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jim: this is great action. see the 18th hole again and if it extend beyond 10., we'll go over to dottie was right, he didn't leave it short. on this ment twice green today. what about the third time? we'll find out. ♪ whether you're after supreme performance... ...advanced intelligence... ...or breathtaking style... ...there's a c-class just for you. decisions, decisions, decisions. the 2017 c-class sedan. starting at $39,500. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. before the cmo thought to himself, ♪ ♪ "yeah, i can do that." and then thought to himself, "no, i shouldn't have done that." [ crash ] and doctors with real-time data at their fingertips asked, "how a man your age could do this to himself?" before any of this, cdw orchestrated a point of care solution using the lenovo x1 carbon yoga with intel core processors. connected health care by lenovo. orchestration by cdw. jim: matching pars on the first le of the playoff, and the players have returned to the 18th to face this tee shot many. daunting to ha

jim: and p c d.j. heads ove to 13. little sunday stroll know, as he took the fire out of e leaked as far as the competition with that third-round 64 this morning. genesis open. it's going to be dustin johnson's tournaments. ♪ ♪ pay stubs and bank statements to refinance your home. w2s, or you could push that button. [dong] [rocket launching] skip the bank, skip the paperwork, and go completely online. resecuhaly soure ynar fincial info and confidently get an accurate mortgage solution in minutes. lift the burden of getting a home loan with rocket mortgage by quicken loans. [whisper: rocket] tonight on cbs begins with "60 minutes" and a report on why the regime in north korea is more dangerous than ever, free d by a special premiere of the cbs all-access "the good ries fight," and new episodes of los angeles" and "elementary." tee shot, 13. call. cord has the gary: looks tight, doesn't it? peter: unless you want to take it up and over those eucalyptus ees and cut it back into the fairway. gary: what are those trees,

jim: and bryan from the fairway. needs birdie now to pull even with pieters. 214.e: a 5-iron from wind helping. plays three yards up, cancels it out. you jim: ok. he's got just inside 40 feet. at the genesis open in just a moment. jim: again, there's lineup onight on cbs. 6. gary: after that good-look shot here from ollie schniederjans, this little nudge for his birdie. there you go. played, ollie. shots out of thomas pieters. no pars, just a bunch of stuff. bunch of geometric figures. well, after 7:00 eastern time, i just want to alert everyone that we will continue coverage on cbs on the west -- and golf channel will on also have feeds pgatour.com and cbs sports.com, taking you to the finish of the enesis open. to see if dustin johnson can coming in e or two and maybe even set a new tournament scoring record. when lanny set the record back , he had a 9-year-old golf following him for nine holes who one day would see his manage this very tournament. tiger woods was in the gallery tching lanny set the tournament scor

what's going on, jim? >> i don't know. you know, the guys are going to take me out to dinner tonight. i'm kind of excited about it frankly. >> caller: all right, great. my question is on ctl. i know they missed on quarter for earnings and revenue, but the stock held steady today. yields at close to 9%. what do you think? >> not a fan because i never reach for yield. i see that yield, 8.85%. i say juicy, juicy. what you should say is red flag, red flag. we don't reach for yield. i was taught that day one at goldman sachs. i never forgot it. companies that grab the reins of ther own destiny are the companies that are getting their stocks bid up. those are the companies you want. much more on "mad money" ahead. a stock you may have never heard of that sits alongside some of the grocery store's biggest brands was up more than 12% today. i'm bringing in out of the shadows. do your stocks have what it takes to survive the unknowns in this market? i'll be the judge of that when we play am i diversified. plus all your calls rapid

i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow. >> welcome to the shark tank, where entrepreneurs seeking an investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪ first up are dave petrillo and dave jackson with an innovation aimed at coffee lovers. ♪ hey, sharks. i'm dave jackson. and i'm dave petrillo. we invented coffee joulies. and i'm confident that before we leave here today, one or more of you is going to invest $150,000

jim: yes, it is. nick: felt a little shiver after that. spine hiver down his thinking i'm world number one. that's pretty cool. at some help it point. probably not right there on that green but to think about the took to get to that point. nick: exactly. it doesn't happen in five with this game. m: there is his fiancee, paulina, and his little boy atum is -- nick: wants to see dada. jim: we can hear him. for bogey and that will drop him from a second-place for eighth. nick: that's an ouch. jim: yes, it is. cleans up. that moment. hundreds of tournaments, reach it. f shots to number one in the world! nick: he's not happy. jim: come on, tatum. out there? chilly look at his chops. ook at his cheeks. [laughter] jim: red cheeks. peter kostis, take it away. peter: i'm here with the winner first-ever genesis open and the new world number one. ow does that sound to you, justin? >> sounds good. you know, today was a long day really great all day. i really drove it well. it any t have drove better so that was a big key for me today. major you won yo

