john gray, welcome back. always fun to have you here. >> always happy to be here. >> first, i have to ask you one thing. this is the 17th book in. >> the 24th. >> okay. who is counting. >> 17 best-sellers. >> all right. with all of those books, is this the first time you co- authored with someone? >> that is the first coauthor. >> i notice it's a woman. >> happens to rock stars after they stop dropping down. >> no, no. [ laughter ] >> this is what i want to know. >> she's a woman and has been teaching gender differences in the work place for 30 years. >> yeah, so have you. >> yes. yes. >> you have been doing this, too. >> yes. >> did you get to the point as not only the expert on this but a man, who i assume you do everything right at home. >> my wife will give mia,s. >> okay. >> sometimes a-plus. sometimes c. >> were you fining that you needed the information from a woman to get the right information out it now? >> we -- out there new? >> we had a meeting three years ago. it was fun to collaborate. she knows

talking about john and gray jay gruden, mike and kyle shanahan. those guys were wonderful to me. having been around some great coaches, it gives you confidence that when this opportunity does present itself, you're ready to attack it full speed ahead. >> so what did it feel like for mcvay when he was told that he was named the redskins offensive coordinator? we're going to have that coming up tomorrow on "news4 at 5." his first network interview. he . he does not -- >> right. >> we're interviewing him for the roundtable on sunday. he does not sound as young as he looks. >> okay. >> he doesn't sound as young. you got to assume that if he is selected as coach, somebody believes he knows what he is doing. >> yeah. you know what that could bring? that could bring some really good life to the offense. >> here is the thing. all you need to know, robert griffin says he is trustworthy. he is going to be the quarterbacks coach as well. so john wall, that's right, that's important. john wall may be playing with extra motivation as the washington wizards hit the road tomorrow night. wall wa

gray area. christie more than john corzine, he was good at knowing what those levers were and how to use them. it's that aspect to the inside game. to buttress that, though, was the outside game, he had such a great reputation with the people of new jersey, and nationally, both because of what happened with hurricane sandy -- that's the obvious one, but his style, i think, wore really well, with the majority of new jersey, this guy was a straight shooter, different than any politician you had ever seen. that's why the turning point in all of this, we can talk about the traffic. when he got up there and gave that press conference for 1:45, it was about an issue that was so local and trivial, everyone could understand. you're watching that press conference and saying, i don't know what the full story is here, but he's not telling it. that's the turning point. >> and that's also the trajectory of former federal prosecutor puts people away for corruption. now he's like, i don't know what people were doing. steve kornacki, you can catch his shows weekends at 8:00 a.m. thanks for joining us. >>> a m

gray monologue. obama, remove john boehner, remove obama, u.s.a has made it clear he intends to rule as though he were a dictator rather than an elected president. here's what mike kelly has to say. the president is absolutely wrong, we have checks and balances for a reason, they work, high crime. gerri: you be the judge if you think this is going to work or not. celebrities like madonna and demi moore are big fans of the new fad diet called the werewolf's diet based on a theory that the moon affect water in our bodies in the same way it determines the ocean tides. advocates claim fasting with jews cleanses during a new or full moon can help you lose as much as six lbs. and a single day. if you're into this go to the web site millenconnection if you think this is going to work for you and good luck. dennis: from milwaukee to houston, bitter cold temperatures sweeping the nation. cheryl: in illinois a chance to tackle the unfunded pension liabilities, met with new trouble. the next hour adam and lori will hear from state treasurer. dennis: in the

gray areas remain. banks won't take retailers money for now, and there are worries about underaged crime and drug use, but johnks that other states will soon see dollar signs through the haze. >> colorado is going to be one of the richest states, and i think that everyone will follow suit if the voters allow it. >> so if there are questions about how weed will play out in colorado, it's safe to say that the hopes for the future are high. >> hillary burken has talked about how the marijuana law is a game changer. >> it's an unbelievable step in the right direction for legalization as a whole in the united states of america. it will be the first state in the union to have legal sale of marijuana and it's unbelievable. >> but people are concerned about crime to the odor of the drug. >> that,. breaking areaber area barriers t easy to do. many communities are worried about what you said. odor, green light districts, and it's a grand social experiment. and hopefully these communities will be able to get past that when they see that the implementation is not going to kill us all. >> so now people can buy it with a li

