joining me for the conversation muhtar kent, father john jenkins, timothy shriver and warren buffett. >> he wrote about don keough and he was much more than that. he was a wonderful family person and an incredible father and statesman. >> rose: we continue with a conversation with leon wieseltier. >> every time the argument goes back to the question of rights, the discussion shuts down. the beauty of the partition idea or the territory idea of the two state idea of the terrorist for peace idea is it suspends the argument for right because both people have the same right to the same land. no such thing as having a right to half of something. so the only way to proceed, and the ancient rabbis knew about

we're joined by muhtar kent, father john jenkins, timothy shriver and warren buffett. i am pleased to have them here. don keough was a friend of this program as well and a good friend of mine. so friends celebrate him and appreciate him this evening and so, i'd like to begin with you, warren. tell me what he meant to you, because you go back further than any of us in knowing don, who became a neighbor. >> yeah, don moved in right across the street from where i live now in about 1960, 1959, perhaps, and his front door was 100 feet from our front door and believe me, there was a lot of movement between those two doris. he was a wonderful friend 55 years ago and that friendship continued every day until a week or two ago. >> rose: here is an interview he did with me talking about buying the house next to you warren. part of a document rii did about you. roll tape. how close did you live to the buffetts? >> i cross the street. i bought a house there in 1959 a three-story brick house, paid $27,500 for it and i there was a young fellow living across the street in a big house

the let's hit that one more weather watch inner here john jenkins in perkasie at 40 degrees with the clear skies rye now. john's comments is another peaceful, comfortable morning. it has been a very nice week. the you can see we're not tracking any precipitation for this thursday. precipitation is way down in the gulf of mexico and will impact us. the it will be lifting up the eastern seaboard as we head through the end of tomorrow and into saturday. timing it out today looks fine 3:00 p.m. high pressure in control. we have plenty of sunshine. the beautiful afternoon. friday at 11:00 a.m. still dry but watch what happened, cloud increase cloud thicken by three or 4:00 by friday and rain creeps in here. it doesn't get here until 11:00 at night may come in earlier. i would assume out and about on friday night anytime after night fall rain could start steady overnight into saturday morning and then by noonan saturday tapering off to a few showers but showers will linger through rest of afternoon and evening as well. it will be a wet start. expect a half inch to an inch of rain or saturda

john jenkins up in perkosie, primarily clouds, spring needs to come, running out of comment about thed, i love. that will. >> you start to run out of adjectives barbara lane, clouds, as well, yes 27, another chilly start for her. and let's take to you one more, 28 degrees temperature readings sent in to us from mike, out in downingtown whereas well they've got just lots of clouds. where are the clouds coming from? nice clear sky earlier yesterday. really throughout the entire day. let me show you, do you have look closely. see this little pocket of moisture? it is a little weak disturbance that continues to fizzle and weaken as it goes away. so you don't have to worry about anything more than clouds otherwise yes, pocket of moisture showing up here. you have certainly some snow, some light rain all every these pieces come together, and then by tomorrow, seeing much mover organized storm system take shape. warmfronts lift through. that's why you start to see the contour lines lifting north by thursday cold front will be dropping on in we warm up ahead of it, then temperatures get knock

further up to the north i have a feeling what we will find here 32 degrees from john jenkins. straight up snow in perkasie. he has a comment. very pretty view up there. he is in a snow globe. i love that. stinks if you have to travel in that. be careful out there we will check with vittoria with how it is looking on major road. mark sent in from the last half an hour 35 in chats worth and still it is coal. a cold rain but still just rain for him right now. so, as we go next over to storm scan three what we will fine here again is a purple, taking over majority of the map in our area at this point and on the tail even, right there that dark are shade of purple. there is little pulses of steady moisture trying to work their way in. as they do so and cold air drops in we have no problem with the way we have forecasted that storm since yesterday. a couple tweaks since yesterday to our eyewitness weather snowfall map but we are confident in this zone from say perry winning will blue to cape may county and kent you're looking at four to 8 inches of snowfall with the sweet spot that