-- >> jim harrison: yeah. >> anthony: in ah -- >> jim harrison: arizona. >> anthony: arizona. >> jim harrison: real interesting culture. an ever-present border patrol, which i teased a lot. i'll be hunting, and their border patrol plane flies over, and i run under a tree like i'm hiding, and then their vehicles start swarming in they say, "harrison, you asshole." i says, "i'm trying to keep you on your toes." >> anthony: what was it about this place that hooked you? >> jim harrison: well, i'm claustrophobic acutely so, so montana's about the best place you can live. you never feel hemmed in. any direction you could go miles and miles. [ laughs ] ♪ it had been very hot for three weeks, so i worked well into the cool night, when at 3:00 a.m. a big thunderstorm hit. the lighting was relentless. two hundred years ago when the cheyenne from the east attacked the absaroka in this valley. a group from the cheyenne were massaum, the wolves of heaven, warriors who painted themselves solid yellow. i want to be a yellow wolf of heaven. they disappeared into the lightning. [ gunshot ] ♪ >> a

i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow. >> welcome to the shark tank, where entrepreneurs seeking an investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a deal. this is "shark tank." ♪ my name is barbara lampugnale, and i live in west hartford, connecticut. i am a mother of six girls, two of which have gone off to college. (chuckles) my girls and i absolutely love doing fun things together, so on sunday nights, it's become tradition that we all get together and paint each other's nails. do toesies. it was on one of these nail nights where my idea just hit me. wow.

jim: we would be described more as centrist democrats. host: there was a recent article in the washington post, headlined about house democrats and progressives are furious, stemming from your presentation at the democratic retreat. some of the criticism came from the progressive change campaign committee saying that for house democrats to seek advice from a wall street funded think tank that shows them learning the exact wrong lessons of the trump era. i want to give you a chance to respond to that and what you were talking about at that retreat. jim: so, what a nice way to be described by -- actually, i was treated extraordinarily well by tough democrats. i am often invited, every year they do a policy retreat and i am honored to be one of the guests. and i spoke to house democrats. i was treated very well by all wings of the party. but there are some outside groups that believe there should be purity tests, that the democratic party should be 100% in one direction, a very populous direction. i think that would make the party a lot smal

jim was talking about at the top, you know the facts. going through earning season, jp morgan, apple, technology, microsoft. those are the names that have already proven to us what they're doing right now. forget trump and the other stuff. those are the facts that we have. >> right. >> obviously that's the backdrop, trump and what might happen. >> there's a bigger story here, though. there's a bigger story here. joe alluded to it before. the people trading on, quote, unquote, trump stuff since the beginning of this year are massively underperforming because they're focused on the things that are lagging. s&p is up 2.5% this year. take a look at emerging markets. major index is up 8%. some countries are up substantially more than that. we're talking about after five weeks. take a look at europe outperforming the s&p, believe it or not. take a look at small caps, doing quadruple the s&p. these are areas where if you're focused on oh, he's tweeting again. what does this mean for dodd/frank, blah, blah, blah? you're missing the bigger pictur

jim. >> what's going on? >> caller: a few months ago you made a compelling case to buy automatic data processing and paychex. after reporting this week, the stock got hammered and dropped 5%. paychex also dropped. i'm sticking with cramer. can you please tell me how to view these two stocks? >> all right. let me tell you exactly. it's like people sold mcdonald's down, maybe it was overdone. automatic data, people are worried there won't be three fed rate hikes. let me tell you in the next couple of weeks, you're going to hear the fed rate hike going to come back in march because the k34i is that strong. automatic data. >> buy, buy, buy. >> same with paychex. alex in california, alex. >> caller: booyah, dr. jam cramer. this is alex from west los angeles. >> nice that you're on the show. how can i help? >> caller: jim, my question is on eau claire row. it's reported good results three days ago but the price didn't go up and there's talk about it being bought or merging. what's your outlook o

it was one way to strengthen jim crow and one way to attack jim crow. it was a set of practices available to women in the south. how they used it depended upon who they were and what they wanted. >> for more information on our visit to fresno and the many other destinations on our city tour go to c-span.org/citiestour. this is booktv on c-span2. television for sear yz readers. here is our prime time lineup. mary aiken examines how the internet impacts human behavior. at 7:30, a look at the military forces with eliot cohen. then at 8:45 p.m. eastern, rolling stones matt taibbi looks back at the 2016 presidential campaign.

