kevin denied all charges.y on the word of sabrina, a young woman with plenty of reason to lie. >> this puts you in a difficult position, it seems to me. i mean, you're defending the character of this cold-blooded murderer. and the fact that she committed this murder is all on someone else. >> not necessarily on someone else, but together with someone else. she would never have done this by herself. >> reporter: without any direct proof of the alleged affair, prosecutors began by calling those who say they saw signs of inappropriate behavior between a foster father and foster daughter. sabrina's teacher, willie smith, described spotting kevin with sabrina at the school one afternoon. >> she moved toward sitting in his lap, inside his legs. >> what did you do about it? >> i did a double take, kind of, really? >> reporter: then, nicole corbett, sabrina's social-worker case manager, testified about a strange call from kevin just a month before the murder. kevin, she said, admitted his marriage to lisa was in troub

kevin picks her up.some point, they have sex in his vehicle. ♪ i'm addicted to you >> janelle ultimately spends the night with him, where they again engage in sexual intercourse. according to janelle, it was completely consensual. and she also states that during the evening, kevin produces a camera and he takes digital photos. >> stop! >> he records their activity. >> don't be shy. don't be nervous. >> in many cases, it's to relive the experience later on. it also could have been designed for trading for other images with like-minded individuals online, or perhaps he could use this as a form of blackmail. >> it's a compulsion that they fight, they know it's reprehensible, they know that people hate what they do, but it's a compulsion and a narcissistic desire that they have to satisfy. these guys are cunning, they are smart. he manipulated her so well that she even went and told her mother this is the guy for me, this is my road to happiness. >> she finally confesses hey, i spent the last couple days wit

not going away. >> kevin: another ten point game. 1:30 to go in pittsburgh on cbs. >> kevin: bill raftery earlier this week, rick pitino was talking about the acc he says lot of basketball, do you share that same view of this conference? >> bill: we mentioned earlier some of the -- i think the defense as much as anything. talked about virginia being that kind of team. clemson being that kind of team. even syracuse loves to get up and down that 2t-3 zone slows things down. rick martin attributed to that. there have been fouls here trying to stretch it out a bit. >> kevin: rozier picked up by jones and by wright. weaves his way out to the other jones. >> bill: want to foul a big if they can. wisely keep it in the little guy's hands. just play straight up now tev. >> kevin: louisville at a low that forced pitino to have pace of play in the acc picked up by artis, under a minute to go here in pitt. inside looked like they're going to grab on to this 16th win to go 4-2 in acc play. big win for them considering how difficult this place is to win for a visitor. inside with the exclamation point.

that. >> thank you, kevin. tremendous honor just to be mentioned with the guys that are in that finalist list. jimmy johnson, i wish you the best. i think that's a no-brainer to me. but all these guys are so great. thank you for acknowledging that. very proud of just being in that final pick. >> kevin: seahawks will take a knee. and probably do it one more time before this one becomes officially in the books. first super bowl champ to win a play-off game since the patriots in '05. been a long time. this team is going on all cylinders right now. russell wilson, a monster game. 15 of 22. 268 yards and 3 touchdowns. >> john: i don't care who comes in here next week for that championship game, there is no margin for error against this team. you have got to be on point. you have to take advantage of opportunities. whether you miss them they're too good. they take advantage of that. >> kevin: and they did here today. eight straight play-off wins at home for seattle. russell wilson brilliant. simply brilliant. third d

that. >> thank you, kevin. tremendous honor just to be mentioned with the guys that are in that finalist list. jimmy johnson, i wish you the best. i think that's a no-brainer to me. but all these guys are so great. thank you for acknowledging that. very proud of just being in that final pick. >> kevin: seahawks will take a knee. and probably do it one more time before this one becomes officially in the books. first super bowl champ to win a play-off game since the patriots in '05. been a long time. this team is going on all cylinders right now. russell wilson, a monster game. 15 of 22. 268 yards and 3 touchdowns. >> john: i don't care who comes in here next week for that championship game, there is no margin for error against this team. you have got to be on point. you have to take advantage of opportunities. whether you miss them they're too good. they take advantage of that. >> kevin: and they did here today. eight straight play-off wins at home for seattle. russell wilson brilliant. simply brilliant. third d

