you could've been -- [ laughter ] could've been sandy corn. >> or sandy clause. >> jimmy: sandy corn. >> oh, sandy corn. i get it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. no, no. did you ever go out and tp or anything, or egg houses? >> yeah, we did. >> jimmy: you did? >> i mean, everybody did. we were very responsible. i never cut class, except for senior skip day. we would ask permission, ask the parents of the tp recipients if it was okay to tp the house. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> i was a rebel. >> jimmy: you are-- oh, my gosh. >> i stayed the course until i was about 40. then it all just -- [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, me too. let's talk about your movie "our brand is crisis." it's not too serious of a a political thriller, if anyone's thinking that. it's actually very funny. but it's basically you and billy bob thornton who i love. >> he's amazing. the nicest -- not worked with him, but we cannot remember why, but i was in his house at some point, a long time ago. [ laughter ] just he and i and this, what's called a myna bird. he had a talking bird that just -- all i remember is

. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: sandy b. >> steve: sandy b. >> jimmy: sandy b. >> steve: i love watching her movies on dvd. >> jimmy: i've got all her movies on dvd. we got something really fun planned with sandra later on in the show. you don't want to miss that. plus, he's one of the biggest rock stars in the entire world. i'm talking about my man rod stewart is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] we're talking to him. he's going to perform a song off his new album. it's going to be fantastic. guys, we're in week eight of the nfl season, and sunday night's big matchup is between the denver broncos and the green bay packers. [ cheers and applause ] as you know, at the end of every season, they give out awards like most valuable player. but they also give out awards during the season. sort of like the ones in a high school yearbook. most likely to succeed, class clown, stuff like that. so with that in mind, it's time for "tonight show superlatives." here we go. jake ryan. he's a linebacker for the green bay packers. he was voted most likely to be matt damon. [ lau

than area was devastated by sandy. they've got to be concerned now. >> reporter: indeed, it was, pat, and again, this community being threatened by another coastal storm. and we're told by the national weather service, flooding levels here could reach three feet tomorrow night when the storm is at it's height. level of concern here runnings the gamut, one woman said we're not phased by these predictions, another saying i'm nervous about it all, and again, it's because this community was so hard hit by sandy. some home ises here have never even be rebuilt. of reconstruction. and that's where we found a long-time resident by the name of bob malle incomes. he just moved into a trailer as he rebuilds a home destroyed by sandy, and he's absolutely worried about the flooding coming from the storm. he's not going to stay here during the storm. other homeowners however told me they will ride it out. they're hoping that their newly elevated homes can withstand whatever this storm brings. happen again. and it's devastating. >> w

quote one crazy mayor for comparing the damage to hurricane sandy. the mayor says the governor called him and he accepted the genuine apology. this afternoon christie said the flooding wasn't a fraction of sandy, and we have team coverage tonight from the jersey shore all the way up to trenton. we start with ted greenberg in west wildwood. it's an area with flooding and ted, extensive damage. >> reporter: and keith, that now infamous comment about a mop may have been a joke to governor christie but i can tell you that people here are not laughing. >> feel hurt. >> reporter: in west wildwood waves of anger directed to governor christie. >> i'm offended that he tried to act like people in south jersey are stupid. >> i don't know what you expect me to do. you want me to go down with a mop. >> christie's remarks last night were in response to a question why he was there instead of assessing damage from the weekend nor'easter in new jersey. >> i think should bring two mops, one to some place where the sun don't shine. >> i think this is more than a mop. >

louis already has seen water levels above sandy. as far as snow is concerned, he's the latest numbers, 14.5 in perkasie, pennsylvania. villanova at a foot, lumberton, new jersey closing in on a foot, and look at new jersey and delaware, a snowy scene, and the totals only going up throughout the day today. >> all right, bill. listen, nourmew jersey governor chris christie expected to be briefed at 10:00 a.m. the whole region slammed by major snow and flooding down the shore. thousands without power. i'll shut my mouth getting to live pictures to show you. >> we have to tell you the delaware governor updating us in that state, and we have a live picture of cape may, the storm surge with high tide more than an hour ago, and we've been showing you major flooding that our reporters are finding along the shore points, we'll get you updates next. ♪ ♪ with the name trusted for nearly 80 years, you have the courage to enjoy the ride. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> live team coverage of the storm comie ining down, and skin the mo