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jim is here with doctor rob to talk about heart healthy food. hey, jim? >> that's right, rahel. family physician doctor rob danoff here with some foods that top the list for heart healthy diet. good morning, doctor rob. >> morning. >> so what's the correlation between a healthy diet and heart health? >> you know, we think food is medicine, so if we take in healthy food, good for us f we take in poor nutritional food, it is bad bad, side effect are poor health. so that's why we want to eat healthy food to incorporate every day make it a hand it, we'll feel better. >> i tried the beginning of the year to upgrade my diet little bit. let's start somethings over here, fruits, vegtables? >> if we want to have start heart disease or decrease it, fruit and vegtables are a key, they have, anything dark blue, purple, very vibrant red it, has the ingredients in it, heart healthy, great for arteries, circulation, we want that. you put it in salad, breakfast in the morning, incorporate it every day. >> how many servings a day. >> fruits and vegtables, five to seven servings a day. and the th

steve in illinois, steve. >> jim, love the show. my stock is auo. >> oh, man, that's a hit or miss stock. you know what, that's just -- no, it's too dicey for me. although i was thinking about some of these -- sienna. cisco reports next week. how about we ge to denise in jersey, denise. >> hi, jim. booyah. >> wow, fired up booyah. what you got? >> caller: pfizer. what are your thoughts on fiedser? >> why do you need pfizer when you go right down the road and you get allergan. come on, jerseyite. we know who's got game. let's take one more. we'll go for one more. let's go to ken in mississippi, ken. >> caller: jim, beautiful day in mississippi. >> isn't it? oh, probably. >> caller: 80 degrees. look, i got it on panera bread a couple weeks ago. it blew up today. >> my charitable trust owns it. having a big conference tomorrow at action alerts club. i thought the quarter was great, and we own it. this is going to sound strange. we told people to sell a little today because it was good, but it wasn't that good. up 18 points. so that's m

jim. >> christie, thank you. >>> this was a record tying day in philadelphia. we hit a high of 74 degrees on this 24th day of february and if that doesn't sound terrific, well, we saw a lot of smiles on the faces of people taking advantage of this extraordinary spell of weather. in fact in parts of our area, it was the warmest february day ever, ever but not everybody is jumping for joy as we'll hear from bob brooks in a moment. but first let's check in with meteorologist cecily tynan with the facts and figures from accuweather. cecily. >> reporter: jim, it was warmer here today than san diego, it was warmer than phoenix arizona. take a look at these numbers. these numbers we typically see in the middle of may, not the end of february. philadelphia again tying that record high of 74, allentown 77, that is the highest february temperature ever recorded. reading tying the february record of 77, trenton 75, mount pocono bad news for the ski resorts a record high of 67 and you notice the cool spot, cape may with that wind off the ocean. the ocean temperature in the

jim in florida, jim. >> caller: hi, jim. jim mcdonald, florida. >> nice. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. >> okay. >> caller: i truly believe you love your job. >> i do love my job. >> caller: i know you work very hard. what i'm thinking about adding ford motor company, symbol f. >> right. >> caller: to my stock portfolio. >> i got to tell you, it's got a nice yield. it's got good management, but it's still an auto company. i'm not recommending any of the automobile companies. i think there's just secular changes coming, and i have my eyes just wide open last week when i spent time at alphabet, at waymo. this self-driving car is coming right down the pike, and ford's is not doing as well as waymo. all right. not all tech companies make it. only time reveals. fitbit's become a wall street pariah. garmin's back better than ever. much more mad ahead. is it trash day already? waste management cleaning up for decades, mostly in the disposal business. are you wasting a buying opportunity after earnings? i'm going to talk w

