>> reporter: but while the estimated cost of the project is $3.5 to 4 billion, weinstein says that'sno more than the cost of a new oil, coal or nuclear power plant. >> it has to work economically. it's a balancing act again of looking at the market, looking at the demand, looking at the time it's going to take you to permit a project of this sort, and doing it at the right time. >> reporter: 200 miles east of morro bay, the technicians tending to one of the world's largest land-based wind farms, the mojave wind farm in the tehachapi pass, say it is the right time for offshore wind, and the block island pilot project is the trigger. neal emmerton monitors the turbines owned by the company everpower. >> i think it's tremendous. it's huge. it's nothing if you're from europe, because they've had them out in the water for 15, 20 years but here in the united states, it is. the first one to do it is also the most expensive, but once it's been done the costs are going to drop like the crazy, and then it gets to be cost competitive. >> reporter: that's what happened with land-based wind power

jamie weinstein is host of the jamie weinstein show podcast. welcome.ood to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> as we get set to inaugurate the new president, he did offer a glimpse into what he really hopes to accomplish in his first 100 days at the gettysburg address he had a while back. as a lot of folks already know, he intends on day one, he said, to try to put forth the repeal of obama kaerks start on immigration issues, rebuibuildie wall, a big agenda. do you think he'll have much success getting that done in the first 100 days. >> it's certainly ambitious. it would be hard to accomplish everything he set out in the list of priorities he put out in his first 100 days. if you look at what he's focusing most on, legislatively it sound like the repeal and replacement of obamacare, that will be a top congressional priority. tax reform seems to be something that he's really interested in. also, if you remember what he first talked about when he was elected, the night of his election, he talked about infrastructure spending which may rile some of his

jamie weinstein is host of the jamie winestein show. welcome to you. jamie, what do you see? what do the cabinet choices tell us about the next president? >> he obviously likes people who are accomplished, generals and top business executives who made a lot of money and he seems to like people who look the part. that's why mitt romney is under consideration. he's straight out of central casting. that is a quote attributed to donald trump. he looks the part of secretary of state. what is interesting, we learned a couple of things. a lot of people projected he would look at those loyal to him and helped him out. but the fact he is looking to mitt romney suggest that he is open to those who are not as supportive of him. and candidates who do not share his world view. talk of immigration was tough on the trail and the pick for labor secretary is certainly a guy who does not share his ideas on immigration. he's open to those who don't agree with him. that is not a reputation that he cultivated. people thought he would look for only those like him. that's not the case. >> johnathon

jamie is host of the podcast jamie weinstein show. jamie tis chlor as mud.re do we stand with regard to the president-elect trump's policy p? >> weç don't know. he went with a total and complete ban. it even applied to americans that were muslims from the country back in the united states. he has backed away from that. it seems like he's on the lines of more scrutiny and perhaps a ban on some countries where there is a lot of terrorist coming from. like syria or libia. but we don't know for sure. when he's pressed he said he didn't switch. he has picked fine people to be around him and advise him on natural security. specifically general kelly who is department of homeland security. widely respected figure. he will have good advice from the national security team. >> his response was, you know, he's been right all along regarding his policies toward muslim immigration. how do you assess that? >> here's the thing. i thinkç donald trump and his team would do well to go back in november of a year ago before anybody had cast a vote in the united states. he sai

. >> and senior writer at the daily call canner and host of jamie weinstein show.ld have related and they didn't do it. is this patin being gracious and mag nammous and sending a clear signal that he thinks that president obama is irrelevant. >> i think that is right. i thinkç putin is biding his te and playing it cool. he did close the anglo american school and after our congress passed a law he far bade adoption of russian orphans by americans. but putin is waiting for better weather in washington and i think he will get it does this underscore that president obama u(ráed too long and even bite assessment of democrats, weak and tim and i had tardy? >> what president obama giveth by executive order president trump will take away by executive order. sanctions will go by the way side. he could do things and a lot of russian policy wonks suggested that obama could reveal the wealthç that he has stolen bit russian people. he may p be the wealthiest person in the world. that is information that the russian people are knowing and that is things that president trump ca

carol weinstein is the mother of, a mother of danielle baldwin, also on the panel. partner of james baldwin's brother david whom she met in 1964. later, jimmy would refer to his sister out of law. when jimmy house in st. paul -- thank you. david and carol first visited jimmy there together in 1977, from amsterdam where they were living at time. they drove there to celebrate his buying the house. carol visitedded in 1974 and again several summers from 1975 into the '80s with daniel. she and daniel made nostalgic ries its after jimmy died and his father david there as well when he became very ill. carol was very active participant in the afternoon sessions at welcome table where the author sought criticisms of his work and completed an in early hours daniel fondly recalls his uncle jimmy hand in hand up to the town center, visiting villages in the area, being taken on sightseeing tours to the, to paris, swimming in the pool in the mornings and to the ocean air yum in monte carlo and being taught chess and astounded finding baldwin's books in many strange languages for

