gregory peck, it stands to reason a lot of people will be waiting for your second book, even if it takes 55 years to come out. >> it's a great gift to the world. >> reporter: kerry madden isn't just a fan of harper lee. she wrote a biography of her. >> i completely think it will have her voice, and it will be so wonderful to see, you know, the voice of-- of this young writer. >> reporter: the new book, to be published in july, will be called "go set a watchman"." harper lee wrote it before "to kill a mockingbird," but it's actually a sequel of sorts. it takes place in the same fictional town of maycomb, alabama, when scout finch, the child hero of "to kill a mockingbird," comes home 20 years later to visit her father, atticus. >> we'll get to see, you know, the grown-up scout going back into that world. >> scout, there are some things that you're not old enough to understand just yet. >> reporter: lee set "to kill a mockingbird" in depression-era

we have bob peck to talk about the quarter. eps beat, revenue beat and people confused about the numbers and the metrics. looks good enough to me where maybe this is the time where there's an all clear side. >> the numbers look good, but obviously, i mean, you really need to change the metrix. i've been saying this for years. how quaint. i'm long the stock so it would make sense i want to change the metric. so does he. costello wants to change the metric and i think he wants to do a lot more telling people we're growing revenues. at the end of the day isn't that the most important thing, growing ref, new and i think that's what they are doing. they have to figure out how to get that message across. >> maybe at this point the notion of the logged off user being able to monetize that, maybe now it's become a little more crystal clear versus in november when they first presented this. >> i think so. listen, i don't think it's the facebook moment >> you don't. >> i think the stock's reaction is telling you that. i think the stock's

let's ask bob peck of sun trust joins us live from new york city.ob, maybe you're wondering the same thing. the street is all bullish, what's going on. >> thanks for having me. >> yep. >> first of all this is a company growing its top line north of 45%, customers growing 45%, ebitda margin s to north o 68% right now. the reason it's been underperforming is a couple fold. one in the summer they rolled out two changes we've seen google do historically and work well for its playbook and one is being more targeted and personalized and their organic results they don't monetize that creates a better user experience and bripgs more people to the platform and number two, is more targeted marketing as well, longer tale terms which has worked well for google over time. the problem is you to cycle through that through a couple quarters and shorter term investors go to the sidelines. two other things to point out as well. one a red herring we think it is is government relations. we think they have stroj government relationships and the jack ma knows the governm

the many documentaries you've now done is my personal favorite called "a conversation with gregory pecko show a piece of that where your dad is telling us about how he used the watch in "to kill a mocking bird." harper lee's father being a lawyer and how harper lee talked about her father. let's listen to this. >> i had visited monroeville, and i had gotten acquainted with him. and i borrowed a mannerism. he did have a habit of fiddling with that watch, which he had strung across from one vest pocket to the other. through the button hole in the middle. and he did it in the courtroom. i borrowed that mannerism in the trial scene. not with his watch, with a prop watch. i fiddled with that watch, and after he died, unfortunately he did not live to see the film but harper gave me that watch. >> tell us about their relationship. >> well you know they were both from small towns in the united states, and i think when they met, it wasn't just between harper and my dad, but everyone on that film it was as though they all came together for a reason, and they formed a life-long friendship. it was

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. >> it was hard but it was time, like an old jal opy peck up truck, you love it, but it is time to let g time to move on. jamie: dennis a mum always relished her special relationship with john k kennedy, and not shy about calling in a favor, legend has it when mum retireed to connecticut had trouble receiving her social security benefits she turned to her friend now president kennedy for help, when letters on white house stationary arrived at the local social security office, officials there jumped to fix the problem, from then on mum always got her check on time. i am jamie colby, for strange strang"strangeinheritance," i ay thank you for watching. >> send me an e-mail or go to our web site coming up next is "strange inheritance." thank you for joining us. announcer: 100,000 creepy crawlers. >> spiders that will cover your whole face. announcer: all collected from the far reaches of the world. talk about a bug's life. >> old is he wanted to buy the collection. announcer: there is a bigger story behind this request. >> that was a bigger eye-opening experience than the film. ♪ ♪ ♪ of. j

