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. >> i am mork from ork. good morning vietnam!r michelle melnick and editor barry silverman. that's our broadcast tonight. thank you for being with us. i'm kate snow in for brian. happy new year. >>> we're going to bring our blankets out. it's really cold. it's a little bit cold we're not used to it. >> ringing in the new year with a blast of winter as the festivities get under way, last-minute adjustments being made, and folks are encouraged to bundle up. especially those planning to venture outdoors. take a look over san francisco where the temperature continues to drop and a couple hundred thousand people are expected to ring in 2015. i'm terry mcsweeney. raj and jessica have the night off. it is difficult to ignore the biting hold that's hit the bay area. on your left, a live look over fremont. if you look closely you can see a flag waving in the wind. not only chilly a bit breezy making it even chillier. on the right, crews cleaning up after the wind that left a trail of damage across our region. downed power lines still caus

mork from ork? once called me the nutso from outer space. >> working with henry winkler as the fonz. >> and we started rehearsing, and i realized that i was in the presence of greatness. hands-down, this is not hyperbole. >> henry winkler met williams >> i just realized my only job is to keep a straight face. and it was impossible. because no matter what you said to him, no matter what line you gave to him, he took it in, processed it, and then it flew out of his mouth, never the same way twice. >> born in chicago on july 21st of 1951, williams grew up in michigan, played football, and then settled with his family in marin county, california. despite his shyness, high school drama drew him out of his shell and led him to become one of only 20 actors admitted to the prestigious juilliard school, along with classmate christopher reeve. >> we were both a program at juilliard called the masters program, which is like an accelerated two year program, basically to get us into the acting company really qui

. >> i am mork from ork. >> reporter: one of a kind is a phrase often said but rarely as fitting as it robin williams. graced with a comic mind that worked at lightning speed, he brought laughter to millions but his dramatic talents also moved audiences to tears. >> you don't know about real loss because it only occurs when you love something more than you love yourself. >> reporter: more than a few were shed at williams' sudden passing but the legacy he leaves behind will bring smiles for years to come. mark barger, nbc news. >>> just ahead, it starts today and will affect millions and their health insurance. are you one of them? >>> plus, what did she do? why taylor swift is telling disney, let it go. you're watching "early today." i take prilosec otc each morning for my frequent heartburn. because it gives me... zero heartburn! prilosec otc. the number 1 doctor-recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 9 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. ♪ ♪ when you feel good no one is immune. with antioxidants, electrolytes, and b vitamins plus more vitamin c than

in the case we got he grant and it's one of the old kind of ork that we were doing. but we are also doing work in the cases involving children for 13 14-year-old kids and the u.s. now has 250,000 people in the adult prison cells for imes they committed on children. we he 10,000 children on any given day some even yunger in the adult jail or prison where they are five times more likely to be the victim of sexual assault is more likely to commit suicide in the 3,000 children condned to die in prison. so we want to have the supreme court on that issue but a lot more work. >> estate of a bama is up to them now whether or not to retry him? >> the court has been entitled to the new trial and the state has to make a decision whether to provide try or not. we are hoping that they will but we do not think there is any question. so we are going to be calling on them to dismiss the charges. if we have prosecutors the prosecutors and the judges and law-enforcement offices to own up to the political culture in the country where they feel like they give away too much power because

he was born and raised in a new .ork family of hotel years in 1959, his family branched out and bought loews theaters. today the loews corporation has $80 billion in assets that generate $15 billion in annual revenue with interest from everything in hotels, insurance, oil and gas. jonathan tisch runs the company with his cousin and is also the chairman of loews hotels. >> he took this area and made it guest friendly. >> he completed a massive luxury renovation of a flagship hotel that is near and dear to his heart. >> i grew up in this hotel. >> but that work has not stopped him from writing three business strategy books. >> you get about six hours of sleep? >> 5 to 6 hours of sleep. you will get an e-mail from me at 3:00 in the morning. >> despite a demanding schedule, tisch tries to make it to every giants home game. i caught up with him at his team's home turf -- metlife stadium. ♪ >> it is incredible to be out here. how does it make you feel? >> pretty amazing. i think of my father and what he went through to afford us this opportunity to be partners in the giants. >> in 1991, bob

