stay tuned for more of ronan tynan: more than magic.of this marvelous concert in just a few minutes. up next, ronan will perform "hallelujah," "going home," and "red is the rose." and we are especially excited because we have ronan with us in the studio today, and rhea feikin will be talking to him in just a minute. ronan tynan's voice has charmed presidents and monarchs, and with this, his first solo concert for public television, he is charming all of us as well. we hope that you take the time now to call in and financially support these charming and terrific concerts and specials that public television brings you throughout the year. programs just like this one. please, call this station at the number on your screen now and make the most generous contribution you can. and when you support this station at certain membership levels, we have some great ways of saying thanks. here's more about them. ♪ sing me an irish song >> announcer: call in now with your pledge of support for ronan tynan: more than magic and we will say thanks with s

por tiempo limitado puedo tener su propio sistema magic bullet gratis. asi es...mi les vean como se hace cualquier trabajo en diez segundos, con el magic bullet. >> mick: hola, ¿como estan esta maÑana? [risa] ...mira quien viene. >> buenos dias, berti. >> ay, no tan buenos. >> oye, ¿quieres un pelo del perro que te mordio? >> no te asustes, solo estoy bromeando, pruebalo es un jugo de frutas. >> hombre: buenos dias. >> mujer: mmm, que bien luce eso, ¿me das a probar? >> a mi tambien, ¿de que frutas tienes? >> ¿de que frutas quieres? el suyo es de fresas y bananas. >> ¿tiene de bayas? >> toda clase de bayas, aqui hay unas frambuesas, tambien hay arandanos y tengo unas fresas. ya esta listo, mira bien... un poco de jugo, aun no termine, unos cubos de hielo... le pongo las aspas, le doy una vuelta rapida... [zumbando] y mira esto, en solo tres, cuatro, cinco segundos... observa esto-- un rico jugo de bayas mixtas... en menos tiempo de lo que canta un gallo, disfrutilo. >> hombre: gracias. >> ¿que es eso, un batidor de jugos personal? >> bien, si quieres que sea eso.

what magic potion is in that? >> it looks filled-in, like plumped-up. >> this is amazing. would use this every day. >> man: you'll learn the secrets to heidi's wrinkle-fighting breakthrough with beauty industry insider simone ciafardini. >> the instant wrinkle smoother is our secret weapon. >> it's amazing. >> it is fantastic. >> man: and watch as the makeup comes off and heidi gives you an intimate peek at how she uses in an instant on her own bare skin. >> now, camera, come on closer to really see the magic. >> woman: plus, just ahead, details on how you can receive free gifts from heidi worth over $40. so keep watching, tell your girlfriends, and imagine your skin getting younger instantly, before your very eyes. >> whether you're 25, 35, or 55 years old, you can instantly change the way you look right now. > i would say my skin started changing from 27 upwards. and because of my job, i have to find the best things possible for my skin. >> well, as heidi's dermatologist over the last 10 years, i have noticed some of the normal changes that we see from aging-- fine lines

things in the magic kingdom. the heat and magic getting it on. jumping over hedo turkoglu. later on, tough fade away. that will go lebron's way. he was six of six from the field. and on, the finger roll. making it look easy. once more, lebron, knocking down the jumper from the magic basketball. whatever that is. lebron, 23 points in the first. he was nine of nine from the field. in the third quarter, this is scary. check this out. dwyane wade drives baseline. and taken down hard by dwight howard. landed straight on his back. the shoulder blades, they met quickly with the hardwood. wade, mauled by howard. he would leave the game with a he contusion. he would eventually return. he's a gamer. under 30 seconds in the third, james with the drive, the spin and the hi fadeaw fadeaway jumper. that's money. he had 14. under 20 seconds to go. lebron at the line for two shots. 49 points on the night. he made both. 49 plus 2, that's 51. that's a monster game for him. ensuing magic possession, down six. jameer nelson, three ball. magic down a triple. the ensu

in his latest show, inside magic, he lets people take shots at him with paint ball guns. then he catches the pallets in his mouth. >> my greatest challenge and my goal is to allow people in the audience to be little kids again. they should be able to forget their daily worries and just completely forget the moment in the magic. >> the 29-year-old from the western germany goes by fa rid. his surname is one thing he doesn't reveal. he learned his first magic tricks from his grand fatsdzer when he was just six years old. he wanted to become a magician ever since. >> my dream of being a magician wasn't taken seriously. and i wanted to do my father a favor. so i study law. but i spent most of my time over with the psychology students, reading books to educate myself. severing based on psychology, rhetoric, dexterity, distraction, physics, chemistry and acting. the combination is what my audience sees when i perform. in 2009, he fooled celebrities like this german rapper. >> there's no car here. not yet. choose a color. >> the color? black. >> he enjoys being in the spotlight a

