>> guest: i think so except one of the things they will recognize about reagan is the absence. in that he was very remote in many ways for all of this warmth genealogy he is defeated by a lot about the first. think he opens up more possibilities for historic fiction than a lot of political figures do and i think they will recognize him on the surface, but a lot of people have spent decades scratching their heads wondering what was really going on inside. even nancy reagan to whom he was extraordinarily close, i mean, their marriage was famously close and intimate. she mentioned in her memoirs there were whole portions of ronald reagan that she could never really access, could never really penetrate, so he seemed to present a lot of opportunities for a novel. >> host: riggins authorized biographer ended up writing dutch, which dabbled in historical fiction. >> guest: he resorted to using a fictional character and fictional portions of the narrative. i'm surprised in way that at a certain point he didn't throw up his hands and go to his editor and say i can't do it. i'm going to

people are forgetting about microsoft, like, if it's a utility, trading above market multiples, so exceptive, doing a lot of things well here, but, again, where they are getting the growth, you know, you used to get, go to the best buy and buy microsoft office, download it, and that's the thing. dpl now it's a cloud in microsoft. >> this, that, whatever. >> i have to challenge you on the multiple things, utilities, staples, they are trading 22 times earnings. >> yet you're shorting them. >> what is safety? >> maybe that's why he's shorting them. >> all right, fine, back to the 2000 high, have a ball. [ laughter ] >> all right. well, last week, dan made a bearish bet on facebook and earnings. no surprise. take a look. >> today, i want to use a trade structure called a butterfly and a put butterfly, looking at february expiration. today, when the stock was around 98, you buy the february 95-85, for 1.70. >> that has not worked out. facebook shares hitting all-time high in today's session. way do you do now, dan? >> listen, a contrary trade, a bad call, and i've been bad on facebook, but when i

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>> it is a legitimate reason for us to do so, except that barack obama wants to get rid of gitmo ande people question his motives for this. but, many people suspect it's because he intends to give gitmo back to the castro brothers before he leaves office. and. >> what does he get out of that? it's under a lease to the united states. >> he will go down in history books for it what's unfortunate is that we are one of the very few news outlets in the planet that actually goes out and tracks this. for example, there are 91 detainees left at gitmo as of today. and two more were released today. so, and by the way. >> we have got to talk about the guy who was supposed to be released today. >> who didn't want to governmental he didn't want to leave. >> didn't know anybody. >> bh was going to a country where he didn't know anybody. bermuda wasn't available, i guess. >> think about the places we are sending these guys now, bosnia mont negro, gawp that. there are no super maxes in any of these places. >> that was the whole language and even republicans who opposed the gitmo, adopting t language

. >> today in knoxville i called on a man and he said we never had it so good except when your husband was president. we tackled income inequality. >> reporter: o'malley says he's in it to win it. >> my message to the o'malley supporters is this, hold strong at your caucus. >> reporter: the democrats don't have any more debates scheduled before the caucuses which take place monday. >>> donald trump is threatening to boycott the next debate if megan kelly participates. she grilled trump and he was furious and claims kelly can't treat him fairly. fox news won't bow to pressure and he doesn't get to pick the journalists. we're very surprised he's that fearful about being questioned by megan kelly. >>> no contest last night at the warriors crushed the spurs. 120-90. steph curry putting in another mvp performance. the warriors are 41-4 and have won 39 straight regular season games dating back to last season. >> we're lucky to have this roster full of talented guys who are unselfish and committed to each other. >> the spurs head coach described the blowout as a game between men and boys. the

surprisingly it doesn't change so much except for those eggs. eggs really got good news. >> i can't get my head around a tablespoon of salt every day. >> like salt doesn't have multi-million dollar lobby. they beat up on salt because no one is defending it. you get a teaspoon of salt, while they don't say don't he'd meat, but watch saturated fat. between the line, balanced diet more froos and vegetables, kpeg exercise more, drink more water, don't drink soda is obvious. if you look between the lines what they are not saying is where people get into what is really the politics of what's going on. >> people are so excited about the meat part of this. when the committee was meeting they are going there's an environmental affect of meat consumption, a health effect. we need to start telling people, cut back. you're eating way too much meat. the final guidelines come out and what do they say, you have to look really hard for any reference there. it is there. they do say teen poise and men are eating too much meat, eat more vegetables. >> you think be

