quest from philly, makes sense all right.ip bowl, it's just an honor in itself. >> tariq: it would mean nothing to me to have my name engraved on the championship dip-off crystal bowl it's like, i've got bigger fish to fry secret ingredient that's going to give it a little kick is worcestershire sauce >> jimmy: hot sauce. you could use cholula. whatever your favorite jam is. oops i might have a little too much on that, but you know what it'll wake quest up a little bit. >> tariq: so we've got all that stuff, it's all mixed up in there. really lay into it >> jimmy: you just start mixing it up. questlove is going to freak out. >> tariq: this is a cast iron skillet. put this stuff in there. >> jimmy: butter the inside. grease that pan. take your dip. plop it out of the bowl. and make sure it's freshly plopped. i mean, i may not be an amazing chef but i can throw a bunch of stuff in a bowl and mix it up, and make it warm >> tariq: how much time do i have left? >> 20 minutes. >> tariq: okay, cool well, i'm going to put this in the

. >> i'm going to be preparing the south philly dip dip dive. it's my recipe it came from my brain.ternet. >> i got mine online it's just cheese, warm, chicken, comfort. you've got your pop pies chicken. i don't want to be frying a chicken. i'll let pop eyes do the work. >> you start with the artichoke here, spinach, then what i consider the star of the show, jumbo lump crab meat >> i think questlove's problem is he overthinks it. i just want to dip put in a block of cream cheese philadelphia, can't clear it you know what i'm talking ab from philly, makes sense all right. to have your name engraved in "the tonight show" first ever dip-off dip bowl, it's just an honor in itself. >> it would mean nothing to me to have my name engraved on the championship dip-off crystal bowl it's like, i've got bigger fish to fry secret ingredient is going to give it a little kick is worster shire sauce. >> hot sauce you could use whatever your favorite jam is. i have a little too much on that, but wake quest up a little bit. >> we've got stuff mixed in there. really lay into it >> just start mixing i

to philly, new york to boston. new york closing two mega vaccination sites. and the brutal arctic blast. windchills plunging well below zero. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> president biden spending his first weekend away from the white house. the president at his home in delaware, pushing his $1.9 trillion covid relief plan and refusing to negotiate over the amount of those $1,400 stimulus checks. the white house releasing video of his phone call with an unemployed mother in california to help make the pitch. >>> news tonight about the jail uprising in st. louis. 117 inmates setting fires, smashing windows, a guard attacked. word coming in now on the situation inside the jail. >>> the kansas city chiefs arriving in tampa on the eve of the super bowl. one of their coaches, the son of head coach andy reid, under investigation for a car accident injuring two children. authorities reportedly saying he admitted to drinking before the crash. >>> and hours before kickoff, the one person who has been on the field for every super bowl. >>> good evening. and thank

three to six inches of snow in philly and new york, up through boston and along the southeast parts of new england, we could see a half a foot of snow. not quite enough to cancel school as it will end before midnight tonight, but certainly enough to make things even more white than they already are. guys, back to you. >> all right. we'll brace for that, rob, and we'll talk to you soon. thank you. >>> now to tampa bay, florida, and super bowl lv just hours away from kickoff, but we're following a major headline ahead of the big game. the chiefs will be without a key assistant coach after that terrible car crash that landed a child in the hospital in critical condition. abc's will reeve is in tampa with the very latest. will, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, whit. we are learning more about thursday night's crash in kansas city that injured those two children. britt reid, the son of chiefs head coach andy reid reportedly smelling of alcohol, according to police. the girl still in the hospital. we're just hours away from kickoff. the kansas city chiefs going head-to-head wi

world well that was not his real name the real name of the artist was sandra philippe the son of a philly paper it is. lost son of a very number of family by the way there are lots of conjectures about how they began to call in this way some say that they have a slightly fact elder son who is like a barrel which is in tallinn is both a healthy old able to eat that's why they say the little barrow both the child and . the chinese living as a timer sandro was sent to a goldsmith's workshop where he learned to work with precious metals and jewelry. but all that glitters is not go. close i mean to work as an goldsmith it was not an easy thing lots of furnishes around this really woman varmints which was nearly unbearable so the charlie looking around the book think of his father actually began though to show an interest to sketch a little things are close that she was actually necessary to shape any sort of thing any sort of rain and you saw the gray slate and it sort of like lace i'm not sure even begun to grow in interest much more. than of course standing at the full take that's why it's q