picking at the president like a hen pecking is ridiculous for a party to do. if we had not gone into iraq, there would be no isis there. he did not allow that to go offn. we got gaddafi, that is a mess. every time you bring down at the theater, these people fighting amongst themselves. there has have a strong man in charge of them. not a democracy, they can't seem to work a democracy. here we are, trying to carry on like we are getting world war iii going here. we need to sit down and find out what would make the normal muslims happy. host: i will step in and let mr. stimsom answer first. guest: i think her comment reflects something a lot of people are thinking. that is that it was a mistake to go to iraq, and that part of the world actually operated better under dictators. i think a lot of people in the human rights community, and i include myself of the present who cares about human rights thinks that most people want said be free and live in some form of government were they have some rights and women's rights, children's rights are respected. it may not b

gregory peck's daughter met harper lee on the set and visited with harper lee recently in alabama. >> with harper since i was born since i was 2, when i went to college she would, you know always call me up and ask me what courses i was taking. you know i wanted to study 20th century american literature. she would say, you've got to study the classics? but why, i'm interested in faulkner. she said you can't understand them if you haven't read the classics, child. she was always part of my life. harper is such a strong name for a girl. when we found out we were having a boy, we had a discussion whether harper was a good name for a boy, so we gave it to our son. we took him and his sister to monroeville for spring break last year. my husband, daniel and i took a drive through the south with the children, and we spent two days with harper in monroeville and had the best time. she's so -- she's just the most interesting person. she's just like an encyclopedia about alabama and interested in politics and sports and fishing and loves to laugh. you know she's such a private person she's like

>> i think it's easier to say that the main theme of the film is accurate, and then peck out a few accuraciesorrect them. one is the time frame. my mother and father were married in 1927. hitler invaded austria in 1938. there were 11 years there that went up in smoke in the movie. >> reporter: in the movie sister maria introduces the von trapp children to music. in real life, the von trapp family was singing long before maria arrived as their governess. first they sang for fun, then for necessity. >> there's a missing character in the film, father france vosner, our conductor, living was. he was the musical director. when thi father losts -- my father lost his money in 1936, he went broke. we sang to earn a living. them. >> reporter: in the movie the family used their performance before a nazi audience as a trick to escape. in real live the baron wouldn't let the children sing for the nazis. in real life, they didn't do this, they took a train to italy on to america, where they continued to sing. what did that do with your bond to your siblings? >> we were very close, yet we fault as much as

this is by estelle peck. she was married to a japanese person. so she came into the camp. she wrote the book "loan heart palpin". and this is an ill trags. here is a pot belly stove. we fed coal into it. by the way, we used all military terminology. so we lived in barracks. and then we ate at the mess hall. so we were fed three meals a day. this is what really broke up our family unity: as a family, we sometime ate breakfast togt. but by lunchtime and dinner time, we were regulated by the dinner gong. any time we heard the gong, we we believe the to the mess hall and then went out to play and then out to school. we didn't have a chance to discuss family matters at the dinner table because we didn't eat together. and then, the la treens. a woman in heart mountain complained, so they put partitions, but, still, no doors. so in camp, they said gee, they have to use strategy just to use the bathroom. they have to go to the end stall, it's the least amount of strafic. no, it e it backfired. everyone went to peek to see if someone was in the end stall. but on the men's side, we

. >> there's not a peck of a lot of platforms. the funny things you see the nations resolution. the u.s. government comes in funnelling the programs. they are unt mined. frustration. $20 in terms of salary and shortages. you can't tell whether the lyrics were accurate. there was frustration bubbling up. the thinking is the u.s. government kicked themselves in the foot. >> always a pleasure listening to you. >>> i'll talk to the man in charge of anti-castro news broadcasts and find tout what america is getting. tell me what's on your mind: keep it here. >>> america's cold war strategy gald to end the castro -- failed to end the castro regime. president obama is making challenges. part of the this involves u.s. programming on radio marte or tv martes. critics say they outlived their purpose, and then there's the cost. $26 million. explaining why u.s. taxpayers should fund the marte is carlos from the office of broadcasting. it's hard to see what the value in this is. it's not given us a return. now we have taken a road. how we are looking at cuba. thank you for having me. i don't

