reporting in scottsdale arizona, jim handily, news 4. >> if you still need help planning your big super bowl party. we have you covered. from decorations to food. nbc washington's pinterest page is all the inspiration you need to get your bash the envy of all your neighbors. amelia and i will be contributing to a pot luck. the whole crew has thrown everything together. we'll be working tomorrow but the storm looks like after the game now or -- >> here's the thing. we're definitely going to be looking at rain tomorrow evening. maybe a little bit of a wintery mix. the rain that's for sure. that gets here around 8:00 p.m. during the day on sunday there's only the hands that we're dealing with the wintry mix. namely snow and sleet. snow and sleet. it's in the metro area and then to the north. the counties that border pennsylvania back into the panhandle of west virginia. this is when rain and sleet, the area here in pink starts to move into the area. as you are heading home most of them only dealing with rain but areas well north monday morning, a soggy start. the game comes to an end by 1:

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fell to 36 degrees making this year's parade one of the coldest in its 126 year history and in scottsdale, arizonaeck this out. snblow anketed golf courses in the desert community. >> never saw that before. >>> some hawaii residents are enjoying a bit of temporary relief as the leading edge of the lava flow leaked toward the area's main highway stalled on wednesday. since late june the lava floe has traveled more than 13 miles and is now situated about 1/2- mile from a busy shopping center. the floe rt of downed flight asia air flight 8501, searchers have recovered nine of the 162 people on board. >> two more bodies were recovered today despite heavy seas. >> reporter: the 49-year-old was laid to rest thursday, the first victim from air asia flight 8501 to be positively identified and returned to family members. more bodies were returned to indonesia for identification thursday. an honor guard carried coffins marked only with numbers. the search for victims and debris from the flight was suspended again as heavy seas prevented divers from entering the water. the seas have even prevented crews from

. >> reporter: 14-year-old trumpeter ashley irvine from scottsdale, arizona has a british royal connection. her british great grandfather harry valentine was the king's trumpeter during the world war ii air raids over britain. >> he would be like -- he would continue playing bull like he can hear everybody else shaking in fear as the planes were flying past. >> reporter: ashley's great grandfather rode along with the very same parade group 78 years ago. as far as the celebrations with king george vi on the throne. her grandfather would be proud. >> i feel him with plays you know and i kind of think he's coming through her. >> reporter: it felt awesome to march in her great grandfather's footsteps ashley says. alphonso van marsh, cbs news, london. >> and neat. that's it for wusa9 news at noon. we'll be back of course at 5:00 with the very latest on what's going on especially if the winter classic is pushed back because of too much snow. again, have a great day and happy new year. [ captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ] >> lily: today is the pe

it happened in scottsdale, arizona. the driver of this vehicle says that he was traveling along at close to 50 miles an hour when he hit a large cat. now, aj michael thought he killed the cat. he thought he had died. however, he stopped to check to see what damage there may have been. and that's when he saw the bobcat stuck in the grill peering out. >> you have wild animal, a lynx, and the fact that it had basically not used up any of it nine lives, which is a miracle. >> all right, look at him in there. well aside from being a bit started, the bobcat was not eastern seriously hurt, not much at all. congress heads back to work on tuesday, and one of the controversial issues to be taken up will be the keystone pipeline t would move oil from canada to refineries here in the u.s. >> debate just even in our area. lots of people aren't happy about it. we've got our molly hannenberg with this story from washington. >> reporter: president obama says the keystone pipeline is quote not going to be a huge benefit to us consumers.

. $300 million in classic cars were sold at auction's in scottsdale arizona.increase over 2014 sales. matt miller is back from palo alto, california. with the president and ceo of a global leader for collector car and boat insurance. >> thank you so much for stopping by. i'm sure you were busy in scottsdale last week. you are starting a new index or market indicator to judge where their investments stand. >> we have been trying for years to build enough data sets that you could put together to give individual investors and people who are interested in a broad asset class real rationality and real data they can use and get a sense of. is the market getting overheated? that's why we are launching it today. >> what is it like investing in classic cars as an asset? i am a car lover. i would love to get a 73 rs or 68 ss. but i know it would take a lot of effort and money to upkeep and a garage and maintenance staff. >> it is easier than ever. this is a much more sophisticated market. all these great tools that individual buyers can use. there are more places to buy

