>> no, matt. people don't live that way. >> reporter: 1,200 hours that he says reveal to him, the only crazy thing about nique was that she was married to a monster. >> [ bleep ]. lower your voice! i am not going to sit here and listen to this [ bleep ]. >> reporter: matt shows he is just as capable of losing his temper and according to nique -- using his hands as well as his voice to abuse her. >> if i wanted to do harm to you i could have done it. you think i'm going to harm you? >> i don't know, matt. you tried to tonight. >> i did not. >> [ bleep ]. with 6'5", 250 [ bleep ] plus pounds, with your hands around my throat. you had me pinned to the [ bleep ] wall. >> all my homicide victims over the year, i've never met anybody. but after listening to these recordings, it gave me the -- you know, ability to know her. >> reporter: you liked her. >> i think she was a wonderful person, a wonderful mother, and by all accounts, she was a wonderful wife. just couldn't do enough for one individual. >> re

matt and nique. the one where she allegedly flashed him. >> she tore off her top and says, come on, let's go, let's act like a family. >> were you expecting any sort of comment like that? >> never. i -- never. >> once nique disappeared, clegg says, matt leili inquired about having his wife involuntarily committed and even hired a divorce attorney. a man who knows his wife is already dead, he says, wouldn't have done either of those things. >> he did not really want to divorce her. he wanted to let her know, look, here are your options. you can go get help for yourself, or i'm going to go forward with a divorce. >> the defense wrapped up its case by calling matt and nique's two daughters, rebecca, now 14, and amanda, 17. >> did you ever see your dad hit your mom? >> no. >> did you ever see any obvious injuries or bruises to your mom? >> no, sir. >> according to the girls, their mother was the one with the violent temper, not their dad. >> she took a heel and threw it. i myself had to duck from it. >>

matt schlapp: yeah. susan page: i think that is the definition of the forgotten man and woman, that is why he wants wonhitey -- why he pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. when i talk to voters in rallies, they said he is a businessman, he can help the economy in a way the politicians can't. i think that is the fundamental test for president trump. matt schlapp: awesome. what a great panel. [applause] matt schlapp: let's think ralph , susan, and rick and byron for being here with us today. thank you all very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ unfoldsn, where history daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service. and is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. the democratic national committee met this weekend in atlanta to elect a new chair. that is next. then scott pruitt talks about his new role as head o

guys, matt. matt: thanks very much. the ore prices surged to highest level since 2014, extending last week's rally. bloomberg daybreak: asia's trivia spoke to the rio tinto ceo this morning, and he said he does not think the iron ore price will fall off a cliff. it is that think dramatic. at the moment, you can see the consensus price is up above the spot price. that is unusual. but that can close from two directions as well. i would not necessarily say it is going to fall off a cliff, or anything like that. marketor more, our strategist joins us from singapore. mark, let me first ask you -- it has been an amazing rise, which is why we would suggest the possibility of falling off a cliff. what is driving these gains? been a hard one. the iron ore has been offsetting forecasters for the last many months. they continue to chase this move. we keep saying it is going to pull back soon, going to pull back soon. it is important to note that rio tinto does have an agenda in this. they want iron -- iron ore prices to collapse.

matt schlapp: yeah. susan page: i think that is the definition of the forgotten man and woman, that is why he won pennsylvania, michigan and wisconsin. when i talk to voters in rallies, they said he is a businessman, he can help the economy in a way the politicians can't. i think that is the fundamental test for president trump. matt schlapp: awesome. what a great panel. [applause] matt: let's thank ralph, susan, and rick and byron for being here with us today. thank you all very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ announcer: sunday night to on "afterwords." >> since it has been thrust on us, we understand there is a bigger picture. there is something more important than just the death of our sun. there are other lives out there .e are trying to impact announcer: on the fifth anniversary of the death of trayvon martin, his paren

