``mike: anderson township michael ``bennet sending us `` you can send us your pictures by ``submitting them on our website. ``you can also stay up-to-date on ``school closings and weather ``conditions on the mobile app. ``>> a man will be spending the ``next month behind bars after ``trying to fool spca workers. ``we try to get them to euthanize ``a dog that looks like his dog. you know, officials ``say jason docks and is a pet ``owner that went way over the ``line and fortunately, an ``innocent pooch was not a victim ``in his bizarre scheme. service dog is seven ``years old and brings joy to ``hospice patients. ``he was attacked by a pit bull. ``the owner was ordered to give up ``his dog so the animal could be ``destroyed. ``workers down at spca, hoping ``they would put down this pit ``named baby instead of his dog. ``>> i don' t hold anything against ``the breed of pitbulls, but had ``it been on a leash, who would ``never have this incident occur. `` and i feel for the spca being ``given a dog that in turn was ``going to be put down that had ``nothing to do with any of this. ``>> a m

mike: sterling anderson serves on the city council, but he also worked with bailey. >> there were 70 timths that people would come to vic. he had a big, loving heart. mike: his generous spirit touched mobile meals. ask he left a wonderful legacy, which is an incredible thing that many of us are proud of. he will be greatly mislet's we celebrate our 50th year. mr. bailey has been with us since mike: the bailey family showed their support for education. in 2014, the university even gave him an honorary degree of dr. of public service. >> mr. bailey's name is communitmike: he was born in travelers rest and served in the army during the korean war and also served on the county council's. >> he was an icon. anyway you cut it, a member of the greater generation. mike: moore at the community college. john: live super doppler four, a few showers moving thr also more elsewhere moving quickly off to the east.gabrielle: thanks, john, and now the son of a polish immigrant who grew up in a brooklyn tenement. he went to public schools, then college, where the work of his life began -- fighting inju

rick husband, the commander; willie mccool, the pilot; mike anderson, payload commander; david brown, mission specialist; calpana mission specialist; laurel clark, mission specialist and elan ramone, payload specialist. the test pilot, the hero of the israeli air force that led the strike on saddam hussein's nuclear plan outside of baghdad. elan ramone had been chosen to fly on the space shuttle. i remember one time that i was seeing the former president of israel, shimon peres, and he knew of my background, and he said i want you to see this telecommunications that i got from elan ramone the day before the reentry. mr. president, i want to thank you on behalf of the israeli people for giving me the opportunity mentded fationd that fer of -- the fact that you and president clinton enabled me to be able to start in this astronaut program and to be able to fly. and the mission was just incredible. and president peres shared how that was so meaningful to him only a few hours before columbia did the de-orbit burn and into the pages of history. mr. president, so it is solemn that we come h

mike: from anderson township to ohio state to the super bowl, the local man making plans to watch his brother playing in the biggest game of them all. sheree: and a deputy trying to help hit by a semi. we hear from the miracle man who survived this horrific crash [captioning made possible by wlwt-tv] announcer: from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 at 11:00. sheree: more young victims identified by police in a disturbing sex crimes case. good evening. i' m sheree paolello. mike: and i' m mike dardis. thanks for joining us tonight. a local babysitter is already accused of molesting a four-year-old. wlwt news 5' s tammy mutasa reports from dearborn county, indiana, on the new charges the suspect is now facing. tammy: prosecutors say steven rokowski was a babysitter for some of his victims. then preyed on the children. tonight i spoke with the mother , of one of the victims. she was too devastated to talk to us on camera. but she says she never wants this to happen anyone' s child again. >> there are seven kids here who have been victimized in the worst way you ca

be careful if you are travel mike: deputies in anderson county say they've arrested a man who murdered his neighbor last march. tonight, 53-year-old ralph kay is charged with murder. he's from anderson. deputies say 52-year-old gerald freeman died at his home on corning street in march of 2015. investigators say kay shot him multiple times. detectives tell us evidence on kay's shoe helped connect him to the murder, and that processing and analyzing the evidence took a deputies just arrested kay. also in anderson county, deputies say a purse snatcher knocked a woman to the ground, and then almost crashed into a deputy during the getaway. 57-year-old calvin davis is facing several charges, including attempted murder. deputies say davis grabbed a woman's purse outside the ingles on highway 24 on friday. the victim fell, and hit her head on the ground. investigators say a witness followed davis, which led to a pursuit involving deputies. detectives say davis almost hit a deputy before officials stopped his car at highways 187 and 29. state troopers in spartanburg county are investigating a

