on a highway. >> on an interstate. >> have we heard anything from syracuse that is now duke goes to syracuse >> that happened after this duke thing happened so even later news >> after a game where the syracuse beat louisville >> those tickets i'm sure would have also been there before, obviously, zion got injured. >> eric, thank you very much >> so much we could talk about. >>> let's talk apple, shall we shares down 20% over the next six months concerns about slowing iphone sales up next, latest move to diversify. we'll ask an analyst if he thinks the company's moves are going to pay off at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your healthcare business. so that if she has a heart problem & the staff needs to know, they will & they'll drop everything can you take a look at her vitals? & share the data with other specialists yeah, i'm looking at them now. & they'll drop everything hey. & take care of this baby yeah, that procedure seems right. & that one too. at&t provides edge to edge intelligence. it can do so much for your business, the list goes on and on.

. >>> syracuse basketball coach jim boeheim hitting a man on the highway, killing him. boeheim issues a statement tonight saying he's heartbroken. >>> the scare on a passenger jet. a blown tire. and then, the emergency landing. >>> nike under fire tonight for that scare on the court. >>> and celebrating the famous musician who had everyone singing "i'm a believer." >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with bght with the ryt. stunning fall today for the actor who told police he was the victim of a racial and homophobic attack. tonight, he's charged with a felony, and the chicago police superintendent who went on national tv with his own words for jussie smollett. the actor who claimed he was the victim is tonight formally charged. police say he orchestrated the whole thing. charged with a felony for filing a false police report. free on bond at this hour, he was seen late today leaving the courthouse, surrounded by cameras. and right here tonight, the new evidence now presented, and that police superintendent who did not hide his anger. abc's eva pilgrim leading

on syracuse, new york. more than three feet of snow falling in that area. an out of control suv slamming into a police vehicle on an icy highway. new flood warnings because with the temps about to rise there are growing concerns about ice jams about to melt. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: tonight, armed with snow blowers and shovels, upstate new yorkers are digging out from snowstorms that dumped four inches an hour in spots. >> this is the worst i've seen it. the heaviest snow, the heaviest winds, extreme cold. >> reporter: our whit johnson is north of syracuse. >> reporter: this lake-effect snow has been relentless. take a look at this park. the trees, everything smothered. it's up to my knees as i try to walk here. some parts of new york state got more than three feet. >> reporter: outside chicago, click roads making for a messy morning commute. >> it was a like a sheet of glass. it looked like it was just wet road, but it wasn't. it was ice. >> reporter: in iowa, watch as an out of control vehicle crashes right into a cedar rapids police suv th

. >>> police in syracuse say they do not expect criminal charges against syracuse basketball coach jimter a deadly crash. police say boeheim struck and killed a man on an icy highway wednesday night while trying to avoid the victim's disabled vehicle. boeheim's sobriety test came back negative. the coach said he's heartbroken over the crash. >>> nike says it's looking into the failure of a duke star's sneaker, and that was zion williamson's shoe, and they are calling this an isolated incident. williamson suffered a mild knee sprain when his shoe ripped apart. in the meantime, the nba has now proposed lowering the minimum age for players from 19 to 18. that would mean more players li straight fm high schooto the nba. the players union must agree to the change. >>> anyone out there thinking of breaking into a great grandmother's house in georgia should think again. gwenmdolyn agard is 79 years old. she lives alone, but she is more than capable of taking care of herself. when a burglar broke into her home, she wasted no time calling 911, pulled out her gun, fired it and issued a strongly

john katko represents syracuse, ew york. he is a republican. jim costa is from the san oaquin valley in california. and creff kurt schrader. he is a democrat. mr. schrader: and a vet rin farian. everybody loves animals. mr. davis: he was watching the puppy bowl. they are accomplished legislators. let me start with you, talk about about the prospects for an infrastructure bill under the fast act right now, which is the first long-term funding we have had for transportation. it was on life support for almost 10 years that runs out next year. what are the possible peggets for infrastructure? mr. katko: thank you for being here and i'm thank you with my democrat and the we try to get things done. and we need to get back to that. but when you talk about infrastructure, you have to make sure you understand, is it the highway fund or highway fund and everything else. yesterday in the hearing, there are a lot of things from rural broadband to airports to waterways and the highway fund. i would submit that any talk about infrastructure has to start with