matt miller is in frankfurt. matt has your morning brief. matt: good morning. not even considering it, socgen tells bloomberg the probability xit is remote. we hear from the deputy ceo. assets as monte paschi struggles to sell. the bank and the fund set up to help it will need even more money. as guy said, i have trouble to .rankfurt to speak with the cfo our cost cuts going to be enough in this low interest rate environment? engles,sk stephen joining us at 11:30 your time. guy: matt, we are anticipating we will be seeing a positive start for european equities this morning. the ftse 100 in positive territory. the cac opening up fairly strongly. less about index levels and what is happening with individual names. let us find out what is going on. manus cranny. , thanks.y johnson story.look, there is a the dollar is strong. that is a critically important thing. the dollar is up. we have a big day inside africa today. they seven of the dollar rally, but what does it mean for equities? you have to ask yourself. nejra will take you through the breakdown. industrials

matt. matt: thanks very much. yousef gamal el-din, bloomberg markets middle east anger joining us with a look at oil. we see crude trading down today. wti below $53 per barrel. brent below $56 per barrel. joining us, kokou agbo bloua. do you expect jane real movement? do you expect any real movement? do you expect us to break out of it for any reason or does opec hold us in? kokou: i think we are likely to stick in the range and that is consistent with our strategy because one thing to bear in mind is on the one hand side, you have a stronger pick up in the u.s. activity, which should be bullish for the oil price, but on the other hand, you have the expected supply coming from oilshale gas and shale drillers which should put a cap on the oil price, so that is going to be an interesting range trading environment for the oil price and clearly different from what we saw last year, where we saw a lot more volatility in the oil market. matt: are you think trump policies will have an effect on u.s. production? i mean, h

matt has the morning brief. matt: good morning. spreads widen in europe as trading spreads with the front nationale's plans to leave the euro. we will speak with a key advisor to marine le pen. and bnp profit doubles, but misses estimates. investors have driven the shares to a level highest in almost a decade. how long can the lenders outperformance continues ? bp misses estimates but makes progress on cost cuts. will the ceo focus on slashing costs, keeping investors on board? we will go in depth into the oil majors. guy: we will in just a moment. we are approaching the european equity market open. it's going to be a bit negative. let's take a look at what's going on. this is the ftse 100. we will see what bp does any moment. stocks will be important on an individual basis. we'll wait and see what the cac does -- it's now up. but flat is probably the trade. manus: it's very much through the prism of currency that we look at gmm, up nearly .5%. eurou go second down, the is down 6/10 of 1%. again, really defending the position on th

talking about political risk, matt is in munich. matt, why are you in munich? really, as we head to a three-day weekend in the u.s., markets are very focused on what goes on geopolitically and this weekend in munich will be a culmination of the week in which we have had debuts in the trump administration. yesterday and tonight, mike pence will get here to talk to european leaders about the u.s. position in nato and the commitment to nato. about the u.s. position with tosia, and also, in a sense, assure them about his position in the trump administration after the michael flynn debacle in the u.s.. we will get a lot of bilateral meetings and get european onders to cement their take mike pence as vice president of the united states of america. but skidmore on what is going on around the world in your first word news. juliette: matt, thank you. former u.k. prime minister will urge opponents of brexit to fight to change minds and reverse britain's decision to leave the eu. he will say people voted without knowledge of the true terms of brexit, as these terms become

show. >> jimmy even dissing the man bun matt sported. for epic war film. >> remember matt and b >> taunts you one way or the another. >> i've been doing a lot of therapy around this and i'm told to just let it go. just brush it off and just move on. chris rock should be hosting the show. someone who is actually funny. >> as for matt's loving relationship. his wife joined him on the red carpet the day after valentine's day. >> anything special? >> we had a really nice dinner. then went home and all our kids were in our bed so we slept in the kibuds' nk beds. >>> still ahead. joey lawrence, pop star? in the studio with new gig with his brothers as they flash back to their musical past. >> mom would really love this. >> she would. >> and the movie ready to take on the oscars. meet the "la la land" choreographer who told ryan gosling his big moves. >> big step, one, two, yes! >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ theseare heading back home.y oil thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am h

