. >> i too am from north philadelphia. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and when you duck, i duck. >> jimmy: i duckonjugation of the verb "to run." >> jimmy: yes. to run. >> to run. >> jimmy: to run. >> i duck. you duck. >> jimmy: you duck. >> i duck. we run. >> jimmy: run. we duck and run. >> okay, here we go. >> jimmy: all right. here we go. >> now, why did you duck? >> jimmy: i ducked again because i'm just doing -- i was imitating what you were doing. what were you -- [ laughter ] >> no, no. >> jimmy: i feel like -- >> jimmy: you are -- you're all right. you're -- are we approaching you? >> jimmy: yes, we are approaching these guys. >> be nice to them. >> jimmy: they're very -- yes, they're very nice. they're friendly. >> one of them has a big tuba. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: and it's not this guy, by the way. >> oh, okay. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i hope not. okay. who was the singer? >> jimmy: that was tariq. >> tariq? >> jimmy: tariq, yeah. [ applause ] >> with a "k"? or "c?" >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. it's a "k," yeah. with a "q" as well. >> mr. tariq. >> yes, sir. >> what part of philadelphia?

>> guest: she lifted a housing project down the street from us in north philadelphia.one of -- i was one of her favorites and sometimes my mother would force me out of the house with no breakfast and the reason why is that i was supposed to get my breakfast when i was involved in teasing my sister and my mother would not allow my sister in the house with me, to be in the house alone so i was forced to leave when she went to work. so i used to go down to my grandmother's house and tell her that my mother wouldn't give me any breakfast. c-span: would she feed you? >> guest: she would feed me royally and then fuss with my mother. c-span: we talked a bit about your daughter. do you have other children? >> guest: no, just one. my wife did not want any children because she is the youngest of nine and i wanted about five. we settled with one. c-span: so how long are you going to teach? >> guest: i'm going to teach until -- i'm going to teach as long as i can maintain high mental faculties. c-span: have you missed any of that? >> guest: in what sense? c-span: things you wanted

if we travel north of there through the carolinas into the atlantic, d.c., as far north as philadelphia, light to moderate snows expected today. mainly one to two inches in most spots. it's not going to be a major storm and it's going to move out. highs in the mid-20s from new york to boston. cleveland after some morning snows will see an afternoon high temperature of 20 degrees. across the midwest it stays cold. and chicago at 29. 16 in minneapolis. dry across the plains. and out west it's still raining. in fact, another rainy day in los angeles, amgd that rain-x tends all the way along the coast to portland and seattle. again, light snows in the easement again, that's proeft not going to be major storm and will end by this evening. i'm david bernard for the cbs news in miami. >>> the senate is expected to vote on a 50.50 billion dollar aid bill. the storm cost billions of dollars in residential property damage and president obama says he will sign the bill. >>> in new jersey, though, the state has adopted some high-cost rebuilding guidelines for residents living in flood zones. homeow

philadelphia road at james avenue, another accident. we're starting to see some north and west side delays. eastbound 50 in bowie, we have a multi vehicle crash. >> we have spent the entire week 5 to 10 degrees above normal. some rain chances this afternoon. dry over the weekend. then we get chilly next week. >> thanks for joining us for 11 news today. >> we will be back with a live update at 7:25. >> have a great day. >> this is a wbal-tv 11 editorial with president and general manager dan joerres. >> it was a reminder of johnny unitas' last game at memorial stadium, a day of unforgettable memories that started with one last dance. when ray lewis came out of the tunnel for last sunday's playoff game against the indianapolis colts, it began what the all- pro has dubbed his last ride. and if that game was any indication of how electric the ride will be, fans are in for one of the great send-offs of all time. from the start, ray lewis was bigger than life in a city with a mount rushmore of sports legends, anchored by one of the greatest to ever play football, johnny unit