>> jimmy: you guys, kevin hart right there. kevin hart!ywhere tomorrow. jay baruchel joins us next. >> i love you, man. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ over 20 years 31 million students started college, but didn't complete a degree for lots of reasons. at devry university we believe there are also lots of reasons to finish. so we help you maximize qualifying credits you've already earned. so you can graduate sooner and get on to a great career. because whatever kept you from finishing before... all that matters is your reason to do it now. see more reasons to finish and get started at devry.edu. new and improved i can't believe it's not butter! 100% taste, 0% artificial preservatives. made with a blend of delicious oils, purified water, and just a pinch of salt. two, please. new and improved i can't believe it's not butter. it's time to believe. hey, i heard you guys can help me with frog protection? yeah, we help with fraud protection. we monitor every purchase every day and alert you if anything looks unusual. wow! you're really looking out fo

jamie: when the phone stops ringing, kevin finds a new line of work.ob as a doorman at the posh hotel bellaire and keeps it for the next 27 years. >> the hotel then closed. they went for remodeling. i was applying for a job. then the letter. i refer to it as the letter. comes. this is the original letter from the attorney saying, you don't know me, but i represent ray falk. he was a hermit and a hoarder and a farmer here in illinois. don says, if i got a letter like this, i would think it to be a scam. >> turns out kevin once worked with the second beneficiary in ray falk's will. fellow actor, peter barton. i did hell night. became friends with most of the cast members including peter. peter lives in upstate, new york. >> you find out that somebody died and you're the only two, quote, unquote, friends he names in his will. >> from the moment i open that up, and i saw kevin's name, and i was like, someone is scamming us. >> the two meniscus what to dmen discusswhat to do next. >> kevin, if it's too good to be true, it probably is. >> peter agrees to mak

then kevin, you're fired. that was geraldo rivera you were right, everything you just said. >> he's a survivor. >> okay. that was donald trump firing kevin jonas of the jonas brothers. see, i learn these things from thomas, on the new season of "celebrity apprentice." he joins us from doral, florida. good to see you. >> good morning. i'm at doral, and we're having a lot of fun. >> thomas says you e-mail a lot. >> i think tom is terrific. he does a terrific job not only with you, but hosts the miss university pageant, and thomas is fantastic. >> thanks donald. >> we pay him too much. that's my only problem. >> we still need to talk about that. >> thomas do you know your value? >> no. >> i'll help you out. >> donald e-mailed me this number one, for the evening. they are beating everybody's pants off for on every other network. so far the people who have been fired are kevin jonas, gilbert godfrey and keesha pull i don't? >> not only does he know what's happening, he was mouthing it word for word as we were showi

kevin wasn't hurt, very spectacular crash. >> perfect scenario is right. safely out of danger and in the arms of friends and family, it turns out kevin's little tire snag probably saved his life. >> you know, i would have to say that if kevin had cleared that cable and he had sailed on out of the racetrack, he probably had a 20 or 25-foot drop to the other side. with that momentum and that speed, it's quite entirely possible that he could have made the parking lot and it could have been a much worse accident than it actually was. >> climbing the fence. >> after kevin's out of the car, it's no small affair to untangle the mess. >> one of the track workers actually had to take that tire off. he actually had to physically take the tire off to unstring the car. and what we did is we took a bucket loader and lifted the car up to take the tension off of that cable, and that was what freed the car eventually. >> sprint car racing is a sport that's all about taking risks. >> you know, i think the reason that kevin ended up flipping his race car as violently as he

more with kevin. that's right, a lot more with kevin nealon. come on back this time. a 21-ounce drink and a bag of chips for just $6 every day. it's value made simple. subway! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back, everybody, we're hanging out with kevin nealon. thank you very much for doing the -- >> thank you very much everybody. >> jimmy: stand-up. >> first of all. >> jimmy: yeah. >> congratulations to you, entertainer of the year. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, no, i -- >> and -- >> jimmy: yeah, no. >> you had a baby, too. >> jimmy: had a baby. that's more. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the baby. yeah. that's the big thing. >> hypothetically. >> jimmy: yeah. >> if you had to make a choice between the baby and the -- entertainer of the year award? which one would you choose? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. don't put me on the spot. yeah, yeah, yeah. let me think about. >> i think i know. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] dude, you're the best. how are you doing? so you're at caroline's this weekend? >> i'm a caroline's. it's a beautiful club.