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for philly. and some great cultural memorials to boot. w. trouble we go. is this the real thing or just a copy it's difficult these days to know the difference pretty much everything can be faked diamonds and videos over the.

know on the marquee that are now i want to see our gathering in philly and then meeting yes to show our unity because to day that we have all the people are sort of feeling. oh i don't think 30 and like you go there you see there are crowds now. in the street and i think to make it easier to learn progress and also i can see that they are. so eager. grandma you would feel like ok i'm now on events but again so so yes very tense now but you are opposing the coup what do you and your fellow campaigners there hope to achieve with this demonstration today. we of course we'll hope it seems that we want our democracy our main target is to release our state also let off and i would prefer winning and the very least they think a leader immediately best problem for today protests we wondered still in the war that we are against military culture and we were all inspired and also i also can't preach and so well i was so subtle our myanmar people involved in a dance with the means to recruit and then to all we would like to request your son cole says the government to the polls and we face take we

is best you can make a lot of mistakes it's not about having big muscles per say physio therapist philly on end they often has patients who've worked out a lot but that's not the issues. you don't need the big fat muscles the stuff is that you want to train the stabilizing muscles along the spinal column we want to tackle the foundation not the big surface muscles we have one is fundamentally and . marcus was has physiotherapy once a week his case is very typical he spends too much time sitting down. so i've had back pain for nearly 10 years since i started my office job sitting at a desk i'm not moving much. it's important to exercise every day but you need to know which muscles to work. is a fear that these 4 areas the diaphragm battle start and seat muscles stabilize the lumbar region. muscular and durrance is the key in other words how long a muscle can keep working that's why it's important to train the muscles every day . while searching online for help jonathan stumbled on dr stuart macgill and internationally renowned expert on the spine he's spent. than 30 years of studying back

> they should have invested in a little more infrastructure, you know, you got some, we love you, phillyort. let's give them some props. >> let's talk about the rare albino lobster. >> oh. >> this is not something you often see, a family-owned when they caught this rare albino lobster. >> i wonder, does it taste the same? >> oh, my goodness, kenneth, you do not cook that. >> if you season it up, it all looks the same color. >> no, no, no. this little guy is special. >> he is special there. he's cute. he's cute. they give him a name? i don't know if they gave him a name. they should give him a name though. if you give him a name, you won't eat him. >> that's true. you'll feel too bad. >>> this elephant has a name. it needed a bath, and then this happened right here. >> belle, the african elephant being hosed down by a zookeeper, just so adorable. i think you said at milwaukee county zoo in milwaukee, wisconsin. >> hey, milwaukee, how you guys doing? you got to clean them up, get the dirt off. >> yeah, get behind the ears. >> the elephant's name is belle? >> yeah. >> belle of the ball. whe

in philly, the union told teachers not to go back to school today.ty didn't old up to their end of the bargain. new york city, parents, students and local leaders are demanding the return of public school sports after nearly a year. one state leader blasting the ban, saying what's happening to our youth is disgusting and unnecessary, there is no scientific justification to prevent students from playing, it's causing harm and impacting their lives. joining us now, patrick godfrey. thanks for being here. how frustrating is it to see athletes all across the country getting the opportunity to play their sports when you haven't been able to? >> yes, thank you for having me, first and foremost. but seeing all these athletes across the country play their seasons, 34 states have played a successful fall season of football and then the remaining states have scheduled a season for the spring. so seeing that is -- it's really unfortunate. it's kind of like a slap in the face to us students, us teachers, our parents, our coaches who put effort into seeing us suc

in new york and philly feeling like 12 degrees when you factor in the strong winds.t for a blockbuster storm system that could go down as one of the top ten strongest and heaviest snow events for new york city if the model play off. it is just off shore and lingers for 24 to 36 hours from monday morning to tuesday afternoon and winds could gust upwards of 40 plus miles an hour. including in new york city. in the evening hours boston will get in on the stronger winds with the snow will push towards the northern tier of this region. winter storm region in place for foot of snow fall including philly, new york and boston. notice this, preemptively, 1300 flights have already been cancelled around the northeast. 86 across la guardia. 76 at newark and jfk seeing disruptions could last until tuesday with very cold temperature as allowing all of the snow and ice to stick around for few days as well. >> thanks so much. >>> well, wall street enters a new trading week with a weary eye on retail traders. investors on reddit wall street bets app made silver futures up 7.27%. and