let's start with jim in florida, jim. >> caller: hey, how are you, jim? how are you do something. >> i am doing well, partner. how about you? >> caller: i'm good. we're live at the daytona 500 and we need the checker the flag. that would be palo alto networks. >> after speaking with chuck robinson i started to get a little more nervous about palo alto and the aggressive way that chuck's coming on in cybersecurity. let's just say not as strong as i felt one time ago before i spoke to chuck. let's go to barbara in new jersey, barbara. >> caller: hey, neighbor from west new jersey. a big booyah to yar, jim. >> skt. >> almost 4% yield, and i think that's the experiential opportunity when you go to those. by the way, in good times and in bad times, bi in, go. kimberly in florida, kimberly. >> caller: first of all, i would like to thank you for taking my call, jim. i watch you all the time. >> thank you. >> caller: i think you're quite awesome. >> tell that to lisa. she's sick of me. go ahead. >> caller: i have a question for you about sunco stocks. what is goi

jim: we do not. where do you see inflation going, jim? jim: moving higher, we hope. we have been through a period of commodity prices fading off. the central banks will keep rates easing until we get that. overine: let me bring you to my chart because this is something you are mentioning. this is the widening spread between the u.s. 10-year yield and the real rate, which is what we are seeing. when does the spread stop widening? jim: i think we are getting closer to the day when the central banks are going to be backing away from a lot of these asset purchases in japan and europe because the economy is doing better. the fed tells you that down the road here, maybe at the end of this year, they will think about bringing their balance sheet act down. i think we are getting closer to that moment. global economy is doing better. the u.s. economy is doing better. when our economies get back to full employment, we will see the end of that. liam: a fairly recent development is that we are seeing spreads blowout between certain countries in europe. that is a sign of stress t

the pursuit of beauty was one way to strengthen jim crow. it was one way to attack jim crow. it was a set of rituals, a set of practices that were available to women living in the south.how they used it depended on who they were. what they wanted. but it was there and it was true, this women did use it in this way. >> now book tv visits fresno california with the help of our comcast cable partner to talk about author tim holyoke who argues for stronger lobbying regulations and advocacy in his book "the ethhical lobbyist: reforming washington's influence

>> reporter: well, first of all, jim, i have moved. we were at city hall or right outside city ho hall a short tie ago. now we are at broad and spring garden following some protests. you said the umbrella group, the strike for democracy has had all move different events around the big cities of america today including here. the particular march that we're going to show you right now and we should be seeing the chopper hd right now, chopper 6 h.d. is known as the black resistance march. it was put together by the coalition for real justice. they were the group that was organized outside the msb building earlier, about 4:00. they were there for about knife minutes. theyen just shortly after 5:00 this evening, a group of them went in and blocked traffic in that -- the lanes between city hall and msb. then they took s to the streets. what you're seeing right now is they have been marching north on broad street. they stopped here at spring garden street. then they passed the vine lorraine hotel. they're making their way north. we don't know

that's who jim connolly was. host: i think jim connolly said he couldn't write. steve: he told the police he could not write, and the police found a number of ious the jim conley had written for jewelry. he had terrific teachers, both graduates of the atlanta university conflict, one of whom would go on to be the legendary librarian of the auburn avenue library through the 1930's and 1940's. explained books to some of atlanta's budding young readers. 1940's. he was so ingenuous that everyone had to love him, he said i'm a liar. and that was fine. host: what happened to making such a central figure? steve: connolly took the stand about two weeks into the trial. the trial was a stalemate. the day he was going to take the stand, the trial was held in a temporary building at the corner of hunter and pryor street downtown across from where the current courthouses. there was a line out the door for blocks to get in when conley testified. he got on the stand, and i'm going to read you a few sentences that he had to say. i want you to imagine the scene a black man in a p

the pursuit of beauty was one way to strengthen jim crow, it was one way to attack jim crow. a set of rituals and a set of practices that were available to women who were living in the south. ... in fresno, california, the help of our comcast cable partner, to talk about arthur tom holyoke who argues for stronger lobbying regulations and ethics in his book "the ethical lobbyist". >> the name of the book is "the ethical lobbyist," reforming washington's influence industry.

