and south but xwi eight cross the board high pressure briefly in place and let's check in with steve johnsonlear sky where he's located in west chester pa. not one bush moving out there. a hypothetical of northwest breeze. that's. it lots of stars to see out there in west chester this morning. it's definitely the case as i mentioned further south you go the clearer it s i want to take you to storm scan 3 next let's check in there where again there's go you clear off to the south and clouds off to the north we zoom it way out there what you will find we'll do it one more time. what you find is billowing clouds showing autopsy cross the canadian prairie albert us, >> that's beginning of clipper system that will zip across the u.s. and move in. don't worry about this stuff here over the midwest that's nothing to affect us today rather brings in a couple clouds. it's what's developing ever canada right now we get in on. here it is tomorrow moving through great lakes and zipping south and by the time it hits us looks like timing may have slowed down just enough that it comes closer to evening. an

steve johnson has 15 degrees. clear skies for him in west chester no frost he says but definitely the breeze. that is a good point. because we don't have a light enough win for frost to form. you will in the find too much of it out there this morning. we can find victories out of this forecast. fran a has 16 degrees in nottingham and does generally have a clear sky as well. the guys thanks for sending in your report. we want to head over to storm scan and give you a sense what is going on with this nor'easter that continues to pull away as we speak. at this point it is pressure gradient that classic wind flow kicks in for us and eventually we will be dealing with another weak disturbance. for now it is high pressure but then we will see beginnings of the moisture picking up here with the next disturbance taking shape. i don't like calling it a storm. that is no what the is. it will move through. the it will bring us more snowfall. looking ahead 5:00 p.m. tomorrow, sole we will get through most of the day tomorrow

steve johnson out in west chester, has a comment for us, and he says: bear with me, folks, i gauge the winds from wood burning neighbors. you know, i love. that will he goes back, he does it old school. nothing wrong with. that will we have another 16-degree temperature out there this morning in fact, plenty of them around this morning. and jim, out in royersford, has the following comment: crisp start to the day with the sunburning through the clouds. bundle up. that's really going to be the watch word today. then tomorrow probably be under umbrellas, as well, and i think there is another 16 degrees temperature we should be looking at, sandra ann in trenton, you have comment for us, which is beautiful sunrise brisk, and dry. yes, dry today dry enough they can make snow. because it is not falling right now. but look at jack frost big bowel err, they have the snow guns aim at the ski slope and people are going to be on those slopes enjoying dry air cold air ability to make snow when mother nature doesn't provide t though she might winter weather advisory in the poconos, 1:00 a.m. until

and let's take one more look at 31 degrees, below freezing, still in west chester, steve johnson reportingdegree here, be careful stepping out folks and that's just something you really have to keep in mind as this steadier rain starts to come in will have initial cooling effect before the warm air starts to come in and changes things over. so notice you are still seeing this mix this icy rain, freezing rain, mix of sleet as well. pink shading specially up into portions of berks, chester montgomery and upper bucks counties at the moment seeing some ice now head down into the city and point south the warm air moving in quickly enough with the heavy rain just seeing rain there at the moment. in the in line, cold enough forest tens i have icing so far we haven't had many report of ice in the city but head north and west with temperatures still at or below freezing reading over toward lancaster, up toward allentown, that's where we will have the biggest threat to see some more ice through the next several hours at least ice to rain, city and northwest suburbs next couple of hours will change o

temperatures only heading at 6 degrees, despite the full sunshine in west chester this was sent from steve johnsonis a a lot of word that begin with the letter c. lets move things along here and take you out to the nationwide map where the entire eastern half of the united states is covered in what we're looking at right here wind child watches warnings or advisories. we are talking millions millions have of people that are a affect by this. we're obviously not alone here as i said earlier even parts of the deep south are feeling chill more than we are on the thermometer right now. wind chill expectations here they are lining up pretty well with these values. it is definitely the the coldest in the poconos but everyone is sub zero in terms of how it feels. those are numbers you need to factor in when you walk out the the door. the here's another clipper system folks that will speed across the you had, just bypass us to the north and it could touch off a quick snow shower or flurry further north of the city overnight into tomorrow. otherwise it will bring back the breeze it the brings back the cold

