made that john day from mexico took the trip of a lifetime. he'd never set foot enjoyment when his favorite team plays he never even flown on a plane that was about to change. seventy two hours early a. better cruise mexico aboard. city in the latin american country filled with culture and tradition but just how far can football passion travel. this place is home to a band draw away a dortmund fans whose biggest dream is to experience his clubs up as fish. was selected as the winner of g.w.'s bank competition ending a trip to a dortmund match. that we know is that. it's. not the where the. well went there. but. also. and family plays an important role in aids life his parents have always supported him. they also understand his passion for dortmund even if that means waking up quite early on weekends to follow the leader and the black and yellows of course. and although his dad wouldn't exactly describe himself as a dortmund fans he will join a during his trip to germany. it's the journey of a lifetime for as it's the first time that he'll trav

the guests and tell them breakfast is only served from eight this is our have allison the hive is john day. it's cold as in most of the refuges in the alps hikers can spend the night here in addition to being fed and watered. the family has plenty to do before the first guests arrive at noon. they prepare the classic alpine hunt dishes especially the fresh bacon dumplings. just the thought of the motivates many on haifa to make their way up the mountain. imagine their disappointment of the dumplings weren't on the menu the longest will be preparing thousands of them over the coming months and. even as a teenager tamara spent every summer in the heart helping her parents. and millions from your family it's really important to me not many have such a good family relationship as we do most of the time we're up here with each other sometimes it's tough because we say much more than we should and ways that are gentle. the mess out. we get really direct with each other so i get back. to mara's father was a successful ski mountain and he worked as a truck driver it was his idea to take over the h

john rawlin in ocean rettiy brutal all day long john. >> reporter: yes, much of a difference here at the risk of soundi a broken record it's windy and cold and snowy. it makes lousy trifecta the roads are a mess.drifting snow conditions are from bad to nearly impassable on many local roads. the boardwalk at ocean city. 19 rough surf winds andpeople. storm which m overnight has oaced clearing route d blown snow returned covering s morningical >e streets are bally people may get stuck streets. >> thie bridge to ocean city by midmorn there hit appeaghost town and driving was diceyctor trailer driver found out. faced steadilyonditions the he res g noting. >> i pre winds are gusti 12 in .places bare. concerns for the emergency management coordinator backing ssible pges. >> an, thatsually equals a loss of heat swren tr people to ce in and get warmwher given the road c people are opting to walk-in e. >> you needed your coffee? >> yes,ot twawa. >> it was worth it eight or nine blocks? >> yes, well worth it.o have it blizza will not stop about an hour ago, the atlantic county office of emerge

. >>> i am john clark, coming up, five days away from the nfc eagles game. we'll hear from the eagles to hear how tough it will be. we'll tell you what to expect, next. >>> hey, i am john clark from nbc sports philadelphia. five days from the nfc game. take a look at vikings quarterback, case keenum, he was nick foles' backup and he took over for nick. this is a chance of a lifetime for case. five interceptions this season on the road. 16 of his 22 sacks, on the road. here is eagle safety, robbie mccloud, he played with him with the ramps. >> he's in the lead for the reason and now he's been given opportunities and making the most of it. >> the vikings defense is best in the nfl giving up just 12 points her game now. on the road, their defense is giving up over 19 points per game. worst on the road. the vikings are really good stopping team s on third down. that's the key for the eagles to ged thi get third down. that's going to be tough. >> i think they are the best defense that we face this year. one of the reasons why is they can get pressured. we have a c

