i had the privilege of meeting george kelsey. he was a wonderful, well-educated person who i could see how a young martin would see him as a role model. because, from his own father, he gets this kind of religion that is kind of what i would call the "old-time religion." it's a lot of emotion but not too much emphasis on theology and reason and things like that. so from george kelsey, what he gets is that you have to get behind the myths of the bible. a lot of the stories, you have to understand what is their deeper meaning. george kelsey is a well-educated person who had studied the bible, understood a lot of the historical context performing what we would call a historical criticism of the bible. seeing it as a historical document. something that you could go back and question why did they write this the way that they did? what you find from that is that here he is doing this when probably most of us are not really questioning the way that he did. i think that what is really striking is that he's doing this at 13, 14, 15 years

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dan: kelsey, the military is at the center of this debate as well. defense secretary jim mat is spoke sharply on friday -- jim mattis spoke sharply in friday about shutdowns and continuing resolutions, and he said it would have a huge morale impact, affect facilities. it is not just mattis's comments we were paying attention to but the military spending debate on capitol hill. where does that stand amid all of this political drama? >> right. so the big issue here is that republicans say they want to increase military spending as part of a long-term spending deal. democrats generally agree with that idea. they view north korea as a very serious threat and they think it makes absolute sense the military would need more money. they are advocating for there to be an equal increase in domestic spending in part because there are some programs within the domestic side of the discretionary budget that are growing at a very rapid pace. in particular, the veterans choice program, which was created so that veterans would have other options for getting health ca

power past pain. >>> meet 30-year-old kelsey. >> i pull my hair out every single day i would say.attacking an eye lash, i'm tacking my actual hair on my head. >> kelsey has trichotillomania. >> basically it's a manic frenzy of pulling out your own hair. >> it's a compulsive disorder she's had since she was a little girl. she says she finally admitted to her parents she was pulling her hair when she was just 5 years old. >> i can't exactly say why i pull my hair out, because it's very neurological. i get sudden urges. i can control my hair pulling to a certain extent. there are times where i don't know i'm aware of doing it until my hand goes numb or arm starts to hurt. i snapped back into it and realized what i was doing. >> is this painful? >> sometimes it feels really good. other times it does hurt, and most of the time i don't really know that i'm doing it. >> the weirdest part she doesn't realize she's doing it. how do you not feel that? >> she said this is something she deals with and she uses her experiences to help others because she is a hair stylist. >> people with skin c

i said go. >> kelsey gunned it for the three-mile trip to the hospital in downtown louisville. >> i'm thinking of my kids. >> the nbc station wave tv captured the final moments of the high speed motorcade as it made the left turn to the traffic. the ride can take up to 15 minutes. >> how long did it take? >> two to three minutes. >> across town, another part of the story was unfold in the house. all day long, harold harper and his wife judith were wondering why they could not reach erin and erica. they talked to their daughter nearly every day. so the silence was strange. then the tv news. >> said there had been a shooting on wilson avenue where she lived. and we thought oh, my god. >> he and judith picked up ebony and drove down to the house. >> there was a bunch of people standing outside. it was taped off. it was a mess. >> you knew that something was up. >> yeah. i just freaked out. >> it wasn't long before judith and harold's worst fears were confirmed. >> the jewelry she had on. they brought it to me. i knew it wass erin. >> their daughter, erin harper, 42, was dead in the doorw

first to you, kelsey.king, by the way, oprah winfrey's best friend has already said she's not running for president. but that tweet, kelsey by nbc has now been deleted. nbc responding with another tweet reading quote yesterday a tweet about the globes and oprah winfrey sent by a third party for nbc realtime during the broadcast, it's in reference to a joke made during the monologue, not meant to be a political statement. kelsey, come in here. what was your reaction to all of that? >> well, it's nice for nbc to actually be transparent about its political bias. particularly in this time when the media is being questioned, the credibility is being questioned. i think this was an unfortunate mistake on their behalf. they're trying to blame this on some third party. but let's be honest on a night as big as the golden globes. you better bet that there are nbc executives signing off on any tweet that's going out. but to the question about oprah, we all know and love oprah as an entrepreneur, as a businesswoman. b

