they will also have to determine why the crash yanked one of the rails out of ground and through the floor of one of the rail cars. the ntsb has downloaded data from a train recorder and a second was sent off for analysis. investigators will use information from the train and the crossing signals to figure out what happened there. now, according to the "new york times" nationally, railroad crossing accidents have dropped 32% from 2004 to 2013 but that is not the case for the three major commuter trains in new york region. in 2004 there were 26 accidents. that increased to 28 in 2013. nbc's tom costello has the latest on tuesday's accident from westchester medical center where several victims are still hospitalized. >> yeah, tamron good day from a very snowy westchester county and the medical center behind me where they have been treating eight of the victims who remained overnight with lacerations, burns and open fractures. meanwhile at crash site itself investigators have now removed the wreckage from the train tracks, but the ntsb's job now is try to dissect everything every peeves

you know, it's just -- and another yank. >> it's such a vicious yank that not only is the ipad gone,, is the skin on the 59-year-old's finger. >> he just kept pulling and pulling and, like i said, something had to give and it wound up being a pinky on my left hand. >> the crime is caught on the shopping center's security cameras. jordan's finger is so damaged, it needs to be partially amputated. >> i think it's about down to here. >> after looking at the video, denver police spokesman sonny jackson can spot the thief and another man following jordan. >> you can tell they're walking above and they see the individual. but it does concern us. you purchase an item, someone is targeting you as you buy it. >> the next morning, 20-year-old brandon darnell smith is arrested and charged with robbery and third-degree assault. smith pleads not guilty. >> there's a message here. people have to be very careful, wherever they go. it just doesn't seem like something like that is worth hurting someone over. >> but jordan's nightmare isn't over. almost three months later, smith writes a letter that i

the biggest club opening is yank. >> he is up for best supporting actor in "birdman." also he was in "grand budapest hotel" which is nominated. i asked him about what it was like to be in the 40th anniversary -- >> i saw social media posts of what looked like an epic jam session at the after party. so you were in -- you did stefan. >> i did, i dared to step into the large economic shoes of bill hader. >> can you talk about the logistics. i kept thinking how was this brought together. these people whose schedules are insane, did you rehearse? >> there is like everybody else who was involved, and then eddie murphy along. wrangling that along. >> did you understand that moment, the eddie murphy moment? a lot of people -- i didn't understand it. >> i thought it was great, i thought he was very gracious. i think you can't say it better than chris rock said it. some people said something later like why did they put such focus on that, but anybody that grew up on snl, everything that chris said was really true. even within the enormous eddiface and institution "snl" was, for

it was going to the floor of the house for a vote and then they yanked it. they pulled their own bill. the next one was a border bill. the republican's own border security bill. remember securing the border was all they wanted to talk about in the campaign for the last election. they ran it through committee. scheduled a vote on the house floor, ready to go on their own border security bill and then just like the abortion bill they yanked that one too. now this was not the republicans getting outmaneuvered. this was not the democrats figuring out how to block the republicans plans. this was just the republicans doing this to themselves. it was the republicans on their own not being able to get it together to pass their own legislation with only their own votes. they could not do it. there sf also a manufactured crisis. they started this crisis knowing that oklahomaland security is due to -- that homeland security is due to run out of money. so far the republicans, even though they are in complete control, they have not been able to pass a bill and right now

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the abortion bill that would have banned abortions after twenty weeks of pregnancy was ultimately yanked from the floor because of opposition from republican women as well as centrists, who objected to language that would require -- they'll only give exceptions to rapes if they're reported to police. but since the justice department estimates that nearly 70% of rapes goes unreported, these numbers were concerned that it would impose too harsh of a requirement on rape victims. and with the border bill, it was due in part to -- leadership aides said it was in part because of the truncated work week due to the snow storm on monday last week. but it was also tanked due to conservative opposition, skepticism that this would be a rouse for them to still pass a department of homeland security spending bill without challenging president obama's executive action on immigration. >> and what's the timeline for that department of homeland security bill? and also the 529s, what are lawmakers planning on doing with the college savings accounts? >> well, funding for the department of homeland security

