savannah?an chesky, leading us off, thank you so. >> much to talk about in the weather department. mr. roker is very busy on a monday morning. that winter weather is on the move. >> the irony, where morgan is right now, norman, oklahoma, that's the home of the severe storms prediction center, the storm prediction center. those are the folks that predict the tornadoes and put out the watches and warnings and the risk areas. so those poor folks had to deal with that. 56 million people from the west coast through the upper midwest, into the northeast, under winter storm warnings, winter storm watch, winter storm advisories especially here in the northeast. from minneapolis, portland, down to new york, and williamsport, we're looking at also heavy showers and thunderstorms, so we've got a risk of severe weather today, just to the south of chicago. and lexington, kentucky, columbus, indianapolis, slight risk of severe weather. system will be pushing to the east, bringing snow and ice, from the great

savannah? >> you were a good sport. this morning, to help us look ahead to sunday, we have mike tirico from nbc sports, and super bowl lvii's favorite mom, donna kelce. good morning to both of you. okay, mike, stand by. we've got to talk to mama kelce. donna, how are you feeling? what advice have you given to the boys? how are you feeling in this moment? >> well, they're a little busy this week. they're a little focused on the green and the media, so you know, it's been a surreal week, and it's just been really exciting >> donna, i hear you have a very fair, diplomatic jacket that you're going to be rocking on sunday >> yes. >> can you tell us about the attire >> yeah, i have a split jersey. well, it is really -- i do have a split jersey, and i also have a jean jacket that is split, one is for the chiefs, the other is for the eagles, and there it is. and i'm going to be wearing that i've got shoes, one chief, one eagles, and this is the jersey i'll be wearing. >> i love it >> i love it. >> so cool. >> custom made for yo

savannah >> okay.n't thank you very much for the story. now get home safe. >> bizarre a pet that got too big >> it feels like maybe it is something like that. >> so weird, we lost our alligator like a week ago. [ laughter ] >>> coming up, we are thinking pink the music star joining us as we help her celebrate her incredible new album, a morning filled with live music ahead. >>> and vicky nguyen has more on work perks and what companies are doing to keep employees happy. >> hey, good morning how about a personalized benefits package just for you, or day care for your aging parents? coming up, we will explain some of these new perks that are rolling out across the country plus, what you can do to access these kinds of benefits where you work that's next, right here on "today." a pfizer vaccine! so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i'm asking about prevnar 20® because there's a chance pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in the hospital. if you're 19 or older, with certain chronic condi

savannah? >> all right., thank you. >>> let's bring in nbc senior legal correspondent laura jarrett. >> good morning. >> it is always a wow. i mean, when the defendant takes the witness stand, it's extremely risky. it kind of converts the case to a one witness case, and you believe them or you don't believe them. how did they do? is this paying off? >> for days you and i talked about what an enormous gamble this would be and so far, and i want to qualify it, he has been quite compelling. he was emotional when he was talking about the murders, and he managed to clear up a lot of the weird inconsistencies that the jury has heard so much about. he was able to tackle it, what is the first rule as a defense attorney, if your client is going to insist on testifying which is what we think by all accounts he did, you get out the bad facts on direct examination to the cross-examination loses some of its impact. i think that was the strategy. >> he did it right away. getting rid of the bad fact, the worse facts, that

savannah? >> jesse kirsch at the scene of the latest shooting rampage, thank you. >>> also, this morning, the 2024 presidential race is heating up with former governor and u.n. ambassador nikki haley throwing her hat into the ring, becoming donald trump's first official republican challenger. nbc's senior washington correspondent hallie jackson has the story. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the newest presidential candidate is set to hold her first campaign event later today in south carolina, with nikki haley signaling she is ready to formally take on donald trump. >> i'm nikki haley and i'm running for president. >> reporter: 2024, taking shape this morning, with former u.n. ambassador nikki haley jumping into the republican race. >> it's time for a new generation of leadership. >> reporter: coming from the 51-year-old, that argument is a swipe at both current president joe biden, who is 80, and former president donald trump, who's 76. after serving as governor of south caroli

