well, ever since marathon man. there are well, ever since marathon man. since marathon man. there are lots of old contraptions in this spa, like the 1950s with the medicine ball, and the tanks with the eels it is like a bond villain hide away. very pastiche. it is a recipe for disaster as to what was going on. a complete mess of a film. how long? 2.5 hours it is quite a lot. what is best out at the moment? well, a cure for wellness but also moonlight it is a beautiful, tender, poetic coming of age story told about the life of a black boy from miami, from a little boy to a man. it is about his life and his tender growing sexuality. realising who he is. it is about identity and identity politics. it is a new sort of cinema. it has eight 0scar nominations. that takes us nicely to the oscars. almost upon us? i loved moonlight. the budget was 8.5. it has the chance of becoming the smallest film ever to win best picture. it is a bit like leicester. it stands the chance of dislodging the favourite, la la land. iam a chance of dislodging the favourite, la la land

well, ever since marathon man.ots of old contraptions in this spa, like the 19505 with the medicine ball, and the tanks with the eels. it is like a bond villain hideaway. very pastiche. it is a recipe for disaster as to what was going on. a complete mess of a film. how long? 2.5 hours, it is quite a lot. what is best out at the moment? well, a cure for wellness, but also moonlight. it is a beautiful, tender, poetic coming of age story, told about the life of a black boy from miami, from a little boy to a man. it is about his life and his tender growing sexuality. realising who he is. it is about identity and identity politics. it is a new sort of cinema. it has eight oscar nominations. that takes us nicely to the oscars. almost upon us? i loved moonlight. the budget was 8.5. —— a million and a half. it has the chance of becoming the smallest film ever to win best picture. it is a bit like leicester. it stands a chance of dislodging the favourite, la la land. my favourite. i know that there is a backlash, people say

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he competed in a marathon today wearing a high- tech suit. orlitsky finishe >>> a paralyzed man from orange county competed in a marathon. wearing a high techsuit. he finished the last 5 miles of the marathon in huntington beach with the help of a robotic exoskeleton. the suit moves his legs as his hips push it forward. >> lower half of a terminator suit. not walk but not feeling the ground. >> he is raiding money for his founation i got legs. it helps others walk again too. ,, exoskeletons cost around $80,000. we will be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, millions are expected to be sick with "super bowl fever." it's estimated that some 16- . >>> millions are expected to be sick tomorrow with super bowl fever. 16million americans will stay home from work tomorrow to recover. that number doesn't include the number that took the day off in advance. 7.5million workers will show up late. >> be right back. ,,,,,, imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag

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marathon every week. >> it's a mission that one man has given himself. >> reporter: the name greg mcquaid may not ring anyells at first. but when you hear him talk, you recognize a voice that's been a familiar part of bay area air waves for many years. by the end of this year, people are likely to recognize him for a different reason. you'll see him running around the city a lot. >> these guys are just about the sound check. >> reporter: there are some things it seems greg mcquaid just can't quit. >> you have 20, 25 minutes. >> reporter: being a producer is appears to be one of them. >> i like producing things. i like things done a certain way. >> i'm renee. that's greg. welcome to the show. >> reporter: a local music podcast is what the former bay area radio personality known to fans as irish greg, is producing and co-hosting now. for all the things that greg can't quit, this story begins with something he did. smoking. >> i started smoking at the age of 15, in ireland. and it's almost like a right of passage, i think. >> reporter: a rite of passage that grew into a two-decade addicti addiction. >> i smo

. >>> finally talking about bouncing back from adversity, a florida man finished a half marathon less than a month after he nearly died of a heart attack while running in that race. in january, craig smith collapsed a little more than halfway through the race. several nurses who were there gave him cpr, saving his life on there and on friday, smith smith returned to the spot where he fell and walked the rest of that route. how about that? i think it was 27 days after he was felled by a heart attack >> love it. >> back and walking the route. great. >> good for him. >> it was. >> rob, so hearing about some treacherous weather back n the midwest. >> we had this record heat and now we have thunderstorms that indiana yesterday, greensburg, quart inch size hail making driving difficult. on the backside of the storm they had snow. they closed 80 west of lincoln, nebraska. is a s.w.a.t. of a foot north of -- a foot north of lincoln. thunderstorms could be heavy along the i-95 corridor, between 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. tonight. we'll see hail and damaging winds. more records expected to fall to

a florida man finished a half marathon less than a month after he nearly died of a heart attack while running in that race. in january, craig smith collapsed a little more than halfway through the race. several nurses who were there gave him cpr, saving his life on friday. smith returned to the spot where he fell and walked the rest of that route. how about that? i think it was 27 days after he was felled by a heart attack back and walking the route. >> good for him. >> it was. >> rob, so hearing about treacherous weather brack in the midwest. >> we had this record heat and now we have thunderstorms that are push nothing that so some of them became severe. this is what happened in indiana yesterday. greensburg, yeah, quarter-inch-side hail making driving difficult. also difficult driving on the back side of this storm which had a big-time snow. matter of fact closed interstate west of lincoln, nebraska. but a bit of a mess. in some spots ove snow falling, generally speaking, though, a swath of about a foot north of lincoln to green bay, the snow is winding down but this line, ribbon o