but, it will still be breezy around here, then 11 degrees temperature cold for steve johnson.s he say? caught him an operate mills. feels like dry cold. well, right now it is a dry hacking cold perhaps. let's take a look, we've got some brightening going on right now and it is going to look very pretty out there. as we head on overthrew center city walking along, in a very cold but bright start to the day, the sun is coming up. no clouds out there right now. so the look of the day will be spectacular. it is just a feel of the day that won't be so great. storm scan3 no clouds here at all, you might finds couple up north of scranton, but that's it for today. one of the reasons these temperatures got as low as they did anything that we built up heat wise yesterday which wasn't much, but all left, and now we're left with 15 degrees philadelphia, 13, trenton, 14 degrees in wilmington. the cold air is definitely here with the winds it feels like it is minus two in philadelphia. now, the next system, so because today's quiet let's get right to sunday late afternoon, evening and right

. >> reporter: johnson last visited back in 2009 during his final season with the giants. sean gallagher, whose dad steve was johnson's catcher in materialthe early '80s recalls his face-to-face meeting with the big unit. >> i wasn't expecting it and here comes randy walking up with my dad my high school coach. they're all just talking, having a good time. he came over and talked to us. >> reporter: the advice johnson had for him? >> people are telling you can't do it, keep trying. prove them wrong. go all the way, make it to the top. be like randy. that guy's just a great example. >> reporter: a reminder that with hard work and determination, anything is possible. for johnson's old teammate, a personal point of pride. >> it says a lot for randy and it's nice that the hometown kid did good. >> reporter: chris winn, abc 7 news. >>> former san francisco giants slugger barry bonds has been denied the hall of fame for the third straight year. bonds, who has been linked to performance-enhancing drugs, received nearly 37% of the vote. roger clemens and sammy sosa, also connected to baseball's drug scandal fail

>>gary: just watch jason johnson and steve kerr said the mode. >>: >>gary: 79:00 ernie banks from thera was played to was one of his models never won a world series but it was a legendary player particular it in such a cargo passed away today at the age of 83 years old. his entire 90 year career was with chicago. he was one of the ambassadors for the sports he was with shikar a row for 19 years. he was with chicago for 19 years . mr. banks passed away today day at 8 the age of 83. at the age of 83 >>gary: $4 million and jill for ryan mobile saw he re-signed with the giants. ryan voglesong... shot doolittle was gonna be out with a torn rotator cuff the lead the team with 22 saves but it's gonna be setting up the month. and remember >>gary: the older flight date is now reached the white house. some deflating gate tagging there's no risk of him taking my job even as the house speaker speaking >>gary: we have about nine days for this thing to tone down before the super bowl. my mother's probably watching the warriors. she's 95 issues into the warriors. she is into the warriors. my mother.

. [ cheers and applause ] dwayne johnson. >> steve: hemy: mark wahlberg and barbara walters will be joining us. that's a big week. >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're happy to be back. but first, we've got a a fantastic show tonight. one of the funniest people in the world. everyone's saying his new movie, they say it's the funniest movie of the year by far. it's called "top five." he wrote, directed and stars in. chris rock is here. >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and i'm so happy. i heard it's great. plus, she's also -- look at chris. he's on the cover of "new york" here. if you don't have this magazine, get this. this is one of the best. or get the interview. it's probably online somewhere. one of the best interviews i've ever read. every single question he answers, and he's so smart and funny. it's just a fantastic -- one of the best articles i've ever read. also, guys, she's a superstar about to release her first greatest hits album. carrie underwood is stopping by. >> steve: whoa. [ cheers