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gray areas remain. banks aren't taking retailers money, and there are worries of increased crime and underage drug use. but john rotherham for one thinks other states will soon see dollar signs through the haze. >> everyone will follow suit if the voters allow it. >> reporter: while there are questions about how legal weed will play out in colorado it is safe to say that hopes for the future are high. now despite the fact that you can purchase marijuana legally if you're over 21, there are still no, nos. no smoking in public places. no taking it to the airport, no transporting it out of state. you can't give it to minors although you can give small amounts to friends. no giving to minors and the they will prosecute that to the fullest extent possible. a lot of rules in place but a historic day here in colorado. al jazeera, denver. >> still ahead here on al jazeera, find out why business owners in rio's shanty towns have a spring in their step. >>> and the french league champions are spending their winter break in the desert. details coming up in sport. sinking boat and haunted by the memory. >>> and in sport, t

. >> reporter: at john barrett salon, we had to try it out. >> you'll see this gray disappear. >> reporter5 bucks, this kit can stretch your color for two months. extending the the time between salon visits and saving you big. as a hairdresser, what do you think of some of these products that are quick fixes for color? >> they're generally essential. these powders. that cause a camouflage of the root are really just an excellent solution for -- they're very short term but excellent. >> reporter: we can see how color wow battles gray. what about the grown-out highlights? so rather than covering up here, you're blending more. >> yes. >> reporter: what do you think? >> i think it's amazing. i was skeptical. >> reporter: gets a thumbs up? >> two. >> we're all thumbing it up. we love it. >> reporter: for "good morning america," sara haines, abc news, new york. >> thank you so much, sara. >>> a final check of the weather with ginger and the rutgers university cheerleaders. it's been about 15 years since i have done this. i think i'll do the weather a different way. liz will take the mike. emily.

john delanie is the fourth wealthiest member of congress. his net worth is somewhere near 65 to $244 million. >>> right now skies across our area remain gray after a messy morning of rain and freezing rain. we could get more severe weather this weekend we're hearing. coming up, we'll hear who is in the danger zone for this weekend. >>> plus, parts of florida are dealing with severe weather this morning. a look at the problems flooding is causing there. >>> and don't get left out or do you get -- oh, yes. wait until you hear this. do you get the rage when you're in the left lane and somebody is going too slow? what virginia lawmakers are doing to speed up >>> i'm aaron gilcrist at the news 4 live desk. we're getting information about a bizarre attempted murder and suicide in st. mary's county, maryland. this happened at around midnight in hollywood, maryland. as we understand it, the sheriff's office got a phone call that said a woman had just gotten into an argument with her husband and that he was loading a gun. while she was on the phone on johnson road in hollywood, maryland. the operator said she heard gunshots. as officers from maryland sta

gray sweat shirt and blank pants. call the fbi or loudoun county sheriff's office if you know who that might be. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in israel tonight. >> trying to jump start peace talks between israelis and the palestinians. one official does report kerry is not anticipating any break- throughs on this visit. >>> former israeli prime minister ariel sharon is clinging to life tonight. the 85-year-old has been in a coma eight years since suffering a devastating stroke. tonight his family is at his bedside. sharon is one of israeli's most famous generals known for his bold tactics. >>> coming up he's not just blowing smoke, no. toronto's mayor rob ford with a message for all you folks who don't like him. >> plus watching and waiting, people for and against legal marijuana scrutinizing colorado's new pot laws. >> probably doing more than scrutinizing. >>> back on wusa9 at 5:30 with today's big stories, snow falling in parts of our area even as we speak. >> topper shutt joins us now from the weather center with more. >> big flakes now. eventually colder air will move in. right now it is indeed a wet snow. aga