a syracuse police chief says so far it appears to simply be a tragic accident. >>> google is completelypractice to force employ yis to settle disputes in private arbitration. an earlier pledge was to do away with forced arbitration in cases involving sexual assault claims. that was one of the changes that employees demanded back in november when 20,000 staged that google says the new policy will take effect march 21st. >>> if you just found out you are spending the next half century in prison, you'd probably be upset too. a client attacked his attorney after receiving a 47 year sentence. brockler got punched in the face and bitten. he tells the "washington post" that they were hoping for less than 20 years but when the judge says 47, chilton snapped. the sentence was for assaulting his girlfriend and setting fire to an apartment building. he will likely see additional charges attacked on to that. brockler says chilton is a former client at this point. >>> snow falling in the west, a lot of it in places where it doesn't snow much, in l.a. and are more than a fun stunned celebrities takin

here's the snowfall forecast for today, rochester chest tore syracuse areas.d see snow you could be plowing and half travel delays there. it looks like it's north of new york city, when you wake up tomorrow morning, you could have two inches on the ground, just enough to make you clear the car off or do light shoveling. so today, frigid high temperatures in the middle of the country. this is going to be the theme. wind chill values are negative 20. rapid city a high of 14. we are warm in the ohio valley, warm in the southeast. cold tomorrow in the northeast and then as we go towards the beginning of march, guys, not enjoyable. i was looking at fargo. on sunday, their high temperature is zero. that's the cold that's heading for all of us. >> didn't punxsutawney phil say that spring was coming sooner than later? >> never trust a rodent. >> thanks, bill. >>> still ahead theious tis department is dealt a blow as a major merger gets the green light to move forward. >>> ivanka trump squares off with alexandria ocasio-cortez over her green new deal. details coming up

on interstate 81 north of syracuse, vehicle after vehicle stranded after sliding off the road. people have died since the polar invasion began. police are investigating the death of an 18-year-old university of iowa student, gerald bells. the pre-med major discovered outside a campus building in negative 51 degree windchill. across the midwest, the cold shattering records. the chicago river completely frozen over. officials are urging people to stay indoors because of the treacherous driving conditions and the severe threat of frostbite. some parts of up state new york got more than 20 inches of snow, 30-mile-per-hour winds and it's not done yet. i am whit johnson in new york. >> thanks to whit there. chicago's brutal cold made a good samaritan decide to help out homeless people. >> they were in a camp in downtown chicago using portable propane tanks for heat and one tank exploded. nobody was hurt. fire crews confiscated their other tanks. 70 people are going to be moved to a salvation army warming center, and the good samaritan stepped in paying for hotel rooms for everyone. s

well, syracuse's men's basketball coach is cooperating with police after fatally striking a man on aan's disabled vehicle. hours earlier his team defeated louisville. then he went to dinner with friends and family. his sobriety test was negative. the local d.a. says he doesn't drink. in a statement the coach called himself heart broken by the incident. >> the nba opened negotiations with it's player's union after lowering it's age limit from 19 years old to 18. that would mean many high school seniors could go straight to the nba instead of one year in college. the nba's commissioner says the current 19-year-old age limit doesn't work for the league or for colleges. the hope is to have the lowered agt pla in re years. and of course the timing of the nba's proposal coming just after the knee injury to college basketball's highest profile player. duke says freshman star zion williamson has a mild right knee sprain and his return to the court is a day-to-day issue. >> williamson went down awkwardly wednesday night in north carolina after his nike sneaker ripped apart. the company is loo

to my left is john carico representing syracuse and new york as the center of his district, elected in 2014.. jim costa is next to him and his from san joaquin valley in california and has a long political pedigree in state legislature and since coming to congress and then to his left, we have kurt schrader, schrader is from oregon, suburban oregon the starting right outside of portland and running down from there and is a democrat . from >> i'm a veterinarian . >> that's right and a veterinarian . >> everybody loves animals . >> while the rest of us were watching the super bowl he was watching the puppy bowl. , these are able accomplished legislators. let me start with you, we will talk a little about the prospects for infrastructure, we are under the fast act right now which is the first long- term funding we've had for transportation, on life-support for almost 10 years. that runs out next year. what are the prospects for infrastructure in this session? >> first of all thank you for being here and i'm honored to be here with my friends from the democratic side of the aisle in the ca