mike: happening now in anderson county, the coroner and the highway patrol are investigating a fatal crash. troopers say it happened at the intersection of smith mcgee road and good hope church road. they say it happened just after 4:00 this afternoon. so far, no word on the victims name. authorities say this is now the third fatal crash in southern anderson county in just 24 hours. we will continue to follow this story as it develops. we'll keep you updated on wyff4.com, and through our mobile app. turning to the weather now, take a look at these viewer photos from the western north carolina area. look at the snow that came down. the pictures came out of the hendersonville area. pretty scenic, right? chris justus is in the weather center, tracking the latest. chris, now we have to worry about low temperatures. chris: it is coming in like a the pink indicates below zero temperatures. it will be brutally cold headed into overnight hours. it will be here, with wind as well. the national weather service has issued a wind chill advisory for the mountains, where it could feel like -10 deg

for now, we are in anderson, mike: doctors are saying it's not clear when the flu season will peak this year, but they are saying that typically they track the flu season by watching activity all around the world. sheree: indiana is joining the growing list of governments now equipping first responders to stop heroin overdoses. the state police and indiana's attorney general announcing a more than 125,000 grant to provide police and e.m.t.s with the anti-overdose drug narcan. the grant will also provide training on how these e.m.t.s and police officers can use it. state officials say that open yachts account for about one third of overdose deaths in indiana alone. mike: president obama expected to discuss his new executive actions on gun control in a couple of hours. he is hosting a town hall in virginia tonight. this week the president announced he would bypass congress to expand background checks and close the gun show continue to slam the changes. >> the president clearly does not respect the second amendment rights for law-abiding americans. >> it will take rights away from people w

anderson and greenwood counties. so far, williamston town councilman rockey burgess and state representative mike gambrell have announced they are running for the open seat. the anderson independent mail also reports that willie day, anderson's former neighborhood and transit director, is running. the primary will be on march 22. run-off elections would be held april 5, if necessary. the special election will be on may 17. some upstate parents will hold a meeting tonight, to talk about the idea of closing an elementary school. district officials in pickens county say hagood elementary is operating at 48% capacity. there's a proposal to close it and send its 300 students to other pickens-area elementary schools, which are also under capacity. a pto meeting will be held at in downtown pickens. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd forecast. chris: a strong winter storm on the way for areas of the upstate into the mountains and northeast georgia. it is a matter of will of the marcus lee, -- will it be more sleep, ice, or snow. the problem is tonight after midnight. 40's across the area. you can see in laurens we have sunshi

mike said a little bit of a chilly day. we'll get the details of it. this "good day philadelphia" weekend. i'm bill anderson. s mike masco. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> hope all is well. >> everything is okay. it's going get really cold. >> we're going to get the details. >> first, both karen and dave are off today. we'll hold it down. >> we can do this. >> we can handle this. >> we can handle it. >> it will get cold, really cold. >>> really cold. you know how we say this will be the coldest air mass of the season? we say that three or four times a year. this is going to be the coldest air mass of the season. you have not seen winter yet. wait until i show you these temperatures. beautiful shot in center city right now the clouds are building back in. so we'll see some sunshine early this morning. and we're going to quickly over the clouds. take look at the temperatures over the delaware valley 30s in most spots. the city 36 degrees. 20s as you get well to the north and west. cool conditions, you go up towards the lehigh valley, most readings are into the 30s and these are areas that we'll get into

no word on if he is willing to take anderson up on the deal. >> meteorologist mike nicco, i was looking at the video of the giants playing it gave me spring fever. yesterday. by today is different. >> not so bright. almost as warm. our activity planner is going good whether you are jogging or sailing or garden, watch out heading into the ocean of the it will be rough. our best chance of rain is probably from mendocino and lake county over to the 50s and 60s in the central valley and mid-to-upper 70s in los angeles and palm springs. yesterday, we showed heavenly from cross the lake and today we will show you north star, and it will look gorgeous, check out the seven-day forecast, a shower is possible today, 8,000 foot snow levels and get ready for the snow. sue? >> we are hearing from bart, they have a major delay on the fremont and hayward line because of equipment problems. we will check back with major delay usually meaning over 30 minutes the we will check. buses and muni around super bowl city they are re-routed so you could fine the delays. caltrain is a great way to come to san fr