i would totally take on another dog. [ kevin ] really?>> it's a feat that would make even spider-man proud. 3,000 vertical feet of solid granite. long considered too steep and with not enough toeholes for free climbing. but two men prevailed. tonight we take you inside their epic triumph. the agony and the ecstasy. here's abc's adeedee roy. >> reporter: these are the breathtaking final moments -- of the 3,000-foot-journey finally coming to a dramatic and heartwarming end. two professional freeclimbers 36-year-old tommy caldwell and 30-year-old kevin jorgeson performing the seemingly impossible for the first time ever. freeclimbing the massive don wall at yosemite's el captain rock formation. tonight the real inside story of how it all happened from their own mouths. >> thought crossed my mind that actually i should throw in the towel. >> reporter: the duo documenting their journey up the largest vertical piece of sheer granite in the world. using only their hands and feet to grasp, hoist, pull and at times leap their way across treacherou

thanks, g. [ kevin ] this is connolly cameron, zach, and clementine.ve a serious hairball issue. we clean it up, turn around and there it is again. it's scary. little bit in my eye. [ michelle ] underneath the kitchen table underneath my work desk we've got enough to knit a sweater. [ doorbell rings ] zach, what is that? the swiffer sweeper. the swiffer dusters. it's some sort of magic cloth that sucks in all the dog hair. it's quick and easy. pretty amazing that it picked it all up. i would totally take on another dog. [ kevin ] really? ♪ ♪ don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts. when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. female announcer: when

warmly kevin has taken to that area to the team to the organization so it is two homes in two parts of we really do like that. >> reporter: and i'm sure -- >> yes, this is home. i love the d.o.d. there's no place like it. >> reporter: you know fans around here basketball fans sports fans they want to see kevin durant come home free agent summer of 2016. what are your thoughts what do you think he would decide when it's time to make that decision? >> well i think -- one of the things that i know about kevin is he's really focused on the season that he's in. he hears the talk we all hear it but he doesn't allow himself to be overly concerned with that because the time is not time for him to make that decision so right now he's focused on this year. so they are focusing on trying to get to the playoffs now. >> well, maybe mama pratt can work some magic. you can see jason's entire interview with kevin durant's mom on our website, nbcwashington.com, including her reaction to his emotional mvp speech in which he honored her. >>> hey, that's all for "news4 this week," i'm veronica johnson. th

kevin jorgeson.. who's from santa rosa.. spent a lot of time over the past few years training here at the vertex climbing center. sot he always has a smile. steve wheeler says kevin is well liked and that his passion for climbing is obvious. sot always pushes it to the max. every time you see him he's always trying his hardest. nats on wednesday afternoon the staff and friends of kevin and tommy cadlwell huddled around a computer screen watching a live video feed of the two men finishing their historic climb up el capitan. as the pair approached the summit, a bad camera angle blocked the dramatic final moment when the they reached the top. despite being robbed of seeing that conclusion everyone here is in awe of what the men have accomplished. sot steve also says that even though this climb is over, he has no doubt kevin and tommy will find another challenge. sot they'll find the next project. they'll let this sink in, this reward, they'll find something else. it's always onto the next project. even if it's a lifetime goal,

. >> perkins said thompson had an accomplice named kevin freeman. police arrested freeman and thompson. >> the story that kevin freeman told police was that he and john thompson had been driving home together and the car had run out of gas. ray liuzza drove past them, parked and began to walk across the street to his apartment. at that point he said i'm going to hit that guy and pulled a gun out of his pocket. >> and then mr. freeman got cold feet, if you will and decided he didn't want any part of it. and as he was running away, freeman said he heard the shots. >> the police charged freeman and thompson with murder. the local prosecutor wanted the death penalty for thompson, but knew it would be an uphill battle because thompson had never been convicted of a violent crime. that was about to change. >> on december 28, 1984, 19-year-old jay la guard, and his sister who was 12 and his brother went to the super dome for a college basketball tournament. after the game as they were getting in the car, an african-american man jumped into the backseat, pul