a deadly crash involving syracuse basketball coach jim bay him a.highway in syracuse. no signs that boeheim was impaired and the syracuse director of athletics says boeheim is fully cooperating with local authorities. >> the loudon times mirror reports students at a local elementary school were instructed to play a runaway slave game in gym class during black history month. the game involved the students advancing through an obstacle course meant to represent the underground railroad. the principal has since apologized. he says the material will be retaught to students and the school will make sure similar incidents do not happen again. >>> our partners at the bbc report the world's largest bee has been found alive after it was thought to be extinct. scientists are excited after news that a single female bee was recently discovered by researchers on a remote indonesian island. the insect had not been seen since 1981. the bee is known as the wallace's giant bee, as big as a human thumb and four times larger than a regular bee. >> that sucker is big.

student syracuse, 18 and 22. new york city, 21 and 26000. yonkers, 17020 1,000 in the wealthiest school districts. i believe that exact opposite is what should be happening. the needs and the poor school districts in the poor schools are greater. i spent my whole life working in low income communities working with the homeless, those children have more obstacles than the children in the richer schools. it is the child who is going home to a new york city public housing project and whose mother is working or whose father is working and going home, that student needs more help than the student who is going home to a two parent household where they're getting tutored. the additional resources, the additional need has to go to the poor school and the poor student. that education equity. and that is what we have been talking about for 40 years and we haven't achieved it. let's talk stop talking and let's start doing. and let's actually have a law that accomplishes what we want to accomplish. we want to make sure that the state can say quality edu

blizzardgs warn cadillac, traverse city, syracuse, watertown, and winter weather advisories.and sq look at them making it towards new york city. cleveland, around southern tier, down to buffalo, all the way through the new york sate thruway, a slippery drive in spots and low visibility through the squalls. the whole southern h of the country, beautiful today. not only d you havehe lizzard on saturday, but it's brutally cold once again through south dakota, north dakota, minnesota, wiscsin, the col air blowing through michigan during the day today. and those windyon conditi will also have snow squalls with them, especially this afternoon in the areas of upstate new york. we'll take a look at that we can igead forecast coming up. there's a storm in the west coming too. >>> just days after a star-studded by shower, the royals took their tour of morocco. han marklery and m visited a high school in the rural town of azni on sunday. they were treated by students waving moroccan and british flags. they stopped by an english class and met with teachers. the expectant parents watched

. >> stacey castor was the typical syracuse, new york, woman. like so many of us. >> she has two daughters, ashley and bree who are teenagers, from a previous marriage. and he was married once before too, and has a grown son, david jr. for both david and stacey, this was their second chance at happiness. and their friends were really rooting for them. >> stacey felt like a princess. stacey felt this was a fairy tale. you know she was loved. she was treated like a lady. >> you fell in love with him. >> yes. >> and you decided to get married. >> yes. >> and how did the girls feel about that? >> they weren't happy about it. >> why weren't they happy? >> they didn't want their father replaced. >> at first, we really didn't like him. he said he didn't want to be our father and he didn't want any part of being a father. he already had his kids and he didn't want more. >> so there was tension. >> there was, but half the time it was brought on by him. >> david was difficult with the kids. he expected them to do everything that he said without question.

