and you know, when you read about who winnie is, wow, she's like, she founds like two different people. and to find her in the midst of that was a real challenge. >> she is the one that carried the torch while she was in prison. >> absolutely. >> rose: and at the same time she has been accused of a lot of horrific stuff. >> an also found quilty for quite a few crimes as well. >> rose: so you have two things there. >> yeah. >> driven by her own ambition on the one hand for good or bad, right? >> yeah. and you know, winnie is a prime example of someone who is incredibly brutalized doing her time in solitary confinement. she won't speak about what happened to her in prison. >> no, it is a hor tisk-- horrific thing. >> can't talk about it because it's too mainful-- painful. >> she just doesn't want to go there, because you know, she is a product also of brutality, immense brutality. >> collateral beauty. >> uh-huh. >> tell me about mad line. >> mad line is a beautiful person i would love to be. she is someone who has immense tram trauma of having lost her child and then dedicated her life

. >> reporter: winnie runs winnie's restaurant. she says the neighborhood will need to find another event to rally around. >> i guess we have to reinvent ourselves again. and it's a great disappointment. it's going to hurt. >> reporter: i did speak with the race director today. she tells me they are hoping for some kind of savior to step up in the next month or so and fund the rest of the race so it can return. the city says they have not ruled out bringing the race back in 2018. randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >>> today, another first for donald trump. he marked his first full week of president. >> mr. trump has welcomed british prime minister theresa may. president trump has accepted an invitation for queen elizabeth ii for a state dinner next year. that announcement made as britain's new prime minister visited the white house. >>> nbc 10's erin coleman is joining us with a closer look at the meeting. >> by meeting with britain's prime minister, president trump looks to strengthen relations with one u.s. ally as tensions fray with

a factor of tonight they have calmed down to less than 15 miles per hour and tomorrow will not be winnie. it will just be showery. current numbers a. lot of 40s on the board a. 50 in oakland right now. tonight we will stay in the 40s across the board. not a frigid night you about there will be a chill in the air first thing out the door tomorrow. storm impact scale, a light system threw monday evening. scattered showers and light winds. the problem is our ground is already saturated that a light shower could exacerbate the flooding issue. flchd watch has been extended through monday evening, 6:00 in the even for the majority of the bay area. that means as a shower develops and moves lieu the potential is there very easily for more flooding to happen along with rapid rises on our creeks and rock and mudslides are possible. monday morning you notice showers are isolated. as you step out the door grab the umbrella. notice it's not raining everywhere. the showers are there. you will be dodging drops floutd the day. future weather showing an unsettled monday. showers in the forecast through t

. >> wendy owns winnie's la bus on main street, among the many business owners who says this lost will hurt big. >> i have a huge customer base, wrapped around pro cycling, cyclists here in the philadelphia area. and i think it is to has brought many people here to manayunk. so yes, it is a huge loss. >> at the human zoom bikes and board store, they'll miss the business they typically do with race competitors. >> all over, they come in here for last minute repairs, small part that might be needed, definitely not buying the bikes, but all stop in. so it is pretty excite being. i hate to see less and less. i want to see more and more in this town. >> however at city hall? >> what we want to do is keep it in the city of philadelphia, cheese steaks, water ice. >> councilman curtis jones work to go keep the race up and running in the part of town he represents. >> i've been in conversations with the mayor. i've been in conversations with congressman brady, who at times, i think, his secret identity, super man, because a number of occasions, not the first time, where he finds sponsorship for

winnie: absolutely. it is going to take a range of intervention, not a silver bullet.but it is all common sense approaches. it is managing the economy for the 99% and not just for the lucky few. these measures include, for example, raising the tax on the very rich, on the billionaires, on the superrich. then you would have more money -- first of all, a more level ground, and more money to put into schools, education, health, job creation. thea: but what are political consequences to this rising economy? extremewhere we are, inequality is huge, not just because it dropped his of a national disaster. it happened because of policy choices, political decisions that were made and continue to be made. different choices will put us in a different place. dodging, stopping the race to the bottom, paying a living wage to workers, ensuring that everybody has a chance to work and a decent living is earned for a decent days work. making sure that women catch up with men on wages and there is no discrimination against women and against -- on the basis of race in employment. these ar

