to having mobile landers. and this is one of my favorite parts of the museum because this is where we display the three rovers that have been doing major research on the planet mars over the last 20 years. the first rover to land and operate successfully on mars was one identical to this one. it was part of the pathfinder mission of 1996, and a little rover named sojourner was put down on the surface of mars, and it operated long beyond its expected lifetime, exploring around in the vicinity. as you can see, it has six wheels. and they're a kind of wheel called rocker wheels that will enable it to go over rocks without tipping over. it's about the size of a microwave oven, if you imagined a microwave oven having wheels. it has solar panels on top to keep it powered. it was really a little geologist that was put down on the surface of mars to do some of the kinds of investigations that a human geologist would do. it's equipped with a device to touch up against a rock and determine what chemical elements are in

to having mobile landers. and this is one of my favorite parts of the museum because this is where we display the three rovers that have been doing major research on the planet mars over the last 20 years. the first rover to land and operate successfully on mars was one identical to this one. it was part of the pathfinder mission of 1996, and a little rover named sojourner was put down on the surface of mars, and it operated long beyond its expected lifetime, exploring around in the vicinity. you can see it has six wheels, and they're a kind of wheel called rocker wheels that will enable it to go over rocks without tipping over. it's about the size of a microwave oven, if you imagined a microwave oven having wheels. it has solar panels on top to keep it powered. it was really a little geologist that was put down on the surface of mars to do some of the kinds of investigations that a human geologist would do. it's equipped with a device to touch up against a rock and determine what chemical elements are in that

just days later, the viking i lander became the first american spacecraft to land on mars.r its mission was complete, nasa formally transferred the ownership of viking i lander to the museum. of course we haven't been able to collect it yet. so nasa, working with the jet propulsion lab and the university of arizona was kind enough to check in on it for us. and this picture was taken by the high-rise camera aboard the mars reconnaissance orbiter to celebrate the museum's 40th birthday. it demonstrates the challenge ahead, and we have unfinished business on mars. and it's up to the men and women of this museum to inspire the next generation to take up the task. it would be impossible to recognize all the staff and volunteers who have performed the museum's mission over the decades. but we are honored to have ten of them with us here tonight who have been here as part of the team since the very beginning, 40 years ago. as i call your name, please stand. phil edwards. [ applause karen manus. [ applause ] i'm glad i didn't ask you to hold your applause. this is much better than

randy is from why lander wisconsin. randy told me that the affordable care act has been a savior for his wife, who was diagnosed with kidney failure more than two years ago as a result of an autoimmune disease. she has to have dialysis three times a week. the law eliminated her lifetime yes, t maximum limit -- on second yeah, the law eliminated her lifetimee maximum limit. and that helps them afford life-saving care. and it prevents her from being denied coverage because of her pre-existing condition. randy said the repealing the law will force them to face the harsh reality of not only losing insurance, but also declaring bankruptcy. i also heard from sheila. sheila is a small business owner who relies on the premium tax credits that helped her purchase purchaser health plan through the marketplace. she writes, i just wanted wanted to let you know how devastating it would be for my family if the affordable care act is repealed. to take away the subsidies which pretty much on the plant into ar affordable care act, she t

>> reporter: to a modern spoof on that same premise in "zoo lander."od hyperbole aside, doctors say hypnosis can be effective within limits, of course. >> the basic law of hypnosis is that you cannot make people do what they don't want to do. however, what they don't tell you is that we can affect the things that you want or desire. >> reporter: dr. daniel chew uses hypnosis in his practice to address anxiety orders, phobias, and depression in his patients. his employee daniela graciously agreeing to go under with our cameras rolling. she trying to stop smoking. >> there are several steps in hypnosis. the most important part is the induction part. that's where you try to get them to focus and relax. >> reporter: his tool, not a pocket watch, but just his voice. >> i w slowly inhale. three, two, one -- >> reporter: within moments, falls into a trance-like state. >> the next phase is called deepening. you no longer can hear other things going around you except the voice of the hypno therapist. you're going to feel the white sand beneath you -- >> reporte