heavy snow, philly.ets heavy in new york city and heavy band of snow is going to set up across long island, new jersey, lower hudson valley, moving into new england through the day. along the coast could be mixture but snow on and off 48 hours, very slow-moving storm. and not just snow but wind and lot of wind. gusts 65 miles an hour along the coast. areas of blue are hurricane force wind gusts because water will pile up, two to three feet of flooding. inundation in people's homes and power outages because of the wind gusts past 60 and 70 miles an hour on cape cod. how much snow? doozy of a storm, especially new york city, areas north and west. new jersey and areas of new england, 18 to 24-plus inches of snow. going to be quite the snowstorm, jerrick ka, back to you in the warm studio. >> it feels chilly, trust me. jeff in new york. thanks. >>> first time in less than two months, 100,000 americans have been hospitalized for covid-19 ut january still the deadliest month in covid crisis. more than 94,000 p

where the philadelphia phillies play. as part of the afternoon program of recreational activities on religious emphasis day the ball game with cincinnati was a popular attraction for servicemen and their enthusiastic hosts. among the dozens of churches and synagogues in philadelphia are history is parallel out of the city far into colonial days. one of these is the mikva israel congregation. the second oldest synagogue in the united states founded in 1740 mica israel was the congregation of heim solomon revolutionary war hero who spent his fortune and his life on the cause of freedom. learn more about the uso tonight at 10pm eastern 7pm pacific here an american history tv. you're watching american history tv every weekend on c-span 3 explore our nation's past american history tv on c-span 3 created by america's cable television companies and today we're brought to you by these television companies who provide american history tv to viewers as a public service. prepare to cast off which one cabana cast off. lastly then we

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the west philly neighborhood that is so hard to escape.lly got into the valley forge military academy where he was pushed to new limits. and by a few kids who still didn't believe he belonged. he shares one of those stories in the book about a bigoted schoolmate. what did he say to you? >> if i remember correctly, i was called the "n" word, and some other very -- just, you know, terrible racial slurs. eventually i just -- i lost it. i told him to meet me in our dorm room, and i just -- >> you shattered his nose? >> yeah, i shattered his nose, and he was probably one of the nicest kids at that school after that. and i'm not lying -- i'm not joking about that. >> i believe you. i believe you. this is the neighborhood where you grew up. >> yeah. west philly where i spent the majority of my childhood, where i would travel from, you know, this neighborhood to the barn. >> reporter: rosser's drive on the polo field accelerated. in 2011 came the big breakthrough. he became part of the first all-african-american squad to win the national interscho

first off, yeah, we don't need that philly lawyer stuff down here. keep that in philly because that doesn't play well up on the hill. let's be clear with what we're talking about with respect to donald trump and mike pence. i was just kind of laughing a little bit as to how trump's lawyers were trying to paint this as a chummy, lovey thing. it was love and admiration from pence to trump, and it was not reciprocated. trump was pissed at mike pence because pence didn't do what he told him to do. don't try to put the washington spin on it, that's the bottom line. that's why he tweeted what he tweeted, and when tuberville told him they evacuated the president, the only thing trump was mad about is the fact that he didn't do what he was supposed to do before he was evacuated. that's why he was pissed. that's the bottom line here. for the republicans in the chamber, some of them are thinking, hmm, that's a pence problem. because they don't want that to be their problem as they put in motion their aspirations to become the next trump, to pull as much of tha

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steve: ainsley, she is in philly. i'm steve.e forever. ainsley traveled down to philadelphia to speak with parents on this ash wednesday about whatever they are going to open the schools. you have been talking to some parents from the outlining counties around philly where, you know, they just want answers and they want their kids back as soon as possible. ainsley: that's right. these parents are amazing. they are advocates for their kids. you know, the teachers have the unions and these kids have their parents. we have a group right here in front of us. and lisa in the back in the middle has been on our show before. were you able to see them? yeah, here we go. will she was on the show last week. did a great job. clarice got this group together because she started a pac and right behind her paul started a pac in his community. and so and then we also have beth an in the back and she has been helping saying i want choice. i want to be able to choose. if you want to stay at home stay at home but at least get the kids who want to b