we are at 41 as we check with the north here john jenkins in perkasie at the 41 degrees. reporting cloudy skies there what we are dog with is clouds and fog. couple sprinkles across the the a area this morning. again, temperatures generally mild for the time of the year. we will see temps actually rise in the 60's as we go in the course of the afternoon and well lets take a a look what is going on out here. here are graphics from before. sometimes computers are a asleep in the morning. 61 degrees today. that will be the highest temperature we have had, since december, 25th, and it is going to be a nice warm day. sixty's today. fifty's tomorrow. tomorrow is a beautiful looking day. sunshine, highs in the 50's all across the area but then we have our next threat for rain this comes in friday night and continues through the day on saturday. it looks like a very soggy start to the weekend with rain all day long, on sat the day the good news, it will clear out by sunday. the bad news it will not help muddy ground we have got out there more rain on top of melted snow and rain w

a reporter there talked with a key official at the fda, john jenkins. the data released in its patent application showing the safety of its drugs for obesity were probably unreliable, quote, misleading, end quote, likely false. and hypothetically, he said in these situations it's possible that they could levy a fine to orexigen, civil penalties or the withdrawal of the drug from the market. people i talked to yesterday thought there would never be a consequence like this. it is affecting the stock. >> thank you very much, meg tirrell, some down a swift 12%. we have your first look when we come right back. stay tuned. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. a 401(k) is the most sound way to go. let's talk asset allocation. sure. you seem knowledgea

this is is john jenkins in perkasie. time to get melting completed and get spring started. have 34 degrees. thinks out in west chester steve johnson says this morning what a joy seeing dried concrete and clear skies. good riddings, groundhog. i don't think that is to the groundhog. better not be. groundhog did predict it right that we would see a lot more winter. myes stream collogue the ground hog right again. lets see what we have going on in the ocean city boardwalk. it is pretty quiet but they will be opening up these doors and sliding up the metal barriers on some of these businesses. it will be summer eventually around here and it will start to feel like it. the pretty quiet on the boardwalk in ocean city but still very nice looking. still some snow to go and this is in kutztown but a gorgeous start to the day. 30 degrees out there. love the sun coming up, love the sun and the impact that it can have on the melting and that is going to be occurring as well. it doesn't hurt to have temperatures above freezing either. 38 degrees any philadelphia. thirty-four trenton. th

john foley is taking part in next week's climb and he's doing so to support his brother-in-law tom jenkinso is also here with us this morning. thank you for being here. john let's start with you. why is this event so important to you? tell us your personal connection besides your brother-in-law. >> well i participated in events like this in the past just for fun, just to stay in shape. this seemed like a great idea this year to do something to help raise money for tom, tom's situation, and the family got involved as well. >> let's talk about your situation. you have the support of your family, your four children you live down the shore, hurricane sandy hits about 2 1/2 years ago. and tell us what happened. >> we live in spring lake new jersey, about five blocks off the ocean, and about two weeks after the hurricane came through, i developed a cough, and it lingered and one thing turned into another that i finally got it looked at and came down here to the university of pennsylvania hospital system got it looked at and ended up with a virus or a mole that got into my lungs that just continu

last friday had the pleasure of speaking with tom jenkins from new jersey with his brother-in-law john. they spoke about the upcoming philly fight for air climb, which raises money for the american lung association. tom told us he developed the lung disease in the aftermath of hurricane sandy, he had to be on oxygen 24/7 and in need of a double need transplant. well, we're happy to report that tom got the call sunday morning and he underwent a successful double lung transplant later that same day at the hospital at the university. the surgery was a success and his prognosis is excellent. we're thrilled. we could share this happy news with you. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> good morning. we're going to look at a chilly wednesday on tap for us. temperatures much cooler than what we saw yesterday. already windy yesterday. wind speeds continue into most of today. the next thing we're tracking is a snowy mix heading into friday which is officially the start of spring. as we take a closer look. you see a few clouds mix of sun and clouds for ph