highs only make it to 16 in the poconos with chance of passing snow shower, winnie, frigid down the shore, high temperatures only in the middle 20's. still cold into monday, even colder monday morning, 14 degrees, but less wind, high temperature does not surpass that freezing mark on monday. we have to wade until midday tuesday, before we get that thawing. 38 degrees, with chance of a passing flurry or sprinkle. and then high temperatures take a big leap, into the 50's, by wednesday, nice string of 50's therefore january. so little soggy wednesday. >> no worries, as long as just rain. thanks so much, lauren, appreciate that. the phi beta sigma fraternity, original founders weekend in philadelphia. today, hundreds of members attended a mass to celebrate the life of co-founder charles i brown at the cathedral basilica. lost contact with brown in 1924, ten years after the fraternity founding. after completing geneology project, frat turn at this learned brown lived in philadelphia and died here in 1981. >> went on 17 year john fry manhattan, kansas, to pittsburgh, to delaware, and now to phi

winny was one of six abandoned kittens, and knew the key to >>> breaking news this morning on "worlda plane crash involving a 747 has left dozens dead. crashing into homes nearest the airport. we'll have a live report just ahead from the region. >> and at home icy conditions turning roadways into ice rinks. looks pretty but it's treacherous to get around. we'll have a look at the forecast including which regions are getting hit the hardest. >>> new this half hour, the stunning home invasion caught on camera. >> what one homeowner saw when he got an alert on his cell phone while working in afghanistan. and what he did from nearly 7,000 miles away to scare the burglar off. >> and as the brainy women from nasa reign supreme, we'll tell you what one of the stars did over the weekend for mlk day. it's all in "the skinny." >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. >> thank you for being with us. >> we begin with breaking news. a deadly crash involving a jumbo jet. >> take a look. the cargo jet crashed this morning in kyrgyzstan. nearly three dozen people have been kille

he chooses the vega so his characteristic white and blue winnie may, flies around the world with a navigator in 1931, and eight days and 1933, he flies around the world all by himself, in 7 1/2 days, and he starts learning these new phenomena that aviators are going to become to know after world war ii, the jet stream, so he gets an additional 120 miles per hour tailwind on his airplane, as he's flying from the jet stream. he learns it because he's flying so high, he's experimenting, he's also the first individual to experiment with the pressure suit, so the vega is the choice of aviators who want to push the limits of not only speed and distance, but altitude, in regards to what this airplane can do. so this is amelia earhart's characteristic red vega and shows her flying across the atlantic and it's in a lockheed electra that she disappears trying to flying fly around the world in 1937. lockheed becomescy none news with high performance and distance aircraft that aviators use these flights. this is a wood airplane and the performance being pushed which seems counter intuitive in regards to

david: with us now is winnie o'kelly.g lawyer so you have to be careful with me. but this is not the way merger review has ever been done the congress passes a law, the sherman act, this is what violates the law and then they enforce the law. we don't have the commander-in-chief deciding it was too much power. winnie: right, the question is, what will happen now when he becomes president? there iserceive that antitrust concerns, they will conduct a review. now this deal may not touch other antitrust concerns. toald trump is still opposed the deal, as he has made clear. he treated a little bit ago with the irritation with cnn, we are not really sure what fits conversation is. but it does clearly go to the appearance of a problem. itid: as a lawyer, if filings the sherman act, they have to stop it. if it doesn't violate the sherman act, what authority does the president have to say no, it doesn't violate the law but it is too much concentration of power. we don't know what he would try to do. but job creation is a big deal.

wind power is almost free winnie wind blows.lies. under a new scheme from next winter firms owning old power stations will get subsidies to keep them on stand—by in case of power shortage. the government have run auctions to make sure that there is enough capacity generated —— generating electricity right through until 2021 we know we have got more than enough power to meet all of our supplies in the uk and beyond that the systems will be cleverer. so we should stop worrying about blackouts. the new system will keep the lights on but at what cost? that could be several billion pounds a year on consumer bills. the government says that is an exaggeration, it's to cost households seven pounds a year on bills reducing to £2 a year as smart metres takeover. this is the future, giant batteries near leighton bothered —— leighton bothered. in cornwall households are already benefiting from cheap power to do the washing when the sun shines and there is plenty of solar electricity. big firms like this near heathrow are getting paid to tur

we will get gusts as high as 35 miles an hour, still winnie, and cloudy, overnight. bob kelly?e, good morning, everybody, 7:32, live look, starting to see some slow downs, because of the rain. and an accident here, on the 42 freeway, coming in toward philadelphia. the crash, right to the left here, along i-295. otherwise, delays coming in from the suburbs, south on 95, almost a 40 minute trip from woodhaven into downtown. speaking of downtown, 12th and market of course, the center spot here, right up the street from our station, the closures already in effect, portions of 12th and 13th, market street blocked, from 11th all the way up through city hall. but from 12th and market, spread out about four blocks, on either side. that's the area you want to try to avoid if you really need to come into center city today. the best suggestion is the market frank forwards line. the trains are bypassing the 13th street injury son station, that's closed for the day. but you can use 11th or the 15th dilworth plaza station, all of the septa buses are detoured, the bus route that are east of c