the coastline was forever changed with sandy. so you think you know your sort of a different scenario. >> thank you. >>> we've just gotten word, governor christie in new hampshire. he's wrapping up a town hall but he is going to be returning home. he's put it out on his twitter account that he is going to be back in the state of new jersey. so literally we just got word in and we wanted to share that. >> he writes, i want to make sure the people of my state feel safe and secure. we'll stay on top of that. >>> here's a look at what's coming up next on "the chew." >> i've got a recipe for a delicious fondue, and carla is we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol . having lots of devices in your home can really slow your internet down. way down. so keep things moving with 100%fiber optic fios

his town didn't get hit by sandy. so, of course it's worse than sandy for him! which is south of atlantic city, for those of you who do not have a master's in new jersey geography, as i do. he's south of atlantic city, the storm comes in on atlantic city, and the hurricane tail's whipping north. so if you're south of where it came onshore, you're in good shape. so he makes the incredible statement, it's worse than sandy. well, damn, man, you didn't get any flooding in sandy. so if you got a foot of flooding, it would be worse than sandy. so you've got to put all this stuff in perspective. >> so let's talk to the man now who was the subject of that comment by the governor, the mayor of north wildwood, new jersey, patrick rosenelo joins us now. mr. mayor, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me on. >> you're a fellow republican. you heard your governor call you a crazy mayor. when you first heard the comments last night, you thought what? >> i was -- i was disappointed. i've nen governor christie for about seven years. i campaigned for him in both of his

carrie fisher was also sandy. the reason mar turned it down -- >> she didn't foresee how, you know, how big a t sandy was going to that spandex image and that wasn't her image. >> here's another secret. >> they would stitch me into those pants. didn't drink or eat much thos days that we were filming. >> sandy? >> now what do you remember s pants? >> everything. >> it is hard to imagine a playingn travolta. but he wasn't first choice. >> henry winkler dropped out typecast forever asdanny. >> in thecal, "grease lightning" is sung by the car. but john travolta told me he wanted the number and so he got the number."grease" went on to be the number one grossing movie in >> it could have been somebody else and it may not have been the same. those summer nights >> and here's one mo casting could have been the last minutecourse the role stocker channing and man did she deliver. >> up next, what we learned about the funeral sstss for celine dion's husband. and our look at heree that stood the test of time. >> we have the s

we already know that from sandy. now, is this not a sandy-type situation by any means.ater come flooding into businesses and homes. it is a mess, it's miserable and a long-term problem. >> martin savidge, thank you so much. >>> now to politics and who's worse for the gop, ted cruz or donald trump? that question divided the republican party this week. terry branstad, the governor of iowa usually neutral slammed cruz. and then the national review against trump, so strong that the republican party dropped them, the magazine, as a co-sponsor of the debate coming up in february. i asked my sirius radio list eners on potus which poses a bigger problem. 61% said ted cruz. 39% said donald trump. more than 1200 people have voted so far. >>> my next guest, 92-year-old bob dole, a longtime gop heavyweight was the first to jump into this fray. bob dole the senate candidate leader in kansas. the iowa caucus winner in 1988 and 1996. and he joins me now on the telephone. senator, i hope you're riding out this storm? >> oh, yeah. i want to stay out of the storm's way and politicians' w

i have seen, and i was with the president on the day that sandy hook happened. i remember how it struck him as i think that it struck any pare parent. so this is very hard for him, and this is why he did this, because there is probably been if sandy hook, the day of sandy hook was the hardest day emotionally, the most frustrating day was the day that the congress voted down universal background checks after sandy hook for the p president, and so it was a very difficult day. >> and so, he was forceful that something has to be done to stop the deaths from gun violence. and listen to this, mike rogers. >> in dr. king's words, we need to feel the fierce urgency of now, because people are dying, and the constant excuses for inaction no longer do. no longer suffice. that is why we are here to today. not to debate the last mass shooting, but to do something to prevent the next one. >> mike rogers, you are a republican member of the house for a long time, and why is the nra, the national rifle association so influential and powerful, and all of the other group groups th

. >> dari: it's especially troubling for places recovering for super storm sandy. jennifer is live in staten island. >> to give you a real sense of where we are, the beach is half a mile from where we are standing. people definitely know what major flooding looks like. there is is a coastal flood watch in effect for saturday night when the tide is high. we talked with people who are doing what they can, while they they can to get ready for this. >> the bottom line is new big storm this weekend. models, diblasio says the time is now to get ready. >> there's going to be snow and high winds. >> i just hope the storm coming up this weekend isn't anywhere near sandy. flooding like most people around here that gets ready for the next storm, matthew can't help but think about sandy when his basement was under 6 feet of water. >> the entire first floor was flooded with 6 feet of water in my basement. it was unbelievable. i pray nothing like that happens remac's office of emergency management has jumped into action planning for thousands of road crews and hundreds of plows