we've got a question coming about the transition of capital cities from leases like philly to harrisburg and charleston to columbia and to what extent if any does the occupation of these cities lead to the removal of these capitals to other places in the states? >> interesting question. i've never thought of it that way. the traditional narrative is that it's this east versus west frontier versus establishment at least you kind of the movement that capitals like philly harrisburg, charleston to columbia, savannah, just like that. but occupation may have had something to do with it as well. again, i'm not sure on the timing so i'll have to pump on that question to one of my fellows but that's really interesting. >> as is your research topic. have a question about ways and yorktown energy and she's curious about the struggles of these cities that these overall british occupation as long as they could. >> you could argue that yorktown does get occupied in the end of the war by cornwallis for two months. actually, norval virginia and up occupied at the beginning of the war and basically your

to philly. might see 6 plus inches. could see more than half a foot of snow on top of what we've seen in new york city and locally in some spots in southeast new england could see a foot of snow. and here comes that arctic air, brutal, dangerously low windchills and talk more about what is coming on sunday in a little bit. over to you. >>> a developing story out of kansas city. as the chiefs prepare for the super bowl, outside linebackers coach britt reid was involved in a car crash that left one child with life-threatening injuries. abc's will reeve is in tampa where the big game is just a day away with this story. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning, eva. we're learning 35-year-old britt reid was reportedly rushed to the hospital following a multicar accident thursday near the team's training facility. sources telling espn that reid will be in the hospital for days and is not expected to make the trip here to tampa with the team, ahead of tomorrow's super bowl. details on the incident are scarce. kansas city

that's the official number in central park, and four inches in philly, where we have local coverage nowe you seeing? >> reporter: shep, good evening. this is the storm that will not quit in philadelphia last night at this time we had light snow coming down now it's more heavy. this is the accumulation we had some sleet mixed in there as well. big concern tonight is travel and transit. people trying to get around on roads like this. it's real sloppy you see it plows trying to keep up with it tonight. the governor just he shalled a disaster declaration because they are concerned about making these roads passable another big concern is getting the vaccine shipment into the philadelphia area. they had to cancel the clinics in the city and the wider region today, and tomorrow they are planning to open one now there's no guarantee that they'll be able to get people in because the buses, the trains, everything is interrupted right now. we'll end on a good note there's actually people heading over to sled tonight here in philadelphia, the iconic rocky steps at the art museum, they are busy righ

one solution to the issues so just try to create new laws isn't going to stop us from you know from philly what we're going to get without the violence. or were we doing the training on a 3rd game and so. actually. maybe 2025 gears up to be there or so we're going to do. that once but twice to be safe. again is going to find a method of say. my name is carlos pavement on the co-founder of good kids mass city englewood born and raised because all my life the purpose of we don't have today is basically in the neighborhood that we come from france a lot of violence a lot of students happening and sometimes unfortunately young people are around to see those things or young people are the victims of those things happening. and so will we so please are doing this as a kid now sells as a kid not community because a lot of times we want to 1st find as i say i am a list out of 1st responders but a lot of times a friend or family member or brother or sister is there was one that was something tragic happens and what do you do in that situation. so my 1st question is how long do you think this the ta

one of those nights the people's commissar off a health in azerbaijan called and said that south philly cases had been recorded in the small town of 100 i along with the other staff had to leave for the epicenter and one more thing the commissar added annual report to use the word instead of playing. the hazmat team left in such a hurry that when they arrived zilber was the only one who'd remembered to take a pair of skates rubber gloves with him despite the risk of infection he felt compelled to give them to. this instance. of him sure. go over your disposition your brew of that our board is this. instinct goes off but if someone needs more on put it was sure it sear their gear. with the cleaning. it was a new moniker plague it could have been eradicated instantly it was only a matter of breaking contact between the infected and uninfected and isolating those who had contacted the infected all of that was done quickly however the 2nd and then a 3rd outbreak occurred one night when n.k.v.d. agent walked into my apartment diversion ist groups from abroad are active in the area they're op