owner sidney weinstein is turning 70 and says, after more than 3 decades it's time for some new whippernapper to take over. >> i'd like to do some other things before it gets too late. >> reporter: not your everyday pizza joint. it's made with fresh grown giants that sydney grows herself on her own farm, her own wine label and her own way of doing business like how the name pauline started when she hired her first chef. >> she was dead by then. >> reporter: wait? >> i named it after a dead woman pauline. yeah. >> reporter: and okay, and why? >> because you wouldn't come we named it pauline. >> that's how you got the original chef. >> his dead mother? >> yes. >> reporter: then there's this. another private wine tasting restaurant complete with additional pizza ovens. an upstairs dining room for 80 and, of course, a custom bathroom for both sexes. >> i'm getting calls from l.a., san diego, all over. >> reporter: jeff is the broker starting price, $150,000. so $150,000 buys you the business, license and the location. >> correct. and then they will negotiate a new lease. >> reporter: the bu

weinstein talked about him, this is the last time i will go back to this book. the symptoms indicate that wilson suffered an occlusion of the right artery which resulted in paralysis of the left side of his body. there was a loss of vision in the left field of both eyes, clear vision only in hatfield of his right eye. -- half field of his right eye. he had difficulty swallowing and impairment of speech. he was severely setback by this stroke. we had a situation where the sitting president in 1919 has a severe stroke. edith wilson has only been married to him for five years, has two years of schooling, and is at the center. the doctor basically tells her, you're the one who can stick in -- step in. he was a leading neurologist at the time. there was only answer for someone who had a stroke or a heart condition, and that was the rest cure. and basically told people, going to your house, live your life as an invalid and hopefully nature will heal you. and he said, listen, he is only going to heal if you take over and no stress reaches them. if he gets stress at all

mark weinstein posted just heart breaking i know temple football will find another talented leader for the team but this is an enormous loss. lawrence posted this is tough to take in. obviously it is a business but temple finished 23rd in the country not sure why he wouldn't want to stay and improve. money speaks i suppose. >>> let us know what you think about coach rhule leaving temple, connect with us on facebook, twitter and our web site we have top five place during rhule's tenure at temple if you'd like to take a look back at cbs philly.com/sports. >>> starting to day drivers along the schuylkill might to have take an alternate route, parts of the mlk drive ape schuylkill river trail will be detoured for repairs. plan for closures between hours of 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. during the day. there will be overnight closures for 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 . workers will be fixing a retaining wall along schuylkill river, part of the wall collapsed this summer leaving the soil unstable. >>> new jersey state the police is in mourning tonight, family, friend, comrades are remembering a trooper kill

carol weinstein is the mother of taan yell baldwin -- daniel baldwin, also on the panel, and was a partner of david whom she met in 1964. later, jimmy would refer to her as his sister out of law, and when jimmy bought the house in st. paul -- [inaudible conversations] >> thank you, david and carol first visited jimmy there together in 1977 from amsterdam where they were living at the time. they drove there to celebrate his buying the house. carol also visited in 1974 and then again several summers from 1975 into the '80s with daniel. she and daniel also made nostalgic visits several years later after jimmy died, and daniel visited his father david there as well when he became very ill. carol was a very active participant in the afternoon sessions with the welcome table where the author sought criticisms of his work and completed in the early hours. daniel fondly recalls his uncle jimmy walking hand in hand with him up to the town center visiting many villages in the area and sometimes carrying him, being taken on sightseeing tours to paris, swimming in the pool, and to the ocean in the mon

harvey weinstein i'm sorry. and lifetime.signers -- >> seth: and how old are they? >> 13 through 17. >> seth: got it. >> and they've never met anyone like them. so when they're in their hometowns they're like the loners or considered like the freak, geek, dork. and to be put in a room with people for the first time that are just like them is a beautiful experience within itself. regardless of their capabilities of designing and what they create every single week. except for, you start the day and you're like, "i can't wait to see what they've done." and then you leave and you're crying and you have to stay at home and like get in a bath for three hours because you've just solo destroyed a child. >> seth: sure. >> it's really really hardcore. >> seth: obviously part of this is you have to send them home, you have to say, "it's over for you." >> at the end of each week, yes, we do. >> seth: see i would love that. [ laughter ] >> you are so evil. you are come in, telling a 15-year-old she doesn't have it. >> try telling a 13-yea

jamie weinstein, thank you so much. >> thank you. patti ann, you know, it came as a shock to many of us of a certain age from the pop tunes of the 1990s, and now this morning tributes pouring in for george michael. he, of course, was an '80s pop icon. he passed away yesterday at the pay tribute and respect. will carr is live in los angeles with the very latest. will, it's pretty much a shock, especially at that young age. what else do we know about george michael's death this morning? >> reporter: yeah, that's from all accounts, a major surprise. his publicist said he hadn't been sick. authorities say it's unexplained but not suspicious. his publicist said it's with great sadness that we can confirmed our beloved son, brother and friend george passed away peacefully at home over the christmas period. this morning british paper boy, tormented pop icon. he sold more than 100 million records throughout the course of his career, first finding initial success as part of the music duo wham, then later launching his debut solo album faith.