now start over. >> okay i love kevin.st met him i knew this felt right kind of like that ring bearer and flower girl. did you ever read about that story, kevin? >> no actually i did. >> no. >> i don't. i'm a star. >> well you're so much of a star that you guys are here now. you guys are going to come back and be in the show later on and help us. we appreciate it. also our big live insta-wedding. these guys will be back. we'll be here and have some fun. dave, i'm sorry to interrupt. i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. dads don't take sick days. dads take nyquil. the nighttime, sniffling sneezing, coughing, aching fever, best-sleep-with-a-cold medicine. walgreens knows you don't have time to play around with cold and flu symptoms. that's why walgreens makes it easy to find relief fast with solutions like nyquil. at the corner of happy and healthy. oh i'm on the cookie air diet. you just... and that's it. i prefer real food fruit, nuts, and whole grains. great grains cereal starts whole and stays whole. more processed flakes l

also this: >> i'm kevin frazier, chris hemsworth dives into the world of cyber crime and kevin hart provides best man services in the wedding ring err, it is >> there why no injuries inside where this suv hits this house. >>> student falls from a high wise happened year near 16th and chestnut. the 18 year old girl was killed. a pedestrian was injured. >>> the centers for disease control says this year's flu vaccine is only 23% effective. experts say the vaccine is a poor match for eliminating the dominant strains of the flu and circulation. there are also no sure if the flu season has peak in the united states as of yet. >> right now 5:43, flu season which means it is winter, kate. >> i oh, yes. and, you know what? actually taking you back in time here with sports related weather trivia. so ukee, may actually know this, off the top of his head. and won't have to guess this time. kidding. all right, so here is your question. greenbay packers this past weekends beat the cowboys sunday and it was essentially ice bull rematch. now, the ice bowl, the actual ice bowl, happened in 1967. what was th

i mean, kevin's unbelievable. i steal the film. but kevin is -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. no.rson daly. but it is fun and it's good. i want everyone to go see it. even if you don't have a friend to go see it, they are for hire. you can hire them to come, watch the movie with you. >> absoulutely, yeah. >> jimmy: i want to show a a clip. do you know what clip we are going to show? >> yes i do, this is a clip. >> jimmy: you're josh gad and kevin hart -- >> and kevin hart dancing. >> yes, thank you. why did you ask me the question jimmy? >> jimmy: i was joking around. >> so yeah. wait a second. jimmy what clip is this? >> jimmy: you're not looking at me. >> jimmy, i'm not feeling too well. [ laughter ] this is a clip of kevin and i dancing. it's pretty funny. >> jimmy: showing off your moves. in "the wedding ringer." it's in theaters this friday. check it out, man. here you go. ♪ >> you ask how girl could fall for a yutz like me? dancing. ♪ ♪ ♪ teach me how to dougie teach me teach me how to dougie ♪ ♪ teach me how to dougie teach me teach me how to dougie ♪ ♪ all my women love me

you got to talk kevin into it. meanwhile, tell him i'm impressed, running off fumes after that black tie ball last night. i know he was up late. so we're thankful to have him this morning. >> yes kevin kevin does not drink, but he was up until what, 1:00 in the morning? running around doing that, and now he's here doing live shots with us. so unbelievable guy. >> double duty. steve, thanks, we'll check back with you in just about a half hour. >> once again the auto show kicks off today and runs through february 8th at the convention center f you're planning to go out we have put everything you need to know on our website cbsphilly.com. >>> it is 5:45 right now. and with everything you need to know about the weather here's carol. good morning carol. >> yes we need a dollar can make good werth, not just one that can go in bad weather. we've got a nice morning but unbelievably cold out there. you heard the winds. we have temperatures in the teens. they feel like they're in the minus numbers this morning. it is that co

>> there was one scene in particular when he says i action dick, i went up to kevin and says let's just play. and he's like, i go the it. i stepped away. the next, i don't know, half an hour, was -- i didn't even want to cut, i never want today cut it was josh and kevin, improving with all those bit things, i would never have been able to write those in a million years, they all came from kevin and josh's did he meanting twisted might >> i am bick mitchum. >> he can have whatever he wants. >> all right. i like it. >> it is my job to make you look good i don't our wedding day. that's why we are here. it's called a dry run, you know you can height a fat ass and baggy pants but not a bad dancer. >> you asked how she likes me? >> kevin knows i am a dancer of i loved the sequence, but i had to say learning the choreography had to be a comedy >> it was fun. it the challenging for kevin especially the dancing. >> except for josh [speaking at the same time] >> josh say sweater >> why? am a i sweater >> josh has a gland problem >> i do not >> yeah, you do. you said that's why i sucked on broadwa