magic up by two. gilbert arenas, finding howard.gic win 101-85. >>> that's all for your espn news update. i'm don bell. now, back to you in the studio. >>> well, you have to hand it to the green bay packers and their fans. when the super bowl champs brought their trophy into lambeau field yesterday, there were more than 50,000 cheering fans inside. >> that's despite temperatures hovering around 5 degrees. the big celebration included comments from super bowl mvp, quarterback aaron rogers. and predictions of another packers party at the same time next year. >>> coming up next, the president hosts republican leaders, today, at the white house. while the first lady marks an important anniversary. stay with us. [ female announcer ] now, transform dry, damaged hair... and give it a whole new life! with the aveeno nourish plus moisturize collection. the only hair care with active naturals wheat formulas, that target even the weakest parts of hair with hydrating proteins to help repair damage in just 3 washes. for softer, stronger... ... h

[applause] >> hello i'm charl davis program direct for the mo magic which is western addition fillmore of adolescent growth in our communities. i'm a resident of the western addition and been doing work in the community before this was organized. mo magic is part of the bay view mag i believing in the public defentders office it started in the bay view in 2004. last year supervisor mirkarimi liked the work that was doing done with be magic and wanted it expanded to the western edition. as of november of last year the program was organized. it seeks to bring community based organizations. cities and residents to talk about how to best serve the community and how we can work all together. we meet every other week in the western addition to discuss that. even though it's focused on the western addition we try to work with everyone in district 5. in serving the youth we have to work with their families and how the youth during and after school hours affect the community and how we can work together to make things better for the youths and the neighborhood. >> welcome. i'm mark christianson

lebron tortures the magic and a big pitch by a big cat.you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to to "early today." i'm lynn berry. a year-long senate investigation into the twooib shooting rampage in fort hood, texas, shows the mass carry in which 13 were killed could have and should have been prevented. it's thought both the fbi and the army for repeatedly iing moring multiple warning signs that the accused shooter was deeply troubled, including his repeated contact with radical islamic clerics in yemen. >>> lawings vegas police have arrested a man in connection with the brazen snatch of $1.5 million in chips from the bellagio casino last year. the 29-year-old who is the son of a local judge was allegedly caught trying to sell the chips to undercover cops. >>> a canadian snow mobiler is recovering from injuries sustained after plunging 100 feet down a glacier's crevice earlier this week. rescuers say they were shocked the man only broke a few ribs and fractured his spine, despite the fact that his 500 pound snow mob

. >> i like magic bullets.ove -- and, actually, all of medicine, whether it be surgery or pills, in some way or other is a magic bullet. >> reporter: fat freezing might not transform lives but there are a lot of people who will view it as a magic bullet. look at barbara's profile after five months. radically different. no extra situps, no starving, no surgery. she certainly believes it to be a pretty cool solution to one of life's most stubborn problems. for "nightline," i'm claire shipman in boston. >> how about that? thanks to claire for that report. >>> up next, it is $170 million market that is growing crowded with celebrity brands. posh nail polish is tonight's "sign of the times." succeeding in today's market] requires more than wishful thinking. it requires determination and decisive action. go to e-trade and get unbiased analyst ratings and 24/7 help from award-winning customer support to take control of your finances and your life. tap into the power of revolutionary mobile apps. to trade wherever. whe

howard, 31 points, magic plow over atlanticers. >>> great tennis in san jose.t year's champ and they never played each other before. just practiced this last week at the australian open. he wins the first set, still going, much more on sports sunday tonight. comprehensive coverage of every team on comcast sports net bay area. tonight, we have sports sunday here on nbc bay area. that will be a big one. we have guests in the studio. >> there they are. >> mark of the sabercats. >> hello. >> we'll have him on sports sunday tonight and talk some arena football. we love it. >> thanks for joining us for the bay area and see you back here tonight at 11:00. until then, have a lovely night. >> nationwide, states are debating pros and cons of teacher tenure. so should we. i'm suzanne shaw. in california, public school teachers become permanent after just two years of work. though most teachers do an admirable job, those who under-perform are protected by tenure. low achievement is no grounds for dismissal and low performing teachers often stay on the job. public education

