"cbs this morning" gray's an at may director jesse williams. i'm anne-marie green.s is the "cbs morning news." but these birds see all and forget nothing. except this one, who has an outlet for a face. or is it your allergy pills? holding you back break through your allergies. introducing flonase sensimist. more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase sensimist. ♪ >>> our top story this morning, for a second time a federal judge has blocked president trump's travel ban. the president's revised plan was stopped by a judge in hawaii. mr. trump called the ruling unpress denltded judicial overreach. the judge claimed it's about a for mosul is raging. u.s. special >>> in iraq, the battle for mosul is raging. u.s. special operations forces are supporting iraqi troops in their fight with isis. ho

my guest tonight is the star of "grey's anatomy" and your dreams, jesse williams is here, everybody.heers and applause ) first up, we're back! and if you're wondering why we were gone yesterday, it's because of this: >> tens of millions of americans are hit by a fierce winter storm. >> we've seen some people doing some interesting things in their vehicle this morning to pass the time. we even saw one guy-- ewww-- looking at nude photos behind the wheel. >> what. >> i didn't look because i didn't want to see what else he was doing in the vehicle, but, you know. only in chicago. #onlyinchicago. >> trevor: i'm sorry, "only in chicago." i hate to break breakit to you, ma'am, but people masturbate everywhere. in chicago they use ketchup, a pickle and relish for some reason but everybody does it. so there was should th big snowstorm. they told us not to go into work yesterday. people were stock up on groceries. people were panicking about stuff. i punched an old man in trader joe's, for nothing, it turns out. the one upside of the storm was that i fulfilled a lifelong dream of becoming sno

my guest tonight is the star of "grey's anatomy" and your dreams, jesse williams is here, everybody.heers and applause ) first up, we're back! and if you're wondering why we were gone yesterday, it's because of this: >> tens of millions of americans are hit by a fierce winter storm. >> we've seen some people doing some interesting things in their vehicle this morning to pass the time. we even saw one guy-- ewww-- looking at nude photos behind the wheel. >> what. >> i didn't look because i didn't want to see what else he was doing in the vehicle, but, you know. only in chicago. #onlyinchicago. >> trevor: i'm sorry, "only in chicago." i hate to break breakit to you, ma'am, but people masturbate everywhere. in chicago they use ketchup, a pickle and relish for some reason but everybody does it. so there was should th big snowstorm. they told us not to go into work yesterday. people were stock up on groceries. people were panicking about stuff. i punched an old man in trader joe's, for nothing, it turns out. the one upside of the storm was that i fulfilled a lifelong dream of becoming sno

jessie williams jesse williams is here in the green room. hello, jesse williams.y hi to the people. the fruit and croissants is just for you. >> i was just -- >> good to see you. >> if you're just joining us, you missed a great show. >> more to come. >> right now time to show us this morning's headlines. this is a very sad story. three women suffered permanent eye damage after stem cells were injected into their eyes. they had undergone an unproven treatment in 2015 at a private carolina uk in sunrise, florida. one woman went completely blind. they were being treated for macular degeneration. an fda spokeswoman said she could not comment on whether an investigation had been conduc d conducted. >>> and t"the wall street journal" talks about chicken being produced from something not chicken. meat could eventually be produced more humanely and efficiently that way. those who sample the product say it tastes like chicken. >>> alternative dare milk have a spike in popularity. u.s. sales made out of plant reached nooerm $2 billion in 2015. dare milk sales have dropped b

. >>> coming news on "cbs this morning" gray's an at may director jesse williams.e-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." but these birds see all and forget nothing. except this one, who has an outlet for a face. or is it your allergy pills? holding you back break through your allergies. introducing flonase sensimist. more complete alrgy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase sensimist. ♪ >>> new this morning, an arrest in the months old murder case of a maryland man whose body was found inside of a tool box. >>> for weeks the president has been talking about his travel plan. today he will unveil his plans >> we will meet the young man who came up

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jesse williams from north carolina. 100 years old. enjoys westerns and eating chocolate. crash with all lanes shut down. we talk would police, this could be several more hours before it's totally cleared. highway, crash reported there. north gw parkway, crash reported there. 270 southbound. >>> we're going to take break, we'll check your forecast next. >>> well, clearing today, high temperature will be in the upper 60s. sunny and windy, winds could be gusting near 30 miles per hour at times. cooler friday, colder for the weekend. we'll be down in the 30s. >> all right. thank you. get the latest news and weather anytime in the nbc washington app. we'll see you in 25 minutes. stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart... and restoring a father's faith. it's standing tall after one surgery... not six. stronger is being a typical kid... despite a rare disorder. stronger is finding it earlier... and coming home sooner. stronger is seeking answers... and not giving up,

jesse williams from north carolina. 100 years old. enjoys westerns and eating chocolate. most of the rain is gone, and we have one line from southern new jersey to delaware and that is it. if you look to berks county to the lehigh valley, that is going to have sunshine and e eroding the clouds into the afternoon. as for temperatures right now, most of us around 50 degrees, but as we get into the afternoon, around the 60s and windy today as well. >> jessica boyington is keeping an eye on the traffic. >> well, right around the boulevard slow at montgomery and forward to city avenue near center city with som slowdowns there from the east. look out for ap accident at kelly drive and huntington ave knew. and in north philly that fire at peco is out now. >> and speaking of the fire, two schools are closed today as thousands of people are left without power because of the fire at the substation. the crews were able to put tout fires in cuyahoga and surrounding cities. >>> tickets on sale now for the women's one on one clinics with the phillies. they will get to be a part of a pr

