keith: marcus. keith lyden. lemonis: nice to meet you, keith. how you doing? dean: i'm good. dean lyden. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: dean, how are you? keith: my brother. lemonis: oh, this is your brother? okay. when did you start the business? keith: 2004. lemonis: and who put in all the money? keith: all the finance came from me. think we're up to about $160,000. lemonis: $160,000? dean: originally, i had some screening equipment and some sign software, but not much. he primarily got us going financially. lemonis: and what is the equity split? 70/30? -keith: 50/50. -lemonis: 50/50. dean: i had a graphics background and i had been doing this. i didn't have the financing to do it, so it was a perfect match. lemonis: so, you have a good brother, right? dean: if you can't trust your family, -who can you trust, right? -lemonis: well... while i appreciate keith recognizing his brother's experience, i'm not quite sure that 50/50 is exactly the right formula. if i asked most of the employees here who is in charge, what would they say? matt? -your name is matt, right? -matt: yes, s

i'm not owned by keith. >> reporter: keith raniere, vanguard, has not responded to our requests for anrview. his website says he's not associated with the secret sorority, and it's not part of nxivm. an attorney for dr. danielle roberts, the alleged brander, tells abc news the allegations are unfounded. >> hi, i'm glenn ruppel with abc news. >> oh. >> reporter: a "20/20" producer caught up with dr. roberts at a wellness expo in new york city. >> i'd just like to ask you a question about the women who said you branded them? >> we're at a wellness expo and that's completely irrelevant from the purpose of why we are here today. >> okay, does keith reniere know that you're been branding, can you tell me how many people have been branded by you? >> i'm sorry, there's no comment about that. there's a lot of allegations and there's nothing, there's no comment that we have. >> reporter: still ahead, the man called vanguard, keith raniere. the secrets of his attraction. and what some say can happen if you cross him. >> if you question keith raniere, the [ bleep ] hits the fan. >> reporter: stay

it as keith's ford expedition.es -- >> if a guy is going to go to this much trouble to kill his wife, why would he drive an expedition that everybody knows he has? >> but the big question still remained, if keith hadn't driven back to paducah to kill julie, where had he gone the night of the murder? the only person who could answer that was keith himself. >> he was very adamant about taking the stand. >> he wanted to talk to the jury? >> he did. >> what would he say? and would the jury believe him? it was roll the dice time. >>> coming up, keith's eyebrow-raising alibi. >> i was embarrassed and ashamed of what i was doing the night my wife died. >> and then what keith revealed to us. >> that's what i've told everybody, when they hear the story, they're not going to believe it. >> why even a jury couldn't end this case. when "dateline: extra" continues. looking to save even more money on your medicare part d prescriptions? at walgreens, we'll help you save more with copays as low as $0 and reward points on prescript

representative keith rofsus. does everybody know him? keith, thank you, keith.hanks for being here, keith. a man that everybody in washington knows and so respects, bill schuster. bill? thank you, bill. representative g.t. thompson. and a person people are hearing more and more about, a real friend and spectacular man, rick saccone. [ cheers and applause ] and mrs. saccone. special people. thank you for being here. my daughter, ivanka, is also with us here today. she worked so hard on the child tax credit. ivanka, come up here, will you? come on up. and a very special thank you to george cook for hosting us. done a great job. really a great job. thank you. thank you. what an incredible company. ivanka, are you going to say a couple of words about the child tax credit? boy, did you work hard on that. come on. >> hi, everyone. it is always amazing to be here in pennsylvania and to be here with all of you. we worked so hard on tax cuts and tax reform. and the president, my father, was very specific about what he wanted to accomplish. it was so core to him to suppor

keith joins me now. keith, mark zuckerberg's new year's resolution is fixing facebook. isn't that also his job? >> absolutely. this is, you know, all of these companies need to act as reasonable citizens just like the rest of us. and they don't. they simply put it appears profits over safety just in the hearing today one of the questions that came from one of the senators was they'll sell data to companies that want to use it for marketing purposes. but they're reluctant to provide data to governmental agencies to try to stop terrorism. how does that jibe? how does that make sense? it is their job. they play a very special role in society these days that they can't just simply say we'll let things happen because we really have no accountability. and that is a fundamental problem with social media today. liz: yeah, you know, these guys make like they're a big, gigantic town square. people come and go. no, they're one, big, giant app. and to these guys told nbc, the former facebook guys said you know what? they purposely polarized. and we have former facebook president se

