our guests are ron fein and kent greenfield.uan: i would like to ask kent greenfield, on the issue of the criminal justice system, a person commits a crime, they go to jail. a corporation commits a crime he gets a fine -- i mean, a corporation can't be jailed. can he talk about in terms of criminal justice, you blow up -- a factory blows up in neutral several workers or there is a mine accident, and your negligence results in the deaths of several of your workers nobody goes to jail in terms of the corporations. >> right, just the nature of the entity. sometimes responsible individuals within the corporations are held accountable. let me speak to the seattle cases and the vermont cases that ron fein had talked about before too. i think the corporations ought to lose both of those cases. i think where we differ is, i don't think it is impossible to imagine a situation where corporations ought to be able to raise some kind of constitutional rights. for example if corporations do not have a right to be free of compelled speech, one

tens of thousands will flock to kent county for everything from music to nascar. tim furlong found out local businesses can't wait for the crowds to show up. >> reporter: listen to this mouthful. >> thank you for calling the award winning of dover. this is ashley speaking. >> reporter: ashley has been delivering that a lot. the hotel she works at here in dover and others in kent county are filling up for the summer way earlier than most years. why? well, firefly, yes, indeed. 80,000 music fans in the county for multiple days is a big money-maker. >> they're staying for three or four days. that's good business for us. we have business through week. >> reporter: the dover days festival in may is always a draw. nascar near memorial day. you have firefly, which includes sir paul this year. ♪ >> reporter: you have firefly's new big barrel country festival the following weekend, and state fair, and in august you have the delaware junction country festival, which will bring even more huge acts to central de. >> barbecue and country music go together. >> reporter: where p

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

kent county in delaware starting to see some heavier bands down across extreme south jersey. so some of those southern areas really starting to pick up. these are official snowfall totals. takes a little while to update them and here we are, emmaus at 5 inches. coatesville, 3 1/2. so-so far don't have any big reports of -- in new jersey. this is a general area of the heaviest snow and it -- it has shifted a bit to the north. but we have been predicting six inches plus for the core area for a couple of days now. and i think some people will see ten inches before this is over. not in the poconos. 2 to 4 there. 4 to 7 through the lehigh valley. part of the lehigh valley perhaps in the 6 to 10 range along with parts of berks county. much of bucks and montgomery, chester counties philadelphia area burlington county new castle county the new jersey counties across the river near 6 to 10 inches. again, on average. 4 to 7 inches from central delaware in toward atlantic city. and 3 to 5 inches extreme southern portions of delaware. that's still a substantial snowfall and certainly in

. >> kent maguire, you were going to say. >> ingrid is doing what she is supposed to do. that does not mean that policy makers shouldn't appreciate the real opportunity gap that is embedded in the reality that ingrid faces in her school. they are very clear resource attention. >> if we were to take your map, kent maguire and overlay it with a map of standardized test scores, would we see a lot of commonalties, would we see a lot of, let's see, one to one correlation between the places where a lot of kids are poor, and a lot of kids are not scoring high? >> if you were in massachusetts, the average expenditure would be - per child would be upwards of 13,000-$14,000 a student. and the i think grade reading and maths scores are on what is called the national assessment of educational progress, would be 30 points on average higher than in mississippi. where they'd spent approximately half as much per student. free and reduced lunch rates of 70% in mississippi. 34% in massachusetts. i think there is a correlation there that we about. >> are the kids aware of their own circumst

the the highway down in the northwestern tip of cape may, cumberland counties atlantic counties and kent. that is where you'll have a bull's eye of the heavier snow out of the storm. lets time it the out temperatures are going to be declining throughout the day, so if it hasn't turn over to snow yet, it will eventually and snow will taper too but in the until later on this afternoon. the the snow does come to a full close this evening from north west to south east but watch your slick travel, folks. overnight we could be dealing with record coal. crazy stuff. the weather, has been causing on problems on the road. lets take you to a live look from our mobile weather lab. we will check with meteorologist carol eric on in a couple minutes but we want to get the a look at big picture with traffic and vittoria, hi vittoria. >> what is the the song they are rocking out to do you hear something in the background. that is carol, right. >> probably show tunes. >> on the road again. >> good morning everyone. i'm in the exactly sure where the mobile weather lab was in that area but it looks pretty

