pierce, you're suspended.'re not even supposed to be in the building. - i only came in today to see if i could lend a hand with the lawsuit. it's certainly not because i don't know how to get my own lunch. [laughs] i mean, i know how to get it. but how do you make it get here? how do you have it? [tense music] ♪ - attention, everyone. i know you're all worried about the lawsuit, but you guys are not gonna believe what our lawyer just said. he wants the show to lay off-- - wait, we're all getting laid off? - no. - oh, god, i just spent $7,000 on a high tech tomato garden. wait, what's a high tech tomato garden? damn. swindled again. - no, i'm--i'm-- i'm so sorry. the lawyer said to lay off fenton pelt. i'm just trying to get you guys fired-- - fired? - no. - it's all over! let's start looting. - keep it-- uh, fired up. fired up. [laughing] i'm trying to get you guys fired up. why am i saying it like this? okay, look. i know you're scared, but our job as journalists is to hold the powerful accountable. we have t

i'm chuck pierce? i'm supposed to be on the show tonight? - chuck? - justin! i missed that face! [wheezes] oh, my beautiful boy. - so, um... chuck. what've you been up to? - all kinds of stuff. i sat on a lot of benches. i looked out all the windows in my house. i even went to an apple orchard. it's not apple season, but i thought the trees might enjoy some attention in the other parts of the year. - very cool. so, uh, what's your plan for tonight, chuck? - what's my plan? why, to go on the air and retire in shame, of course. why else would i be here, you knucklehead? [laughs] boop. l'oréal paris presents ♪ new colour riche shine. turn on your shine. turn on your power. lacquered color, addictive application. turn on your attitude. new colour riche shine. from l'oréal paris. turn on your shine. (elevator speaker) going down. oh no. peter? it's kristy. camp jenkins? maybe this will jog your memory. alexa, play "my funky place." (alexa) playing your music. remember our dance? ♪ ♪ yeah, i'm not peter. alexa, note to self. take the stairs next time. get a free mot

this was pretty much a softball, pierce poking and broading here and there, but the best part where pierceed donald trump about climate change and this is where the president dropped some science. >> do you believe in climate change? do you think it exists? >> there's a cooling and there's a heating -- i mean, look, it used to not be climate change. it used to be global warming. >> right. >> that wasn't working too well because it was getting too cold all over the place. the ice caps were going to melt, they were going to be down but now they're setting records, they're at a record level. there are so many things happening, pierce -- ( laughter ) >> trevor: if you just go by the facts donald trump sounds ignorant because ice caps are melting, not growing -- ( laughter ) but i realize if you don't think of him as a president but a 5-year-old kid, then he's agenous. hey little buddy, what do you think of glamouring? well, it's getting hot, then it's getting cold, and before it was global warming, and sometimes it's cold but it's bigger now. yeah! that sounds good! ( laughter ) ( applause ) b

"dancing with the stars" pro sharna burgess joined her fellow dancers in getting their ears pierced.ere invited exclusively backstage before they lit up radio city music hall. >> not my first ear piercing rodeo. >> i didn't expect how much it was going to hurt. i like it. >> not sure how much sleep sharna is getting on this tour. 61 cities in 11 weeks, 600 costumes, 20 changes per person. it's huge. >> light up the night. >> you ready? >> it doesn't leave much time for wedding plans. sasha and emma's i dos are happening early this summer. sasha tells us he's got two priorities. >> i want to be a dad tomorrow. this is my kid right now. ruby, say hi. >> oh, my god. >> move on to next question. >> bye. ♪ >> i want this night for emma to s cherish for the rest of her life. i'm working on a few surprises. it's going to be fun, right? >> it's emotional. >> when the crew has downtime we hear the ladies watch "the bachelor." they're lobbying hard to get sharna on the show. >> i think she would be straight up and honest and not about these guys trying to impress her. >> my response is who wou

come on. >> reporter: british journalist, pierce morgan presses trump on a range of issues. from women. >> no, i wouldn't say i'm a feminist. i think that would be going too far. i'm for women, i'm for men, i'm for everyone. >> reporter: to his refusal to endorse stronger gun control measures. >> they had the bullets going in the opposite direction, you would have saved a lot of lives. so i get what you're saying but i believe in the second amendment. >> reporter: trump also takes credit for a booming economy. >> a lot of the global economy is because of how we're doing. we're doing well, that's good all around the globe. >> reporter: one topic morgan steers clear of, the ongoing russia investigation. he recently considered firing his deputy attorney general. this after reports that trump considered firing bob mueller too. some members of the president's party worry trump may be flirting with an obstruction of justice charge. >> it's pretty clear to me that everyone knows this would be the end of trump's presidency. if he fired mueller. >> reporter: he's expected to make the