gabe, good morning. >> reporter: hi, savannah.re intense wave of snow later on today. the governor here in minnesota has issued emergency executive orders to prepare the national guard. now, travel has already been treacherous in parts of the pacific northwest as well as well as north dakota, at least 27 states are under winter weather alerts, and we're seeing wild weather across much of the country. overnight, high winds, knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people in california but here in the twin cities, of course, savannah, this is an area very used to wicked weather, they're expecting that this could be one of the top five snowstorms ever travel is expected to get worse throughout the day and into tomorrow. and the national weather service saying that parts of minnesota, there could be impossible travel conditions later on today, savannah. >> gabe gutierrez in minneapolis, thank you. >>> a rough couple of days in a lot of places. where are the biggest concerns >> we've got concerns for the winter weather wind alerts

savannah?be careful. we're all holding our breath as you did that. thank you very much. >> pretty impressive, though, seeing him slide and talk at the same time. >>> mr. roker, tens of millions right now affected by this. >> i tell you, stretching now, pretty much 23 million people. and as we put the radar in here for the ice storm warnings, winter storm warnings, and put the temperatures in, you can see. so dallas, 32. you see that freezing precip. lufkin, texas, 37. houston, 31. that's where the rain is. little rock, you've got snow or i should say a freezing mix to your south. memphis, same thing. nashville, as well. so this system is moving to the east. heavy rain as this draws in warmer, moister air from the gulf, it becomes heavy rain. strong storms for the central florida panhandle. then continues to push through tomorrow. the cold front tracks right across central florida, so strong storms from jacksonville all the way down to miami. now, we've got 42 million people from the dakotas to

savannah? >> too many questions.negas, thank you very much. >>> meantime, president biden returned to the white house overnight following his surprise trip to ukraine ahead of tomorrow's one-year anniversary of russia's invasion. and this morning, the eyes of the world are on vladimir putin to see what he'll do next. nbc's chief international correspondent keir simmons is in moscow. keir? >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning to you. this morning, here in moscow, president putin has been out laying flowers for those killed in war and announcing more russian resources for the russian military. but in the past 24 hours, we've seen more evidence that a weakened russia is increasingly reliant on china. this morning, more saber rattling from russia. president putin saying in a televised speech, we will pay increased attention to strengthening nuclear capabilities. it comes after he announced russia will suspend participation in the last remaining arms control treaty with the u.s. president biden condemning russia's withdra

peter, good morning. >> reporter: hey, savannah, good morning.hite house officials say president biden will lay out a hopeful and optimistic vision for the country while touting his achievements since taking office his challenge tonight, whether he can bridge the gap between strong economic news including the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years, and most americans believe that the economy is not working for them president biden just hours away from his first state of the union in this new era of divided government these photos showing his final preparations for what's likely to be his largest tv audience of the year and despite polls that show most americans are pessimistic about the direction of the country, the president is expected to say the state of our economy is strong >> jobs are up, inflation is up, covid no longer controls our lives. >> reporter: the president, aides say, will cast his response reasonable in contrast to what he calls extreme and reckless republicans with a show down looming over the debt ceiling and the gop demanding d

savannah? >> all right. going to be a rough few days here.ou. >>> let's bring in al to find out what else we need to know. it is a bad one. >> it really is. fargo, elkins, bangor, 100 million people with windchills of zero. 18 million people with windchills of minus 20 down to scranton and out to nantucket. here is what we're looking at, right now, windchill it feels like 17 in chicago, 16 in charleston, 18 in new york. this is the warmest you are going to be if you're in the northeast. look at these temperatures start to tumble. starting at 7:00 a.m., by 4:00 p.m., we're talking about minus 3 of windchill in new york with an air temperature, washington, d.c., a windchill of 7. by saturday morning, the bottom drops out. it is going to feel like minus 54 in maine, and minus 30 windchill in boston, minus 34 binghamton, cleveland, feels like minus 3. here is the good news, temperatures start warming up quickly. by tuesday in boston 43. new york, 50. 53 cleveland. chicago, you will see temperatures in the low 40s. so 24 hours of pain and then we

savannah? >> thank you very much.his, we're joined by jeremy bash, former chief of staff of the cia and the pentagon in the obama administration. jeremy, i mean how do you explain, how do you analyze this uptick in events where we're shooting down unidentified objects? we know the first one was from china. we don't know too much about these others. >> with respect to these three over the weekend, savannah, i think we've got better computing power, better artificial intelligence, so we can look at these objects, detect them and character them. but the reality is after that chinese surveillance balloon, we're on higher alert posture and the rules of engagement is assume hostile intent and when in doubt shoot it out of the sky. >> will we be able to gather intelligence about what these objects are? >> i think we will, both from the video of the pilots coming close to these objects, as well as any debris we can collect from the ground. >> what do you make of china's reaction here, with respect to the first, the chinese sp