. >>> in a california marathon this weekend, perhaps the most amazing effort was turned in by a man whorunning at all. joy benedict of our los angeles station kcbs reports. >> reporter: runners hit the microwavement in huntington beach. 26 miles along the california coast with a lot of encouragement along the way. but adam seemed to draw more cheers than most. he didn't win. he wasn't even going that fast. but when you are paralyzed, every step is worth cheering for. >> my life changed in the blink of an eye. >> reporter: that was 205. since then he's been in a wheelchair until a year ago. >> i always held out hope. >> reporter: he can't feel his legs. despite his movement he's still paralyzed but if you listen closely, you can hear him walking. he's wearing a rewalk robotic ex-o'skeleton. when he walks he moves his arms, pushes it forward and the suit moves his legs. >> it's a different kind of feeling. you're walking but not feeling the ground you're working on. it's a great workout. my abs are completely destroyed. >> reporter: it's step by step. >> we're helping victims walk again.

a california man achieved what seems like an impossible goal, competing in a marathon while paralyzed. >> and the president trump's on- again/off-again travel ban is back in court after a tumultous weekend. we'll get you up to speed next. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the hydrogen fueled mirai. its only emission is water. toyota. let's go places. putin... weather ad libs . >>> president trump taking heat for the latest comments about russian president putin. >> one man is dead after a disturbance call escalates to a police shooting. we're live from fremont headquarters with the latest. >> and good morning, everybody. we have several rounds of rain heading this way. i will tell you how much rain to expect. >> and in is a live look at the rain. and we have plenty of mass transit updates you will want to hear coming up. >> i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. time now is 630time. >>> president trump's controversial ban takes place in a court. >> and annemakevec has more. >> and this is complicated all weekend long. a federal a peelers court in -- appeals court in san francisco submitted both si

and on facebook, a virginia man died during a 24-hour gaming marathon while raising money for the make a wish foundation. while live streaming the marathon, he left for a smoke break and then was found dead. an investigation is underway. we'll be back in a moment. immigration policy may one >>> president trump's immigration policy may be one reason why passengers on a flight from sfo to new york are now demanding answers. upon landing at jfk federal immigration officers boarded that delta flight and checked the passenger's ids. >> greeting those passengers right as they were getting off the plane. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd filed this report with reaction from a passenger who was on the flight. >> reporter: delta flight 1583 left san francisco international and landed at jfk around 8:00 p.m. wednesday. some passengers became alarmed when they saw this. u.s. customs and border protection officers blocking the exit and checking ids. >> and i was checking, i thought maybe they were looking for someone in particular but they didn't have a manifest in their hand i could see. they literally

man hiding in her back seat. >> right now senate democrats are holding a 24 hour speaking marathon.y're hoping to draw attention and more public outcry against president trump's controversial nominee for education secretary. ly. >> dealing with a little bit of rain in some parts this morning. let's turn to david and karen. good morning. >> we knew today was going to be cloudier and a little more damp. it is. as you take a look at storm tracker6 live double scan we've had decent showers pushing through reading, the legal getting that now. the farther north you go there's a little bit of blue and we have that concern up north of some possible freezing rain. there's also another cluster of showers down south. in the middle in philadelphia nothing right now although we're expecting more rain to move in and cover more of the region probable around midday. as we take a look the freezing rain advisory still up until 10 o'clock, it's mainly northampton county and points north into the poconos. just be careful up there if you do see rain in these areas, it might be freezing up on the roads i

man hiding in her back seat. >> right now senate democrats are holding a 24 hour speaking marathon.d more public outcry against president trump's controversial nominee for education secretary. ly. >> dealing with a little bit of rain in some parts this morning. let's turn to david and karen. good morning

. >>> a paralyzed man got the chance to do the impossible today. he completed a marathon. >> amazing. how he was able to cross the finish line. >> reporter: runners hit the pavement in huntington beach. 22.6 miles along it california coast with encouragement along the way. but he seemed to draw more cheers than most. he didden win. he wasn't -- didn't win. he wasn't going that fast but when you are paralyzed every step is worth cheering for. >> my life changed in the blink of an eye. >> reporter: 2005. he has been in a wheelchair. at least till a year ago. >> i always held out hope. little did i know i would be walking in a different way. >> reporter: he can't feel his legs. but if you listen closely you can hear him walking. he is wearing a robotic exoskeleton. when he walks he moves his arms, pushing his hip forward and the suit moves his legs. >> you are not walk but not feeling the ground. >> reporter: and it is really hard. yet he is still moving. step by step. as others run past him. >> we are helping victims walk again. >> reporter: he started on this journey to ra

marathon is tough to run? how about running one every week? >> it is a mission that one san francisco man is giving himself, but it also comes with a purpose. gar vvin thomas is here with today's "bay area proud." >> the name greg mcquaid may not ring my bells at first, but when you hear him talking, you recognize a voice that was a familiar part of bay area air waves for many years. but now they'll see him running around the city, with a lot. >> these guys are just about to -- >> reporter: there are some things, it seems, greg mcquaid, just can't quit. >> let's say you have 20, 25 minutes? >> reporter: being a producer. >> is that good? >> reporter: appears to be one of them. >> i like producing things. not that i tell people what to do, but i like things done a certain way. >> hi, everybody, i'm renee, that's greg. welcome to the show. >> reporter: a local music podcast is what the former bay area radio personality known to fans as irish greg is producing and co-hosting now. but for all the things that greg can't quit, this story begins with something he did. smoking. >> i started smoki