pierce. up next, sean connelly, elizabeth miles, judy beck, curtis wu. elizabeth miles, are you in the room? followed by judy beck? followed by curtis wu. >> judy beck is giving up her turn. >> i will give up my turn. >> she's not here. >> if you don't want to speak, stand up from your seat and say you no longer want to address the commission. >> i will use my minute to audit the crowd, if you don't mind. how many people would like for them to vote now? how many? >> yeah. just vote now. >> i give up my time. >> we are bound by law to call your name. if you don't want to speak, stand up and say you don't want to speak. >> i will speak, but very quickly. i want to mention that we voted in favor of a resolution to seek divestment. and in march, the chief investment officer divested $200 million. he did it because of an economic reason as well as for an environmental and e.s.g. reason. and i also want to mention where engagement has gotten us. i believe goldman sachs invested $244 million in energy transfer partners as recently as 2016. one of the members --

kron4's jeff pierce has the story.usands of pro life supporters gathered in san francisco on saturday for the fourteenth annual walk for life.happy walk for life day. the organizers had bussed in supporters from all over the state and were celebrating a renewed effort to establish restrictions on abortion rights.we're here to proclaim that abortion hurts women. we're here to take back the narrative that abortion is a right.if you think abortion can be outlawed in america let me hear you.the movement has been encouraged that the conservative political atmosphere in washington has addressed some of their concerns.to see a lot of the pro life measures that are coming up and just one right after another and are being implemented is always fantastic.activists have taken a page from the president in declaring their message. they're saying there is no such thing as the sanctity of life, that's fake news. marching down market street they were met by a small but vocal contingent of counter protesters that also were concerned ab

some of you have visited pierce to see the program for yourselves. i encourage anyone who questions its value to spend some time with these young people. i'm confident you will be as impressed as i was. my friends, i say again, idaho is stronger and more economically diverse than ever. our unemployment rate is near a record low. wages are on the rise. whole industry sectors are emerging and growing, stretching our taxpayer resources to keep up with workforce demands. but we are sustainably and responsibly investing in k-through-career education and training without raising taxes. we will never mortgage our future by throwing money at business attraction like some other states. but with your support, we now have targeted, performance-based incentives that work. they add to an economic development portfolio that includes inexpensive renewable power, a great work ethic and among the most stable, business-friendly tax and regulatory climates in the country. i call that real progress, and may it long endure. esto perpetua. [applause] you know, it's really

stocks surged out of the gate at the opening bell, piercing thh 26,000. it seemed like the he will rally was entering a new phase. but then a turn. and then a collapse. the rally was no more. the indexes turned negative. and when the closing bell rang, the dow swung nearly 400 points in total, its biggest reversal in yearly two years. at the close, the dow jones industrial average fell ten points to 25,792. the nasdaq was off 37, and the s&p 500 drope wild day was a he scratcher. bob watched from the new york at it a color coaster ride for the markets with the cow opening at a new record of 26,000. but shortly after that milestone, with the dow up 283 points in the middle of the morning, investors just seemed to lose interest and the markets drifted lower into the afternoon with the dow ending fractionally negative. what happened? shutdowns later on.up y but for most traders the markets reached such lofty levels it was logical to take profits. you can't blame them for thinking this way. much of the early rally was fueled by optimism, whic real: there is a

when chuck pierce reports a story, he backs it up with hard evidence. a copy of fenton's birth certificate. i remember because i had to seduce his mother to get it. now, why isn't he more mad about that? - okay, so just show him the proof and make him leave us alone. - unfortunately, my ex-wife has the birth certificate. it's in a storage locker that she got...in our divorce. it seems that we have only one option. all: a heist? - a heist! all: no. - yeah! [background chatter] - well, that was a fun show! - yeah! you know who was hot? both: that cop who pumped my stomach! - [rolling tongue] blllll! - hotchie, hotchie! - you have the right to remain horny! [both laughing] [alarm rings] oh! oh... - hello, ladies. my name is carol wendelson. i'm an intern at "the breakdown," but i'm looking to take my next step. are there any openings at "morning wined up"? - ohh... - i may be a little long in the tooth to be chasing my dreams, but kelly, i know from your autobiography that you didn't get your start in television until you were 40! - yes! - and mary-kelly,