syracuse. >> oh!t's right. >> reporter: we survive the winters together. >> we certainly did. >> reporter: you came all this way for egg coffee? >> yes, we did. they call this pho co, the oldest district in hanoi. you can see, you can find just about everything here. street food, really every part of the vietnamese culture. our next find, papaya salad with beef and vegetables. >> this is papaya salad. >> reporter: the papaya, they add the beef, nuts and greens and then the dressing. >> fish sauce. >> reporter: fish sauce. >> vinegar. >> reporter: vinegar. >> sugar. >> reporter: sugar. and that's classic? >> that's classic. >> reporter: the salads arrive. >> this is chili sauce. if you want to have -- >> reporter: yes, please. our first bite. it's very clean. and more of that chili sauce. it is hot. but i love it. and our last stop -- hanoi's most famous dish. i was told we have to come here for the typical pho bo. >> yeah, pho bo. >> reporter: best in hanoi? >> yes. >> reporter: in the kitchen. that's

in upstate new york this was the scene north of syracuse where up to three feet of snow is expected by this morning. meanwhile, overnight some good news for people in michigan, they can finally turn the heat up in their homes again after being asked to conserve earlier this week because of a fire at a natural gas facility. we'll take a closer look at the weekend forecast and the warmer temperatures coming up in less than five minutes. >>> we turn now to the other big story this morning. what's being called the largest fentanyl bust in u.s. history. the drug is 50 times more powerful than heroin. a massive shipment has been stopped at the southern border and now authorities are revealing how they found it. border patrol in arizona calls this the biggest fentanyl bust ever. nearly 254 pounds of the deadly synthetic opioid worth an estimated $3.5 million. >> the drugs that you see next to me were attempted to be smuggled into the united states from mexico. >> reporter: agents became suspicious of a tractor trailer carrying cucumbers which was trying to enter the united states states throu

. >> glor: in a statement today syracuse men's basketball coach jim boeheim said he is heartbroken aftercident last night. boeheim was driving home from a tame when he hit and killed a man standing outside the car in a road in a separate accident. ceheim passed a sobriety test and was not charged. while this type of accident is happening more often, carmakers hope new technology can save lives. here's kris van cleave. >> things like this easily avoidable. >> reporter: deadly pedestrian accidents like this one in honolulu are up 45% nationwide since 2009. the nearly 6,000 killed in 2017 were 19% of all traffic fatalities. now, the insurance institute for tighway safety is testing ghchnology it believes could t event up to 65% of pedestrian collisions, cutting deaths by more than half. the technology uses cameras and sensors to warn drivers, and if needed, automatically applies the brakes. the institute tested systems on 11 small s.u.v.s. nine earned either superior or eavanced ratings for avoiding or reducing the severity of collisions at speeds ranging from 12-37 miles per hour. >> the m

this valentine's day get what you want >>> in a statement today, syracuse men's basketball coach jimim says he is heartbroken after a tragic accident last night. boeheim was driving home from a game when he hit and killed a man who was standing outside a car in the road after a separate accident. boeheim passed a sobriety test and was not charged. while this type of accident is happening more often, carmakers hope new technology can save lives. here is chris van cleef. >> things like this easily avoidable. >> reporter: deadly pedestrian accidents like this one in nolulu a nationwide since 2009. the nearly 6,000 killed in 2017 were 19% of all traffic fatalities. now the insurance institute for highway safety is testing technology it believes could prevent up to 65% of pedestrian collisions, cutting deaths by more than half. the technology uses cameras and sensors to warn drivers, and if needed automatically applies the brakes. the institute tested systems on 11 small suvs. nine earned either advanced ratings for avoiding collisionc. >> the way to prevent deaths is avoid the crash comp

. >> reporter: on interstate 81 north of syracuse, vehicle after vehicle stranded after sliding off the road. whiteout conditions from lake effect snow making travel impossible. we've pulled over the car to the side of the road to wait it out. take a look in front of us. that's all you see. nothing but snow falling at a rate of two to three inches per hour. across the northeast, fires breaking out in the sub-zero wind chills. in new jersey -- >> we need water now! >> reporter: a ten-alarm monster inferno at this paper mill. >> the wind is not helping and the cold is causing the fire to spread rapidly. >> reporter: the factory encased in ice. no one was hurt, but at least 13 people have died since this polar invasion began. tonight, police are investigating the death of 18-year-old university of iowa student gerald belz. the pre-med major discovered outside a campus building in negative 51-degree wind chill. >> i want people to remember him as a compassionate person. >> reporter: across the midwest, the cold shattering records. the chicago river completely frozen over. our alex perez is