mo magic came out of bay view. what she does and what we all do is volunteer and go to the meetings, is they actually find all of the different support and community based organizations from youth on up, families. they connect it to the community. they have a special events the black and white ball was put on by the mo magic. we did a call out and said come and volunteer at the black and white ball. even though it's not no in your neighborhood -- as you know nobody can put up a wall around your

and let's start out with magic. why might we relate sugar to magic? well, sugarcane if we go back to the world map originally was very first, you know, off at the edge on the far edge, we know that it was first grown in new guinea. and it was, they grew sugarcane. have any of you seen sugarcane before? >> okay, good. >> have any of you ever tasted sugarcane? >> all no. >> all right, all right. we do know that sugarcane was first grown in new guinea, and then it was brought up to india. and the reason we know that is there are prayers to the goddess durga where you would burn various offerings to the goddess. and one of the offerings that you burned was sugarcane. and we know that the original word in the ancient indian language of sanskrit for sugar was that which brings sweetness to the people. but at a certain point the name for this substance changed, and the new name for it was with shakara which means gravel. can anybody guess why you might use a word that means gravel for sugarcane? for sugar? this gentleman. >> you might use gravel because when

of the other stuff, the magical all too rare moments of international history where peace breaks out and nothing happens and countries become so comfortable they demilitarize their relationship and they keep their borders undefended and let down their guard. they eliminate war as a legitimate tool of statecraft. i would like to do three things in the next 30 minutes. to tell you how i went about examining how and when peace breaks out and highlight what we think is the most important conclusion of the study. what would you want to take away and ruminate about the way you move going forward? then end by saying a few things about president obama and his the engagement strategy because his readiness to talk to the end of me was one of the most distinguishing features of his presidential campaign and reset with russia and trying to negotiate and trying to reach out to syria is unusual foreign policy. i want to offer some thoughts on how the average has gone and where it is likely to head in the months ahead. for starters coming in trying to answer the question when and why, i went back t

>> this would be a magic time of year. you would probably see this place is jammed with street artists. as the no, there is a lottery held at 6 in the morning. that is how sought after the spaces are. you might get as many as 150 street artists to show up for 50 spaces. >> what other areas can a licensed street artist go to? >> they can go to the fisherman's wharf area. they can go in and around union square. we have space is now up in the castro, in fact. >> how many are there? >> we have about 420. >> are they here all year round? >> out of the 420, i know 150 to sell all year round. i mean like five-seven days a week. >> are they making their living of of this? >> this is their sole source of income for many. >> how long have you been with this program. how much has it changed? >> i have been with the program since it began 37 and a half years ago but i have seen changes in the trend. fashion comes and goes. >> i think that you can still find plenty of titis perhaps. >> this is because the 60's is retro for a lot of peo

it's so magical it's easy to forget. you just take it for granted. even sometimes an anti-vaccine crowd will come up and say maybe this, maybe that. >> rose: meaning there may be some... >> a long time ago there was a claim that a vaccine was... had something to do with autism. >> rose: right. >> very recently the british medical journal showed that the doctor who wrote that article had a financial connection to the lawyers involved and that he had faked that data. it had been disproven for a long time but actually seen why it wasn't just bad luck... >> rose: so this seal ther is's no relationship between the vaccine and... >> it should. but there's also skepticism out there. and it's not just in the united states. but we have to constantly be very careful about the safety of these things and make sure the word gets out about that. and make sure that we keep the investment going because it's the only way for many of these things to have... >> rose: it's a way to build for the future. >> yes. >> rose: are you happy with the process of certifying vacci

nba high this year with 52 as the heat beat the orlando magic 104-100. cal hoops on the road. mike montgomery's club supposed to destroy arizona state tonight and jorge 18 points, six assists. yet at the finish, they needed allen crab to do his thing. he was 1 for 9 before hitting the clinching three pointer. there's 6-4, 13-9 overall. here we go with arizona at stanford. arizona is ranked 21st. derek williams cast over a sore pinky and jeremy grain, that was really nice. jeremy grain doing his business. look at that. jason reminded him of dr. j. jason and i turning back the clock. anyway, derek williams 21-8. arizona beat stanford. cardinal lost three of their last four. elsewhere, same marriage. tonight, he shouldn't have tweeted. it's mississippi state player, raven johnson who is upset with what's going on, so he says starting to see why people transfer from mississippi state. you can play the minutes, but not getting your talent show. because you are watching someone else with the ball the whole game, no report from the coach. he is unexpheap he's tweeting. one of the yan

