ball? nbc news learns steve bannon will cooperate with the russia probe. after the special counsel subpoenas him. just what does bannon have to tell investigators? we're live in washington. >>> double crossed -- a former c.i.a. officer arrested. suspected of giving highly classified information to the chinese government.

. >>> we have steve kerr last night drawing up a play at milwaukee. nick young with nice ball movement. this is a nice wide open look. the bucks actually lead this game by two. the warriors used a 13-4 run to pull away. this one is off of the screen. the warriors won the game 108- 94. in baseball really quick, what a pay raise. that is sports at this hour. guess who is playing with the harlem globetrotters tomorrow at 2 pm? i got to go work, handles, and somebody today has got a birthday. >>> does anyone know whose birthday it is? i will tell you what. sweet us. it is not mine. [ laughter ] >>> it is 46 degrees in concorde right now, 47 and little more south in livermore. we are certainly going to see low visibility's in the north bay and along the delta region. here is what is going on this week. this is going to keep us high and dry over the next 24 hours. we will see increasing clouds sunday we are going to see more cloud cover by sunday morning. monday, we are not talking a huge downpour, but we are going to see some rain beginning monday. we will likely get a break before

steve: they would have been out there. standing out when it is below 0 temperatures for five or six hours, waiting to watch the ball drop --adrianna: that might be a little crazy. steve: yesterday snow in the immediate metro area is over with. the winter weather advisory will come to an end as we move across the 1:00 hour. 19 tomorrow, but don't be fooled by the high temperature. feel a lot colder than that with winds upwards of 30 miles an hour, windchill factors well below 0. adrianna: ugh. all right. but you have the warm up, 41. both: waho you or joints. something for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally und in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon, on your side. adrianna: right now, it is 12:31. there are still some flurries coming down, but most of the snow has stopped. let's get straight to steve rudin now who is tracking the very latest. steve: snow totals around the immediate

steve bannon before the house intelligence committee, the white house instruct him, not to assert privilege, but refuse to answer a whole series of questions. that's not cooperation. that's hiding the ballthey can't have it both ways. >> well steve bannon will answer all the questions, we're told, once appears before the special counsel, taking place fairly soon, right? >> yes. he's going to have to. i think the white house recognizes that the president that they can just tell him not to answer questions without invoking privilege, and the privilege would not apply to the questions is unsustainable. it will never fly before the special counsel. now, the reason they think they can get away with this with the congress is that the congress is run by their allies, in particular, our committee by nunes, so i think they feel that the committee will take whatever the white house marching instructions are. that would, obviously, be a reneging on the commitment of our committee to follow the facts wherever they lead. >> the senate judiciary committee is going to release the transcript publicly of the interview with donald trump jr. how important is his account to americans better understanding o

steve martin was there and part performed as part of the anniversary concert and ball. >>> the battleshipng eagles colors. the lights are green in support of the birds and the bid to win the upcoming super bowl. the ship will continue to fly eagles green through the big game. >>> and here is the nbc 10 lineup covering the super bowl in minnesota. ten of our seasoned anchors and reports will cover the super bowl all week long. leading up to the big game. it is exclusive coverage you could only find right here on nbc 10. the official station of the philadelphia eagles. >>> and live from new york, it is saturday night. here is a live look from studio a-h in new york. tonight's host is will ferrell with musical guest chris stapleton. >>> right now at 11:00, tracking rain across the region. here is a look at the first alert weather radar and you could see the showers moving in. steve sosna is timing out the rain and possible snow early next week. steve? >> that is right. we're all over the place with the weather. hopefully you enjoyed the mild weather today. temperatures up around 60 here in p