savannah, to you. >> thank you, savannah. >>> another major story this morning, the race against time in southern turkey and syria, rescue teams are searching for the trapped and the injured. this is two days after one of the region's most powerful earthquakes in a century. and while there are remarkable stories of survival they're emerging in an already-unthinkable death toll continues to rise. nbc's kelly cobiella is in one of the ancient cities in turkey that was leveled by the quake. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we are very close to the epicenter, just north of it, in fact, and it is one of the hardest hit parts of turkey. i'll show you what we've seen as we've driven in. this is a house and you can see the entire kitchen has just crumpled down on to the street. there's a microwave back there, you can see the stove is just folded over right here, and there's twisted rebar, concrete, and this is the kinds of debris that rescuers are having to dig through, dangerous debris, this morning they're still finding survivors. this morning, a sliver of life amid th

savannah >> kristen, thank you."andrea mitchell reports" today at noon on msnbc. >>> anchors and staffers at fox news knew that former president trump's claims about fraud in the 2020 election were false even though to support his position on air, that's according to newly unsealed documents found in a $1.6 billion defamation suit against the network. that suit filed by voting machine maker dominion, the documents show internal communications between hosts, executives and other staff were revealing they knew trump's claims were false and outlandish, and that the presidential election was, in fact, not stolen those hosts include tucker carlson and sean hannity fox news has said that it stands by the 2020 election coverage and its broadcasts are protected by the first amendment. >>> to another lawsuit against fox news and an nbc news exclusive interview with one of their former employees laurie luhn filed a suit against the network for its handling of sexual harassment allegations against former ceo and chairman roger

savannah?> maggie, thank you. >>> let's get a little more where all of this is headed. for that, we turn to mr. roker. the ice storms look pretty bad. >> it is pretty much what we've been saying over the last 48 hours. 30 million people impacted from the pacific, i should say from new mexico right on through arkansas and parts of the appalachians. you can see the temperatures. 36 in lufkin. it's raining. but 26 in abilene. you've got an icy mix there. this is the story for the day. we will see rounds of the next round of ice, impact can from tennessee, down to texas, and hazardous travel, downed trees, power lines, it is going to be a real mess. tomorrow, it's more of a warm sector thing so we're going to be looking at the heavy rain spreading through the southeast, high rainfall rates, there is the risk for some flooding, throughout the southeast, and then by friday, the front moves off the coast, isolated showers and storms, over northern florida, but then it gets out of here. again, though,

let's get more from savannah sellers >> thank you so much to the grammys [ applause ] >> reporter: the day after beyonce's historic night, tickets for her upcoming world tour now on sale. ♪ you won't break my soul ♪ queen bey, the biggest music icon to put ticketmaster to the test, since the platform's meltdown over taylor swift tickets in november. >> beyonce the wait list? the wait list! >> reporter: today sales only for a lucky few, though. >> i just got beyonce tickets! >> reporter: official beyonce fan club members who preregistered and made it through a lottery-style process for an access code to try to buy tickets super fan nicki patel was prepped. but with demand more than 800% availability according to ticketmaster, last night she was waitlisted will you be watching to see if you get off the wait list today? >> absolutely. >> reporter: is hope still alive? >> hope is still alive. >> reporter: elisa longoria was able to buy two tickets to a show in new jersey >> i was preparing for the worst. and the whole process took, like, ten minutes. >> reporter: ticketmaster is staggering

sheinelle, over to you. >> thanks, savannah.ng four years together, but get this, they met on match.com, about 16 years ago. bonnie, i heard you play a little hard to get, right? >> a little bit, yeah. i wasn't ready at the time and i didn't think he was ready, more that, he was still doing his thing. >> now you all are here today. you're looking good. bonnie, it looks like it was worth of the wait for sure and i hear you have a very special song is that true hit it, jenna? >> do you hear this song playing, bonnie? >> well, joe can explain why >> yes i love you very much i love everything about you. bonnie, will you marry me? >> yes >> she's taking it off already >> there it is >> oh, my. wow. >> oh, my goodness >> i love you. >> i love you. >> joe >> oh, my goodness >> joe, you finally got the yes. >> i got the yes i've been waiting for. >> how do you feel lots of tears? >> very happy. very happy >> thank you guys, so much. >> oh, my goodness i can't even take this and you represent for the older couples out there. >> never giv