kelsey and christie are very tight. they're like best friends.uffs go on, and -- >> do i have to do anything? >> it doesn't matter, i'm coming with you. >> this entire situation is interesting. hour, they go and get a little micro blading done. >> what are they going to learn about each other. >> think about that, they didn't really know. >> they say they have a really close relationship, and they know each other pretty well already. they're not afraid of anything that may come out. mom's really attached to her cell phone. that's the interesting part. the entire day, she's just on her phone, either talking on it or working. they head over to do shopping, trying on shoes and clothes. >> i'm trying on -- >> as the ninth hour comes to an end, they finish trying clothes. then it's time to take a shower. >> it's not idea. >> i'm not coming in there. >> before i go to bed, i like to do yoga. >> she has to figure out how to do yoga with her mom. >> it was not relaxing on that night. >> think of all that time you got to spend with your mom, this is one o

kelsey snell, anita kumar. thank you both for returning to the broadcast. >>> coming up for us, steve kornacki. a rare monday night appearance at the big board for a look at why some dems may have felt they had to fold on this shutdown. that and more when we continue. >>> the strategy to shut down the government over the issue of illegal immigration is something the american people didn't understand. >> while this procedure will not satisfy everyone on both sides, it's a way forward. i'm confident that we can get the 60 votes in the senate for a daca bill. >> both parties today, as you saw scramble to claim victory today after congress voted to end this shutdown, but politico scores the results of this three-day stoppage this way. quote, democrats lost the shutdown war. that much was obvious when they voted to reopen the government with little to show for it. i suppose if you want to put it that way. our national political correspondent steve kornacki is here. >> yeah, and the democrats are asking, was it worth

we're looking at kelsey and 39, and 39 up here, petaluma and novato is at 36. up at truckee there's snow being reported, up at tahoe and truckee. things are falling apart up there. things will be improving throughout the morning here. a lot of the energy is focused to the north. we'll get some scattered showers activity. it is hit or miss. it doesn't last long. there's only a couple 100ths. the most would be by far a couple of 100ths. it's your garden variety showers. santa rosa north, i don't think you'll get above 52, a little bit warmer, but not much. for the south, morning showers there decrease by friday and warmer weather kicks in on sunday and monday. >>> 4:20 is the time right now. san francisco and other cities are on the brink of a recycling crisis, the new regulation, some items are no longer accepted. she was falling farther homeworand farther behind.ttle. we thought if we pushed harder.... but pushing harder didn't work.. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. at sylvan, our certified teachers use personalized programs to help motivate studen

. >> shannon and her sister kelsey went to school right at home. their mother, pam, devoutly jehovah's witness, was their teacher. >> i loved it. i don't think that i missed out on any aspect of my education. >> there were strict guidelines, of course, about beliefs, family, marriage, sex. and they learned that members who commit adultery or who divorce can be cast out, shunned. shannon and kelsey's dad, jerry, didn't share the faith, but he respected pam. though he was never a real fan of home schooling. he wanted them to go to public school, but pam wouldn't have it. >> she always wanted us to be this tall and be her little girls. you know, she very genuinely loved us, and we were her world. >> you were her reason to be. >> yes, oh, yeah. >> but finally, when it was time for high school, pam relented. >> i think she realized that you can't control an environment for a child forever, though. >> what was it like to make the transition? >> it was a culture shock. it was different. i was there maybe a week and my new friends are like, let's educate y

back with me, kelsey snell and molly hooper.hey are reporting that the state department is considering the new sanctions on iran, potentially, if the government cracks down on the protests. do you see that happening? and what would the impact of the sanctions be? >> well, definitely the administration will have to put some kind of a force behind this rhetoric. but it will not help president rouhani. matt is correct, part of the anger in iran is that there was a promise that the nuclear deal would bring foreign investment to iran that would create jobs and improve the economy. that hasn't happened. now it has them turning against the regime leader and against president row hauhani himself. so tightening this would only make the economic situation worse. >> the situation is developing in iran here. pakistan says the un ambassador had a response to president trump. pakistan is an anti-terror ally has given free to u.s. land and air communications, military base and intel cooperation that decimated al qaeda over the last 16 years, b