adam shapiro is live at one of the biggest events in scottsdale arizona. >> i want to show you somethingu like in 1967 fiat spider? you would look great in this car. they have already sold more than $27,000 worth of car. what check out the mercedes over here. these cars, just a few years ago, you could get one of these 450-$60,000. even though 190s. they sold one here for $275,000. 837 lincoln. let's wrap at this. 1 million miles. charlie gasparino would look good in this. $1.3 billion worth of car. rm group, the largest by sales. 470 million last year. they are off and running. they have a for rory that could go for billions upon allegiance of dollars. we should by this forecast. melissa: i love it. adam, thank you so much. some good news on one of our most pressing medical problems. john kerry rolls out a killer made apology to the people of france. diplomatic relations all coming down to a survey from james taylor. we are not actually kidding about this one. more money coming up. ♪ ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was

i spoke with the chief information officer who joins us from scottsdale, arizona. >> all of our games a big challenge as far as connectivity goes but nothing quite like the super bowl when you at all the fans along with the amount of media, etc. it differently treats a challenge for connectivity. >> i want to take you back in time, all the way back to 2008. it was a very different technology world. the iphone had just launched. there was no instagram. the best selling phones were made by nokia. it's a different tech world now. how do you take these stadiums and rewire them? >> you just have to work really hard to make sure they are continuing to reinvest in them. if you compare it to 2008 and what connectivity we did have, it was primarily focused on downloadability. and now you see fans creating their own content and wanting to publish that themselves. that's all about upload speeds. it's just making sure that all the clubs, particularly when you are hosting a super bowl, that you have the latest and best connectivity. from a wi-fi persuasive through the whole ball to all carriers. >

teddy in scottsdale, arizona. i'm 80 years old and depend on the dividends but the stock has gone down 20% in the past 90 days. i wonder what your feelings are of the future it's an oil stock, of course. >> i think it's fine. there was an upgrade today. energy partners lp -- they abandoned that stock too soon. that is doing well. that is 6% yield. i think i prefer that. you know what we're going to do? we're going to go to sue in virginia. >> caller: hi, jim. thanks for taking my call. >> you're quite welcome. >> caller: here it is, phillip morris in 2008. >> i'm worried that this is the pmi guys not the m.o. i'm not as enamored of the stock as i once was. i'm not a fan favorite of p.l. phillip morris. okay. the equation's now changed after today. today's rally was triggered by netflix. isn't it great to know that if everything goes right with the stock you like you can still make a fortune in one day? on "mad money" tonight, a father and a u.s. navy reserviced who became a biotech entrepreneur to save his childre

i just received a picture from scottsdale, arizona snow. who says it didn't snow in the desert.oes the low out into the plains. it will be a big weathermaker. there's a lot of cold air to work with. oklahoma city, 27. a little warmer than it was yesterday at this time. 37 down to atlanta. it's cold. four up in tahoe. 20s for sacramento. redding has a breeze. that's why they're 46 degrees. it will be a sunny day. that low is moving so far out of the picture that most of the breeze is really tailed off there. 's still enough of one. it's a dry pattern to the end of next week. 20s, 30s, 40s for a low. it's cold this morning. going to be chilly for a while. we're getting into the upper 50s for some. near 60 for others. especially near the coast. downtown oakland can benefit from this pattern. cold morning, tomorrow morning looks to be colder. once everyone goes calm, then the temperatures will really plunge. we've go colder tomorrow morning and cold pattern. >> what about tahoe, if people want to head up for skiing. >> single digits and then sunny days. >> all right. >> pretty good

. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> new this morning an unusual discovery in scottsdale, arizonaf a are car. a.j. michaels says he was driving 45 to 50 miles an hour when he hit the cat. he thought it died. when he stopped to check the vehicle for damage that's when he saw it stuck in the car's grill. >> you have a wild animal a lynx and you have the fact it had basically not used up any of its nine lives which is a miracle. i he felt very badly that it had been hit. i thought i killed it. it is a new year's miracle. >> wow. police and animal control were called out. the animal appeared to be in good health. a very lucky cat indeed, lisa. >> remarkable for sure. it is so cold out there, still in the 20s. we're recovering slowly. low to mid-40s in half moon bay. still foggy and cold. this afternoon will be hazy. north bay central bay, along the coast, 57 half moon bay. 55 in fremont. the akuccuweather seven-day forecast will get warmer tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon with more clouds and monday and tuesday above average. warmer but very dry. >> thank you for joining us on