. >> reporter: and he alerts his handler, officer steve miller, who rewards him with a tennis ball. >> how accurately can indy detect marijuana? >> 100%. >> reporter: he is one of seven dogs in the south san francisco police department trained to identify illegal drugs. with recreational marijuana now legal in california, will law enforcement still need pot- sniffing dogs? some say no. >> we felt like we couldn't use him the same which we could prior to the change in the law. >> reporter: the bay area, many law enforcement agencies are keeping their cannabis sniffing k-9s. >> the longer they work, their value goes up. >> reporter: these dogs can be worth up to 15 to $20,000 apiece. this police officer trains the dogs for certification. >> at the schools, at the jails we've done searches for them where there's contraband. they can't bring marijuana in there. we also go to shipping companies. >> dogs play a vital role for us in prosecution. >> reporter: like in federal narcotic searches where pot remains illegal. the new law does pose new problems. while dogs like indy are trained to sn

ball game. i wouldn't say what steve bannon counted as an apology. probably more like a clarification of what he said and what he meant when he talked about that meeting back in 2016, june of 2016 between the president's son donald trump jr. and the russian attorney as being treasonous. steve bannon said i wasn't talking about donald trump jr. in a statement to fox news, praising donald trump jr. saying donald trump jr. is both a patriot and a good man. he's been relentless in his advocacy for his father and the agenda that has helped turn our country around. notice he didn't go back on saying the meeting was treasonous. what he did tell fox news, he wasn't talking about donald trump jr. when he said it was treasonous. we see air force one landing there. he was talking about paul manafort. in a statement to fox news, bannon saying "my comments were aimed at paul manafort, a seasoned campaign professional. he should have known that they're cunning and not our friends. to reiterate, the comments were not aimed at donald trump jr." he pointed out that b

comedian steve martin was there and performed as part of the academy's 151st anniversary concert and ball morning, first alert meteorologist krystal klei here. we're starting with a live camera view. this is our campus cam looking down broad street. pretty active camera. you see cars on the roads and those are shiny, wet roads we have across aum of our neighborhoods. we've had rain throughout the night and we'll continue with the rain a good bit of today. here's what's happening. remember yesterday i said the mild air would move in. we felt pretty nice yesterday afternoon. we felt mild right now. the sliver of air much smaller than yesterday. that's because the much colder air behind the cold front is going to try to slope in today. we talk about two air masses hit. you get that nice amount of rain on us. we are going to be cooler by tomorrow. but today we're going to stick with rain and mild conditions. here are the neighborhood cams, we're looking at the philadelphia neighborhood. i'm matching the board. mild temps in the green. 52 for society hill and port richmond. 51 at graduate hosp

between the gaps of the standing wave, the balls can get trapped and they get kept in the same place. wow! that's fantastic. in fact, that's so amazing, steves, of course, spencer. fantastic. right. this is the weirdest drink... we rehearsed that. could you tell? what is this, steve? we've got a lovely, lovely delight for you today. it's a single grain of coffee with a, ah, drop of milk, all levitating in the middle of the air. it's a latte. laughter you have to have it in, though — you can't have it to go, u nfortu nately. i'm going to try this. my tongue‘s not long enough... really slowly... laughter 0h! you got it! applause that's really... ..coffee—ee. that's like really, really strong. is that supposed to be that strong? yes. yeah. that's what we've found. sugar tastes sweeter, and coffee‘s bitter. fantastic. sri, steve, thank you very much. a round of applause for sri, steve and the ultrasound latte! applause there were so many amazing demos and displays in the show that we just can't fit it into this program. here's a look at some of the other highlights from our evening of delight. we transformed our tech—loving audience into musici

ball. this is video from last year's event. tonight median steveartin will play the banjo with the philadelphia orchestra and we also hear the orchestra will show their support for the eagles. >>> nonprofits are responsible for making our communities better places to live and offering opportunities for people who need it the most. nbc 10 wants to help give them some more fire power. nbc 10 and telemun doe 62 are partnering to support project inno. it's giving away $225,000 in grant money. the deadline is to apply is next friday. grant winners will be announced in march. to learn more about how to apply, go to nbc10.com or to app. >> a cut above. we'll show you the extremes eagles fans are going to to prove their love and loyalty to the team. >>> that's the sound of eagles' excitement buzzing where fans are taking their dedication a cut above everyone else. the barbers who are good at turning your head into the eagles' logo are in high demand. and drew smith shows us how it's all done. >> reporter: this man has a reputation for creativity. >> i was

