corey booker and tim scott. they are the only ones to serve simultaneously in the senate in the nation's history. glad you joined us for conversations with cory booker and tim scott, coming upright now. ♪ ♪ >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ >>> u.s. senator tim scott was appointed by governor nikki haley in 2013 to vacate the seat by jim demint. he won a special election to hold on to the seat. i started the conversation recorded live in washington and the pbs affiliate whut by asking governor scott what his agenda is for the congress which is now just convened. >> i would love to tell you why my agenda is what it is. growing up in a single parent household, i lost my way. i was a kid not doing well in high school. i flunked out of geography. they don't call you bilingual. the choice is education. i learned the wrong way how to find the right way. the wrong way was not paying attention and focusing. the right way was learning to focus my attention to my future. part

senate, cory booker and tim scott. missed night one of the conversation go to our website, pbs.org/tavissmiley. thanks to my friends for letting us use their set. that's our show for tonight. thanks for watching and, as always, keep the faith. >>> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >>> i'm tavis smiley. join me next time with patrick stewart. that's next time. we'll see you then. >>> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> rose: welcome to the program am we begin this evening with a look at the oscar nominations with matt bean, the editor of entertainment weekly. >> there's politicking that goes on. to cast dispersions on some of the other films. when it is set in reality, that is a particularly easy task. in some ways it not one of the things that is beseejd. >> we continue with a conversaon aboutslam with reza aslan will mccants shadi hamid and michael hanna. >> yes it's true. they are were good muslims. people fighting isis are also muslim. the

democrat cory booker and south carolina republican, tim scott. the new congress convenes and the republicans are controlling both chambers. questions from both senators on what to expect, common ground or gridlock. part two of our conversation with cory booker and tim scott coming up, right now. ♪

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. >> reporter: and it isn't just hurd and love, south carolina's appointed senator tim scott was electedthat slot in november's gop landslide making him the first black senator from the south. expanding its appeal with minority voters is key to winning the presidency in 2016 and beyond. will this new crop of black republicans attract more black voters to the gop, after all, these candidates ran on conservative platforms in red states. >> we need the right tools to fix health care and obamacare is not the right tool. >> reporter: we took a closer look at the numbers in south carolina where scott and lindsey graham a white republican senator up for reelection, were both on the ballot. >> 6% of african-americans voted for lindsey graham, the white republican. 10% of african-americans in south carolina voting for tim scott, the black republican. that tells me that having a black republican on the ballot gets a handful of votes. >> reporter: so in the end, all three candidates won by attracting support from white voters a fact not lost on scott. >> people are aligning their votes with their v

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senator tim scott of south carolina. [ applause ] >> thank you. all right. let me tell you the senate will stand shoulder to shoulder with the house as you move forward legislation that protects life. i remember way back when i made jesus christ the lord of my life. y'all going to make me preach up here. i said -- all right, all right, all right. let me just say. accepting jesus christ as your personal lord and savior helped me understand the importance of life. and i will tell you that being a protector of life is not simply an elected official's responsibility. i believe it is the responsibility of every single american in our country. and we will win the battle for life from coast to coast. we must always fight for life. i'll tell you a very quick story and i know i'm a politician, my momma wanted me to be a preacher so this story may not be as quick as some may like. i apologize. as a small business owner, i had several employees. and one of my employees several years ago had an unplanned appreciation. -- pregnancy. and i had been involved for years and

please welcome to the stage senator tim scott of south carolina. [cheering and applause] >> thank you. we will stand shoulder to shoulder with the house as you move forward to protect legislation life. [cheering and applause] i remember way back when i made jesus christ the lord of my life -- [cheering and applause] y'all gon make me drink up here. i said, all right, all right, all right! let me just say, accepting jesus christ as your personal lord and saviour helped me understand the importance of life, and i will tell you that being a protector of life is not simply an elected official's responsibility. i believe it is the responsibility of every single american in our country. [cheering and applause] and we will win the battle for life from coast-to-coast. we march always for life. i'll tell you a very quick story, and i know i'm a politician. my momma wented -- wanted me to be a preacher so this may not be as quick as some would like. as a small business owner, i have several employees and one of my employees several years ago had an unplanned