. >>> axios, providing the day's kicker in a piece titled, quote, john kelly risks a steve bannon moment. writing, quote, kelly is likely in for an awful day with the

the family had to borrow money even to pay the low fees of the ram a new john school. a year. to day the students are making their way to the ramanujan school those coming from remote villages may have to travel for days joe this is journey it's only across patna but it will take him into a different world. than thirteen i think yasser. arafat and then i lived for. a. minute here you know. the rooms are basic but cost the boys nothing this is where jo tish will spend much of the next seven months. like the accommodation food is also free for the soup with. each has two different boxes the typically indian contain is in which they'll be given them meals. in. really the. best. school. for the year. this. year. the argument. by. sushil a meanwhile has been waitlisted for super thirty she didn't do quite well enough in the second exam. here. he will if. she's taking on classes and still hopes to get in if she fails this may be the end of her education. love of god young of the proudest discontinuous. bihar's a deeply conservative society it isn't easy to change people's attitudes. the ku

on new year's day, they fired john kelly. 3 to 64 days later, they fire jack del rio. del rio is a 25-23. longer tenure than any rater coach since john gruden. there is some speculation about john gruden coming back. that were maine is such for now. now it is all about a franchise turning the page and an emotional farewell. >> i told him how much i appreciated the opportunity gave me. i'm very grateful. it's my childhood team. but, it is a result of business. i understand that.>> by the way, they played a game. his last on the open sideline against the chargers. 3rd quarter, 33-10 la. 62 yard touchdown. the chargers win in a blowout, but they did not get the help that they needed on that from. >>> the there are the december darlings of the nfl. the 49ers made one final proclamation that 2018 just might be there year. the rams were resting the stars, jerk off, todd gurley's graph low will be to marquise goodwin. nice pattern. five for five on that drive. it is 10-0 san francisco. fast-forward to the 4th quarter. 12 yards aldrick robinson. 292 yards, two touchdowns. >>> a

john: on this cold day, 2017, small business administration it over 68 thousand loans, i think a loteople know about that, but they don know the work you did after the hurricanes in houston, small business administration goes in with fema, waive all fees and loan money direct low to business, talk about work and what you want to accomplish in houston and puerto rico after the hurricanes. >> you are right, there are so few people who know this part of what sba does. comes in for unit disaster assistant. your goal is to get people and for the only time, it ever makes loans for home mortgages, the home of sba to get people in their homes and businesses, small businesses are the glue for communities. to get the economy glowerishes and -- flourishing and growing again. john: it is also glue for the economy and the country as a hole, 99.7% of businesses are considered small businesses. also you're dealing with certain things that make america great. you talk about diversity you deal with veterans, you waive fees for veterans coming back in. you deal with women owned business and minorities

john: four days early. it has garnered so much attention. it is amazon's number one best seller. stores were supposed to sell it next tuesday. they opened it up today here at the cramerbooks -- kramerbooks. in 20 minutes. inside the trump white house," is book, blasting the trump administration and a family. inside the book have surfaced, including quotes from steve bannon, calling a meeting with a russian lawyer and trump treasonous and unpatriotic. trump dumbls ivanka as a brick. a lawyer sent wolf a cease and desist letter, saying bannon has a violated a nondisclosure. the president says this book is full of lies, accusing wolff of lies, saying he has had zero access inside the white house. he has been criticized for wrong facts and misquote in his books. regardless, it appears americans are intrigue, curious -- are intrigued, curious, and the books are flying off the shelves. dayy: today is the last people will be able to take cell phones into the west wing, including staffers and a guest. house denied it is meant to stop leaks. it says the policy has been in the works for mo

good morning, john five days, 21 days, 16 days, respectively if we last as long as the latter two, 21s and 16 days, take us through what we likely will see in the next few days and how it may affect the economy and the market >> well, i think what we're likely to see, wilfred is repeated attempts by republicans to put pressure on democrats by forcing them to vote again to keep the government shut down. we have this vote at noon. two republicans that have voted against the short-term bill to keep the government open they're now going to vote in favor of that. it's 53 compared to 57 how many more will they get? somebody i talked to last night said they won't get seven today. but how long do people hold out? people's patience and fortitude gets weaker the longer this goes on >> well, how long does the incentive really work for a government shutdown to make somebody want to come to the table and negotiate? it's not the first time we've been here. the shutdown doesn't seem like it's that bad with some of the things that the concessions that the country is making as far as keeping some of t