from syracuse state college into new york. what we're looking as far as snowfall amounts, basically about six inchess or more you get into the upper parts of the midwest. then as we move east that's where the heavy snow falls. one to three inches, new york, williamsport. upwards of 18 inchesnto northern new england. freezing rain and ice causing problems throughout much of pennsylvania, upstate new york and interior sections of new england. heavy rain d southeast all the way up into part of upstate new york as that warmer air makes its way e in, could see flooding. here are the airport impacts. atlanta, baltimore, detroit, jfk,inneapolis and chicago, and then as far as the roads are concerned i-70, i-80, i-95 from richmond to portland, maine, all going to see major impacts. >> al, thank you. as mentioned, the storm has already caused major problems in the midwest sping up to be another dangerous day on the roads today as well. nbc's kathy park i in minneapolis where snow and ice have been falling all night. hi, kathy, good mor

we do have a few showers on syracuse but we will look at that system coming up. i couldn't find a job. i had so much doubt in me. my current supervisor reached out on linkedin. we set up a phone interview and from there i was hired. linkedin was the matchmaker. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. virginia state lawmaker is back in our plans to introduce an and each met bill against the lieutenant governor. fairfax faces sexual assault charges and members of his party are calling for him to resign. >>> ralph northam is resisting calls from lawmakers to resign. he says he has learned from his mistakes. he is the best person to help the state heal. >> right now, virginia need someone that can heal. there's no better person to do that than a doctor. >> reporter: ralph northam maintained he will not rezone amid the uproar over a racist photo from his med school yearbook. he initially apologized before denying it was him while admitting he had worn blackface to a party that same year. >> i have learned from this. we are in a unique opportunity. >> reporter: it is been a

this time in syracuse. they are going up to the constitution.it. homebuilder sentiment of enough last month improving as the housing market are new to turn the corner. we will ask the question and get an answer, too. the economy up on all cylinders for small business optimism dropped to his lowest level since the 2016 election. we will talk to the head of the largest small business group in the country. i want to know what's really going on here. president trump taking aim at socialism during a speech in miami telling venezuela nicolas maduro that it's time to step aside. watch this. >> so today i ask every member of the maduro regime, end this nightmare of poverty, hunger and death for your people. let your people go. set your country free. stuart: let's get back to those housing numbers. homebuilder sentiment up in the month of february. and look who we have with us via jerry howard, president of the national association of home builders. welcome back are good to see you again. >> good to see you, stuart, thanks. stuart: is the housing market

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let's begin tonight, syracuse new york where they just got a new dogcatcher.uppy! he learned how to drop a ball at the top of the steps and catching it when it gets to the bottom.this shocked new yorkers. mainly people that say what is a catch? the internet is absolutely smitten! 600,000 people have watched the video of the happy hound. which works out for one for every democrat running for president. just dropping it down in writing to the bottom of the stairs. still not going to be commander-in-chief.topic number two. let's go now to mississippi. where there is no margin for error. when you are training the lizard shall we say? wow! look at that. that is a real lizard. animal control relates this to warn the country of the dangers of storm drains. because in any other state this is the creepiest thing you can ever do but in mississippi, this is dinner time. the only crock they are afraid of are the shoes! and rightfully so. truth be told, they're not scared of gators in florida neither! so because all of the gators are whacked out on bath salts. i will howev

tomorrow evening with snow from buffalo to syracuse, rochester, binghampton, all the way into albanynd snow for the evening rush hour in hartford. enough to plow and shovel. this pink and purple is four the to six inches of snow from buffalo through western new york, even areas of higher terrain in connecticut and massachusetts could see two to three inches. new york city northward is the snow line south new york city not much and our friends in michigan same for you, north of detroit and northern wisconsin. when we come back we'll talk a little bit what march will look like. you may not like it. >> what? >> can we skip it? >> how about if we just don't come back. >> still ahead the very latest on the charges filed against new england patriots owner robert kraft. authorities try to crack down on human trafficking in florida. we'll be right back. k. we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to start saving on insurance today. they have business