scottsdale, arizona is the scene.of the vehicle is driving down the street, 50 miles an hour, he sees the large cat, goes over the large cat and thinks the cat dies. and then he goes to check for damage and that's when he sees those eyes peering right at him, the bobcat stuck in the grill. i have a wild animal and you have the fact that it basically not used up any of its nine life, which is a miracle. it is a miracle. do you remember that song from back in the day, the cat came back, thought he was gone, but the cat came back. help me out. aside from being startled, it's amazing, the cat is not even seriously hurt. somehow it got up into the car. >> and is staring so calmly. don't get used to it, gas is expected to go back up in 2016 along with your morning buzz, a lot of coffee beans in brazil, but apparently not enough because coffee is expected to increase as well in faith and who doesn't like a little chocolate. well, a worldwide record demand chocolate is going to start going up again in 2015. and if you're thin

happened in scottsdale, arizona the driver of the vehicle says he was traveling along at close to 50 miles an hour, when he hit a large cat. aj michaels thought that he had killed the cat. however, he stopped to check out to see whatever damage was there, that's when he saw the bobcat stuck in the grill peering out at him. >> you have a wild animal, a lynx, and you have the fact that it had basically not used up any of its nine lives which is a miracle. >> really is. look at that, aside from being a bit startled, the bobcat was not even seriously hurt. >> amazing. there was a christmas tree that was stolen from a little girl eights grave right off her tombstone. but there was something on it that led police right to the thief. why he says he snatched the decoration on new years eve. >> and a cold snap on the west coast, of course, space heaters, and warm coats selling out fast. but there is another item that's flying off store shelves, and it might surprise you. dominica? >> we'll get a break from the cold temperatures getting to the 60s tomorrow, but still talking about rain. break

. >>> and talk about a lucky link this bob cat made its way into a grill of a car in scottsdale arizonao that. the driver, not the tiger, says -- exactly. keeping warm. he thought the large cat had died when he hit it driving 50 miles per hour. that's what he thought happened. animal control got the stuck bob cot out. it didn't lose any of its nine lives in the ordeal. survived. >> in arizona, we had snakes that would crawl up into the engine. >> did it ever happen to you? >> a snake? no. i would have died right there on the spot. >> you ever have an armadillo in the carburetor? >> i did. >> another famous problem. >>> what's going on weather-wise? >> it's chilly critters looking for a warm place like an engine block. boston would be in that. not so many there. temperatures there in the 20s and up into the 30s. feeling like winter. but seesawing before too long. and you'll get a little bit of snow. at least a wintry mix through boston. here is the storm that's going to plague millions before severe across parts of the south, pop up moisture. and wintry mix from chicago, detroit, back to

she was thankful, optimistic but worried what day to day living would be like back home in scottsdale, arizona the way my house is right now, i will not be able to take a shower, even cooking i can't see if pots are boiling. i can't reach the faucet to do the dishes. >> i started looking into the changes that need to be made. i got in touch with george. >> george is george is host of the home improvement show "george to the rescue." amy didn't know anything about george and his army of volunteers doing the renovations and when she finally returned home three months to the day after her accident, it was overwhelming overwhelming. >> thank you for everything. amazing. >> because of all the changes, amy can do many of the simple things she used to take for granted. >> oh my gosh. >> now i can cook, i can do the dishes dishes. >> for her transportation tom wanted to trade in amy's camero for a van with a lift. >> no, no, no, the camero is sexy and rock 'n' roll and hello, sexy and rock 'n' roll is totally what i am. >> her welcome home tour ended in the garage where amy got the biggest surprise of

was thankful optimistic but worried about what day-to-day living would be like back home in scottsdale arizonabe able to take a shower. even cooking i can't see if like the pots are boiling. i won't be able to reach the faucet to do the dishes. >> i started looking into the changes that needed to be made. i ended up getting in touch with george. >> george is george oliphant, host of the home improvement show "george to the rescue." amy didn't know anything about george and his army of volunteers doing the renovations. when she finally returned home three months to the day after her accident, it was overwhelming -- [ cheers ] >> thank you for everything. [ applause ] >> this is amazing! >> wow. >> because of all the changes, amy can now do many of the simple thing she used to take for granted. >> oh my gosh! now i can cook. i can do the dishes. >> for her transportation tom had wanted to trade in amy's sporty camaro for a sensible van with a lift. >> i'm like no no, no. the camaro is sexy and rock and roll. and hello -- sexy and rock and roll is totally what i am. >> her welcome home tour ended