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keith, what do you think? >> they are digging themselves in so deep that they're going after pure victory instead of celebration of success in america. if nancy pelosi think that a couple trillion dollars are crumb, i would hate to see how she defines the entire pie. this is an absolutely travesty of politicians. what they should be doing -- and, again, i'm not normally a politician. a political kind of guy. but when it comes to money, the clear decision here is to say, hey, we made a mistake. this is actually having really good things to do. how can we bring our policy to the table? let's go across the aisle and talk about how we can make this work for the next election. if they really want to remain credible, i don't think they have another option, liz. liz: but, keith, you've watched elections. have you ever seen democrats behave like this? this is not our parent democrat party. what do you think? >> i think the parties have completely transmografied. i'm a big calvin and hobbs fan and calvin was great maki

keith ellison finds his work admirable. he said so.shocked by this, you haven't followed ellison's career for long. he has a history of saying repugnant things. and backing extremist causes. he wrote that the constitution existed only for white people. he referred to it as "their" constitution, calling it "the best evidence of a conspiracy to subjugate other people's." ellison has spoken favorably of cop-killer assata shakur. he said he was "praying that fidel castro's communist regime in cuba would not be forced to extradite her back to the united states."ha as a law student, ellison wroteb a column calling for the creation for a separate black ethnostate. this is the man that is now second in command of the entire democratic party. that ought to bother republicans and independents. it should terrify democrats. most voters don't support killing, racial separatism, political violence, abolishing freedom of speech, and tends to flee from politicians and party they do support those kinds off things. democrats at this point assume they ar

i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. we have reporters from philadelphia to the jersey shore and lehigh valley. you can count on nbc 10 to show you what the storm is bringing to your neighborhood. >> and we have coverage from our first alert weather center. receive sosna is taking a closer look at the impact of each region. >> yeah, we have quite a variety of conditions across the area right now. we have part of the region, berks county, lehigh valley, poconos, upper buck and montgomery that has seen the precipitation and extreme south jersey, it hasn't even started yet but we have a zone in between where it's coming down and this area of pink, that is freezing rain. those are raindrops that freeze upon contact with surfaces. and especially untreated surfaces, like side roads, driveways, sidewalks. you've got to watch where your walking tonight. much in philadelphia is in the freezing rain and all of delaware county, camden, gloucester, northern, burlington counties. but in northeast philly, we're getting so much detail,

if you're moving into keith richards' apartment, you get to pay extra?there is a premium but studies show they don't actually get a premium price when it's sold. so oftentimes, celebrities notice in their lives when they put their name on anything, it goes up in value. not so much for real estate. although, they tend to be, if they're a good early buyer of something, they get a premium but so far, we've seen with keith's place, there's not a rolling stone premium. >> i like that. thank you for the tour. >>> up next, "on the money," a look at the news ahead for the week and picture this. if you have a closet full of clothes but still feel like you have nothing to wear, help is on the way. the start-up that does the thinking f thinking for you early in thrni. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they always refer to me as master sergeant. they really appreciate the military family, and it really shows. we've got auto insurance, homeowners insurance. had an accident with a vehicle, i actually called usaa before we called the police. usaa was there ha