north of syracuse, highways littered with vehicles sliding off the road, stuck in thick snow.rivers left stranded everywhere you turned. in paterson, new jersey, the polar blast freezing that town's great falls. a driver badly injured when ice from a vehicle several cars in front flew off and into the truck's windshield. the temps being felt across the midwest. the chicago river now a thick block of ice as the city passes the 80-hour mark in these treacherous conditions. in cedar rapids, iowa, police telling abc news they responded to more than 50 accidents in the city on thursday. watch as an out-of-control car slides right into a police suv. the officers had been directing traffic for a different accident when the driver hit them. take a look at the consistency of this snow. as it hits the ground. it's light and fluffy here. but with these sub zero wi windchills, it quickly turns to ice. making for extremely dangerous driving conditions. officials urge people to stay indoors until the warmer temperatures over the weekend finally bring some relief. michael? >> i'm sure you ca

. >> no word yet if zion will play tomorrow against syracuse. a few years younger the 18-year-old may have never even stepped foot in college basketball. according to usa today, they have submitted a former proposal to the players association to lower the draft eligible age to 18 from 19. the plan is to nut in place for the 2022 draft. so this of course would put an end to that one and done rule that's been in place since 2005, guys. so we would once again be seeing players like lebron james go straight from high school to the nba. >> there's no easy, although one easier assistance maybe these players that are making a fortune for these colleges should see a little bit of that money. >> yeah. >> thanks very much. >> all right. >>> let's have some late night laughs, shall we? >> along with everyone else in america, the president is mad at jussie tweeting@jussysmollett, what about maga and the tens of millions of people you insulted with your racist and dangerous comments? after all, racist and dangerous comments kinda my thing, all right. >> this

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overnight we had seven inches in syracuse and three in boston. three in providence. lot of school delays here up in areas of new england. snow is just about gone. then tomorrow we have another little mini storm that will go through washington, d.c. our computers have added more snow. looked like a dusting or so. the blue here is about two inches. widespread from northern virginia, west virginia, right along the border of maryland and southern peninsula. d.c. and baltimore included. this is tomorrow morning at this time. we'll get a little coating of snow for the morning rush hour. let's talk about the potential for actually a big storm. maybe a nor'easter as we go through the end of this weekend into monday. this is actually overnight, changed a little bit and we got more aggressive with the forecast. we start on saturday breaking out the snow from denver to the plains. rain in areas of arkansas and tennessee where they don't need any more. this is 8:00 p.m. sunday with snow widespread interior sections of the northeast. our european model, guys, is saying possibilit

. >> meanwhile, high winds are plaguing the northeast, causing damage in places like syracuse, new york>> reporter: powerful winds lashing the northeast, gusting up to 65 miles per hour. more than half a million losing power, thousands of flights delayed. outside philadelphia, a tree crashing into this home. >> me and my wife are okay. i count myself very lucky. >> reporter: the same system blamed for this deadly pileup on interstate fun in wisconsin sunday. more than 70 injured. one person did not survive. >> that massive storm also spawning eight reported tornadoes saturday, including an ef-3 twister in mississippi that killed one and injured 11. our marcus moore is there. >> reporter: this is what is left of a church sanctuary, where winds knocked down the walls and tore the roof off. >> reporter: and outside nashville this landslide instituting down interstate 64. a high wind advisory was in part of most of the day, some passengers saw some very long delays at la yardia, as long as six hours. gio benitez, new york. >> further south, kentucky and tennessee, the problem is flooding. t

. >> biden goes to syracuse law school in 1965 and marries nelia hunter a year later. when he graduates, biden begins practicing law in delaware. with two sons, beau and hunter, in 1970 biden runs for the newcastle county council. >> he was going for it and so i knew i was going for it with him. >> biden wins the county council seat. two years later after having a third child, naomi, he runs for his seat in the u.s. senate. >> i was his campaign manager. my brother, jimmy biden, was the fundraiser. my brother frankie biden was the volunteer coordinator, my mom was the coffee chair. >> biden's opponent is veteran republican senator caleb boggs who has run undefeated for 25 years. >> nobody took us seriously. the press called us "the children's crusade." >> i'll tell you how bad it was. on labor day we had a serious poll come in, boggs 47, biden 19. >> just two months later in one of the biggest upsets in senate history, 29-year-old biden defeats 63-year-old caleb boggs. >> they announced he won, i thought to myself, i will never, ever believe again that something is imp