investigators say other times, in anderson, where patterson and the children attended church. michael: south carolina representative mike pitts of laurens explained his proposal to create a state registf journalists in south carolina. the idea set off a media firestorm. he says, this proves his point. pitts says the media will defend the first amendment when the freedom of the press is on the line, but won't jump to the defense of other amendments, like the right to bear arms. pitts says he doesn't think the proposal will pass, nor does he want it to. >> i don't want you to be registered, because i believe in a free press. i believe in the watch dogs. i also believe in the other 9 amendments in the bill of rights. michael: he says he looks forward to the debate and does not feel like it is a waste of time. he says educating the public is important. pitts noted he dk many bills will pass this year since it is an election year, and that improving roads isn't each lawmaker's top priority. carol: it's a reunion, of sorts, for dozens of people of all ages they all wore the tiger suit over the years as mascot for clemson univ

anderson. this is mike masco. good morning, sir. >> good morning.s cold out there. >> little bit. >> i mean it's like one of those things it's a shock to the system. it just wax you around and look this isn't like one day, this is maybe three, maybe four day type cold deal, and maybe little wintery weather. we got to deal with it. >> tell us the details. >> poconos they want this stuff. we'll give you a lot of cold. live shot in old city, beautiful morning but looks a little deceiving, because there is a little bit of a wind out there. pretty cool conditions. look at the temperatures across the delaware valley most of our read that is are in basically into the 20s most locations it's a pair of threes in the city. you go north and we have it's really cold down into the low 20s. go into jersey we're looking around 30 degrees. 24 in jack you go down towards sea isle city it's 39. so really chilly morning. clear on the radar, however, you go all the way up towards the north, there is an arctic front this arctic front will blow in here later this afterno

the president will sit down with cnn's anchor anderson cooper thursday at george mason university in fairfax virginia. republican presidential candidate mike huckabee came after hillary clinton during a metro stop this afternoon. he spoke at the machine shed in urbandale this afternoon. a man asked huckabee what think of clinton as this country's next president. huckabee said putin would want clinton to be president. "the president said there would be a red line in syria...there was no red line, even after syria violated...nothing happened. putin pretty much feels that he can get away with whatever he wants under this administration....who's policy was largely the creation from barack obama and hillary clinton." he will later travel to des moines for his "huckabee huddle" event it takes place at the central iowa shelter at 7 p-m. several other republican candidates will visit iowa this week. all of these four presidential hopefuls will be in the state starting tomorrow. john kasich will be in west des moines at "inspired grounds cafe" 11 tomorrow morning. marco rubio will be at the burlington library at 2 p-m. ted cruz will be in guthrie c

c j anderson wood scored twenty three sixteen broncos tough life for the peninsula is mike tomlin to see another season come to an end. we fought hard is not enough today came a few plays short. such is life does appreciate the efforts of a football team that can only be worn. obviously in this year's not us overcome all the injuries now with the broncos went another edition of manning brady for the afc championship. what's for the state of virginia acc hoops is a little upside down right now that's good for hokey store for one the conference. not so good for uva was telling three the two time defending conference champion against fsu last november hard time when on the road as devin hoff and kate henry center predicts in your soul for the good stuff. london printed for three. they actually have a lean the second half with twelve minutes to go in the game the noles just put it to the cavaliers sixty nine to sixty two the final norfolk state this afternoon playing north carolina and paying seventy five to sixty eight this part is what they were down by ten at halftime we'll have highl

mike. highway 76, passing the clemson municipal complex headed toward anderson. we have been dreading all around clemson this morning, we got here around 4:00. the rain has been going in and out the last few hours. it was very heavy for the last few hours. we got here around 4:00 a.m. today. the good news is we have seen temperatures above freezing for the last six hours, nothing to be concerned about as of right now. the temperature might not be dropping in the next couple of hours. we have seen a lot of rain, but for the most part traffic is pretty consistent with this be limits. something to keep in mind on the commute, definitely make sure to with the rain and temperature goes to freezing and the wind, it is definitely quite chilly. i cannot complain after seeing i will show you what is going on in that neck of the woods . geoff: conditions not too bad. they will get worse and spartanburg county. allyson: mike mccormick is still there. what do you see? michael: we are in spartanburg close to downtown, and i want to show you this limb. look at the ice buildup,