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hi, peter. >> savannah, good evening to you. we just heard from the president as he left the white house a matter of moments ago. he was asked by reporters what is the state of the youunion? he said it's in great shape and getting better he's going to try to bridge the gap between the lowest unemployment rate, inflation too high but easing right now and the dissatisfaction with the direction of the country for most americans right now who feel like the economy is not working for them the white house believes that its policies, the president's accomplishments are popular but that americans don't even know what they are. they are hoping he can communicate that directly to americans tonight with the takeaway being that joe biden has your back. he will say jobs are coming back and pride is coming back watch him use 2023 in the words of one white house official tonight as the year of implementation to try to put all of those efforts into effect i have been struck by reading the excerpts ahead of tonight's speech, it looks like the pr

so, savannah, all signs pointing to another run for office. savannah?including the geography of this trip this week. kristen, thank you very much. to the battlegrounds he goes. >> there he goes. >>> all right. 7:15. we have a story about the airlines. >> hoda, savannah, welcome back, by the way. and good morning to you, as well. southwest airlines meltdown during the busy holiday rush, that's going to be front and center on capitol hill today. a top executive facing tough questions about the more than 16,000 flights that were canceled in the build-up to christmas. you'll remember this. a lot of angry travelers. nbc's capitol hill correspondent, ryan nobles joins us now with more from washington. so, ryan, good morning to you. what should we expect to hear? >> craig, good morning to you, as well. nbc news has obtained the prepared opening statements of the southwest ceo, andrew waterson, where he's expected to tell lawmakers very plainly, quote, we messed up. waterson also expected to say that the company is working hard to learn from the mistakes they m

by train and then savannah to charleston by steamer and it was supposed to be one shot from charleston all the way up to philadelphia there was supposed to be a steamboat going that way. but that doesn't happen and instead they have to take this really intense long journey with many more stops and they have to constantly improvise their roles. susan: what other aspect of their escape, you said william carried a gun? how is an enslaved man able to find a gun? ilyon woo: that is an excellent question, that was one of those moments when i was researching when i it just took my breath away because they don't mention having any kind of gun in their own written narrative. in fact there is a lot they don't say in their story. these things will come up and really turn the story a whole new direction. where i found this was in the late 19th century legal case where william is under oath and this is about something entirely different and he's describing what happened. so in their narrative when they landed in philadelphia they get to a friendly's abolitionist boardinghouse. the way they recount

by train and savannah to charleston by steamer and it was supposed to be mono shot from charleston allhe way up to philadelphia, they were supposed to be taking a boat going that way that does not happen. they had to take a long journey with many more stops. they had to improvise their roles. host: one other aspect of the top escape was that william carried a gun, how was an enslaved man able to find a gun to carry? ilyon woo: that was actually one of the moments in that i was researching when i just took my breath away, they are not mentioning having any kind of gun in their written narrative, these things will come up and it turns the story in a new direction. in the late 19th century, william is undergrowth and this is something entirely different. he is describing what happened, in their narratives, when they land in the here they get to a friendly abolitionist boardinghouse and the way that they recount this moment -- actually when they come they come down and she had a costume change in the boardinghouse housekeeper is completely william is is where a master and williams of this

savannah?t, george solis, thank you very much. >>> emotions boiling over in a buffalo courtroom yesterday as the white supremacist who killed ten black people at a supermarket was sentenced to live in prison. the dramatic moment came as the sister of victim katherine massey addressed the shooter, 19-year-old payton gendron. >> you don't know a damned thing about black people! we're human! we like our kids to go to good schools! we love our kids! we never go into no neighborhoods and take people out! >> you can see there, another relative lunged at the gunman. he was quickly subdued by guards. gendron was ushered out of the courtroom temporarily. the convicted killer was given ten life sentences, one for each of his victims. if he's convicted of the federal hate crimes, he could face the death penalty. >>> all right. 17 minutes after the hour. al's back for the rest of his forecast. good morning. >> that's right, guys. we've got a snowy side to this storm and we're going to be taking a look at t