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here's keith morrison. >> march 19, 2009. night fell heavy in montana's flat head valley. something was wrong. anxiety spiked. where was she? >> it just felt like something was not right. >> it's hard to explain that there's something not normal. >> you could set jury clock by their daughter justine, that reliable. but, a new driver, too, just 16. was late from her boyfriend's house. and though she wasn't very late, something was wrong. >> i started calling her about five after 8:00. no answer. called the house where she was at. and they said she had left 15 minutes before that. >> i was thinking she had went off the road between their house and us. >> not far away, another family, the other half of hour story was on the road, too. erin thompson was driving her son caden home from a school concert. he played the drums. >> i'd always attended all of caden's concerts. and this was the first one i didn't attend because i had car trouble of. >> this is caden's stepfather. >> my car was in the shop. and so erin dropped me off. that's why i wasn't with them. >> and soon, the poi

once again, keith morrison. >> it was quite an eye opener.is, which joan shannon told detectives that she and her now dead husband, major david shannon, were regular and enthusiastic swingers. but when joan told them she developed a special one on one thing with a married man named jeffrey wilson, now that was a real lead. could it be the major was the victim of a jealous lover? so detective murphy paid a call on wilson, also a soldier here at ft. bragg. >> jeffrey did confirm he was involved in a romantic relationship with joan shannon. >> where was he when this murder occurred? >> he was actually working at the time of the homicide. >> in fact, a little checking revealed it was an unassailable alibi. jeffrey wilson was innocent. of murder, that is. as for a three-month affair with joan, wilson was very cooperative. he revealed every lurid detail. >> back in april, they were probably meeting for sex about two times a week. and in july, and of course the murder occurred on july 23rd, at least four times a week. >> so now the deputy d.a. began

keith jackson was 89- years old ahead on the 5th quarter...and it appears reports of tom brady's demise were premautre... we'll break it down next on the 5th quarter what, me? intimidated? no chance according to kevin byard who >>> i feel like we know that we can beat any team. i don't care who it is. it is not the same people from last year. it is a playoff game, so it is not like the preseason. so, i don't really care. if it was joe montana, i am trying to go out there and win a game. >> what, me intimidated? no chance according to aaron bier who scored a hat trick's against cleveland. he is no tom brady, and the titans have not won a game in foxboro since 1993. that was so long ago that tom brady was only a sophomore at sarah. brady with the easiest touchdown pass of his career... drops it to james white who turns the corner... white scored on back to back possessions to give new england a 14-7 lead... later in the 2nd.. titans forced a three were set to get >>> that was a back to back position. new england had a 14-7 lead. later in the 2nd

hey, lester. >> hey keith and erin, today while they are targeting 711 stores.nd hospitals overwhelmed with flu. we'll have more on that when we see you here shortly for nbc nightly news. but right now back to you in philly. >> spreading fast. thank you for that. >>> responds with a story dealing with cement plot additional costs all paid for up front. >> viewer changes her mind over wanting to be created over buried. and when the cement said no she contacted us. harry. >>> this viewer said she tried to get they then called nbc 10 responds. two years later in 1993, paid more than $1,000 to cover the opening and closing costs. chad says by 1998, both of her parents had died. chad tells us in july of 2016, when she decided to be created instead of buried she asked the cement to refund the money her parents paid for her plot and the money she spent for the opening and closing costs. shalom denied her requests. according to this document she could transfer of the jewish faith. problem is she has no relatives she could sell it to. nbc responds for help. we contacted

representative keith rofus. does everybody know him? thank you, keith.ause] thank you for being here, keith. a man that everybody in washington knows and so respects bill shoeser. bill. -- representative g.t. thompson. [applause] and, you know this g.t., a person that people are hearing more and more about, a real friend, and a spectacular man, rick seccone. [cheers and applause] and mrs. seccone. thank you for being here, thank you, special people. my daughter ivanka is also here with us today. [cheers and applause] and she worked so hard on the child tax credit. ivanka come up, come up here, will you? come up. come on up. and a very special thank you to george cook for hosting us. [cheers] done a great, done a great job. really a great job. thank you, thank you. what an incredible company. ivanka are you going to say a couple of words about the child tax credit? boy, did you work hard? come on. >> hi, everyone, it is always amazing to be here in pennsylvania and to be here with all of you. we worked so hard on tax cuts and tax reform, and the president

keith, what happened? >> within the past hour the six e released a statement saying he fell ill. at tonight's game. this is video of dr. j from earlier ringing the bell before the game against the pistons. the 67 year-old is being evaluated. he is expected to be released after the evaluation. irving was there marking the 35th anniversary of his iconic dunk vs. the lakers. had tweeted today rock the cradle. i threw down the dunk and it's still one of my favorite. once again. he went to the hospital tonight after becoming ill at the game. me and my photographer were there. witnesses sa say they saw him being wheeled out in wheelchair. he is expected to be released after he's evaluated. live in the breaking news center. >>> all right. we'll look forward to that update. also tonight from the streets to the river. the ice is everywhere this evening. it is the cold in the air that you node to watch for the most. >> do you know bha negative 20 degrees feels lib? you might after this weekend. >> if you're not careful. going oud could quickly turn dangerous. >> it's negative 27. that that

