kate: what about details about the request. doesn't seem the -- doesn't seem the greek government is capitulating or are they standing their ground? michael: i don't think it is capitulation. one of the concessions is the imf is still in the frame. that is something which is somewhat different.. in terms of the commitments to fiscal balance, they were running a fiscal surplus before interest of 1.5% of gdp last year. is this a relaxation? it is certainly not tightening which is what the program demands. it is not, i am not convinced that there is real middle ground. it would mean significant backtracking on austerity by brussels and that would send a clear signal to governments and political parties elsewhere in europe. i do not think the eurozone wants to go down that road. kate: thank you so much for joining us. we will be following this story through the day. we are getting reports that germany has rejected the greek proposal as no substantial solution to the problems. that will be developing through the day. we will be foll

the department of public health and their public health nurse who's assigned to our shelter that's kate kate meets he regularly with the shelter providers to look at needs of the clients who the shelter have expressed a concern in they're not able to care for themselves they're fragile and there's a need for them to be move forward we've agreed to work on a plan i do know the department of public health will speak to that but their enabling more mental health nurses at the shelter to help us in p in delicate situation that's our pay attention i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you very much ms. crumb and thank you, mr. walton just a couple of questions in terms of the when - what happens if someone is not able to take care of them and the shelter can't address their needs how is that individual usually handled. >> i know that scott talks regularly with the shelters so i'm going to ask him to provide an answer to that question. >> thank you very much. >> good afternoon supervisors the rule itself was about the ability to end a recess evacuates the shelters work clos

we'll start with kate. she's life with the cbs3 mobile weather lab in west chester where the flakes are certainly falling and have been for sometime now. right, kate? >> reporter: they really have, natasha. for the past hour the snow has been coming down very steadily. it took while for it to tart falling, but once it did, it really picked up in intent is the quickly you can see still falling heavily at the mommy and it's already coated the ground pretty well here. we're right here on mark street and you can see a lot of snow and now it's starting to get that little bit more avenue wet consistency good snowball making snow here in west chester. we met a few kids. they're hoping for a snow day. it looks like this will change to rain much this is not our storm. a bigger storm for areas to the north. with this snow on the ground the sidewalks are slippery we saw businesses out here salting and getting things ready for the overnight hours and the early morning even though we do expect that change to rain. take

i want to read to you a statement from kate brown, which you've seen. summoned by the governor. i got on a plane yesterday morning and arrived at 3:40 in the afternoon, escorted directly into a meeting with the governor. he asked me why i came back early from washington, d.c. which i found strange. i asked what he wanted to talk about. he told me he was not resigning and began a discussion about transition, this is clearly a bizarre and unprecedented situation. just how unusual is this story? >> just about everything about this is unusual. first of all, let's start with the fact that oregon is the least corrupt state in america based on the number of prosecutions on -- for public corruption charges and oregon is well below every other state and now they've got their governor soon to be former governor tangled up in this. it's also bizarre that the governor called kate brown and asked her to come back from the state. she was out here in washington, d.c. where she served as president of the national association of secretaries of state to have the presiden

. >> i'm spanking against the case our for our nurse kate someone being discharged from the hospital with the wound injury and they can't self-clean the wound injury it's on their leg and they can't reach their leg and need someone to get the medicine to do that or someone that is incobbling cognizant. >> we're talking about assistant care not the type of care the shelters typically provide we're talking about assisted care for post surgical or post trauma. >> those are some of the incidents we've encountered. >> it seems to me that is the reverse problem so calling 9-1-1 to respond to problems in shelters and sro's and housing unit is an issue that level of energy care is not also required this is the reverse problem then bringing people from a medical facility into the shelter just continues to cycle. >> right. >> so are are there tyler san francisco general hospital and laguna honda where between the level of the hospital and helpful will of the shelters are there. >> supervisor kim wants to intervention only because there are presentations this is merely the first presentation it