up next, kelsey hill followed by susan pena. >> i will yield my time. >> i yield mine. >> okay. great. mrs. hill yields. so does mrs. pena. up next, keith baraca, john wills -- >> mr. baraca had to leave. >> okay. we have john wills followed by mica bart-rodgers, jean peters. is john wills in the room? >> i withdraw. >> thank you. we have mica bart-rodgers, followed by jean peters. >> had to leave. >> okay. jean peters, followed by tony gonzalez. followed by leanne grossman. >> we're at a critical juncture and you hold the key for this movement to move eastward in divestment and the retirement funds of other cities across the board, so i really encourage you to think about the sacredness of water and the contaminates and the pollution that the industries have brought to our communities and many areas are sacred sites that you also would be protecting, so i encourage you to divest at the earliest time possible. >> would you identify yourself? >> gonzalez -- >> thank you, mr. gonzalez. i still have jean peters, followed by leanne grossman. >> the main argument used that we shouldn

kelsey and sarah, thank you, don't go far. we are about 20 minutes from the deadline as president trump said, it's not looking good. let's talk about where we are with the minutes ticking away. juan williams and ed henry, monitoring the senate floor and white house reaction as well. ed, i know you are in constant communication with the white house. >> they have not put out an official statement. what is interesting is that we su e expect based on what is happening in the senate chamber right now, the conversations are going on with the white house. that may explain why the white house hasn't put out a statement, meaning on a normal night if you were moving on to the next battle quickly and you knew what was going to happen, you might put out a statement from the president blasting the senate democrats. but instead, frankly, the senate leaders in both parties do not know what is happening next. so they don't want the president to put out a statement or sarah sanders to put out a statement blasting anyone. they may need the demo

kelsey, our friends parker and dossey at the "washington post" write this.iller prizes loyalty to trump above all else and speaks often of the president with reverence. the president, meanwhile, is fond of miller's combative style and sees him as a difficult person to replace because of his speechwriting abilities, current and former aides said. >> i'm hearing from many conservatives that trump staked out a line in immigration before miller joined the trump orbit. then they feel all miller is doing is reminding trump of what they did on the campaign trail, reminding him that's how he got elected and having a hard stance is part of a signature of what he was as a candidate. there is a large group of conservatives who i have spoken with on the hill who say they feel that way. i was in that same scrum with lindsey graham on saturday. he distinguished that as tuesday trump and thursday trump. so tuesday trump was the trump we saw in that televised meeting in the white house. and thursday trump was the one who had that meeting behind closed doors that was laced w

jason kelsey, what do you think of the state of minnesota so far?feel like -- >> you look like you fit in. >> the biggest thing about minnesota, it's a land full of salt. >> we heard that from the crowd. what else do you think of minnesota, man? >> cold weather for guys with beards and large. you don't need to deal with sweating you normally deal with. they are good, wholesome people. >> jason is right. good, wholesome people. great weather? the verdict is still out on that. back to you in the stew owe. studio. >> still to oh, dishwasher, why don't you dry my dishes? oh, he doesn't know any better. you just need to add finish® jet-dry in the rinse aid compartment. it's there for a reason. it dries much better than detergent alone. sorry dishwasher. finish® jet-dry. for drier, shinier dishes. ,$8drw your toilet is germ-ridden with mineral buildup. clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach is no match against limescale. but lysol power toilet bowl cleaner has 10x more cleaning power against limescale. so switch to lysol. what it takes to protect. >> so w

jason kelsey, what do you think of the state of minnesota so far? like -- >> you look like you fit in. >> the biggest thing about minnesota, it's a land full of salt. >> we heard that from the crowd. what else do you think of minnesota, man? >> cold weather for guys with beards and large. you don't need to deal with sweating you normally deal with. they are good, wholesome people. >> jason is right. good, wholesome people. great weather? the verdict is still out on that. back to you in the stew owe. studio. >> still to come, tom brady throwing a ton of compliments to the eagles. back with that next. ♪ ♪ new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies? doliterally engineered forve kistreaming.mrs. d, good advice. i've also got some ideas on a better cereal selection, which i will keep to myself. >> so what advice does tom brady have for nick foles? he says foles knows what to do. >> they have had an incredible season. they are dangerous as any team in the league. it will come down to whoever play