for epic war film. >> remember matt and ben? now it's matt and bun. >> taunts you one way or the another. >> i've been doing a lot of therapy around this and i'm told to just let it go. just brush it off and just move on. chris rock should be hosting the show. someone who is actually funny. >> as for matt's loving relationship. his wife joined him on the red carpet the day after valentine's day. >> anything special? >> we had a really nice dinner. then went home and all our kids were in our bed so we slept in thdse ki' bunk beds. >>> still ahead. joey lawrence, pop star? in the studio with new gig with his brothers as they flash back to their musical past. >> mom would really love this. >> she would. >> and the movie ready to take on the os.scar meet the "la la land" choreographer who told ryan gosling his big moves. >> big step, one, two, yes! >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> are you okay? all your friends are worried about you. everything cool? you look great harrison. >> that's harrison ford today back at santa mon

matt. that thanks very much for run down. criticism of germany's role in the euro amplified last night as marine le pen ramped up calls for redenomination during a two-hour interview on france to television. leadernt national denounced the single currency as a continuation of the deutsche mark. >> many countries will have introduced their national currency because italy is dying from that european currency. spain is dying from the european currency. greece is dying from the european currency. the northern countries have built the euro in function of their own mark. germany is doing very well. meanwhile, all the other countries are dying from the national currency. that is the reality. still with us is steven saywell from bnp paribas. what do you think of the important that is being put on everything marine le pen says? how relevant is it in the currency market? steven: the key answer to that question is there is a strong focus on all elections coming up in europe this year, but particularly

matt schlapp: what a great panel. [applause] matt schlapp: let's think ralph and rick for byron being here with us today. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer 1: live now to the jw marriott hotel in washington dc for the national governors association holding its winter meeting in the nation's capital, and a discussion coming up in just a few moments on cyber security your governors will this afternoon. live on c-span. should be getting underway in just a few moments. several of president trump's cam and -- candidate nominees face of the ahead as congress returns from the presidents' day break. while we wait for the mga panel to get started, a capital reporter looks at that and other issues ahead for the house and senate. writer that had fourenate set to vote on of the nominees next week. commerceur ross, the secretary. tell us how they will f

matt miller is in berlin. average winning theak is 12 sessions spread octave of march jumped to over 50%. will the president look up to expectations? he will outline his budget plan to congress and he will go big on defense spending. what about the infrastructure story? a major brexit, the former minister -- the former prime minister is setting expectations too high. we will talk about death you will find out when we speak to the head of the chambers of commerce. >> a half-hour from the open of trading. oner 12 consecutive highs the dow jones industrial average we have futures pointing higher. asian markets rallied overnight and gave up the ghost into the close. you could see little change at the open. as far as the bond trade is going in germany, we are seeing yields rise as traders sell off the debts. this is a to depart, the yield -- 0.203.int yields rising a little bit and get have been up as traders complacent ahead of the speech. absolutely be critical. the dollar is down versus the end, down versus the

matt: matt miller here in germany. how many rate hikes to you think are priced into the dollar right now? chris: i think probably to by the end of the year. the rate hikes might come in slightly more quickly than the market price. idly -- ideally when they do move, they like moves to be fully priced. we have a long way to go. economicoking for strengthening the first quarter of this year. and expectations as well of the trump tax plan perhaps being approved later this year. stability growth into 2018. it is pointing to a repricing of the fed story. especially over the next 12 months. the dollar should do reasonably well against the low yield of the euro and the yen. does the market believe that trump will come out what a phenomenal tax plan and we will a dollarslation and of infrastructure spending? chris: i think it is early days of the moment. short-termng about moves we have seen over the last 24 hours. last week we did see the dollar turnaround, it had been a soft week for the dollar but the flaw was put under the