days later, the viking i lander became the first american aircraftt to land on mars.after the mission was complete, nasa formally transferred the ownership of the viking i lander to the museum. of course, we have not been able to collect it yet. so nasa working with the jet propulsion lab in the university of arizona was kind enough to check in on it for us, and this picture was taken on the high-rise are reconnaissance or orbitor to inspire the next generation to take up the staff. it would be impossible to recognize all of the staff, and the volunteers who have performed the museum's missions over the decades, but we have ten here tonight who have been here as part of the team since the very beginning 40 years ago. as i call your name, please stand. phil edwards. karen mannis. i am glad that i didn't ask you to hold your applause, and this is much better than waiting until the end. ted maxwell. barbara o'malley. bill rowe. chris strain. mark taylor. bob vander landen. estelle washington. ken young. together they have represented over 400 years of service to the pres

scientists also wanted to set down a lander on the planet's surface.ack to earth. days later, these images revealed a crash site. the spacecraft had failed in the final moments of its descent. this year while we have been pushing the boundaries of space exploration, our focus has also been very much on our own planet. 2016 has been declared the hottest year on record, putting climate change and how to tackle it in the spotlight once again. this year, our planet united, at least for a while. for the world's countries, a plan to cut greenhouse gases became international law. the groundwork was laid at a climate summit in paris last year. after years of negotiations, an historic global agreement had been reached. countries must now move away from fossil fuels and instead adopt a green energy approach. butjust as the paris deal came into force, donald trump was elected as the us president. he once called climate change a hoax. in 2012, he tweeted it was invented by the chinese to harm us businesses. and during his campaign, he said this is what he would do

checking your school lander kid are up making lunch, ride to go cool looks damp but rest of the day looks mild in the 50's with sunshine, meisha. >> at least we will have the 50's, all right, katie, thanks very much. good morning. what are we looking at right now in what are we talking about? well, take a look, republican congressional caucus and presidential visit is coming to philadelphia today. trump will be in town. we have road closures this lay they will start at 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. but we are going to get busy in and around those areas before then. thirteenth street from chestnut to market. market there 11th to juniper and 12th street from chestnut to arch. heads up. what do you think of our new 3-d graphics overlooking center city. looking good center city. also, in talking about trump coming into town parking and pedestrian restrictions are starting at six l.a. m. what to i mean when i say pedestrian restrictions? sidewalks will be closed around loews hotel, demonstration is scheduled to be around 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. there will be multiple demonstrations throughout the cit

. >> i think it was mayor landers who said the police departments of america are not going to become the deportation force of america. do you have bipartisan consensus on that? has there been any consensus on what to do about the containers. i think allentown got sued for a couple million dollars. is this going to be discussed. >> i believe about 1:00 o'clock meeting tomorrow, you will see a nice consensus of mayors who are heavily involved in this conversation. this was the first meeting we have had since the election in our first chance to come together and develop consensus on a lot of important issues. we will be working on the issue and i am expecting we will have paper or letter that we will sign off on. >> healthcare has become a partisan issue. are there specific parts that all democrats and republicans here at the conference agree on. and what was the outgoing administration help that they gave to mayors and what was a disappointment. was there anything you are pleased about the outgoing administration and where you felt they fall short. >> that's an interesting question. le

mayor thaddeus kirk lander tells "action news" the police department is not suffering with the 34 officerrtfall. he explains the new year brought a wave of retirements and the department is dealing with budget constraints while it waits for a new contract from the city. but the city of 34,000 has one of the highest per capita murder rates which makes former mayor and community actor 50 john lindner disagree calling this a public safety issue. >> residents are concerned. everybody is talking about this situation. >> being short staffed -- >> a class of recruits will graduate from the academy later this month but that will just add 10 more officers to the force. >> another story that's brand new authorities have reported a sixth death from strong storms that swept through the south. the latest victim was killed in albany georgia as a violent 1 mile wide storm bore down on the town. the severe weather damaged more than 1,000 homes including four that caught fire. the storm also knocked down multiple trees. officials predict it may take four or five days to remove all of the debris. >> i was