jim, what are you finding out? >> donald trump defended his national security advisor michael flynn at his news conference with benjamin netanyahu. time and again today the president side stepped questions about whether his team had contacts with the russians during the campaign. one day after the white house said former national security advisor michael flynn was forced out for misleading the administration, president trump tra praised the man he fired. >> miesk l flynn, general flynn is a wonderful man. i think he's been treelted very, very unfairly by the media. as i call it, the fake media in many cases. and i think it's really a sad thing that he was treated so badly. >> reporter: then the president blamed likers in the law enforcement and intelligence communities for exposing advisors and top associates were in constant contact with russian operatives during the campaign. leaks he tweeted were very un-american. >> it's criminal action, criminal act and it's been going on for a long time, before me. but now it

you take jim's class to be pushed. >> genius doesn't begin to describe jim. >> he's a master. >> jimmy: i am not simply a teacher. i am a sculptor. and with these hands, this and this, i have molded some of the finest actors of this generation. eddie, repeat after me. hello, i'm a fancy british man. >> hello. i'm a fancy british man. >> jimmy: okay, are you british or are you from the philippines? [ laughter ] talk like british people. >> hello. >> hello. i'm -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why is it so difficult for you? you're from there. he's from there! >> his methods, they may seem controversial to some folks, but let me tell you, when someone lights your script on fire and duct tapes it to your hands, you're going to find a way to say your lines. >> jimmy: the critic is the enemy. and so we must meet the enemy head on. >> facing jim as a critic tested my limits as a performer and as a human being. >> jimmy: you act, i'll critic. >> momma, it's time i told you the truth about me and ricky. >> jimmy: i saw "frozen" last night. it was [ bleep ]. >> i know daddy won't approve, but -- >> ji

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. >> reporter: jim, good evening. can't go in the cemetery right now, they've locked the gates. it hasn't always been like this but after what's happened here, it's locked now. now the damage here is extensive. it goes the whole way through this cemetery. it is horrific. it is unacceptable but what it has also done is brought a lot of people together. there's no doubt that toppled tombstones at the mount carmel cemetery has saddened so many. even made some scared to be who they are. >> i felt suddenly unsafe as a jewish person. >> reporter: but what the crime has done is united a lot of people from all backgrounds. >> get my hand under there. >> reporter: these are a bunch of random men helping mark weissman reset his grandfather's stone. weissman says he has no doubt this cemetery was targeted. >> definitely a hate crime. definitely. and i think it was organized. >> reporter: people from all faiths have come to help fix the damage at one point or another. philadelphia mayor jim kenney also came to help. >> it was his grandfather next to his father who is a marine and world war

. >>> aim jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a minute but first here's what we need to start your day in the morning minute. >> they will never get it. >> immigrants are taking a stand nationwide they plan to walk off the job as part of the day without immigrant protest. >>> business owners here in this part of the south philadelphia alone, tell is some 20 stores and restaurant won't open up that doors today >> put your hand in my face and i will knock you out. >> reporter: video has gone viral atlantic city police officer threatening two men in the traffic stop. >> many are questioning whether strong language and protent used by officer is necessary. >>> president trump is looking for a new secretary of labor as ceo andrew bus bus inner. >> it is service of his wife in 1990 peering on the talk show describing domestic abuse who brought that to light? who is powerful enough, to topple a cabinet secretary? you guessed it, oprah. >> indeed, very powerful woman >> stephen colbert getting more in th

morning, trang. >> reporter: well, good morning, jim, rahel. for the time being, express lanes are not running during rush hour. septa is also having supplemental shuttle buses at certain stations with overflows toward particularly 52nd street as well as girard. meantime it appears that commuters are handling this inconvenience pretty well. the market frankford line is no operating with about 100 fewer cars. over the weekends, septa mechanics found two rail cars tracking the body bolster, major support beam on the under side of the car. >> thank god again we caught something and safety has been preserved. and it is not a situation of investigating an accident. >> that led to inspection of the entire fleet revealing 58 cars with cracks near the event box area, not as truck, but enough to pull them for further inc inspection. because the rail cars work in pairs, septa also to take additional cars without issues out of service. >> where we have 144, bare minimum to run our normal peak, and yet we have 218 cars. we're in a much better situation tha

. >> i'm jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in just a minute. first, what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute. >> developing now, a man beaten, bound, and gagged, in his juniata park home. >> this man currently in stable condition at aria-torresdale hospital. he has some serious injuries to his face. >> we have one down, one victim. >> pilot in stable condition after crashing his small plane in a north jersey neighborhood. investigators say it is shear luck no one was killed. >> president trump marks one month in office. this weakest's expected to unveil his re advised immigration ban. >> meanwhile, more than a thousand people of various states rallied in times square in support of muslim americans. another rally planned for today. >> penn state student rent no doubt resting after dancing for 46 hours straight. this year's thon raised $10 million for pediatric cancer. >> we never should give up until we find a cure, because really no parents want to hear the words their child has cancer. >> every year those kids, great effor