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star analyst bob peck on whether the street got it wrong.nd is retail guru dana telsey cooling off on the sector? her call suggests she might be. we'll see you in about 15. >> all right. thanks. we'll be there. motorola today hand delivering mystery boxes this morning. i got one. inside the $150 motoe with double the storage, quad core processor the lte version slightly higher price tag than the last version but a screen a little bigger than the iphone 5, 150 bucks for an lte smartphone running lollipop android. this might be a game changer for the low-end of the market. we talk about xiaomi and some of the things happening in emerging markets. this i mean how do you make money in android when motorola now owned by lenovo, a chinese company, is able to put out a phone like this, five megapixel camera, quad core processor, storage, the goods, for 150 bucks. >> the answer is you don't make much money and the margins are so thin in this industry. what say you to that? >> yeah. i mean that's sort of what it appears to have come down to at this p

. >>> well philadelphia police officers get high tech help, stopping a bank robbery us peck right outside of the franklin institute. "eyewitness news" has exclusive video of this take down as our walt hunter, was there. >> reporter: only cbs-3 "eyewitness news" cameras were on the ground, at the scene, as bank robbery suspect kenyatta matthews was arrested, minutes after allegedly robbing the susquehanna bank on rittenhouse square. the suspect didn't know as he sped away from the bank in his getaway car police say is that bank employees had slipped in electronic chip nicknamed a bloodhound into the the money in the bag allowing officers to follow his every move. >> in this case, gps device was placed inside of the bag of money that was turn over. i don't know that exact amount right now. >> reporter: g ps revealed the suspect's exact route from 18th and walnut to 20th and parkway advising his speed and when he stopped for lights. just outside the franklin institute, officers were waiting. police were told that the suspect was armed, and as they approached the car, he refused to come out.

time i heart the haas ket rule whispered about was in the middle of the day were there started to be peck uselation that maybe john boehner to come off the ledge would use thresh llds. the house operated that which, through the history of the house of representatives. people made a big deal of it. notwithstanding what our friend said earlier, that's always been the case. the question becomes will democrats go along with this. will john boehner bring in democrats. he faced a revolt. they duet it down. john boehner, at the events of the day knows he has to let the steam out of the balloon. at the end of the day they do not have the votes to do anything about it. if he needs to bring in democrats, something that is almost apostasy to a lot of conservatives. he'll do it. >> you remind us the vote was six weeks ago. >> yes. >> thank you for joining us on this edition of "inside story". get in touch on facebook, follow us on twitter. watch us next type of. in washington, i'm ray suarez. >> we are in the farthest north reaches of wisconsin, in america's midwest, 200 miles from the nearest major

pulitzer prize, is translated into several languages, and becomes an oscar-winner movie starring gregory pecknds to reason a lot of people will be waiting for your second book even if it takes 55 years to come out. >> it's great gift to the world. >> reporter: cary maddon isn't just a fan of harper lee's. she wrote an autobiography of her. >> it will have her voice and it will be so wonderful to see the voice of this young writer. >> reporter: the new book to be set to be published in july will be called "go set a watchman." it's a sequel of sorts. it takes place in the same make-belief town in alabama. a child comes home 20 years later to visit her father atticus. >> we'll get to see, you know the grown up scout going back into that world. >> scout, there are some things that you're not old enough to understand just yet. >> reporter: lee set "to kill a mockingbird" to take place in blame through the eyes of scout whose father defends a black man accused of raping a woman. lee doesn't talk to reporters but said in a statement about this new book i hadn't realized it had survived. i am humbled

. >>> they want you to see this peck tour of a passenger attacking a taxi driver. it happened on february 15th. the man haled the cab. he got out in daly city and refused to pay. when the 60-year-old driver con fronted him he began beating the driver. police say other people witnessed the attack and did nothing to help. >>> hillary clinton pushed for more women in the tech industry during a speech and interview in sill silicon valley. abc7 news was there as the former secretary of state gave the keynote speech at the silicon valley conference for women. they called out work leaders for not including more leaders and focused on how hard it is to get into the industry. >> when it comes to technology, the data reveals a massive digital divide. and too many women who want to work more and earn more and are held back by outdated policies pressures. >> we are going backward in a field that is supposed to be all about moving forward. >> and the question of course on everyone's mind, will she run for president? she is talking like a candidate today. well when asked clinton