balls can get trapped and they get kept in the same place. oh, wow! well, that's fantastic. in fact, that's so amazing, steve, i think we deserve a drink.ncer. fantastic, right. this is the weirdest drink... we rehearsed that, could you tell? what is this, steve? we've got a lovely, lovely delight for you today. it's a single grain of coffee with a, uh...drop of milk, all levitating in the middle of the air. it's a latte. laughter you have to have it in, though. you can't have it to go, unfortunately. right, so i'm going to try this. my tongue's not long enough... really slowly... laughter 0h! you got it! applause that's really...coffee—y. that's like really, really strong. is that supposed to be that strong? yes, yeah. that's what we've found. sugar tastes sweeter, and coffee's bitter. fantastic. sri, steve, thank you very much. a round of applause for sri, steve and the ultrasound latte! applause there were so many amazing demos and displays in the show that we just can't fit it into this program. here's a look at some of the other highlights from our evening of delight. we transformed our tech—loving audience into musicians, as kate

ball. nbc news learns steve bannon will cooperate with the russia probe after the special counsel subpoenas him. what does bannon have to tell investigators? we're live in washington. >>> double-cross. the former cia officer arrested, suspected of giving highly classified information to the chinese government. his betrayal believed to have led to ten deaths. after years on the hunt, how authorities got their man. >>> face-to-face. an emotional day as some of america's top gymnast confront their abuser. >> little girls don't stay little forever. >>> facebook firestorm. why some former insiders are calling the social media site a living, breathing crime scene. >>> a surprise in michigan as a meteor lights up the night sky and causes a small earthquake and leaves residents literally shaken. today, wednesday, january 17th, 2018. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on a wednesday morning. nice to have you with us. if you want to know what it looks like outside, we hav

he is like a pin ball, just shooting off the sides. i will quote steve, he's lost it. >> he came to that conclusion in the course of working donald trump. >> i spoke to zpeef really saw a transformation. not only steve but everyone. in the way his language is the most vivid. and the transformation was, we thought this presidency could work. we thought donald trump is an interesting, unique character, and we might be able to do something here. and they saw him over that time come to the conclusion, he cannot do this job. >> joining me now, shelby holiday, business reporter for the "wall street journal." it is like a circus. there's so much going on, you almost don't know which way to look. what do you make of it? >> i asked my twitter friends, how do you describe it? everyone's heads are spinning. you said you read half the book. >> it is a little bit like the trump presidency. it is one thing after another after another. >> and people are already poking holes in the details of the book. there was a "washington post" reporter who was said to have had brea

so he's like a -- he's like a pin ball, just shooting off the sides. i will quote steve bannon. he's lost it. >> his advisers, top among them former strategist steve bannon, criticizing the president's family and questioning the commander in chief's fitness to serve. >> i spoke to steve and saw a transformation, not only in steve but of everyone, and steve, in his language, is the most vivid. and the transformation was, we thought this presidency could work, we thought donald trump is an interesting, unique character, and we might be able to do something here. and they saw him over that time come to the conclusion, he cannot do this job. >> the president threatened lawsuits and demanded the book not be published. the white house called it fiction. but then they had trouble pointing out specific falsehoods. and the president's whole week became rockier still with reports that white house council don mcgahn lobbied attorney general jeff sessions, urging him not to recuse himself from the russia investigation. "the new york times" broke that story last night. now ken dilanian repor

steve said he's headed out for wine tasting, any rain in the crystal ball? a little bit. not a lot, but a little bit. cloudy, up to discovery by a, concord -- discovery bay and concord. some of the north bay has let up a bit. there's light rain. embedded in that, you get steady rain, and this is a setup for the santa cruz mountains where they will get 1- 2 inches, and it's a steady drizzle or a light rain all day long. moisture is moving in, setting the stage for some rain today, and there's a bigger system on the way. we will have more on that in 10 minutes. >> thank you, steve. >>> the bomb cyclone has come and gone, but the concern in the northeast are not over. >> record-cold temperatures are now hitting the areas where the snow is still on the ground. carolyn shivley has more from delaware. >> reporter: folks up and down the east coast are trying to dig out after the storm, with little success. cars are stuck all up and down the roads here in delaware, and others are trying to use their many snow blowers or anything to get rid of the snow among the low windchill temp