mostly snow in new england, but a changeover from snow to freezing rain under sleet, just north of philadelphia new york city area, albany, snow, but that is going to, again, make a change over the next couple of hours into a mix of freezing rain or sleet and then change to rain. why? because the temperatures are on the rise. we're going to feel 50 to 60 degree temperatures across the mid atlantic and north east over the next several days. there's the highs today. warm across the south. that's really important because tomorrow we have a cold front moving through that could brick us severe weather like tore they does in the south. 35 in minneapolis, and, remember, we had sub zero temperatures last week. highs tomorrow, going to see the cold front move in. 74 in dallas, 71 in memphis. as the cold front clashes with the warm unstable air mass, could see the potential for hail, damaging winds, and, yes, tornadoes. we could have a tornado outbreak tuesday and wednesday. there's the future radar. folks in memphis and chicago. chicago could have severe weather wednesday. the sows including at atlanta,

but in neighborhoods in compton, richmond, chicago, detroit, north philadelphia, this crisis reveals itself as schools dropout, substance abuse, gang involvemeinvolveme nt and drive-by shootings. either way the problem is disconnected and troubled young people will show up, revealed itself and continued to haunt our civic life. i might want to mention by the way that in richmond, california, which is a significant homicide involvement problem in that community, representative george miller certainly would be proud. we talked about it earlier today that richmond is nearly to its homicide rate in half of focusing on this committee these approaches and partnerships between public safety and community and grassroots leaders. so that's what every school should offer comprehensive health services or access to comprehensive health services were nurses, ma counselors and others can diagnose problems, whether mental or physical and get it gets it can help they need whether it's a school-based health center or in another setting every student should get a behavior health checkup just like to g

shows up as a senseless mass shooting, but in neighborhoods like compton, chicago, detroit, north philadelphia, this crisis along with substance abuse, drive-by shootings, high school dropouts. the problem with this connected young people will reveal oneself and continue to haunt our civic life. i may want to mention that in richmond, calif., which have had a significant violence problem, representative miller would certainly be proud. we talked about it earlier today, but they have nearly cut their homicide rate in half by focusing on these community- based approaches and partnerships between community leaders. this is why every school should offer access to comprehensive health services for nurses and other experts to diagnose problems, whether medical or physical -- whether mental or physical. every student should get a behavioral health check up just like they get a physical checkup before starting the school year. school counselors have to be part of the solution. we have one counsellor for every 1000 students, among the worst in the nation and one fourth of the recommended standard of on

north m mali. >>> it was a weekend of record-setting temperatures in washington and philadelphia, flights were delayed for hours due to this dense fog. in the west unseasonably cold weather. farmers have been scrambling to save $2 billion in citrus from near-freezing temperatures. with that we will bring in our own bill karins in a second. first your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> with president obama's second inaugural one week away, an official store has opened near the capitol selling tote bags, t-shirts, buttons lashgs pell pins and other souvenirs. >>> former president george h.w. bush may be released from the hospital in the coming days, that's according to a family spokesman it could even happen today. but there's been no confirmation of that. >>> robert f. kennedy junior says he believes there was more than one gunman who assassinated his uncle in 1963. rfk junior also privately doubted the accuracy of the warren commission report on the death of jfk. >>> vice president joe biden is about to send his recommendations to president obama and proposals for new gun control legislation, but

certainly damaging winds and then by wednesday transitions off towards the east from around philadelphia area to northma looking for severe weather on wednesday. shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much for keeping us update. >> you bet. >> shannon: do you the commissioners step down. >> what about the hundreds of rulings they have issued since being appointed. joining us a man who once served as the chairman of the nlrb. thanks for joining us today. >> happy to be here. thanks for are having me. >> shannon: imagine a big thumbs up from you on the court decision. your reaction? >> the court decision is very well written and very scholarly. the conclusion is in escapable and really invited by president obama who did something which no president in american his tore arery has done and that is to purport to name recess appointments during a short break in a continuous senate session. the president doesn't have unilateral appointment authority. it is shared with the senate. the president nominates, the senate confirms. and the reason for that is our founders were concerned that unfit characters would othe