they put forward a border security bill and yanked it. now again with this three week bill, they could not pass it because of problems on their own side. it feels like nancy pelosi as more power than she had before. and they also had an education bill this week that they were going to vote on today. it was because they didn't have enough votes to pass it themselves. i think there is an argument to be made that if there is any indication or expectation that tax reform or any of these bigger reforms were going to be passed during this congress it is kind of going away this is but the other reality here is that you know if you look at boehner's leadership here, it's not necessarily a reflection of leadership who would right this ship to change this so this republican strategy would have worked. it is hard to find one specific person that could have gone down this road and been successful. i think it is a reflection of the republican conference as a whole and less on the leadership structure. >> frank thorpe working late with a long night ahe

. >> this week's hottest club in new york is called yank! >> tonight my exclusive interview with edward norton about his new netflix project and about last night. how was this all brought logistically together? >> there's like everybody else who was involved, and then eddie murphy alone. >>> "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. tonight, new evidence isis is expanding beyond its base in iraq and syria. over the weekend, video appeared online bearing the logo of isis' media arm and a title signed with blood to the nation of the cross. it has all the hallmarks of other products released by isis. the orange jumpsuit. this video appears to take place on the coast of libya, 1,000 miles from isis held territory in syria and iraq. it appears to show the beheadings of 21 coptic christians who were obducted last night. in an appearance last night president assisi vowed to retaliate and announced it had conducted air strikes on isis inside libya carrying out retribution from the killers and criminals. in the wake of the attacks, libya

because if this situation happens you've got nothing you can do about it as he starts trying to pull yanksgrabs, do everything possible to get the canopy under control. as we get lower and lower and lower, not long before we get to the bottom you can see, tries to get a hold of the handles but at least he can move it ever so slightly. but at the same time as you're landing you need to flare. that's what they're for, he does the best he can. >> oh! er. >> really tomatoes and not baby contactactus growing there. >> soft landing. does pull as hard as he can, got a bit of flaring, seems to be okay but a very, very, very scary moment. [ bleep ]. >> hey, everybody, guess what? we are about to give away another ipad mini. >> easy to enter. you need tuesday's buzzword be at least 18 years of age or older and legal u.s. resident. >> tuesday's buzzword coming up in a little bit. >> keep watching for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >>> this cyclist in the uk has seen and experienced enough run-ins with bad drivers that when he encountered yet another one, he had had enough. spotted the driver doing som

so when the guy behind her yanked it, it was supposed to just come right off in his hand, he yanked her down the stairs on to the ground. then the dancers just stay in their pose. look at this ready? >> what do we do? help her? evidently she sprung right back up. she what 56 years old now? >> oh, it looks like a fall, too. that's like three, four stairs there. big stairs. >> yes. anyway, by the way it was the singer's first time performing in 20 years. the looks of it, two decades before she returns. >> don't say that. >> laid gay go's joining the cast of american horror story the pop star will join the fifth season of the hit zest ear, which returns in october. now, gaga posted a video to her twitter page, to announce this news. oh, look at. that will she said that the name of the show's new season is america horror story hotel. >> i'm horrified. >> yes. before the show begins filming, gaga is going on tour tony bennett that tour with tony bennett kicks off in april. she will be a busy girl. so is that the announcement? my gosh. >> what is she going to do when he is singing my kind of

madonna wearation cape is yanked down -- wearing a cape is yank down flying downstairs. of her backup dancers pulled it. >> she was supposed to release it. fortunately the 56-year-old was able to get back up moments later and finish her performance. it was incredible. after warz on instagram -- afterwards on instagram she said she was fine. she said her cape of tied too tight. we will have more on madonna and the awards just a little later in the program. >> yeah. >>> all right. coalition forces are training front line fighters in the war on isis. coming up why some kurdish soldiers say training alone just want? enough. >>> plus -- just isn't enough. >>> plus a fight over homeland security funding is pitting the white house against republicans once again. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance

but fire department turns up puts out the fire they have to yank off all of the sheet metal and makething was safe. this car, a total loss. the guy had just got done getting all of his shopping from costco, came out and found this. >> hope you're insurance is up to date right. >> you would think on a pricey little thing. >> 200 grand. >> such a beautiful car and now it's just a hot mess. >>> it's a popular and easy youtube challenge to try. the chubby bunny. you know this one. you take turns stuffing marshmallow in your mouth and you to have say chubby bunny. this is being done by the youb tube channel. >> stick it in my mouth. >> went to a college campus. folks who could stuff the most marshmallows in your mouth. winner gets 20 bucks. >> chew the marshmallows? >> not supposed to chew the marshmallows. shove them in your mouth, leave them in the condition that they were in when you stuck them in say chubby bunny, and the next person's turn. hard to not start laughing. >> chubby bunny. >> no we're going to try it. we have some marshmallows. we're going to do it. >> jumbo? >> crazy. >>

it's been reduced because of the excess fees and too many securities that were not performing well yank if that's an issue it is interesting that that is happening soon after he leafs our funds are at 3 percent your percentage will go lower and not pot as well funded as we were before i urge you again to listen to the members the vast majority of members that bothered to come here for the first time and spoken and have consistently done it since june. >> time. >> if you're members are that interested in the issues before the board you should takes a look at and listens to them thank you very much (clapping.) >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. president, and board members i want to thank you for taking the time and emergency it's taken to get through this matter i've come before you sefrmentsdz asking for continuance to get more information we've metro several of you and talked to our own members that work with the retirement staff as well as the staff managers and this is not an easy decision we pulled together an citizens advisory committee we had consisting of members that are supportive

america went to war in 1917, singing the yanks are coming.ear and a half later, the doughboys came home, bloodied, weary, glad it was finally over over there. returning soldiers found neither peace nor prosperity. the war had been good for the labor movement-- employment high, wages good, and the government sympathetic to unions. with the armistice the economy slowed down. the demand for manpower shrank. support for unions virtually disappeared. american workers were angry. labor strikes turned violent. critics of the capitalist system were jailed, even deported. one man predicted this turmoil the economic instability the growing militancy of labor and the eventual destruction of the capitalist system. where earlier theorists worried over the businessman karl marx seemed to speak to the worker. irving kaplan remembers the intoxication of the marxian theory. the idea that the worker the value of the product is the work put into it-- i had the feeling ever since that time-- is the key to the popularity of marxism in the working class. namely, i

he yanks it off the wall and walks out the door of the restaurant. if you have any information about this case police would like to hear from you. >>> a house fire in pleasant hill claimed the lives of 5 pets. firefighters rescued one small dog. it was treated but another dog and four cats died in the fire. the flames broke out before noon in the kitchen of a home. no one was home at the time. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> emergency helicopter crews came to the aid of two surfers who got caught in rip tides. the fire department said they plucked one man from 8-foot surf after 10:00 a.m. this morning. another man made his way over the rocks on the beach where emergency crews evaluated him. >>> two dozen ports along the west coast including the port of oakland are shut down tonight. this is the labor dispute that drags officer. they failed to reach an agreement but the consequences are unknown. what we know is right now shipping activity at 29 ports is suspended. workers are scheduled to return tomorrow before shutting down ag

a one hundred foot tree toppled this afternoon nooking over three more trees and yanked down high tension power lines. residents were warned to stay in their homes until crews could remove the danger. a section of highway 9 is closed because of a mud slide. crewed spent thedy removing the wall of mid mud. the mud also took down a power line. residents nearby almost seemed happy about the situation. >> we're getting some decent rain this year. it is finally coming back to -- i think we might be on a good year. >> so it's okay to see a mud slide here or there as long as no one gets hurt. >> just part of living in the mountains. >> cal trans hopes to have the road reopened sometime tonight. in the meantime take highway 17. >> a neighborhood in vallejo has been without power for 24 hours after strong winds brought down a power pole on their street. sounded like an explosion at about 9:00 last night. >> reporter: by the time this is over it will be more than 24 hours without power. pg&e is saying midnight before they solve this problem. they are making progress. they called in the reinforcemen