those magical, all too rare moments in international history when peace breaks out. when nothing happens. when countries become so comfortable with each other that they demilitarize their relationship. they un -- they keep their bordered undefended. they let down their guard. they eliminate war as a legitimate tool of state craft. that's the puzzle. so i'd like to do and treat things in the next 30 minutes or so. one is tell you how i went about examining this puzzle. how and when peace breaks out. tell you the story i found. second, highlight for you what i think the most important con cushions of the study are. what did i find that you would want to take away tonight? and ruminate about that may affect the way that you think about want world and diplomacy moving forward? and then i want to end by saying a few things about president obama and his engagement strategy. because his readiness to talk to the enemy was in some ways one the most distinguishing features of his presidential campaign and also of his time as president. reset with russia, reaching out to cuba,

magic johnson -- you don't do anything in l.a. unless magic gets up there.s up front number taxpayer money. no money out of the guy's pocket. $700million reportedly from farmer's insurance for naming rights for 30 years. that is supposedly, again new york city shovel has been put in the ground number date has been given but that would be something to bring pro football back to l.a. empire state building 1,500 steps and you reach the top on the 86th floor. and the men's winner, 13 minutes with the women's winner not far behind. the empire state building. jackie you have done a lot of things, have you one -- run that? >> i have never been to new york. >> we are all stunned. >> you worked in madrid. and you didn't have to stop in new york? >> if you go out of miami you save two hours. >> if you [ male announcer ] breakfast for breakfast. breakfast for lunch. breakfast for dinner. with three new breakfast lovers dishes, who needs a break from breakfast? denny's. america's diner is always open.

. >>> magic and grizzlies pick it up. mike conley. the grizzlies up 98-96.nal seconds, magic down three. jason richardson threw one up from somewhere near graceland. returned to center. that's not going to get it done. the grizzlies won it 100-97. >>> college hoops, number 13 louisville, number 14, georgetown. thompson stopped from beyond the ark to give them the three-point lead. last chance for louisville, but payton was running off theç ma. georgetown won 62-59. >>> super bowl just days bah, but troy palamolu won the player of the year award. he is known for his curly lox, and he beat out matthews by a hair. steelers and packers arrived in dallas yesterday to begin their super bowl week preparations. they say everything is bigger in texas, including hines ward's belt buckle. i have dinner plates smaller than that. the wide receiver looked ready for an old-fashioned shootout. the game may be a different story with the two defenses going head-to-head. packers are two-point favorites. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> ea

magic pulled away in the fourth quarter.ert arenas sliced through the defense and got the lay-up to fall. like the heat, magic are streaking too, they've won nine in a row. 101-85. >>> kevin love set a new team record with a 38th consecutive double-double. 20 and 14 against the rockets. also a pretty good shooter from the outside. nails the three late in the fourth to sale it. minnesota won it, 112-108. >>> grizzlies and thunder, tied game, final seconds. russell westbrook missed the three. james harden got the rebound, but couldn't hit the lay-up. we were headed to o.t. zach randolph scored four of his 31 in the final frame. grizzlies silence the thunder. >>> finally, lambeau field windchill temperatures below zero to celebrate the packers super bowl win. lucky fans in the first row were able to get up close and personal to the players and the lombardi trophy. the celebration capped off a party that's been going on since sunday night in green bay. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> coupl

. >>> the college quarterback with a golden touch and what he can do with a football is no magic trick. millions have been watching his stunts on youtube, and we'll show you this trick shot quarterback in just a few minutes. pretty cool stuff. >> i hadn't seen it. that's really cool. >> that and a lot more ahead. we want to start off this morning with the very latest from egypt and a pledge from the military rulers who are currently in charge. they're making promises to the people to transfer power to a civilian government and to keep the peace agreement it made decades ago with israel. northbound's chief foreign correspondent richard engel is live in cairo. richard, good morning. >> good morning, lester. the protest movement that toppled the former regime of president -- former president hosni mubarak has inspired this entire nation. all day today there have been many protests from every walk of life in this country. people saying that they will not accept poor conditions in the workplace, corruption anymore. there have been so many it's been hard to keep track. lawyers have been prot