according to your press release, you'll get 100 doses initially for stores in california, new jersey, and phillyoes it mean to get the vaccine directly? >> it is long-awaited. we're super excited to be getting these doses directly so we have the ability to protect more people in a meaningful way. we have been doing over 140,000 shots so far with state governments and local municipalities. so we were in the whole process much earlier than we ever expected, even with the states. but it is just exciting to be picked in these states as one of two pharmacies that will be distributing the federally allocated doses. >> brennan: with the newly allocated doses, how many vaccinations do you think you'll be able to conduct each week? how many did you do this week, for example? >> so we're doing -- we got 116,000 doses last week. those are all right in process. we are administering, as you said, 100 doses per store per week. there are 1160 stores. we anticipate and are hopeful that volume will go up. >> brennan: can you explain what the registration system will look like? i'm sure you know i know plenty of

one of them is at the national league a park, where the philadelphia phillies play.m of recreational activity on religious emphasis day, the ball game cincinnati was a popular attraction for serviceman and their enthusiastic hosts. among the dozens of churches and synagogues in philadelphia are many whose history parallel the city far into colonial days. one of these is the second oldest synagogue in the united states. founded in 1740, it was the congregation of a revolutionary war hero who spent his fortune and life on the cause of freedom. when the hope of american liberty rested on the threadbare backs of the soldiers at valley forge, solomon contribute it everything he had to washington's army so they might fight again. ♪ members of today's army join with the congregation for this short devotional service on sunday afternoon, following the same ritual and looking upon the same scrolls from which solomon drew his faith. [chanting in hebrew] [bellringing] in the heart of what is old philadelphia, a few blocks from the delaware river, stands old christ church, found

is best you can make a lot of mistakes it's not about having big muscles per say physio therapist philly on end often has patients who worked out a lot but that's not the issues. you don't need the big fat muscles the studies that you want to train the stabilizing muscles along the spinal column we want to tackle the foundation not the big surface muscles we have one is fundamentally and . marcus was has physiotherapy once a week his case is very typical that he spends too much time sitting down. so i've had back pain for nearly 10 years since i started my office job sitting at a desk and not moving much. it's important to exercise every day but you need to know which muscles to work. there's a few of these 4 areas the diaphragm back and seat muscles stabilize the lumbar region. muscular in durance is the key and other were. it's how long a muscle can keep working that's why it's important to train the muscles every day . while searching online for help jonathan stumbled on dr stuart macgill an internationally renowned expert on the spine he's spent more than 30 years studying back probl

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on the market that are now hillary i want i want to see our get there even in philly and even get to show our unity because today that we have all the people who are feeling what. you know i don't think 30 m.p.g. go like you go there you crawl now. feet and there to make you 80 are younger over us and also i can see that they are. so if your grandma you would feel like i can't go on 'd and rant but again so so yes very tense now you are opposing the coup what do you and your fellow campaigners there hope to achieve with this demonstration today. we of course we awoke to it seems that we want our democracy our main target is to release our. thoughts and thank you i would prefer we mean and be released immediately best for all over today protests we wondered still in the war that we are against military cope and we want our insight and also i also can't preach of stuff while i was so subtle our myanmar peoples in advance with the military. to all we would like to request your son whole the government to the polls and he face. we want you to take the whatever the necessary to take immed

exercise is best you can make a lot of mistakes it's not about having big muscles per se physiotherapist philly on and laid off and has patients who worked out a lot but that's not the issues. you don't need the big fat muscles the studies if you want to train the stabilizing muscles along the spinal column we were. to tackle the foundation not the big surface muscles we have one is fundamentally and . marcus was has physiotherapy once a week his case is very typical he spends too much time sitting down. so i've had back pain for nearly 10 years since i started my office job sitting at a desk and not moving much. it's important to exercise every day but you need to know which muscles to work. there's a few of these core areas the diaphragm back stomach and seat muscle stabilize the lumbar region. muscular in durance is the key in other words how long a muscle can keep working that's why it's important to train the muscles every day . while searching online for help jonathan stumbled on dr stuart macgill and internationally renowned expert on the spine he spent more than 30 years studying back p