steve: oh, love them. >> jimmy: can't beat that one man. thank you, hall of fame pitcher, randy johnsoncknamed "the big unit" because randy johnson didn't sound quite dirty enough. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: randy. >> jimmy: big unit. >> steve: peter o'toole. >> jimmy: thank you, college football playoff trophy, for pitting the nation's best teams against one another in pursuit of a giant bottle of nail polish. [ laughter ] >> steve: maybe it's maybelline. >> jimmy: maybe he's born with it. ♪ thank you, fur trapper hats, or as they were called in the '80s, hair. [ laughter ] ♪ thank you, gaps between my car seat and the center console, for being wide enough for my phone, but not my hand. how do you -- [ cheers and applause ] special tool. >> steve: i'm a special tool. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you, tiny eyeglasses, for always making a a spectacle of yourself. [ laughter ] >> steve: come on. that's one you can tell your grandma or the kids. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you, bathroom hand drier, for both drying my hands and making me look like i'm devising an evil plan. [ evil musi

. >> thank you, steve. [ laughter ] >>> 49ers ceo jed york plans to invest in the professional soccer team. kevin johnson made the announcement last might. it comes a day after the kings announced an investment in sacramento republic fc. they are lobbying major league soccer. the city plans to build a new soccer stadium right downtown. kevin johnson loves sports. >> he does. >>> another possible case of ebola and this time it's right here in northern california. and in just 20 minutes why the patient had doctors concerned and what we could find out today. >> but first a bold robbery in berkeley caught on camera. what the victim did just moments before that made him a prime target. >>> welcome back. police are looking for a -- police just released this surveillance video of the attack. police say the man had just bought the iphone at the apple istore. the man in the red hoody walked up to the victim and injured anymore in the process. here's another look at the suspect. police say he escaped in a silver audi with paper license plates. police describe the man as african american in his 30s. he was wearing

steve israel on his novel. julian examines lyndon johnson's great society. plus books on the history of washington, dc and inside report from north korea and much more. for complete television schedule booktv.org. booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. television for serious readers. >> live from new york, it's saturday night. and the authors are james andrew miller and tom shales. mr. miller, what was the point of this book? >> we had written a definitive -- we wanted to be a definitive hoyt of "saturday night live," ended in 2002 and decided to update it. and turns out the last 12 years of "saturday night live" were very busy and there's a lot to write. we added another 200

steve israel on his novel. julian -- [inaudible] examines lyndon johnson's great society plus books on the history of washington d.c. an inside report from north korea and much more. for a complete television schedule booktv.org. booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. television for serious readers. >> the big idea of barack obama was the guy that was going to get rid of the polarization the guy that was going to change our politics the guy that was going to sort of take us out of this red and blue. we're as red and blue as we've ever been before. it didn't -- he wasn't able to do that. there is an argument to say circumstances didn't allow it. this is not the presidency he thought he was going to have, you know? on september 15 2008 his presidency -- what he thought he was going to do and what the presidency became, at least in the first six months two different things. and as rahm emanuel will argue saying hey, you know, this was thrust upon him, this was no time to change washington, we had to save the american economy. that's all well and good, but the great promise of barack obama was that. so t

. >> reporter: make that catcher, steve gallagher and his pitcher the one and only randy johnson. they graduated together from livermore high school back in 1982. >> never thought we would be looking at somebody that went to the bigs and then went on to be inducted into the hall. >> reporter: down at the high school this afternoon, word of johnson's vote into the baseball hall of fame spread fast. he last visited back in 2009 during his final season with the giants. varsity coach david parrotti said the kids weren't surprised by the announcement. >> they definitely know the name and know the kinds of success he had and they connected to being here at livermore. kind of cool for them to do that. >> reporter: this senior is one of those students. >> it's just an inspiration, just the fact that he came from almost like nothing and then made it all the way to the top, one of the best pitchers and kind of just a reminder. >> reporter: a reminder that with hard work and determination, anything is possible. but for johnson's old teammate, a personal point of pride. >> it says a lot for r