senator tim scott of south carolina, the first black senator elected from the south since reconstruction. former republican senator edward brook of massachusetts holding the distinction of being of first african-american to be elected to the senate. brook passed away saturday at the age of 95. i'm sure he was proud of his party and the most diverse congress of history who took their seats today. our quotation of the evening. this from bulgarian thinker and political scientist ivan krastev -- we are coming right back. >>> president obama made a big deal out of opening up cuba to america. now, he's asking the president of mexico for help. billionaire publisher and real estate magnate mort zuckerman joins us thanks. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to able global commerce that can help your company grow steadily and quickly. great job. (mandarin) ♪ ♪ cut it out. >>see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and with my cash back, you are money. forget him. my airline miles will take your game worldwide. what i'm really looking for is -- i got two word

the senate will have two african-americans, republican tim scott of south carolina, and democrat cory booker of new jersey. and when the 114th congress opens on tuesday, michigan congressman, john conyers, will be the new house dean, taking over the role from long serving member john dingell. the 11th congress gavels in tuesday at noon eastern. we'll see the swearing-in of members and the election for house speaker. watch the house live right here on c-span. and the senate live on c-span2. and with the new congress, you'll have the best access, the most extensive coverage anywhere right here. track the g.o.p. as it leads on capitol hill and have your say as events unfold on tv, radio, and the web. >> here are some of our featured programs you'll find this holiday weekend on the c-span networks. saturday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, from the explorer's club, apollo 16 astronaut charlie duke, the youngest man to walk on the moon. sunday evening at 8:00 on c. span a's "q&a," the president and c.e.o. of the national council of la raza, the largest national hispanic civil rights a

love, congressman will herd of texas, and senator tim scott of south carolina are part of the largestck republican class since the reconstruction era. there will be 33 hispanic members of congress. 12 asian-americans. two of native american an southeastsry. the vast majority consider themselves to be christian, along with 60 mormons, 28 jewish-americans, two muslims, and within hindu. many have served our nations. 38 army 16 navy, as well as air force. 14 national guard, as well as 14 marines. congress is supposed to be representative of all of us, and this time around it appears it's getting just a bit closer. >>> let's move on to this. obama administration forcing companies to disclose the ratio of ceo to worker pay. the real story behind this new requirement is now going to happen. >>> and the baseball hall of fame releasing. barry bonds was a shoe-in until his steroid scandal. who is in, and who is out this year? do stand by. óqoqúúÑ@ >>> welcome back. controversial new rules, well, it's part of a little known regulation in the dodd frank wall street performance from 2010 set to b

senator tim scott of south carolina, the first black senator elected from the south since reconstructionormer republican senator edward brook of massachusetts holding the distinction of being of first african-american to be elected to the senate. brook passed away saturday at the age of 95. i'm sure he was proud of his party and the most diverse congress of history who took their seats today. our quotation of the evening. this from bulgarian thinker and political scientist ivan krastev -- we are coming right back. >>> president obama made a big deal out of opening up cuba to america. now, he's asking the president of mexico for help. billionaire publisher and real estate magnate mort zuckerman joins us with how hard it is to deal with the castros. he's next. why's that? look what daddy's got... ahhhhhhhhhh!!!!! growth you can count on from the bank where no branches equals great rates. you show up. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future we're here for you. we're legalzoom, an

there's mia love and tim scott. >> and she's the first woman republican in the house? >> first african-american woman republican in the house. but all that being said, this incredibly diverse class or most diverse class in history, it is still 80% male, 80% white. so still has a long way to go in terms of reflecting the united states of america population. >> good point. dana is up on the hill, our chief congressional correspondent. i don't know how much drama there is, but there's a little bit of drama as far as john boehner being reelected speaker of the house. that process is now getting under way, right? >> reporter: that's right. there actually were officially formally five people nominated to be speaker of the house. and the votes are beginning as we speak. you see that playing out on the house floor. the five people are john boehner, nancy pelosi, it is the tradition for the minority party to nominate and vote for their minority leader. and that's happening here, even though because they don't have the votes in congress in the house, there's very little chance s

