tightly contested. just like regulation and extra time. first time frei goes the wrong way. good confidence showed by will johnson. >> john: joevin jones left back for seattle. from the trinidad-tobago national team. needs to make this to keep things terse going into the final round of the shootout. how about that? top corner. we are in sudden death now. szudarsudden death. >> john: this is the first time we are had free agency and drew moor was brought in to shore up a defensive issue for toronto. it's an offensive opportunity for him now. mls cup winner. can he put

can clint irwin level things for toronto? [cheers and applause] >> john: that's a big moment and irwin stands his ground. not an outstanding penalty. not in the corner. don't saving height. will johnson who had to watch from the sidelines 2 mls cups. not an opportunity to have a direct hand in his original hometown coming back to toronto this year. swaying back and forth in the press box like we were last wednesday. johnson scores. toronto in front. >> brad: tightly contested. just like regulation and extra time. first time frei goes the wrong way. good confidence showed by will johnson. >> john: joevin jones left back for seattle. from the trinidad-tobago national team. needs to make this to keep things terse going into the final round of the shootout. how about that? top corner. we are in sudden death now. sudden death. >> john: this is the first time we are had free agency and drew moor was brought in to shore up a defensive issue for toronto. it's an offensive opportunity for him now. mls cup winner. can he put yes! >> br

can clint irwin level things for toronto? yes, he can. >> john: that's a big moment and irwin stands his ground. not an outstanding penalty. not in the corner. don't saving height. will johnson who had to watch from the sidelines 2 mls cups. not an opportunity to have a direct hand in his hometown coming back to toronto this year. swaying back and forth in the press box like we were last wednesday. johnson scores. toronto in front. just like regulation and extra time. first time frei goes the wrong way. good confidence showed by will johnson. >> john: joevin jones left back for seattle. from the trinidad-tobago national team. needs to make this to keep things terse going into the final round of the shootout. how about that? top corner. we are in sudden sudden death. >> john: this is the first time we are had free agency and drew moor was brought in to shore up a defensive issue for toronto. it's an offensive opportunity for him now. mls cup winner. >> brad: brian schmetzer wanted him to go second. >> john: he said no i am goi

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we are in irwin dale where there is a lot of love. i've got four former rose queens with us. is concerned. you are still not waving. when the ball drops boom i plan on dropping. carson daley and of course the fabulous melb. hosting. mostly cloudy, breezy. 39 degrees and a pretty that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> still tracking this line of snow pushing into montgomery and parts of howard county leaving fredrick county making its way towards clarksburg. moving towards the southeast about 35 miles per hour. pretty quickly moving in and holds together will impact bethesda. 43 for a high today and blustery winds at times throughout the day. >>> you can catch these lovely ladies monday at the tournament of roses on the miracle grow float and catch yours truly hosting the 128th tournament of roses parade on the network of nbc. 8:00 a.m. pacific time on networks of nbc. >>> thank you, sir. >> happy new year! >> ill a he call you after the show. >>> coming up, few people get to seero enempire state building. that was inv

and this is the day that irwin hoover, who was the electrician of the white house, or had become the electrician of the white house, 1891, installed electricity. so it's a painting about light. the light coming through the screen. they had both electricity and gas. all of this is very -- by this time, there were photographs but there's none -- there's actually one from this side of the screen and from the other side of the screen. there's no recording of the colors of the screen except written accounts of which are excellent. newspapers in those days were written in detail and at length so there's often vivid accounts of things, i gerks pre-tv, people needed them. this was don for the white house historical association. i'm not sure you can see it, but on the floor there, there's a rolled up rug. bill allman had come to my studio to look at the work in progress. he's the curator of the white house. and he had said, i had the carpet stretched over. and he said at the whourite hou a ladder would never have been put on a carpet. it would have been rolled up. so i had to roll it up. here