right now kelsey knight joins us. >> bachelor nation is the gift that keeps on giving.e of ayery's beauties is ready to kiss and tell. first she has to get that kiss. >> i can't get a break right now. >> at this point i feel like everyone has kissed ayery besides an lease. >> the ladies get ready to wrestle for ayery's affections. >> ayery the kissing bandit! >> some of the girls have been at each other's throats a little bit. now they'll have the opportunity to kill each other. >> 18 women left and three go home. former bachelorette andi dorfman said she likes the 36-year-old majority as a bachelor but is disappointed the average age of the girls are 27. >> i like the maturity he's bringing. >> the girls are young. >> they are young. i feel based on how mature ayery has come off i would have thought the girls would be older. >> she says rose ceremony isn't as easy as it looks. >> it's harder to break up with someone than you think. when you're starring them right in the eye and not giving them a rose, it's hard. >> she said they should only do the bachelorette from now

cbs will air grammy red carpet live with host kevin frazier, kelsey knight, eve and "entertainment tonight'sncy o'dell. and o'dell shares why you should pay special attention to the fashion this year. >> so we're going to be talking to the artist about what to expect and first talk to them about fashion, a lot of people are going to be wearing the, um, white roses because of the "#metoo" movement. at the golden globes they wore black. at the grammys they will be wearing white roses so we'll be talking to them about the "#metoo" movement. >> catch the event here on kpix 5 starting at 3:30 on sunday. >>> the official kickoff celebration for this year's super way in minneapolis. our reporter mary lee is there documenting all the fun. she has been posting and tweeting all day. and mary will be live on instagram, snapchat, twitter at 2 p.m. today when the celebration starts so make sure to tune in, just search "kpix" tv. >>> and let's take a live look at the big board right now. see how the market is doing. the dow is up about 119 points! we'll be right back. . presented by target. art and histor

first quarter, to kelsey, who would leave in the second with a concussion, 14-0, kc.y added, ten second left in the of that. smith, 14 yards to robinson. 21-0, kc at the half. tale of two halves. the craziest play you will ever see. marriotta throws the ball, it's blocked, back to mariota. mariota to mariota, only the second quarterback ever to do that. titans down 21-10. after the chiefs missed the field goal, titans give to it derek henry. he had 156 on the day. 21-16 after a missed two point conversion. they get the ball back. marriotta to a receiver. dick decker, another missed two-point. now with a chance to run out the clock, henry gets the ball. comes loose. chiefs take of the back for the touchdown. it look like. are you kidding me? yes, because henry down. sending the titans to the divisional round. chiefs lose their sixth straight home playoff games. >> that's what is amazing. these guys continue to believe. it is a privilege to play with these guys. we tell them we have got 30 minutes left and we have got to execute the play and everything will take care of

. >> jason kelsey said after the cowboys loss he thinks the offense is struggle because they haven't really been practicing and the players council asked if they could practice in pads to set the tone for the playoffs. >> this is something that the players want not a punishment thing, not coming from me. it's what the players want and i listen to my guys and they understand there is a sense of physicality we have to get back to. >> and they get to host the nfc championships as they get set for the biggest game thus far. >> each player has to own this time. we are only given the next two weeks and they need to commit for two weeks and eliminate every distraction possible and focus on their job. >> with the eagles jaime apody, channel 6 "action news." >>> to the ice, the flyers are home for the the next four games and the next are chasing two teams in the division, tonight the penguins, brian elliot in the goal again set to make his 14th consecutive start and the flirgss are outside looking in when it comes to the playoffs, they better start making a move. >> we are right there. in tha

but last two games, the offense has been ineffective scoring 13 points, averaging 217 yards, jason kelsey thinks the problem may be practices. >> offensively. we need to practice. we tried to get rest in and to get guys laid back and i think that's important but you know, taking away from some of the physical things and stuff like that. i think we have to get back after that. >> sixers finish, up the five-game road trip against the suns, joel embiid back in the lineup missing last night for rest. second quarter, sixers up by 13, dario saric. to the fourth, we go sixers up by one, dario for three. he led the sixers with 27 points, under two minutes left in the game, ben simmons to jay reddic. sixers beat the suns 123 to 110, head out in the new year on a high note. >> like that. thank you lesley. still ahead, not everyone can make it to midnight but no worries, there was a celebration even for the youngest of revellers today, a look at the >>> welcome back everyone, a special group of revellers rang in the new year before nap time today. "eyewitness news" here at philadelphia's please touc