>> so, kevin, what happens next now? what will the french intelligence agencies be doing now that this part at least of the situation has come to a resolution and, an unfortunate one for the hostage, obviously, but they are still looking for this woman who is at large. >> right. while the tactical situation was very static and being worked on as a barricade, the investigation has been probably cranking all along since just the other day. so the investigation then will try to focus in on who else is involved and they will try to move those tactical elements to support the investigation where they need it. >> the kouachi brothers the reports are, kevin, were obviously heavily armed, wearing apparently para military gear body armor perhaps and they the reports are, came out shooting. do you expect that when you're a part of one of these operations or do you expect that you're going to go in and maybe fire the first shots? >> well these guys prepare and they plan and this is the highest level of anti-terrorism. they prepare

kevin and tommy join me from yosemite national park. kevin and tommy, congratulations.ary to have accomplished something, kevin, that no one has ever done before. was there times when you felt like you weren't going to be able to make it? >> absolutely. i think that's the process of a big project. you're bound to have your ups and downs, your highs and lows and the last 19 days was no exception. there were moments when i didn't think i was going to be able to do it and then there were moments of pure joy and relief as things were going well. >> and tommy, i know you lost your voice from yelling for kevin so much on the mountain, but what was it like when you finally reached the top? >> it was like a big weight lifting. the whole climb was like a surreal experience but it was quite stressful. a relief getting to the top of the mountain, it was pretty awesome. >> kevin, for people who might not understand much about climbing, to free climb something like this, the strength that's required. it's just extraordinary. and the danger too. have you always gravitated towards fre

kevin durant was kevin kechb durant.team to victory over the wiz kids. kevin durant welcoming his hometown team to okc. third quarter knotted up at 65. rasual butler throwing it down-wx] over search ibaka. butler is 35 years old. still got hops. wizards with the two-point lead. later on, kd took over. the three-pointer. that one's good. cut theb1é, lead to three. another three ball here just seconds later. that tied the game at 82. he wasn't done in the fourth. the alley-oop from russell westbrook. count the bucket and the foul. kevin durant finished with 34 points. thunder up eight. the wizards not going away throw. they're outrunning john wall. finds beale for the corner three. that one's good. he had 21 points tonight, bradley beale. a few seconds later, still a three-point game. john wall making a critical turnover here. westbrook gets the steal. misses the layup. but okc follows it up. that was your ball game. they beat the wizards. your final score 109-102. no rest for the wizards. they're in san antonio tomorrow n

when i started, kevin was maybe your first year, second year, so kevin and i have been here together in the museum. i came home from the very first meeting saying this is really exciting. here is a leader of this institution who has a really clear and coherent vision about how to move things forward, and about how to use the museum to the greater good. for indian country and the united states for which the museum is an integral part. that has to do a lot with education, driving cultural change in the broader society through educational kinds of means, the museum is an important part of that and repatriation. is absolutely central and fundamental part of that mission of education. so kevin is going to -- has graciously offered to deliver, present, to redirects speech to us this morning. i would like you to join me in making him and rick in absentia welcome today. [applause] >> thank you phil. welcome, we appreciate you coming out on the school day. i was just wish the happy new year, because he said that the first snow was the beginning of the new year. and that we have all you lived

first tonight we begin with nbc's kevin tibbles in chicago. kevin, good evening. >> reporter: brian, much of america remains hunkered down tonight as this dangerous swath of arctic air continues to push further and further south, and it doesn't seem to be going anywhere for a couple of days. already here in chicago, some 80 schools have announced they'll be closed tomorrow. for some 200 million americans, today was an arctic trudge. blowing snow and bone chilling temperatures. pennsylvania roads became skating rinks. soon filled with sliding cars and multiple crashes. accidents, too, some fatal, from iowa to indiana. whiteouts and car crashes became synonymous. here in chicago, there are 300,000 passenger rail trips per day. frozen switches would cause travel chaos. rail crews light gas heater fires to keep them thawed out. these things freeze up, what happens to the trains? >> they stop running. so we pretty much have to monitor the switches 24 hours 7 days a week. >> reporter: washington, d.c., awoke to about six inches of snow in some areas