you taught -- senator tim scott is part of the largest black republican lass in congress since the reconstruction era. there will be 46 black lawmakers and the new congress. hispanic lawmakers will have 33 in the house and 30 senators. that is peter sullivan reporting on that. the 114 congress gavels in tomorrow at 9:00. next, we hear from former white house officials and the obama bush, and clinton administrations. >> this would not happen without pat griffin. he has been a background of being an assistant director and assistant to be president under clinton. he organized this and he came up with the idea several months ago and i said, yes, go with it. he has been the academic director of the public affairs here, a lobbyist for many years since 1998 and he is the assistant director for policy and programs of the center. that is part of his role here but he also has had experience on the hill. he was one of the only elected the only elected staff person and assistant to the leader and special policy adviser to tom daschle. he has had private sector experience also. the point is, he knows the priv

on twitter, south carolina senator tim scott said -- massachusetts congressman joe kennedy tweeted. michigan congressman john conyers said -- representative conyers will be part of the new congress that begins this week. as the longest member of the house, you will become dean of the house on tuesday. "washington journal" met with him to discuss his new role. guest: joining us is the incoming dean of the house, john conyers of michigan. good morning. tell us about the position you are about to assume. tell us how one becomes the dean of the house. guest: the first requirement is longevity. the dean of the house is the longest serving member in the house of representatives. he has the honor of opening day to square in the incoming speaker of the house, which is a constitutional office. even though the present speaker of the house is going to be the same one, he will still have to be sworn in again. that is where i come in. host: you will do that job today, to swear the speaker in. tell us about the longevity aspect of it. you come to this position taking over from representative ding

senator tim scott's choice act seeks to expand educational choices for children with disabilities, those from military families and kids from lower in connection with as well. but we need your help. washington, d.c. on january 28th during the national school choice week to celebrate the progress that's been made with the d.c. voucher and charter school programs and commit ourselves to a broader effort. i would encourage you all to attend and listen to the house and senate leaders and encourage us, too. let the democrats defend the old way. let them defend the in indispensable indispensable, the status quo. we can be the champion of the american family. it's really this simple. in modern america your destiny should not be determined by what family you were born into or what zip code you live in. this is a civil rights issue of our time. and it's a political issue we can win on. let's be the party the movement, the cause that fights for the american family and make sure that every american has a real chance to succeed. friends, there are better days ahead. better opportunities lay just bey

hey, scott, tim cook said this was the biggest ever quarter for switches away from android over to iphone and i'm not shocked if you get at least one analyst question about what that impact might be on market share. >> good stuff. thanks, that's all for us. have a great rest of the day. power starts now. >>> halftime is over and "power lunch" and the second day of the trading day start right now. >>> scott, thank you so much crude plunging below $44 a barrel, energy stocks feeling the pain. the smart money or what people call smart money, now see this as the opportunity of a lifetime to get in where the hedge funds are diving into energy and how they are doing it. biotech is a hot sector. you know that already. the etf tracking the index about 120% higher in the past two years. get ready for a big search in biotech ipos over the next week. the biggest surge ever is if the sign of a bubble, a frothy market? containing the measles in america from california to the midwest. measles are back. what you need to know to protect your family. all that and more this hour of power. first, to sue, at