>> i have the winnie the pooh back. >> i have stilettos, bedroom slippers. >> what i would be bringings cannot my blender so i can make nice drinks. >> they have a blender. >> not the blender i have. >> all, the white house doesn't have a nice blunder. >> you never know. have blender, will travel. going to start with you, kimberly, marty g says, if you had to give our president one piece of advice, what would it be? >> hmm. >> bob has got seven of them. >> i would tell him to come up when he smiles and says things come up very nice, a good sense of humor, i would say that. >> smile a little more? >> he is quite nice when he smiles. >> it seems like when he is not working, he is irritated. >> he is a very warm person when you are one on one on him. >> bob, do you have advice? >> i do, i do. when you're digging yourself into a hole, and they shovel off to somebody else. maybe give it to bannon. that would be an idea. the other thing, seriously, he's got to learn to not step on his own message. he has had some really good things happen this weekend he stepped out over it. >> what was the

. >> reporter: winnie runs a restaurant on main street, always busy during the event. >> i feel like it's a huge loss to manayunk. >> reporter: the city says it's possible the race will return in 2018. but crowd sizes have been dwindling. >> reporter: an uphill battle ahead as this iconic race nears its finish line. the philadelphia mayor's office sent along a statement saying they're hoping to replace this event with another one, perhaps a free street event some time this summer. organizers say they do hold out hope that somebody, a savior out there, will step in at the last minute to sponsor this race. live in manayunmanayunk. nbc 10 news. >>> president trump signed two executive orders this afternoon. they dramatically expand the nation's military and are aimed at strengthening the u.s. response to terrorism home and abroad. president trump met with theresa may, the prime minister of great britain. he said together they will strengthen nato and fight isis. another name known into the michigmix vladmir putin. >> if we have great relationship with russia and other countries, if you

. >> hope you had a chance to get outside this afternoon and get fresh air, little winnie out there ande for the most part. >> any day with the sun we welcome it around here lately. meteorologist, adam joseph standing by with the forecast. >> it did start on the damp side this morning with showers around and once they moved out and we broke the cloud cover apart and got the sunshine back, that really mixed the air as colder air is coming in and that is what slammed the strong winds this afternoon and see ripples here along the delaware and penn's landing live on sky 6 a bounce or two and sharing the sky with cloud cover and sunshine. winds gusting at 43 miles per hour in philadelphia. near 40 in wilmington 41 at the atlantic city airport and 31 miles per hour right now in reading. as we look at the area numbers, 55 degrees just a few short hours ago with the colder winds coming in after the front came through this morning with showers, now down into the middle 40s north and west and 49 in wilmington and 53 in dover and 53 at the atlantic city airport and the numbers continue to tumble b

very winnie monday morning through your afternoon.re looking at gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour possibly higher at shore points and because of that the potential for some coastal flooding. >>> love those mild temps. >> temperatures are good if we can get rid of the heavy rain. >>> thanks so much. that's all for now. i'm katy zachary. for myself and everyone here at nbc 10 thanks for watching and have a great saturday. this is "open house." this week we're going coast to coast for some of the country's best in design and real estate. architect luca andrisani shows us how a white palette highlights the eclectic accents in his new york city pad. and we take a peek at his stylish penthouse in soho. but first, a european style beauty in bel air, california. you'll really enjoy your time in the pergola; a wonderful spot to read a book, relax, enjoy a glass of wine overlooking beautiful grounds and gardens of your estate. welcome to "open house." right now i'm coming to you from a new york city apartment that combines downtown cool with uptown

after the showers go away, and the winds kick up to maybe 25, 30 miles an hour, and it will still be winnieight with clouds, and low of 37. so that's your weather authority forecast, for your thursday, weekends' almost here, bob kelly, yeah. >> yes, but we got busy busy busy day ahead of us. good morning, getting you started 5:03. nice pretty sunrise here, 422 at 29. no problems at the moment. downtown where it is all going to go down later today. the vine st. expressway, nice and quiet now, but we will have motorcade madness all throughout the day. here are the detail, all gone down 12th and market, the loews hotel is the headquarters, the road closures, set to begin at 8:00. and no parking, and no pedestrian traffic there starting at 6:00. so picture anything right there from 12th and market, and take it another three, four blocks on either side, is the area that we will have the shutdown throughout the day. if you really must come into center city obviously for work or travel plans, the market frankford line is the way to go. it runs underground, will not be impacted by motorcade stoppag