. >> knew this morning, an unusual discovery in scottsdale, arizona after a bobcat was found inside the aj michael said he was driving about 45 to 50 miles an hour when he hit a large cat. he said he thought the cat died. michael said when he stopped to check the vehicle for damage, though, that's when he saw the bobcat stuck in the car's grill. >> you have a wild animal a lync, and you have the fact that it had basically not used up any of it's nine lives, which is a miracle. i felt very badly that it had been hit, and i thought i had killed it. but it is definitely a new year's miracle. >> police and animal control were called out to the scene to get the cat out. they said the animal appeared to be in good health. next on the abc7 news at 6:00. the a 7-year-old girl survives a small plane crash in kentucky. when we are learning about the crash that left four people dead. we all know bay area rents have skyrocketed, but by how female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic

. >>> and talk about a lucky link, this bobcat made its way into a grill of a car in scottsdale, arizonactually do that. the driver, not the tiger, says -- exactly. keeping warm. he thought the large cat had died when he hit it driving 50 miles an hour. that's what he thought happened. animal control got the stuck bob cat out. turns out the little lynx didn't lose any of its nine lives in the whole ordeal. it survived. >> when i lived in arizona, we also had snakes that would crawl up into the engine. >> did it ever happen to you? >> a snake? no. i would have died right there on the spot. >> you ever have an armadillo in the carburetor? >> i did. >> another big, famous arizona problem. >> speaking of the western half of the country what's goi >> boston would be included in that. not so many amarillos there we're looking at temperatures in the 20s and getting up into the 30s. it will feel like winter, but we'll get seesawing going only. a wintry mix in boston. here's the storm that will plague millions today. severe weather across the south will pop up moist for sure. winter mix back thro

>> new this morning, an unusual discovery in scottsdale, arizona after a bobcat was found inside thel said he was driving about 45 to 50 miles an hour when he hit a large cat. he said he thought the cat died. michael said when he stopped to check the vehicle for damage though, that's when he saw the bobcat stuck in the car's grill. >> you have a wild animal, a lync, and you have the fact that it had basically not used up any of it's nine lives, which is a miracle. i felt very badly that it had been hit, and i thought i had killed it. but it is definitely a new year's miracle. >> police and animal control were called out to the scene to get the cat out. they said the animal appeared to be in good health. >> lisa, final weather check? >> we are freezing here in the north and east bay valleys, the santa cruz mountains. temperatures now are in the low 30s from the delta, livermore and near freezing in san jose. 29 with the fog in santa rosa. a spare-the-air day today. low to mid-50s for most of you. upper 50s san jose and santa cruz. the accuweather seven-day forecast we get a little war

scottsdale arizona.they begin to stand up and denounce jihadists they will soon be grouped with them. silence implies consent. saying we have to kill the mullahs is dangerous. please don't say -- poses a question, pay attention. alan oates, also in scottsdale, bill, your talking points on islamic extremism is 100% correct. we need police to monitor the radical mosques and we need to declare war on isis and other jihadist groups. time is of the essence. bill, many of us are frustrated by the way president obama's not confronting the jihad. please tell ed henry to get some answers. not easily done. the president doesn't like to address this issue. o'reilly, i signed up for billoreilly.com premium membership and received killing patton free it is now my favorite book over to kill a mockingbird. appreciate the membership. glad you like the book. new mexico bill, we got tickets to the don't be a pinhead show as soon as you announced it. do you think new mexico is a blue or red state? i think new mexicans can

investigators don't know what caused the crash the plane was registered to would address in scottsdale arizonaly i'm honored and 50 vehicles and a massive interstate pile up. but wait until you see and hear what happened when the truck in michigan gary firework's became involved. >> reporter: that truck and 40,000 lbs. of fireworks on board and they all went off. one person is dead and dozens hurt police have shut down the traffic in both directions on interstate 94 in kalamazoo county. officials say that fire will have to burn out on his own. buses are being used to transport people involved in the crash away from the scene no word yet when the interstate will be reopened. >> reporter: coming up people behaving badly >> pam: plus a local company is not letting any faux gold waste house helping families that needed them most. and how seth curry warriors guard is making dreams come true. >> reporter: right now spreading mile round bay area's gonna stay that way over the weekend. is pretty mild around the area right now [ man ] we all share a common journey. we wanted to serve our country, stand