the nfl all pro team announced for eagles for honor jason kels kelsey and lane johnson. carson behind tom brady. usually first team quarterback is the mvp but sources say carson should get the honor. >> carson able to make plays that, i mean, just athletically tom can't physically do. he's the best quarterback ever, carson plays the game differently. >>> tuesday the raiders will formally announce the hiring of john gruden as head coach. he'll get a ten your contract worth $100 million. he led them to the affect championship game in 2000, won the super bowl in tampa in 2003 beating the birds at the nfc championship game. >> good for him. >> equal, wow. >> part two. >>> up next, what's a . >>> this isn't your average penny, it's one of the first cooper coins to come out of the u.s. minute in philadelphia in 1793, this is one of only about 500 of these pennies in existence. kate? >> the weekend is here but it may be a weekend for indoor activities with highs only in the teens. on saturday, we'll start the weekend with a windchill advisory, that will expire but we could be n

the nfl all pro team announced for eagles for honor jason kels kelsey and lane johnson. carson behind tom brady. usually first team quarterback is the mvp but sources say carson should get the honor. >> carson able to make plays that, i mean, just athletically tom can't physically do. he's the best quarterback ever, carson plays the game differently. >>> tuesday the raiders will formally announce the hiring of john gruden as head coach. he'll get a ten your contract worth $100 million. he led them to the affect championship game in 2000, won the super bowl in tampa in 2003 beating the birds at the nfc championship game. >> good for him. >> equal, wow. >> part two. >>> up next, what's a before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is b

. >> sean: kelsey handler has officially entered the realm of unhinged. the late night host launched a vile vicious rant against republican senator lindsay graham. it is it so graphic we'll not show it to you on the program. in chelsa world decency is only reserved for liberal friends. this is nothing new. she tweeted out a mean spirited parody of sarah sander and here was the reaction tommiularen is with us. tommy, i will not call for her firing or boy cot and bill maher and idiot stefan colbert. everyone has the power to change the channel. but if we say something that is deemed inappropriate. they want our head-on a chipping block and boycott and what is your reaction? >> well, we have to point out the hypocrisy handler continues to display the pattern. i am sick of the hollywood liberals who go to the hollywood shows and me to times is up for everyone and tweet crap like this this is disgusting and vile and yet we are supposed to vile the charade of wonderful moral people. no, no. >> sean: you debated her. and let's remind people about what happened.

kelsey gabbard of hawaii calls it unacceptable, she wants president trump to do more to quell tensions with the north. >> the people of hawaii are paying the price for decades of failed leadership in this country to prevent us from getting to this point where we are dealing with this threat today. setting unrealistic preconditions. i've been calling for president trump to sit across the table from kim jong un without preconditions. work out the differences, figure out a way to build this pathway towards denuclearization. >> harris: president trump is sounding optimistic, watch. >> people are on edge but maybe eventually we will solve the problem so they will have to be so on edge. we are going to see what happens with north korea. we have great talks, the olympics you know about, a lot of things can happen. >> harris: i am joined by lee selden of new york, a member of the foreign affairs committee. great to have you, congressman. first of all i want to get the lay of the land. have we never tested a system like that in hawaii? don't we do normal drills and alerts like this? >> sure and

mostly cloudy with a gentle easter breeze. 39 kelsey bill, mid-50s with some rain later on.friend george from el cerrito says overcast with 51 degrees. let's take a look and see what we have. we have 50 degrees with mid 40s even though black hawk is 43 there are not a lot of 40s with the easterly breeze coming in. not only in the hills like berkeley but 56 degrees at seven miles per hour with the easterly breeze in san pablo bay. for most the breezes easterly but now it is turning southerly with this system on the way. we have the cloud coverage but there is fog underneath. clouds with light rain this evening from the morning through 10:00 it is fog that is the main issue. then this evening we pick up the rain to the north and certainly overnight into tomorrow morning. not a lot with the system just a little bit but it does look like the first of three or four systems coming. 40s and 50s, lakeport 42, east and north wind coming from the valley. when the fog comes in that is cold and that is what we have today with 50s for some and 60s for others. 8:02, is it quiet on the roa