johnson, [inaudible] lauren gray williams. smairn mendez nazi, -- peter who spoke a while ago. jan mopin, mike debennetty, -- steve [inaudible]. lisa duncan. heather po lard, [inaudible] ashland per, mr. and mrs. morales, [inaudible] mathue lou, marisa [inaudible] (reading names off list). thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hi. i am bridgette kanter. i am bruno's story. i would like to. >> >> sister: i would like to read a letter opposite the appellates. from the lees. this is a letter for qualified support for the residential reconstruction at 312 green street. we have always assumed this small bungalow would be remodeled with an additional story. we have seen the expansions of the properties to the east of 312 green at 310 and 308 green street. the construction will have significant impact on the property but on balance we support it because the owners, bruno and suzanne kakter worked with us to mitigate the impacts and the light well and common roof deck would result from any expansion of the property. we have been meeting with them over the past year and they have been to our home t

johnson, [inaudible] lauren gray williams. smairn mendez nazi, -- peter who spoke a while ago. jan mopin, mike debennetty, -- steve [inaudible]. lisa duncan. heather po lard, [inaudible] ashland per, mr. and mrs. morales, [inaudible] mathue lou, marisa [inaudible] (reading names off list). thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hi. i am bridgette kanter. i am bruno's story. i would like to. >> >> sister: i would like to read a

johnson. >> look at that up. >> yes weaver one handsome definitely in steve keeley down in cape may of covers, he is warning the weather sue serio because it is going to get nasty down the shore. >> yes, we always hear from you, when we have weather make sure you don't forget nuts southern delaware, southern new jersey. well of course we don't. specially, because this one is a southern storm spreading precipitation into the washington d.c. baltimore area and into kent county, delaware, we can't even rule out flurry here, but the slippery travel looks like it is in southern sussex county along the border between maryland and delaware there around ocean pines saulsbury maryland, very slippery around there, this morning. and we see the possible mix of precipitation, the sleet pellets, that steve keeley was talking about around cape may, in wildwood, in stone harbor this morning, and along the garden state parkway. so you will have to be careful, and this could be with us through the next couple of hours according to this computer model which by the way showed nothing affecting our area yesterday. now, it is all ch

johnson, jr. >> good morning steve.re saying we're going to shut down these slopes. we're going to limit the ability of kids to go out there. they did it in dubuque last night. they have 50 areas where you can sled and say you can only do it in two. this is based on multi million dollar lawsuits that pay out around the country for head injuries, spinal injuries impalements. 20 to 30,000 injuries a year based on sledding. >> peter, let's just look at some of the payouts. $2 million against omaha, nebraska for five-year-old girl who was paralyzed when she hit a tree. 2.75 million against sioux city iowa when a guy slid into a sign and injured his spinal cord. on public land why don't they put up a sign that says sled at your own risk? >> they do, they have, and they will and they must. they're saying the insurance companies don't want them to do it. at what price are we doing this to our kids? you remember sledding? i remember sledding. there was a sled accident there. we remember going out. uncle richie took us near the

. >> well, our own lauren johnson broke her phone trying to walk into work by slipping and sliding out there. steve keeley out walking about, trying to take it slowly and carefully in cumberland county. hi steve. >> reporter: how bad is the phone? that's the big issue today. >> well, lauren, go ahead. use be? >> it is usable but cards of glass at the bottom. it is terrible, steve to answer your question, awful. >> insurance. wow. sore bye that, lauren, was that a company phone or private phone? >> personal iphone six. >> ugh. sore bye that. that's tough. maybe this will cheer you up. because we just, for you lauren, came to the cull inch air district of bridgeton where the only place we can see to eat is the domino's next to that sign, which is rather funny isn't it? maybe there is some other hidden gems. we're across the street from sach's not sach's fifth avenue, but sach's lauren avenue, laurel avenue. sach's, too, by the way lauren sorry and closed so i can't pick you up any new shoes, don't know when that was last opened because the doors are padlocked. in bridgeton which allege as we like to