mike mccormick is an spartanburg county. geoff: aly myles is live in anderson county and tim waller is live in greenville county, but let's get with meteorologist pamela wright in the weather center. let's begin with pamela wright. we continue to see snow coming down this morning. in pickens, especially because county, greenville county, now down to lawrence, some of you getting some of the heaviest snow you have seen so far in anderson, abbeville, and down towards greenwood. we are getting the last big match of moisture. the cold air continuing to full in. heavy snow and hendersonville this morning. we can see it down towards greenwood as well. light snow and spartanburg. it will be off and on, especially for the next several hours. especially between now and 9:00, we will have this moderate to heavy snow blowing through. i want you to know that is the last big batch for us. we continue to add up the snow totals. and spartanburg, 28. the winds are called. know that those will build as the day goes on. that could have an adverse the woodruff road skycam, snow c

anderson taking the jumper . he led 62/49 and when at 24 points 10 rebounds. in the nfl , mike smit interviews for the giants head coaching job. they state that the giants ask for permission for hugh jackson. the giants head coach stepped down last week after 12 years on the job . he reportedly interviewed with the philadelphia eagles. ben: just a couple of minutes away from the 5 o'clock hour. debt death and "good day wake up" will be back. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. i'm neil patrick harris and new york is my home. no place has more world class culture. come winter, i can't wait to visit our must-see collections of art and superb photography and film. new york has beautifully restored theaters, that are now important centers for the performing arts. and museums that preserve the glories of the past. winter in new york state means more great things to do than ever. there's something for everyone. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... fo

washington we have republican pollster and columnist at the "washington examiner," christian anderson and mike barnacle is here with joe and willie and me. >> let's put more data into the machine. we wouldn't want to look at actual numbers although we did four years ago. >> new national polling this morning on the state of the republican race, the nbc news/survey monkey shows donald trump 17-point lead over his nearest rival to ted cruz's 18%. marco rubio is third with 13%. ben carson at 9% and jeb bush at 6%. 80% of republicans decided say they are absolutely certain or likely to stay with their current choice of candidate. the poll finds that trump supporters are more set in their choice than the average republican voter. >> look at that. willie, that's 84% are saying that they are absolutely certain or there's a large chance they will stick with donald trump. that's four out of five, extraordinary a month out of the first primary. especially when mika said that ben carson supporters looked like they were at a bus stop just waiting to see what bus they were going to get on. mika ended up bei

most recent bronco to win the award, cj anderson is the special guest on the huddle tonight beginning in a few minutes. rod mackey and 9news broncos insider mike cohosting the show from team headquarters. broncos huddle. as always, emanuel sanders -- wait a minute, it's mike cliff. why is mike here? a because emanuel is still on vacation. tomorrow morning. >> i'm a little slower than emanuel. >> you're a lot slower. and you're here to talk the decision will be made when? and the decision will be what? >> gary kubiak will inform the team tomorrow, i think their meeting is 8:30, 9:00, somewhere in there. to tell the team. i would think shortly there after, maybe we'll find out. you know. when you go on the practice field, it's pretty evident who the number one guy is. he takes the first reps. he's the first guy in line. and i do think the media, the public, everyone else will be told who the quarterback is tomorrow. who do i think? i think it will be peyton manning. >> i think most people think it will be 18. i think 17 played better. but a lot of pressure to put the hall of famer in there. we'll see what happens. last thing in the final 30 seco