kate: india is the place to be for budgets. annette: that is kate moody. coming up now is the press review. welcome back. it is time to take a look at what has been making headlines across the world. flo, the islamic state militant known as jihadi john has finally been identified. florence: several media outlets have identified him, including "the new york times." he is identified as a 26-year-old kuwaiti born british man, mohammed emwazi. let's take a look at the front page of "the garden -- guardian." let's take a look at some other front pages in the british press. it is a huge story today. "the independent" talks about the unmasking of a british butcher. what do we know about him? there are few details for now but lots of attention. he was raised in west london studied at westminster university. he was a computer programmer well-known for his good manners and this stylish dress. lots of papers are wondering how this young man, the son of a mini cab driver -- how did he become the world's most notorious murderer? "the independent closing -- "the indepen

so in just few minutes meteorologist kate bilo will take to the ice with emergency responders.n a case like this, they have to act fast. anyone had falls through ice has just minutes to survive. tonight we'll show you crucial tips you need to know if it ever happens to you. kate bilo's special reports minutes away here on "eyewitness news". >>> we are hearing exclusively tonight from a south jersey mother mourning her son and now takeing action. 10-year-old matthew mccloskey was hit and killed by a franklin township police officer responding to call for help. matthew's mother is planning to file lawsuit against the township and tonight she broke her silence speaking with only "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> just his hugs and his kisses and just always telling me he loved me. >> reporter: 10-year-old matthew mccloskey mother michelle will never get over her son's death. he was hit and killed by a franklin township police officer three days after christmas on delsea drive around din are in time. mccloskey and two friends were crossing the street when he was hit. >> i m

kate? >> much of that weaponry they said early on was stolen from the iraqi military as isis moved in. ian lee, thank you so much following that developing story out of erbil in iraq. let's talk about this as well. the u.s. has a list of isis militants it wants dead. for that let's bring in pentagon correspondent barbara starr. how big is this list? >> it's a target list. why are we talking about it not so much as a target list but a kill list because frankly the u.s. has no forces on the ground inside iraq or syria to capture isis top operatives. they're going to be, the u.s. hopes, victims of coalition air strikes. two dozen names are rotating on this list we understand. one, number one on the list of course is the leader of isis al baghdadi. the reclusive leader of the organization is number one and the one use wants to get right now. they are struggling make no mistake, to try to get crucial intelligence they need about where he's located, about where other top operatives are located an

. >> i'm kate bolduan. thanks for joining us today. it's groundhog day and it feels like groundhog day because they got hit hard once already and now they're getting it again. we're talking about the northeast getting socked with a second round of heavy snow and so many cities and states still have too much snow on the ground from last week to even deal with at this point. 25 million people in ten states are under a winter storm warning right now. it started off in the midwest overnight. detroit even broke a daily snow record set back in 1881. many schools are closed from michigan to massachusetts today. >> more than 2,000 flights have been canceled already today including the husband of kate bolduan. a snow emergency declared in boston expecting 10 to 14 inches of snow. that's more snow by the end of today on top of the two feet plus that is still being cleared out in last week's blizzard. we have reporters live on the ground in the snow in boston new york and cleveland with all of the latest conditions. >> let's get straight to them.

kate, you see, has an impressive track record helping blind people find work.er the 71-year-old didn't begin helping the blind until later in the life, because frankly, later in life is when she started to go blind. >> one day, i was looking at some pictures with someone, and the faces -- i couldn't see the faces clearly. it was almost like they were made out of wax. and i kept turning my head and thinking, i can't see. i can't see that. >> until then kate had spent most of her adult life living in southern california a single mother of three children working three jobs kate had always been the one others had come to for help. thinking that she would now have to do the same was tough. and she fought it. >> i wasn't using a cane. i fell down in the street a few times. >> but kate's lust for life was greater than her fear of blindness. and with the help from light house, she plunged back into the work world. >> i'm going to try to get you in. >> it felt so good to her, she wanted to help others do the same. eventually becoming the program manager for employment i