it's the first big classic car auction of the year kicks off in scottsdale arizona.us more. it's just too easy to say, wow, 45 muscle cars are back. >> they were back before. check this out. cars as a whole have been the top investment for the past five years but muscle cars never really recovered from the recession until right now. according to hagerty, muscle car values jumped nearly 50% in the back half of last year. the average sale price is now $296,000 for the top 15 models. that's back to the prerecession peak for the first time. the biggest car auction starts today in scottsdale arizona where 285 million cars will go under the hammer. 1968 achieve yajko. he was a racer and entrepreneur. he modified chevys. this one has 400 horses under the hood. estimated $500,000. the hemi cuda is the ultimate muscle car according to many aficionados. the purple hard top with white interior. estimate of $400,000. the god of american racing carroll shelby this 1969 gt 500 cobra mustang 500 that he owned for years, check that out, could sale for over $600,000. and finally corv

he is live at the car auction in scottsdale arizona.u to show us the cause one at a time and tell us the price. >> we have a record breaker right here. this is a 1966 ferrari 275 gps, world record last night $2.3 million, lovely,. not to be outdone by this 1966 ferrari 275, it sold for $2.7 million, not a record breaker so it is a bargain. this is the kind of thing you are going to buy. in this 1962 ferrari, it sold for $1.7 million. if it looks familiar as the styling of the california spider. this car very desirable but i would take the first one $2.3 million would be a good bonus. stuart: they are beautiful cars, classics. who is buying them? >> great question. two of these were bought by american collectors. one of the was bought by a foreigner some curmudgeonly british expatriate with too many children with acute minivan, deal anyone in mind? stuart: very funny. we cheer about art work wonderful wine being bought by billionaires from china. do you happen to know a billionaire from china in the market for ferrari? >> you can be a pr

scottsdale arizona. what do you like about scottsdale scottsdale?m weather destinations. it's great for families spa goers, golfers. it has a lot to offer. >> it's beautiful on top of everything else. >> it is. >> mexico, is there a certain part of mexico that you like? >> we are passionate about cabo right now. impacted by the hurricane last year. a lot of the resorts that were close rdd are reopening their doors. >> you decide to stay here at home in the united states park city utah is a great one. >> absolutely. all this cold weather translates into skiing conditions. park city is wonderful. it's acceptable. close to salt lake city. major improvements about to become the largest ski resort in the country. the lift ticket also run you 40% less there than other destinations. >> is that right? >> yes. other ski resort. >> it's great skiing and easy to get to. you fly right in to salt lake. >> it's great for nonskiers as well culinary theme there. or the after skiing. >> that's the best part for some people. >> exactly. >>> we're back in a moment. th

it was caught in the car between the grill and the radiator in scottsdale arizona.er when they noticed the bobcat when they parked. members of the game commission tranquilized and freed him. he was taken to a conservation center and he checked out all right. he's just hungry. >>> this morning we are hearing from a family who found a mountain lion under their porch. this happened at a home near salt lake city. nbc's alex cabrera reports. >> reporter: when camry string ham got this flying princess toy from san tax it might have been the best day of her year until mother nature this year already brought her something even better. >> you want to them hem what you saw? you can't blame a 4-year-old for being shy in front of a news camera acting like a cat got her tongue. only that's kind of what could have happen. >> her head was the size of a basketball. the paws were huge. >> the stringhams were at a friend's cabin when someone noticed what they thought was a mountain lie on underneath a porch. whatever it was, left no doubt. >> just sitting there and hearing her blood

leonard is up next from scottsdale, arizona. why you think the u.s. will be worse off, leonard? caller: well, nobody is talking anymore about the $18 trillion debt we have. as long as we have trees, we will do fine. but if you look at europe, the euro is down to $1.20. because of the you're coming down, we have made everything more expensive to the europeans. the chinese now have the world's fastest supercomputer. the indians have launched their own satellite. we don't have the technology we had. the thing that give us our wealth at that time was the second world war. because after the second world war, we were the only country in the world where the two plants were intact. we had the knowledge, we had the technology. but over the period of time, we have educated a lot of these people to do the same thing we do. and we sell them the best equipment available, the highest technology. there is no way that we are going to move up. host: robert is from south carolina, saying the u.s. will be better. hi, robert, go ahead. caller: good morning. happy new year. yes, we just need to rema

arizona. the animal was hit by a car in scottsdale.river thought it was dead, when he stopped to check the vehicle for damage he found it was alive and stuck in the grill. >> it had not used up any of its nine lives. i felt very badly that it had been hit. i thought i killed it, but it's a new year's miracle. >> animal control responded to free the bobcat he is being treated and expected to fully recover. >>> a new dating website calls settle for love, wants love birds to embrace imperfection. they want users to get real. list your pros like loving your family but if you're balancing or say you ever a bad sense of fashion be honest. the 30-year-old creator said he thought a lot of people were dishonest what he was looking for love on other sites. tell me what you think of this post your thoughts on my facebook page. >> i love that. >> better to know now. running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. >> new this morning, a four-yea