. >>> they want you to see this peck tour of a passenger attacking a taxi driver. it happened on february 15th. the man haled the cab. he got out in daly city and refused to pay. when the 60-year-old driver con fronted him he began beating the driver. police say other people witnessed the attack and did nothing to help. >>> hillary clinton pushed for more women in the tech industry during a speech and interview in sill silicon valley. abc7 news was there as the former secretary of state gave the keynote speech at the silicon valley conference for women. they called out work leaders for not including more leaders and focused on how hard it is to get into the industry. >> when it comes to technology, the data reveals a massive digital divide. and too many women who want to work more and earn more and are held back by outdated policies pressures. >> we are going backward in a field that is supposed to be all about moving forward. >> and the question of course on everyone's mind, will she run for president? she is talking like a candidate today. well when asked clinton

to state that my father was a long shore worker and every july 5th, we would go in san pedro, go to peck park and celebrate bloody thursday. it has some significance in that way. i remember that was significant for me looking at the building back in 2009 and for me it was ascribed as not a very interesting historical resource. there was talk about just a shell of a building and i recall my father's long shore hall in wilmington california, a very big shell of a building. i'm trying to remember what was happening in the embarcadero side when the last appeal came before us. what was the design for that building just trying to compare you know today's design that we have before us to that? >> that was an entirely new 10 story building. so it was a contemporary design on both sides. >> they used a shell of the building but it would be built above the current height. >> no. it was demolition of the entire building and construction of a new building and much at taller. >> i'm trying to figure out this process for this current design. was there an approach to planning with a particular design a

hit it jurgen ♪ my pecks are dancing with joy from all the savings.ngs with a discount double check, get to a better state. state farm. >> larry: that's all the time we have for tonight. i will thank our panelist sonia van meter, don cheadle lee daniels and ricky velez. and finally best of luck to astronaut barry wilmore. keep it safe up there especially the name. and tomorrow we're wrapping up black history month with a conversation about issues that are important to black women so tweet your questions to me with the #keep-- keep it hungary. until then, everybody see you tomorrow. captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

published in 1960, the pulitzer prize-winning novel turning into a box-office hit starring gregory peck. it was harper lee's first and only published book selling more than 40 million, and sells about a million a year. the novel inspired a documentary. >> waiting for the next novel, sadly that never game. >> i can't imagine what drove her it silence. >> reporter: lee is 88. she will not be silent much longer. harper collins says it will publish her new novel in july. >> it was amazing. i was worried it was a host. >> reporter: it will pick up in the 1950s, 20 years after "to kill a mockingbird" left off. she great it before "to kill a mockingbird," but put it aside. in a statement she said: harper collins says lee probably will not do publicity for her book. she rarely speaks to the media. that is one of a few public appearances accepting a presidential medal. she is hoping the book will be a literary event. >> it's like getting a second book of the bible. this is an iconic work much american literature. since it was a lost manuscript. it was nothing we expected to have. >> lee describe

most of the flurries and light snow will romaine north and west toward the lee his valley and the pecknow mountains. some of that activity will try and move toward the philadelphia area but it look like it will run out of gas. but the bigger deal that arctic front winds are going gust up to 40 miles per hour tomorrow and once again temperatures by this time across the area will feel like the single digits for most. when i come indoors we'll talk about how long it will last and more chances for significant snow in the seven day forecast. back to you. >> all right. scott, thank you. >>> happening now a deadly apartment fire leaves almost two dozen people homeless tonight. it ripped threw 14084 old building on sweeter street in norristown montgomery county just before 1am. firefighters say it burned out of control for four hours before crews were finally able to get a handle on it. fox 29's dawn tim money knee is live at the scene tonight where investigators are looking in to a cause. dawn? >> reporter: well, iain, fire investigators know that it started on the second floor. they just don

. >> this has affect every single as peck of my life not to be able to dot things i was able to do because of the simple flu shot. it is horrible. horrible. >> reporter: on facebook the the net says the same thing happened to her. she says just to get awareness out is there huge as the person who gave me the shot will never know they administered it incorrectly. >> health care workers who give any type of shot are supposed to have training but the rules on how much, and what that includes, vary from state to state. we have got a lot of reaction, object this story we have been telling you about. we have updated the information on cbs philly.com we will keep you posted on twitter and facebook. >> well, we have put our full trust and confident in those health care provide tours do this the right way. >> all right stephanie interesting stuff, thanks very much. >>> ground break go to day for renovations on singer square park in philadelphia a mayor nutter and other dignitaries on hand for that ceremony. the renovations will cost around $500,000, they will include concrete replacement planting a