six to 8:00 from say south of the i-95 corridor down to the northwest tip of cape may and northern kent county. i got to finish it off with good news right. and at 9:00 a.m. temperatures and, it is erika was loving this. a round have applause. eyewitness weather seven day, two days straight of 50 plus degree weather. we will take it. vittoria, over to you. >>> definitely we will take it. it is snowing outside. traveling out and about on the schuylkill expressway at city avenue you will notice it is in fact snowing and it seems to be getting heavier in this shot here. i will direct your attention to the headlights. if you are traveling on the the schuylkill expressway westbound direction approaching city avenue where we usually get in the rush hour but we are seeing that volume start to bill. what is going on earlier today, is throwing me off. usually around this time we are still, at least in my head we're moving toward rush hour but right new we are still waiting in the wings. we are half an hour behind. so in a half an hour i would say rush hour but right new we are dealing with wet r

dan kent in sky force 10 has been above the scene here.he pulled out a little while ago and showed us the traffic, the backup along the pennsylvania turnpike. again, this is on wyandotte road near the pennsylvania turnpike. if you have family members coming home from this area tonight, you can rest assured there's going to be a bit of a delay. we will stay on top of this story and bring you more information coming up in just a few minutes on nbc 10. >>> we continue to watch breaking news from sky force 10. this is a sheet metal plant that has been on fire now for at least the last half hour or so. it is the trico metal products in the 2300 block of wyandotte road in upper moreland willow grove area of montgomery county. these flames still very very intense. the good news here no reports of any injuries and it does look like the fire is contained to this one business. >> of course when you're covering a fire like this weather certainly plays a part in particular the wind. i know our first alert team of meteorologists have been watching the

south east of i-95 and down to say northwest tip of cape may county and across the the bay in northern kent county. the that is zone where we will hit the sweet spot of this storm. the as we have got our storms in effect here we have winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories posted. the further north the the advicery basically means we will not talk as much snow. it is more a two to 4 inches heading up to the poconos. this definitely tells the story. we are seeing that cold air moving in just enough for these northern counties in northern places like quakertown doylestown pottstown now that you are at freezing mark we will look at a mix, eventually a as these temperatures continue to decline and that will happen it will turn up to straight up snow for everyone. temperatures, a as we said will continue their decline, accumulating snow it will taper from northwest to south east but as we are's kicking off typical evening rush in philadelphia is about the time the snow will be winding down for that area and overnight everybody clears out and we could be deal with some record cold. of

portions of kent county and much less to the south. clouding up with a chance of snow by 6:00 a.m.n some parts of the area and the temperatures down about 30 and in philadelphia, 25 in the suburbs, snow changing to rain late in the day for at least parts of the area staying to the north and highs only in the mid-30s. the seven-day forecast one day to get to 50 and that's saturday and the cold winds return sunday and there, look at that cold on monday and then we get a little bit milder later on. >>> it is taxpayer money and we want to be able to spend it appropriately. >> do you think you can do that? >> the city of philadelphia ignoring a report they're spending too much to lease spaces in some of the city's nicest building. the nbc 10 investigators ask why" a year after the report was released it's spending more money on leased spaces. a major company adding more than 100,000 vehicles to a recall and why restaurants in one area isn't having the health impact they were expecting coming up on nbc 10 news. >>> a revived plan to patch up deteriorating bridges in philadelphia specific