girÇkout troop in front of a san jose grocery store when a man yanked a cash box right out of her handsanne fab row joining us live in san jose with the latest. this ) kinds of thing that really gets people outraged. >> reporter: in fact one person just came up to me and said how low can you go girl scouts. the girl scouts were out here selling cookies in raise moneyu&gÑ for water conservat ached the?=&d ust looking around, looking at> reporter: the teach ran off but came backg#0ñthe parking lot ten minutes later. witnesses spotted him and got his license number. police pulled him over and arrested him for strong armq,qx robbery. they found $300 on him. he told police he tossed the cash boxs'r in a nearbyód!ñ creek. av canine officer found it. the girls got their money on too ár the" =ñ troop $60 cash. now i talked with sophia's mom and she saysç while this experience was certainly very scary for her 10

because i didn't have the appropriate garrett, a wire ga rot, you can actually decapitate someone if you yankn it, i tried to decapitate him. i think it took about five minutes of him flailing around and i finally got on his neck, brought it up and hemorrhaged all over the place. that's when he stopped. then i shoved a handkerchief down his throat to shut him down. i'm the first guy that killed a man on this yard, i guess. they're still punks running their mouth around here. >> moments after abuhl was placed back in the cell, he was in conflict with the inmate in the neighboring cell. >> this is what they call cell warriors. they get at each other so they just try to stir each other up. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] >> abuhl is expected to serve out the rest of his sentence, if not his life, in the highly restrictive single-person cells of spring creek's max unit. he left our crew with these words. >> i try to think positive. there's always things getting worse. things can get worse. i hope they don't. >> when we traveled to river bend maximum security institution in tennessee, we encounte

. >> the girl scouts were selling cookies when a man yanked the cash box right out of a 10-year-old girl's hands. she did her best to hang on but he was too strong. the thief took off running. >> i didn't really know that a guy would do that. i didn't know there were people around here that would do such a thing and it just made me feel bad. >> makes us all feel bad. the thief came back to the parking lot ten minutes later where witnesses spotted him getting into his car, but they got his license plate number. police quickly arrested 23-year-old cody gibbs on suspicion of strongarm robbery. the girls got their money back. on top of that, police bought $240 worth of cookies and gave the troupe $60 cash. >> 4:32. >>> a convicted sex offender just released on parole may answer to new charges in court this morning. carlisle villazon is accused of molesting a girl in a 9%n<99 c store. he was supposed to enter a plea deal last week but the hearing was rescheduled until today. >>> a former san francisco police officer finds out today if he will serve time in prison for corruption. ian firminger

congestion management agency and i am sad this is having cost over runs and we are to some degree yanked around by caltrans with designs and the extra submittals but our hand was forced and they changed design standards and required information they didn't tell us about before and then you get a new set of review ares and new demand and there is nothing you can do except do it as quickly and efficiently as we can and that's the goal of finishing this project as quickly and as efficiently as we can and i am hopeful we don't find more things in the ground and this will more than cover our needs. the lead material aside and giving you back money at the end or not expending all of the money that is allotted. >> thank you. >> commissioner mondejar. okay. is there a motion? >> i was just going to ask a question of our director. so hearing that tiffany you hear my concern of over runs and costs because this is the people's money. it's not our money. it belongs to the folks and i think you share that as you stated. maybe some of our partners that we have chosen to partner with, you know, need to

he turned me and pulled me and yanked me inappropriately, and i freaked out. and i just started swinging and started grabbing things and the first thing i grabbed was a piece of kentucky fried chicken. it was a low point. i was beyond embarrassed. i was still walking out with this pathetic bravado like i don't care. i don't care. by the time i got in the car, i started crying. i felt like an idio. >> you threw a chicken wing at don cornelius's forehead. wrong. i thank you goodness we were able to make up before husband passing. way before his passing. and, you know, but that's what i mean. it's like am i really enjoying my life? if i am this person holding on to this anger from the past, am no. >> do you think the temper was innate in you? was that something you had as a circumstances? >> you know, my therapist told me that it was probably -- probably became a part of me once my mother gave me away. >> the anger? >> the anger. and that was when i was a week old. >> have you ever fully come to grips with that? >> yes. >> or is that something that still rises in