>> no, i'm not. >> keith, i'm going to let you close this out. the obvious question to folks is, was that willful deception or did they just not know the truth, what the president tried to do? >> it's hard to tell with this administration because i think people often do go out and misrepresent the truth, as we saw from day one with sean spicer talked about the inauguration size. i don't know whether they're misrepresenting the facts or didn't know the facts. one thing we do know is that don mcgahn, white house counsel, has not denied the story from the "new york times." >> you are correct. conspicuous silence today. >> that seems to suggest that there is something to that story or else he would have flatly denied it and the white house would have as well. >> brooke, one consistency here. everyone around the president says he was not going to fire him, and he has not fired him. why is this a big story when this person is still employed and still doing his job? >> only because don mcgahn talked him out of it. >> i think the president realized he co

thanks for joining us here this morning, keith. >> you're welcome. good morning. >> so keith, tell us, i was actually looking at last couple of weeks there was actually, um, three earthquakes all of them 3.0 striking northern california around december 27th. tell us, should we be concerned about these minor earthquakes and, of course, today this 4.4? >> today's earthquake was more energetic. i think the ones you're referring to were pretty removed or distant from the one that happened this morning. so there's probably not much relationship there. i think all of this is just a reminder we live in earthquake country. >> it's a big reminder. >> people felt it in san francisco to san jose and the east bay, as well. does that speak to maybe the depth of this earthquake? >> when we have shallow quakes they are not felt over such a wide area. one of the interesting aspects is it appears to be pretty deep. and those deeper earthquakes are felt over a wider area. >> keith, what were you seeing in the period before this earthquake? any preshots or anything tha

. >>> sad news as former abc broadcaster keith jackson died at age 89. he retired in 2006 after 50 years as a play-by-play announcer for college football, major league baseball, and he covered ten olympics. he famously nicknamed the rose bowl the granddaddy of them all, was on the call for the nlcs game between the mets and astros in 1986. his last major league baseball broadcast. he coined the famous phrase "whoa nelly." keith jackson gone at 89 years old. >>> the seventh annual john's march against stomach cancer january 20th at sonoma race day. a chance to walk or run the 2.52-mile course. there's a 5k and 10k run. day of registration starts at 7:30 a.m. children, pets, everyone included. sonomaraceway.com for more information. it's a great day to get out to sonoma for a great cause january 20th. we'll have complete warrior highlights for you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> going to miss keith jackson. he could make a dog of a college football game interesting. >> he put abc on the map with sports. >>> it is the top tech around. a look at some of the most popul

. >> how caver keith's friends won't let him forget it. >> come on. >> we've got christian, oli, charity, nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web. including a clever little diddy about sharing a bathroom with a woman. ♪ meet the dude who took time to count all the products. >> nine hair brushes and her here's a [ muted ] mess ♪ >> knock it off. >> he needs to -- >>> the popping that you hear coming out of that car is designed to do that. it's like a rev limiter, lunch control, anti-lag system, call it what you want, but the mechanic that built this car is testing it in his lot. now, if you remove the image and just broadcast that sound out into the town of tucker, georgia, you may get a different response. >> yes! >> oh, dang. >> yeah, it sounds like a gun fight. >> we don't play that in this parts of the world we don't play that, do we? >> sounds like a gun fight to you guys and also to these guys. >> don't even question me on that saying you didn't hear anything when we were sitting right there, and heard cannons going off. >> this guy's parking lot now is full of cops, severa