you can really thank john olson for that, because it was his idea. each and every dayt the newseum, we highlight the risks journalists around the world take to report the truth. john certainly put his life and work at risk, taking these pictures. so, this exhibit is another apt example of what journalists are willing to do to bring the world the news. our mission at the newseum is to help the public and the media better understand one another, which is certainly needed in today's society. and to educate visitors about the value of free and fair press and the five freedoms of the first amendment. since we opened our doors here on pennsylvania avenue nearly ten years ago, we've welcomed more than 7 million visitors and our digital education programs reached 10 million students around the world every year. i would like to take a moment to thank all of our visitors, our newseum members and friends of the first amendment society to help make these programs possible. this exhibit is a partnership with "stars & stripes," distinguished newspaper which i tried every day to read

. >>> i am john clark. five days away. we all know the eagles have embraced the under dog role. lane johnson has the underdog mask there. lane knows how long it has been since the eagles won. lane knows what this would mean for the city. >> i want to give the city what it has been missing. super bowl since 1960s. the fans have been here through thick and thin. if we can get them what we want it is cool. >> reporter: veteran jj redick hurt his leg in the fourth quarter. an mri shows he has a crack in the fibla. >> this is the latest in the season the fliers and rangers have played. gnash on the break away and then another break away. paul carrie. fliers eric will have his number retired. it is all part of a big week for big e back in philly. i am john clark. back right after this. # ,000 deaths in america last year. >>> 64,000 deaths in america last year. we need to stand up and say enough. the only way this problem is going to be solved is if we raise our voices. choose help over helplessness and hope over hopelessness. make sure the lives we lost will not have been lost in vain

you can really thank john olson for that, because it was his idea. each and every daye newseum, we highlight the risks journalists around the world take to report the truth. john certainly put his life and work at risk, taking these pictures. so, this exhibit is another apt example of what journalists are willing to do to bring the world the news. our mission at the newseum is to help the public and the media better understand one another, which is certainly needed in today's society. and to educate visitors about the value of free and fair press and the five freedoms of the first amendment. since we opened our doors here on pennsylvania avenue nearly ten years ago, we've welcomed more than 7 million visitors and our digital education programs reached 10 million students around the world every year. i would like to take a moment to thank all of our visitors, our newseum members and friends of the first amendment society to help make these programs possible. this exhibit is a partnership with "stars & stripes," distinguished newspaper which i tried every day to read whe

it was important that this cancer removed immediately because it was growing more deadly every day. >> john for four days. it was mesmerizing. people were missing arms. people standing around furniture stores that sold tv sets watching in the plate glass window it is television. >> i told him that cash has been at the white house funneled back for the purpose of paying the seven individuals to remain

good news for your patriots, though, john, rob gronkowski practicing for a second straight day.k was knocked out of the afc championship game with a concussion, but he looks like to be back on track to play come sunday. that's something that brady definitely is rooting for. >> always great to have him out there. he's a great play, great person, great teammate. and big part of what we do. so hurts when he's not out there for a lot of reasons. but he's doing the best he can do and we're all hopeful. >> the patriots are scheduled to arrive later today. the pro bowl took place in orlando yesterday. but it was drew brees' kids who stole the show. while drew and his older son baylin was doing an interview, check them out on the sideline, the best action of the night. as for the game, john, afc won 24-23. so i can't wait. super bowl is here. i'm wearing my two super bowl rings. i'm not tom brady. i'm -- he has five. could have six, though. good luck to your patriots, john. >> your super bowl mvp, that is a pretty big deal. we'll take that odd. drew brees' kids, that was more physical d

day. we have artwork and life portraits of john and frances allan. there's only one other known portrait and that's been lost but we're the only place that has life portraits of both his foster parents together. and that's quite appropriate because richmond is where they lived. they lived in homes all over this neighborhood. this is a street that poe would have known very well during his lifetime. would have walked up and down this street, would have seen this house multiple occasions. but better yet we have the bed and this is where he would have slept. poe's foster father, john allan was a wealthy tobacco exporter. he was worth about 3/4s of a million dollars. he had a huge mansion in downtown richmond, a plantation, property in rockbridge county. and he could afford the finest things in life and he had extensive library and that was a great advantage for poe. he was able to read from the allan library. but allan never quite warmd up to him. it seems to be the foster mother's idea to take in edger. frances was from the wealthy planter class. she ha