. >> jimmy: march 2nd in syracuse, at the landmar theater, i can go to that one. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that'dhter ] >> jimmy: i understand. >> foxwoods, well, you know. >>> jimmy: you guys arg to stick around and play a a game. but first, you said you had something for me? you made something for me? >> oh yes. >> yes. and we don't want to embarrass you. >> yeah. >> of course, but because we know how you hate to make ings about yourself. >> no actually, we -- >> we wanted to give you something to celebrate your fifth year hosting "the tonight show." >> and we have enjoyed the show so much, so we personally sat down, and picked our favorite bits over the lastive years. we looked at all the rap, the music, and the singing, and the pressions. it was so much fun. and so we put together a little montage of our favorite moments from your show for the last five years. >> jimmy: i love you guys. that is amazing. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: stevmamartin and in short. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. >> toast to you, james. >> so many great moments. >> jimmy: so

there is a case here in poughkeepsie, there is a famous case in syracuse. other places, where people who have escaped from the south and are living in the north are arrested and taken to the special federal courts and sent back to slavery unless abolitionists managed to liberate them before they are sent back south. the northern states are outraged over this. a lot of people who don't really care about slavery, a lot of people who do not care about human rights for enslaved people nonetheless say wait a minute, the federal government is going to come in here and tell new york that someone living in new york is denied habeas corpus? how is that going to work? how is it the federal government gets to tell new york this? or pennsylvania or vermont or any other state? they pass what they call personal liberty laws that negate the fugitive slave act. we talk about states rights being a southern issue in the civil war, but it should be clear that the states are just not agreeing with each other. some of the northern states assert their states rights against what

sound answer to that an independent think tank focusing on south sudan and he's joining us from syracuse n. the u.s. very good to have you with us on al-jazeera we are hearing her reflect stories of violence that are driving thousands of people away from yes state what more do we know about the score of the national salvation front and why they are carrying out these attacks alone thanks for having me. the issue is the whole country. living in a state of uncertainty even for barriers. for solution leaders. we signed this peace deal there is still quite a lot about certainty about whether the leaders are generally interested him implementing this bill that we saw those opposition people in in the state sure about the commitment. and what it offers to them so their continued hole out and continue to fight until they are invited to the table and they are but something that they can they can believe in the general an offer for peace for themselves and for the people of the region where they are. and how likely and how likely ministers were on the end of the government to end via these groups

. >>> and back home it, syracuse university basketball coach jim boeheim struck and killed a man on ante new york highway last night on his way home from his team's basketball game the man, 51-year-old jorge jimenez had gotten out of his car following an accident on the icy road bay heim hit him as he tried to avoid the accident scene that is the cnbc news update at this hour. back to you. >> terrible story there. thank you very much. >>> options bulls betting on a transport stock already up 7% in a month. who else pete has that next in unusual activity we'll give you an s&p sector check before we take our break the s&p down 4.5 defensive tone to the day. utility staples leading the way on what is a slightly down day 'rba itwmites. [knocking] ♪ ♪ memories. what we deliver by delivering. i cowe can do theyour screening at her house. hi. this is the man that's going to check your eyes grandma. cognizant ai solutions are helping healthcare companies advance diagnostics and prevent blindness in patients with diabetes. everything looks good. you have beautiful eyes. ♪ your but as you get ol

[applause] brian: in new york, end up at syracuse, go to cleveland. it will be close. >> come on, brian. brian: i know who you want, who do you predict? >> he says he knows who i want. i will predict the team i want to win with the coach that i love. brian: bill belichick. >> yes. brian: sadly beat the falconses greatest comeback ever we're in atlanta. jim, thank you so much. see you at the golf tournament, 4:00 to 7:00 today, top golf in atlanta. "fox & friends" continues. 300 miles per hour, that's where i feel normal. i might be crazy but i'm not stupid. having an annuity tells me retirement is protected. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retireyourrisk.org annuities can provide protected income for life. still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during the ultimate sleep number event. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up re

