pushed us into pink. sustained us in that investment. we started with office 365. pushed into the hardware business with surface. and now satya nadella, my successor, is taking things to infinity and beyond, if you will. feel beingdo you asked about your successes and they'll years, what you are most proud of at least proud of? steve: at this stage, i'm almost three years out. it's ancient history. there are some things i wish i would have done differently, of course. i started a company that had about $2.5 million in revenue and 30 people and left a company that had $22 billion in profit and i feel like net/net, pretty good success. emily: what is your relationship with bill like today? steve: we have kind of drifted apart. he has his life and i have mine. microsoft was the thing that really bound us. as friends but got in mashed around microsoft and since then, since i have gone, we have drifted little bit. when you left, he left suddenly. what really happened? steve: it was not a simple thing for either one of us. day,nk at the end of the probably two things --

by 5:00, spotty light rain moving into the viewing area ahead of a line of showers that should move through. notice pink and purple, indicating rain and snow north of usthat moves into the poconos. should see snow showers by tonight, 8:30. notice there's a mix as well through parts of lehigh, north hampton, berks county. passing through delaware and new jersey, will shift up and out northeast. by midnight, this is in our neck of the woods. we're less with high winds and very cold air in place. moving through sunday, may see lingering snow over the poconos. they're going to see some throughout sunday. temperatures for us today, we're snies ahe nice ahead of the system. mid to upper 60s in the suburbs and lehigh valley. notice spot showers picking up on the board. this is the start of a front late day. winds will increase. 67 for trenton, 63 atlantic city, and wilmington at 65 degrees with some increasing clouds. bad news for the philadelphia marathon sunday, things will be chilly. looking at temperatures 37 degrees at 7:00 a.m. low 40s, 10:00 a.m. 45 by noon, with wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour, it will feel cooler than it is, closer to 20 to 30 de

the areas in pink, the counties into minnesota, that is al 20 of snow in the area. the snow will not affect us but the inergy -- plenty of snow in the area. the snow will not affect us but plenty of energy. for us, we will enjoy the sunshine and through the nighttime hours, mostly clear. maybe a few clouds. tomorrow, it all changes with a front coming through the there could be accumulation of snow in the mountains. as we get into sunday here with a strong wind, partly cloudy skies, maybe a a few flurries blowing around the area as well. tomorrow afternoon will be like the mid 60's. we get into sunday morning hours, feeling like the 20's. nice and warm today. tomorrow, still mild until a front comes through. cold air coming in on sunday. tuesday looks nice, wednesday, maybe some showers. get out of here before sunrise on thanksgiving. jummy: you have to be a true fan to go to that redskins game sunday night. mcdonald's is going some upscale. touchscreen ordering -- service will expand next year into the district. smart shopper advice for anyone in the market for big ticket items. a consumer ex

pink, and experts believe it is way more dangerous than heroin. stefania okolie has been looking into the dangers of this synthetic drug. and she joins us live. stefania? >> yeah, john and kari, and perhaps the most dangerous part about this drug is how it's accessible. take a look right here. i only had to search a few things to pop up a website selling this drug known as pink, also known as pink heroin, for just $35 for people purchasing it who could have no idea what it could do for them, u4770, better known as pink on the streets, is a new drug eight times stronger than heroin. molecule, and all of a sudden you have got something new. >> and that something new is typically altered strands of already illegal drugs. >> you could have an illegal drug, a banned or controlled substance, change just a piece of it and all of a sudden it's a legal product. >> it's part of a bigger issue that's been sweeping the nation for a year, a surge in synthetic drugs on the market. >> sadly, there's always new designer drugs appearing every day. >> pink now responsible for dozens of nation, most recently in utah where 213-year-old boys died after taking the

use a pink tint. i think that's the best match for my lip color. when i wear pink, my friends tell me i look cute. >> for many young girls, lip tints are a gateway intohe world of cosmetics. >> translator: if the teachers catch up with these, they take them away. that's happened to me twice. confiscated and thrown in the trash. >> on weekdays, ye-jin only tints her lips, but on weekends, she goes all out. before getting started, she always gets her mother to tie up her hair. ye-jin lives with her parents, grandmother, and two older siblings who are currently busy with exams. as the youngest of three, she's a little indulged. she likes listening to music as she does her makeup. first, she puts on b.b. cream. then carefully hides any spots or moles with consuler. ♪ ye-jin first became interested in cosmetics in sixth grade, inspired by her middle school aged cousin's use of full makeup. ♪ her friends became interested around the same time. following trends ye-jin learned by copying those around her. ♪ and now, every month, around half of her $30 allowance goes on buying cosmetics. ♪ but with less than a year of experience, it's been a daily learning cu