. >>> a bank of america employee was caught allegedly stealing money from customers kelsey juliano stole16,000 from four different customers' bank accounts at cape may courthouse. she was fired from the bank and faces lest and forgery charges. >>> ahead at 5:00 -- hanging up the mike. >> elton john is going into retirement where he'll perform his final show in our area. >>> and paying it forward -- >> -- scholarship funded by a hollywood icon. >>> going to the gold. a local luger explains what making the olympic team means to him. get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, and your netflix is on us for one year. and with the gigabit connection on the 100% fiber-optic network, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the fastest internet available, plus netflix, plus up to200 tv channels, plus phone, plus a two-year price guarantee. all for just $79.99 per month. it's time to fiber optics your netflix. go to getfios.comto switch toda

kelsey marie woods. deborah lynn woods. joe nathan woods. joe nathan woods junior. iii. and flanagan lose kathleen mary flanagan. thomas flanagan. maurice peter henry. dora henrietta henry. mary bramwell lante. >> my uncle. roger. >> we remember them. army special forces captain joseph curry, my brother-in-law. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i want to welcome another longtime friend, helen englehart is the widow of anthony hawkins who left behind her and their son. helen is a dedicated and ferocious activists and has been a thoroughly involved part of the family as long as i can remember. she is going to come up and say a few words about our frank. ellen? >> that song just wipes me out, thank you. good morning. this is the tribute i never wanted to give and didn't expect to. i had to be here to do it. i think i met frank the first time he came to one of our early group meetings in a dingy hotel in hudson, new york, not sure why we were meeting there except in the early years we tried to go up and down the east coast to be near some of the places where so many of us live

liz: kelsey, another story.n california, people there for first time can now enjoy legal recreational marijuana. new law, at midnight new year's eve, legalize drug expected to be a 3.7 billion business in california, possibly bringing in a billion in tact revenues annualy. >> once again, california is in direct violation of the federal law, marijuana is still federally illegal, it will be interesting to see whether or not the trump administration responds to this. but, we have scenics percent. in colorado -- experiment in colorado when lappe lap happened there, it might be okay for adults to do what they want in their own free time. but in california, more kids and teen are using marijuana there is a 32% increase in teenagers who were expelled and suss sphenned frosuspendedfrom schooa use. and the number of fatalities for persons driving who tested positive for marijuana doubled. this is serious. we need to look at repercussions of legalizing marijuana in a state like california so broadly before enacting the po

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. >> nppr's kelsey snell, jeffrey bennett, thank you. >>> i want to bring in bill kristol, charlie galoud. are these nothing more, these comments, than a distraction? what do you make of the fact that senators perdue and cotton say, quote, these -- they do not recall the president saying these comments specifically. >> thanks. i don't think they're a distraction at all. i think they reveal the underlying sentiment that's driving immigration policy out of this white house. i've said this before on this network, i don't to want attribute this to anybody. everybody who holds the position around immigration. but i think what's really animating this debate is this deep anxiety about the browning of the country. and so what donald trump revealed in his tweet and his subsequent lie about what he said in the white house is he really wants to whiten the nation. he's concerned aboutat migratin country. with regards to senators perdue and cotton, senator cotton shouldn't accuse others of not engaging in good faith. think about how many times we criticized attorney general sessions for saying, i don'

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the president will talk when the shut down is over, kelsey. >> the thing is there is such a lack of trust. we heard that address that a little bit when we saw the three senators out there. the question is why should people trust anybody. yesterday the line from lindsey graham was, i'm not asking anybody to trust anybody. but that fundamentally what this comes down to. >> and garrett, i think just getting live for us now. before him, why should democrats trust mitch mcconnell? >> why should anyone trust anyone chuting down the government. >> that not my question. why should anyone trust mitch mcconnell for doing what he said he will do? >> there is no reason not to -- let's step back. the point is that democrat are currently fill busting something the republicans passed. so republicans should trust democrats to shut the government down because they aren't getting their way. >> this is a function of where you are aiming that question, garrett. i know you on the hill is trying to get at that with republican and democratic senators. tell us the take aways from what you saw and heard from repu