i am communications major from syracuse. i know public speaking. he made it very clear, he made the case very clear to the american people and to the constituents of the democrats in their districts, this is what is going on. this is the issue. i'm here to help out. i'm here to make it work. you look when the cameras panned all the snickering going on by statements that he is saying, you know, i just did some research over the weaken about winston churchill. winston churchill was very similar. he didn't like a lot of other countries way of life. he was very stern about it. he wasn't very popular about that. but when push came to shove, protecting great britain, he did it. and that is what made him very famous and all the quotes. trump, you know, i'm not saying the guy is a between just but he is trying to protect this country from the last straw of what could hurt it. we've seen that -- neil: you don't think he is going to bend. so you think there is a good possibility we don't get a deal? >> i don't think there is going to be a deal. i don't think

he'l on the bench for tomorrow's game against syracuse. a big rematch against unc next month. reportedly that lower the draft age from 19 to 18. it's got t backing of nba commissioner adam silver. that would help rectify some of this. >> then you still have the one-and-done rule that they have to do a year in college. >> i asked are you hearing a lot about nike-gate. he looked at me and laughed and said not allowed to talk about it. i said, i was dding. was that in the morning meeting? he said yeah. >> one of the biggest stars in college basketball that it haened to. big splash. >>> still ahead, remembering peter torque, the be loved monkeys star. first these messages. piano mus] d mm, uh, whyou do for fun? -not this. ♪ mostly progressive's name your price tool. helps people find coverage options based on their budget. flo has it, i want it, it's a whole thing, and shght there. -yeah, she's my ride. this date's lame. he has pics of you on his phone. -they're very tasteful. he has pics of you on his phone. so again, using "para," you're talking about something una mesa para dos

man, duke plays syracuse tomorrow.e's hurt he shouldn't play. but i think he's on a team. he wants to not let his teammates down. it's a big deal. number one team in the country. they want to continue that. >> and the players did say they had to adjust because, again, he is the star. and having him get out, 36 i think, seconds into the game, big deal. >> i always laugh at people who worry about the shoes. they're not playing like that kid. you don't have to worry about blowing your shoe. >> a little different on the sidewalk as it is on the court. >> yes. >> thank you, adrienne. >>> we're going to move on now to the interrogation video of an uber driver who went on a deadly rampage, killed six people in 2016. the video has never been broadcast before and our chief national correspondent matt gutman also talked to some of the survivors. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. that video shows uber driver jason dalton offering up a defense that shocked the nation. dalton had lived a completely middle class life in

he'll be on the bench for tomorrow's game against syracuse. he's doing some rehab.they do. the nba is considering a proposal that would lower the draft age from 19 to 18. it's got the backing of nba commissioner adam silver, but that would help rectify -- >> that's like high school kids, right? >> that would help rectify some of this. >> then you still have the one and done rule in the ncaa that they've got to do a year of college. >> i was at the nike store yesterday getting shoes for my son. i asked jokingly, are you guys hearing a lot about nike gate? he looked at me and laughed and said not allowed to talk about it. really, i was just kidding. >> the stock though, that's no joke. it is as you said one of the biggest stars in college basketball that it happened to. so big splash. >>> still ahead, remembering peter tork, the tributes pouring in this morning for the beloved -their béarnaise sauce here is the best in town. [ soft piano music playing ] mm, uh, what do you do for fun? -not this. ♪ -oh, what am i into? mostly progressive's name your price tool. helps p

start with snow in areas like ma like bismarck and this is about two to four inches from buffalo, syracuse, hartford, boston, new york city doesn't look too bad for you. anyone hoping for spring, this is not the doesn't look like we'll have any big warmup until maybe the official spring kicks off. >> washington d krchc -- oh, th gorgeous. what a nice sunrise. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. joe." we'll be right back. ♪ don't fence me in. ♪ let me be by myself ♪ in the evenin' breeze, ♪ listen to the murmur of the tall concrete, ♪ ♪ send me off forever, but i ask you please ♪ ♪ don't fence me in. special offers available at your local mini dealer. to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. ♪ -it's all about the big picture. with miguel, our certified financial planner™ professional, we looked at business insurance, our mortgage, even our plans to adopt. -it's not about this fund or that f