and when the rcmp grabbed my sister and yanked her, i just lost it. >> francis was arrested, and charged with assaulting a police officer. >> a great grandmother, doris coupage also joined the crowd at the police line. >> we own north america. we are north american indians whether you guys like it or not. >> on the sides, they were police dogs and police with ammunition. and the women here have their feathers. i went there with my rosaries and the other ladies were chanting and drumming. >> they were yelling move back! move back! so we didn't move. we linked arms and we stayed there. and we were pushing against them. and then all of a sudden pepper spray comes out of nowhere. and i looked back and i seen doris. she had gotten sprayed in the face. and all she had was a rosary... >> it didn't hit your at first but it did and then there was young bull standing and came over and grabbed me. because i would have been knocked down like those cops when they push, push, push. >> the picture of a great grandmother pepper-sprayed by police had a profound effect on the people of elsipogtog. >> but

the vehicle was bashed up and the man yanked a woman out of her car at gunpoint and took off again, according to police. >> i opened the door and ran out. >> police say lorta tried to carjack one more driver before officers shot and arrested him. he is in stable condition at the hospital. lorta has been arrested 12 times since 2007 and was just paroled from prison last summer. >>> bay area headlines. the use of body and dashboard cameras for berkeley police will be the first topic of tonight's city council meeting. they will take a hard look at how police responded to "black lives matter" protests back in december. councilmembers will also ask for an independent investigation into how police handled those demonstrations. >>> police on the peninsula going to be cracking down on distracted drivers. extra officers are out in foster city, burlingame, san mateo, writing citations reminding drivers that even hands-free talking can be a danger to themselves and others on the road. in 2012, more than 3,000 people were killed nationwide in crashes involving a distracted driver. >>> a heartbreaking end

one of her dancers yanked the cape that she was wearing but instead coming off like it was supposed tolled backward down three stairs. the queen of pop didn't miss a beat though she carried on with the the show, the show must go on. >> true professional there. >> um-hmm. >> from the runway to the beach, vittoria secret angels are heating things upright the here on cbs-3. for the first time on network television we will get a glimpse in the victoria's sex i swim shot of the year. follow them as they hit the beach in puerto rico to shoot the victoria secret campaign this year. >> how about that good do not miss the swim special, tonight at ten, right here on cbs-3. but first though i mean you are already watching so stay with us, coming up, i will talk with some models about some of the fear they had to overcome for this shoot. it wasn't just posing. they had adventures. >> we will stay tuned for that. >>> still ahead before you head out the door katie has your snow we just saw some down the shore will ate affect you, we have traffic and weather together on the three's. also. >> ♪ >> yea

to get leverage and yank it. he's successful. but it does take him awhile and he walks up with it.aking off. although it looks funny. but it is at 4:00 a.m. derek the lights are coming from the wendy's kitchen. the police is still looking for that guy. >> reporter: we did not reach a record in oakland for it about one degree shy. we are standing right now and the '50s and '60s for much of the bay area. 59 degrees. at 51 degrees. we are going to have a few more passing clouds with high pressure in place. we still have the monster with a system that is just off the coast. we would not see any rate associated with that. apaches f o g at best. >> reporter: plant on grabbing a life jacket you were not needed into the afternoon because it will continue to warm up into the upper 60s and lower 70's. san mateo 72, concord 66 for the afternoon and the plant to go to the beach if there is a beach hazard or strong wind current and breaking waves. so be careful going out there. >> reporter: for the next few days it will be worn in the '70s was 73 on valentine's day. we will stay in that trend a