what if he goes out, and marries a woman named kelsey love-smith.ith [ light laughter ] that's not one man's name. that is literally the starting lineup of last season's cleveland cavaliers. it is. i know i don't look like i know that, but i know that. [ laughter ] i learned it for you because you, audience, also make me want to be a better person. [ laughter and applause ] thank you guys so much. what a pleasure. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> seth: josh gondelman, everyone. we'll be right back. >> thank you. >> seth: that was great. >> thank you so much. >> seth: thank you so much. [ cheers and applause ] i love it. >> such a pleasure. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to jim gaffigan, van jones, josh gondelman. brann dailor. [ cheers and applause ] 8g band. stay tuned for "carson daly." see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪

. >> and that was kelsey kushner reporting. >> well the cold weather also cents creating challenges right here at home. if you have had to shovel over the past few days, you already know that. but this morning, we are meeting young boy who is taking advantage of this winter weather to make a little extra money. ten year old amid branch is warming hearts, with just a shovel and some salt. the young entrepreneur is cash ing in on by helping neighbors dig out in west philadelphia. his mom posted about his shoveling operation on line, business certainly took off, they had to set a cap of 20 customers. >> the sidewalk and the stairs are $5. and the salt is $2. and in a simple way, just work hard. >> good advice there from quite a young man, someone in chicago, who heard about amin 's endeavor even offered to donate shovel equipment. good for him. >> and unfortunately, chelsey, probably corks you know, still have some work to do out there today. >> you know, a lot of people, especially down the shore, and speaking of that, it is possible down the shore we could still be dealing with some blowin

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a lot of 30s, rohnert park 39, 30 in kelsey bill with upper 30s including petaluma and novato. bodega bay at 38 and the rainfall from the last two days looking decent. this is a respectable amount for dylan beach. brentwood .86, kentfield 3/4 inch. saratoga with half an inch. other locations came in with okay rain. from santa cruz to woodside in the city 46/100. santa rosa look at that 3/4 inches. there could be more frost tomorrow with a little bit today but not a lot. there has been fog and friday is more fog ben frost but that could turn around saturday. saturday morning would be chilly and cold. remember the nights are not as long as they were a few months ago. a lot of cloud coverage moving to the north from marin county northward. any rain should be favored in mendocino county or into lake county. south of that partly sunny but mostly sunny to the south as high pressure builds. some of us near freezing, napa airport 38, san rafael and palo alto in the 30s. fremont and livermore as well as concord. a little bit of shower activity with a light rain to the north but the tren

kelsey mcfarland, is a reporter with ksby news in california. she's on the scene in montecito.sponders that i spoke to that have been doing this for decades, it is unlike anything they have ever seen. there are cars that are completely crumpled, boulders the size of houses have moved down from the mountain and are now in the middle—of—the—road, on the highway. there is marred up to my waist in a lot of areas. and this is an area that is beautiful and has mansions of the rich and famous, and it now looks like a scene from world wari, it now looks like a scene from world war i, completely devastated why has this happened? well, just a few weeks ago, we were actually reporting on the thomas dyer, the largest wildfire in california... —— fire. the prime minister isjust about to speak, there she is. this isa about to speak, there she is. this is a true oasis in the heart of london. in our election manifesto last year, we made an important pledge to make ours the first generation to leave the natural environment in a better state than we found it. as we leave the european union, whic

joining us now senior research analyst at kelsey advisor group.rall story than what this guy at mcdonald's has done >> i'm sorry say that again >> is there a bigger story than what he has done at mcdonald's and fast food? to me i look at that, and it's -- you know, because it's sort of a proxy for fast food, and it's not -- you know, with everything it's been hit with over the years in terms of calories and not being healthy and let's try yogurt and fruit, and it's still big macs and fillet of fishes and frefrm fries, and the stock is at an all-time high. >> well, joe, we've talked about this a number of times the job that he has done there, it's been nothing short of incredible you know, going back about two to three years now, when he came in initially, i think there's a lot of skepticism. could he really make the changes to a company as big and as broad, you know, as a mcdonald's system. >> what will we look for to 18? this value trend it's nice to go in and know at a drive-thru it's going to be two or three minutes, and it's not going to be, y