. >> melissa: john roberts is live with more on all of this, busy day, john. >> it's always a busy day, good morning to you. we will start with a little bit of breaking news, fox news has learned that in the next 24 hours the white house expects to confirm the details of a high-level delegation the administration will be sending to the olympics in south korea starting on february the ninth. we are told, it is not confirmed, that the delegation will likely be led by vice president mike pence. this would be a very strong signal to north korea, which has just yesterday announced its participation in the winter olympics, that the united states stands squarely behind its ally south korea. this move to get north korea into the winter games is seen as perhaps a potential icebreaker in this crisis. we will see of new developments go on from here. the meeting at the white house which starts in half an hour, about 20 democratic and republican members about the the house and the senate will be here to talk about immigration. what's notable is that none of the big four from leadership, mitch mccon

day. >> john dean's testimony was on for four days. it was mesmerizing. people were missing arms. people standing around furniture stores that sold tv sets watching in the plate glass window it is television. >> i told him that cash has been at the white house funneled back for the purpose of paying the seven individuals to remain silent. >> and dean wasn't pulling any punches. >> a recipient of wiretap information and halderman also received some information. >> i said to myself, wow. everything john dean is saying to that committee i hope they know it. it is true. >> the counsel was retained at this time. >> what date was that? >> that was on the 25th as i recall. >> the absolutely believed what he was saying and the more evidence we got the more it confirmed what he was saying. >> meeting of march 21st. as i have indicated my purpose in requesting this meeting particularly with the president was that i felt it necessary that i give him a full report of all the facts that i knew and explained to him what i believed to be the implications of those facts. >> we had white house log

maybe john kelly has a rough day at the office today. but i don't think it's bannoned just yet. >> john kelly has had rougher days than this. >> for him it matters. >> he can take this i'm sure. but it probably isn't comfortable. amy, this is just part of what the president is doing this morning, undercutting his chief of staff, but also undercutting house leadership. they're trying to get a stopgap spending measure through. as part of this deal, they wanted funding for the children's health insurance program, six years. now the president says no to that all of a sudden. he's saying no, we think, to the deal on the table. what's the thought? >> it's blowing everyone's minds on capitol hill. this is the second time this week he's done this. he did this on the senate side, this bipartisan immigration compromise. he came in and said no, they worked so hard to get this deal together and couldn't quite make it happen. now he's doing it again. i think a lot of lawmakers are frustrated. they're saying, okay, we're actually doing the dealmaking h

every day you wake up, you don't know. >> reporter: now john spends his days reading in a library in canada. he has a new asylum case pending here. he said he made the tough decision to flee the u.s. after three other asylum seekers he knew were suddenly deported before they got their day in court. >> these are frightened people. these are people who have a lot of fear. these are people who are going through hell. then you take the little hope they have away from them. people see canada as a country where they can be welcomed and be subjected to due process. >> the message is one is that canada stands by. that if you're fleeing terror, persecution, and violence, well that makes you a refugee. we welcome refugees into this country. >> reporter: in canada, asylum seekers are initially housed in shelters like this one at the northern tip of montreal. but soon after, they are provided with monthly stipends they can use to rent their own apartments. >> so the backpacks should have everything that they need for lunch. >> reporter: rachel shugart, another volunteer, is an english teacher wh