>> marissa mayer is the most underrated, does not get enough credit, tim armstrong -- >> scott, say whatere is the stock. >> programmatic media, early bets on adaptive tv, now the third largest ad network behind google and facebook. $4 billion acquisition for a $176 billion company makes all the sense in the world. >> you brought in marissa mayer because there is so much discussion of yahoo! having to tie up with aol, if the verizon- a well deal goes through, it leaves yahoo! in the cold. >> this comer station, would not happen in europe. -- this conversation would not happen in europe. >> we would be talking in meters per second. the potential verizon-eight will deal -- it does it make sense to matter what the sec decides about how to handle internet infrastructure? >> are you getting to net neutrality again? >> i am! i almost said title ii -- i said it! i wonder if verizon considers maybe becoming a content provider, does it have to wait for the fcc to rule on net neutrality. >> i think verizon can take control of the fact that they create a third of the market handsets in the u.s. >>

if i can take my flyer, if he decides to run and scott walker doesn't prove to be the tim pawlenty ofhis year the guy i'm watching is mike pence the governor of indiana. he hasn't made any moves yet. he says he's going to wait until after the legislative session in that state. he could be the same guy if scott walker -- >> he's the one i think might be the tim pawlenty this time. >> when we say tim pawlenty do we mean the loser or the guy who should win on paper? >> who should win on paper. we did forget the number one liability for chris christie which is that hug with president obama. that is not going to go away. >> this thing about, i do well in a blue state. since when have any republican primary voters cared about that? >> i think there is maybe a moment right now to make the case for this and play devil's advocate where republicans are concerned that they are becoming this regional party, and they want to feel like they can expand their coalition and be able to potentially win over states that weren't winnable before. frankly, if they don't think that way, they're going to lose

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>> hey, scott, tim cook said this was the biggest ever quarter for switches away from android over toe, and i'm not shocked if you get at least one analyst question about what that impact might be on market share. >> good stuff. thanks, that's all for us. have a great rest of the day. power starts now. >>> halftime is over and "power lunch" and the second day of the trading day start right now. >>> scott, thank you so much, crude plunging below $44 a barrel, energy stocks feeling the pain. the smart money or what people call smart money, now see this as the opportunity of a lifetime to get in where the hedge funds are diving into energy and how they are doing it. biotech is a hot sector. you know that already. the etf tracking the index about 120% higher in the past two years. get ready for a big search in biotech ipo

. >> reporter: tim was a trumpet prodigy growing up in scott's valley. his talent eventually finding a home for 20 years in the orchestra of the san francisco opera where tim rose to the position of principal trumpet player. but in 2003 doctors said increasing pressure in his eyes had led to you glaucoma. and when he played that pressure rose. >> that could be a risk for blindness early in life if you don't stop playing the trumpet." >> reporter: with that tim's career was over. he spent the next decade focused on raising his two sons. ♪ >> reporter: not even picking up his trumpet until years later while trying to get certified as a music teacher. tim, not realizing how much he missed it until he had an audience. a woman who had wandered in to watch him practice. >> i can watch the emotion in her psyche as i play my concerto to her. she's just thrilled and enthralled with it. and right then i realized what it is to be a musician. being able to move their hearts. >> you heard it go down didn't you? you have a good ear for hearing when it goes up and down

sharks enforcer john scott gets tim jackman, knocks him out cold. jackman would eventually be okay. after tonight, three minutes in jackman in need to settle a score, blows off team with michael halley gets the best of him. physical early given these teams. 1:30 later. mark edward vlasic shoots joe pavelski deflects, sharks 1-0. pavelski getting his stick on it. great play. beating frederick anderson for his 18th of the year. right now get ready for the third, sharks lead 1-0. >>> san jose skating to end a three-game slide. the full story tonight at 11:00. >> thank you very much. for a full half hour of bay area sports coverage sportsnetcentral tonight at 10:30. >>> frigid temperatures down south could affect the one thing everyone shows up to see at the annual rose parade. float designers worry the snoeld snap could wilt flowers. the flowers may suffer but cold weather isn't keeping people away lining the parade route. temperatures expected to dip as low as 29 year night in pasadena. everyone doing whatever they can to stay warm. >> we want a beautiful spot like this because you ha