pierce county deputy daniel mccartney was shot sunday night while responding to a burglary. mccartney chased two suspects who'd taken off. a gun battle erupted. one suspect was killed. the other got away. fellow officers found mccartney wounded, and rushed him to a hospital but he did not survive. the surviving suspect was arrested yesterday. he's expected in court today on a first-degree murder charge. deputy mccartney was a 34-year-old navy veteran. he leaves behind a widow and three sons. a woman in wisconsin is in custody.. after leading police on a wild chase. police pulled diana feld over for running a red light. officers believed she was impaired. when they returned to their car to run her name, she took off. police chased her into what turned out to be her driveway. they followed her as she ran into her garage. they used a taser, and arrested her on an o-w-i charge. neighbors were not surprised to hear the news. this is not feld's first brush with this is not feld's first brush with police. officers say this is actually her fifth drunk driving arrest. seven's on your

finally supplanted him apollo had been the god of all the arts including the art of healing it's clear pierce was the god of therapeutic healing alone in the fourth century b.c. the sanctuary became a pilgrim site and healing center allured of the ancient world nowadays tourists the pilgrims of our times come here less for the remains of that sanctuary than to see the best preserved of ancient greek theatres one of the principal tourist sites in greece and who can blame to see in a field of stones the center of a great sanctuary requires a powerful imagination. the temple of escape yes with its votive shines the avatar the whole set apart for therapeutic sleep and the thoughts and it magic secular build. time has cost down in most of the stands at the door as was devastated by earthquakes in five twenty two and five fifty one eighty. six. the museum conveys an impression of the sanctuaries ancient splendor the little that survives is exhibited bad. the pilgrims of old came from the normals. here in the proper long they entered the sacred area which was subject to its own law office in front o

understand it because the bill that was put together here in the senate was aimed, painstakingly pierced -- pieced together to meet what the president said he needed. protect the dreamers, president trump's full budget request for border security, far more than i would want to do, including funding to build barriers along the southern border, deals with family reunification. they call it chain migration for the dreamers. i know that some have said let's do it for the whole immigration bill. well, then let's talk about the 11 million, not just the dreamers. you want to do comprehensive? let's do comprehensive. but first let's get daca done. and, of course, they even got rid of the diversity program, which as the president noted i was the author of and which has brought millions of people to this country who are working hard and are good citizens now. so it's almost everything the president requested in his televised tuesday meeting which got such good reviews from one end of the country to the other. so this bill is certainly not how democrats would have written the bill if we were in cha

kron4's jeff pierce talked to community leaders and has the latest.corporated community of el sobrante where the city of richmond wants to relocate their city's methadone clinic. on saturday el sobrante residents staged a protest of the proposed move at richmond civic plaza. residents voiced their concerns about the move to their community.the patients won't be supported properly.we don't have a police department, we don't have public transportation for these patients we don't have supporting community resources like other medical facilities, counseling services.there's a lot of crime and drug use and other phenomena that occur right around these methadone clinics and what that's going to be is a big punch in gut to our local businesses.the current methadone clinic is in this building on cutting blvd on a busy bus line that has a significant police presence. this is the building in el sobrante located on a narrow strip of land that is part of richmond.right side el sobrante, left side el sobrante, ninety feet richmond. there is so many locations on cu

kron4's jeff pierce talked to local community leaders and has the latest. this is the unicorporated community of el sobrante where the city of richmond wants to relocate their city's methadone clinic. on saturday el sobrante residents staged a protest of the proposed move at richmond civic plaza. residents voiced their concerns about the move to their community.the patients won't be supported properly.we don't have a police department, we don't have public transportation for these patients we don't have supporting community resources like other medical facilities, counseling services.there's a lot of crime and drug use and other phenomena that occur right around these methadone clinics and what that's going to be is a big punch in gut to our local businesses.the current methadone clinic is in this building on cutting blvd on a busy bus line that has a significant police presence. this is the building in el sobrante located on a narrow strip of land that is part of richmond.right side el sobrante, left side el sobrante, ninety feet richmond. there is so many