matt sported. >> remember matt and ben? now it's matt and bun. >> clearly he works hard one way or the other. >> i've been doing a lot of therapy around this and i'm told to just let it go. just brush it off and just move on. chris rock should be hosting the show. someone who is actually funny. >> as for matt's loving relationship. wis wife joined him on the red carpet the day after valentine's day. >> anything special? >> we ahad a really nice dinner. then went home and all our kids were in our bed so we slept in the kids' bunk beds. >> and the new big with his brother, as they flash back to their musical past. >> mom would really love this. >> she would. >> and the movie ready to take meet the "la la land"orographer who told ryan gosling his big moves. >> yes! >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> emma stone added as oscar presenter. of course she and ryan gosling sporting nominations because "la la land" has 14 nominations in all. >> unfortunately, no category for choreography. i say that because i took a l

the thing that jumps out the most is matt's epic man bun. yeah, and if you think it is easy to take care of that bun, think again. >> i need my bow. if i'm to join you, i need my bow. >> the man bun, the leather, what was that like? >> all new. >> what did your daughters think of the man bun? >> they loved it. the first week they were into but after that they forgot about it. >> it took, like, 12 hours to put in. 700 extensions finally glued in extensions. >> so you a >> yeah. i got a weave. then i had to care for the weave. that's the issue. i have a whole new level of appreciation for my wife and daughters. then when you sleep, first night i went to sleep and all this hair, right, is all over my face. and it's not your hair. you know what i mean? and it is really -- then you're like, who's hair is this? who is this person? >> i've been a fool. i'm done with it. >> that hair is because matt plays a 12th century mercenary soldier in the film he calls a full-on battle movie. for stunt work he needed to be in great shape. >> does it get toughe

matt: u.k. lawmakers will begin a line by line debate today over legislation that would allow the prime minister to formally start brexit negotiations. the committee stage of the bill allows members of parliament to make changes and opposition mps have proposed more than 250 amendments. guy: it will be a big story. 58% of top u.k. business leaders are already feeling the effects of the vote to leave the eu on their businesses. the report says a hard brexit could hit supply chains. hitting manufacturers why is much as 30%. joining us now is michael. very nice to see you. is supply chain story interesting. it is a long story that you need to think about if you are managing a company. six months time, will that supplier work for me? is my supply chain going to be fully functioning. are we starting to get the affects of the brexit vote into that supply chain? although a large number of uncertainties remain. for the last 40 years, executives in the u.k., european and global companies have designed th

for epic war film. >> remember matt and ben? now it's matt and bun. >> taunts you one way or the another. >> i've been doing a lot of therapy around this and i'm told to just let it go. just brush it off and just move on. chris rock should be hosting the show. someone who is actually funny. >> as for matt's loving relationship. his wife joined him on the red carpet the day after valentine's day. >> anything special? >> we had a really nice dinner. then went home and all our kids were in our bed so we slept in the kids' bunk beds. >>> still ahead. joey lawrence, pop star? in the studio with new gig with his brothers as they flash back to their musical past. >> mom would really love this. >> she would. >> and the movie ready to take on the oscars. meet the "la la land" choreographer who told ryan gosling his big moves. >> big step, one, two, yes! >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> are you okay? all your friends are worried about you. everything cool? you look great harrison. >> that's harrison ford today back at santa mon

matt krattiger is the new guy. a hard rock miner by day, he likes to relax by spending his time down here; playing. >> matt: i come mining for fun on my days off. >> anthony: okay! >> matt: it's one of those things that just gets in your blood. you got a lot of pride in it. >> anthony: these guys like it under ground and even more they seem to like drilling holes deep into the rock face. ♪ [ drilling ] >> matt: you want to drill? >> anthony: sure. [ drilling ] >> matt: pull that out. then get the feel for where the weight sets on it. >> anthony: oh yeah! cool. >> matt: do that several hundred times a day. >> anthony: no! [ laughs ] >> matt: just do it. >> anthony: sweet! >> jim keane: the community recognized the miner was at the top of the food chain. when i grew up, he was considered just like a doctor or lawyer because everybody knew that he was the one making everything work. the other thing about mining is that it is so intensive, i mean you need engineers, guys running ventilation, mechanic or carpenter or