jesse williams from north carolina. 100 years old. enjoys westerns and eating chocolate. january is behind the national protest, highlighting everything from the gender pay gap to basic women's rights. here is a list of some of today's largest bay area events. protesters meeting for a noon rally at san jose city hall and also at san francisco city hall, that starts at 11:00. oakland, organizers plan to gather at 5:00 tonight at ogawa plaza. happening now, pete is in san francisco, talking with protesters about what today m n means to them. a live report for our midday newscast. and link to more details now on our twitter feed. >>> two men expected in the deadly stabbing of a little league coach are scheduled in court a short time from now. on our home page, an update, and two more arrests on that case. >>> also, why the popular in and out fast food chain may be poised to make new inroads in contra costa county. how do you like your burger there? find out coming up in just 30 minutes. for now, back to the "today" show. ♪ hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on,

. >> hello everyone i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> dana: it's a witch hunt. that is how president trump is robbing to the out skrie. in a new string of tweets the president calls jeff sessions an honest man. he says the democrats are over playing their hand. they lost the election and now they have lost their grip on reality. the real story is all of the illegal leaks of classified and other information. it is a total witch hunt. does the attorney general agree? tucker carlson asked him during his exclusivity interview last night. >> i don't think what was said about that meeting i had with the russian ambassador was legitimate. i think it was hyped beyond reason. and i think it was unfair. i was glad to be able to address it today. >> dana: tucker carlson also asked him about why they didn't amend their statements. here is his answer. >> the question came to me, was from senator franken, and he went into a great length saying that that day some new story had come out, and s

. >> hello everyone i'm dana perino along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and greg:00 in new york city and this is the five. >> dana: it's a witch hunt. that is how president trump is robbing to the out skrie. in a new string of tweets the president calls jeff sessions an honest man. he says the democrats are over playing their hand. they lost the election and now they have lost their grip on reality. the real story is all of the illegal leaks of classified and other information. it is a totalit

jesse. >> frank, we are in the williams street neighborhood and in the past couple of minutes, a large flatbed truck removed a dumpster that was parked right there where you see that debris against the curb. it took it away as you can tell with the man for debris removal out paces the dumpsters. they are waiting for another dumpter and they push debris in the large piles that you see here. the painful reminder of what is lost and how much work lies ahead not just here but in other neighborhoods. >> today in rock springs the familiar groan of engines as crews used industrial loaders. took the first step towards sending relief funds by touring flood damaged areas. >> get an idea of how much individual assistance may be needed to help the residents impacted. >> those include this woman that walked through her empty apartment that was ruined by the water. >> i am 70 years old and to be faced with the flood disaster is horrible. if we receive a warning like a night ahead, we can prepare something. but nothing. >> elected leaders and staffers have taken their lumps the past two weeks over the lack o

william ryan owens. his wife carryn receiving a standing ovation. but some critics are accusing the president of turning her into a political prop. jessegs you tweeted about this. bad decisions happen, war is war, right until potus publicly exploits a widow whose body is still warm. f that, f all that. if watching potus exploited didn't make your skin crawl, i worry about you as an american and as a human. let me ask you why are you attacking a grieving widow. >> i'm not attacking mrs. owens. jesse: you are because you are suggesting she is a victim and being exploited as a political prop. >> do you think the which dove a navy chief will tell the president i can't make it. jesse: at first she said she didn't want to go, then she decided to go. no one made her go. >> sure, whatever. she is not literally coerced into going. i have no problem with the president honoring mrs. owens. what i have a problem with is hours before he completely passed the buck saying they had gotten her husband killed, they lost him. jesse: this isn't about the raid. president obama threw generals under the bus so does that mean he can't honor any victims from s

lincoln's law partner william h herndon and givenitings that have wilson and davis the everlasting gratitude of scholars. they restored the original text andhe biography by herndon jesse white the you heard about earlier. mid-accessible the material by herndon the interviews of those that new lincoln. they knew lincoln in his early years and provided some of the only first-hand accounts of young mr. lincoln. 's performance was caused -- called a godsend. it is now available online through the university of illinois press, offering them herndonarchive to a wider audience. i am glad he continues to bear fruit. the first of two volumes of herndon on lincoln appeared in 2016 and the editors are hard at work on a second volume which will include the herndon series. what can be said of all the books produced by the team of wilson and davis, they are thoroughly researched, particularly indicated, and worth of their weight in gold for students of abraham lincoln in accessing and accessing herndon's priceless collection of primary source material. is the first legacy award on behalf of rodney davis and himself, welcome douglas l. wilson. [applause] mr. wilson: thank you very m

jesse maybury, the older brother of captain maybury met them in their. he wanted to help identify -- but he needed to find out, where was his brother? captain william cap also arrived. he would later say, these words -- these were hit -- his brother. the images of that night stayed with him for the rest of his life. some waited patiently -- the woman waited -- virtual is the man she was head over heels in love with, planning to spend the rest of her life with, virgil. identified.e they included major john g thornell, sergeant virgil hoffman, sergeant jeffrey bell, and the last man to be identified, holding the control .heel, captain dale maybury he never left his post. captain william kepner had the unfortunate duty of helping the bereaved families as they arrived to pick up the remains of the loved onesir. one father asked, are you sure it is my son, he is a scar on his pelvis. the captain said to him, i assure you services are some. the father said, did you see the scar? to inform hisd father that his son's pelvis was missing. inventory was held under strict secrecy. the men posed for photos for the newspaper but were told they were not allowed t