kron four's jeff pierce spoke to people marching in oakland... where many people were focused on the president's first year in the white house. several thousand marchers in oakland joined those across the country saturday for the women's march that echoed last year's event that followed the president's inauguration. the motivation of that event held strong for those marchers.are we ready to march? is oakland ready to march?let all those in washington d.c. and san francisco across the united states hear you.it's our time to rise up and be equally important.while women's rghts played a large role in the event, it was what has occurred in the last year with the current resident of the white house that was the focus of many of the women attending. he's not pro women.the guy that supposed to make the big deal can't even keep the government going? come on.you can't just resist you have to do something positive in addition to being against something and that's why i'm really here to be with these other women.it was the energy of the women's march that s

kron4's jeff pierce was at the event today.ens of thousands of pro life supporters gathered in san francisco on saturday for the fourteenth annual walk for life.happy walk for life day. the organizers had bussed in supporters from all over the state and were celebrating a renewed effort to establish restrictions on abortion rights.we're here to proclaim that abortion hurts women. we're here to take back the narrative that abortion is a right.if you think abortion can be outlawed in america let me hear you.the movement has been encouraged that the conservative political atmosphere in washington has addressed some of their concerns.to see a lot of the pro life measures that are coming up and just one right after another and are being implemented is always fantastic.activists have taken a page from the president in declaring their message. they're saying there is no such thing as the sanctity of life, that's fake news. marching down market street they were met by a small but vocal contingent of counter protesters that also were co

kron 4's jeff pierce reports from santa rosa. dozens of coaches and professional baseball players put on a baseball clinic for young players in santa rosa on friday afternoon.but it was more than just a baseball clinic, it was a fund raiser to help those ball players who lost everything in the north bay fires replace their equipment before the season starts.little league tryouts and spring training around the corner, it's the perfect time to do it.we have a list of a hundred and eighty six players, young players that were displaced by the fires. every kid that was displaced is going to walk away with gloves, bats, helmets, shoes, an unbelievable amount of gear they can walk away with.but more than replacing gear they got to recieve tips from no less a player than oakland a's marcus semian.a lot of families who may have lost their homes, lost their equipment, wed just raising money to help these families rebuild their liveswhen the shortstop for the a's comes out and donates his time it's pretty impressive. we can't thank them eno

piercing is basket extraordinary in almost any 18th century revivalist.pick up the story in the 1880's, where rhode island uses it as the centerpiece of the rhode island pavilion at the world columbian exhibition in chicago. as being a sword given today in of newport. it is certainly possible this is the kind of thing that lafayette would value. it certainly is the kind of thing he would use to reflect an important personal relationship. to danielword given lineman right here at the lineman hazard house after the reading of the declaration of independence in order to show the important contribution throughineman has made facilitating the communication between the two. this is one of our prized possessions. it is from the most mundane, to the most elegant. both tell powerful stories about relationships that made the american revolution. are cities tour staff recently traveled to newport, rhode island to learn about its rich history. learn more about newport and other stops on a tour at c-span.org/cities tour. you're watching american history tv, all weeken

but i did immediately get my nose pierced when i got to new york.n't thrilled. >> stephen: no. when thighed did they find out? >> when i went home for thanksgiving. >> stephen: did they think it was a joke? >> no, no, they did not. >> stephen: which disappointed your father more, not being called about the golden globe's or the earring in your nose? >> definitely the golden globe's. i don't think i'll ever recover from that one. >> stephen: lovely to meet you. thank you for being here, rachel. "the marvelous mrs. maisel" is on amazon. rachel brosnahan, everybody! we'll be right back with comedian gary vider. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide but on the inside, i feel like chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerv

kron four's jeff pierce spoke with some of the particiapants.d marchers in oakland joined those across the country saturday for the women's march that echoed last year's event that followed the president's inauguration. the motivation of that event held strong for those marchers.are we ready to march? is oakland ready to march?let all those in washington d.c. and san francisco across the united states hear you.it's our time to rise up and be equally important.while women's rghts played a large role in the event, it was what has occurred in the last year with the current resident of the white house that was the focus of many of the women attending. he's not pro women.the guy that supposed to make the big deal can't even keep the government going? come on.you can't just resist you have to do something positive in addition to being against something and that's why i'm really here to be with these other women.it was the energy of the women's march that seemed generate a sense of optimism for those marchers. let's join the global movement for social