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julie: we can attribute stock action to art peck. he was an internal person, head of innovation at gap before the promotion. he has changed presidents of various brands. he fired the creative director. they got rid of the creative director position but brought in a head of design and product development. she was previously at limited brands and helped create the pink brand at victoria's secret. betty: sounds like a very apple-ish title. julie: old navy continues to chug along gap needs to fix gap. betty: thank you; julie hyman. back to the markets. a big flashing red flag. i hate to ruin your morning investment firms from ubs to invesco are saying watch out. the stage may be set for another financial crisis. two things are convincing them. the recent plunge in oil and the big swing in the bond markets. there something more to it. not just with the swing but who is holding our bonds. i want to bring in our bond girl, lisa who wrote this. right when we are feeling good, markets are at record highs. lisa: one analysts are generally para

police say 11 shots were fired at that scene, in sus is peck, description or motive but police found surveillance cameras in the area. just before 2:00, two men walk in the 12th district police headquarters in south philadelphia, one was shot in the head just a grace wound that victim tells police he was approached at sixth set and dire avenue and told to give up his car. he says he was shot when he tried to drive away. police say he is expected to survive. police do not believe that these shootings are related, however, the the investigation is continuing this morning. four people shot the at three different locations, three now dead. reporting live jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks, jan. >>> trial continues for eric torres, charged with shooting philadelphia police officer edward davies in the feltonville store in august 2013. police say they were trying to subdue an arm suspect, officer davies lost a kidney in the shooting. torres's attorney says it was an accident. >>> a bucks county business owner had has lost his building in a raging two a alarm fire. flames br

rapists such as myself, pedophiles, people that murder children or women, they're at the bottom of that pecking order. okay? and there's a lot of men that will take advantage of your crime to try to manipulate you into doing something you don't want to do, be that giving them sexual favors, food from the commissary that you buy, different things like that. but at the end of the day, we're all wearing blue jeans with a white stripe. we're all in prison for some law that we've broken. >> unlike most other sex offenders, higgins has stood up for himself. >> if someone wants to make a big deal about my crime, i'll turn to them and look them in the face and ask them, what exactly do you want to know about it? if this person thinks he's going to try to control me by holding that over my head, he's just made a terrible mistake, because i will absolutely confront him on that. and oh, by the way, what's your crime? well, is that really better than what -- did you have less of a victim than what i had? you're in here for murder. at least my victim is still walking around, living and breathing. >> one rea

. >> for the deal to go through, do these deals go through unscathed or do they get pecked at like a duck? >> reporter: well there are three elements that have to go through if it will get through unscathed. first of all, congress has to grant the president trade promotion authority to gives him the right to trade on the up and down vote with no amendments. that's one agreement and then the asian counterparts. big disagreements with japan with agriculture and autos and finally with the final deal they have to take it back to congress and pass both houses. usually easy in the senate but not so easy in the house of representatives. need about 180 republicans and about 40 democrats. >> so it sounds as though i know you said at the top of your report that it was going to be a tough sell but could you put odds on whether or not it will ? >> reporter: i think it's likely. this is difficult, but it's not impossible and since both sides don't have much they can agree on they've got a lot of incentive to do at least one thing and this is it. >> john thank you very much. john harwood in washin

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. >> so who will be the the dark horse tomorrow at a zoo, in iowa this rooster, pecked, i mean pick, difficult mess that up, seattle seahawks to win, super bowl 49. i think he is just hungry. we will be right back.

continuing to track the snow this morning with h the mobile weather lab on the road showing what you to peck when you leave home. >>> a barber said he found a way to stop children from, misbehaving, see the embarrassing haircut he is giving them to shame them including his own son. we're back at the the top of the hour. >>> good morning everyone. right new we are tracking some snow moving in the region and it could possibly slow down morning commute. cbs-3 mobile weather lobbies on the the road as storm scan three shows you wintry weather coming our way. also this. >> at the end of the day, the bad guy pulled a stick up, lost. >> a robbery victim turns the tables, he for the back shooting the man who attacked him on a quiet running trail. now we expect to learn new information about the the shooting this morning. >>> today it is thursday february 5th good morning i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. you won't see a lot of show but could be enough to make road slick. we have team coverage for you and we will check with jan carabao in the cbs-3 mobile weather lab in a minute. >> but f