families like of that kevin and melissa. >> reporter: 20-year-old kevin can't speak, but can communicate. >> don't take this. >> reporter: like asking for his favourite drink. >> i like chocolate milk. it is awesome. >> reporter: like one in 68 kids kevin is autistic and like many of those children he shares autism with his sister 18-year-old melissa. melissa can speak. >> reporter: what are you making here? >> i'm making a squad ler for my baby cousin. >> because autism often runs in families experts thought siblings with the disorder inherited the same genes. a study those that this may not be true. each sibling may have his open form of autism. >> siblings with autism don't necessarily have the same genetic make-up that could be causing their autism. >> reporter: the doctor treats melissa at the laurie center in massachusetts, where 6,000 patients come through the doors. like many melissa's parents admit having kids with different ability creates a common worry about the future. >> my biggest fear is they won't be loved the way i love them. that they'll be take care of the way i take

. >> we're finally picking kevin up after about a year. know, spend some time together, and you know, just enjoy being around kevin, because when he's in his right mind, he's wonderful. >> i'm glad he's going home, you know? kind of depressed when people are going home, but still, i mean, just shows us, incentive for us going home, i mean -- >> bittersweet. >> oh, yeah, [ bleep ] yeah. as long as he don't come back before i get out, we'll be all right. don't come back. >> no. >> no matter what he does, he's still my child. but i hope this is the end of all this and we can move on. it's time for him to grow up, and you know, he has a little girl he needs to get everything right so he can see her. >> inmate houck? >> yes, ma'am. >> okay, i need to see your i.d. >> what is your d.c. number? >> 222301. >> are you ready to go? do you have any property? >> just this. >> okay. >> keep yourself out of trouble. >> all right, later. >> i see him wave. is that him? that might be. >> sign your first and last name on that top line. this shows today's d

what did you give kevin's movie. >> i love kevin heart. i think, wedding ringer had funny moments. there are element to it that do work. my problem and i love a r comedy but when you go far over the top with your element then it comes to the point, here's what i think what happened was. i have an r rating. lets see how far we can push this. it got a little will too grotesque. i don't mind humor but didn't fit the story in my opinion. i think movie had good decent laugh out loud moments. dougie seen is great. i gave it two and a half out of five. >> two and a half. >> what did you think. >> i like it. i have have seen it. i think you are right. i feel like there are some parts that were funny. i love the concept of it. it is interesting to see kevin hart get emotional too. a identify we have not seen yet. >> and kevin h artist great. the dog scene, why did we need that scene. what was that. >> okay. so, bradley wins the stars and you say bradley will win the box office. >> 100 percent no question about it. they will look over like a four day weekend for that, they are saying, mlk's

you can't travel with someone like kevin.our private jet is crap. >> jimmy: did he really bring luggage for a day trip? yeah, he did bring a lot of luggage. >> there's people in that luggage, he puts them in the luggage and carries them around. >> jimmy: i've never seen anyone so unhappy to be on a private airplane. >> i know, man. >> jimmy: what's going on in this picture here? >> oh, yes. so i got to -- that's a toilet. and i wasn't going. my jeans are up. so on these jets -- >> jimmy: you do it with your jeans up? >> yeah, well, for photos only. so each of the jets has an amazing crew of people. they have nicknames for their planes. so some of them, these fighter jets -- i'm about to say something you'll have to bleep me. get ready, bleepers. they say you've got to join us on our fleet, it's called the [ bleep ]. and i was like, that's the nickname for your plane? and they go, yeah, because we actually have one on the plane. they were so proud. they were the one fighter jet that has an actual [ bleep ] on the plane. the be

for more on the debate, douglas holtz-eakin and kevin book of clearview energy partners join me fromngton. doug let me start with you. keystone has been languishing for review since 2008. why are republicans pushing for passage this week? >> the white house has been hiding behind process for six years. a six-year process is not something anyone should be proud of, not one anyone should be committed to and the republicans have lost their patients and have the opportunity to do something about it and that is what you are seeing in the house and senate. >> kevin, what is at stake, particularly for the state of nebraska? on friday the state supreme court is going to conclude proceedings on the validity of the proposed route of the pipeline through the state. >> every friday the supreme court has a chance to settle the question of whether or not the pipeline is valid and the law that allowed it to be expedited stand or not. tomorrow we could get our answer of the question is really one of whether or not nebraska is going to provide an excuse for the state department. it could be that the