duchess kate is out with a message about mental health issues.tion to treat kids struggling with mental health issues. chef says kids who suffer from the issues are at risk for greater problems later in life. kate spoke for her husband, the future king. >> both william and i have seen people struggling to cope with impacts ofby leavement, domestic violence. family breakdown and more. >> kate also said the stigma around mental health means many of the children don't get the help they need. her message is part of britain's first ever children's mental health week. >> turning to sports. a mixed bag starting with news about this coming sunday's day day tonia's 500. >> qualifying for the daytona 500. the first part took place on sunday in florida. just the front road determined and the front road of those two fellows. jimmy johnson on the left and jeff gordon on the right. jeff gordon is on the poll. the race next sunday in daytona as jeff gordon gets his second career poll. the nba all-star game played in new york city last night. russell westbrook w

and then i talked to kate. kate has also published two or three books. and i said, `well, kate, who have you used as an editor? who--who--what do you--do you recommend somebody?' and she said, `yes, there's this woman at random house that i think you'd like. why don't you call her?' and i did. and it was kate medina. and she came to visit me, and we talked about the possibilities. and, frankly, i wasn't sure that it would work. i wasn't sure that what emerged would be of sufficient quality that i would be proud of it. i--i just didn't know what i was getting into. and kate medina was very kind and very patient, and i didn't want an advance because if i didn't like it, i didn't want anything to do with it. i wanted to see it before i knew that i wanted to go forward with this. i mean, if you put your name on something, you want to think `well, maybe it's ok.' and i was very concerned about that. but she was lovely to work with and encouraging, and so we just plugged along over a period of time, and we'd share things. and we got along perfectly in terms of

i'm kate bolduan. >> i'm john berman. we'll start with this. what is going on right now with the issue of terror threats and malls this morning? the secretary of homeland security is urging all of us to be watchful and vigilant if we're going to one specific mall. that's after the terrorist group al shabab called for attacks on malls in the united states and canada and the united kingdom. >> this is the somali based terror group that claimed responsibility. the fbi cautions there's no ongoing credible plot from al shabab to attack in the united states. terror experts say so-called lone wolves could be inspired by their message. >> what we're telling the public in general is you have to be vigilant. we just revamped our if you see something say something campaign at the super bowl last month. and so public engagement, public awareness is critical. >> the famous mall of america in bloomington, minnesota, was one mall singled out in that threat. our nick valancea is there. what are you hearing there today? >> reporter: i just spoke to a couple of

hi kate. >> reporter: hi, kathy. as you can we know we've dell so many times this year with snow rain loon heff vo wet snowflakes that tend to melt on contact. we have the opposite situation here tonight. the number one factor in this storm is the cold. take look at our temperature here on the cbs3 mobile weather lab. sitting at 14.4 degrees and kind of a range you look for had you're looking for the best snow growth. looking for a range of minus 12 to minus 18 that's where you get the light fluffy snow that's exactly what we're seeing in swedes borough tonight. we'll zoom in as the bands of snow begin to develop over delaware, new jersey and steady band into southeastern pennsylvania as well. we're right on kings highway in swedesboro at the mommy and we're looking at these relatively high snow ratios on normal storm we talk about a 10 to one snow ratio. basically saying for each inch of water you have in the atmosphere you can get 10-inches of snow tom night we're looking at a lighter fluffier snow 20 to one ratios

john and kate? >> she died while she was being held hostage by isis. there's no question about that. they are responsible one way or another for her death. pamela brown, thank you so much. we'll have much more on our breaking news. the death of kayla mueller. the white house responds. the situation on the ground when we come back. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is all about and which aarp medicare supplement plan works best for you. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and virtually

a check of the forecast, kate. >> good evening, justin. freezing rain and drizzle as justin just said with temperatures below freezing mark. you can see more moving n you can see green shading there and changing to the purple a as snow starts to fall across south central pennsylvania. the as we you'll in here we will have everything. this up across lehigh valley, purple is snow. then we have sleet to the south. the pink near the the city that is freezing rain and freezing rain is probably the most hazardous of any of these impacts because it does freeze on the surface and cause those icy conditions. right now we are dealing with some sleet and snow at the moment but as temperatures cool down many spots could see this end as a brief period of snow. temperatures across the region right now this is key. we are seeing freezing temperatures all the way down toward dover, atlantic city and way up through the poconos. this entire region is below freezing. wildwood only area hanging on to those temps above freezing at the moment. let check with ey