. >> today is national winnie-the-pooh day matt and nydia. the author of win flee the pooh a milne was born on this day. and what did pooh say? oh bother. oh bother about 95. what's bothering us is this new crash on the southbound side by academy road taking out the right lane. traffic only getting by in the two left lanes so already we're seeing an early jam on 95 the southbound coming away from woodhaven through this point at academy road in northeast philadelphia. also have accidents just off of 95 in delaware county. one's along chichester avenue. sounds pretty bad. and then there's another one along post road, 13 in marcus hook. they have that one pushed off into a parking lot so you can get by that accident scene. lower salford had a crash by pizza mia along main street at hundredhunsberger lane. more construction coming today to 422 westbound in pottstown. already a slow patch there. construction not scheduled to start until 7:00 but it caused delays yesterday. i would expect them again today on 422 westbound headed towards berks count

first episode of the wonder years, anybody who saw it, remembers the ending where the first kiss with winniein arnold. the song they play is "when a man loves a woman." that moment seems to pure and so real. ♪ when a man loves a woman, can't keep his mind on nothing else ♪ >> the tone is about rebellion and being students. by the 1980s, it is time to grow up. and so they shave up their beards and put on power suits, a whole new notion. >> oh, the yuppies. last year the politicians were talking about winning their votes and now the rest of the baby boom generation are being wooed by advertisers and their agencies. >> it was clear that after the -- the generation after the generation of the '60s, embodied by alex keaton on family ties were more interested in the corner office than the new jerusalem. >> you are a young man you shouldn't be worried about success. you should be thinking about hopping on a steamer and going around the world. >> the '60s are over, dad. >> thanks for the tip. >> you weren't laughing at michael j. fox character for being too conservative. you were laughing at the par

and we will have winnie afternoon, going down to six out of ten, showers have arrived, for some of ust temperatures are in the four's, 50's, buddy celebrating the sixers win, as women. here is the rain moving into our area, zoom in little closer, looks like new castle county, part of chester county, delco, few scattered areas in southern new jersey. >> plan on mix every sunday and clouds, after the rain ends, thinking the exit time for the rain is about 11:00 a.m. then went later this afternoon could gust as much as 55 miles per hour. >> coming up 6:00 # two. already, starting to see the wet stretches of 95. down there, coming up from delaware county. from wilmington. headed up in toward the city. live look at the schuylkill. looking good. dry near belmont avenue. no problems yet downtown. a live look at the ryan expressway. that will be the scene of motorcade madness, later on this morning. no problems at all, at the moment, coming over the bridges, out of south jersey, into downtown. but again, the hot spot today, 12th and market, right there at the loews hotel. so expect closures,

well, guys, if you needed any more proof on how winnie it was yesterday, check this out.re not deceiving. this is someone's trampoline, took off, wound up on south hampton avenue. cheryle moore posted this on facebook. if you own a trampoline, my neighbor's have one, i don't think it went anywhere yesterday. but i'm pretty sure they have invested in the optional quote unquote things that make sure these things did not turn into giant frisbee's, dangerous stuff. hopefully all of you kept your property where it was supposed to be, able to ride out the storm, as reo speed wagon said before we went to break. thankfully, starting to see this pull away. very large system, b, sluggish. take it sweet olds time to get out of here, seeing much more improved day, it is far from nice outside. so, quite breezy, we do still have the left over showers here and, there rain and the from yesterday, were pretty much what we expected, in lakewood, ended up with over 2 inches, as we did out, chatsworth, shy of 2 inches, atlantic at this time city. 1.67 fell in white bog. everyone ended up wit

inspired me to do what i did and to win and to have the pleasures that i have had in my life, my wife winnie, kit, my wife now, what they have done. how they've helped me do what i have wanted to do, is so important and i am most grateful for that. and i could spend the rest of my life just thanking people for the contributions that they've made. >> i was 60 years, i am asking what took most of my time, among people an their situations. as prime minister i hardly held the world, yes i'm a president. i don't have an administration. i don't have-- i hardly hear the word no. and they discovered that 23 people feel that you serve them, they will respond gladly, if you give an order, people will resent. if you ask them to volunteer, you will be surprised how many of them will volunteer for everything. so the greatest satisfaction is to get good will and trust. >> what we've got here is two complementary businesses and you know, maybe it's easiest to think about it by way of just example. but without interfering with the broadcasting process and without in any sense damaging it, if a show should o