kevin corriveau is here with that. >> that's right. john.ouple of hours, new york city is going to become a pedestrian city. take a look at the radar, and you'll notice something very interesting. we have a line right here that goes down through the hudson river valley. the heaviest snow is to the east. we're dealing with an area of low-pressure that is calling the nor'easter. you have to have certain types of criteria where visible city one quarter of a mile or less weekends of up to 35 miles an hour, and last over three hours. some of those conditions can go down to whiteout conditions. the other big concern is going to be coastal flooding. as that system is off of the coast. it's actually pushing the water into -- such as the bays and harbors across the region. big problem there. that could be some issues in those low-lying areas, and the winds. right now we're already seeing some of those gusts. boston you are at 37 mile an hour gusts right now. that is considered blizzard conditions there. but when you factor that in with the temperatur

my voice is gone for yelling for kevin so much. incredible experience. >> well if -- allowed. you're allowed. all that you've been through those 19 days and hope you feel better soon. i know you saw president obama that he sent out a tweet, as well. and he was saying that you remind us that anything is possible. kevin, i'll let you speak for both of you guys. what do you think your message is to people who watched you. >> well i think what made us stick with this climb for so long you know tommy envisioned this thing seven years ago and i joined the team six years ago is like i said realizing that dream and seeing this through to completion so it's great that so many people are inspired by the project and hopefully they can find the equivalent of their own dawn wall and stick with it and see it through, as well. >> i like how you say that. their equivalent. not everyone will do what boat have done but you're right. we find our own wall to scale. so what's next now that you have -- >> that's right. >> -- literally and figuratively r

this is kevin with the philadelphia auto show.are we expecting as far as you know, people coming and checking out this part? i didn't even know this part of the show existed. >> yes, the grand hall, the olds train shed, it is one of the most beautiful building areas in the country to see and display the automobiles. and what you're seeing over there, is the mercedes gt2016. again, not seen on the east coast, goes zero to 60 in under four seconds. that's what's cool about the show from pick-up trucks, to classics to exotics to lexus, to everything is here at the show. and you'll see great amount of people coming in here this morning, and seeing all of these great vehicles. >> there is just so much variety. we started in the classic cars, then we hit some of the con september cars, now here checking out some of the more higher end mercedes, the lexus. what is your favorite part? i mean what really pops to you? >> yes, my favorite part is those kids coming in this morning and looking at the exotics. the show is part of the fabric of

the problem, the skin on kevin's fingers is gone. he is using tape to prevent holes tearing through his flesh. mother nature is isn't helping either. >> there is this crazy arctic wind storm happening today. >> reporter: kevin and his climbing partner tommy caldwell chose to hike in the winter so their hands wouldn't sweat and their shoes would grip better but the winds holing through yosemite are bone chilling. while kevin's trek is stalling out, tommy seems poised to conquer the rock. he successfully climbed pitch 14, 15, and 16. andria borba, kpix5. >> wow, even before losing valuable skin, the climb has been challenging. there have been chunks of ice falling close to the climbers. >>> the president has an education offer tonight you cannot refuse. >> put simply, what i would like to do is see the first two years of community college free for everybody who is willing to work for it. >> yeah, you heard him right. two years of community college for free as soon as she heard about the president's offer, christin ayers headed to haywa

kevin, this is your state. their meddling could kill people because they prevent people from killing. >> it is amazing this is going on. i'm from minnesota and minnesota is turning into california. i think they are applying common core. whatever argument they can support they come up with a fact to make it happen. >> you are absolutely right. that's the logic. >> cherry picking is a term in basketball for somebody on the other side of the court and you throw it all the way down. >> i was going to ask anthony about the cherry picking. joanne, a lot of young people like to use e-cigs more. is that a problem? i consider you a young person expert. >> you know what is great young people are trying to quit. that's why they are going to the e-cigs. >> these kids are brilliant. i'm sure that the kids are aware of the marketing and make they are curious about it. you need to change your tactics. is it sialis, those commercials? oh this is what older people do. oh i never want to end up like that. it is not that there is