jim, jan, back over to you. >> thank you so much, meisha. today in the health wash, the meats you eat could be made with cow hearts. now allowing to add cow hearts to byproducts, limited quantities, no additional lables. many people say you won't even know the difference. cow heart rich in iron and vitamin b-12. >> researchers say that drun hawn dray detergent pods causing harm to to many children's eyes, study push libbed lished in the american medical association, found the number of preschool heres have gotten chemical burns in their eyes from the pods has gone up by, get this, more than 30%. pods are also burning children 's hands. >>> well, time now 6:49. a lot coming up on cbs this morning. >> anthony mason joins us live from new york with the preview good morning, anthony. >> good morning, jan, good morning, jim. ahead the latest after suspected terror attack attempt outside the louvre museum in paris. plus the president trump heads to florida this weekend. we look at the unique security challenges, protecting winter white house. and

jim? >> dan, thank you. an upper darb by home is in need of repair after a car came through the front window. chopper 6 was over the 7100 block of marshal road. police had surveillance video of the car crashing into the building at 8:00. a bedroom was on the other side, fortunately the only nern the house was not hurt. police say the driver was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. classes are scheduled to start on time at pennridge hospital in bucks county after a small fire there tonight. the sprinkler system extinguished the blaze that damaged three classrooms on the third floor. the fire was caused by an electrical malfunction. >>> we prefer to tell stories about the best in people but this is the opposite. two people trying to stare down cancer fall victim to thieves. jeanette reyes spoke to the victims tonight. jeanette? >> jim, the newlyweds are no strangers to heartache and disappointment when it comes to their health but tonight they are dealt another blow this time from a he

jim, it's february. of course it's going to snow. come on. it's not snowing now, it's not raining, actually very little cloud cover. what a day today. we saw the sunshine in fact, two of our last three days have been sunny. we have the sunshine. it was cold, though on saturday, bright sunshine and mild, 54 degrees today. kind of a rare event. this entire year we've only had seven days in philadelphia with mostly sunny skies. we've hm 30 days just shrouded in clouds. tomorrow temperatures all depend on your location. a warm front is moving through and that means dover and philadelphia will be in the 60's. feeling like spring. in trenton 54 degrees but that warm front likely will not make it to the lehigh valley and the poconos. there temperatures only in the 40's. so, it's all about location. right now 49 degrees in philadelphia. 42 in allentown. no the that cold. millville 43. atlantic city 44. and trenton 47 degrees. satellite6 and action radar showing that slice of nice right over us with all the sunshine today but if you look out to the we

jim in north carolina, jim. >> caller: booyah, jim. >> booyah. >> caller: jim calling from sunny charlotte, north carolina. i wanted to ask you about schlumberger. are you still bullish on it? >> i'm pounding the table, schlumberg schlumberger. my charitable trust owns it. we've been telling people, club members of actionalertsplus.com, slub at this level is the right level. bill in south carolina, bill. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing today? >> i am doing good. how about you, bill? >> caller: i love it. south carolina's good and warm. i need your opinion on immune medics. >> i do not think they have what you need. i will tell you this, though. i think there are some biotech companies that i like that are down on their luck right now. that's not one of them. i still think celgene deserves to trade at a higher multiple. let's go to andrew in new york, andrew. >> caller: booyah to the master. >> thank you. >> caller: sew knowco is very busy. there's stations up my way, and their dividend is fabulous. i wonder if i should stay with them. >> see, i think that dividend is a red flag, sir

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>> good morning, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm jim donovan. first here's what you need to know to start your day in our morning minute. >> a surprise twist at this year's oscars. >> there is a mistake, moonlight you guys won best picture. >> moonlight wins best picture following an envelope mix-up. >> marion -- what happened. personally i blame steve harvey for this. >> they're going out to people's ancestors. >> vandals strike another jewish cemetery. >> more than 100 braved those knocked down at mount carmel cemetery in which is no, ma'aming. >> police say too early in the investigation, to classify this as a hate crime. >> meets at the white house today, also expected to sign a new immigration and refugee order, this week. >> this job, they require you to be somewhat economical with the truth. >> hollywood is mourning the sudden passing of bill paxton, the actor died following surg