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. >> this is not just a flight of fancy for kent couch.k his own record for number of miles traveled in what's called a cluster balloon. >> i call cluster ballooning simply a way to get up in the air with a group of balloons. some people would use weather balloons. i've never done that. party balloons seem real dependable. the funny thing is usually i use a lawn chair because it's comfortable and i can recline it and i can lean back. it's kind of redneck, and i'm kind of redneck. >> there are some federal aviation rules to follow. but remarkably, as long as couch's aircraft stays under 254 pounds, he isn't required to have a pilot's license nor is he have to register with the faa. but couch does need some technical assistance. >> mark noel is my friend who has done a great job of making everything better. he's a techie guy who thinks about things i don't think about. >> it might look unsafe, but a lot of care and attention has gone to make it very safe. >> cluster ballooning has come a long way since it was first attempted in the early 193

we remembered what he said back in kent. >> aspinall: it may be a disaster.ey all die, all those people will jump up and down and say, "he was an idiot." fine. i'm willing to take that. i don't care. i don't seek popularity. i'm the ambassador for these animals. i'm here to protect those animals and give them their chance to go back into the wild. because what i don't believe in is they should spend the rest of their lives in captivity. >> stahl: damian's best guess is that a wild male silverback attacked the family-- killing some on the spot, others dying from injury, infections, or stress. he called it "a hell of a setback," but is determined to send more gorillas into the wild. >> who would let gorillas be his daughter's playmates? damian aspinall. go to 60minutesovertime.com. sponsored by pfizer. emale announcer ] hands were made for talking. feet...tiptoeing. better things than the pain stiffness, and joint damage of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz (

fox's kent urdall has the story. >> reporter: the sheriffs office tells me before the 12-year-old wasen into the juvenile center here she admitted she had tried to kill her mother by slipping bleach that found ott at her into her drinks. all of course because she had her iphone taken a way. most parents know the struggle that comes with separating their kids from their cell phones. >> i have two teenagers that i think as most teenagers this age are kind of a dick to do their phones. >> reporter: for this woman sometimes the only answer is to take their phones away. >> i've done it on occasion, and luckily they have reactioned -- they have reactioned well about it. >> reporter: that was not the case for another boulder county mother last week. sheriffs officer responded to bolder county hospital after learning cell phone privileges prompted a 12-year-old girl to go to extremes. >> it's pretty scary. >> reporter: the girl's mother notice add bleach smell in her smoothie a couple days earlier. >> she thought maybe her daughter had just cleaned the glass and that there was still bleach le

what effect did kent state have on you? what effect did the escalation in cambodia have in your sense of urgency? >> there i thought -- that did have a big effect. it told me the escalation is happening sooner than i expected. let me go back to 1969. we came very close, as close as 2 million people. if the moratorium had not occurred, i believe we would have escalated and probably used nuclear weapons in the fall of 1969. nixon had plans done for nuclear attacks a mile and a half from the chinese border. it was in a relatively unpopulated area according to details. the intention was to kill very few civilians but to send a very large signal to the chinese and the north vietnamese. i think he wanted to use nuclear weapons. actually, and aid to senator haig -- haig who was later chief of staff, told sy hirsch that he was amazed that 1969 ended without nuclear weapons being used. the nato ambassador under nixon was also amazed there had been no use of nuclear weapons by the end of 1969. that was because of the moratorium. i di

kent, what did matt win? >> everything.time. >> you get the cocktail shaker, the cookies, the bucket that the cookies come in. matt, it was awesome to have you here. thank you very much for playing. >> thank you for having me. this was amazing. steve, it was great to talk with you. rachel, we love your show. thank you so much. >> i love you back. that was awesome. that was great. if you want to play, send us an e-mail. it's okay if you like steve better than me. a lot of people around here like kent better than me. a lot of people around here like everybody better than me. but i still like playing this game. e-mail us, tell us who you are, where you're from, why you want to play. there is a lot of lousy muck and occasionally also galvanized buckets around our office that could have your name on them. weekends with alex witt starts now. >>> i just wanted to say that i'm incredibly grateful for what has happened for the justice i have received. >> the amanda knox saga. it appears the final chapter has been written in an itali

there in berks county, and a little bit of rain down in delaware towns end, new castle county, down kentnty millville, cumberland county, of course, so that's where you might be getting some heavier rain. but then it is just casino of misty otherwise. you'll need the intermittent windshield wipers even if it isn't raining hard. will linger through 6:00, 7:00, when the clouds linger even longer after. that will the shun come out we think to the north but it depends on whether we can get rid of these stubborn clouds throughout the day whether we'll get to the 60, 62 degrees, but thinking optimistically sun doesn't set innocent 7:00 p.m. tonight. temperatures, 39 degrees in bethlehem, 37 allentown, we have 46 degrees in philadelphia. , 42 doylestown, when go down to cape may it is 46 degrees. so let's look at the seven day forecast, no big cool-down on the way there is your saint patrick's day forecast, we should be in the mid 50's, with mix of sun and clouds. last year on saint patrick's day we had over 4 inches of snow. so, yes, a lot of improvement over last year, chris big parade in phi