north carolina state, 51-50. go terps! >>> in the nfl chip kelly is the new head coach of the philadelphia eagles after saying he would stay in oregon, kelly changed his mind and took the job in philadelphia. >>> and a billboard sign in boston is counting down the minutes until the retirement party for baltimore linebacker ray lewis. the sign suggests that the patriots will beat the ravens on sunday and that lewis will retire after 17 nfl seasons. >>> well, just ahead, charlie sheen names the biggest partiers on the planet. that's got to be quite a list. >>> plus, your weather as you head out the door. you're watching "early today" on nbc. >>> well, welcome back. pretty sample forecast for nevada, arizona, california. lots of sunshine today after a cold start. again, freezing fog until about 10:00 a.m. in isolated portions of seattle to portland. it is hit and miss where it is. same case will be tomorrow morning. too. los angeles, you're in for a stretch of just fantastic weather. all that cold conditions you had ringing in the new year are long gone. we are sitting pretty with sunshine across the board through monday, mid

north carolina state, 51-50. >>> in the nfl, jim kelley is the new head coach of the philadelphia eagles. >>> and a billboard signting down the minutes until the retirement party for baltimore linebacker ray lewis. the sign suggests the patriots will beat the ravens in the playoffs again on sunday and lewis will retire after 17 nfl seasons. >>> well just ahead charlie sheen names the biggest partiers on the planet. plus the catch of the day comes from michigan but it's not the kind you want to find on your plate. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] some day, your life will flash before your eyes. ♪ make it worth watching. ♪ the new 2013 lexus ls. an entirely new pursuit. with fancy feast morningsls. gourmet cat food. (announcer) make mornings special, mornings are delicious protein rich entrees with garden veggies and egg. fancy feast mornings. the best ingredient is love. can a 30-day-old pluggable febreze make even this old container smell fresh? take a deep breath. describe the room that you're in. i think just like a big, open space. like i'm hanging the sheets on the line. and it sm

philadelphia this morning. that's really about. now, this arctic blast of air coming down from the north, it will settle in over the great lakes this sunday, especially getting very cold in areas like detroit, chicago, minnesota will be frigid along with wisconsin. then it's going to sweep into new england by the time we get to tuesday or wednesday. just keep that in mind. it's going to get very cold. coldest air of the season in areas like chicago. in other words, enjoy today. enjoy what's going to happen over saturday. after that we get a lot colder in many spots. as far as the forecast goes, one last mild day today from denver to kansas city. again, that frigid air will be heading even to d.c. by the time we get to monday. inauguration looks to be windchills in the 20s. four years ago, windchills were in the teens. a little better. >> so top hats and overcoats. >> you wear that, i'll be impressed. >> i'm going as lincoln. bill, thank you very much. now from weather to sports, skipping over traffic. the only story that could possibly share shelf space with the lance armstrong confessional is the bizarre hoax involving the heisman

if a lot of folks fully understand that if new york city, and philadelphia and chicago what folks in south carolina and in georgia and northink when you start talking about gun laws and changing the gun laws. >> i think that is exactly the point and i think we get kind of insulated in our liberal areas so to speaks in the washingtons and new yorks of the world. out there in the rest of the united states, there's a different view of that and as a matter of fact, i don't think that a poll can really capture the feelings that are effective in politics. that the to say, that the various members of congress in the states that, the west virginia, virginia, nevada wherever you go, i think that the poll may reflect that the majority of americans do not in fact want to step in the way of some gun control problems. but, i any when you get out there in the red states, as you point out, it's a different matter, and i think when it gets to congress, that will stymie many of the reforms that are predicted. >> no less than former president bill clinton addressed this last weekend in a gathering of obama donors saying that folks in red st

virginia, west virginia, all the way back down to the mountains of north carolina, and, yes, baltimore and washington. now, bwi and philadelphiau'll see flurries. but if you get down to d.c., north of richmond, virginia, into the delmarva, could be 5 to 6 inches of snow right through this very populated area and not that many snowplows in that area. there is the 12 inches i was talking about there. this is western virginia, threw through into maryland and up to delaware and parts of southern new jersey. that's the good news. maybe that's the best news is that it mostly will be friday night into saturday and not like a tuesday or a wednesday. you'll be stuck at work because you can't get home. >> that's the good news. there is a big inauguration, the big weekend, and that monday, of course, we'll see if that actually messes up people's travel plans. chad, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >>> coming up, how a new facebook feature could be used against its users. ular heartbea. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition tha