he has accumulation on his glasses. >> reporter: john we'll send you had back on memorial day.have a blizzard warning posted in coastal counties in south jersey ande strong wind and blowing snow. we have that in the winter storm warning areas too trenton and philadelphia and either side of the delaware river. snowfall amounts are significant and blowing and drifting snow. in the northern and western suburbs there's a weather advisory. even up in the purple counties you have to take it slow for possibility of slick road conditions. here you see the nor'easter, the center of it starting to get off the carolinas beginning to deepen and push the bands of snow across the region. initially there was dry air in place making it harder to hold the snow together right now. this is filling in over the last half-hour. we're seeing more coverage, even though it's light to moderate snow over much of south jersey and southeastern pennsylvania and delaware, some areas of lighter shades of white beginning to pop up. that bright snow band by the ocean is going to be the big problem for those of

day". chris is off. john berman joins me. >> no bleeping. >> value tkpwr racially charged comments made by the president are sending shock waves around the world. a source tells cnn in a meeting with a handful of senators, president trump slammed senators from blank hole countries, referring to people from africa, haiti, el salvador. and suggesting we should bring in more people from countries like norway. the white house has not denied that he made the countries. >> they are proud. 7:00 a.m. on the east coast and nothing from paul ryan or mitch mcconnell. or will they smile and say the president just says salty things. it's a heck of a time to be silent about racist things. this is how the president's hometown paper is handling the comments this morning. this is the new york daily news. let that sink in for just a moment right now. let's go to the white house. our joe johns there this morning. good morning, joe. >> reporter: good morning, john. not denying it here. the white house is counting on the presiden

it's a public holiday so all india's schools are closed except there are new john school where it's a day like any other the parades now over and switched his role as well as his uniform because this top cop spends his free time teaching physics to the super . strengths have to be sustained weaknesses have to be identified and string them up by an unjoined the school shortly after it was founded by annan kumar and i want to run a school or. that . he did it. to make. their. own. but. there. makes him responsible for ninety thousand policemen he comes from one of b. hawes best known upper caste families they have a long tradition of public service i wanted to give back. and that's the main theme and all my activities hover around bad team. i work so much. that i have no problems about. not having and enough in life. i've had enough i'm sad to say. i could have given back only things which i have. this is the best that i had. a non background is very different he still lives in the rough part of town where he grew up he has a nice house but he's protected by gates a dog and his bodyguards w

day. >> john dean's testimony was on for four days. it was mesmerizing. people were missing airplanes. people were standing around furniture stores that sold tv sets watching in the plate-glass windows, the television. >> i told him the cash that had been at the white house had been funneled back to the re-election committee for the purpose of paying the seven individuals to remain silent. >> and dean wasn't pulling any punches. >> had been a recipient of wiretap information and haldeman also had received some information through straun. >> i said to myself wow, everything john dean is saying to that committee, i hope they know it is true. >> the counsel was retained at that time. >> what date was that? >> that was on the 25th, as i recall. >> we absolutely believed what he was saying and the more evidence we got the more it confirmed what he was saying. >> meeting of march 21st. as i have indicated, my purpose in requesting this meeting, particularly with the president, was that i felt it necessary that i give him a full report of all the facts that i knew and explain to him what i be

clark, nbc sports philadelphia. >> john, thanks. >>> very difficult dayire philadelphia and nba basketball communities. former lasalle standout rasual butler and his wife were killed in a car accident early this morning. but lear lost control of his range rover around 2:00 a.m. in studio city and the car hit a wall and flipped over in california. officials believe the car was speeding before the accident that killed the 38-year-old and his wife. butler played at lasalle from '1998 to 2002. he was a member of the lasalle hall of athletes and was drafted by the heat in 2002. he played for seven different nba teams, most recently in ice cube's big three league. i'm danny pommells from nbc sports. back to you. >> difficult loss. >>> tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. a huge eagles fan is heading to the bowl for free. it's thanks to one of the patriots biggest supporters. how he pulled off the ticket deal of a lifetime. new at 11:00. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or