on the first thank you or by the monthly as a way to so there is exception for for those non-critical in terms of identifying up front in the application instructions you can see applications go to the historic preservation commission simulate from our office to your office on a specific dates so that i think it can workout well to try to work out well, that the timing of your staff being able to facilitate those and get overseeing scheduled so we can work on that. >> okay. thank you. >> i i guess i'll recommend option two regardless if the option two we have a lot of complaisance and only thirty days from that point anyway. >> the staff has to review in a short periods this is a way to test the program to see if it is working if not we'll adjust is and regarding the check list on panning 4 i guess i'll recommend we take off the letter b example h example i work j, k and l and o i don't believe those are really things we as a historic preservation commission need to concern ourselves with repeat b, h, i can judicial committee, k protect andudicial committee, k protect andal committee,

complicated and try to boil it down so one persuasive point that allows you to have a rhetorical weapon. it just can't be find something that i found funny or excepting. so when it comes up in a conversation there is a moral reason, but if i and i'm giving you that then i have failed. and there would be a pity it to explain to be correct rather than just correct. i have plenty of friends they get angry or don't attach back seat or reasons. this happens a lot of the immigration and. with an issue with that just -- and my goal is to strip away anger and emotion from our arguments. i would be a hypocrite because that is what i make the and of conservatives that they are supposed to be sharpened conservative than funny and that is what i wrote the book. i stayed in the first chapter though left is really good at selling deadly ideas in the right is really good at selling great ideas. i don't know if it is the fault of the right because the ideas are so great that they work and when a great idea works, you forget about it. we take for granted whether a lot in order, please, they said the reason why there is a reaction isn't over simply police brutality th

>> but at the last debate, which was the saturday night before christmas, so nobody except those of us who had to be there probably saw it, hillary clinton, you wouldn't have known bernie sanders was on the stage. all she wanted to talk about was donald trump. i had suspected it's not going to be that way this time now that bernie sanders is emerging as a real threat to her in iowa. >> that's been one of the most interesting things about the democratic race in this january, 2016 period, is that hillary clinton has gone from focusing almost exclusively on republicans -- i don't think she ever mentioned bernie sanders by name -- to focusing really intensely on him t's not just her. it's the whole campaign apparatus behind her. look, even chelsea clinton took a dig at bernie sanders this week. which really indicates how concerned they are about that challenge. >> have hillary clinton's attacks on sanders had any effect on his fundraising? >> yes. they're loving it. >> yes. she is trying to make a pretty tough case against him. the case is basically his proposals are unrealistic and genuou

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snow showers and squalls, they'll be out there giving us a quick coating, maybe up to an inch or so, except some of the higher elevations a little more than that, but it's still not a monster storm. windier and colder tonight, wind chill factors down between 15-20 degrees. hasn't been that cold of a winter by any means, and tonight we're getting a little push back to more winter-like temperatures. showers get going later this afternoon. high temp goes up to 43. it starts off as rain and changes over to that rain/snow mix. high of 41 today, 31 tomorrow. we'll keep it dry through the rest of this workweek, but over the weekend, again, another rain/snow chance coming to you. let's bring in ines, see what she's got. we do definitely have some tuesday morning backups. >> queens, well, let's start off with that. westbound by leopards boulevard. there was an accident by union turnpike just cleared away, but you can see delays. your new jersey commute, doing okay. no problems on 78 or 280, slight theys on the parkway north of 280. expect delays northbound by carlton avenue, an accident has one lane