and in an hour, religious day in philly elf -- philadelphia, documenting 1958 uso initiatives that brought 6000 military personnel to the city for religious services, meals, sightseeing and entertainment. ♪ [heraldic cinematic intro music] bob: hi. this is bob hope with the uso story. for anybody who tuned in late and missed the first 30 years, stick around, there is more to come. i have a special warm spot of the uso. we both started working for people in uniform about the same time, 1941, and we both covered a lot of ground since then. i've been on the road so much when i get a letter from my wife it starts out, dear, sir. but you may not know that the uso is serving more guys and gals in uniform in more locations today than ever before. in an average month, something like 3 million service people visit the uso facilities around the world. that kind of service takes a lot of people. and most of them are unpaid, volunteers, about 160,000 of them. i am proud to be invited to bring you the story 30 years of of the uso and its 30 years of service. 30 years makes the uso just nine years young

we'll really start to see the snow and the very gusty winds, 40 to 50 mile per hour possible from philly down into d.c., maryland, up across new york city, even into parts of connecticut boston should see it change over to rain, but we are looking at a wide swath of i-95 that could end up with at least a foot of snow >> all right, dylan, thank you >>> the storm is also forcing cities to cancel covid vaccine appointments, adding to distribution delays. and a warning today that the new strains now in the u.s. may lead to a new surge meagan fitzgerald reports from los angeles. >> reporter: tonight health experts say dangerous covid variants could push the country to a powerful new surge in a matter of weeks. >> we are going to see something like we have not seen yet in this country >> reporter: more infections, hospitalizations, and potentially more deaths because of highly transmissible strains. now in at least 33 states, the south african, brazilian and possibly more deadly u.k. strain, which is expected to dominate the country by march. >> we get a number of first doses in people, partic

an icy mix for d.c., new york, and philly, and a much larger storm behind it. ginger zee is strtracking it al >> reporter: it's not often you see a major storm from the mexican border and the gulf of mexico. they only see this once a decade or so. i want to time it out. portland and seattle getting slammed. going to be very difficult to travel there. and tomorrow, d.c. starts in the morning with the freezing rain. you can see that accumulate in southern new jersey. a mix, new york, to snow to the north. and sunday night, the panhandle of texas, half a foot to a foot. houston could see its coldest february temperatures in ten years. >>> let's get right to pierre thomas with late reporting. >> reporter: up to 25,000 asylum seekers will now get relief. this comes as a number of people captured at the border has been increasing. last month, averaging 3,000 per day, more than double from this time next year. the new homeland security secretary saying that the biden administration is having to rebuild the asylum policy from scratch. >> pierre, thank you. >>> when we

it seems as though they don't all get a chance to participate in taking the money that's philly fully developed or whatever they are earmarked for. a lot of the stuff should come out of certain state budgets and the leftovers should be given to the other states who don't benefit as a secondary piling and that's just mycomment . >> host: dave, doyou want to address that ? >> guest: one thing i would say is we did see certain states like you mentioned senator inoue from hawaii, or senator jordan from north dakota were all members that did very well and the other thing is that for instance you had representative regular, schellenberg who were senior members, when they retired their districts got dramatically less in earmarked funding than they had before. it's not because the project at the district were any less valuable or any less important or other ones were more. it wasn't that they didn't have the power so the color is right e and that this is not an equitable situation. mark mentioned about doing a formula system or somewhere along those lines and you get to talking about the gove

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i-95, philly, new york,afrnoon through tomorrow night. significant accumulations ealy could see anhere from 5 toinchei erg contis could be s d? >> all rit, we're all watching it with you, rob. be careful on the roadways to everyone out there tomorrow. rob, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we are going to turn to the coronavirus tonight and president biden making news with a shifting timeline on when most americans can expect to have access to a vaccine. and when this country could be back to some sense of normal. a test for the new president, as this pandemic, these new variants and the fight to get this vaccine supply up and running forced a bit of reality check for this administration and for the american people. here's our senior white house correspondent mary bruce tonight. >> reporter: with the country itching to get back to some sense of normal, president biden tonight finds himself facing reality and revising some optimistic predictions. just last month, he said all americans would be able to get a vaccine by spring. buw?n ery ameri

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vegas and colorado tomorrow right here on nbc bay area, and then boston and philly on sunday from thein a moment. >>> finally tonight, davy symphony hall is closed, but the san francisco symphony is coming alive on nbc bay area. the lunar new year is getting a special tribute from the orchestra. ♪♪ >> sounds nice. the elegant and colorful celebration draws on asian traditions past and present. it features traditional music and newer works by asian compose. >> and you can watch it right here. nbc bay area presents the san francisco symphony's year of the objection concert tomorrow, february 20th, 4:00 p.m. right here on nbc. if you can't watch it live, dvr it. it should be a really good program. thanks for joining us here on this friday night. have a great and safe week.