john: the super intoils just 9 days away.ways the viewers are just as excited about the commercial as they are for the game. companies spent $2.24 billion on in-game commercials down from last season. the average cost of a 30-second super bowl spot is more than $5 million. the revenue hopes to generate half a billion in ad revenue for this one game. joining us patrick rich, the program director of sports impact. chad, ratings are down, but big games seem to be down. last year you had one game rated over 15. the year before it was three games. the year before it was 13 games. did it hurt this year? they will make half a billion from the super bowl. that's ridiculous that you had new york, the cow boys struggling mightily. parent rogers breaks a collar bone. is that one of the biggest factors? >> it's part of it. but i think people are watching the game differently. they are watching on the phone and on the tablet, and probably recording some of these games. on these playoff games, people come to watch, and they will wants to s

but that number could increase over the next few days. john lorinc has more. a college park man is facing jail time stealing hundreds of items from the national archives. investigators say french historian antonin de-hays stole nearly 300-items from the archives in college park. the items range from dog tags to photos and personal letters. they were all taken during visits de-hays made to the public research room between 2012-and-2017. de hays pleaded guilty yesterday to theft of government property chrges. he now faces a maximum ten years prison sentence. now to a 7 on your side i-team investigation. a 6-year-old is given milk at his elementary school in northern virginia - that he says burned his throat. during lunch time at nativity catholic school in burke - parker tootill says he took a sip of his favorite "trumoo" fat free chocolate milk.. but he says it wasn't chocolate or instead it was green and made his throat feel like it was on fire. lehigh valley dairy farms - the company that manufactors the milk says someone made a mistake on a production line a

and when john kelly was proven to be an outright liar about congresswoman frederica wilson, within a day we all awaited his apology. we were hoping to see john kelly publicly teach donald trump what a man of fundamental goodness and dignity and honesty does when he makes a mistake. apologize. and apologize gracefully. we were all hoping to see the white house chief of staff publicly offer an eloquent and heartfelt apology that would remove any suspicion of racist motivation in what heed that say about congresswoman frederica wilson. we were hoping for the kind of apology that could make us feel that he just made a mistake, an honest mistake. and so we waited for that apology. and after one full day and night went by with john kelly exposed as having been completely wrong in what he said about congresswoman wilson, and he did not apologize, what could have been a mistake really looked like a lie. because not apologizing for his untrue statements was a very, very deliberate choice. not a mistake. we now have gone 89 days without john kelly apologizing for what we can now clearly see as an

. >>> tuesday is a big day. john returns to the raiders. we will wet your appetite with a look back at your greatest moments. >> he makes facial expressions. >> fabulous stuff. all coming up at 11:30 on "sports wrap". >>> still ahead, protests in iran seem to be losing steam. how the government is now responding, when we come back when we come back ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. >>> in france, leaders remember the 16 people killed in an attack on the newspaper and super market three years ago. the french president and the mayor of paris joined the staff of the newspaper to pay tribute to the staff members that were killed by extremists. a mere by police officer was also -- a nearby more was also killed in that attack. they held a wreath at the former officers of the paper. the attackers were killed in a shootout wit

john's dad's gotting? that's going to make him forget about jack and sally. >> i wanted to do something super special for him today. today is a super special day>> all right. >> we have something wie want t give john marcus. so if mom wants to -- what's this? >> they hand him a pin with a really special message. >> i love that he uses the lyrics to that song. i don't believe my eyes. >> can you read this for us out loud? really loud. >> i'm celebrate iing my dad's adopting me. >> so today you're officially john marcus costa patterson. >> look how excited he is. >> he is so thrilled. his sister is just as excited. he gets a congratulatory hug from sally and mom, and that's when he starts crying. he loses it. it sounds like it's really special to him that he's not going to have the last name patterson. >> thank you. >> aw. i love you, buddy. >> aw. and that was a really special moment when he goes over to dad and gives him a hug and thanks him for doing this. >> that's a button you're never going to let go. that's pretty awesome. >> happy adoption day. >> thank you. >> aw. >> that sinking feeling you get when something goes wrong. we've all expe

i'm thinking, is this going to be a tough day for john kelly and the president? >> reporter: it could be a tough day. john kelly made those comments not just on fox news, he also said it to a group of democratic lawmakers with whom he met privately yesterday. he said there won't be a 2,000 mile wall from sea to shining sea and mexico won't pay for it, at least directly. then the president on twitter says mexico will pay for it directly or indirectly. the white house, i've asked for a comment about, you know, who will pay for this and which account should we believe. no response yet. i spoke with someone close to the president who makes the point that, steph, you made, that the president believes that this was really his chief campaign promise. it was the thing that got the biggest applause, the biggest reaction on the stump. you saw him say it in the montage four or five times at least. and the president views that if there is any deal to be had about immigration or daca, if democrats get what they want, that he has to get something on this wall. he has to get som