sanders.clinton says: "and today in knoxville at a town hall, i called on a man he said we had it never so good except when your husband was president because we tackled income inequality." and while former maryland governor is lagging in the polls in iowa... o'malley says he's in it to win it. 3 o'malley says: "so my message to o'malley supporters across this state is to hold strong at your caucus."(on-cam tag) the democrats don't have any more debates scheduled before the iowa caucuses ... which take place next monday. in 3 on the republican-side. front-runner "donald trump" says he's not 100-percent sure he will participate in the upcoming "fox news channel" debate. he says he does not think moderator "megyn kelly" can treat him fairly. while talking to c-n-n he biased, but that doesn't mean he won't do the debate. that debate, the last before the iowa caucuses will be held thursday. 3 on a lighter note: check this out. "ben cohen" one of ben & jerry's co- founders has put this together. it's an ice cream flavor called "bernie's yearning" and it's dedicated to democratic nominee "bernie sanders". h

clinton says: "and today in knoxville at a town hall, i called on a man he said we had it never so good except when your husband was president because we tackled income inequality." and while former maryland governor is lagging in the polls in iowa... o'malley says he's in it to win it. o'malley says: "so my message to o'malley supporters across this state is to hold strong at your caucus." (on-cam tag) don't have any more debates scheduled before the iowa caucuses ... which monday. wright, fox news.>> hillary clinton is still leading the pack... but senator bernie sanders is catching up. a new cnn-orc poll finds clinton is leading the field among democratic voters at 52- percent. sanders is closing in with 38- percent. this is the smallest lead since the field was narrowed down to three candidates. in more local news... former attorney general catherine cortez masto has launched a new coalition aimed at gaining support in the african american community. the group is made up of community leaders, clergy and elected officials from across the state. cortez masto is vying for senator harry reid's

. >> i called on a man who said we never had it so good, except when your husband was president, because we tackled income in-equality. >> reporter: she was asked about losing her lead to sanders, and she said it's the toughest job. >> what it means to me is the economic right, the rights to economic security should exist in the united states of america. >> reporter: sanders also defended tax increases for his social programs and said you're going to get tax increases if i come in, but you won't pay health insurance. the democrats don't have debates before the iowa caucus. it'll be six days away, next monday. presidential candidates are gearing up for the final debate for the iowa caucuses. set for thursday night. marco rubio opened up a new line of attack on ted cruz. he slammed him for representing private attorney. they hired him -- >> it's another example of ted cruz saying one thing and doing something different. he talks about how tough he is going to be on china but china is stealing american secrets. >> this was atan, a false attack, a bogus attack. it didn't work then. i sught i

their lands and was inspired by a spiritual political leaders such as sitting bull med exceptional tactical leadership. so they had great skills, great courage and better numbers. and they were galvanized a few days later. so in that of celine from an attack, they stood their ground. so it's not so much that custer lost even though he made mistakes. i think he is a critic for that. don't diminish the magnitude of the achievement as really quite something. thank you very much. [applause] >> yes, i will be signing books. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> wil haygood the "washington post" and the author of "showdown" appeared right about now on thurgood marshall? >> one of the things that is so gratifying to me is the arc of history and time. six years ago when i began this book, i did not know it would be published on the 50th anniversary of the 1965 voting rights act for the 75th anniversary of the legal defense funds of naacp, which is an arm of the naacp that thurgood marshall founded. and so, those two things are just great. america right now is going through a lot of discussions about race and i

so. only exception, of course, would so for all you ski lovers up there, it looks pretty good. could get another inch of powder up there by the end of the weekend. you notice through our future cast we're really looking for a lot of sunshine today and then tonight the sky s are going to be pretty much clear overnight. now right now we're in the 20's in plymouth. 26 in worcester. but again this is the air temperature. then you factor in those winds. and the winds are out of the west at about 10-15 miles an hour sustained right now. that makes it feel like 16 degrees in pittsfield. like 15 degrees in worcester. and like the lower 20's through boston and points south and east. be aware of that. as we go through the day today, we are going to warm up into the upper 30's, low 40's. again lots of sunshine. and those winds will be with us pretty much all day long and even this evening as we drop temperatures back into the 20's and 30's across the area. so it is going to be a chilly night. and then tomorrow we should warm up a couple of degrees even so we're talking low 40's, boston. m