summer romance until sandy unexpectedly transfers to danny's high school. can danny maintain his bad-boy image as the coolest member of the t-birds, once he and sandy start going together, and can sandy remain a good girl after she joins the pink ladies? with their friends, rizzo and kenickie, pulling them in different directions, it's up to danny and sandy to stay hopelessly devoted as they make their way from rydell high to a new frontier. grease: live is based on the original 1971 musical "grease," by jim jacobs and warren casey; and paramount pictures' 1978 feature adaptation. the film, starring john travolta and olivia newton-john, grossed nearly $400 million worldwide, making it the highest- grease: live is a paramount television production. additional guest and cameo castings include jessie j is the word ," boyz ii men as weather now with the exception showers this morning we will remain quiet in the weather department the next several days. most of our rain showers are out of here by 7am and 8am with cloudy skies into the afternoon but a breezy and

this is the worst storm to hit the jersey shore since superstorm sandy. for most areas it wasn't near as bad. but to the south, cape may, new jersey, they had record high tides, over 9 feet, that was worst than sandy. the current coming in, the high tide coming in once again. >> sandy was such a disaster for that area. morning. >>> we want to move to the third american major city paralyzed this morning, philadelphia, road. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, the drivers who have been stranded along the pennsylvania turnpike. think about this for a minute, being stuck here along the interstate, for two nights in the dangerous, freezing cold, emergency responders are hopeful today's improved conditions will help get traffic moving. drivers this morning, stranded. >> this is horrible. we have been stuck in the truck for 13 1/2 hours. >> reporter: 500 vehicles waking up for the second morning still stuck on a western pennsylvania highway. this bus now a makeshift home to duquesne university basketball team, stranded since friday, heading home from

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the person who introduced the president today was mark barden, the chairman of sandy hook, of the sandy hook parents organization seen here holding a picture of his son, seven year old daniel barden who was murdered on that fateful day before christmas just four years ago. about all of this on your local news on this cbs station and on our 24 hour digital news network, cbsn. it's available on all devices at cbsnews.com. we will of course have a complete wrap up of all of this right here toarnlt on '%hevening news. i'm scott >>> we have been following breaking news this noon just moments ago president obama unveiling the actions he'll be taking to combat gun violence. today, the president sidestepped congress saying he is issuing executive orders on gun control. >>> this has been something he's working to do since the shootings we'll have a full news at 5:00. >>> we have more breaking news to tell you about right now this noon, one u.s. service member is dead, two others afghanistan, this is happening right now, sources tell cbs news, a special operations team came under attack a helicop

remember, this is just three years after superstorm sandy. check out this video -- dump trucks ready to pitch in, ready to move in. washington, d.c., along with philadelphia as well, all paralyzed this morning. >> look at this. this is time-lapsed imagery it of virginia. it was coming down in some places at two inches an hour. >> it looks benign. we can't forget that the storm is beautiful and awe-inspiring, but it was also very dangerous. at least 16 dead across 8 states from this system and more than 8 on,000 customers are without power from the carolinas all of the way to new york. >> the blizzard creating travel havoc as well. >> full-team coverage this morning of the blizzard 2016. we kick it off with rob in new york city. good morning to you. this was a generational storm, one you will tell your kids and grand kids. it's multifaceted. and the bred of it, you were impacted. by new york city beared the brunt. this morning a deadly win tore storm for the record books. looking a frozen tundra. >> i was at a loss. i mean, i was in complete p

the person who introduced the president today was mark barden, the chairman of sandy hook, of the sandy hook parents organization seen here holding a picture of his son, seven year old daniel barden who was before christmas just four years ago. there will be a great deal more about all of this on your local news on this cbs station and on our 24 hour digital news network, cbsn. it's available on all devices at cbsnews.com. we will of course have a complete wrap up of all of this right here toarnlt on'%hevening nott pelly for cbs news. . >>> thanks for joining us for this abbreviated version of news19 at noon. i'm darci strickland. we start off with headlines making news and columbia. for -- former city councilmember brian dequincey newman and another councilman kelvin washington have both been arrested by the south carolina department of revenue on charges of not paying taxes. >> reporter: brian dequincey newman turned himself in around 8:00 a.m. this morning. kelvin washington, not far behind, around 9:00 a.m. i will show you where they came in at this loading dock outside of the deten