keith is correct. could see frostbite in 20, 30 minutes with the type of conditions that we have in the poconos. this morning, actual area temperature, not the feels-like, minus 3. zero in reading. in philadelphia, it was 6. 4 in atlantic city. trenton at 3. dover at 9. wilmington at 5. you get the idea. it's brutally cold. 15 in reading. atlantic city, 18. we're going to continue to fall at this point because we have clear skies out there. 12 will be the low as you wake up in philadelphia. 10 in stone harbor and 10 in trent t trenton. it's the feels-like that is really going to get you. any wind at all is going to make it feel fierce. doppler radar is quiet. we're going to shift gears and talk snow. lake-effect snow with the cold air coming out of canada. but you notice, there's not a lot else. the forecast models say, yes, there is. and there is actually off the coast going to be a system that develops a couple of days away. about 36 hours away. watch what happens. here it comes. it's coming up the c

. >>> still ahead, remembering keith jackson. life of the sportscaster known for his down home voice and signature phrases. >>> and later this morning a super honor for leslie odom jr. the philly native is getting ready to perform on one of the biggest platforms in the world. >>> we have some breaking news we're following this morning. a 7.3 magnitude earthquake has struck off the coast of peru and a tsunami message for peru and chile's coastline. the warning center says that, quote, hazardous tsunami waves are forecast for some coasts. we'll continue to follow this and bring you updates throughout the morning. >>> shifting gears over to our weather, krystal klei here. temperatures currently, i showed you this map yesterday and said that bitter cold is really moving our way and we obviously felt it yesterday afternoon especially. look where we start this morning. philadelphia 15 degrees. our neighbors to the north and west, 9 below in syracuse and 1 below for the actual temperature in pittsburgh. we are getting the brunt of the c

keith ellison, what is his problem?in the heart of donald trump but it should all americans. it has a chapter arguing against the freedom of speech and calls for violence against those who you don't agree with and calls for radical soernlism. so he's right but not as he intended. >> lou: niger? >> keith ellison has the largest somali- american population in the country and on the cutting edge of what should be assimulating muslim and immigrants to our country and nevertheless contrary of assimulating them to being good americans, he's reflecting being a role model of radical americans that puts fear in the minds of most mainstream americans. loupe lou i love the fact that he is vice chair of the democratic national committee. >> go figure. >> lou: that tells us about him and the democratic national committee as a party and what they face. and turning to daca. suddenly a priority, molly. they have six's and eight's associated with amnesty and the white house. and with the exception of you know, john cornyn and the chair

. >>> sad news as former abc broadcaster keith jackson died at age 89.retired in 2006 after 50 years as a play-by-play announcer for college football, major league baseball, and he covered ten olympics. he famously nicknamed the rose bowl the granddaddy of them all, was on the call for the nlcs game between the mets and astros in 1986. his last major league baseball broadcast. he coined the famous phrase "whoa nelly." keith jackson gone at 89 years old. >>> the seventh annual john's march against stomach cancer january 20th at sonoma race day. a chance to walk or run the 2.52-mile course. there's a 5k and 10k run. day of registration starts at 7:30 a.m. children, pets, everyone included. sonomaraceway.com for more information. it's a great day to get out to sonoma for a great cause january 20th. we'll have complete warrior highlights for you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> going to miss keith jackson. he could make a dog of a college football game interesting. >> he put abc on the map with sports. >>> it is the top tech around. a look at some of the most popular e

why keith felt the freedom to do this i have no idea. fact he has endorsed and been very close to radicals that would support antifa in general. this is something the democratic party need to come out strong panned need a message out of this area. david: they don't. that is the point, they really don't have a message. which means where you have a vacuum you have keith ellison stepping into that vacuum and promoting antifa. an organization directly contrary to the american democratic system. >> of course. we're going to continue to have segments on this on a day-to-day basis when more ridiculous things come out from the left. so this isn't surprising to me. until they get their act together which doesn't look likely, although things may not be perfect on the right, certainly we're getting things done and there was a big accomplishment with tax reform this past december. i'm expecting to see more and more craziness like this. david: keith ellison is not a back-bencher, deputy head chairman of the dnc. very responsible person. something has