had seven or eight inches of snow and here's where it's snowing the hardest and down to the south in kent county, all of the way to extreme southern new jersey. that is going to add up to several more inches and here is the future cast over the next couple of hours. by 6:00 it's over in much of pennsylvania. by 7:00 it's over in much of new jersey. only a few hours left. my colleague nbc 10 sheena parveen is here with a look at county-by-county snowfalls. >> the snow is still falling and depending where you live will determine if you will expect to see more inches accumulating. so we have the light snow to the north through the lehigh valley and parts of delaware and south jersey. so we'll zoom in to south jersey and cape may county including parts of ocean county. we've seen anywhere from a trace to three inches so far so more improvements now since it's been accumulating but we do expect two to four inches more before it's all done later today. for parts of northern delaware in salem and cumberland counties we've seen two inches to seven inches and two to three more inches expected here

jo ling kent, thank you so much. jess frampton, interbrand global ceo. the stock is actually moving higher at the moment, up by just about 21 cents. more to come on that. but here's why you can't afford to change the channel. in the last 15 minutes of trade, we've got the best apple analyst who's spent the last two hours rushing around listening to all of it there on site and writing his apple client note in his head. we're talking to gene munster. does anything about today's event launch apple to a $1 trillion market cap? stay tuned. we've got 51 minutes before we see the closing bell. in a steel cage matchup of the ages, the latest round goes to gm's mary barra. u.s. car giant announcing a $5 billion share buyback. why is that steel cage death match? it shuts down an outspoken activist investor, harry wilson, who's been agitating to get on the board. he's giving up his quest, so she's doing a little bit of that, little bit of this. he goes away. mary barra's latest move will likely please berkshire hathaway's warren buffett who has vocally opposed wils

rain pretty heavily in kent county around dover this morning. temperatures, are above freezing, except for mountains where we are at 29 degrees. we have 35 in philadelphia right now, 34 in trenton and a 36 degrees in millville. it is almost 40 in wildwood to get you started and wind are a factor to because it is making you file colder. still a need to bundle up. no, sir as much as last week but we have a wind chill of 27 degrees in philadelphia right now. other wind chills in the the 20's. back over the weekend, friday at the day, sunday we did not make it to 50. in the 40's all three days. saturday was so cold with that high of 41. even with the sunshine yesterday we only managed 46. we have above that with high of 57. rainy day tomorrow with a high of, 53 mid 50's it looks like a real pretty day for april fools, you think that is a joke? how cruel would that be. much milder on thursday, friday in the 60's, easter it looks like a mostly sunny sky and 54 degrees. so lets hope that forecast hold for the holiday this sunday. here's traffic as we g

kent county and delaware chester county berks county all just about to get into the rain. that will be coming within the next hour. but you can see how narrow an area it is. this is something that is not going to be lasting all day. we're 43 degrees now. warmer than it was at anytime yesterday. but the rain has kept the temperature down in lancaster to 36. it is not exactly going to be a warm afternoon out there. here is what it looks like as we go into the early afternoon, the rain coming in through the philadelphia area from philly northward. less of a chance of rain the farther south you go in delaware and in extreme south jersey and later on in the afternoon, it moves out. the temperatures really start to go up. it actually may warm up at some parts of the area during the night tonight. so look what happens in dover as we go into the morning tomorrow. getting up close to 60 degrees while it is only 38 degrees in allentown. we'll talk more about how cold it is going to get later on and how warm it is going to get tomorrow, along with the chance of thunderstorms with the