. >>> they want you to see this peck tour of a passenger attacking a taxi driver.it happened on february 15th. the man haled the cab. he got out in daly city and refused to pay. when the 60-year-old driver con fronted him he began beating the driver. police say other people witnessed the attack and did nothing to help. >>> hillary clinton pushed for more women in the tech industry during a speech and interview in sill silicon valley. abc7 news was there as the former secretary of state gave the keynote speech at the silicon valley conference for women. they called out work leaders for not including more leaders and focused on how hard it is to get into the industry. >> when it comes to technology, the data reveals a massive digital divide. and too many women who want to work more and earn more and are held back by outdated policies pressures. >> we are going backward in a field that is supposed to be all about moving forward. >> and the question of course on everyone's mind, will she run for president? she is talking like a candidate today. well when asked clinton

decline, probably see little light snow mix in specially further north you travel. 28 degrees is the peckedlars slow. coy see quick coating to inch maybe through the central suburbs, say between the lehigh valley down toward philadelphia, in philly i don't think you see much in the way of accumulation, rather worry more about showers and the icing. then looking ahead we jump ahead few days here, thursday few snow showers come along with new clipper it, reinforces the chill. back to you. >> katie, thank you. flyers win a game, but lose a key player against the capitols. goalie steve mason was carried to the lockerroom in the second period. has a lower body injury, and could miss. in the third flyers go onto win this one three-one. the wayne train has 19 goals on the season. the flyers are over 500 for the first time since november. they play the canadiens in montreal tomorrow night. >> san antonio spurs gregg pop very much going for 1,000 career win against the raptors last night. spurs led by one with under a minute left. when toronto's james johnson hit the three ball. the raptors would wi

been going on for well over 12 their hours now. [ inaudible ] various stations in hopings and he can peckat some sort of deal imminent each team and hopes have been dashed. and. [ inaudible ] >> rory, we'll have to leave it there, i am afraid the quality of the phone line not good enough. thank you anyway. >> let's hear from pavel our defense analyst and columnist who believes ideal is on the cusp but that poroshenko must stand firm when dealing with vladimir putin. >> i believe it's more jockeying for position. i believe that some kind of deals is imminent because right now to kind of continue the fighting would mean to introduce more russian troops, regular troops and if he introduced them without air support, there is going to be heavy losses. i believe both sides right now are going to be kind of saying that we want to break the deal. maybe there even is going to be some fighting. but this is a kind of middle eastern situation when a ceasefire is inevitable. and the fighting is just to find another formula of the ceasefire. and politically it's also very important for poroshenko to sh

i can peck wuk put esh pressure on it, i think mike is right. what is effective and what do we get in the united states. >> carrie you cannot straddle the fence when to comes to isis. can you? >> everybody, do you know what it's so easy we're across on this side of the atlantic, qatar is in a dangerous neighborhood. they helped dis movie gaddafi, they helped broker peace between hamas and israel. they helped fight against assad whereas our president is a coward and won't go fight against assad. so i trust in some ways what qatar is doing and i agree with steve that we have not been a reliable ally to qatar. >> john, frankly i don't trust qatar that much at all in their dealings in the middle east. i know it's dangerous territory they're just a sort boat ride away from iran. i agree with that. i get it. but the fact is i don't trust people that deal with these terror groups. >> absolutely but even if they are more on our side i keep hearing stuff about reliable ally and wait a second we are talking about the u.s.'s national defense. and i don't t

do you have your numbers or do you let the machine peck your numbers, how to you work. >> reporter: i have a few numbers that i like to go with each time but i think my big one is with the machine. i will take a million. maybe just four. >> we're not being greet i hear. >> what would you buy first what would be the first thing would you buy. >> reporter: funny you should ask, i want three tezslas black, white and silver. >> depending on your outfit. >> to coordinate with? we will get back to you my man, thank very much. >> okay. it is 5:33. no excuses not to get your power ball ticket weather is looking good. >> this will be a chilly day but a very decent toews all things consider. we will have more sun then anything. it is not terribly windy but you have to bundle up. it is cold outside. i was just check in with our network frost alert too if you don't have benefit the of the garage perhaps you may need extra time to thaw out the the windshield but with that said storm scan three is totally quiet. storm scan is empty, couple cloud here and there. we will have a few clouds as the the