kately have the updated forecast coming up in just a minute. first though "kyw news radio" 1006 mike dinardo driving around the area, this is like your third check in with us mike, how is it looking? >> i've to tell you ukee, i think rode conditions are getting worse one the snow still falling. still coming down. and, two we're getting more people out on the roads so there is a competition for the lables getting out on the road. good 3 inches of snow here in south jersey, and all of the major roads are snow covered. there are any number every crews out but not able to keep up with the roads because the snow still coming down and conditions are slippery. watch out for the other guy trying to leave some spares. so we're doing about 30 miles an hour on route 42 right now. and i wonder if i should be going that fast. >> i hear you. speaking of which i had a couple of people passing me on the road about two hours ago coming in. that big bus going by you right now? >> yes i'm doing 30 right now, that was a bus that just blew by me on 42, and you can

>> i do, kate. in many ways what's destructive is the constant focus for a month about a speech instead of the focus, as i said, where it should be on these talks. here's what's important. susan rice and ambassador power are going to speak at the conference to a huge group of pro-israel activists. she's going to have an opportunity to talk about all of the steps that administration has taken to support the relationship. she'll talk about the strong bipartisan nature of the relationship and she'll lay out her vision, the administration's vision, for a potential deal with iran. i think it's going to be helpful for her to give that speech and likewise i think it will be helpful for the delegates there to hear that perspective as well. congress will hear from the prime minister. the pro-israel activists will hear from susan rice, samantha power, the prime minister as well. we'll get lots of opinions on the table ultimately though we need to circle back to really focus on what is in our national security

is amazing the city is in good hands with kate as the mowers before you get director public comments on the presentation all right. seeing none no speakers public comment is closed. any final comments clirgs all right. thank you thank you, kelly. >> next item is review and approval the department viable for the 2015-2016 that explanatory documents for the 2015-2016 sponsors are deborah reaping yell and accident project sponsor and finance administration this is a discussion and action item. >> oh, joe. >> good evening. i'm joe. >> before you starting i'm going to do a couple of introduceries the way we are going to industry this as 4 of the 5 you sat through a detailed discussion with the operations committee we'll go a at high-level about the budget because you've seen it we want the public to hear the discussion when joe is done i'll add comments about public comments as well as discussion an general fund if that's okay. we do that first perhaps you can answer clarifying comments let me do that first. >> okay. >> monica if i could get the overhead see how this thing works. >> okay.

. >> so kate sous executive director and co-chair. i think creating this program was a great pleasure and a accomplishment when we worked on this together with kindred spirits and finance and tourism and hotel sectors and really brought all of the folks together around the same table including labor intensive businesses and manufacturers and i am proud about that and businesses that are labor intensive and manufacturers and those businesses this is a celebration and affirmation that san francisco is open for small business and manufacturing, and i couldn't be more excited about the kind of base this builds for us as a city to continue to have these kinds of businesses start, stay and grow in san francisco so without further adieu i would like to introduce our hero of the day mayor ed lee. [applause] >> i have been called many names before but not hero. thank you. i was just walking in i was persuading jose to come over on this side because this group is about the people who generate the revenue and that group is about the people that

kate kelly is here with the latest. hey, kate. >> hey, scott.he whales last quarter had trouble generating alpha according to symmetric io with only 20% outperforming their individual sectors with great picks on the long side. a number of these big fish actually did stand out. starboard value, matrix capital pershing square outperformed in their selections could be instructive. some of the most profitable bets for the fourth quarter for these guys and others in the top 20 were spirit arrow systems, netflix, forest city enterprises and the williams companies. with other tech names and pharma names like allergen rounding out that list. the media and health care trend played out a bit in the top increased positions among hedge fund out performers this is where they added within the top 20 of successful stock picking. time warner, zoetis, cbs and netflix, says sem metric. energy decidedly out of favor and not just with warren buffet who sold $4 billion stake in exxon as we know, as its shares slipped last year. the best stock pickers of the quarter

for "nightly business report," i'm kate rogers in caldwell new jersey. >>> kate got the rose from the bachelor. finally tonight, three people to fight the odds and one, the $564 million power ball jackpot. two of them are not sitting here tonight. the tickets told in texas, north carolina and puerto rico. that's the first winning power ball ticket ever sold outside of the continental united states. would split $831 million before taxes. we're both here, sue. >> we didn't win but if you're watching you probably didn't either. come back here tomorrow night. >> we'll see back here. that's it for "nightly business report," i'm sue herera. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening. we'll see you >> the following kqed production was browsed in high definition. >> it's all about licking your plate. >> i should be in psychoanalysis for the amount of money i spend in restaurants. >> i had a horrible experience. >> i don't even think we were at the same restaurant.