lieutenant general jack weinstein, strategic deterrents and nuclear integration. job at the 20th air force, commanded all of the ballistic missile wings in the fair force. when we talked during the campaign, so much conversation about getting access to the nuclear codes. these are some of the generals and admirals who would provide donald trump with access to that. so obviously, they had a lot to talk about, strategic considerations around the world, in every region of the world, all of that will be under donald trump's purview, as of january 20th. so clearly a very important meeting. high-level group of military brass there meeting with the president-elect, kelly. >> admiral william more ran, general steven wilson. a dozen names on this list meeting with the president. and eamon, again, this issue about security concerns as well as the cost of these programs. referring to lockheed specifically, but also, of course, being the central focus of his meeting with boeing earlier today, as well. >> and you saw one of the air force officers coming down the steps at the f

we are among who attend ed, jac weinstein. the deputy chief of staff for nuclear integration.lso there was the commander of the naval c systems command. so, it is possible that trump got an earful in that meeting about nuclear policy. in addition to what we're told it was about, now, who else is talking about nuclear policy? putin is also talking about nuclear policy today with striking rhetorical similarity. this is several hours before trump tweeted putin told a military gathering in russia we need to enhance the combat capability of strategic forces, primarily by strengthening missile complexes. that will be guaranteed to penetrate existing and future missile defense systems. putin said strategic nonnuclear forces must reach a new level of sophistication so as to neutralize any military threats that russia may fact. face thank you very much. >> next, much more on the huge interview we had with carl icahn. plus, we're going to take you into the land of misfit stocks. three sectors that made santa's nice list this year. three stocks inside those sectors that didn't go along f

meanwhile, also on a thank you tour of sts of designer vera wang, "vogue" editor anna wintour and harvey weinsteinat party at the plaza hotel. attendees telling ab news clinton was proud to stand up to vladimir putin as secretary of state. now, clinton's campaign chairman john podesta is out with a scathing op-ed in "the washington post" this morning taking aim at the fbi saying that the agency is deeply oken. he wants president obama to declassify that intelligence on whether russia tried to sway the election for trump. robin. >> all right, mary, thanks very much. looks a little cold in d.c. >> a little bit cold. a little bit cold everywhere much more than 100 million are facing winter weather alerts and right to ginger. those alerts spread from california to maine. >> 38 states are involved in this, michael and just to give you some perspective, the chicago bears play on sunday. could be their coldest game ever at home. that's going to be cold. but we go ahead and start in a very cold place just south of buffalo, new york, where winter for the next storm and our gio benitez is right there. >> re

. >> joining us is the co-founder of the adulting school, rachel wieinstei weinstein. >> why did youschool? >> i'm a therapist in portland and i saw a lot of my clients struggling with key skills to be a successful grown up. >> with what? >> financial skills are a part of it. relationship skills, and just kind of daily live skills like have you pick out your health insurance policy. >> sure, because these are things, rachel, that they were not taught by their parents, right? >> a lot of them, yeah. the family and consumer sciences classes largely had to be cut from a lot of the school programs, so they are not necessarily learning it formally in school and a lot of time they are not taught by their parents. >> someone signs up to take one of classes at the adulting school, what kind of things are they going to learn? what do you do on a daily basis with them? >> well, at our happy hour events, we have happy hour events, we have an online events and a lot of this is about -- adulting can be fun and adulting is something we all have to do, and let's do it together and support each othe

among those guests vogue editor and holiday producer harvey weinstein.holiday party. not a christmas party. just point that out. >> rick reichmuth is out in the midst of it this morning. heavy snow for the next hour or two? hey, rick. >> and then rain. going to get up pushing 60 degrees by tomorrow. there you got snow isn't going to stick around long. something else going on that was just an earthquake. take a look at the maps. there was an earthquake just within the last hour out across areas of papa new guinea and 8.0 earthquake. and because of that there is potentially a tsunami issued. my maps aren't moving here, guys. i'm not going to be able to show you that if we don't -- there you go. that's not going to move. pappa new beginy. potentially a tsunami primarily around indonesia and areas of pop new guinea and south southern islands. don't expect to see that moving towards the u.s. that's good news. we expect a snow storm. cold air coming in behind. this ice across washington lg washington, d.c. if you can stay off the roads right now this morning y