if you're feeling sassy. >> jolene kent is here. want to pay $6,300 for a lamborghini phone? >> negative. >> that's what they're selling for. they're offering a new smartphone with gold and leather. you can hook it up to your lamborghini if you have one. you're basically paying for the name because it runs on android a qualcomm chip. nothing out of the ordinary. i thought maybe they get encryption security but you have to download an app for that. >> the lambeau is nice. >> it starts at $241,000. and 0 to 62 miss in 3.2 seconds so goes really fast. top speed, 202-miles-an-hour. so, slow. >> you can outrun the cops in that thing. >> that's true. >> what's with this jewelry that keeps up with what you're doing? >> that's is a really could company in san francisco called cuff they've have the interesting, beautifully designed -- i don't have it but you put a device into the jewelry. it can tractor fitness and be a safety device say that something is actually happened that has gone wrong you have fallen and can't get up you can hit and

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

obviously important in light of some of the accusations by david winters and others, coca-cola muhtar kentme a bit less and dekriclining the incentive. >> sara eisen with breaking news on coke. thanks so much. from travel to food our next guest has a wide range of experience. let's get the first look at the latest venture, richard brad doc executive chairman of theed board for join them, a social commerce platform the former coo of citi corp. good to see you. >> nice to be here with you. >> so you guys just raised new money and the press lease says it's the first community powered digital retailer. what is join them? >> that's important because as you mentioned in the intro i've been around the internet a long time and i would say we're in faze two of the internet. two new trends i think dominate the next couple years. the first is mobile commerce and obviously everyone has a mobile phone today, but mobile commerce is nasen, in its earliest days, and what's going to happen with mobile commerce is, it's going to grow largely by what i would call internetizing the 90% of total retail sales t

. >> mark kent got his new kidney from former marine liz torres. >> i named my kid any corporal. >> from a corporal in the mar manny ramirez renales. >> i received a gift i can never repay and i am grateful. >> they put the puzzle together by analyzing thousand of markers among patients and he came up with the idea while he was waiting for a kidney transplant. >> i was on dialysis and thought, well, this is a math problems and computers are good at math. >> dr. stephen katznelson points out nationwide there are still more than 100,000 people waiting on a transplant list. >> if more living donors come forward we should be able to knock that list down in a matter of a few years. >> good technology and good samaritans are leading the bigger transplant chain in changing the waiting game. >> carter evans, cbs news, san francisco. >> glor: up next the urban bike race where they ride with no brakes. and no fear. >> >> glor: we close tonight with what may be the wildest bike race on the planet. it is called the red hook criterium or the crit for short. amazing race host phil kogan has a preview

in this area in pink and down south, mainly rain although it could start off as snow especially in kentnty and delaware. i think it will start as snow there. temperatures now getting below the freezing mark in many suburban areas. millville, 27 mt. holly is 30. and here comes the precipitation, not all that close yet but it is building now to the west of washington. that is the sign of a surging up in this direction. so it should surge through by 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. generally light snow but it may not be affecting the morning rush in lehigh valley and bucks county and murcer county and burlington county and the more you get to washington d.c. the more you have. the heaviest will be around the midday hour and when the visibility is really bad. >> to the north and rain to the south in the afternoon. that mix ends perhaps with a little bit of freezing rain in the evening. here's a computer model that shows the snow advancing very quickly across the area even down to central delaware and south jersey and in some areas getting heavier in the afternoon for the afternoon rush. here's the forecas

he talked to matt lauer about his darkest hour. >> i don't think they said kent you're about to die,ter: after being hospitalized in atlanta, he survived and donated plasma to help others. in all, eight americans treated for ebola have lived, but thomas duncan from liberia, and drrmt sol ee a died being treated in u.s. hospitals. in west africa the death toll stands at 10,000. >> ebola hasn't gone away, it is kind of slipped off the radar screen. the epidemics in sierra leone and guinea continue and continue to need our help. >> reporter: dr. schaffner mentioned progress was made in sierra leone, in guinea it is a big problem, especially in rural areas. that's why so many ebola health care workers from america are on the ground. >> tom costello reporting for us. >>> to a colossal dangerous storm endangering nearly a quarter million people in the south pacific. the category five cyclone pam is slamming in with winds up to 165 miles per hour. its capital city port villa, is taking a hit. forecasters project it to be one of the worst natural disasters in the island chain's history. the