anderson to the goal line and the end zone, touchdown, denver. >> two more to go. >>> hi, everybody, and welcome to broncos tonight. playoff edition. drew, rod, mike, and chad all still wearing our long johns. was not enough time to change following a 23-16 playoff victory over the pittsburgh steelers. not a signature moment in this playoff game, but what is on your mind? >> the turnover turned touchdown at the end of the game. roby knocks it free. and demarcus ware recovers again. and to me, this is a microcosm of the season. what happened all season long. the offense sputters along and waiting for a big play from the defense. and in the 4th quarter there is a big play. on the sideline running 40 of the 42 yards down the side lines. after the lackluster, listless performance the broncos had last year in the first playoff game against the colts. i thought he set the tone with the energy he brought. he was emotional all game long. this team was fired up. he played today like he thought this is the most important game he had ever played. he said all of the young guys went out on friday night. he was not doing that. he had business to take care of. >

mike: deputies say the discovery of a newborn's body led to a murder charge for the baby's mother. anderson county deputies arrested 23-year-old joanie holcombe. the baby's body was found saturday morning, in a field near cherokee circle. according to warrants, holcombe is accused of giving birth to the child, and placing her in a plastic bag. holcombe is set to appear in bond court on tuesday. tonight, investigators in north carolina say a mechanical engineer is helping them determine the cause of a fire at an apartment complex. one week ago today, the fire apartments near weaverville. tonight, the buncombe county fire marshal says some items from the scene are undergoing specialized testing. three people were taken to the hospital, to be treated for burns. four apartments were damaged. one was destroyed. north carolina rescue crews say a 45-year-old man died in a fall near a waterfall. crews say sean kasey of georgia fell from a walkway near dry falls in macon county. officials said kasey fell on saturday, but the search had to be suspended until today because of the cold weather. funeral

anderson. senators 4-3. >>> nfl panthers coach ron river era isn't taking any chances at mishaps like this. mikeoverboard. so he banned the popular hands-free wheels from the team facility. >> why did you ban the hoverboards from the facility? >> did you see those things on youtube blowing up and stuff? that's what concerns me more than anything else. i will say this too. i caught them drag racing in the hallways too. we don't want something happening here. we want to limit their exposure to injury. >> if i got on one of those, i'd be right on the ground just like the rest of those guys. [coughing] [coughing] [coughing] [coughing] [coughing] coughing disrupts everyone's life. that's why so many people are turning to delsym for longer lasting cough relief. delsym has an advanced time release formula that helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours. that's three times longer than the leading cough liquid. all night... or all day. >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning at 4:30. see you there see you there bright and early.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> announcer: if you'

mike and emmanuel sanders. we will see you at 6:30. >>> what is the one moment from the broncos season so far that best defines? anderson's overtime touchdown run in the snow to beat the patriots? the wild snap to finish up the bangles? for me it is the drive and then the fumble. then there is the helicopter.>> the 5 yard line. my goodness.>> reporter: now&>> the 12 yard run. >> i have a better name, the paper airplane.>> reporter: peyton manning's third quarter scramble only cover 12 yards, but it may have covered -- carry the broncos 931 miles. all the way from denver to the super bowl in santa clara california. manning's willingness to stick his surgically repaired neck out and lunch for a first down was remarkable active leadership. the paper airplane was more powerful considering the fact that manning had nearly the identical opportunity during last year's playoff game with the colts. threw in -- throwing an incomplete pass instead. john elway was blasted by the green bay packers and super bowl xxxii. spinning around like a blade on a chopper. manning glided through the air and crashed nose first into the ground. the

anderson. senators 4-3. >>> nfl panthers coach ron river era isn't taking any chances at mishaps like this. mikeoverboard. so he banned the popular hands-free wheels from the team facility. >> why did you ban the hoverboards from the facility? >> did you see those things on youtube blowing up and stuff? that's what concerns me more than anything else. i will say this too. i caught them drag racing in the hallways too. we don't want something happening here. we want to limit their exposure to injury. >> if i got on one of those, i'd be right on the ground just like the rest of those guys. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, toto the nation's capitalut to support an important cause that can change the way you live for years to come. how can you help? by giving a little more, to yourself. i am running for my future. people sometimes forget to help themselves. the cause is retirement, and today thousands of people came to race for retirement and pledge to save an additional one percent of their income. if we all do that we can all win. prudential bring your challenges® >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >

mike, thank you. allyson: aly myles is in anderson county, joining us live. aly? aly: good morning, everyone. happy friday to you. hopefully you're get to come stay inside. but as you can see, we're here in downtown clemson, a much different scene than what corey and mike have been showing enthuse morning. it has been a consistent 36 degrees since we got out here, about 4:00 this morning. that's according to the car thermometer. as you can see, traffic free throw free throwing freely right now. roads very, very wet. here this morning, but that was pretty easy drive, especially after driving to the station. that's where i dealt with a lot of ice, had to clear off my car, had to used ice scraper. nothing sticking to the windows here. trees, definitely nicer weather than what you're seeing in other parts of the carolinas. we'll take you back to the studio now, if they more information there. aly myles, wyff news 4, live in clemson. allyson: road conditions not good. you're taking a look at i-26 in asheville. you. eastbound lanes closed at new found roaoa disabled tractor-trailer. we're seeing ma

the steelers try an on side kick but cj anderson gets on it and that would be the end of it - broncos are heading to the afc championship final score 23-16 mike tomlin: we fought hard but it wasnt enough today, i appreciate the effort peyton maning: were excited to be in the game... enjoy this tonight... playing wednesday ok so hes going to wait until wednesday to talk about who theyll be playing... but im going to talk about it now - they move to the afc championship where theyll face the patriots next sunday at 3:05 right here on news channel 3. and then later that night - the arizona cardinals take on the carolina panthers to determine who will represent the nfc in the super bowl. that i would kill for something sweet. i know... we could have one of those. one? are you kidding? we'll end up eating like thirty. wanna split that? ughhhh...no, soooo much fat... don't fight your instincts. with each for 150 calories or less! try our chocolatey brownies, tangy lemon bars and creamy cheesecakes we loved seeing your snow pictures today! so let )s take a look at some more! here )s the scene of norfolk on the tugboat goose creek as the snow was com

mike lets go to break. cleve a. >>> hey, it is 9:38. we got him. louie andersonday philadelphia louie, welcome to philadelphia hi, how are you. >> fantastic. have you ever done stand up in philadelphia. >> i was just playing pickle ball. >> how is your pickle will ball. >> it is a alive and well. >> so, on our show we call this show "good day philadelphia". i'm's mike. it ising next to me is a beautiful young woman named alex. every now and then normally on halloween i will dress up like a woman. this last halloween i played ariana grande. >> and it never goes well. >> i have to admit you look really good as a woman. >> i think i did your show, a long time ago. >> is that right. >> it might have been before you on it, in 1901. >> no, he was here. >> i was here. >> but your transformation on this show, it is inn credible. >> i really got lucky. i favor my mom's side of our family and i have five sisters, so i have a lot of people to pick from and it really worked out, and it was really fun, it was a whole new experience for me. it it was really interesting. >> whe

anderson were killed in a tragic house fire. the cause -- ruled undetermined... until today. (mike motsinger/iowa division of criminal investigation) "here recently information was brought forward that was alleged the fire was started intentionally"wapello sheriff mark miller said recent, detailed information led to the arrest of 28 year old christopher yenger of ottumwa and 27 year old zachary allen dye of council bluffs.(sheriff mark miller/wapello co. sheriff's office)"these things are never out of our mind." both yenger and dye are facing two felony murder charges for starting that deadly fire. police say on march fifth, yenger got into a fight at a party messer and anderson were having, then was kicked off the property.by 6:30 the following morning, nenehbors flameses.anderson and messer, who were sleeping on the second floor, never made it out.(mike motsinger/iowa division of criminal investigation)"it just goes to show when people think they get away with murder, we're always there and look at things"both families said they're heartbroken by the news and to hear what *actual

mike. >> thank you. >> yes. i do think so. i do think so. and, you know, look, andersonave been friends for over 20 years. we were set up on a blind date that didn't happen like 20 years. >> the date never happened? >> we spoke on the phone. anderson, he said that he could picture me gesticulating wildly on the telephone and that was a turn off to him. i am like, wow, he is a gloria vanderbilt's son? >> you talk about this on stage in. >> yes. we have become great friends. we can get the dirt out of each other. i hope everybody comes to oakland on sunday to the paramount theater. it's our first matinee. great seats still available. >> you are doing a show tonight in the city. sold out? >> tonight in francisco is sold out. seattle tomorrow and doing seattle. >> i was going to ask you, what are you going to do in the bay area with your big juicy saturday? >> i went out last night. >> you did? >> i went to this bowie party at the cat club that we stumbled on. >> oh! >> it was so fun. david bowie's death hit everybody so hard. but it was so fun. we had been at this gay bar c