he's like a -- he's like a pin ball, just shooting off the sides. i will quote steve bannon, he's lost it. >> so you've written a book on president trump. you know president trump. president trump can easily deny any of this. he denied the "access hollywood" tape last month when he was clearly on it and he admitted so last year. if there are tapes, how do these people go back and work for this president? will president trump forgive them? will he accept it? will he blow them out? >> i don't think he'll forgive most of them. i think his relationship with steve bannon is at an end. >> bannon it's over. i mean the ones, i mean like the mnuchins of the world who may have said nasty things. what's going to happen to them? >> this is only going to exacerbate what's already going on. you have a white house that's essentially a nest of back biters. they don't trust one another. this only further throws fuel on that particular fire. anybody who spent a lot of time with donald trump knows that the portrait of donald trump in this book is accurate. whether or not, you know, mich

ball forward in that process. >> candidate president trump threatened 20 lawsuits and went through it to of them. why should steve bannon and michael wolff be concerned? ms. sanders: regardless of whether or not the there is a lawsuit, they should be concerned about peddling fake stories, putting out information that isn't true, worried about the fact that we are spending all of our time focused on talking about this instead of things that people in this country care about. that is a really sad process and that should be everyone's concern. that is a question you would have to talk to his attorneys about. >> what about the threat of increasing book sales, bringing more attention to this? ms. sanders: i think you guys are drawing attention. every question i have been asked has to do with that. it's not like i came out here and read excerpts from the book. i don't think i can be responsible for the questions you ask. in fact, if i tried to do that, i would be attacked for trying to. i did that once and it did not go over very well. >> what about a response to the revelations in this book? ms. sanders: that is a rid

>> you know, steve, this is a ground ball argument for the republicans.n the united states have no problem with some form of government. i would rather it be at the local level but some form of government providing a back stop for people who are genuinely in hard times. that polls relatively well. let me tell what you doesn't poll relatively well. having the government provide a hammock for you for the rest of your life, for your phone, your rent, food, anything else you need. listen, steve, there are people working really hard right now to unload a lot of money to support a man moth size government. if you are going to take money from that government, at the very least there should be drug testing. there should be time limits on it if you are able-bodied, you should work. people work for a living. this is really hard. we are relatively hot economy. you have to find a job eventually. and incentivizing people to not find a job by paying them to not work is utterly outrageous. i have a bunch of personal examples on that. ainsley: i want you to talk about th

ball forward. reporter: as a candidate, president trump threatened 20 lawsuits and followed through with two of them. why should steve bannon and michael wolff be concerned? ms. sanders: regardless of whether there is a lawsuit, they should be concerned about peddling fake stories, about putting out information that is not true, about the fact we are spending all our time here focused on talking about this instead of things people in this country care about. i think that is a really sad process, and i think that should be everyone's concern. reporter: is the president committed to following through with these lawsuits? ms. sanders: you would have to talk to his attorneys. whether or not that moves forward, what that looks like. reporter: doesn't this run the risk of increasing book sales, drawing more attention? ms. sanders: i think you guys are the ones drawing more attention. every question basically i have been asked has to do with that. it's not like i came out here and read excerpts from the book. i don't think i can be responsible for the questions that you asked. in fact, if i tried to do that, i would certain