. >> scott walker always reminds me of tim valenti from two years ago. when you get in the room with him, it is not that he is not a good guy or a good performer, but republicans need someone who is an all start to get hillary clinton, and i can't imagine they are going to get scott walker with their hopes and dreams. >> he talked about how to buy a shirt at kohl's with coupons and discounts to get it down to zero or less to get the short for free, it was a nice story, and again it shows that he is a very relatable guy, but i think to play in the big leagues, he has to step up in his game and get new advisors, it probably did not hurt him last leg, but it did not help him. >> in this environment he will have to fight amongst the big heavyweights. and president obama and david cameron had a share of play dates at the white house today and yesterday. it shot off with a charming press conference that barack and davey go together like bangers and mash! >> thank you very much barack. >> david is a great friend. >> barack is a great friend of britain. >> how c

senator tim scott's best choice act seeks to expand educational choices for children with disabilities those from military families and kids from lower income families as well. but we need your help. we are having an event here in washington d.c. on january 28 during the national school choice week to celebrate the progress made with the d.c. voucher and charter school programs and commit ourselves to a broader effort. i encourage you all to attend and listen to the house and senate leaders to participate in a courage just to. let the democrats defend the old way. let them defend the indefensible, the status quo. is failing too many families. we can either champion of the american family. it's really that simple. in modern america your destiny should not be determined by what family you're born into or what zip code he lived in. it is a political issue we can win on. let's be the party, the movement, the cause that fights for the american family and makes sure that every american has a real chance to succeed. friends there are better days ahead, better opportunities lay just beyond the

tim nowak was on the opposite side. scottrry right in front but that's not his call. >> mike: off this tie-up hossa flicked it on back. 2:20 to go in the third period of a 2-2 tie. 42,000 watching here in washington and all of you. given across. seabrook a drive. pad stop rebound. flipped along, not out. set up now, another shot. off bickell's stick got the glass and can be played around and once more seabrook to hold. then along to saad. looking to the front where bickell has planted himself. seabrook shooting and that one blocked off. rebound turned around to the front and cleared back out again by beagle. half a minute to go on the power play. two shots on this power play already. rifled back in by seabrook. around it goes near bickell. touched behind. but it's alzner to play it there to backstrom. and backstrom is able to make them chase. richards again. a dozen seconds to go on this power play to the last 1:20 of regulation time. alzner tries to deal with toews. there will be a penalty coming up and this one is going to

tim nowak was on the opposite side. scottrry right in front but that's not his call. >> mike: off this tie-up hossa flicked it on back. 2:20 to go in the third period of a 2-2 tie. 42,000 watching here in washington and all of you. given across. seabrook a drive. pad stop rebound. flipped along, not out. set up now, another shot. off bickell's stick got the glass and can be played around and once more seabrook to hold. then along to saad. looking to the front where bickell has planted himself. seabrook shooting and that one blocked off. rebound turned around to the front and cleared back out again by beagle. half a minute to go on the power play. two shots on this power play already. rifled back in by seabrook. around it goes near bickell. touched behind. but it's alzner to play it there to backstrom. and backstrom is able to make them chase. richards again. a dozen seconds to go on this power play to the last 1:20 of regulation time. alzner tries to deal with toews. there will be a penalty coming up and this one is going to

. >> scott, what do you think -- tim cook can do no wrong? >> with the company that size generating revenue growth of 30%, when you think about something paul alluded to -- 57% growth from iphone alone -- obviously, the company is firing on all cylinders -- the ipad japan. nonetheless, getting back to what we were discussing about applepay i, for one, think suggesting this will be the year of applepay is hyperbole. it is wanting to make it available and to have marketing and news flow related to it another thing to generate revenue and profit. i think it will take time to deploy, to educate vendors, their employees, and users, and i hardly see this as the year of applepay. >> not to or cold water on what some people have called the quarter for the ages, but i am from washington and my optimism was crushed years ago. ipad sales went down, or at least slowed again. is that an area for concern? is that something the company should be looking to improve? >> it is something we have looked at. it is not something new. frankly, ipad sales have shown

rick nolan, donald norcross, cedric richmond, kurt schrader, david scott, terry sewall, marc veasey, and timhite house has said that president obama will be to the bill. for congress to override that threat, 290 members of the full house will need to vote in favor of the measure. here are members debating the bill from the house floor. r. 3. -- on h.r. 3. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. shuster: mr. speaker, pursuant to house resolution 19 i call up the bill h.r. 3, to approve the keystone x.l. pipeline. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 3. a bill to improve the keystone x.l. pipeline -- approve the keystone x.l. pipeline. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 19 the bill is considered read, the bill shall be debatable for one hour, equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on transportation and infrastructure. and the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on energy and commerce.