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jim and rahel. >>> as if facebook isn't every where already i understand it is going to invade our living rooms. >> reporter: it the is true, so facebook is launching an app for tv's for apple tv's, foreign samsung tv and amazon tv, basically you'll be able to watch videos thaw would normally watch on facebook, on the the app, and on your tv, no timetable just yet, they think soon, is what they are saying. jim and rahel. >> well, it was bound to happen. >> yes. >> i mean, yes. >> they are taking over. >> yes, taking over the world. >> thanks, jill we will check in the next hour. >>> we have some incredible images from yesemite national park to share with you this morning. >> check this out it may look like this is folding lava or fire but it is not. we will tell you three things to come together to have nature put on this incredible show. >> absolutely beautiful. >>> we are looking a head to windy wet ther again in the delaware valley. we will let you know when that wind is expect to pick up how str

jim, do i have you? >> i'm here. >> jim, let me get to you first. you read this letter on air when this news was breaking. this is from michael flynn. he said, in the course of my duties as the incoming national security adviser, i held numerous phone calls from foreign counterparts. he said he did this with the russian ambassador to ensure a smooth transition. he said, unfortunately because of the fast pace of events, i briefed the vice president elect and others with incomplete information regarding my phone calls with the russian ambassador. i sincerely apologize to the president and vice president, and they have accepted my apology. that's where the rubber met the road, giving vice president pence information that was not accurate. >> yeah, don, i think that's the straw that broke the camel's back, if folks will pardon the late-night cliches. essentially what happened here, the incoming national security adviser before this administration came into office, the incoming national security adviser gave bad information to the vice president elect, w

jim, rahel? >> thank you so much, don. >>> and cbs news coverage of the address followed by the response starts tonight at 9:00. see it here on cbs-3 and streaming live on cbsphilly.com. then after "eyewitness news" at 11:00 watch special live edition of the late show with stephen colbert, guests ton include lewes a cued row and form earl white house preact josh ernest, tonight at 11:00 35:00 here on cbs-3. >> happening today, new jersey governor chris christie is taking the wraps off his budget for fiscal year 2018. spending plan is expected to increase funding to schools and pensions for state workers, stresses this afternoon lawmakers have until july 1st to approve the budget. >> a judge refuses to move bill cosby's sexual assault trial to a different location, but says, jurors from outside a montgomery county will be brought in instead. "eyewitness news" cameras spotted cost bee leaving court in norristown yesterday, the jury will be sequestered during the trial which is scheduled for june. c

if being sponsored by jim estill wasn't good enough. things got even better for him when he he was toll his family, wife alaa and daughter lilyan, could live in this comfortable apartment free until the end of june. when did you arrive, what day >> 12-12-2016. >> a day you'll never forget. >> a golden number. >> they were handed this notebook. >> a useful information. even pictures of mentors. >> his name, his phone number, e-mails. >> they couldn't believe it when they found their refrigerator filled with syrian food. were you surprised by the welcome, the friendliness, did that surprise you? >> it's amazing. everywhere you go you feel you are welcome in canada. >> firas was an oil geologist in syria. alaa, a teacher. their damascus home is in ruins. the war drove them first to the oil fields of iraq and then after isis attacks, to turkey. lilyan is speaking mostly english now. long flight from istanbul, this syrian family feels safe and grateful and canadian. >> just two or three days ago i got my first salary and i paid my first tax

jim, rahel? >> well, jill, awhile back we talked about snap chap, spectacle glasses. what's the latest on those? >> so those glasses, the spectacles, are now available on line to everyone. previously, they were only available at the pop up vending machines. they have built in camera. they cost about $130. they let the wearer take circular videos, easily up loaded to users snap chat accompanied. expected to file a ipo in the next couple of weeks. critics say these spectacles lost their luster, so could be one way to build up some more hype. jim, rahel? >> i do have snap chat, but only used it i think once. >> how is it that you have snap chat and i don't even have it? >> i signed up for it, i tried it once, i didn't really understand it so i kind of left. are you on snap chat, jill? >> i have it, and don't know how to use it. >> see? i'm in good company. >> we're kinds of all in the same boat here. >> thank you, jill, we'll check in with you in the next hour. >> meanwhile, we've been little spoile

the problem isn't snow but cold. >> that's right, jim. the melted snow from earlier has started to ice over because of these tumbling temperatures. if you have been out this evening, you know how bad it feels out here. it's the elements starting to cause headaches for residents and drivers. >> we saw and heard a lot of this around the city. car batteries were casualties to mother nature's deep freeze. >> a lot of people hadn't started their cars yet. during the cold weather, the battery is at its weakest. >> aaa is expecting it to be wez busier after temperature in the teens, spring like temperatures, snow and then this. >> the problems, tomorrow morning, temperatures are dropping overnight. when temperatures drop overnight, batteries lose 60% of its life. >> others try to cope with working in this blustery freeze. this is probably the windiest day i have been on my bike. i was blown across the lane on to the sidewalk. >> how are you doing? >> cold. >> wind gusts peaked high as 50 miles per hour. >> awful. i'm crying from the wind. >> dra