the person who introduced the president today was mark barden, the chairman of sandy hook, of the sandy hook parents organization seen here holding a picture of his son, seven year old daniel barden who was murdered on that fateful day before christmas just four years ago. there will be a great deal more about all of this on your local news on this cbs station and on our 24 hour digital news network, cbsn. it's available on all devices at cbsnews.com. complete wrap up of all of this right here toarnlt on'%hevening n >>> good afternoon. i'm chris wragge. >>> people are covered from head to toe to cope with the cold. >> john elliott is in the weather center with for more us. >> the sun is shining, crystal clear skies, visibility is you can see for miles and miles but you can see 22, wind out of hour. for many. you thought it was cold this morning, you were right. see these are some of readings we had this morning. monticello leading the pack at 0, danbury at 7 degrees. monticello had a chill of 19 degrees below zero. that observation came in three times. that was a long period where you w

why, sandy? sandy: to hopefully give us the resources to go further.is: where i got hung up is this notion of how some people don't get paid but they write checks and they invest. and so, out of that $300,000, $50,000 is gonna go towards giving josh his money back. out of everybody in this room, including them, you've written the biggest check in the room. did you know that? -josh: i didn't know. lemonis: and you work here and you don't get paid. and so, i think that level of dedication is the reason that i came back today. sandy, i feel like you should have some equity in the business. -sandy: thank you. -lemonis: you're full time. you're a department manager. and so is chris. you're also a department manager. and so, the idea was $300,000 for 40%. out of that 40%, you're getting 5%, you're getting 5%, and you're getting 5%. that's out of my pocket. -josh: sounds great. that's really cool of you to give me that sort of deal, and i appreciate it. lemonis: you guys do great work. the product's legit. i mean, it's good. every single one of you contribute

places like sandy hook and point pleasant and little egg harbor. watch for high tide particularly tonight. 6 to 7:00. and staten island 7:00 to 7:30 tomorrow morning. we have flood warning in effect for long island as well. you'll watch it there and again it may be very, very strong. janice. >> all r ht. let's take a look at the rest of the forecast for us. for this evening now things are dry until we get to about 11:00 tonight. the snow will begin across central new jersey and then in and around the city. so it's dry for the next several hours but blizzard condition with blowing and drifting snow and white out conditions expected during the day tomorrow. the storm is moving away on sunday. the rest of next week looks good and even 40 degree temperatures coming up next week. we'll talk about and track the the 5:30 half hour. that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right. quickly we want to tell new york residents that alternate side parking has been suspended. >> we're covering several other stories for you. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, osca

this weekend's storm has some of the same characteristics as sandy-- coming during a full moon and high tide. belmar mayor matt doherty. >> we are more prepared for this storm than any storm that's ever come our way before. >> reporter: four miles south in manasquan, town officials are using loud speakers to warn people in low-lying areas. 75-year-old pat galdieri had to have her entire home renovated after sandy. >> i get a little nervous because we no longer have protection in the front of our house like we did. originally we had a wall. >> i gotta go home. >> reporter: as his state prepared, governor chris christie received criticism for spending last two days today he changed his mind and returned. >> if i didn't go back, they'd criticize me. when i cogo back, they'll criticize me for whatever i do when i'm there. >> reporter: yesterday, new jersey learned it will only receive $15 million of the $326 million it requested from the sandy disaster relief program. scott, federal officials blame a weaker application than states like new york, which will get $212 million in relief aid. >>

his town didn't get hit by sandy. so of course it's worse. >> reporter: the presidential candidate indicated he went too far so he called patrick rosenello to say i'm sorry. >> i feel badly. i've known him for a long time. i feel badly i called him crazy. a little bit of one too many adjective. >> i would like for him to let the biz owners and first responders know that he understands what we went through. >> reporter: but the governor's crazy comment wasn't the only one that infuriated the people of north wildwood who saw floodwaters pour into town during the blizzard. >> i don't know what you expect me to do. want me to go down there with a mop? >> reporter: business owner scott chambers jumped 0en that remark and placed a mop outside of his door. >> he's been bullying everybody and making us look like idiots. >> there was not a what happened on friday and saturday that even resembled sandy and i did not want that narrative to become what was going on here. >> reporter: no doubt the governor succeeded in changing th

first superstorm sandy, now this. with each passing hour, the snow is mounting. parts of virginia hit with three feet and counting. after 17 years behind a plow, >> when you go through a neighborhood, you see everybody coming outside clapping. they're happy to see us. >> reporter: tonight the white house is just that, white, surrounded by 18 inches of snow. skiers took to the national mall as the national guard patrolled city streets. paramedics usually scrambling to help needed a hand themselves. >> there's no point to be out. stay home. >> reporter: tonight 33 million impacted by this massive storm, but even as many start to dig out, they're still getting buried. with these whipping winds starting to pick up, we expect the snowfall here in the nation's capital to continue until about midnight. when it is all said and done, they'll have roughly two feet. tonight they are asking everyone to shelter in place. the mayor says when it is all said and done all across this region we could have $850 million in damage. jose, back to you. you. all pretty much shut down to