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arizona. take a look the animal was hit by a car in scottsdale. he thought the cat was dead. when he checked the vehicle for damage he found was alive and stuck in the grill. he called animal control who freed the animal, the cat is being treated and expected to fully recover. >> welcome back on this sunday, 9:18 44 degrees, sky6 live hd taking a live look at the foggy platt bridge. we're starting out the new year unseasonable warm. in the 60s today but 22 degrees thursday. >>> another possible ebola paisht is heading to the -- patient is heading to the u.s. for treatment. they are expected to arrive in omaha this afternoon. the hospital plans to keep the patient in quarantine for observations. the doctor cared for three ebola patients last year, two fully recovered and a third did not survive. >>> a british nurse who contracted the ebola virus in west africa has worsened. the she is in critical condition. she returned to the uk after volunteering in sierra leone doctors are treating her with an experimental drug and plasma from a recovering ebola patient. >>> a warning about

arizona in 2005. now i'm excited. this falls into my timeline. i end up with a huge stack of paperwork from all the auctions that happened in scottsdale in 2005.idn't recognize the name. but as soon as i read the address it was the biggest, most exciting moment of the investigation. oh, my god. i decoded the treasure map. because the address was the partial from the treasure map. perfect absolute match for the sketch that he had left behind in the truck. i'm thinking it might be my one shot to break this thing open and get this guy in custody. what we found was a retired guy living by himself in this house. >> they showed me a picture and said, do you know this person? i knew it was mclean. a long-time neighbor brought rick to my house. rick was going through a divorce. i invited rick to stay in the spare bedroom. i didn't know he had a different side. i only feel badly that i helped perpetuate his freedom. >> it's really sad how these guys work society. how they are able to exist amongst us and constantly count on the charity and goodwill of people. >> we used the map to identify the exact spot on the side of the house where mclean indicated

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the mayor of arizona says his city is going to lose money and because he is speaking out some called the mayor ungrateful. the majority of super bowl events are nearby phoenix and scottsdale tells us that has the mayor wondering why his city is paying for security on game day. >> reporter: super bowl xlix. >> i haven't scored a lot of points with the nfl. >> reporter: glendale mayor. >> reporter: how would you describe your relationship with the nfl? >> i don't have a relationship with the nfl. >> reporter: he says he will lose money by hosting the super bowl. >> we will lose couple million dollars. >> reporter: public safety. his city is footing the bill and claims it will never get the money back. >> it is a hard sell to tell citizens i can't extend your hours we have to shorten them. >> i am sorry the mayor doesn't share the enthusiasm. >> there is enthusiasm and excitement and i think glendale will be in the spotlight come game day. >> reporter: another reason he is not happy, the nfl experience was yanked from his city. the fans and money it draws was in glendale in 2008, this year it is 9 miles east in downtown phoenix. >> if i had my preference i would have preferr

arizona, most muslims are not extremists. camille, new jersey, saying we have to kill them all is as dangerous. please don't say those things. debate over why iranians put up a government. from scottsdalee war on isis. as you indicate time is of the essence. tammy mills, new jersey, bill, many of us are frustrated by the way president obama is not confronts the jihad. dan brewer oklahoma o'reilly want i i signed up for the premium membership and received kill patton free. appreciate it. glad you like the book. we got ticket to the show as soon as you announced it. do you think new mexico is a blue or red state. i think they can be persuaded, bob. we'll see you on saturday, april 11 president. 11th. the show is going to be a blast. for the past two years i've had talk about the radical muslim killing innocent people. kids are upset they don't understand. here's what i tell them. there's evil in the world. right now that evil is centered in some muslim precincts. and the only way you defeat evil is to confront it. so good nations, like america, must do that. i tell the kids that the american military and police agencies are doing a great job protecting us. children need to be reassured o