steve handelsman is live on capitol hill with details. >> reporter: hi barbara. thanks. good afternoon. the secretary of homeland security jeh johnson, confirms today that for what he calls in light of recent world events there will be more security at more federal facilities in more cities. again, no specifics. meanwhile, the french feel they have to do a lot more than that. in france, police are out in force, especially at jewish neighborhoods. in friday's supermarket attack all four of the murdered hostages were jewish the latest in a series of anti-semitic attacks in europe by expected islamic extremeistextremists. turns out the supermarket terrorist, before he was killed by police made a video. koul koul amedy coulibaly pledging allegiance to isis. the search for hayat boumeddiene is called off. she was spotted on security cameras on-in white on the right routed through turkey, a nato nation critics charge also led isis fighters out of syria. >> here is the real soft underbelly of terrorism and the underground jihadi express that is going to affect us as well as europe. >> reporter: european leaders joined the paris solidarity

johnson. >> hey, hey, hey. >> because it has been bitterly cold all week, steve keeley's been out and becomes and he was doingts. and, a couple came up from a thrift shop and said, mike is running out of swelterings. so we have tons of sweaters. and they're big time designer sweater. >> this isn't just any thrift shop. this is upscale thrift shop. >> gucci belts, ermez, whatever it is sweater, here they are. >> your shopping days are over. thanks to mike and peggy because they have an upscale thrift store, not just a regular thrift store, but for you, mr. designer, what's in store is the name of this store, on west german town pike in worcester. mike and peggy have brought the rest of your summer colored winter season sweaters, mike, these are cashmere sweaters, designer, look at that, ralph lauren, peggy, you're a sweetheart watch do you have for mike here in terms -- >> for mike, this is our lovely light peach cashmere sweater. >> oh,. >> and i think would look wonderful on you. >> so people on twitter all morning have said, hey listen, you promised on thursday, would you have that peach sweater on. >> actu

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tomorrow night, dwayne johnson and barbara walters will be here. [ cheers and applause ] then on friday, from "the hobbit" the hobbit himself. martin freeman will be joining us. >> steve> jimmy: he's a good man. [ cheers and applause ] we're going to go head to head in a fun holiday game. you don't want to miss that. but first, we have a great show tonight. from the new movie "the gambler," mark wahlberg is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] they love him. we love him. he's a good guy. he's -- mark and i are playing a brand new game tonight. it involves a bit of gambling and a little bit of slapping. it's called slapjack. so, you want to stay tuned for that. it's a brand new game. every kid is going to be out there doing it. slapjack. [ cheers and applause ] plus, one of our favorite "saturday night live" alums, the very funny kevin nealon is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] i mean, talk about funny. >> steve: he's funny. he's nice. >> jimmy: we're going to talk to him and also he's going to do stand-up for us. it's going to be awesome. that will be great. i love kevin nealon. >> steve: i love kevin nealon. >> jimmy: guys, we have exactly 10 shows left before w

steve easterbrook to be its next ceo. good morning, everybody. welcome. you are watching." -- you are watching "the pulse." i'm guy johnson. this morning shell was the first major oil producer to post earnings since crude prices fell by more than a half area that has happened over the last six months. oil is down today with crude below $45 a barrel. let's bring in mark barton. mark, let's start with you. >> i think the line that i took away from the interview was, we enter this period with strength. we knew volatility would came back. we aimed to preserve flexibility. it goes back to what he did a year ago. he said, he wanted to make these hard choices on new projects $15 billion of assets over 2014 and 2015, and slow the investment growth. i just cut to the taste. they missed earnings estimates. they had a horrid quarter. faltering production, escalating costs, trimming earnings to a four-year low. i cut to the chase, you missed earnings. why the gap? >> it was the sharply lower oil price coming through in our upstream earnings. our downstream earnings were pretty strong. if i look at the year in totality, we had a strong