. >> and the muslim brotherhood just ork traded an attack that killed 25 people in egypt and we're going to just meet with them. >> let me get wayne in here. there's something else going on simultaneously. we're trying to work out a deal with the iranians. what message does it send to the iranians who hate the israelis that president obama won't meet with netanyahu? >> once again, eric, i think this all one of pretense. the art of diplomacy is the art of deception. you want the people to think one thing while you're doing something else. the best way to undermine your enemy is to find out about him. if you're going to take the attitude that i won't talk to him because it appears -- >> okay. and what they're doing is crazy -- >> i have not stopped -- >> guys last thought i'm going to give it to juan. >> i don't stop walking. why do you do that? you never stop doing that. learn some manners. >> we'll talk about that in a break. my last thought, juan what message is it sending to the iranians that we won't meet with the israelis? >> we do meet with israelis constantly. you know, the billing

. >> i am mork from ork. good morning vietnam!rry silverman. that's our broadcast tonight. i'm kate snow in for brian. happy new year. ♪ it's the time of year for making lists... at chevrolet, we've made it onto a few lists ourselves. in fact this year, we've been at the top of more awards lists than any other car company. now during the chevy year end event, put us on yours. choose an impala in stock the longest and get cash back for 20 percent of the msrp. that's over sixty-five hundred dollars on this impala lt. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> lights camera access. >> my best new year's eve hopefully will be this year. >> i feel new year's is always a little bit of a let-down. >> the clock is about to strike 12:00. closing out another year. how the stars are ringing in the new year and will

that's happened fewer than ten times in the past 50 years, and,ork' scott, new york's governor has activated the national guard. >> pelley: eric fisher is chief meteorologist at wbz, our cbs station in boston. eric, what's coming next? >> reporter: scott, a major snowstorm taking shape this evening right off the coastline. the storm beginning to deepen,places like new the winds picking up and snow moving into places like new york, boston, providence and hartford. we'll see rates increase one to three, maybe as much as four inches per hour. the heart of the storm overnight and into first part of tuesday but it's in no rush to leave. it continues to sit, spin, produce strong winds and slowly moves off to the north and east, finally leaving by the time we and slo get toward wednesday morning.le and after that, a lot of snow to clean up. a big corridor of one to two- foot snow totals, but local areas where banding really takes shape, we could see up to three feet, and that puts you towardto record territory, chasing the records in places like boston and new york. biggest snowstorm ever recordedl

orks drks arks >> will they be doing that on "gma"? >> the lift.lift. >> who is going to be the lifter? >> i hope it's kevin hart. >> kevin har lifting. >> he might break into song. >>> coming up here an entertainment story of an entirely different variety. organized protesters got into a bill cosby show last night. we'll show you how he responded. >>> first, a nightmare for a family in california. their baby girl snatched from the bedroom. >> family members chasing the man and pinning him down so police could make the arrest. and had it not been for the child's heroic older sister who alerted the parents this story may have had a very different ending. brandi hitt spoke with the family. >> is the child accounted for right now? >> reporter: abducted from her own bedroom, a 3-year-old girl is safe this morning. >> my thought was, are we going to see her again? >> reporter: her alleged abductor sneaking up to this home just after 7:00 p.m. on thursday. while the little girl watched tv with her big sister. detectives say the suspect walked behind thei

the main parts of terror investigation this week is telli ining cnn that the two brothers w brothers orktra brothers orchestrated the attack have been under prior surveillance. the man who took hostages friday told george i journalists that he belonged to isis. so, bob, try and explain this to us in the different links. we're sort of getting crossed messages here, whether it's isis,whether it's aqap, whether it's both. and, yet, all of these men had connections so we assume that they would have similar loyalties to certain extremist groups. would that be your expectedation? >> well, personally, brianna, i don't differentiate isis from aqap. it's the whole idea of tuck theory islam, jihad. all you need to do is pick up these texts and translate them for believers. >>> so if there's a crossover between the islamic state between aqap, it wouldn't surprise me at all. the fact that it's all different things doesn't surprise me, either. in the fact that you have two attacks, one against police and another against cartoonists also sort of fits. but, let's not forget, these people aren't exactly