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan reserv t ban of his tim for what purpose does the gentlemanrom virg, . scott, seek recognition? mr. scott: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempe: genem irecognized for such time as he may consume. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speake i rise poh. 468, the enhancing services for runaway and homeless victim -- homeless victims of youth trafficking act of 2015. i'm honored to join my colleagues, the gentleman from nevada, . heck, the gentleman from michigan, mr. walberg, and the chairman of the full committee, the gentleman fr minnesota, mr. kline, and apprecte their leadershi this important issue. our bill makes important changes in the runaway and homeless youth act so victims of sexual exploitation and trafficking can get more of the help that they need. we know that trafficking and youth homelessness are often affecting the same populations. young people that have run away or are homeless are particularly vubblenerble to sexual exploitation and trafficking and programs targeted toward runaway and homeless youth should be smu

rick noland donald norcross collin peterson cedrick richmond kirt sl ader david scott, terri sewell sewell, mark vesie and timid that president obama will veto the bill. for congress to override that threat 290 members of the full house will need to vote in favor of the measure. here are members debating the bill from the house floor. >> the gentleman from pennsylvania. >> house resolution 19, i call the bill hr-3 to approve the keystone xl pipeline. >> the title of the bill? >> hr 3, a bill to improve the keystone xl pipeline. >> pursuant to house resolution 19, the bill is considered read. the bill shall be debatable for one hour equally did i havevide i bite the commit on transportation and the chair and ranging minority member of the committee on energy and commerce. the gentleman from pennsylvania mr. schuster, the gentleman from oregon, mr. defazio from kentucky mr. whitfield and the gentleman from new jersey each will control 15 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. schuster? >> thank you. i yield myself such time as i may consume. >> the gentleman from pennsylvania is reco

. >>> a ceo tim cook may be the highest paid man at apple but he is not the highest paid. scottw, someone crushes him in that department. >> crushes him. the highest paid person at apple, kris s their new head of retail sales who last year made $73 million, more than seven times as much as ceo cook. it is kind of a one-time sort of thing, angela earhardt's big payout is to make up for the unvested stock she left at her last job at burberry, one of the highest paid execs in the uk. >>> the markets traded higher thursday, that makes our fourth winning day in a row and the best run so far this year. oil prices spiked briefly this morning on news of the death of saudi king but settled back down as the new king said there would be no changes in the kingdom's policy. >>> the silicon valley in context with the world, king abdue loo who sat on one of the world's largest deposits of oil in the planet had a personal fortune of $18 billion. mark zucker sberg worth $33 billion. >>> box finally traded as a public company. it has lots of fits and starts as it hiccups toward an ipo. it did so

tim minute me in tonight for iain page. >> i'm lucy nolan. if you thought it was cold just wait. chief meteorologist scott williams is outside in old city tonight feeling that nip in the air with everything we need to know. hi scott. >> lucy and dawn, bundle up. that's the operative word if you're stepping outdoors. dress in layers because we're talking about a dangerous cold setting up shop across our area. i'm live here in old city, and folks are definitely bundled up. they have a little extra pep in their step to get where they're going soon because it's simply very cold. let's talk about those current temperatures right now, because if you're stepping outdoors it's not so much the air temperature it's the actual feels like temperature. 20 degrees right now and you can see we're looking at those numbers really dropping it feels like 5 degrees when you step outdoors. so that is making it feel even worse. especially to your skin and how your body reacts. but look at the numbers north and west. it feels like 16 below already in the pocono mountains and we're talking about feels like temperatures in philad