a lot from jim in a moment. premarket's a little soft this morning, but pretty steady after significant run of record highs. s&p has its longest win streak going in the three years. europe pretty flat early on, ten-year settles back to 2.48 amid some worry about slow progress in pro-growth legislation. our roadmap begins with signs of confidence and optimism, those are the words of the president as stocks notch their longest record setting streak in a quarter century. >> plus, trump's cabinet trouble. the president's top pick for labor suddenly withdrawing from a nomination with nearly half of his cabinet and administrative team still yet to be confirmed. >> snap valuing itself between $19 billion and $22 billion as the owner of snapchat prepares for one of the most hotly anticipated ipos of the year. first up though, the historic runup in stocks getting the president's attention. this morning he tweets, stock market hits new high with longest winning streak in decades. great level of confidence and optimism, ev

jim, that doesn't include you. you are stuck with us for rest of the the day but my collogue lauren casey is outside on the sky deck and she has been owe snow watch. what are we seen so tar. >> change over has commenced as were you showing everyone on storm scan three. the sleet is coming down. height be hard to see but it is coming down heavily and there is a bunch of ice pellets town beneath my feet, crunch, crunch, crunch and we will see the sleet change over to snow, which will happen this is next 20 minutes or so but because we have snow north and west of the city coming town heavily at an inch per hour in some areas up toward lehigh valley and poconos, visibility at zero right thousand down to a half hyle in allentown, down to 3 miles with the sleet falling heavily in philadelphia, on the roads, it will be a brutal day, if you can work from home i would do that. morning commute heavy snow, as we head into lunchtime road snow covered, windy conditions and in your p.m. commute with temperatures struggle telling

jim's not a fan. better hurry because toasters will be turned off this sunday >> i like my pop tarts and special protective covers when i travel with them but do i not think i would partake in that. >> completely normal, jim. >>> coming up in the the next hour of "eyewitness news" most senior citizens are not real salve which smart phones so it is not easy to use apps for uber and things like that until now. we will show you how a new service called go, go grandparent is giving them more independent. >>> also rihanna, right for teens to get enough sleep but now we're learning what a lack of sleep can lead to next up in the it kept coming back in different places. cancer treatment centers of america gave me treatment options i didn't know about before. i want to be around just to be a grandma. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia we are waking up to dense fog it is thick this most areas and will add time tour morning community but authenticate i says we are looking ahead to a big, winter warm up

jim accosta, this is to you. the man he just fired his national security advisor michael flynn. >> general flynn is a wonderful man. i think he's been treated very, very unfairly by the media, as i call it, the fake media in many cases. and i think it's really a sad thing that he was treated so badly. i think in addition to that, from intelligence, papers are being leaked. things are being leaked. it's criminal action, criminal act. and it's been going on for a long time, before me. but now it's really going on. >> interesting response to say the least, tim accosta, a wonderful man. not something you'd expect to hear about a guy that he just axed. what do we know about how the vice-president feels about this? >> well, first of all, getting back to that fake media charge that the president made at the news conference, we should point out that reporters went back to white house press secretary sean spicer and said, you know, what is fake about these news reports? and he basically told reporters earlier this afterno

so many in fact that jim decided to start fixing them. himself. >> i just want to get my work done and get out. i'm not interesting in having people watch me. >> especially the watchful gaze of the chicago police. >> i'm always worry read bout the cops, you know? i'm too old to be arrested, i've got twin boys. >> it's true his gestures of goodwill aren't city council in this casely legal, but no one's really bothered him, because jim isn't just filling chicago's potholes he's turning them into works of art. >> it's fun to see it re-owe ledge. >> like this rendering of a rumpled cheeto bag made out of marble and glass. >> this is looking pretty. just that little bit of unexpected joy which is a fun thing for me. >> his street mosaics have been appearing all around the city for years now. dozens of them dotting the roads. former potholes that are now frames for flowers, for popsicles and creamsicles and few that state the obvious, like this pothole that proudly screams, it's not a pothole any more. >> this is probably my most popular piece.