bernie sanders >> today in knoxville, in my town hall, i called on a man who said we never had it so good except when your husband was president, because we tackled income in-equality. questioner said he felt she was just dishonest. she saids this just the campaign and you take some shots. and criticized on the slow e-mail. and bernie sanders was asked about his leanings. >> democratic socialism. the right for economic security should exist in the united states of america. >> reporter: sanders had a pretty good exchange with the moderators as well. defended tax increases for social programs. the democrats do not have any more debates scheduled before the iowa caucuses which takes place next monday. >>> fox news channel holding on thursday night for the final republican debate. marco rubio slammed cruz. judgment that was charging them with stealing international property. >> ted cruz talks about how tough he will be on china but china is stealing america's secrets. >> it's a false attack. a bogus attack. it consistent work then -- it didn't work then. i would suggest that if other candidates are

it is so awesome, except they didn't. you can hear them screaming, see them hugging. turns out they had the winning numbers but for last wednesday's drawing instead of saturday's. >> it was no joke. it was real. i thought they would take it a lot harder than they did. but nobody won so that made it a little easier. >> back to work, everybody. they already pooled more money to get tickets for tonight's drawing. >>> if you need to relieve stress, a farm in virginia is looking for some goat snugglers. they expect about 90 newborn goats by february so they need volunteers to snuggle and feed all the little babies. baby goats have to be bottle fed four times a day and must be kept warm. necessary. that will have to make you feel good, right? >> get your goat. this is what's still ahead this morning. after hours of being detained by iran, good news for all 10 u.s. navy sailors held in the middle east. >> overnight a deadly crash near the national western stock show. what may have led to two people dying here, ahead. >> and a wheelchair-bound man is dead and others hurt afte

. >> that is positively hoda is so true. >> except it looks like i am on some kinds of meds. >> well, you probably are. and is this all book-related? t is about happy tips would you like to hear them? >> every day is like an unexpected mini gift wrapped in a bow. i am grateful for what ever the experience is that lies ahead, and i soak it a in. and that would be trite from anybody except for hoda, because that is exactly how you live your life. tips? >> yes. >> okay. >> which is -- play music. i do that. when i feel grumpy, i clickty clack online to get a graduation speech, and it is something about that, a great graduation speech that i like. >> and this one, you note small tips is that small things add up to the the big things in the life. and everybody came to buy the book where we were, and so that is s and you can still get it on amazon amazon. we love it. >> a tha he never do it again, but he is doing it again. we adore him. and he is going be hosting the golden globes for the fourth time. and he recently said to ellen, they said that i can say whatever i wanted to say. >> and t

david: so true except that vivid twitter imagery of the flushing toilet. thank you very much. caucuses, the republican contest is tight. ted cruz and donald trump are neck and the can so are marco rubio and in carson. joining us with the results of the just-released i will pull is fromhalperin, joining us sunny looking pensacola, florida. we will talk about the race for third place in a second but let's talk about the race for first. ted cruz still in the lead in iowa. mark: statistically, they are within the margin of error and it represents a change from the last poll where ted cruz had a big lead. ted cruz has come down and trump has come up a little bit and those guys have egg followings in iowa and draw big crowds. iowa is not the end of the despite a year of craziness and lots of speculation, we know that barring some cataclysmic event cruz or donald trump will be first in iowa and that's going to be a big deal. when you look at the results of this latest poll, there is a bit of information about how donald trump's line of attack of where ted cruz is worn is playing out

fluent in chinese and not native speakers, i find that that to be an advantage because they are so exceptional scrupulous when it comes to make sure they have everything right and sometimes they think, if they were a native chinese journalist, like -- you know, like, i know the terrain. i just sort of -- i don't -- i don't need to check, like that to the nth degree. and that's what i learned about a foreign correspondent because they both are so aware of a foreign presence in china. they go out of their way to make sure that every t is crossed and every i is dotted. when she was checking my culture minister and when i look at the pages that she was working on, i saw a ield -- she had this massive line by line with red ink and chinese crensors -- [laughter] zha: also in red ink. david: she's brutal. zha: a very high profile writer was a little bit shocked of getting this problem all the way from new york just checking on whether he said this. and i think that's a message for a lot of chinese journalists that's new because when nonfiction started in china in the 1980's, it wasn't cardinal fictio