. >> ork we do. >> my name is [ growl. >> he travels to the city in-er isp of home and finds himselfthe label around his neck that says please look after this bear thank you. it looks as though his luck changed until rarest of bears catches eye of museum >> it is cold this winter but have not had much snow. here's a creative project you may want to try. herb create aid refrim rater made of know. using a plant spray refrigerator racks and low voltage light bulk and homemade fridge. leave it to a guy. >> i don't knowfy ever want to create one of those. >> meaning i don't want that much snow here. >> need to me but i'm sure not to you. >> time for the forecast. rain is coming. >> walter taking a look at the day planner 7:00 in the morning in philadelphia rain moving in. 36 degrees 7 a.m. temperatures on the lower 40s at 10, 1 and 4:00 in the afternoon. and you can see that moisture will continue. we can find more than an inch of rainfall across the region. be careful tomorrow. >> maybe a nice cooler or something. >> that may not work tomorrow. >> we'll check it at perdue, we pride ourse

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this morning target bit the bullet as new ce ork brian cornell, nothing to do with the movement there, decided to close the canadian operations after a staggering $7 billion in canadian dollar losses including $4.5 billion loonies in opening costs and $2.5 billion in opening red ink. that's totally up in smoke. would have been cheaper if target put that $4.5 billion investment into a big pile of cash and lit it on fire a la the shield. that's right. the canadian expansion is one of the most monumental wipe outs of shareholder capital i have seen. the new ceo put an end to it. as he promised. i struggle to find a similar blunder to oh this fiasco. the ill fated combined british-american attack where 70 oh,000 soldiers parachuted behind german lines in 1944 in a wrong headed move to end world war ii by christmas. they thought they could parachute into canada overnight and make it work. it was a bridge too far, like the terrific movie that chronicled the disaster. between the canadian debacle and the data breach that stung target last year the regime almost crush eded this retailer. near

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she said, ork, the guys, you know, they're always making passes and i don't know why they have to alwaysder men from the cast were flirting with her and it made her uncomfortable. one pulled her on his lap. the other told a dirty joke. at the time, joy thought the flirtations seemed harmless and her young daughter simply didn't know how to handle it. >> she didn't like men taking, you know, privileges on women. >> reporter: but perhaps the incidents were more serious than her mother thought. jessie wrote about them in her diary that night, ending her final entry with "god be with me." >> she was 19, and from what joy understood, these were men in their 40s. >> is that a bit of a red flag for you? >> can be. we wanted to talk to 'em. >> reporter: detective thickens could see the pretty, talented teenager could attract unwanted male attention. now he had to figure out if any of it had to do with jessie's murder. coming up -- a possible suspect. >> someone that was flirting with her less than 24 hours before her death. >> we thought it was him. i mean, who else could it have been? >> report

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. >> ork. all right. >> benediction time. >> all right. >> if you don't mind we're going to -- i've been asked if i could just get everyone's attention for one moment because it is appropriate that we started with invocation, and it is appropriate that we end with benediction. and, as you know, the benediction is not the end. it's really the beginning. it's when you turn out and do the work that we're here to do. >>> ladies and gentlemen let me bring forth the bishop and pastor of greater grace. >> as we bring this portion of the event and this most sacred unvailing of this portrait together i would ask that you touch each other and just connect one with the other. where there is unity, there is strength. a house divided against itself cannot stand, though unified can do anything. we thank you for this special ceremony and we thank you for this time of honoring this great warrior. this statesman who has served in excellence. a man of integrity. a man of impeccable honor. we thank you for his li

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