e-s-p-n yanks keith olbermann out of the anchor chair. >> pam:coming up in sports.he twitter war that got him in hot water. and next. berkeley takes up the controversy. on whether or not to allow drones. >> pam: the secret service says. it will fly drones over the future. >> pam: jeff? >> reporter: on the agenda is set for a two-year moratorium of the operation of drones creek last look at the video so we can tell you what we are looking at. we are not talking about draws the hobbyist use. we are talking about police surveillance drones here and berkeley. >> are not trying to ban the draw is that people are playing with what their children occurred we are concerned with what the government uses them for. what will be the use of that kind of information. >> reporter: lee said that they have a legitimate application. as regards the bomb squad and other-to polities as well. what they counsel issing is that they do not want to call brett and dropped altogether just take two years with no drop operation here and berkeley. and there are none in the city of doubt berkeley

nearly 400 teachers in maryland have had their licenses yanked in just the last few years. andrea mccarren is here to explain why that happened. >> reporter: child sex abuse, child exploitation, drug and alcohol use, the list goes on and on. >> completely mortifying. i mean it should not be happening in this day in age. >> reporter: the database comes from the maryland state department of education. it includes teachers facing disciplinary action from 2008 until now. 397 teachers in seven years, 14 of them from montgomery county. the list does not include other school personnel or contractors facing similar accusations. >> for many years the county was simply covering up and moving suspected and even sometimes known child abusers. >> reporter: the 397 on this list may not reveal the extent of the problem. wusa9 learned the county has an unknown number of teachers under restrictions based on previous conduct. they're limited in their interactions with children but kept in the classroom. a school spokesman told us that is monitored by their principal and/or supervisor. we are

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. >> the dynamic of the core values is for every yin there's a yank. with impatience you have future. they kind of balance you out. we want you to move now and move quick but we always want you to be thinking about long-term. you have embraced conflict. we want you to fight with everyone at the company but not fight for yourself. >> and what drives this culture is the fact that everyone is measured by this yardstick. every day. not just when review time rolls around. >> what's really interesting about quirky's culture is the blueprint was set early and ben's been very very clear about what's important here. it really vibrates through the company every day. people who are successful here embody those values. getting things done and being agile. these things are alive here and if people are out of step with those values they don't succeed here. >> kauffman preaches a culture of setting the bar high and always hitting it. >> it's always underpromise, overdeliver, right? we definitely don't do that here so we try to overpromise and overdeliver. the very st

to jim's point, i do think the market is getting yanked by oil a little bit.e have these antitrades going on basically. you have oil going higher. rates going higher. gold going lower. you know, all the trends that have been intact for the last several weeks are reversing themselves. charles: let me ask you, there has to be a happy place where we don't want oil to go up too much. we don't want oil companies to keep firing people or canceling capex projects. these are things that help our economy. is there a sweet spot? when oil goes up, stocks go down. where do you see that? north of 50, 55, oil goes sideways. >> yeah. i think we need to find a base, a new equilibrium in oil. i don't know where that's it. it's a ways away yet. >> sorry. i think we're in the bottom end of the range of which you highlighted. above 50, people are feeling a little less pressure. again, no change in supply and demand that caused the oil to plummet the way it did. and there was no change in supply and demand that caused it to rebound. this is trading activity. fifty, 60 plus oil. an

it's like yanks or mets, you got to pick one. this green, however, is not ornary green. this ain't normal. oh, god. this hurts. >> i'm going to join you. >> def con 1, 2, 3. it's a slow roll. first you think it's going to be okay. then it's not. there's nothing to do but wait it out. i believe they use the same peppers in pepper spray. >> for repelling grizzly bears if it tells you anything. >> a shot of this will put you in the hospital. >> no kidding. everybody in the restaurant seems so calm. maybe they're not eating this. >> they're all just trying to muffle their skroems. helping protect that world takes state farm. i love my shows, sit around all day. that's why i have xfinity. their cloud based dvr lets me take everything i recorded, anywhere i go. which is perfect for me, [whispering] because i have responsibilities. ...i mean that's really interesting, then how do you explain these photos?! [people gasping] objection your honor. sustained. with the x1 dvr library you could take anywhere, xfinity is perfect for people on the go. >>> history, they say, belong the