. >>> folks, not much to speak of except so interference here. that's not rain. things are being looking fantastic. so beautiful that i've got to going on across the everglades right now. the sun is setting these days about 5:45. it's a little less than half an hour from now. you can see the blue sky above and see advancing high-level cirrus clouds coming in from the gulf of mexico. i've got a weather report to do so on to the temperatures. 75 in miami. 74 in key west. today's high temperatures were in the mid-to upper 70s. humidity was low. how important is the dew point in south florida. whenever it's close to 60 or below 60 degrees like 59 in % miami, that means the air is dry and comfortable and that's why we enjoyed such a beautiful day. remember that low-pressure area that produced the rain in south florida, look at how strong it's gotten here to the north, several hundred miles north of the bahamas, southwest of bermuda. so strong, as a matter of fact, that the national hurricane possibility of a subtropical depression or storm in the next two to five days

do we need any more numbers to prove to you i don't think so except here's more 30 high today and noth tomorrow 43 milder tomorrow where there's a chance of showers not cold, that's sunday monday. martin luther king holiday will be cold. folks doing those service project monday it won't be rainy. >> or you get chosen for the indoor service project. >> exactly. >> looking at the vine expressway jano downtown. left lane of vine expressway sewage grate collapsed from all that volume in the work zone. it's been a hot mess come into town on the vine expressway. only two lanes on at broad street. a 40 minute trip to philadelphia right ow now on the schuylkill. strawberry mantion bridge closed to traffic because of -- use kelly or martin luther king. here's a live look at 422 the sun is popping up but not doing much to avoid the ice. icy and snow covered roads along 309, 202 and 152 i asked queen where are the salt truck trucks. >> they're out there but the whipped is blowing know back on the road surface and that causes the problem for the morning rush hour. >> i'm good to be scolded by die

can say that applications are submitted on the first thank you or by the monthly as a way to so there is exceptionor for those non-critical in terms of identifying up front in the application instructions you can see applications go to the historic preservation commission simulate from our office to your office on a specific dates so that i think it can workout well to try to work out well, that the timing of your staff being able to facilitate those and get overseeing scheduled so we can work on that. >> okay. thank you. >> i i guess i'll recommend option two regardless if the option two we have a lot of complaisance and

you wonder why he stayed there so long, except you know, because for some reason she is the only personed on. todd: on what a great woman she is, and nobody believes that she is real -- that this is real. world, and his anyone's world, really. the novel is interesting because terry's -- therese's boyfriend, richard, is a painter. so there are characters with artistic ambitions that might put them closer to a french village, bohemia, whatever. of thefirst draft script, she said i made them more ordinary. she wants to be a , not an artist photographer. it meant that everyone was less prepared for what they are about to encounter, what is about to unfold. why does carol continue to say what a strange girl she is? she is soink because available, and i think because they are both these people who almost illogically are stepping out of their respective lives and -- charlie: but this is not the first time for carol. why is she surprised by the availability of terror as -- therese? todd: because i think it speaks to who therese is. charlie: more than who carol is. todd: i think that is true, bu

that is going to be so good. >> except we don't want anybody to lose. >> they won't. they will just come in second. >> if everybody can be a winer, and he will vote on the instagram, and vote on to jam. >> we will be seeing a lot of and it is one of my favorite times on the tuesday, because last night it was "bachelor" night, and that means that am man da avery is here with the update. >> hello. now? >> yes, and three and four now, >> and a couple of the girl s s he not into. >> and tell us about it, amanda. >> and here we go with olif via. >> and nobody likes her. >> and she has been a frontrunner, but she is like really confident, and she does not want to make a friends with the girls, and she is all about ben, and smitten by him, and last night there was a target on her, her, and they brought her up s.t. i am like, what is the s.t. >> what is that? >> it is sad itos. >> i know. >> i know. >> what did you say? >> i can't say it. >> i think that i agree with you. i want to know what you just said. >> people were making fun of her toes. toes should not be a big deal,