zoo lander number two has leading nine razzie award nominations including worse actor and director for ben still area, close behind batman versus superman, eight nominations including worse picture, the razzies will be held before the oscars next month, winners are usually not present. >>> mark your calendars for the prime time emmy awards, on cbs this year, stephen colbert will be the holes, first time late show host will host major award show. nominations will be announce in the july. >>> yes, we know, few months away, but we want to let you know you can watch the 59th annual prime time emmy awards from september 17th, cite here on cbs-3, and fun fact. stephen colbert and i went to the same school. >> did you? >> very intelligent smart people. >> well, i think i would like to nominate katie for a track and field award. because she just flew from one side of the studio to the other. like a bullet. like lightning. >> the things you see behind the camera. >> yes. >> yes, well, i have many different placements in the studio, you'll see me at like what is it four different screens? yes, i

as we walk forward here in the eye witt the necessary weather , day lander, you will find temperatures back in the mid 50's here today. would i say about 9:00 in the morning or so, we will start to note that is wind picking up, it is not damaging but it will be enough that you notice it and gusting in the zero's or 30 miles an hour, at some point today. now, come friday a little teaser for you light morning snow is a strong possibility, we could see an inch or two, best chance south east half of our area and i will go into much more details into that possibility, just a later on, meisha. >> thanks very much. and good morning, everyone just waking up, i just want to say we are so happy you are here. also good news vine westbound side you are just opening an eastbound side you usually follow suit fairly quickly. westbound side we are looking good, we will see flashing lights here, crews on the way eastbound side we are waiting a little bit so heads up for those jumping on the vine. you should be okay leaving now ben franklin bridge, looking good pushing in the westbound direction in cent

harden, lander of the spurs and davis of new orleans. curry. there's a heavy loaded field. make an argument for a lot of different guys to be in the five man starting lineup. i appreciate the honor. >>> college hoops tonight. cal and number 11 oregon. that was dylan brooks in pregame. he got injured in that game ended up leaving -- look out! brent mullens rejected, swatted to mt. hood. had won three straight against the ducks. that streak ended. jordan bell with career high 26. 86-63 ducks. 15 straight victories. >>> cuteness alert. start young in corvallis. stanford taking on the beavs. steffi thompson to kendall manuel, then thompson wacks it away and pulls up here steph-like, beavs by eight. stanford back into it. humphrey inside, strong to the hoop. dorian piccens giving stanford a six point lead and right now the cardinal are leading. >>> only undefeated menz college hoops is gonzaga, gets the soft bounce. 22-12 zags. former cal bear jordan matthews nice pass to nigel williams-goss and this is what 300 pounds will do for you, bowls over the defender. jonathan williams

the zoo landers sql being nominated for nine awards, including worst picture, worst actor, and worstld, lame. that's all you need to know. >> worst actor nods for ben affleck, ben affleck, and they are held the day before the oscars. we wish them luck. >> at least zoo lander tries to be bad. >>> still ahead in the 8:00 hour, the search continues for a gunman who shot and killed a 16-year-old in the east bay. we have a live report. >>> problems for drivers all over the bay area. the wet weather causing large potholes just about everywhere. we will show you some of the most damage streets coming up. >>> dry weather 4$]éuis here. finally, how long will it last. >>james: this in the endicott our german of the door to get out to school we're still seeing cool temperatures of the guard is the low '40's partly cloudy bridge and a little bit more low 50s and that point may be admitted if here and there by 3:00 on the mostly sunny skies. >>robin w: the only improvement is in the carpool lane that always cannot early it goes right here on the right-hand side of the screen that is the only cle

it's right adjacent to the moon lander. and that was moved because it used to be next to the front doors coming in from the north entrance. >> give us a sense of where we're located here at the museum. >> okay. we're in the eastern end of the museum in what's called the space race. we call it the space hall. this has many of the u.s. and russian space artifacts that were used in the space race. we have the apollo soyuz right behind us, the hubble is right behind you. so these are major. 22,000 pounds, by the way. so, when you think about the fact that these things were put into space, in orbit. this is not the actual hubble. our plan was to recover it and bring it back and then display it here. this is the engineering backup for the hubble mission. so, it's kind of amazing that everything in here is either the real thing that did it or it's the authentic engineering and was going to be the backup vehicle. so, spacecraft that don't come back, of course, we can't display, but we do have -- they're not replicas. they were actu