mike, you are familiar with that. >> i know the area. >> i thought i saw you there. >> bob cohen is in town with anderson cooper. if you want to watch the interview from this morning's 9:00 show, log it on ktvu.com or check it out on facebook. nice guy. a lot of people said he would never be successful but he showed them. >> you wonder when you meet them if they are as nice as you want them to be. >> the people that come on the newscast they have an entourage and he came by himself. >> the 4 on 2 will be right back. stay with us. >>> rebel groups in syria. the united nations say aid is not getting there fast enough. how the obama administration is responding as there is reports of widespread starvation. >>> across syria, the u nis reporting starvation being used as leverage in the ongoing civil war with the conflict sieged to dozens of towns and cities depriving cities of badly needed food and medical supplies. the first aid trucks have arrived and other hard hit towns but the un says it is not getting there fast enough to avoid a widespread starvation devastation. >> these are locations where different parties

mike past. "fifty shades of black" is rated r. that's the box office preview. raphael seth, nbc news. john: take a look at this live shot. what a beautiful son shot over lake hartwell in anderson county. temperatures in the upper 50's to around 60. it will get better in the weekend. next. gabrielle: the chicago police officer charged with murder in the shooting death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald returned to court this morning. this is the first time jason van dyke has been in court since pleading not guilty to a charge of first degree murder. van dyke did not speak in court today or answer questions when van dyke has been formally indicted on six counts of first degree murder, and one count of official misconduct for the shooting in october of 2014. >> i want them to go into the fraternal order of police contract and rip it apart and come up with some language that would prosecute policemen who kill and brutalize black people in their community. gabrielle: the next court date is scheduled for march. one of the two popemobiles that shuttled the pope around during his trip to philadelphia last september is going on the auction block. pope francis rode around the city in two fi

originally scheduled anderson pack could not make it through the blizzard but they will be here next wednesday. and tomorrow my guests will be laurence fishburne, paleontologist mike novacek. stick around for james corden, good night, everybody. >> reggie: are you ready to have some fun get down tonight don't you worry about that quinoa it will turn out good it's "the late late show"! ladies and gentlemen, give it up for the one, the only james corden! ( applause ) captioning sponsored by cbs >> james: good evening. welcome to "the late late show." thanks, guys. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, it has been a tough weekend. and our hearts tonight are with paris. i think we can all agree -- ( applause ) it's been difficult and it's been sad and it is hard to put into words the feelings of sadness, of anger, confusion, witnessing the horrific scenes that happened in paris. it's a city that is full of beauty, of art, of culture, of life, and nothing will ever change that. ( applause ) i was in london over the weekend and as i was landing back into los angeles last night, i could see from my window the lights of l.a.x., all lit in the colors of the french flag. it was

originally scheduled anderson pack could not make it through the blizzard but they will be here next wednesday. and tomorrow my guests will be laurence fishburne, paleontologist mike novacek. stick around for james corden, good night, everybody. >> reggie: are you ready to have some fun get down tonight don't you worry

anderson is a slow runner. >> yes he is. he can handle anything. >> maybe 15 or 44 and sunny?>> it will be 14 in the morning on game day live. bundle up.>>> thank you mike. as you know, this is a day that kids have the day off. what you do when you have a day off? >> science guy steve spangler is joined by two science >>> it is a steve spangler science kind of day and i have been in short -- assured of my safety by these two guys. >> you don't have to worry about being safe. sometimes kids take a day off other kids prepared -- prepare a science trick. where are you at school? >> human heritage. >> i am at macintosh -- i am at heritage. >> i am at macintosh. >> they wanted for bottles and this one is yours -- four bottles and this one issuers. what else did you want? >> regular rope.>> what is the experiment?>> this is a root beer jeannie -- genie. they are ought -- in all root beer bottles. first thing you do is stick your rope in. >> spend that around. there is nothing holding onto that piece of rope. >> it is a genie .>> you take that one and i'll take this put it in here and turn it upside down. weagle it like this. -- wiggle it like this.>> okay, we

originally scheduled anderson pack could not make it through the blizzard but they will be here next wednesday. and tomorrow my guests will be laurence fishburne, paleontologist mike novacek.