savannah, great job being there today. we really enjoyed it.nks so much. >>> what happens when the world's worst sales man is actually supposed to sail america's cause to the world? well, the world ends up rescinding you, my angle explains it, that's next. >>> the high prize of self-loathing. that's the focus of tonight's angle. what does it take to be a great sales man? at a minimum, you need to believe in the product you are selling. how does america's chief sales man measures up? p>> preaching the same hate white supremacy. praises. lynching is pure - lynch is simply being black. >> which people want to do that still, joe? i mean if only america could sue him for defamation. biden's lieutenant would be named as codefendant. >> the president and the vice president ran on an ambitious agenda, systematic racism. >> we know we have work to do at home. that includes addressing and profounding equities and systematic racism. >> with those endorsements, what foreign leaders would not want to follow us? for over a year, the biden administration have

families from alaska, to missouri, to north carolina, to my home community in south carolina with the savannah river site. this confirms that president biden and vice president harris should resign. my call for resignation was valujet lid in august of 2021 due the disastrous withdrawal in afghanistan creating a safe haven for terrorist who is attack american families. it was not political in 2021. when the succeeding president then 1350ebger nancy pelosi would have been a democrat. now in 2023 with speaker kevin mccarthy a republican. it's irrelevant for american families which party is in power because the first criteria of leader should be their capability regardless of party. sadly biden and harris are failures. resignation is further re-enforced by their open border policies having allowed hundreds of identified terrorists into america to commit mass murder. when the domestic attack occurs, biden and harris will not be able to adequately respond. credible leadership is imperative to protect american families. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from

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supreme court justice clarence thomas, a native son of pinpoint near savannah was nominated to the supreme court by president george h.w. bush in 1991. at that time he was just the second black american ever appointed to the supreme court. where he is now its longest serving member. since taking the bench, justice thomas has ruled on some of the most consequential case dms american history -- american history. he has safeguarded our rights by defengd the principles of natural law that are central to america's founding. justice thomas simplifies the american dream rise interesting a humble beginnings to a seat on our nation's highest court through hard work and dedication. mr. collins: there would be nothing more fitting than a georgia state legislature finishing the job it started last year and put ago statue of justice thomas you under the gold dome of the state capitol. justice thomas legacy of service and footprint on american juries preud dense is -- jurisprudence is orty of honor. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio rise? >> mr. speaker

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i try to be relaxed to see what happens to savannah. and nora osler can't change what happens outside her store, but she isn't ready to give up either. people in the us have been downsizing their food as well, but not necessarily the price like a baker in new york city who is selling military croissant breakfast. serial customers line up before the bakery opens and hope of not being one of the 10 serial boxes available each day. each one contains $250.00 many cost sauce and costs $50.00 after being shaped. the diminutive pastries are rolled and cinnamon, sugar, and baked fresh their crunchy and milk, and worth every penny new york or say, or at least the ones who have the cash to afford them. that's i shall, thanks for watching abbe successfully. ah ah! with awe on you mother grammy. he he was that bad right. in school in austin. he had changed quite a bit during the damage. what is it like winters boy, in a former counted house thought check in with in 30 minutes on d. w here because you are there. mm. german, colonial history is a boo

becomes a thin and streaky accompaniment of plastic, the drutsk lyubetskys are different, see the savannahedzhan and is separated by the smoothness of the shape of the mammoth of an architectural fish, without disturbing its plastic closeness. looping of the facade and calm stability based elements of illusory decor line and light and shade, local holyly expressive, revealing objects and landscape plans, what for the nearest spacious composition of the volume of the house to the composition with cynical tiling? before the warping of the head façade, it was wound on a florenne of such drawn-out forms and the janish organs here are not a horseshoe , it’s such an outrageous witch’s hallway and it’s not necessary so wide, my quick forms. this is a black hole. these are two columns in the center of the column. these are the gables of the nefronton. i can’t call such a pediment the black phantom is small and goes over and it’s all on the side, please. the architecture of the palazzo , paradoxically, turns out to be rocky lightness and classical rigor in the vicinity of yagoba. have been created