us into early retirement. i moved on to greener pastures! see you on the green! okay! shannon: two big performers will be headlining sumer fest next year. charles: steve is next with now milwaukee. in pink performing at the next sumer fest. we will tell you how to get tickets on the now milwaukee coming up next. john: i keep asking how will you skip winter? 58 degrees at 8:48 at 10 with partly cloudy skies. good evening, i'm steve chamraz, welcome to the now milwaukee.we haven't even stuffed the turkey yet... but some people have summer on the

pink and it's responsible for dozens of deaths across the nation. stefania okolie has been looking into the dangers of the synthetic drug. she joins us now. parents need to be aware of the dangers of the drug. >> perhaps the most alarming thing about it is how easily it can be accessed. search into google, this one here as cheap as $35. a lot of people don't know that the synthetic drug is extremely deadly. >> sadly, there are always new designer drugs appearing every day. >> better known as pink on the streets, an opiate strand drug that's eight times stronger than heroin. >> chemists create it, a lot of money molecule or leg and it's something new. >> that something new is typically already banned illegal drugs. >> you can have a controlled substance, change a piece of it, and all of a sudden it's a legal product. >> it's part of a surge of synthetic drugs on the market, pink now responsible for dozens of deaths across the nation, most recently in utah where 213-year-old boys diedf a taking the drug. they ordered it on the internet. community education for community bridges. she says one of the scariest parts about this is the very easy

us. here is the radar tonight and it does show a band of light rain working its way northeast this is warm evection precipitation, into eastern iowa, there is blue and pink in here, that could mean a few wet snowflakes or a little bit of sleet in spots shouldn't last very long this goes quickly on tonight we should be in a lull tomorrow morning later in the day the more substantial rains are expected to occur those will last right on into tomorrow night so on the satellite, our storm system is still well to the southwest of precipitation is expected to develop a little light presip ahead of the main storm system this will be in here late tonight early tomorrow morning i think by the time the commute hits most of that will be gone there might be a few sprinkles around but the temperatures here in the corridor around the freezing mark around 33, to 34 degrees, this storm system is likely to be around tuesday and tuesday night, finally kick out on wednesday morning after that a dry seasonal da thanksgiving itself should see a little bit of sunshine and the temperatures will be back somewhere in the 40s in the extended forecast sure has been dry around here

pink, white, green and north us. it will stay that way at least through the first half of the day and as we go into the afternoon we can pull up just a little moisture from the south meaning chance of spotty showers in the forecast. not a great chance but some chances by delaware and shore. looking at your visibility map for the most part things are clear. 10 is the maximum number we'll see. areas like mount poke new york lancaster, millville are less than 10 mile marker we see some very light patchy fog. this will burn off with sunrise coming up before 7:00 a.m. looking at your black friday planners. here are your temperatures. 8:00 a.m. early start, 44 degrees. we move to mid-50s as we move into the afternoon. cloudiness is expected throughout the day. wouldn't be surprised a little after your lunch time if we see isolated showers. spotty showers possible philadelphia through the suburbs near the lehigh valley. 50 degree your noon temperatures. upper 40s capping right around low 50s. isolated chances. better chance for delaware, new jersey and along the shore but also not a great chance of rain. we're 56 degrees at n

pink and the whites up there. that indicates really cold temperatures. air head down toward us. so right now, we have this system. still being developed way up into the north. this is going to bring, come down our area by about monday. so, that is really going to cool us off. some temperatures across the front range may have highs only in the 20s . overnight lows possibly close to zero in the single digits an the western slope could be pretty chilly as well. we will keep watching this one. today might feel downright balmy. >> today, we hit 38 at dia. 39 downtown after starts of 21 33 and 32 now north 14 for the winds. 16% humidity with a rising barometer. purgatory, great snow up there. and crested butte. all the ski areas getting a full action with that snow. temperatures tonight, teens, 20s over the other than plains. above and below the 0 mark in the mountains. temperatures in the single digits and teens. 20s , 30s , 40s over the eastern plains. temperatures in the 20s and the 30s . all right, here is the forecast now. for tonight, we will look for temperatures only in the teens. fair, chilly, we see the sunshine. around 40 degrees. and then,

us sustained wind. the line in pink is the gust. it's going to be breezy all day but when you take the sustained winds into account we really start to see a difference towards dinner time with more nine to ten to 15 miles an hour sustained. that is a far cry from what we hours. warm front lifting through and -- we're certainly feet feeling it. air that house out a little bit as you're putting ornaments on your christmas tree. showers most of them are now to the east. we've got a few leftover showers this morning and like i said, these are really, really light in intensity. that's not the issue. it's the wind and the power outages and the things like, you know, power lines and tree branches that are down. danielle is going to have a report coming up momentarily. the good news is 1 sunshine on the way. i think that after some cloud cover this morning. that's really going to help draw our temperatures up to those 60s and then some. tomorrow too. it's going to be another really mild day. before things start to feel smr seasonal. the shower chances for early today. orders just call it a breezy warm tuesday and maybe a low 60s and shower