steve smith. both batsmen went to 50 and both look pretty co mforta ble went to 50 and both look pretty comfortable as england got to 220—3. with the third ballell marsh. you could see how disappointed he was. it was such a big wicket. instead of sending a night watchman in to see at the end of the innings, they sent injonny ba i rstow. of the innings, they sent injonny bairstow. that was a tactical error, many have said, and it has cost england. they have lost another talented batsman. they know how their last two established batsman at the crease and plenty of runs yet to get. it all gets underway in the next hour. what sort of total do they need to stay competitive in this match? there would have hoped for more than 450 when they decided to bat. they downgraded that. dawid malan, after yesterday, said another 150 would take them to 380, that probably isn't enough. australia will fancy getting them out for a less. england have a long tail. australia could put together a big first—innings score themselves. we may see mason crane today. we will see him with the bat and ball. to expect a young leg—spinner on his debut to be shane warne is not

twentieth century and how rivalries influenced the course of history steve jobs a much better marketer bill gates i'm going to agree advance the ball bill made software what is is today. to high tech visionaries breakthroughs in spine the digital revolution jobs and gates face to face at this time on al-jazeera. hello and welcome back as we look at weather conditions across the strait we've got a bit of a southerly flow so temperatures not just twenty two degrees celsius not flows quite weak for melbourne so really to get a mix of twenty six now across more central northern areas we've got a few showers around certainly darren seen some shall write seventy four perth we're likely to get a few heavy showers here in the could be some significant rainfall accumulations is still looks fairly unsettled as we head through wednesday but maybe for perth itself a somewhat improved situation temperatures rising slightly for sydney should be a pretty woman with temperatures of thirty three degrees now across into new zealand where looks decidedly wet and windy this area of low pressure moving in across the western side of the south in the cou

ball forward. threateneddidate, he 20 lawsuits to follow through. why should stevenon and michael wolff be different. sarah: regardless of whether or not there is a lawsuit, they should be concerned about peddling fake stories, putting out information that is not true. they should be concerned about the fact that we are spending all of our time talking about this instead of things people in this country care about. that's a sad process. that should be everyone's concern. >> is he committed to following through with these lawsuits? sarah: you have to talk to his attorneys about that and whether or not that most forward. >> does this run the risk of increasing sales run more attention to this? sarah: you are the ones drawing more attention to this. every question i have been asked has to do with that. is not like i came out here and read excerpts from the book. i don't think i can be responsible for the questions you ask. if i tried to do that, i'm certainly sure i would be attacked. i did that once and it didn't go over well. -- has thereit been a response to relatio

steve smith. but wait, moeen ali's eureka moment. smith left the void and young mason crane filled it. review and they checked the no ball line, he would have had his first test wicket. fine margins. and australia were in a lead with only three wickets down. england's energy came from crane. this time he had usman khawaja the rear. the marsh brothers turned england into their stooges. with every run scored by the batsmen, it was a draining day in every sense. it was a tough day. there will be a few tired bodies out there, it is pa rt few tired bodies out there, it is part and parcel of test cricket. it won't be the first time they have fielded 150 overs and it won't be the last. the way they toiled out there and worked hard was impressive and that is good to see as a side going forward. england 133 runs behind and they will have to go back into the field on day four when it will be even hotter. they know this pitch is spinning more, just in time for the last innings of this ashes series. it was a tough day. we are 150 overs into the innings. there will be a few tired bodies out there, it is pa rt few tired bodies out the

comedian steve martin was there with his banjo and performed as part of the 161st concert anniversary and baller, nbc 10, your official eagles station is on the road to the super bowl this morning. here's a live look as reporter randy gyllenhaal and storm force 10 roll through ohio headed towards chicago. he'll wrap up part 2 of his road trip on nbc 10 news tonight at 6:00. >>> turning to the forecast this morning, rain pretty much everywhere. but also mild. >> yeah. it's not there's not any ice concerns. but it's a rainy day for us. this is live down broad street. you can see the roads are wet. take it slow and you'll be good to go and bring the umbrella. 52 at best this afternoon. not going to see fluctuations in tempeur on tuesday. fast forward to friday. rain/snow mix. a better chance of accumulating snow. how about super bowl sunday? it looks dry here, cooler at 42. then monday, for those that have to go to work, although i think a lot of people might be calling in sick, there might be a rain/snow mix as well. there's a lot going on over the next ten days. >> thanks, krystal. we'll be bac