steve smith, "go find me that firm. i want to talk to them about maybe doing my advertising for my reelection in 1964." and that's how ddb came into the orbit of lyndon johnsonpeople around him, his aides and his advertising firm, wanted to portray goldwater as a dangerous man who, if he got control of the nuclear arsenal, might threaten the peace of the world. >> goldwater, jr.: the mood of the country at the time was one of worry about the soviet union in particular. peace was a big issue. >> man: bombs away. >> d. goodwin: that fear of nuclear holocaust had been part of all of us who grew up in the '50s and '60s. and by that time, we were used to it, after hiding under our desks for so many years. [ sawing noise ] >> man: in a saturday evening post article dated august 31, 1963, barry goldwater said, "sometimes i think this country would be better off if we could just saw off the eastern seaboard and let it float out to sea." can a man who makes statements like this be expected to serve all the people justly and fairly? vote for president johnson on november 3rd. the stakes are too high for you to stay home. >> califano: we had a -- i guess i would call i

steve paterson and i'll tell you about a plan for a i'm chris may. here are the for stories for you. a mace landing man is facing sexual assault charges. police say aaron johnson junior lured a 12 year-old boy through a cell phone app called kik. >>> caught on eape a child falls from a sky lift in adams county pennsylvania. luckily he he suffered just a leg injury. hours after that on saturday night, another child fell from a ski lift at spring mountain adventures in montgomery county. we are told he too is recovering. >>> a group claiming to be supporting the is is militant group hacked u.s. central command twitter and you tube accounts. sensitive information was posted on those accounts with several threats, begins american soldiers. >>> kathy? >>> in weather we're talking about falling temperatures, and that is creating some icy concerns, over tonight as everything will refreeze. wind chill will definitely be a concern tomorrow, they will be a a factor in the forecast. then we are in for a january thaw, of sorts, you don't want to miss that, coming up with the seven day later in the broadcast, jessica. >>> white house is admitting fault or not senting high

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steve from new jersey you're on the line to speak with representative johnson. go ahead. >> caller: yes. i want to talk about an event that happened in orlando, florida, a couple days after ferguson. and what happened, there was a guy that was brandishing a weapon. two bicycle police officers showed up. one of them sprayed him down with pepper spray and tased him, and the guy, you know, kept threatening people. so the other police officer fired a warning shot hit a girl in the head and killed her, and then the guy was still brandishing the weapon so the police officer 'em the citied the rest of his -- emptied the rest of his five rounds into his chest. unfortunately, the guy didn't die, and i've heard nothing about this. now, the difference was these were two white people, and the officer was a black officer. and when i go down to orlando i'm going to go march up to that black officer and i'm going to tell him how much i appreciate that he's there protecting my son who's a bartender in bar below the one that the guy was trying to get into. >> guest: well, thank

actually gotten other reports of that, not just michael, burr others, 23 degrees sent in from steve johnsonally in west chester right now just got clouds. sign the system is clearing on out of here. love the trivia. he got it wrong today though, as a lot of the team did. actually yes. the snow has tapered off though, that's all right give you more chances every single friday. so thanks fortuning in for that buddy. further south to kent county where jason, one of our gold star observers out, there necessary middletown, he sent in 26 years and very similar sentiment here. little frozen pellets. >> jim ran into in chester county common theme out there today. elsewhere here, going next to storm scan3 show you why this is coming through in the first place. it is clipper number two for the week, guys. this one definitely not packing as much after punch with moisture in our area, actually pent up more so around new york city, than anything, but it obviously has come in with the same poor timing that the last clipper came in with. it is also going to reinforce the cold for us yet again. now through

steve israel on his novel. julian examines lyndon johnson's great society. plus books on the history of washington, dc and inside report from north korea and much more. for complete television schedule booktv.org. booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. television for serious readers. >> live from new york, it's saturday night. and the authors are james andrew miller and tom shales. mr. miller, what was the point of this book? >> we had written a definitive -- we wanted to be a definitive hoyt of "saturday night live," ended in 2002 and decided to update it. and turns out the last 12 years of "saturday night live" were very busy and there's a lot to write. we added another 200 pains. >> tom shales you're a long-time tv critic. what was your contribution. >> i encouraged jim to keep working. go back to "saturday night live's" dawning. i was there not for the first show but i used to go to new york and hang around and make a nuisance of myself because i was immediately attracted to it. something both new and old and then went week in dives live tv, w