. >> today in knoxville in my town hall i called out a man he said we never had it so good except when your husband was president, because we tackled income inequality. >> with democratic socialism rights, the right to economic security, is -- should exist in the united states of america. >> john: there are no more democratic debates scheduled before the iowa caucuses. that takes flax monday. >> amy: a former ucf football player in trouble with the law for a second time. he was arrested over the weekend on assault and battery charges. he reportedly got into a fight at a bar in massachusetts. he was also arrested in orange county in 2012 after he allegedly punched a deputy at a party. >> john: a bill moving forward in tallahassee banning almost all abortions in the state of florida. a house committee passed the bill monday that defines life as starting at conception. for mothers who are at risk of death or permanent injury two doctors would have to certify in writing that it would be necessary. the bill has been filed by the same republican senator for the last seven years, but monday w

. >> today in knoxville in my town hall i called on a man he said we never had it so good except when your husband was president. >> reporter: bernie sanders also had a very spirited exchange with moderators about his socialist leaning. >> with democratic social is im means to me is that economic rights, the right to economic security, is -- should exist in the united states of america. >> reporter: now, sanders defended his tax increases for social programs. he promised he would raise taxes. the democrats do not have any more debates scheduled before the iowa cause you cans which take place monday. that will be thursday night on fox news channel. a lot of people looking forward to that. marco rubio opening a new line of attack on ted cruz. he slammed him for representing a chinese company as a private attorney. the company hired cruz to appeal a $20 million judgment for stealing intellectual property from a florida entrepreneur. of ted cruz saying one thing and doing something different. ted cruz goes around the country talking about how tough he's going to be on china but china is s

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i virtually did the restoration myself except so you don't want that in your shop. but i did all the prep work for it, but the car was in quite good shape so it didn't require a lot of body work or anything like that. this car, on the low end would probably be around $50,000, the high end would be about $60,000. it'll be somewhere in that market. there's been a fair amount of interest in it, so i suspect that it'll be in that dollar range. it's kind of worth that also, that's what they get for these kinds of original, red convertibles. let's take a view of my '71 lt1 corvette here. there's some interesting facts about this car. it is a fairly rare car. this is a lt1 engine. it's properly detailed everywhere correct. all the finishes are correct. all the hoses, they all have the right part numbers. this is an original engine, so it has the original carburettor on it. it's very rare, it has its original smog system or air system, you don't normally see that on a car this age. most of them have been thrown away this car is unique because it has power steering and power

earlier so it's going to be a lot harder than those snow showers to make it into our region so we're not excepting any more you can see the clearing trend continue. by the time you wake up in your saturday good bit of sunshineover all a pretty nice looking saturday. high temperatures in the upper 30s will feel more like mid-30s when you factor in that wind tomorrow. sunday looks okay we'll fast forward to the time period whit gets a little bit more interesting. antarctic cold front will arrive here sunday evening with that front a few snow flurries are possible in western mass, southern vermont the berkshires the green mountains but vast majority of us won't even notice when the front gets here sunday evening but we will notice the cold air behind the front. coldest air of the season so along by strong northwesterly winds. it's not only one of those northwesterly winds add to the chill really making for subzero wind chills on tuesday morning but you get that wind blowing across the water, water temperature still in the 40s that's likely to lead to some ocean effect snow showers primarily for the c

and covered that -- so everything was covered except this. and so 15 minutes, it hardens up. then, off it comes. and then they make -- then the well, they go to take it off, and it wouldn't come off. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm not laughing -- >> they used the wrong stuff. >> jimmy: i'm not laughing because i'm -- >> yes, you are. >> jimmy: i'm laughing because here you are, and everything worked out. okay. [ light laughter ] >> no one was harmed in this. should have been, but -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what did you do? >> they used the wrong stuff. they used plaster, like you would put oh, i don't know, on your wall. [ laughter ] so i've got a quarter inch of plaster, thick cement on there. i got three days of stubble. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> i got eyebrows. i got eyelashes. everything is attached. >> jimmy: and you can't talk. >> and -- [ muffled ] that's happening. >> jimmy: two straws. >> so, he's trying to put -- the makeup genius is trying to pull it off. [ laughter ] and it ain't coming off. and i push him away. he's going, "you have to relax. is