tweet me yours @kevinmccarthytv and one more i want to mention is least favorite zoo lander two.oolander one it was brilliant and ben stiller is great director i don't know what happened with this movie way too many cameos it ran the bit too long. that's my least favorite of 2016. so those are all the movies this year. there were so many films that came out and so many to recommend. tweet me as kevinmccarthytv. i'm kevin mccarthy, fox news all right up next a big surprise for a little boy recovering from surgery he dreamed of being a firefighter. since the he can't leave the hospital d.c. fire came to him that s ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> welcome back an 8-year-old boy dreams of becoming a firefighter and hunter scarboro came from louisiana for troment and they reached out to d.c. fire to mack a surprise happen. "fox5" alexandra limon with the story app awe beaming smile while it cannot be seen behind his mask is obvious in his eyes. >> thank you. >> happy moments for 8-year-old hunter scarboro who had massive su he's spending holidays in the hospital. it was a trance plant so rare 50 happened

and it's true of rye lander avenue. the italian doo-wop, all that sort of stuff.nt, the whole immigrant experience. >> who lived here in the '50s. >> all white people. >> what kind of white people? >> white, white. we enjoy milk white. kissing dogs on the mouth, white white. but it moved forward. now you have this. definitely this whole, i'm from 223rd. you're from 225th. every ethnic that lives in the bronx has that. the next group that is going to take over here is mexicans. the thing is, it's an immigrant neighborhood. it is not a matter of who owns it, it's ace a -- a matter of who owns it at a particular time. and they're next. and i'm looking forward to that, because i enjoy a good quesadilla. but i made a good decision coming to lammy's today. >> good move. >> i'm always here for the curried goat and mac and cheese. lammy's don't play, man. ♪ isjust wanna see ifa again? my score changed... you wanna check yours? scores don't change that much. i haven't changed. oh, really? ♪ it's girls' night they said business casual. i love summer weddings! oh no. yeah, m

mysterious english guy, chappie addenda eventually identified by frank emanuel of italian gordon high landers c company borrow a 45 until the night of june 27? was the 45 in the canadian englishman's the canadian englishman's possession a month later when he was shot and killed on italian civilian near tears seen it diligently during the hold up attempt? who was robbing him. did jw malum sneak his army sidearm back to the states, or by a different 45 after he returned home. who sold malum 45 in mississippi? a 45 he like to share show off to sharecroppers. the worst souvenir to scare him. smashed across till till skull. pulled the trigger and blew out the boy's brain when scaring wasn't good enough. was the english sound and a colored gay guy hanging around awol in the u.s. army covered barracks with till, mcmurray and thomas? was it chappie as he was known because he called everybody chappie. did thomas, with his his gay lover the foreign soldier helsel and rob a sailors? is that how the murder weapon was obtained? after the barracks attack did champion thomas, not tylan mcmurray raid the sha

zoo lander 2 earned the most nominations with 9. including worst picture, actor and ben stiller.atman versus superman, god's of egypt, hillary's america, the secret history of the democratic party, and independence day resurgence. razzie members will be announced february 25th. one day before the oscars are handed out. you can see the oscar nominations tomorrow morning at 5:18. don't forget, abc 7 is your place to see the oscars, the ceremonies are at 5:30 sunday february 26th on channel 7. >>> president trump's first 100 days, we're not that far along yet. promises made during the campaign kept on day one. the controversial executive orders he signed today. >>> how do you turn a march into a movement? we'll find out next. we'll find out next. >>> pup be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infect