raritan is a guy who graduated from the naval academy but went into the air corps and was close to philly mitchell during that time when they are figuring out how the air corps is going to work. they start sending all these planes to the philippines and give macarthur the choice of who he can pick to be his air commander and macarthur picks raritan to come out there. for raritan gets out there and he outlines the ferry routes and how they are going to bring all these b-17s and all is gone and they don't have these discussions on what are we going to do with the rainbow five plan and how is all the stuff going to work? there is no build up in that sense because they are looking at april as that timeframe. you've got oren grover and eubank runs the bomber command. he had just been sent out as recently as september and october. the 35 bombers that they have here -- you've got all these different people that are going to play very decisive roles at the main controversy comes from that raritan, sutherland, macarthur link about who is talking to who and what is being said. there has been extens

we've got ice, we've got snow but on the i-95 it's mostly rain from boston down to philly. it'll be warm enough for rain for most of you there, but in the interior watch out for ice, power outages, very slippery conditions. the greatest ice threat on tuesday is going to be from the virginias up into new england, and as far as snow, the heaviest snow will be from chicago to buffalo, over a foot in some of those areas but mostly dry here as far as snow for the i-95. very cold in texas. zero degrees for a forecast wake-up temperature in dallas. you haven't been that cold in about 30 years. and as far as snow on the ground, 70% of the u.s. has snow coverage. that number is going to go up through the week. i'm accuweather weather meteorologist kevin coskren. >>> coming up, a cow breaks into a hospital running through the halls. >>> also ahead, a new warning about the product reviews on amazon and whether you can believe them. >>> plus, the mystery surrounding the death of a former nfl star at a managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. staying fit and snacking light? yup, on it th

we had a lot of sleet near the philly area, that's weighing down tree limbs and high winds especially across new england, that's going to continue through the overnight, as will the threat for power outages. david? >> rob, thank you. and as you heard rob point out there, this nor'easter is slow-moving, churning overnight and even into tomorrow. so, let's get right to chief meteorologist ginger zee here in new york city tonight to time this all out for us. hi, ginger. >> reporter: hi, david, yes, it is the storm that never ends. at least seemingly so. if you see behind me, the bright lights of times square, this is the first time we've been able to see those. traffic light here along seventh avenue for much of today. and that's the problem. blowing snow, really bad visibility. the roads are a wreck. i want to take you through what's going to happen, because this is now officially our biggest snowstorm in more than five years. i think we could make it into the top ten snowstorms in new york city. but you see that radar and the movement of the futurecast. you take it until 7:00meer,ow p

i think during this downtime of therapy and getting himself back to the old tiger or philly functioningan initiative to help minority african—american men and women pursue their dreams to get on the torah. pursue their dreams to get on the tour. there's a lot ofjunior programmes. amazing foundations i think that's where you will start to see him this time. so in times it during our terms of his visibility. how important is it and how many people are following in his footsteps do you think? i would be honest with you, if you were to look at not only minority golfers i think there are a lot of golfers who have used tiger woods as the person who has been the role model, the reason why they got into golf. he's the only person i think in the history of this game where they started, you heard the term tiger proofing. because he was just absolutely annihilating golf courses. they moved tee boxes back. he was hitting things over dog legs and things of that nature. if you look at the amount of money that you see in these golf tournaments now. it's definitely because of tiger woods. there is no t

one comes through tonight, snows in d.c., philly, new york. another wave tomorrow, adding to that ice in kentucky, tennessee, arkansas. more in the way of power outages, impossible travel. and that cold only expands and gets worse through the midsection of the country right in through next week. david? >> tough few days ahead. rob, thank you. >>> and when we come back, news tonight about bruce springsteen, charged with dwi. everything would be fun and nice. but i still have bad days... ...flare-ups (cough cough), which can permanently damage my lungs. my lungs need protection against flare-ups. so it's time to get real. because in the real world... ...our lungs deserves the real protection of breztri. breztri gives you better breathing, symptom improvement, and flare-up protection. it's the first and only copd medicine proven to reduce flare-ups by 52%. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. don't take br