>> they said it was a crime scene. >> reporter: john meehan never regained consciousness. and four daystack, newport beach detective rick henry found john's killer, terra, at the hospital. her dog still guarding her. >> and she told me the whole story. >> the whole story's a -- >> the wh -- >> -- pretty complicated mess. >> yes. >> reporter: as doctors treated terra's wounds, detective henry began investigating. the whole family waited and worried. >> so what were you afraid of? >> well, i didn't know if they would for sure s -- know that it was him attacking her, and she -- it was self defense. >> so you were afraid that they might charge her with something. >> yes. >> reporter: there is a process the law must follow. careful consideration. august became september, october, november. debra didn't know it, but the detective had discovered something in the trunk of john's car. >> we found a backpack with numerous other knives inside. we found zip ties. we found duct tape. we found his passport. >> it took some organization. it took thinking. he's planned this out. this was a revenge kill

>> john, yeah, this is the time of day when it should be the warmest. the current temperatures. below freezing in a huge swath of the country. add in the wind, you get the windchill temperature. it drops even colder. plenty of spots still in the negatives. unfortunately we're not warming up in the days to come. it continues to be very cold tomorrow. that's when the low pressure system you mentioned forms off the coast of florida. that could bring, unfortunately some wintry mix, snow. we have winter storm watches and warnings stretching from northern florida up to georgia, running up the southeast coast, this system will be on the move tomorrow morning. it's going to run up the entire coast bringing with it at times pretty good snow, certainly wintry mix. that's what's on the way. more jon scott coming up after the break. it's the phillips' lady! anyone ever have occasional constipation,diarrhea, gas or bloating? she does. she does. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health probiotic caps daily with three types of good bacte

days of cancellations. but a water main break sunday at john f. kennedy caused a new round of delays. he has been wait frag flight since saturday -- waiting for a flight since saturday. >> i am annoyed but not frustrated. >> the good news is the cold air pushes out by monday when temperatures in new york and the surrounding area returns to a seasonable but still chilly low 30s. >> tropical. tropical. >> the mid-west is on its way to a warm up. the cold snap chicagoans have endured for two weeks ended sunday as temperatures hit 30 degrees. cbs news, new york. >> 30 degrees. the cold is effecting flights in our area two. sfo 171 flights were delayed. oakland 30 delayed flights and san jose 30 delayed flights as well. >>> and that is the sound of the pacific and north american plates moving past each other during the earthquake thursday in berkeley. using a system of sensors and microphones set up under the cal campus. >> the plates are basically stuck. as they were stretching. the way a rubber band stretches and stretches and stretches and you never know when it is going to break. but w

john kelly. tweeting out, the wall is the wall. it's never changed from the first day i conceived of it. it was never intended to be built in areas of natural protection, goes on and on. but this morning he sees john kelly on television saying somehow he's waffley and flexible and he picks a fight with his chief of staff.