but, winds are still gusty in a few places, most notably the pocono mountains, not as winnie of courseit was on monday. temperatures are in the 40's, but the windchills are in the 30's. as we get started this morning. so keep that in mind as you're selecting your outerwear this morning. but don't forget those shades. 53 degrees today. early high of 55 tomorrow. and temperatures dropping after that cold front comes through, by the time we get to the weekends, back to where we're supposed to be, this is the last weekends? january. average high around 40 degrees. but at least it will be dry. guys? >> and we're inch. closer to spring. >> getting there. >> each day. >> so the oscars, announced yesterday. >> live on the show, romantic musical lala lands still looking to clean up. >> yes. boy they have 14 nominations? here it is. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> karen, hearing the fact got all every these nominations makes me kind of want to see it now. >> and also has a lot of connection toss our area in philadelphia. we just heard that song, and i will tell but that one, because we have the connection. first o

wind power is almost free winnie wind blows.ll get subsidies to keep them on stand—by in case of power shortage. the government have run auctions to make generating electricity right through until 2021 we know we have got more than enough power to meet all of our supplies in the uk and beyond that the systems will be cleverer. so we should stop worrying about blackouts. the new system will keep the lights on but at what cost? that could be several billion pounds a year on consumer bills. the government says that is an exaggeration, it's to cost households seven pounds a year on bills reducing to £2 a year as smart metres takeover. this is the future, giant batteries near leighton buzzard. in cornwall households are already benefiting from cheap power to do the washing when the sun shines and there is plenty of solar electricity. big firms like this near heathrow are getting paid to turn off their power use at times of peak demand as part of the smart energy revolution. for years we journalists have sold our energy stories under

. >> naomi harris has portrayed a sea goddess and winnie mandela among other roles.play chiron teas mom, harris watched youtube interviews with crack users and met with a woman who struggled with addition. >> concept. like, how destructive drugs are. how does somebody get attracted to that. she has a son, i had so much judgment, actually, i really had to work very hard to overcome that judgment. what you do as an actor you are in habiting souls and asking them to come into your space, you can only do that in a nonjudgment way. >> i sneed money. >> for what? >> that's my business. >> chiron portrayed at three ages by three different actors. but to play little chiron, alex didn't do the preparations that the other more experienced performers did. how did you do it? >> i don't know. i don't know. i just went with what they told me to do. just went from there. >> he is also liberty city. he'd acted in school plays but never in a movie. >> i hated my mom. >> alex is the best screen partner that i've ever had i say that sincerely. he's so wise for his age. such a professio

his characteristic white and blue winnie mae. he flies around the world with a navigator, harold gatty, in 1931 and in 8 days. in 1933, he flies around the world all by himself in 7 1/2 days. he starts learning these new phenomenon that aviators are becoming to know from world war ii, the jet stream. so he gets an additional 120 miles per hour tailwind on his airplane as he's flying from the jet stream. he's experimenting. he's also the first individual to experiment with the pressure suit. so the vega is the choice of aviators who want to push the limits of not only speed and distance but altitude in regards to what this airplane can do. this is amelia earhart's characteristic red vega. it shows her story of being the leading pilot flying across the u.s., flying across the atlantic. and there's the other airplane, the lockheed electra, that she disappears trying to fly around the world in 1937. so lockheed becomes synonymous with high-performance long-distance aircraft that important aviators choose to make these flights. but st

favor was it was not even raining yet to be a nuisance but not cold so nothing treeing up and not winnie like we have had so many days lately where the wind may have spread this fire to other houses, because you can see that these flames so intense that the the house next door had all siding melted off, so that can see even better with daylight. so hopefully as we come out of this picture, jared, i don't know if you can see that but house next door where family was going for shelter, you can see they have got damaged. that is how intense flames can be. the that is a 15-foot walk from house to house. so hopefully, the next time board up crew has to use their truck here, it is not to board up a house after a fire but used that plow to see sue says could come in handy by end of the week. the these guys may have a different job to do by friday and great job by them as well today, for sure. >> look at that snow. >>> 7:11. a search for a small plane, disappeared over lake erie, will resume today, six people were on the plane when it went missing, back on thursday night. all six are presumed de