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i'm jacquelyn london. >> and i'm keith jones.own there 6 atlanta falcons fans brave enough to show up. >> and any time they put anything on the screen that has anything to do with atlanta boo. >> just about two hours away from the start of the game. eagles receivers, weakest last year now most improved in the league. >> nelson nelson alghoro 62 catches, 8 t eagles hall of fame wide receiver sat with smith about what it means to make the playoffs. >> saturday sit down, sponsored by -- >> you been in this situation before getting into the playoffs what's different? your regular season is regular season, what's different in your mind about the playoffs? >> i mean, the playoffs to me is that there's no tomorrow if you don't handle your business. you know, for me, especially, myself not having the year i individually wanted it's like a reset button. you have the opportunity to go out and play your best. because people aren't the going to remember the regular season. all that matters, did you get it done. that's the goal to come here.

legendary sportscaster keith jackson. here's abc's adrienne bankert on the man that made that famous phrase "whoa, nelly" so famous. >> touchdown. >> reporter: if there was ever a voice that conjures up the majesty of sports' most memorable moments. >> vince young scores. >> reporter: it's keith jackson's, the thunderous heartbeat behind college football. >> college football doesn't exhibit the skills that pro football does, but it's got spirit. >> reporter: jackson embodied that spirit in a down home melodic style with some memorable catchphrases. >> whoa, nelly. the last time brian griese ran that far, his dad was chasing him with a stick. >> reporter: his more than 50-year career in broadcasting spent covering four world series, ten olympics. >> bruce jenner has got the world record in the decathlon sideways. >> reporter: most of those years reporting for abc sports starting in 1966. he traveled to 31 countries for "the wide world of sports." >> it is cowed the cinderella story. we've had all the romance, now let's fin

keith daniels is live with the new developments on the story. keith?: alison, the hospital is addressing what happened here tonight. now dr. mohan, the president and the c.e.o. of the university of maryland medical center. he began his comments with an apology to the woman left in the streets. left in the streets behind me. at the bus stop down the block. he began with an apology to her and her family. he says there is an investigation underway now to get to the bottom of what happened here. he spoke to a packed room of reporters in the hour. my first question to him who thought of a good idea, what employee thought it a good idea to leave this woman dressed in only a gown barefoot in the cold? he said this. >> we are going through, the employees. everyone involved in the care of this patient to understand where it is that the decision point was made to allow that to occur. i want to be clear that we do not believe what occurred tuesday night in any way defines who we are as an organization. keith: he also said he is looking for the man who shot that v

we did chat with the usgs this morning, keith could nude 70. we want to play back a portion of that interview now. >> let's join the usgs, u.s. geological survey. keith knudsen joins us now. we could feel it. it was felt all over the bay area. what is your official -- what are your instruments telling you this morning? >> yes, the magnitude is estimated 4.4. it takes awhile for all the instruments to come in, but that's what we're seeing right now. i live in albany, so i definitely was awoken by this event. >> on the grand scale of things that would be categorized as, what, a moderate or a weak earthquake? how do you guys official categorize an earthquake like that, a 4.4? >> i think that this fits in what we would call a moderate category. i actually don't know what the low end of moderate is, but yeah, it certainly was widely felt. probably didn't do much damage. earthquakes of this magnitude maybe tend to move things around on the shelf, things hanging on the wall, but i think i would be surprised if there's much in the way of damage related

mollie, what is keith's problem?ctually should strike fear in the heart of every american because it has so many parts about it that are contrary to our american principles. it calls for violence against those you don't agree with and calls for radical socialism. he's right but not as he intended. >> niger? >> i think it's a real tragedy. keith ellison within his district gets a very large -- in fact, i believe the largest somali american population in the country. in a sense, he's on the cutting edge of what should be a scintillating muslim immigrants to our country and never the less, quite to the contrary of assimilating them into becoming good americans, he's reflecting being a role model of the most radical of americans that puts a little fear in the most of mainstream. lou: i love the fact that the man is the vice chair of the democratic national committee. >> go figure. lou: that tell us as much as we need to any about him and the democratic national committee and the party and what they face. let's turn to da

