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

shale. >> is that going to happen? >> those are all winning issues those issues polled great in the election against tom corbett. he was against those things and went down in a resounding defeat. i don't see a controversies in these issues. >> if you tell western pennsylvania which has its own wealth we're going to tax your wealth and send it to philadelphia it's not going to happen. >> it's not going to happen. >> the marcellas tax there's no way to get changes to the state income tax. which is another proponent to the plan to give more money to education. right there it blows up. >> the public engagement you have to bring them into the conversation. the late governor mario cuomo you basically run on poetry and run on prose. >> do it often early. >> january 20th it's going to happen. >>> let's talk about charter schools in philadelphia, we had another one close walter d. palmer told the students you can't come back. the high school closed earlier in the year. it was trying to stay open, didn't have the funds. there are other charters that closed in december, solomon closed in 2013. there are 40 new applications

shale gas drilling to help fund schools. all combined to convince nearly 55 percent of voters to buy into the york county democrat's campaign slogan. >> tomemocrat for governor a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> reporter: and so we will be here, of course, for tomorrow's noontime ceremony which we'll stream live on 6abc.com. reporting live from harrisburg, walter perez channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you walter. >>> all six schools in the chester-upland school district joined forces for one mega martin luther king day of service event today. chester high served as the hub for hundreds of volunteers and families. improvement projects included landscaping, painting and a community information workshop. martin luther king's legacy of service and faith was celebrated in camden today. pews were packed at saint john baptist church for an annual tribute. this year's theme, now is the time to recapture the dream. in addition to worship service, church members and community advocates were recognized for breaking barriers and leading the revitalization of the city of camden. >> flyers at the new york islanders today. tough game. >> it was an

shale tax. >> he has to make friends. >> has he angered republican leaders enough to make his job more difficult given the changes. we don't know. but we saw two different tom wolves this week. >> i think he is a soft-spoken enough gentleman that will get along with some republicans but not all. i do believe because he doesn't come off with the hard fist, you don't go my way people will be lulled a little bit. i do thing it will be challenging come budget season. i see a lot of folks thinking he is going far left. i don't see that in his character or politics. it sounded good on the campaign trail, but he is a pragmatist. that's why he was so success. in his business. i see the needle moving somewhat claiming a lot of victory and communications coming through. >> he said he is the first governor to operate a forklift and manage the hardware store and volunteer the peace corps. >> there's a possibility that guy can get along with the republican legislature than the last governor. a republican governor is viewed as potential king maker rival troublemaker within the party. republicans seat know tom wolf is not one of us we don't have to worry about his elbows

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, which i remember from being a kid and also broke all kinds of new ground in terms of what you could say and do and what subjects you could cover on television so the show has dear to my heart since the beginning 4 , years you. >> did cast members talk to you for the book? >> essly, mostly to jim. we both worked on the first