mike eiglarsh, former prosecutor, criminal defense attorney, and kent zimmerman.h is tough to say. same thing to you. it's already happening in my view, they're trying to lay the foundation, how durst had neurosurgery, how his behavior has been bizarre. he sat there looking all around, looking dazed in the court. they're getting ready to pose an insanity defense are they not? >> they certainly want to leave that as one of the options. when you look at the letter, they've already got their finger on the pulse of what the world is saying. no one will believe that a different person wrote that letter. all fingers are pointing directly at him. that corroborates his statement that he said he was the one who killed all three. they're definitely creating that as an option, which is what i would do if i'm defending this lunatic. >> durst's lawyer said he's getting medication for several conditions. he's had neurosurgery, he needs his meds. another one said he's in ill health. basically behaving bizarrely in court, appearing dazed, not immediately responding and then appea

best chances in the fort based 65 kent field. 65 nevada when all is said and done maybe a 10th to quarter of an inch of rain in the city 63. way up north we're looking at the far north bay 64 degrees clear lake 60. scattered forecast we're going to be looking at a few scattered showers tomorrow clearing out tomorrow night. few clouds linger look at friday mid 80s by the end of the week. wow. you know we're gathering weather from and the bay area. all you got to do join kpix.com/weather watchers bring your own weather gear to the party. sign up and you may see yourself and your pictures and your name on kpix5 news. >>> a coal train jumps the tracks in colorado. a close call for a family in florida after a helicopter hit their house. >>> san francisco rolls out the red carpet for game of thrones why stars from the hit hbo series are headed here. >>> coming up yes we've got the ncaa tournament. we have the first game the quakes new stadium but our special guest in the studio am jamaal wells he was on that 1974-75 championship team. can the warriors are they good enough to win another champio

. >>> in delaware a man was found shot too death inside his vehicle in kent county. investigators say the victim had been shot multiple times. so far police have made no arrests. mount holly comes together to honor three fallen police officers. this memorial march was held today on the 40th anniversary of the day they were all shot by a sniper. a new plaque was unveiled unhis or herring their bravery. -- onhonoring their bravery. >> so proud that you are part of what this police station and everybody and all the trouble they went to to make a special day for us. and to honor our fallen officers. >> today's march recreated a march that was held back in 1975 to honor the officers. officers from around the state were invited to participate. >>> more than five seconds after her death a local educator and author finally has a final resting place. thanks to the sorority she helped found. ♪ a special unveiling honoring one of the founders of the delta sigma theta sorority. pauline died back in 1963 but it wasn't until 2013 that her sorority sisters learned she was buried in

kent and his wife married.hey have been saving but have no choice but to move in with her parents in their small apartment. >> all we can do is save. i have no idea how long it will be. before we'll have enough to buy our own place. >> reporter: like many of their generation, it will be years before they have a down payment to enter a draw for a flat. >>> pope francis has said that the one thing he misses is not week able to slip out to get a pizza. so on his one day visit to naples pizzeria owner enzo made the pope's wish come true running to the motorcade, handing him a pizza >>> more on the website as always. >> the united states is in the midst of the worst drug addiction epidemic in its history. but it's not a crisis of illegal drugs. it's one of prescription painkillers - oxycodone, hydrocodone, and other legal narcotics, all related to opium. collectively they are called opioids. >> these are the opioid painkillers. and prescriptions for drugs like these have more than quadrupled over the last 15 years -

osprey couple tom and audrey started making their home near kent island. >> they love to rais >>> did hollywood catch a killer? >> killed them all, of course. >> the fallout from hbo's jinx bombshell. >> did this filmmaker do the job&- that cops couldn't? will robert durst apparent confession hold up in court? >> he for the first time felt. that he was sunk. >> plus, ryan gosling portrayed durst in a movie. hear what he's saying today. plus, could elton on's boycott destroy dolce and gabbana? the stars are taking sides. >> i would not put somebody in dolce and gabbana right now. >> animated over her new movie. >> plus, kevin is with newly single dad nick cannon talking about co-parenting with mariah. >> you have to take hardships and things like that. hurdles are meant to jump over. >> remember heidi klum met our thunder from down under? >> look at that body. >> now it is time for her to show us her lingerie. >> so pretty. >> now, "e.t.," with coast to coast coverage of today's top stories. >> hi, everybody, thanks for joining us. brooke anderson is here with me today. there's big new