here is keith morrison. >> we know the truth. >> we know the truth. and we know everything that happened. >> how do we know what we know? >> it's emotionally unsatisfying not to have that answer. >> though it is, even if we've seen something, or if we think we have. and thus the question at the heart of the whole puzzle. is this woman right? >> i know what i saw. and i know the conclusion of my story. >> of course she does. of course she does. so why does this other woman think this? >> she doesn't know for sure what she saw. >> a question, we say, on which all the rest will turn. why don't we begin here. calimesa, california, riverside county. historic missions. suburbs creeping around the rim of mountains on the eastern flank of los angeles. here is why chris and cristi hall had come to live out their golden years, though they were far from old when it happened. just experienced, with life and each other. >> as far back as i can remember, it's always been chris and cristi. they were never thought of as separate. they were a unit. >> these are the th

. >>> we are, this morning, celebrating the life of the legendary sportscaster keith jackson. known for the catch phrase whoa nellie. he was also known for being the voice of college football. he spent more than 50 years as a sportscaster. most of those years reporting for abc sports. his career spanned four world series and ten olympics. keith jackson was 89 years old. >> he was college football. >>> and finally, a big night for football. the new england patriots, dan, they're headed for the seventh consecutive afc championship game. >> of course. >> it's not even -- you expect it now. they beat tennessee, 35-14, in foxboro. >>> and the philadelphia eagles, this one went down to the wire. they had the home field advantage. they fell behind, they were able to eke out a 15-10 win to advance to next sunday's nfc championship game. >> why even have a super bowl when you know we're going to win? >> oh, my goodness. >> you know what? >> those are fighting words. >> we'll see if they can get past the patriots or the jags. whoever wins that game. i mean -- not the patriots. the steel

one is this about keith shiller who is very close to the president.e left the white house this fall after serving trump for nearly 20 years. according to michael wolff, quote, trump's loyal body guard keith shriller for reasons whispered about in the west wing was out. so describing keith leaving the white house, he says the reason he left were darkly whispered about in the west wing. that seems worth following up. keith shriller is described as closer and more loyal to trump than anyone. it seems like it should be reportable what is being so darkly whispered about his exit since we had no other extensive explanation why he left. the other claim in this piece today from michael wolff again promoting this new book has to do with worries about the president's cognitive state, which is something that's very awkward to talk about but does have constitutional implications, potentially. michael wolff ends the article today with this, quote, at mar-a-lago before the new year, a heavily made up, meaning wearing a lot of makeup, a heavily made up trump failed

keith, let me start with you. the notion that bannon started off with trump thinking, boy, this guy is unique and he seems to want to play ball with what he defines as the base and then over time he shifted and started to question his competence, trump's competence to have had the job, do you buy that? >> i don't know if i buy it or not. i can tell you as i did the research for my book, i talked to bannon for 10 hours in july and then in august right after he left the white house. and i didn't sense any of that. look, steve bannon is media savvy. he could have been spinning me. but he was full of praise for trump at that point. and he would have to be a tremendous dissimilar lator to have been not on the level with me at all about that. so i did not sense any diminution in the esteem with which bannon held trump at that point in his conversations with me. >> curt, you still know people in the shop at breitbart. is it true what bannon has said in this book and this perceived division with the president may mean his

i'm keith jones. >> and i'm erin coleman. this frigid weather is not letting up. windchills are making it feel like the temperatures are really, really low. below zero in some places. nbc 10 is in gloucester county. people are shopping earlier today in glassboro. >>> and a penn's landing, people are out there despite the frigid temperatures. the cambelback mountain ski resort in the poconos is almost one of the most popular. nbc 10 has coverage of the new year's eve deep freeze. thousands of people have braved it the cold and have kept up the tradition. we have first alert for tomorrow morning but tomorrow we're very concerned. outside, a beautiful picture. sunshine today that couldn't have been more spectacular and more bitterly cold. we're going to be looking at the first alert with temperatures falling to zero and 15 above. we're going to ask you to limit your time outside and special care for your pets. it's going to be dangerously cold. cover all of that skin so you don't get frostbite. next up, what we're talking about is snow. we could be looking at a big c