matt: that's right. steven: the way i like to wind up my german colleagues is to tell them that if the eurozone is to get a 2% cpi, germany will need something between 3% and 4% , and you should see the reaction you get when you mention three to 4% in germany. that sort of says it is very difficult to get that 2% number into the aggregate, because if you got enough countries that have close to zero, it is arithmetically impossible to get anywhere near to two, so i get the idea that you would have this reflation move and german reflation has gone up, but it will be falling again, and that is the reality. matt: that is good news for mario draghi then in his, what ermed as his scorched earth monetary policy. doesn't he seem like he wants to stay intervening in markets for much longer than just this year through the german election? well, if the circumstances change, then so will the policy. they made a decision to lock in the qe through most of 2017, but they are going to have to look at it one step at a ti

matt. matt: thanks very much for that. general electric chairman and ceo jeff has spent his career writing the great wave of globalization. in an interview with john nickel weit, he predicted the time of unbridled trade is over. >> philosophically, we believe in the free flow of goods, and inherently, we do not things like walls are good ideas. let us put that -- so that is maybe the background. i would say that there is nothing wrong with president trump wanting to add manufacturing jobs in the united states. the president of china wants to add manufacturing jobs. the president of china wants to -- of mexico want to add manufacturing jobs. we helpnk that how do exporters and find ways to help exporters? i think that is a good thing. >> you said his aim was to increase revenues that was doing something that would cause problems for that. you would criticize that? >> i am for trade. i'm trying to do is, look, -- >> you are sympathizing to his aims but -- >> the media want to drag every negative down to the ground. what is h

matt sported. >> remember matt and ben? now it's matt and bun. >> clearly he works hard one way or the other. >> i've been doing a lot of therapy around this and i'm told to just let it go. just brush it off and just move on. chris rock should be hosting the show. someone who is actually funny. >> as for matt's loving relationship. wis wife joined him on the red carpet the day after valentine's day. >> anything special? >> we ahad a really nice dinner. then went home and all our kids were in our bed so we slept in the kids' bunk beds. >> and the new big with his brother, as they flash back to their musical past. >> mom would really love this. >> she would. >> and the movie ready to take meet the "la la land"orographer who told ryan gosling his big moves. >> yes! >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. and that's with a glass of wine

displrmts -- >>> goats owe over to -- let's go over to matt pellman. and karen rogers is outside. >> reporter: i want to show you a close up view of storm tracker 6 live double scan you can see the snow line pushing through philadelphia and we have a wintry mix starting south of that. still raining in south jersey and delaware. but all that going to change. how about the temperature change it been dramatic, 34 degrees his in philadelphia. 30 in reading still 42 in millville. 46 in cape may. look at this wide range of temperatures. these temperatures are dropping, the winds are picking up, we've got a 33-mile an hour wind gust in philadelphia. visibility is an issue where it's snowing heavily like allentown, just a half mile visibility. here's what to expect, snow is heavy at times through the morning, the afternoon is dry winds gust up to 40 miles per hour. feels like the teens. this evening the slush refreezes, windchills in the single digits. it will be bitter told tomorrow, matt pellman you know what that means for the roads tomorrow. >> reporter: w

matt: thanks very much. breaking news as we follow this morning president trump's move to halt an obama administration regulation that requires to work inadvisors the best interest of their clients. he will also order and it -- a review of dodd-frank. for more, we are joined on the phone by bloomberg government editor in washington, d.c.. craig, let me ask first about rule.duciary role -- moveould anyone want to against it? in theory, it sounds like the right rule. you want investment advisors to act in best interest of their clients. craig: what the donald trump administration would say and what a lot of critics would say is that it creates a lot of new red tape and paperwork for these investment advisors on these retirement accounts and drives up the cost of the accounts, limits the choices, makes it harder for them to do their jobs and in the end, was designed to help his folks needing retirement accounts. it ends up hurting them by limiting choice. we could debate the merits of it, but there are a lot of