john and kate? >> just stunning to see that. >> does not seem real. >> we'll talk more about that later about how there could be survivors. we'll speak to mary schiavo. >>> and six people were killed when a commuter train collided with an suv in valhalla 20 miles north of new york city. officials say the gates at the crossing came down on top of a car that stopped on its tracks. the jeep's driver was killed along with five people onboard the train that burst into smoke and flames. new york's governor andrew cuomo spoke about what the passengers went through. you can imagine the horror of those onboard. they were evacuated through the rear of the train and people in the front car simply many of them could not get out. we'll have a live report from the crash site in just a few minutes. >>> more snow is coming to parts of the country already hampered by the nasty winter weather. forecasters say another storm system is on the way to hit the midwest and the northeast. this of course is after the previous

for every 40 hours work the employee would get one hour of sick pay. >> kate? >>> thanks, chris. good evening everyone. the lets talk about our weather headlines. we have up and down temperatures this week. the it was cold today but much milder tomorrow. we are tracking two chances, for some snow in the forecast one on thursday, and another one, as we head through the the weekend and we have another cold blast to tell but once we get through to today, another one waits in the wings. i'll tell you when in the seven day forecast, natasha. >> kate, thanks very much. >>> new at 5:30 complications cleaning up the big snow in new england. temperatures have plumeted turning slush into solid ice in the city of boston is running out of room new when it comes to snow removal. cbs reporter chris van cleve has more. >> reporter: boston is digging out from two record setting storms in seven days. >> we received over 40.1 inches of snow, we're broken the old record. >> reporter: most main road are plowed but some side streets have a long way to go. crystal walls spent two hours digging out her

for "nightly business report," i'm kate rogers in caldwell new jersey. >>> kate got the rose from the bachelor. finally tonight, three people to fight the odds and one, the $564 million power ball jackpot. two of them are not sitting here tonight. the tickets told in texas, north carolina and puerto rico. that's the first winning power ball ticket ever sold outside of the continental united states. would split $831 million before taxes. we're both here, sue. >> we didn't win but if you're watching you probably didn't either. come back here tomorrow night. >> we'll see back here. that's it for "nightly business report," i'm sue herera. >> and i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening. we'll see you kevin: today on "ask this old house"... out with the old and in with the new. we're going to transform the front of this house so it's not only beautiful but edible. this ever happen to you? you go to take a shower and you end up taking a bath. looks like you need to clear a drain. tom: and what do you do to fix a hole in your vinyl siding? i'll show you. and it's red or white and made of rub

we will have more on the cold and chance for snow coming up, jessica. >> kate, thanks. incredible road in the dallas area refroze last night ape that is the result right there. cars, trucks sliding in all directions, things were especially bad on overpasses. crews are laying down salt and deicing chemicals ahead of another big freeze expect tonight. >>> another accident in dallas to show you now, look at this tractor trailer hanging off a bridge, on the interstate. this was on i45 south of downtown dallas. now driver was not injured but the crews are still working to remove the mess. >>> and the winter weather in texas delayed the snow, so-called american snipper trial. the the jury could begin deliberationing later today in the case of the former marina accused of murdering chris kyle, he is man whose autobiography was turn in the blockbuster film american snipper. an dry an a diaz has more from stevenville, texas. >> reporter: a prosecution witness says chris kyle was taken by surprise and quote absolutely never saw it coming when he was shot at least six times by edd