i love savannah and i love that movie.ally excited on the tour when we went by it. drew: did they let you sit on the bench. reggie: i did not. jobina: have you been to the bubba gump shrimp restaurants before? drew: do they have a? -- have it. jobina: with very oversized shoes. reggie: someone had a wild idea, they said do you know what is a popular movie? "forrest gump" and let us take it into an entire chain. jobina: the coconut shrimp hits. drew: that is the first movie to go into the real world, the extension. reggie: themed restaurants are not en vogue. jobina: hard rock and planet hollywood. are there any planet hollywood's anymore? reggie: there is one in orlando. are there others? jobina: remember rain forest cafe? drew: i love a reinforced cafe. jobina: i love those. drew: the half-hour thunderstorm always got me. reggie: like -- jobina: like the produce is like in the produce store. drew: outside this morning we are looking at sutro tower with clear skies. most of us feeling lighter in terms of the wind. a little

and what kind of pits i havay in my mind savannahs getym okhotny commemorative of the streaming architecture of the architecture of belarus mass butovnichestvo of bank bottles motorway. this was due to the fact that the development of the banking system of the russian empire. there was an applied at the level of a high middle-aged uparon from europe under gina to the shatyrs of stogotti, a jumper on the rim that dozed off at the capitalist one, the best ones wear the central street of mogilev, so the hajasu were already very pleased with the mansions of noblemen for the convenience of new financial installations. allotted for blue dragged along with you the suspension of frame sales and the size of the surface. what gave them the ability to more free to arrange elements. mogilev had a section of the system of this bank and kia seized the russian empire in the 1880s . it's their task. uh, these are nanolife credits all over the earth. for la-la alleys, not just anyhow. what kind of land, the peasant could not take out a loan to forge the land from his neighbor, it would be risky to have the l

good morning to you. >> savannah, good morning to you.and syria are dealing with complete and utter devastation and destructive. collectively, both countries seeing 3,000 buildings have collapsed. the death toll has soared past 2,200. thousands of people are injured. thousands more from all around the world are getting ready to descend on the region to try and help. >> reporter: whole buildings collapsing from the earthquake's power, unable to stand against this overnight quake. almost 8 on the richter scale. followed by a second earthquake nearly as powerful as the first. the morning light revealing devastation and wreckage. a toddler in syria bloody, but conscious, pulled from the rubble. and other survivors taken from collapsed buildings, lucky to be alive. three huge tremors snapping streetlights and sending car alarms wailing. the moment was recorded on security camera footage. this is one of the region's worst quakes in decades, striking while people slept just after 4:00 a.m. the quake hitting a huge area of southern turkey and nor

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savannah too. i would also like to say it great things to everyone on team esi makes today possible. dan o'brien, and marie, molly, allison, savannah, miguel, emma, tyler, our intern. first week. they're the ones who do all of the hard work bringing these briefings together. anna, john michael, lots of workers into this. i also wanted to mention them because if there are any donuts left over, they get to have them. the rule was only leftover donuts. help me keep the donuts away from my colleagues. take one on the way out. there may be napkins and plates. if you have someone who needs a doughnut. take one with you. and then we will allow my colleagues to have them. thanks to everybody. thanks to lynn and madeline. today is climate camp number one. in two weeks, we will be back for climate camp number two. that one is going to be about public attitudes and polling. and then will would -- we will be back two weeks after that about co2 greenhouse gas emissions, earning about the wide range of pollutant

so june 4th, my dad was in the hospital in savannah, georgia, at memorial hospital. i went down to visit him friday afternoon. i stayed with him in the hospital. i spent the night there, you know. he was real sick. i mean, he was having a hard time. >> did you get much sleep friday night? >> no. i mean, a real sweet nurse found me, at first there was a hard chair like this, and then she found me a soft chair like a recliner. i am sure i slept, but i did not get a night's sleep, no, sir. >> saturday and sunday? >> saturday, we had plans with buster and brooklyn, and you have heard about brooklyn, who is buster's wonderful little girlfriend. and mags and i had plans to meet them in columbia to go to the south carolina, and it was a regional baseball tournament in south carolina was playing virginia, i believe. so, when i got back from savannah, and met up with mags, at some point, we headed to columbia. so, it was not a lot going on in between there. we headed up to columbia and met bus and brooklyn. >> did you stay in columbia saturday night? >> we did. we went to the