our region, we have the snow changing over to sleet and ice and the only counties not included is kent county cumber lay and cape may and atlantic county. the advisory goes up at 3:00 and lasts through 1:00 a.m. on wednesday. the big picture showing you on stormtracker 6 live double scan 3-d you can see the snow getting closer to the delaware and lehigh valleys, and back to the west of the great lakes and pressing into the ohio valley. that swings through a northeastern direction. what to expect as far as the kind of precipitation from south jersey on into dover snow pellets are mixing in for the onset and it's a mainly rain event for you in the immediate suburbs, 25 miles to the west and 25 miles to the east. a coating to an inch of snow. and that will eventually transition from sleet to rain. coating to 2 inches up through the lee lie -- as for as the timing, you'll see the first flakes fly from 2:00 until 4:00 in the afternoon with snow developing west to east, a coating to 2 inches of snow is likely depending on your location from 5:00 this evening to 8:00 tonight the snow will cha

so kent county you may be finding some and southern new castle county just some very light flurries out there. later on today there could be a couple stray flurries maybe even a narrow band of a snow shower and one or two areas. otherwise it looks like a relatively quiet the but cold day to day. our temperatures in the 30's right now. thirty-six in philadelphia. thirty-three in trenton. 34 degrees in wilmington but factor in the wind later on today and it will feel even though we have reached 40 degrees, it may feel colder then the actual air temperatures we are seeing right now a long the the coast temperatures are in the middle 30's. the ocean is starting to warm up a little bit. why can't the rest of us. we will be finding warmer temperatures on the seven day forecast. the notice the other feature of today's weather, not just cool but windy. we've got these wind currently just right out of the northwest and they are sustained at 17 miles an hour. that makes our temperatures all of them right now feel like they are in the 20's and we will be keeping this wind going all day long and th

kent, what did matt win? >> everything. cookie time, cookie time. >> you get the cocktail shaker, the cookies, the bucket that the cookies come in. matt, it was awesome to have you here. thank you very much for playing. >> thank you for having me. this was amazing. steve, it was great to talk with you. rachel, we love your show. thank you so much. >> i love you back. that was awesome. that was great. if you want to play, send us an e-mail. it's okay if you like steve better than me. a lot of people around here like kent better than me. but i still like playing this game. e-mail us, tell us who you are, where you're from, why you want to play. there is a lot of lousy muck and occasionally also galvanized buckets around our office that could have your name on them. now go to prison. ♪ >>> why y'all take me off my medication? the doctor prescribed to me -- >> an agitated inmate takes severe measures to get staff's attention. >> where's the lieutenant at? i don't believe this. mayberry just swallowed one of the arms off his eye

he goes around former warrior kent for the big dunk. season high 21 points for andre.s your night when shots like this fall. less than a second left on the clock, curry and green run it out of bounds play to perfection. curry 12 of the team's 39 assists. barnes saves the best for atlanta. fouls. team high 25 for barnes. warriors win it 114-95 without an injured klay thompson. the. gm scouting st. mary's and vanderbilt. the commodores big man jones, 6'10". vandy wins it 75-64. so st. mary's season is at an end. the. >>> the big dance tips off tomorrow. nobody will be happier to be there more than kevin ware who suffered an injury a couple of years ago. >> it wasn't painful at all. i didn't feel the pain. i didn't know my leg was broke at the time. >> that compound fracture didn't end his career. he ended up transferring from louisville to georgia state and will play baylor tomorrow afternoon, where his leg has healed, his psyche is a different story, according to his coach. >> what he's gone through mentally, none of you can imagine. forget the physical part. the hump h