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marathon is tough to run? how about running one every week. it is a mission with a message one san francisco man has given himself. today, we have this morning's bay area proud. >> the game greg mcquaide might not rungny bells at first but when you hear him talk you recognize a voice that was a familiar part of bay area for years. they will see him running around the city a lot. >> so these guys are just about -- >> there are some things it seems greg mcquaide just can't quit. >> let's say you have 20 were 25 now. >> being a producer. >> is that good? >> appears to be one of them '. >> i like producing things. not that i tell people what to do, but i like things done a certain way. >> i'm ra may. >> a local music podcast is what the former bay area radio personality known fans as irish greg is producing and cohosting now. but for the things that greg can't quit, this story begins with something he did. smoking. >> i started smoking at the age of 15 in ireland and it's almost like a right of passage, i think. >> a right of passage that grew into a two-decade addiction. >> so i smoked a pack a day

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marathon is tough to run. how about running one every week? >> i'm just trying to train for one and that's hard. >> you are? >> yes. it is a mission with a message that one san francisco manas given himself. garvin thomas joins us with today's bay area proud. >> reporter: the name gregg mcquade might not ring any bells at first. but when you hear him talk you recognize a voice that was a familiar part of bay area airwaves for many years. by the end of this year, though, people are likely to recognize him for a different reason. they will see him running around the city a lot. >> these guys are just about to sunday check. >> reporter: there are some things it seems gregg mcquade just can't quit. >> let's say you have 20, 25 minutes. >> reporter: being a producer appears to be one of them. >> i like producing things. not that i tell people what to do but i like things done a certain way. >> hi, everybody. >> reporter: a local music podcast is what the former radio personality known to fans as irish gregg is producing and co-hosting now. but for all the things that gregg can't quit, this story begins with something he did. smoking. >> i started smoking at the age of 15 in ir

marathon. 4,000 people running through the streets of baghdad. we were able to speak to some people on the streets, and they described the u.s. policy on visas to that country as confused ambiguous, unclear. one manhad a visa, i wouldn't go at this point. i never know, i might arrive, they could detain me or send me back. of course, keep in mind, it's no easy feat to get an american visa. whether it's as a refugee or simply as a businessman or a tourist. it takes time. 2 takes money. and of course, it's expensive to buy a ticket as well. i think for the moment, people are holding off and waiting to see what happens next. because what we've seen within the course of just one week, this executive order came into effect. initially, they said green holders wouldn't be let in. many were sent back. then they said green holders could go. now the executive order is on hold. we don't know what the situation. certainly, iraqis don't know what the situation is going to be tomorrow. christie. >> very good points. ben weed deman, thank you for t update. >>> we'll get more of the breaking news. but now the super bowl just a second away. the patriots and falcons getting ready. so is andy scholes. >> good mornin

man. eagles, beatles, all good. >>> finally dnce is giving back and rocked the house at my alma studen at the dance marathon, the largests and his crowd energized dance for hours straight and, played "cake by the ocean" and some songs and a few pop covers and they raised more than $10 million. over the years, $136 million raised. thon is an amazing organization all for kids with cancer. we are -- >> penn state. >> there you go. >> thank you very much. >> that's "pop news." >> you should be very proud of that. >> i am proud. thank you so much to going aping everybody moving. >> iove that song "cake by the kocian." >> our exclusive interview with christina el moussathe "flip or flop" star h live, but she's opening up about her split and the future of her chil >>> the legging lap we're taking you into. which pair fit best. you don't have to spend a lot to get good quality and michael and george cannot wait for that. cannot wait. >>> "gma's morning menu" is brought to you by the fast, powerful cough relief of robitussin. because it's never just a cough. acronyms are fun. lol laugh out loud, btw by the way, and of course, wb

man. the eagles, the beatles, all good. >>> finally dnce is giving back and they rocked at house at my alma mater, penn state, surprising students at the university's dance marathonanthropy in the world. joe jonas and his band energizing the crowd who dance for 46 hours straight all to raise money for kids with cancer and, of course, played "cake by the ocean" along with some of their other big songs and a few pop covers by britney and the spice girls and they raised more than $10 million. over the years, $136 million raised. thon is an amazing organization all for kids with cancer. we are -- >> penn state! >> there you go. >> thank you very much. >> that's "pop news." >> and you should be very proud of that. >> i am proud. >> you should. >> thank you so much to dnce for going and helping out and keeping everybody moving. >> i love that song "cake by the ocean." i love it. >>> coming up, our exclusive interview with christina el moussa. the "flip or flop" star here live, but she's opening up about her split and the future of her show. >>> and we're taking you into the legging lab. which pair fit best. and do you have to spend a lot to get good quality? the result