tim money knee in for iain page. >> i'm lucy noland much it's going to be quite the week. let's get straight to moi chief meteorologist scott williams. >>> it really is lucy and dawn. the timing of this system will impact tomorrow morning's rush. winter weather advisories post forward all of south injuries associate all of delaware included in that along the i-95 corridor. philadelphia and north and western suburbs. 5am until 4:00 p.m. tomorrow we're watching a clipper system right now still well off to the west. you can see it's bring something snowfall to surgeon sections of minnesota. the entire state of iowa, moving into sections of illinois and it's headed in our direction. the cold air it's definitely in place. 32 degrees right now in philadelphia. but it feels like it's in the 20s for philadelphia. teens north and west. even single digit wind chills right now in the pocono mountains. so the bottom line, cold and dry tonight. low temperatures in the teens to around 20 degrees in the city. and what about the timing of that snowfall? it arrives around day break tomorrow. it will be light snow. but just enough to cause s

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new hampshire, rob portman of ohio, former minnesota governor tim pawlenty, hewlett-packard chief meg whitman former massachusetts senator scott brown, former missouri senator jim talent, and representative jason chaffetz. romney says he intends on running to the right of bush who is also working vigorously to what donors -- court donors and establishment figures for a 2016 bid. he is trying to assure them that he shares their views on immigration and tax policy and if he enters the race he will not forsake 20 orthodoxy. -- party orthodoxy." mitt romney telling supporters that he will run to the right of jeb bush. yesterday on a fox news radio show, john gibson asked the senator rand paul, another potential contender, about romney throwing in his hat. [video clip] >> ilife governor romney, -- i like governor romney, i think he is a great businessman. but that is yesterday's news. he has tried twice. i don't really think that there is a third time now there. i think he did a lot of things right, but in the and you have got to have a bigger constituency. you've got to attract new people to win and i think it is just time that pr

scott walker was, is he going to be able to show passion. martha: too nice and too plight. -- and too polite. >> last time around we had tim pawlenty who wasn'troject emotion. people thought this reserved solid, very effective governor of wisconsin they those's a good guy with a great record, but is he going to be able to demonstrate passion? while we had a lot of good perform answers at the iowa freedom forum. ted cruz, rick perry the guy who won the headline was walker because of this delivery. if he keeps this up he will be a major player particularly in the iowa caucasus. he spent some early years in iowa and his dad was a pastor there. martha: iowa will be a huge test. two people that everybody also talked quite a bit about were the two men who were not there mitt romney and jeb bush. here is donald trump on the two of them. >> you can't have romney he chokes, you can't have bush. the last. the last thing we need is another bush. martha: he said romney choked in the last election and we can't have another bush and he got a rounding applause. >> the forum is less than 1% of the people who voted in 2012. there is a pool of 350,000 400,000

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scott rudin, stephen rais and jeremy dawson, producers. "the imitation game," norah grossman do ostrakoski. "selma" christina colson oprah winfrey, dee dee gardner and jeremy kleiner, producers. "the theory of everything." tim helen estabrook and david lancaster, producers. >>> for the complete list of all the nominations, please visit oscar.com. >>> and join us sunday night, february 22nd, to celebrate these incredibly -- >>> the nominations are in and, joe, the nominations for best picture, let you wrap everything up we just saw here though that is a real fight. that's a real fight. i can't imagine even which one i'd want to win. >> a real fight. a couple of things. robert duvall getting -- making history today as the oldest nominee in his category for best supporting actor at 84. just extraordinary actor forea long time. bradley cooper. once again. a nominee for best actor. but "american sniper," "birdman" and "grand budapest hotel" have broken through, i can tell you, the scarborough guys all wes anderson fans. if he was yesterday a quirky hollywood director that everybody loved but nobody you know not everybody got in hollywood that has finished the academy, officially embraced wes anderson and just ab