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. >> coca kohler commercials. >> reporter: coca kohler commercials. >> there was something about immigration budweiser. >> okay, budweiser. >> reporter: any others ones. >> no. >> no. >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i'm not too... >> reporter: it took your breath the away. >> it was a good commercial. >> reporter: advertisers spent five million-dollar for a 302nd commercial, total spending was expected to be, 385 million-dollar. but, i don't know, you guys, they didn't seem impressed. was that an investment that was really invested in the right thing. well, when you have a game, like the ending is what everybody is talking about it takes away some of that fire power. >> that is what it was. >> i remember a lot of movie trailers too. >> yes, there were. >> it seems to be that they didn't really remember much. >> thanks, tori. >> good luck. a rebater it. >> lets get insight on last night's commercial from his an marketing expert. >> joining us is steve marino chief creative officer with the the marking agency aloysius, butler and clark live from the the sat center and steve, you just heard us talking

i will send sky fox on a mission, to avalon, to pick up some sticky buns at kohler's bakery. drop the basket down. good morning, everybody. 5:00 o'clock. no problems at all, speedometer readings, double five's up and down i-95. we have work crews on the tree way, 295 over this bellmawr and they are usually great to make sure they are up and out of there by 5:15 or so. turnpike connector bridge remains closed to vehicle traffic. you know normal drill, other three options, burlington bristol, scudders or trenton lawrenceville bridge. they have pulled away barriers we are good to go and opened for business here on the vine street expressway as we are coming in from new jersey, in problems there on the freeway. after yesterday's holiday everybody is back to work and back to school today which means all of the mass transit systems will be back to their regular weekday schedule, no problems, just yet the out of the gate on the septa regional rails. if you stayed an extra night up in the poconos, you'll come right back to work. just keep in behind we have a construction there betwee

>> this is actually kohler. >> jimmy: okay, good, good, good.e's here. could you step back? >> jimmy: oh, sorry. >> it has a little touch screen right here. >> jimmy: yes, of course. you need this. >> and it can actually lift -- >> jimmy: why do anything? yes. of course. >> now, this seat actually is heated, too. so you can feel it right here. it's really nice on a cold night. [ light laughter ] and it has a night-light. it has a night-light so you can find it. >> jimmy: yeah. yeah, i definitely need a a night-light in my toilet. [ laughter ] okay. >> what's also built into this is a bidet. americans don't really know bidets. they normally have separate fixtures with hot and cold water. >> jimmy: yeah. >> this one's built right in. >> now, it has a sensor in it, so it won't come on unless you're sitting down. >> jimmy: okay. >> we're not gonna do that. put your hand right there. you be one cheek, i'll be the other. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you finally made it in show business. [ laughter ] we've done it. >> so now, it comes out. [ light laughter ]

. >> it's just kohler coaster ride. we are talking temperatures earlier in the week in the 60s.ighs dawn today only in the 30s. it's still cold stepping outdoors right now. take a look at some of those current temperatures. upper 20s right now as we move toward places like trenton, pottstown, 27. 33 degrees in physical. but temperatures actually climbing a bit because of winds out of the south. 38 degrees right now in wildwood looking at temperatures in millville right around 35 degrees. so a change in the jet stream. that will allow some of that milder air off to our south to kind of move toward the delaware valley for the upcoming weekend. temperatures tomorrow will manage the low 50s in philadelphia as we move toward sunday, 47 degrees. the average for this time of year right around 42. we'll hit that on monday. 46 degrees by tuesday. so we're dry, quiet for tonight. we're dry for saturday. but watch what happens as we advance this clock. we're looking at thicker clouds and also look at the moisture moving in for your sunday. so sunday you'll need the rain gear. we have advan

i will send sky fox on a mission, to avalon, to pick up some sticky buns at kohler's bakery.p the basket down. good morning, everybody. 5:00 o'clock. no problems at all, speedometer readings, double five's up and down i-95. we have work crews on the tree way, 295 over this bellmawr and they are usually great to make sure they are up and out of there

his name was justin kohler. i knocked on the door and i said, did you write this?we want to know if you wrote this. and he said no. i said to you on Ãand he said no. and he closed the door in our faces. it turns out he is an npr fan. [laughter] seriously. he gets back to us and says, all right, i will talk to you. yes, i know about and yes, i do on the denver guardian website. and he absolutely knew he was doing fake news. in his case, he was a hillary clinton supporter two. he said he started the whole thing is kind of a joke. he wanted to show how crazy the altar right was. how easy it was to spread fake news and the alt right echo chamber. he said he is making between 10 and $30,000 a month. and he had a whole little empire, he had a whole bunch of other websites where he was putting the stuff out there. but it was absolutely intentional. everything he said, everything about the denver guardian story was totally false and renew it. that is fake news. and i really do think there's a big difference between a reporter making a mistake, and what this gentleman was d