but paul putting on a magic show. he gets the ball here, starts a drive with a great fake. that had the hornets up by 15. but the warriors get a lot from their bench. and the starters heat up. monta, steals, moves ahead to steph curry. the warriors storm back for a huge 102-89 win. they play in utah tomorrow. the giants starting their workouts in scottsdale today. and it's not game action but this is what we've wanted to see. yes, it just feels right. the orange and black out of the dugout in full uniforms with gear bags. it is real now. the giants stepping into the box and buster posey taking some of the first swings of spring. we love the crack of the bat first thing in the morning. businesslike mood but still joyous. meanwhile down the road in phoenix, the a's reporting today. they made a lot of moves to bolster their bull pen to complement andrew bailey. like the jintgiants. they even have an aussie import, grant balfour, a setup man out of the pen. the rais ce should be tight. >>> when we come back, the ghivt cnesiail honor for someone who got his start right here in t

. >>> also some magic at the white house. motown magic. last night the president honor the 89 music of motown honoringing it the sound track of the civil rights era. a performance by nick jones and stevie wonder and smokey robinson ♪ you are the sunshine of my life ♪ >> it was part of a white house celebration of black history months. 7:16 right now. stevie wonder talks about sunshine. as we move over to marysol castro, not sure there is a ton of that in the east today. >> not in the east but certainly in the middle of the country. good morning, everyone. >>> we show you that national picture. the eastern seaboard gets a lot of rain but a high pressure system in the northern plains sunny but cold. we want to talk to you about the severe weather nearly 200 reports of severe weather. there were confirmed tornadoes outside of memphis and nashville. today all of that weather moves out. cooler temperatures come in but not a lot of precipitation not for this part of the country. again, the eastern seaboard getting much, much rain throughout the

that's crazy horse road protected by magic. the favor of gods and spirits. ministore is survived by the ways in which crazy horse uses the sacred power. it is everything he believes they kept him from harm and helped him to defeat his enemies. but he was not the only one to benefit from the favor of the spirit means. when he came onto the battlefield, his friend said everybody felt stronger. crazy horse had dreams of horses which were thunder beings as a kind of dream he enjoyed power that went beyond the ordinary calculation of weapons, numbers or clever plans. some of his friends were also thunder dreamers including taking. no, and then crazy horse called cousin. in the summer of 1930 when the wars were long over, kicking bear told anthropologists what thunder dreamers could do. their power came from the sky bird whose beating wings were heard by men like the sound of thunder. iraq was the first of all things. it created a companion, the second of all thanks. to dream could complicate a man's life almost got imaginary requiring them to behave as a contrary

. >> we don't have a magic wand. we have to work hard to make magic happen to real life. >> reporter: there's still a lot of energy out here, and some of the young protestors are vowing to stay until all of their demand are met. at the top of that list is lifting a state of emergency that's been in place here for the past 30 years. others are saying they want to hold demonstrations every friday indefinitely. lester, back to you. >> ron allen in tahrir square where the celebration continues tonight. and a big question remains -- can egypt's experience be copied elsewhere in the arab world? much of it ruled by kings, dictators and other authoritarian leaders. today many tested the government of algeria, as we hear from nbc's martin fletcher. >> reporter: is algeria next? up to 15,000 protesters defied a ban on demonstrations today calling for democratic reform, just like in egypt. even waving egypt's flag. their kmant chant? "no to a police state." more than 25,000 riot police and they arrested about 400 protesters. th

and all this technology behind the scenes, and if you can keep it hidden, it feels like a really magical moment. to me, that is what is inspiring, and that is what makes the public, their eyes light up. >> you feel a little bit like the wizard of oz? >> totally, yes. >> having been on market street for a while and seeing how the public is reacting to your piece, what is your impression of what it is going to be like here? >> i'm already loving it. just the fact that i can look up and see someone seeing how crazy it is, and i have been bumping into people in the street who are recognized only from their portrait. i'm hoping that people will provide a slightly more friendly way to look at each other in this neighborhood. >> it is helping to reinforce and create a sense of neighborhood. so we want to thank you for being part of this project and thank you for bringing "faces" to san francisco. >> the artery project will have installations on market street until june 2011. this revitalization initiative is funded by the national endowment for the arts in an effort to transform market street i