we will send it back to you at the desk. >>> kate thank you.n the federal filing deadline is still more than two months away. tax season is in full swing. consume hours choose a tax preparer need to choose wisely. >> three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan has an advice so you won't be a victim in any tax related scams. >> reporter: millions of consumers will soon opt to put their most sensitive personal and financial information in the hands of a paid tax preparer. that is why it is so important to choose that person wisely. when choosing a tax preparer the irs suggests that you check for a valid irs preparer tax identification number void preparers who base their fee on a personal of your refund. stay way from preparers who don't ask for receipts or don't ask questions about whether you may or may not be eligible for certain deductions and credits. avoid tax preparers that ask you to sign a blank tax form. never sign a blank return. make sure you'll be able to cat preparer after the return has been filed, even after the april due dat

kate. >> kate: what? are you waiting for the babysitter? >> marlena: yes, i am. ari's got a playdate, they're picking her up, and i've got patients that i have to see. >> kate: okay, well, i just stopped by to see ari and will 'cause i have an office to get to, and i have a lot of things to do too, so-- >> marlena: oh, well-- >> kate: no, no. if you think you're gonna stick me here waiting for r, forget about it. >> clyde: this damn well better be important. >> victor: [sighs] believe me, it is. >> lucas: hey, adrienne. >> adrienne: oh, lucas, hi.

it wasn't very big so it was easy to get into a bag or under a coat. >> kate thinks the theft happened sunday or monday night. guy there are all of these decorative art pieces. it is really important the art image. >> i am shocked that this place is gorgeous. it is so unique. i can't believe someone would steal someone else's property. >> they are checking sites like ebay and craigslist. they are asking people to keep an eye out at flea markets and hoping the club finds its way hope. alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >>> well, still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, a bay area woman fights to end the brutal treatment of spanish gray hounds once hunting season ends. we'll see how you can help. plus -- >> this toddler turns it up to 11 on the most ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stan

now in less than a week kate will become the 38th governor of oregon. he is now reportedly the subject of an ongoing fbi probe as well as a probe by the state attorney general. in the past hour or so, we're getting reports of federal criminal subpoenas delivered after the governor resigned today. meanwhile, the governor to be kate brown, is getting ready for her new job. she is an interesting figure in her own right. she served six years as the top election official and she served in the oregon legislature. she want today remove barriers to voter registration. she also liked yoga. it remains to be seen what kind of a governor she will be. today she made this brief statement to reporters. >> this is truly a sad day for the state of oregon but i have confidence that legislatures will come together to move oregon forward. i know you all have a lot of questions, and i would like to answer those questions as soon as possible. as you can imagine, between now and wednesday, we have a lot of work to be done and that is what i will go back and do thank you. >> s

chris and natasha. >> thanks, kate.ooking forward to that. >>> a new survey found for the very first time facebook use is declining among teenagers. >> a as three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan tells us a large number of kid age 13 to 17 they are dropping off the social media site. >> reporter: annual internet survey by the company found facebook use among teens dropped 6 percent last year. >> by far largest decrease we saw of any group, in social media currently. >> reporter: social media experts say moms, dad and grandparents on facebook makes teens less willing to share thoughts and photos on the site. >> facebook is more utility. it is something you have to have. >> reporter: highs school senior elowese took an eight month break from facebook and back in a very limited way. >> it is easiest way to communicate with your classmates because we have a grade wide facebook page which is super helpful. >> reporter: facebook's drop in popularity among teens is helping other social networks like twitter and snap

kate?s hard to believe we were in the mid 40's this time yesterday and now we're in the mid 20's a drastic drop indeed bitter wind chills tonight and into tomorrow morning, next stop tomorrow morning we will feel as if they are sub zero. frigid friday all across the board. saturday, a little break from the action not a bad day but then we are watching a storm system sunday into machine to bring rain, sleet, snow a little bit of everything but not a lot of anything perhaps. i's have latest details coming up. >> sound good kate, thanks very much. >>> jury selection is underway foreman accuse of murdering the navy seal chris kyle. kyle, of course, subject of the american snipper movie, the country's number one film. the defendant's lawyer says that box office success could make it getting a fair trial here impossible. cbs news correspondent mark strauss man is in the courthouse. >> i have a a military age male. >> reporter: in american snipper navy seal chris kyle is portrayed as a hero who wa