philadelphia. another one came from north carolina. thankfully, these heroes are on their way towards recover just one year ago, new york police officer peter fegogski, the father of four beautiful girls, was tragically killed on the beat with an illegal weapon purchased in the black market in virginia. i will never forget the faces of slain 17-year-old honor student niasha priard's parents, who i met justeeks after being sworn in to the senate. niasha was also killed by an illegal gun one terrible night when she was doing nothing more than enjoying an evening with friends. accordingo new york city's mayor's office, 85% of the guns used in crimes in new york city come from out of state and 90% of those guns are brought through the illegal black market run by traickers. the sad fact is that more than 30 people die every single day due to gun violence. these senseless killings must stop. we have an obligation to act and prevent tomorrow's senseless deaths by ensuring that guns stay out of the hands of criminals and the dangerously mental

philadelphia. better in boston. fog advisories from new england down through the mid-atlantic. there are showers coming through. you may need the umbrella briefly northf hartford, the mass pike and d.c. more rain in louisiana, mississippi, heading up now into areas towards atlanta. just hit and miss showers on the morning commute. heavier rains later today. it's very warm. unusually warm. crazy warm in the east. it's in the 50s up in d.c., the middle of the country, winter has returned in a big way. the windchill is negative one in chicago denver is minus 15. the east, a lot of clouds and warm weather for one more day. we'll cool off in the days ahead. for the most anticipated segment of the day on msnbc, let's roll, boy. let's go. >> thanks, bill. buckle up, time for some sports. we'll start with matt ryan and the falcons hosting russell wilson and the seahawks. winner heads to the nfc championship game. second quarter, matt ryan goes over the middle for rodney white who hauls it in for the touchdown. the falcons take a 20-0 lead into halftime. but in the fourth quarter, the seahawks start a comeback. wilson finds zach miller in the back of the end

philadelphia. another one came from north carolina. thankfully, these heroes are on their way towards recovery.ust one year ago, new york police officer peter fegogski, the father of four beautiful girls, was tragically killed on the beat with an illegal weapon purchased in the black market in virginia. i will never forget the faces of slain 17-year-old honor student niasha priard's parents, who i met just weeks after being sworn in to the senate. niasha was also killed by an illegal gun one terrible night when she was doing nothing more than enjoying an evening with friends. according to new york city's mayor's office, 85% of the guns used in crimes in new york city come from out of state and 90% of those guns are brought through the illegal black market run by traffickers. the sad fact is that more than 30 people die every single day due to gun violence. these senseless killings must stop. we have an obligation to act and prevent tomorrow's senseless deaths by ensuring that guns stay out of the hands of criminals and the dangerously mentally ill and to strengthen our laws so that law enforcem

philadelphia, new york city starting to clear out. southern new jersey seeing some of that rain, and then it does stretch back across virginia, back into eastern tennessee, western north carolina and then extends all the way down into the gulf coast region from lafayette, louisiana, right over to biloxi, mississippi. so we are still going to see those showers basically affect the southeast. and it's in this area, eastern kentucky into west virginia, into western virginia, also down into mississippi and northeastern louisiana where we could end up with another two to three inches of rainfall on top of several inches of rain that has already been falling in that region. but the northeast not looking at a whole lot of rain. and this is the last bit of warm air that we are going to see down across the southeast. and that cold air that's been sitting in the midwest is eventually going to work back in. it's not going to get real cold but be more seasonal. >>> good news on the job front for u.s. veterans. coca-cola's controversial take on obesity and nike's new $100 million golfer. >>> they lift a car and save a life. you've got to see this. you're watching "first look" on m