day. >> john dean's testimony was on for four days. it was mesmerizing. people were missing airplanes.res that sold tv sets watching in the plate-glass windows, the television. >> i told him the cash that had been at the white house had been funneled back to the re-election committee for the purpose of paying the seven individuals to remain silent. >> and dean wasn't pulling any punches. >> had been a recipient of wiretap information and haldeman

now everyone has his back, peterson spoke about the john fry day one, to now. >> i just think i'm wiser learn from past experience, i think i'm better swear allman injury in the games, and, you know, preparing the team, and my messaging with the team, i just think you learn and grow. i don't walk around the building sort of, you know, beating my chess or anything like, that i'm going to be me, you know, i've always tried to ex eude confidence, and come off as a positive, you know, encouraging person to the team. and that's what i'll continue to do. >> win or lose he's the guy now, he solidified his spot in this city. coming up later in sports, former hall every famer will talk to us about this game. dawn? >> all right, thank you, sean. so do you need to catch the train home from the game? septa says it is offering special rounds trip passes, the tickets $4 and they'll get to you and from where ever you're watching the birds on any septa train. the passes are on sale now at a number of spots including the 15th street station, and the 69th street transportation center. >> and like we said

drawn broke on july 1, 1863, the 2nd vermont brigade was in maryland under command of general john sedgwick. that day orders came down that reinforcements were needed north in the small town of gettysburg just over the pennsylvania border. with action escalating quickly, the general knew his troops would have to march nearly 40 miles before reaching the battlefield. by then all might be lost. then and there general sedgwick famously ordered 'put the vermonters ahead and keep the column tight.' he knew that with vermont's commitment to the cause of freedom an urgency of duty setting the pace that vermonters would pull the rest of the troops along, arriving sooner and helping to turn the tide at gettysburg and eventually save the union. friends, this is our time to move ahead and keep the column tight. it's time for us to lead again. [applause] governor scott: now, i don't know when this period of hyper partisanship and anger will end, but i do know we can't fight hate with hate. or anger with anger. we must do everything we can to pull our nation out of darkness and restore civility and respect to our

days. his doctor was john carter who wrote this account of poe's final days. poe was delirious, in and out of consciousness, talking to shadows on the wall, not making any sense. he couldn't remember what had come of his lig age. where was his change of clothes, why was he dressed in these other clothes. he just seemed to lack any memory of it. and then he started screaming the name reynolds over and over again. we've never figured out who reynolds was. and then poe calmed down, his last words were lord, help my poor soul and he died at the age of 40. the doctor said it was a case of nervous a loss of nerve power. newspaper said everything from drug reaction to brain fever or congestion of the brain. the official mortality statistic for baltimore at the time said fur night is, which means inflammation of the brain. a medical term we don't use anymore but the symptoms are similar to meningitis or inreceive light us. so that gives us more theories about what could have happened to poe. but his doctor was emphatic in saying that he didn't appear to have been drin

it is john's day out there. we like to speak to rupert harrison.of the american economic association and he will speak with the always interesting jim bullard of st. louis and bill glass and jim gross will join us and then from the white house lawn, jon ferro in conversation with mr. cohn. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am taylor riggs. belgian food distributor's attempt to buy dole foods has failed. the company says an agreement cannot be reached. dole may be valued at $2.3 million. billionaire tech investor peter thiel is considering starting a conservative news outlet according to revelations in the new behind-the-scenes book about the trump white house and report from buzzfeed news. buzzfeed says thiel is talking to robert mercer and his family about backing the news venture. computers, -- the company insists users have not been impacted. apple says recent software updates will mitigate one of the vulnerabilities and they will come out with updates for safari web browser to defend against another security fla

we heard a description of some of the most intense days of fighting. john, you were in the city for three days, is it? .> i remember my time i have -- i believe i was in the fight for three of my five days. work? wouldn't you jump on the first helicopter out? howdy function as a professional -- how do you function as a professional in that environment? you are armed with a camera. >> i was a very young man, 12 years old. i knew what i wanted my career to be. there was no cable television. there was no 24/7 news cycle. there were three networks. there was life magazine and life magazine used to arrive at our home every wednesday and i would look at that magazine and say that is what i want to do. world-classbe a fertile journalist. i did not tell my father i wanted to be a war photographer. when vietnam came along i was highly motivated. i wanted to be there. the army got me before i could get there on my own. i received my draft notice one day. 31 days later i was sworn in. i was fortunate. i had one of the best the jobs i could ever have in vietnam. as i r