. >> i'll tell you, it was a heck of a lot more serious than it was during sandy. >> his store flooding. >> i got me a bucket and tried to empty the water. the water kept coming up. >> evacuations. what happens next for the blizzard of 2016. >> good evening. i'm jacqueline london. >> i'm jim rosenfield. this is blamed for 18 deaths, an 88-year-old man died from shoveling snow. >> if you look at nbc 10 first alert radar, you'll see the threat isn't over yet. so don't be fooled if the snow seems to have eased up. >> the intensity of this storm has made it a challenge for crews working to get roads passable again. check out this live picture from bethlehem, north hampton county, courtesy of nbc 10 photo journalist jim freeman. look at this. as you can see, other streets just haven't really been touched yet. >> here's a live look at the conditions in wilmington, where they experienced heavy snowfall and strong wind gusts earlier this evening. look at all of that snow piled up on the cars. now with temps below freezing, that will dip into the teens overnight. freezing all of that. >> we're l

the person who introduced the president today was mark barden, the chairman of sandy hook, of the sandyok parents organization seen here holding a picture of his son, seven year old daniel barden who was murdered on that fateful day before christmas just four years ago. there will be a great deal more about all of this on your local from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> good afternoon i'm erika von tiehl. the new year brings new leadership to the city of philadelphia. on monday we brought you the swearing in of mayor jim kenney and today there's a new top cop in town. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter joins us now. he's live at central high school in olney where richard ross was sworn in as the city's police commissioner. walt, good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. the swearing in of new commissioner ross just a short time ago here. this is how it looked. the commissioner being sworn in. the mayor at his side his family in the seats along with students who attend the school that was also attended by commissioner ross. he addressed

. >> i heard one crazy mayor in south jersey say, this is worse flooding tha sandy. here's what you need to know, his town didn't get hit by sandy. >> i hink tse governor was erinseisitive to the business owners and residents down here. patrick was personally diinsappointed and disagrees with the notion that sandy was a nonevent here. >> a lot of the same people who were fbelooded out by this past weekend had significant damage during hurricane sandy. the governor who he supported for many years called this morning to say he's sorry. >> it was a genuine ngologr, i accepted that apology, i believe he genuinely feels he misspoke and perhaps said things he wish he hadn't said. governor showed a lack of respect to local first responders who spent long hours standing in waist deep frigid water rescuing people who were stranded in their homes. ted greenberg, news 4 new york. >> we're going to take you to queens right now. the borrow having a worse time digging out. so many of you have been e-mailing your concerns to us. it's been 64 hours since the storm stopped. is progre

during sandy, about 4 million customers in both states lost power. electric utility spent billions of dollars hardening infrastructure after superstorm sandy. >> they apparently did a good job. >> they did. >> the lights stayed on. >> hopefully we won't be testing that grid anytime soon. >> we agree with you there. a much warmer day today. >> temperature well into the 50s at least as warm as we head into tomorrow. some places got up to 60 degrees today. tom's river up to 61 this afternoon, if you can believe it. here is a look outside right now. mild as we head into the evening. 47 degrees. the wind is coming in from the south at 5:00. there's your high today in central park. the records, 63, set back in 1947. patchy fog will form overnight. when you have an air mass riding over existing snow pack, that can cause fog and it can last into tomorrow morning. it will be mild tomorrow, clouds come in, a couple of afternoon showers develop. doesn't look like a big deal, but grab the umbrella if you head out. windy, wet, warm on tuesday. temperatures gettin

areas hard hit three years ago by superstorm sandy. governor chris christie said residents were prepare prepared. >> we're so much better off now than we were three years ago. >> reporter: in point pleasant robin snyder and her daughter rode out the storm, still rebuilding from sandy. >> hopefully we won't see any water. >> reporter: the jersey shore wildcats their workout today trading in their hockey sticks for shovels. >> out here it's a lot different with the ocean right here, the wind. it's brutal. >> reporter: tonight, there will be more of high tide and new jersey is bracing itself for the possibility of more fierce winds and even more coastal flooding. jose? >>> let's remember the storm began in the south bringing death and misery there before moving on in kentucky. thousands of drivers were stranded last night in frigid temperatures on one of the nation's busiest highways. >> reporter: the backups stretched for more than 20 miles. trucks and cars paralyzed on i-75. >> we needed walmart closed. walmart closed last night. >> rep