one of the guns was imported by traffickers from philadelphia, another came from north carolina. thankfully these heroes are on their way to recovery. just one year ago new york police officer the paur of four beautiful girls was tragically killed on the beat with an illegal weapon purchased in the black market in virginia. i will never forget the faces of slain 17-year-old honor student parents who i met just weeks after being sworn into the senate. she was also killed by an illegal gun one terrible night when she was doing nothing more than enjoying an evening with friend. according to new york city's mayor's office 85% of the crimes used in new york city come from out of state and 90% are brought through the black illegal market run by traffickers. the sad fact is more than 30 people die every single day due to gun violence. these senseless killings must stop. we have an obligation to act and prevent tomorrow's senseless deaths by ensuring guns stay out of the hand of criminals and the dangerously mentally ill and to strengthen our laws that they can go after the gun runners a

not as pretty as it looks because the ice is headed north and could bring snow, freezing rain, and sleet to the northeast, including new york, philadelphiashut down runways in salt lake city for the second time in a week yesterday, and 200 flights were cancelled at o'hare in chicago. soledad? >> john, thanks. >>> that joint interview, let's talk about that again. president obama and secretary of state hillary clinton, happened last night on "60 minutes." they seemed very, very, very chummy. all toyou have to do is go back four years to see how much the disliked each other. >> tactics right out of karl rove's playbook. shame on you, barack obama. >> shame on her. she knows better. she's talking like she's annie oakley. >> maybe we should ask barack if he's comfortable and needs another pillow. >> while i was working out on the streets, you were a board member for walmart. >> i forgot how ugly that was. they go way back. knew each other from kindergarten, if i'm not mistaken. they genuinely, sir, seemed very warm as they sat down together for what was an incredibly rare interview, the two of them sitting there together. they genuinely seem

. >> a philadelphia pediatrician was found bound and burned in her home and now police are making an arrest. a bold move from north korea, the threat that the rogue nation eugs now making against the u.s. jon: a fox news weather alert many of the country facing frigid temperatures. mike to be inch is out braving the cold for us in chicago. i guess the firefighters are as well, right, mike? >> reporter: they certainly are. there is this remarkable choir in chicago that has turned into an ice castle because of all the water that the fire fighters have sprayed on this giant warehouse that burst into flames. the bad news is that fire won't go out. it rekindled overnight. the firefighters had to get out in the bitter cold of this morning and continue to spray water despite all the ice that accumulates on their ladder trucks and things of that nature. they brought out something now called a deluge pump so they can dump even more water on top of it and that's creating its own problem. this is an old warehouse, the ice is heavy, there is risk of the collapse of that structure. the good news is with five alarm fires you wo

philadelphia, pennsylvania, we lost a 17-year-old boy. at 1:00 a.m., in trenton, new jersey, a 54-year-old man. 2:00 a.m. in north carolina a man.harlotte, north carolina a 19-year-old man. at 2:00 a.m., in lansing, michigan a man in his 20s. at 2:48 a.m. in cleveland, ohio, we lost a man whose age we don't know. at 3:00 a.m., mountain time in colorado, we lost a man whose age we do not know. at 4:16 a.m. central in chicago, illinois, we lost a 20-year-old man. at 5:30 a.m. in indianapolis, indiana, we lost a man in his 50s. we lost them all to gun violence. before most of the country was awake on new year's day. then just yesterday, four people, two men, one woman and the gunman who held them hostage in aurora, colorado, sight of last year's mass shooting in a movie theater. the lead story in this mornings, washington post says the white house has a broad gun proposal in the wake of newtown, connecticut. hurry, please. uncer ] stop searching and start repairing. eucerin professional repair moisturizes while actually repairing very dry skin. the end of trial and error has arrived. try a free sample at eucerinus.com. [ female ann

north dakota. with windchill and heat index, it's even more sublime than that. topeka kansas has gone down 38 degrees where philadelphia was up. by this morning the cold air down in past the 24 hours and atlanta is getting cooler. st. louis is 34 degrees cooler than it was. part of the up and down of the jet stream is the energy between the cold and the warm. it is 80 and the feels like temperature in key west, it feels like 806789 the feels like wind temperature in minot is a negative 34. that's 114 degrees difference across the continental u.s., wolf. >> even here in the nation's capital, washington, d.c., was in the 20s and got in the 50s and 60s. it's going up and down. what's happening here? >> if you are still in the warm air, if you walk outside anywhere in the east anywhere from new york city to down, it's warmer than it should be. then you're still in the danger zone for severe weather tonight. that warm air is going to be gone tomorrow. the cold air will push through the northeast and southeast and into florida and you'll be 10, 15, 20 degrees colder than you are right now and on average it's going to be a co