originally scheduled anderson pack could not make it through the blizzard but they will be here next wednesday. and tomorrow my guests will be laurence fishburne, paleontologist mike you worry ♪ about that quinoa it will turn out good ♪ just keep an eye on it it's "the late late show"!

anderson and that my father was burt reynolds. >> reporter: did you believe it? >> reporter: today, d.j. is a manager at a starbucks inside a grocery store in baltimore, maryland.r, mike, and their 6-year-old camera-shy son zephyr. they were home watching believe their prayers were answered. of pam? "20/20" episode, with phone booth baby.it was on this corner. 88th and columbus. it was the episode about louise jones, the woman abandoned as a baby in a new york city phone booth. with investigative genealogist for the missing mom. >> he felt connected to me and said tgirl that's going to help me. >> reporter: pam is constantly contacted for help, and she only works on cases she thinks she can solve. >> my stacks are kind of broken not feeling it. driving me crazy. >> reporter: pam agreed to take the case. submit dna.case wasn't the only one confounding and cluttering the home office in pam's south jersey house.gh heels and the stairs. let's see what happens. >> where are we heading to, pam? >> long island. >> reporter: our next searcher, gina lozada of shirley, new her half-sibling. she is a mother and a wife, but she still has a hole in her heart. i will get it somehow

. >> still with us, msnbc contributor mike barnicle, the "wall street journal's" brett stevens, kristen soltis andersonthe conversation, editor of the fix at the "washington post," chris cillizza and pulitzer prize winning editorial editor for the "washington post," john that i know canatho >> and chris cillizza, you had the right answer for the best recommend album, "fables. >> it has my favorite recommend song, "green grow the rushes." -- >> look at this guy! >> it's a political show. >> are we doing the fourth hour just be recommend talk? >> yes. >> donald trump is holding to his decision not to participate in tonight's republican debate. trump instead announced a "special event to benefit veterans organizations." it will take place at 9:00 eastern time which just so happens to be the start of the fox news debate. >> willie, percentage? >> 34.1%? >> still? >> going down. >> it will be at drake university, that is an eight-minute car ride from where the debate is taking place in des moines. i'm not sure why he says he's not going to that. despite his feud with fox news, trump appeared on the network

anderson sent me. she is scully? >> skull. >> i what you got in the box? >> i don't know. watch. >> okay. >> can you open it? do you need help? message in there, mike>> look at this. >> the truth is still out there. >> do you still want to believe? >> so canvases of the different characters. now, what i am going to do with this, i have no clue. >> you can hang it around your desk. >> i will. >> or your desk. >> i could use some more painting. >> does it go with your color scheme? >> not really. >> this is going to be after the game on sunday, and it will be the first of six episode series, and your girl, jillian anderson, and david on the back. >> molder,. >> and dave a skull. >> i his first name was actually fox, fox molder and dana scully d they get it on? didn't they get it on toward the ends? >> of course they d and david in that crazy show, call important case. >> and then he talked about how he was a sex addict, in real life. >> real life. >> yes. >> that's his real life. he probably has plenty of the x files then. >> how many people do you think lost their jobs to get this box together for every tv station in america? >> oh, my gosh. >> okay

anderson, is this your first weather coverage ever here at fox? >> this is, in fact, my first weather coverage, however, and i'm having a blast. i'm having a ball plage in the snow. mike you talked about the fact that you guys have a snow globe there in the studio, i'm living in it. i'm at ninth and washington, the italian market. sue was saying that it's tough to figure out the totals, so i can tell you, based on this, i'm about ankle deep. i'm 6 feet tall, 6, 1, so it is coming down. it's accumulating. we got a chance to make our way over here from the art museum through center city down broad street and now into south philly. we can tell you that the roads have been touched, but they're not clear. anybody who was thinking about getting out there, don't. thankfully, as you can see, up here, up washington avenue, it's early, but people have stayed in. you can see a mini market right up the road, nobody has gone in yet. only people out is this poor soul right here who has decided to come out and is doing some things. right now, it is coming down. it's coming down heavy. maybe we could see why she's out. excuse me. good morning. >> morning. don't runaway. can we say go