williams yanked off the air and without pay. >> nbc's top news man surrounded in controversy for the past week now and now the hammer has dropped. the nightly news anchor suspended for six months without pay after falsely claiming for years that he was on a helicopter shot down by enemy fire during the iraq invasion. williams has been embellishing this story since 2003 making it seem more and more perilous with every telling. and he wasn't caught in a lie until a few weeks ago. >> the story actually started with a terrible moment, a dozen years back during the invasion of iraq. when the helicopter we were traveling in was forced down after being hit by an r.p.g. >> iraq war vets calling foul on that story and forcing him to apologize. >> i want to apologize. i said i was traveling in an aircraft that was hit by r.p.g. fire. i was instead in a following aircraft. we all landed after the ground fire incident and spent two harrowing nights in a sandstorm in the iraq desert. this was a bungled attempt by me to thank one special veteran and by extension our brave military men and women. >

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as quick as the speed of light, with the reflexes of a gazelle, he punched his arm into the bucket, yank out almost professionally in one deft move a bottle of beer. are they cold? he bellows at me. he says bubba i'm going to teach you something to you see, this year is what we call a coors light. when the rockies are blue you know it's cold. you don't have to ask. needless to say following this serendipitous encounter, and after learning of the political persuasion and the habits of the coors family caused very rapidly became my favorite adult beverage. ladies and gentlemen, i'm looking forward to telling you a little bit about my story but can i just say i was in colorado just five months ago taking the stage at the western conservative summit, and back then you had a democratic senator. now you have a republican senator. [applause] now i don't know how much i had to do with that, but i'm hoping there's a message in there and i will be able to come to colorado if that's the result. as an intellectually curious person with a very rudimentary knowledge of spanish i was are interested to

she was yanked back by the large cape she was wearing. she was not injured. the ugly.n forced to cancel shows in sceand -- canada because they won't let him across the border. sproip frocks frocks stardz right now. bye. >> good morning. it's thursday, february 26. a fox news alert. isis in america. three men from new york arrested in an alleged plot to join isis, even threatening to kill the president of the united states. but our secretary of state says we've never been safer. what? >> despite the visible killings that you see, we are actually living in a period of less daily threat to americans and people in the world than normally. >> are we really safer right now? that's the question. >> that is a good question. and hillary clinton's g

. >> when you want to hit the clubs, this week's hottest club in new york is called -- yank!ng it wrong. you don't cover your face. you make a teepee for your secrets. [ laughter ] >> stefon who is this? >> what's the matter? jealous? why don't you have another drink? >> hey, we have children -- >> of course that's seth meyers edward norton and bill hader, too. melissa mccarthy showed up as chris farley's motivation's speaker matt molefoley. what's your favorite? let us know on facebook and twitter using the hash tag snl40. an hilarious three hours, four hours if you count the arrival of the guests. a great night. >> what a legacy. >>> a winter weather alert day under way here at nbc 4. we will have frequent storm team 4 updates into the afternoon as the snow is going to be getting closer to ut getting into the afternoon hours. right now we're just getting a few flurries reaching the ground in the area in gray across southern virginia and the shenandoah valley. the timing on snow arriving into the metro area. this is just in now. this is new timing as of 3:30 this afternoon.

yank of another scene -- i can't think of another scene like this one.see the icicles hanging on the wires. you have to imagine the firefighters having to be so careful with every step they take. chopper 6 is live on the scene. 52 and locust. they have the entire area blocked off. the ice is forming on the streets and clearing forming all over the buildings. stick to 51st and market. this is causing detours on the route 52 bus. expect to take extra time as you head to the area. chopper 6 live on the scene a scene we haven't scene in a long time. in north philadelphia we have a two-alarm buildings fire, erie between 17th and 18th. that's creating a bus detour, route 2 bus. otherwise the speeds are okay on the main roads because it's a holiday. 611 at gurney avenue we have an accident at aning ton. an accident montgomery county valley forge road at fisher road. outside on the main roads. looking live, chester county, the 30 bypass, the main roads looking dry secondary roads more slippery. we can see patches of ice on the sides of the road. 340 we have repo