for the heart of the region, the exception is cumberland county and south jersey and cape may and kent county in delaware. we are tracking snow, and sleet and ice and plain rain. this goes up through 1:00 a.m. on wednesday. future tracker 6 will time it out for you the snow will arrive first for philadelphia and we have mixed precipitation to the south as warmer air punches into the system we go from snow to mixed precip to rain lets talk about what to expect in the timeline overall the snow and precipitation breaks out across the area between 3:00 in the afternoon and lasting through 11:00 tonight tonight. some light snow around a coating to an inch in the lehigh valley, and it changes to ice, a .10 inch of ice is likely. >>> lets switch now to "action news" reporter, chad pradelli he just talked to penndot about dealing with this tricky storm later on and is live from norristown with more. >> reporter: hey rick, penndot certainly knows what it is doing and has plenty of practice this winter, it's the 20th weather event, that is almost three per week here at the penndot yard it's fair

yen four to 8 inches with the higher end of range falling south east of i-95 and down in northern kenterland and northwestern tip of cape may county. lets time it out, up until noon hour temperatures are gradually going to fall but they will continue their decline with accumulating snow that snow will be tapering from northwest to south east regional wide but again slowly. i would say you might to have wait until 8:00 tonight in atlantic city before it is completely gap but roadways are still slick even if the snow end, road crews have their work cut out and you will have your work cut out for you as you clean this all up. here's where we stan 20's, teens in the poconos but still right at freezing up and down i-95. that eyewitness weather seven day forecast has better news from here every single day after tomorrow, creeping up on the thermometer, it is a a slow climb but i think we are seeing winter's last gasp with this storm system. throwing itself a party to get out the gate here but i think that said we will see milder air and quiet weather for nice long stretch of time beyond toda

. >> thank you supervisor kent. supervisor cohen. >> thank you madam president. through the chair to supervisor kim, i think you raised some critical points. i want to call your attention that i've been working with the mayor's office of housing to determine a clarity so when the housing application is complete or even when they're ready, we're not caught off guard. what happens is when the developer is ready to purchase the off site and there's little conversation so as you heard from ms. hey ward, they have 60 days to apply for the 80/20 which is the money that allows developers to develop affordable housing. very, very smart in term of that formula, 80/20. we need to do a better job in terms of we are stream lining that process. should you decide you go with it, should you let us know sooner rather than later so we're not left scrambling and members like you and i are not on the hook left to explain to our constituents why are you letting this happen and we haven't gone through the full process in shaping what this project looks like. thank you. >> thank you.

the delegate was released from kent county jail. he was convicted last december to contributing to the de delinquency of a minor. two former oklahoma fraternity members are apologizing. they were shown leading a racist chant. karen traverse reports on the continued fallout this noon. >> the fallout continues at the university of oklahoma. two students expelled and the school pledging more disciplinary action for this video showing members of the sigma alpha epsilon fraternity chanting a song with racial slurs. >> tucker rife a frat member that led members of the s.a.e. in that infamous chant apologizing publicly. "i am deeply sorry for what i did saturday night. it was wrong and reckless. i made a horrible mistake." he makes a shocking allegation. yes, the song was taught to us he says. but that too doesn't work as an explanation. he says he withdrew from o.u. on monday. matt lopez was his dorm mate. >> i know him. he's not a racist. >> a second student involved in the incident has been involved by his parents. brodie and susan peti

. >>> and in kent county today, dozens of companies will be looking to fill full and part-time jobs. this is the first of three job fairs that a group of delaware senators is holding this spring. wilmington university's dover campus is hosting today's event. >>> well, more and more cash-strapped americans are turning to tax-refund advances. and that's raising concern. they are opting for prepaid cards instate of just waiting for the refund check. consumers are not aware of how much the advances cost them in fees. the consumer financial protection bureau is finalizing rules on prepaid debit cards including those for tax refunds that would require easy to understand disclosures about costs and risks. >>> well, starbucks has ended part of its controversial campaign to promote racial equality. as of yesterday, baristas will no longer write race together on customers' coffee cups. this is not because of customer backlash. they say this is not the appropriate way to discuss racial inequality. the coffee giant said it planned to end the cup writing campaign but will continue the effort in o