yes of kate more of "snl." i get it, i get it.ompson from syracuse university. professor, when you look at this nbc really blew it out for the special. yes, it's 40 years, a 40th anniversary. it was a three and a half-hour event. they had a red carpet beforehand. some folks really say it speaks to how "snl" went beyond comedy. it kind of spoke to -- it was kind of our cultural mirror if you will. >> yeah. and boy, did they ever. i don't normally like these clip shows. they go on too long. but this was just an absolute masterpiece. not since the motown 25th anniversary back in '85 have i seen something so beautifully put together. and i think you put your finger on it. especially for people of a certain age, definitely my age, there was no -- "saturday night live" starts in '75. mtv doesn't start until '81. carson was about it. so when this came out in '75, there was nothing on the air like it. and it really became a generational identifier and while its position in the culture is different now and not so central, for about 20 year

. >>> and, in our next half an hour at 5:30 kate bilo braves the frozen waters of the delaware today for a ride with the coastguard. see her trip on the coastguard cutter capstand as it breaks ice along the delaware, that is coming up at 5:30. >>> frozen pipes are a real threat in this weather, and some who have homes down the shore are learning that lesson, the hard way. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan is live in vent are in with more cleve. >> reporter: extremely low wind chills at the shore are contributing to the the situations, like this, it is the second home that has burst pipes underneath and thinks also happening at some empty homes, some of them empty since sandy just here in ventnor they have had 80 calls for burst pipes. the the stream of water flowing in the dorset avenue was coming from under alex's house, culprit a burst pipe. >> there is no way. >> reporter: he rushed down from bucks county after getting a call from hib neighbor. he had some heat on but not enough to encounter sub zero wind chills. >> i kept it between 58 and 60. keeping the inside

i'm kate bolduan. >> i'm john berman. happening now, two wars raging with the united states poised to make key decisions about just how deeply to get involved in each. this morning the isis stronghold of rack wraqqa is burning. >> the french president and german chancellor in moscow trying to negotiate a cease-fire deal over ukraine with russian president vladimir putin a day after meeting with ukrainian leaders. let's get to escalating war against isis. a second day of jordan's new air assault on the terror group wrapped up just a short time ago. once again u.s. warplanes accompanied the jets on bombing rings. there are reports of loud explosions in raqqa, syria. there is smoke rising in the syrian city. cnn cannot independently verify the photos. >> we heard directly from jordan's foreign minister telling cnn the air strikes against isis are just the beginning of jordan's retaliation for the killing, the murder of pilot muath al kaseasbeh. we want to bring in barbara starr. this operation is now named muath the martyr i

the oregon secretary of state kate brown becomes a new governor's effective wednesday. >>> twenty-two marines had to be treated for gas exposure following a training accident in california on thursday. nineteen of those men have been treated and released but three were kept overnight. officials say those marines were on board an amphibious assault vehicle will when equipment malfunctioned and that caused fire extinguishers to go on. it is relatively safe but it can cause breathing problems in high concentrations. >>> well, death of the 60 minutes correspondent bob simon is being ruled an accident. the medical examiner in new york said today that simon died from blunt force injuries to his head and body. he wasn't wearing a seat belt when the the car in which he was riding collided with another car in manhattan on wednesday night. the law does not require passengers in chauffeured vehicles to wear seat belts. >>> well, journalism world is mourning the loss of the new york times media columnist david carr tonight, he collapsed in his office last night. this footage is from cbs this morn

kate. >> kate: what? are you waiting for the babysitter? >> marlena: yes, i am. ari's got a playdate, they're picking her up, and i've got patients that i have to see. >> kate: okay, well, i just stopped by to see ari and will 'cause i have an office to get to, and i have a lot of things to do too, so-- >> marlena: oh, well-- >> kate: no, no. if you think you're gonna stick me here waiting r her, forget about it. >> clyde: this damn well better be important. >> victor: [sighs] believe me, it is. >> lucas: hey, adrienne. >> adrienne: oh, lucas, hi.