i'm louise beya and i live at 2727 pierce street. as my husband said, we're adjacent in the backyard. i will not repeat anything that was said before, but i will say that i agree with everything. and i just would hope that the board of supervisors would give the degree of scrutiny appropriate to this project. the coxhead house may not be a designated landmark, but in our neighborhood, we interest it a very important historic resource and to us it is a landmark. so that's it. thank you for your efforts. >> president breed: thank you for your testimony. next speaker, please? >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm paul wermer. i visited all three houses. i think a big stated question is what is the purpose of historic preservation and one can argue a lot of things about it that i don't want to get into. however, one of the important things about historic properties is, needs to understand to what extent their sighting, the way they've been designed for the site, how it interacts with the surrounding, is a big part of its character and mayb

kron4's jeff pierce was at the event today. tens of thousands of pro life supporters gathered in san francisco on saturday for the fourteenth annual walk for life.happy walk for life day. the organizers had bussed in supporters from all over the state and were celebrating a renewed effort to establish restrictions on abortion rights.we're here to proclaim that abortion hurts women. we're here to take back the narrative that abortion is a right.if you think abortion can be outlawed in america let me hear you.the movement has been encouraged that the conservative political atmosphere in washington has addressed some of their concerns.to see a lot of the pro life measures that are coming up and just one right after another and are being implemented is always fantastic.activists have taken a page from the president in declaring their message. they're saying there is no such thing as the sanctity of life, that's fake news. marching down market street they were met by a small but vocal contingent of counter protesters that also were

was it an 1899 packard for mckinley, a 1909 white steamer for taft, a 1919 pierce-arrow for wilson, or a 1929 cadillac for hoover? the answer when we return. ♪music ♪yea, you can be the greatest ♪you can be the best ♪you can be the king kong ♪bangin on your chest ♪you can beat the world you can beat the war♪ ♪you can talk to god while bangin on his door♪ ♪you can throw your hands up you can beat the clock♪ ♪you can move a mountain you can break rocks♪ ♪you can be a master don't wait for luck♪ ♪dedicate yourself and you can find yourself♪ ♪standin in the hall of fame ♪yea ♪and the world's gonna know your name, yea♪ ♪and you'll be on the walls of the hall of fame♪ ♪you can be a champion ♪be a champion ♪in the walls of the hall of fame♪ ♪be students, be teachers be politicians, be preachers♪ ♪yea, yea ♪be believers, be leaders, be astronauts, be champions♪ ♪standin in the hall of fame >> so, what was the first official white house car? it's "b," the 1909 white steamer. that year, congress passed legislation on behalf of william howard taft for official white house automobiles. [ rockabill

i did not kill my wife. >> reporter: to tom and dar's close friends the pierces, news of tom's arrests almost as stunning as the news of dar's death. could you conceive of tom either hating his wife so much he wanted to kill her -- >> absolutely not. >> reporter: or killing her for insurance money? >> absolutely not. >> that would be stupid. why kill the golden goose? >> he has never been one to want things. it's not like money has been -- was real valuable to him. >> reporter: you think they had a good marriage? >> i do. everything seemed to be going real good. >> reporter: it seemed sadistic, shooting your wife at point-blank range, killing the mother of your son on the very day he was celebrating his 10th birthday. >> he never would have done that to his son. >> reporter: police continued gathering evidence. ten days after tom's arrest, police brought heath foley in for a second interview. this time, heath did recall hearing a noise that day. >> skylar talks about hearing an unusual sound. do you remember that? >> our neighbors shoot guns. it was a gun shot maybe or maybe glass bro

. >> another proud papa pierce brosnan making his debut in this bright pink jacket looking like his 007g the runway for the first time james marsden's mini me, son. the star sat front row and celebrated after the show and couldn't help but brag on instagram. feeling brotherly love the sons of pamela anderson and tommy lee put of fierce faces for the fashion house. >> i'm so proud of them. >> sharing a likeness with jude law rafferty totally owning the runway. he's been modeling for four years and made this dramatic turn down the catwalk. >> now here's someone that uses the tops of buildings as his own catwalk. i'm talking about tom cruise. check it out. five months after he broke his ankle during a stunt on the mission impossible set he's back at it. jumping out a window like that. >> there's no stopping tom cruise. expect all kinds of stupts and action in the black panther movie. pre sale tickets sold out in 15 minutes. i caught up with the cast starting with michael b. jordan. >> it's my responsibility to make sure it doesn't fall into the hands of a person like you. >> how ripped did