leonard another hard truth, when it came to graduate school i lander i was in fact, well, below average. taking -- i was below below average in the amount of tike too completely ph.d. being blow average -- below average is a being this and bass becausing a beth shows one of the most disturbing elements of the world of higher education debt is the amount that is taken out by graduate students. so, look, i could go on about the virtues of beths book, which many, but let me end by encouraging all you to pick up a couple of the book staned. gather they're for sale outside and ifow pick one up there asuggest amazon or the equivalent online and i think there's a lot to chew on in the book. without further adieu let me welcome beth akers, beth. [applause] there,. >> well, thank you, dan, very much for the generous introduction. i'm thrilled to be here, meaning here at the manhattan institute and part hover this great organization, but also here today to be able to put some of my ideas intoure ear' hope they stick. so thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to speak with you today. so,

sit in the chamber of commerce to watch them act out in slow motion a gas station scene from "zoo landerixed up right now. i haven't seen any of these films i saw, i think one called "login" because i like the two little creatures that do the "acuna matata." by and large, i don't watch movie award shows anymore unless a friend of mine -- >> bill: hollywood is changing into a niche thing and all of that. but i am intrigued on meryl streep. you didn't invite me to that dinner? i didn't get an invite. i would have appreciated that. >> bill: >> billy, i told you ig to invite you but we had to hide my car before she we started e. >> bill: she was giving it to you. [laughter] >> i will say this. sometimes, when they are giving protest speeches, they feel rushed. i think we have to eliminate some of the minor categories so we can let these protest speeches breathe. >> bill: so we can listen to "meet the press" on the golden globes. >> have another option, too. we should have two of our trust, a new one where everyone plugs politics and that an old one, where everyone gets a dolled up. that can

he piloted the lunar lander to ten miles of the surface.amily says he died following ongoing health issues. his passion for paspace exploration never waned. he was 82 years old. >>> let's get a check on cnn money stream. investors are a little nervous around the world this morning after a holiday week in the u.s. dow futures lower. losses in europe stocks. shares in asia is mixed. the pound is down at a 31-year low. here's what's going on. investors are skittish ahead of theresa may's announcement today on the brexit. and paying attention to the confirmation picks here for the trump cabinet. new this morning, two of the world's biggest cigarette companies rolled into one. british american tobacco is buying reynolds for $49 billion. it brings together the biggest brands. pall mall, camel, newport. the merger will create the world's largest tobacco company. they have strong ties. rights to each others brands in different countries. reynolds made headlines for bringing in john boehner as a director. >>> a second governor pushing to make colleg

the 20 million-dollar, they have is being used to develop a small lunar lander and they will call ite moon express has goal of winning google's lunar prize for launching a probe to the moon and sending live images back to earth. >>> and you have always felt this way on the schuylkill you are totally stuck. wish i had a flying car maybe like jetson's. is there a aviation giant that is grant ago this wish. ceo of air bus says its company will test self piloted flying cars by end of the year air bus says it is an experimental phase right now with the flying cars, but it is taking the development quote very seriously. >>> for real. >> most people can't keep their eyes on the road and new we have to look up. >> i don't know about this one , bob. >> i just hope it works better than new drone i bought over the weekend because it is already busted after 30 minutes after a crash landing. good morning, everybody. 4:47. no flying cars here. everybody has wheels on the ground and we are in good shape. live look at the schuylkill expressway, it is first day back to work, first day back to school

after the success of their robotic lander in 2013, they've decided it's time to go back. the sun will put on a spectacular display. in august, from the west coast to the east, a total solar eclipse will be visible, moving across the whole of the united states. it will be visible to an estimated 12 million people. so fingers crossed for clear skies. we're gonna cancel billions in payments to the united nations climate change programmes. and in 2017, all eyes will be on donald trump and global warming. he once tweeted that climate change was ‘a hoax', and during the election, he said he'd pull out of the paris climate deal. no—one yet knows what he'll do. while he's recently met with climate campaigner al gore, he's also just appointed several key cabinet members who've expressed sceptical views about climate change. and could we soon see the land speed record broken? after funding setbacks and delays, in october, the bloodhound super—sonic car will finally be put to the test. the team will be heading to south africa, where they're hoping to reach speeds of 1,600 kilometres