toward the north, areas like pennsylvania as well as new york, we'll see some of the snow and some of these locations, two to four inches of snowfall. for the major cities like philadelphia, washington, d.c. and for new york, we'll see rain for most of the day. warnings and watches, a winter weather advisory for parts of the northern mid-atlantic until 11:00 a.m. and parts of new england until 4:00, and maine, until 11:00 tonight. in addition to the snow out there, you can see most of it will be to the north of interstate 80, where the highest snowfall totals will be. we'll watch that, of course, the heavy rainfall. people need to be careful out there. a lot of travel delays as we go throughout the day. snow totals. back to you, john. >> a lot of slow going in the northeast. thank you very much. >>> more trouble to report for boeing. two major japanese airlines have grounded their fleets of 787 dreamliners after an emergency landing nin japan. this is the series in the latest problems with the jets. there were reports of a battery alarm and strange smell in the cabin. >>> two people killed when a domestic violence fight erupted 90 miles from lexington. >>> and a business

philadelphia, up to new york city, again as we get a change over. we did have snow here in new york, we are expecting that change over to happen in the afternoon hours. so northl snow. but you in albany you'll see that change over as well, northern new england, a change over overnight from the snow to the freezing rain and/or sleet and then all rain, because the temperatures are on the rise. we're going to see temperatures soaring way above average. take a look at raleigh, 50. 73 in kansas city. 35 in minneapolis, 36 in new york, but tomorrow we're getting up into the 40s, and the 50s across the northeast corridor. take a look at what happens when we've got the warm air that is going to mix with the cold air of a cold front as we head into tomorrow. 59 in kansas city. 71 in memphis. 77 in new orleans. 81 in san antonio, 65 in raleigh. the clash between the two air masses is going to give us perhaps a january severe weather outbreak. that could mean tornadoes in a wide section of the south. looking ahead at our future radar cold front moves through, chicago, cincinnati, memphis, new orleans, tomorrow afternoon around this time we're going to be talking about t

philadelphia. about 15 to 30-minute airport delays, but the northeast is starting to look better along with new york and d.c. watch out virginia and northlook at the white popping up just outside of dallas. some sleet and light snow reported, not in dallas, but just to the east side of town. that's going to head across arkansas. memphis, tennessee, you're going to have some freezing rain to deal with this afternoon. the cold air. the east coast is crazy warm, but it is the middle of the winter cold from billings to minneapolis. west, brutal. wyoming, minus 23 windchill and it's cold by arizona standards. phoenix has a windchill of 30. vegas, 17. so not exactly great for all the snow birds who decided to head down there this week, so today's forecast, we're usually cold on the west coast. although it is sunny. the east coast, enjoy one more warm, very mild day. and then winter will begin to return as we go throughout this week. no major snowstorms for anyone as we go throughout the country. you want to see what fog looks like as it begins to lift? beautiful shot. washington, d.c. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. meet th

north of atlanta, the mountains of georgia. be careful. we could have icy problems out there later today. again, not a lot of snow. d.c., richmond, raleigh, up to philadelphia, possibly one to two inches. that's about it. it's a very cold morning, as advertised. look at northern new england, still with negative windchills. today's forecast, again, the light snow is the story. also rainy weather for arizona. as we go through your weekend, we get rid of this storm. still chilly but not as bad. we actually begin to warm things up. i think saturday's really the last day of the cold spell for the northern plains and new england. by the time we get to sunday, even minneapolis gets up near freezing. new england heads back up into the upper 20s, low 30s with some sunshine. my only concern, if you're in iowa or illinois on sunday, you could have a little mini freezing rainstorm that we'll have to deal with. again, the story on this friday, some light snow heading across the country. later on this afternoon and tonight, washington, d.c., getting another coating of snow. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. [ thunder crashes ] [ female announcer ] some p