. >> los cleapers recibieron a su equipo de los orlando magic . >> y esto es todo en cuanto a la informacións ciudades enfrentan grandes dñficit de presupuesto . >> san josñ le lleva la delantera en garantizar el estadio . >> ♪ . >> ahora vamos con el pronóstico del tiempo . >> buenas noches . >> vamos al detalles de las temperatura . >> tranquilo para las montañas, cesaron por ahora las ráfagas del viento. >> hay que abrigarse. >> para mañana esto es lo que sucede, temperaturas que irán aumentando . >> para el domingo entra un frente que bajara las temperaturas. >> sábado agradable. >> le tengo más detalles. >> y esto es todo en cuanto a la información meteorológica de tiempo . >> y a la vuelta de comerciales le traemos más de el mundo de las mascotas y sus amos. >> á a casi 50 años de la fuga de alcatraz se cree que todavía los prófugos están vivos . >> a 5o millas se encontraron vestigios de estos. >> las víctimas de cáncer de mamá , ahora son sometidos a cirugías menos invasiva. >> antes le sacaban en seno y parte de la axilal . >> ahora a muchas mujeres solo les quitan algunos nodulos d

mo magic came out of bay view. what she does and what we all do is volunteer and go to the meetings, is they actually find all of the different support and community based organizations from youth on up, families. they connect it to the community. they have a special events the black and white ball was put on by the mo

her brother contributed a lot to people interests in paganism and magic. because it's cool and pasta is not the only illustrious literature figure buried in israel's military symmetries here interest and. then william shakespeare. he was also part of the army and served as a truck driver although he died a few years before potter was born both tombstones bring a smile of recognition. with the head of the un office on drugs and crime in russia who says there should be a comprehensive approach towards fighting drug trafficking in afghanistan. i'm here talking to mr uni for dr friese the head of the un office for drugs and crime russia has long been trying to get drug production included on the list of international security threats that mr pitt also thank you very much for talking to us now the u.s. seems to have been hampering those efforts to get struck production on to this list of international threats why do you think that it's. everybody considers. a major global challenges. as as well. particular direction that many took from the territory of afghanis

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about science, i know that intelligent and educated people get alzheimer's, too, but i had sort of magic fought mainly out of it and fought well, if you're really -- if you're smart and engaged with life and you work hard and you do intellectual work coming to get exercise and eat your vegetables you're not going to get alzheimer's. well, this of course is nonsense, as the national institute of health found out in a major review of this in august, and all these people who believe that exercise and greens are going to protect them from alzheimer's, those are good things in themselves, the exercise, the dreams and intellectual work, they are not a magic pill that's not going to meet you get alzheimer's. but one of the things about it that's so tragic, and when you think the risk doubles and every five year period for 65, and that half of people who are over 85 have dementia of which alzheimer's is the leading cause -- my partner i can remember when he was sort of in the middle stages of it, when he could still do some things but not others, i can remember him turning to me on the crosstown

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magic whistle. do an austrian accent." and i'm like, "yeah. yeah, i think i can figure that out." he's like, "okay." and i'm like, "all right." he's like, "do it." and i was like, "right now?" and he's like, "yeah." and i'm like -- [ austrian accent ] go to the bar. and he's like, "yeah, all right. cool man. i'll see you later." and he just hung up the phone. >> jimmy: so you got the gig. >> i'm not kidding. and then had me call one of the other producers and i did this voice and then -- all process. basically that was kind of like my first -- >> jimmy: you've known sandler for a long time, don't you? you've been working with him for like -- >> seven or eight years. it's pretty crazy. >> jimmy: yeah, it's good sandler as a buddy. >> it's good man. he's a good friend. he's very fun. very down to earth. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you also -- you don't. there's no pressure to shop for him on the holidays. >> jimmy: no? >> because he's got a lot of things. [ laughter ] he's been around awhile. he's got some dou

that's the magic time later on this afternoon and evening and tonight that's when we could see those snowflakes all the way down to sea level. keep your fingers crossed. saturday showers. by sunday we dry out. let's check on traffic with elizabeth. >> i think i'm going to stay indoors for the next two days. i don't think i'm leaving my house. we are still following numerous different spinouts across the bay area. two of our biggest right now here's one in lafayette westbound 24 at acalanes. sounds like an ambulance is heading to the scene there and dawn with the kcbs phone force just alerted us to this one as well in marin. this is southbound 101 at lincoln avenue in san rafael. and according to chp reports this was an accident involving a porsche and taxi. lanes blocked there, as well. southbound 101 traffic though looks okay heading towards the golden gate bridge. traffic is still light on this friday so we are not seeing any huge delays because of any of these accidents but chp working about nine different incidents across the bay area for it not even being 5:00 in the morning, ea