so they didn't have the best reported quarter but the guidance was positive for landers. we saw reserve releases in energy. again, that's some really good positive guidance. somebody mentioned zions earl r earlier, emergency exposure, or regions bank has energy exposure. they could have reserve releases. i think there's positives out there. i do think that the regulatory side has a lot of pieces to be yet released. but you know, the volcker rule could go away. that could be great for guys with big trading books. take it away from the retailers. that was a transfer of wealth. so i think there's a lot of positives that could still happen here. i do think we get m and a at the smaller names as soon as guidance and clarity. >> do you concur with jim cramer that what jpmorgan delivered was the best quarter ever for a bank? >> you know -- >> you get the point he's making. >> yeah. i mean, the point is, you know, it was a very good quarter. i mean, you know, credit is good. you know, you can pick at any little piece of business. they were conservative and guided only a 10% long

then there's a woman here on the isle and the gentleman -- the three right here spirit george friede lander. my concerns with all of this are 1 million but i will go to the two extreme ones. one is the problem at the federal level of project selection, which has never been solved sufficiently. when you have a federal role. and then at the state and local level, the problem of the political cycle, which is if i do things on the cheap for now, i will get reelected. if i do what is really needed, it will be too costly and i probably won't. i thought of it all seems to come back to return on investment and know what i dont think i figured out how you measure roi on this spinning your first point is project selection, right? the guy behind you. >> thank you very much. i appreciated both of your comments about user fees. i would be interested in your thoughts about what i call the invisible users. so the mighty absentee landowners next to a new transit station or new highway interchange. they never use the highway or the transit. they will get a huge windfall engines of increased land value from

had this reputation of having a great sense of humor and had a reputation of being a fill la land landerer. when the rubber meet the road his days show through. >> who is tim knee matlock. >> he is a friend of jefferson's, a patriot, the continental congress wants the declaration engrossed for all time and then signed afterwards. matlock is that engrosser. it takes him a couple of weeks to do it. that document is now at the national archives, the document that americans may see hanging in school buildings or government offices or may have in their own homes, that's the engrossed copy of the declaration and it's signed by most of the delegates. >> how many copies are recognize in had as first generation copies that are around? >> well, so the engrossed copy of the declaration of independence is at the national archives, the original. there's one copy of that. you may be referring to the dunlap broad sides which are the declaration of independence printed copies that were printed on the night of july 4th, 1776 in hot type in john dunlaps printing shop signed only by john han cog. there are a

zoo lander number two has leading nine razzie award nominations including worse actor and director for batman versus superman dawn every justice with eight nominations, the razzies will be held the day before the oscars next month. and the winners are usually not present. >> i bonds year? how is this for blast from the past? rod stewart is going on tour with another music veteran, cyndi lauper. they'll open july 6 in hollywood, florida. hit 18us cities in five weeks. tickets go on sale friday. >> legends. >>> well, we will be right back with three to go. stay with us. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. try therafluexpressmax,you back now in new caplets. it's the only cold & flu caplet that has a maximum strength formula with a un

as he entered the infamous apollo lunar lander spacecraft for his return home he offered a message of "peace and hope for all mankind". cernan also took part in a gemini spaceflght in 1965 and in apollo 10 , the last mission before the one that put neil armstrong on the moon in 1969. he was 82 years old. >> steve:today of course is martin luther king day. and this is just one of the tributes to civil rights leader today in the bay area. our helicopter partners at a-b- c 7 caught this large crowd marching through the streets of oakland. initiate change through non- violence and education to keep the dream alive that was today's theme for the 25th annual. dr. martin luther king, jr. multi-cultural rally in oakland. kron4's haaziq madyun was there and files this report it was a high spirited 25th annual dr. martin luther king jr. multicultural rally here at the i-l-w-u warehouse union hall in oakland. "today is the day time for celebrating dr. martin luther king otis sanders is the chair of the martin luther king rally committee "remember martin luther king and the message he brought to