us later tonight, we'll start to see snow in the mountains. for sunday into monday, we have winter storm warn information the pink shaded areas, steamboat through vale, aspen, 10 to 20 inches of snow possible there. 12 inches of snow. as we look at the future cast, we will see some moisture in the denver metro area. fortunately it may be late tomorrow, just in time for the bronco game. sunny to partly cloudy today. there's the snow. tomorrow morning it's snowing pretty good in the mountains. we might see just a little sprinkle or maybe some light snow in the denver metro area coming through, and the chances continue through the evening. not a huge chance, but we might see a sprinkle or a little -- kind of little light rain-snow mix maybe coming together around here. i don't think we'll see much accumulation in the here we go, sunny, breezy day, about 61 degrees with a few clouds this morning. then sunday, 50 degrees, partly cloudy. there might be a little mix here and there, and that will do it. not much accumulation. and then monday 45. and then 30s settle in tuesday and wednesday. at this point, doesn't look like a lot of moisture with it but

us. as we continue to see the widespread rain throughout the day into the evening hours. you can see that pink largely out of here. greenfield having seen a couple of slippery spots this morning. we have reduced vizabilities as we are seeing this rain. we also have the chance for some patchy fog as well through this afternoon and evening. that is going to make for reduced visibility for the ut worcester down to three miles of visibility. nothing terribly dense. a little bit pesky here. as we head into the afternoon, too, winds are going to rev up for us. especially across the cape and the islands. wind gusts between 30, 40, even 50 miles per hour. we do have a wind advisory. that is in effect at 5:00 this early evening through midnight tonight. we will be breezy throughout the boston metro as well. back to you guys. >> anchor: breaking now at noon, the new hampshire attorney general announcing an investigation into an apparent homicide in manchester. responded to thornton street for reports of shots fired. when police arrived, they found the man living there dead. officers will continue to inv

used these wishes to hide the crime. little did they know, someone was it was all caught on camera. the six minute video shows a pickup truck pulling into the driveway. the two men, one in a pink shirt and one in a striped shirt gets out and look around. they walk off camera into the garage. you see them come back and forth carrying boxes of tools and other items. at one point, the video shows one man ducking down and hiding as a car goes according to mcdowell, the men got away with nearly $15,000 worth of his property. >> i was mad. there's a lot of bad people unfortunately. how can we stop them? i'm trying to hopefully help stop these people. >> was semi-valuables being stolen, it's good to have something to give to the police's and hopefully get them behind bars. >> opener inside his car. he's also going to be using an extra locking device on his garage door. please ask if you recognize the man in the video to please contact them. >>> caught on camera. not one but two cameras this afternoon. a guy starting a package from a phoenix home a ups driver had just dropped off seconds before the homeowner was inside having lunch and had just gotten a went outside, it was gone. she

us during the afternoon there is a little bit of pink on the rain? some of the leading edge is not making ut down to the ground just yet, watch that car thermometer, polices, back up into wilson and new boston, where there is some precipitation coming down, it is likely to be just a trace of freezing rain will slicken the roadways in a few spots creating icy patches for that reason freezing rein advisory up until 10 a.m. all the areas shaded in pink, middlesex, winter weather advisory the further north and east. 33 in boston, couple spots sitting at or below freezing keen, manchester at 31, 32 in lawrence and 32 in spring fold as well. between now and mid-morning those showers continue to lift north and east we get a few filling in from metro west steadier rain fills in by 11 to noon tomb, ramps up from there commute with heavy downpours around ponding of watt -r on the roadways temperatures slowly rising into the 60s the rain will continue to fall hard and that's round one round two comes in tomorrow we'll talk about the impacts coming up we'll get you on the road. 24 north it is sluggish right up to 128 still no slow downs on route 3 your drive time from the split to

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as we head into the rest of the day you can see we have freezing rain advisory in effect with areas in pink until 10:00 this morning. but, again, temperature already warming up nicely for us. couple of slippery spot reported this morning. i would watch out for that if you travel to northwest especially southern new hampshire seeing that activity right now. you can see on satellite and radar where the pinks are that's where we could have slippery spots. this is already starting to lighten up. in its place we look at rain showers from the west a of moisture headed our way. the areas in pink seeing slippery spot. lemonster seeing that right now. as we see those showers push in we're really looking at some lighter rain this morning. but that is going to pick up the pace as we head into the afternoon. a look ahead at futurecast. you can see by noon i think we're going to see more rain that what futurecast is showing. as we h body the afternoon. this is more accurate here. widespread showers, pocket of yellows showing where we could see more moderate to heavy up with your commute home from work and particularly actually the better chance for heavier rain looks to be south of th