gray four-door sedan in his sights. >> i assumed that that was probably the suspect vehicle. and my assumption was correct. >> copy, plate number 252, paul, johnusk county deputies jeff wallace and riley comit are both in communication with peery and zeroing in on the suspect's location. >> i heard warden peery advise that he was in pursuit of the suspect vehicle, heading southbound in my direction. so i then took some back roads and tried to get over to the area where he was. >> peery chases the suspect at more than 100 miles an hour. when he makes a wide turn around a corner, the suspect's car goes into a ditch on the side of the road. the officer takes advantage. >> pull over! >> i was able to pull my squad truck alongside and prevent him from coming back on to the road. >> but the driver is not about to surrender and speeds off. a short way down the road, rudolf frenzer stops again. >> he slows down and pulls all the way over to the right-hand side. and then i pull up. instead of pulling up alongside him, i pull up right behind him. >> the officer gets out, draws his weapon and orders the guy out of his car. >> get out of the road! now! ge

john elway is the oldest. russell wilson has been under the radar and now has a chance to put his name on the top of the class. marking his 36th super bowl, jim gray covered. >> and this one will be great. >> it's going to be chilly but not awful. what storylines do you see building here? >> the number one defense against the number one offense. historically the defense wins. when that happened in the four times they have won three times. when the number one defense has been in the game without the number one offense, 17 times, 15 times the number one defense has one. so everything indicates that that will be the way historically and statistically it would go. however, they're not playing against peyton manning. >> who throws ducks. >> throws ducks for touchdowns. >> that was hilarious. if you hadn't seen that, says we have peyton, he's great and everything, gave him respect, but he throws ducks, and then peyton responded. >> they scored 606-points and peyton manning through 55 touchdowns, 674 yards, the most in nfl history. so that duck is flying into the receiver's hands. >> and peyton says i do throw ducks, a lot of touchdown ducks. >> don't kn

john? >> caller: hey, booyah! what is going on with michael kors? >> i have to wait and see. the research seemed too negative to believe that it was a finger waving in the sky. let's go to grayia. >> caller: booyah, jim. i am a long-term investor and i have a level of moderate risk and i was wondering what you think of bbt. >> it's at a high as many regionals are. it's run by kelly king. i like it very much and i would hold onto it. let's go to paul in texas. >> caller: this stock has dropped in the last two days. what can you tell me about frank's international? >> the stock is wild but the business is fundamentally secure. i'm not backing away. let's go to casey in new york. >> caller: jim bow, how are you, buddy? >> real good. >> caller: my question is about mankind corporation, ticker mnkd. i know it's a speculative play. we went in front of the fda, they got denied. they look like they cleaned up their act. what are your thoughts? >> there are so many good speculations out there. i'm not going to endorse mankind. we have a lot of good specks all the time and i think what you are doing is you're playing -- biomarine is so much better. i would not about in that one. nader

gray areas remain. banks, proceedings, aren't taking marijuana retailers money at least for now, and there are of course worries about increased crime and underage drug use, but johnhinks other states will soon see dollar signs through the haze. >> colorado's going to be one of the richest states and eventually i think everyone will follow suit, if they can. if the voters allow it. >> so while there are questions about exactly how legal weed will play out here in colorado, it is safe to say that hopes for the future are high. paul beban, aljazeera denver are. >> washington state voted to legalize recreational marijuana, but that law won't go into effect until later in the spring. >> celebrating the new year on ice, how people stuck on a ship in antarctica range in 2014. >> a record run for wall street, by the markets are starting newt year off with a bang. >> no place to live and new york city was behind the dramatic jump in homelessness here. >> you're looking at a live shot of new york city, the heart of mid town, pretty empty, a much different scene than over seven hours ago. welcome back to aljazeera america, on this new year's day. just ahead with the new yea