i f "eelde i f like american pie >> so was grownups to two ando a zoo lander two.chin >> i haven't seen "deadpool."adl i tried watching it on the it ot plane kev. >> don't watch movies on the plane.plan how dare you. >> either that or order oer another cocktail. all right, there you go.t, theog we got snow out to the westes and that will be moving in. i listen it's going to get in get here earlier than what wehat expected yesterday so between about 8 o'clock and 10 o'clock tonight expect isn't snowsn s showers. dusting to an inch perhaps anha inch plus north and west. plenty more on the upcoming upcg snow at the top of the hour.e pf let's do traffic with erin.. >> i'm wearing a spring dressss in protest of the snow.now. outer loop you can see the flashing lights boot 95 split. we're dealing with a crashalingc block the shoulder.ock thou a car into the side mediania there.th heavy traffic on the outeruter loop from route one past 95ast 5 getting to georgia.eorgia it's about a 25 minute slow we're seeing some congestionst growing on the inner loop as lop well past 95

after the success of their robotic lander in 2013, they‘ve decided it‘s time to go back.e united states. it will be visible to an estimated 12 million people. so fingers crossed for clear skies. we‘re gonna cancel billions in payments to the united nations climate change programmes. and in 2017, all eyes will be on donald trump and global warming. he once tweeted that climate change was ‘a hoax‘, and during the election, he said he‘d pull out of the paris climate deal. no—one yet knows what he‘ll do. while he‘s recently met with climate campaigner al gore, he‘s also just appointed several key cabinet members who‘ve expressed sceptical views about climate change. and could we soon see the land speed record broken? after funding setbacks and delays, in october, the bloodhound super—sonic car will finally be put to the test. the team will be heading to south africa, where they‘re hoping to reach speeds of 1,600 kilometres per hour. and it‘s time for a last look at saturn, as the cassini mission comes to an end. nasa spacecraft has transformed our understanding of this giant

sit in the chamber of commerce to watch them act out in slow motion a gas station scene from "zoo landerd up right now. i haven't seen any of these films i saw, i think one called "login" because i like the two little creatures that do the "acuna matata." by and large, i don't watch movie award shows anymore unless a friend of mine -- >> bill: hollywood is changing into a niche thing and all of that. but i am intrigued on meryl streep. you didn't invite me to that dinner? i didn't get an invite. i would have appreciated that. >> bill: >> billy, i told you ig to invite you but we had to hide my car before she we started e. >> bill: she was giving it to you. [laughter] >> i will say this. sometimes, when they are giving protest speeches, they feel rushed. i think we have to eliminate some of the minor categories so we can let these protest speeches breathe. >> bill: so we can listen to "meet the press" on the golden globes. >>er option, too. we should have two of our trust, a new one where everyone plugs politics and that an old one, where everyone gets a dolled up. that can be the oscars.

. >> you're flat lander is what you are. it should be interesting. >> and then bob kelly, oh. oh.> you know the best part about learning to ski, as an adult, is when you're trying to make your way down the mountain, some five year old blows right by with you no polls. >> have you her that, sue, where you've fallen, five year old, do you need help? >> and they help you up? and you look like an idiot. oh, it is a lot of fun, alex, you will have a great time. >> well bob kelly told me, he freaked me out, he said make sure you have aspirin ready as soon as you're done. what, really? >> epsom salts for the tub afterward. just saying. all right, so this looks like this is probably going to be at the most a 12 hour event, not adding up to much. from 7:00 p.m. tonight until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, about an inch in the pocono mountains, just in time for you, alex. we'll gave you a little bit of real snow. lehigh valley one to 2 inches, philadelphia, and the north around western suburbs already between one to 2 inches when all is said and done. maybe little more in south jersey and delaware, be

that is stephanie landers. we are back with erik nielsen. is that a lot of people think they need to rethink their relationship with europe and europe needs to rethink the relationship with institutions. an idea that is the reset. no simpleuse there is answer. i read a fantastic article over the weekend that was called the flight 93. this is the flight that the passengers took down. let's just do anything to change course. you end up doing something that kills you anyway. it is a scary thought. an easy idea to say that we have to change but to what? tom: will you change? will you write your sunday night memo from paris? last week was the big theme of moving to paris. erik: no, no, we not moving to paris. i would like to do it from france. another thing that is talked about is that he can see the pickup in sentiment in france now and i think it may have to do with the election. so you can see a pickup in the housing market. and the indicators looked pretty ok. tom: where is your level of inflation in france or germany? erik: the one thing i w