it is a winnie. so hole onto your coffee cup. olds glory blowing in the wind.ver, maybe the wind can help push us into philly little faster. delays on the regional rails, paoli, media, elwyn, frank forwards, all running with minor delays this morning, live look at the schuylkill expressway. where we've had couple of disabled, and accident, right near the south street interchange. and overall, here is your speedometer readings. ninety-five, jamming up, through the construction zone. delays on the schuylkill. and also on the blue route northbound into route one. mike and alex back over to you. >> thank you. 8:03 now. >> a fifth victim killed in the fort lauderdale airport shooting has ties to our area. sixty-nine year old mary louise was native of ohio but had been living in dover, delaware. her identity was released yesterday. her husband, reportedly wounded in the shooting and remains in a coma. esteban santiago accused in the deadly rampage, and facing federal charges. >>> a worried lgbtq community believes one violent gunman in west philly has sites on trans

. >> i'm like alex ball winnie work cheap. >> yes. >> a lot of the district do ro bo calls, back to youre, you sign up for text messages from your district and on the web site. >> yes. >> we have them on our web site all the time. >> whatever. >> the question that remains, begs to be asked is why not just announce schools on bad days that will be opened, instead of going through 800 numbers that are closed. >> if two schools were opened. >> but it wasn't as dramatic, everybody is closed, except for these. >> what is the number today. >> it is eight out of ten. pretty nice. we're off to a sunny start on this holiday morning, bus stop buddy is working even though there is no school today, and harry announced it earlier, temperatures in the teens and 20's out there he is bunled up this morning. we have a temperature at the airport of 27 degrees, and in the much wind so we will not talk wind chill but temperatures are chilly enough we have 18 in pottstown. fifteen in allentown. twenty-two in millville. formatter inn luther king day it is a 44-degree high temperature with a mix of sun and clo

winnie knee yack university pols found the -- found the samesam results.ts and human rightshurigh groups argue though the ban is s unconstitutional and unfairly targets muslims.rgs musli it's a claim t rejects. former president barack obama is weighing in on president frump's controversial travel plan in hih first statements since leavingem the white house. presidentresint spokesperson says he doesn'toest agree with discrimination basedb on their faith or religion. mr. obama says it is expectedte that so many americans arericans exercising their constitutionala rights to assemble and to organize.organize. >>> all right. ime.ths the t happening today, president trump will reveal his supreme courtmec nominee in prime time. tim president had initially planneda to announce his selection on on thursday but instead will do soo tonight 8:00 p.m. from the whitt house. now sources have confirmed twowo finalists judge ne limit gorsucr of the tenth circuit appelate at court in denver and hardiman ofo the third circuit in philadelphia. staff writer at roll call todd r

. >> you called me winnie. it's gender neutral and it sounds like winning. >> tom you said you had a nickname in high school. >> new year. bigger heart. >> that is why they called him that. arrested while driving intoxicated. >> you said this is the best customer of all times. this is is the biggest weekly newspaper in wayne county with a circulation of 12,000. what is your circulation? >> better than yours. >> i have no circulation. >> you called the cops names and he didn't refuse to take i'm breathalyzer. according to wayne county times he used the roadside breath test and the station test. >> i read something different. like the gossip page. >> no. you've got to stick with -- >> 2017 is the year you don't to have talk to anyone. i got excited when you said they are here in new york. >> they serve more than that. >> no. they are all quinoa. >> etsa. >> that is false advertising. >> and it's annoying. >> it doesn't count. >> no. your precious girlfriend is exempt. >> what hobbies do you need cash for? >> none

. >> you called me winnie. it's gender neutral and it sounds like winning. >> tom you said you had a nickname in high school. >> new year. bigger heart. >> that is why they called him that. arrested while driving intoxicated. >> you said this is the best customer of all times. this is is the biggest weekly newspaper in wayne county with a circulation of 12,000. what is your circulation? >> better than yours. >> i have no circulation. >> you called the cops names and he didn't refuse to take i'm breathalyzer. according to wayne county times he used the roadside breath test and the station test. >> i read something different. like the gossip page. >> no. you've got to stick with -- >> 2017 is the year you don't to have talk to anyone. i got excited when you said they are here in new york. >> they serve more than that. >> no. they are all quinoa. >> etsa. >> that is false advertising. >> and it's annoying. >> it doesn't count. >> no. your precious girlfriend is exempt. >> what hobbies do you need cash for? >> none