beach, and all up the gold coast of florida all the way to palm beach, all the way north to fort pierce, where then the gulf stream heads farther in a northeasterly direction out into the atlantic. well, let me show you what's happening over in the gulf coast. mr. president, all of this in yellow is what is off limits in the gulf of mexico in law as a result of the 2006 law. there's an obvious reason for all of this, because this line is known as the military mission line. everything east of here is the largest testing and training area for the united states military in the world. that's why we put this off limits to oil activity. and, oh, by the way, the testing and training mission for the entire department of defense is located right here at eglin air force base which, by the way, is why they brought all the pilot training for many nations for the f-35 new super stealthy jet fighter. and guess what's going on down here in panama city at tyndall air force base? that's where we have all the pilot training for our f-22, another one of our stealthy fighters. but down here in key west, we

for some, the cold, piercing buildings as well. school systems across the region acknowledging some of the heating somes failed again today. >> the heat wasn't working. i got the big jacket on. so i had to keep it on today. students required to wear if jackets, gloves and scarves in class. some parents it's wise to keep schools open when the classrooms get uncomfortably cold. >> tomorrow will be frigid. i think school needs to be canceled. >> here is something. a hand warmer if you are in a classroom that remains cold tomorrow. students may want to use them. if you are out and about, especially if you are driving or walking walking with the rupd water lines there is a lot of ice out there. be careful. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. >> all right. thank you. there are weather alerts down the east coast. the fun side of the snow. areas that aren't use to snow making the best of it. just like this. this is from charleston, south carolina, where up to four inches of snow could fall by tonight. it looks like they already got

you can see it piercing. the deputy kept going. look to the right. the suv flipping over. what caused that? investigators believe the driver shot and killed himself. >> can't thank our first responders enough. >> incredible. >>> okay. new this morning, one lucky lottery richie, florida, is off to a great start in 2018. i'd say. the ticket he bought matched all six mega millions numbers which were drawn last night. you see them on your screen. 28, 30, 39, 59, 70. with a gold mega ball number of 10. the jackpot winner is getting $450 million. this is the largest jackpot in mega millions history. but there's still a chance for you to win big. the jackpot for tonight's powerball dropping is worth $570 million. make sure to grab a ticket if you haven't already. i think i might just grab a ticket. >> i love that the winner is rich in port richie. >> yeah, right? >> perfect. >> the irony. >>> let's talk about gold now. dreaming of olympic gold for a handful of american athletes. international glory coming closer to reality. we're going to look at who is getting ready to head off

. >> back at our table is congressman, steve pierce, republican from new mexico to talk about what could be a possible government shutdown today. you are a member of the freedom caucus. it says you struck a deal with leadership for your vote last night to approve this continuing resolution until february 16th. what was the deal? >> basically, we just wanted to take care of the military. that was the strongest piece of it. i, as a veteran, feel like it is wrong for us to not give some certainty to the men and women in uniform. many of the planes are not flying. we haven't had the pay raises that we have been promising. families are struggling. we are not getting the training we need. that's a big element. one of the things we want is a vote on how to move forward on the daca question. so those are the things that we said, okay, this is not the way to run the government. we shouldn't be doing month to month funding of things but we are where we are. let's see if we can work our way out of it. the military is a big piece of what we were working on. >> what did you get on the military? >> ju

and fort pierce under a freeze warning this moshing as temperatures are close to the freezing mark. and we will recover in florida. they will survive this a miami is a chilly day for them. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. and here is a closer look at the day ahead. >>> single digits, it's all we can do for you in northern portions of new england and there's blowing and drifting snow out there. notice the portions of the middle rockies, salt lake city, 44 today and denver 52. that was pretty mild. >>> weekend forecast coming up. >> all right, bill, thank you so much. looking forward to it. and fast forwarding in to your weekend, the red carpet has been rolled out for the 75th annual golden globes. and it will be hosted by seth myers. it will be sunday night at 8:00 eastern. >> north and south korea have agreed to have talks. they will talk about the winter olympics and how to improve relations. >> and the nfl playoffs kickoff with wild card weekend. the titans face off against the chiefs and the falcons travel to los angeles to play the rams and on sunday, the bills