irwin in new york. >> caller: hi, jim.i've been reading about the internet ask several mention ad company called sd micro electronics. i know very little about it and i wanted your opinion. >> you're spot on, sir. it is about technology. i think they're going to have the wind at their back. >> caller: hi, jim. what do you think? >> wave regional bank for you in an area that is doing incredibly well. midland, michigan. that's where dow kept is. i think you have a good one. the bank stocks are -- josh in florida. >> caller: american eagle took a hit last week. >> i can't get by the teen company. having had teenagers. it was so fickle. they went from store to store to store. brittney in california. no, no, no. brittney? >> boo-ya, jim! what's your take on analog devices? >> it is a buy. some takeover targets and who will buy them and one reason i said they should be bought. it is done with linear tech. can i take one more? to clint in alabama. >> caller: how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> caller: doing well. my wife an

as irwin said, it has disrupted the ecosystem but with great side effects. in a sense, this type of freely distributed lifelong learning online and through wikipedia was the innovation of the enlightenment, right? journals, encyclopedias, museums were a product of this 1700s movement. scientific and rational thought challenged established authorities of the monarchy and you suddenly had people creating content outside those two poles of authority. but the problem with this is, as the authority devolved out of the church and of the monarchy, the viewpoint of the enlightenment was still very much a western perspective. so the term today, encyclopedia museum, has been up for debate. it's a very big debate in the museum world. some see it as pejorative, to describe a method for western museums to extract and display artifacts outside their original location. it's against this context that a new wave of museums have opened up, especially in washington, dc, where we do a lot of our editing and our edit-a-thons. the museum of the american indian was one of the hall

one of his teammates there trent irwin, the whole team supports mccaffrey and everything and anythingugh the team during the easy and tough times. however on the other side of the court, take a look at elliott of the cowboys. all these young guys, they're deciding to skip the bowl games. i would do anything to play just one more time with my brothers at the scarlet course. referring to ohio state. and not everybody will be on board with that as everybody talked about their bullpen and the problem with the closers. but that's the other big issue with the team that didn't get quite that much attention. they did not have a good bench at all. one of those guys that fill that role, see if he would get anything less than the tank with the majors, just 18 years for them. it happened in alameda as he would sign that minor league deal with the giants. boy if he's got anything left, he would look great. all in the back up role. he'll make the team. he will make $1 million with the san francisco giants. it'd be nice to see him back in the bay area. all right, it was cold in chicago. this is wher

. >> like steve irwin back there as if you know what you're doing with the pythons. >> right. >> a lot doing this, never been python hunting before, i guess people, they want the challenge. they they, oh, a python in florida? that's crazy. let's find one. >> is it dangerous? >> could be, yeah. you don't have the experience to handle a big snake, you're going to be in a world of hurt. >> and by hurt, we mean, wrapped around and choked out, wrapped up, bitten. >> shaking off the first encounter with the new friend, bill's team -- >> hey! ha-ha! holy [ bleep ]! ha-ha! >> two more. >> and another makes four. >> oh, so excited. still shaking. >> very calm. >> miley would probably like it too. >> you don't want to touch one? >> not even the back end? >> not at all. >> every snake goes to the university of florida where they study them for environmental impact. >> python is eating our wildlife. without a healthy food chape, it's not a healthy environment. they admit the number of snakes caught barely makes a difference, the competition brings attention todd problem. >> this is a serious issue

. >> we're at the fiesta float building in irwin. we'll talk about that in just a little bit. but more on this storm and the reinforcing storm that's coming in behind it. we show you right now, oh, we have heavy snow from new england all the way back to indiana and down into west virginia. you can see that snow hanging around. we've got lake-effect snow watches and warnings. we're watching that, as well. heavy snow for northern maine and heavy lake effect snow bands set up and behind that we have a quick clipper that's going to reinforce that lake-effect snow, as well. giving some more light snowfall accumulation to the great lakes and into upstate new york. final accumulations over the next several hours through saturday, we can expect about three to six more inches up through parts of new england. but the heavier snow will be around the great lakes. especially the side of lake erie and ontario. anywhere from six to nine inches of snow. so, again, guys. more snow. more wind behind it. that's going to be the bigger problem from new england into the mid-atlantic states. more he