the thing that jumps out the most is matt's epic man bun. yeah, and if you think it is easy to take care of that bun, think again. >> i need my bow. if i'm to join you, i need my bow. >> the man bun, the leather, what was that like? >> all new. >> what did your daughters think of the man bun? >> they loved it. the first week they were into but after that they forgot about it. >> it took, like, 12 hours to put in. 700 extensions finally glued in extensions. >> so you got a weave? >> yeah. i got a weave. then i had to care for the weave. that's the issue. i have a whole new level of appreciation for my wife and daughters. then when you sleep, first night i went to sleep and all this hair, right, is all over my face. and it's not your hair. you know what i mean? and it is really -- then you're like, who's hair is this? who is this person? >> i've been a fool. i'm done with it. >> that hair is because matt plays a 12th century mercenary soldier in the film he calls a full-on battle movie. for stunt work he needed to be in great shape. >> does it

the thing that jumps out the most is matt's epic man bun. yeah, and if you think it is easy tt take care of that bun, think again. >> if i'm to join you be i'll need my bow. >> the man bun, the leather, what was that like? >> all new. >> what did your daughters think of the man bun? >> they loved it. the first week they were into but after that they forgot about it. >> it took hours. 700 extensions finally glued in extensions. >> so you goot weave? >> yeah. -pthen i had to care for the weave. that's the issue. i have a whole new level of appreciation for any wife and daughters. then when you sleep, first night twoint sleep and all this hair, right, is all over my face. and not your hair. you know what i mean? and it is really -- then you're like, who's hair is this? who is this person? >> i've been a fool. i'm done with it. >> that hair is because matt played 12th century mercenary soldier in the film he calls a fu full-on battle movie. for stunt work he needed to be in great shape. >> does it get tougher as you get older to do these action

matt: i'm not sure. ultimately, it's a drop in the bucket in terms of how much stimulus money went out to avail out local and state governments so that they could keep their 80% spending increases from when times were good, taking care of teacher pension obligations. race to the top did change behavior, it is a good thing, i agree with jonathan. but the lasting element of it is pointed to -- by the way, hillary clinton, the designated successor, ran about education reform, which is to say she was steadfastly against it. talking like education like a 1975 liberal, and not in a good way. that speaks to something that we should also look at here. a truly successful president, you cannot always point to the scoreboard on this stuff. but barack obama, from the time that barack obama took office to when he left office, the democratic party, which he is the most visible figurehead, has lost 60 congresspeople, around 10 senators, 12 governorships, a bunch of statehouses as well. democraticness has been discredit

right,that is exactly matt. so look, what is happening is one of the biggest stories in markets around right now. we have seen this reduction in foreign demand for u.s. government debt, and it is being replaced, to some extent, by domestic buyers. insurers,on funds, banks, money market funds, those sorts of players. why is that happening? there are a whole bunch of factors on either side of this. china has been drawing down its reserves to try to stabilize the u.n., but on the other hand, we have had a spike in u.s. interest rates since donald trump elected. that hurts the value of u.s. government debt. we have had some foreign investors also suffering from currency hedging costs and again, the homegrown buyers of u.s. bonds, they are not really troubled by things like fx risks. u.s. treasuries are still a relatively safe bet. guy: so why is it a bad thing this is happening? is it a bad things is happening? pluses and, there is minuses. on the one hand, if you have more demand from a domestic and inr, that can -

rng, matt, if you leave just now, the roads are just wet. looking at the sleet light there's kind of a sleet and slush situation here. which means we're probably close to the snowfall coming. manayunk, you can see there'sn accumulation on the windshields and the hoods. the philadelphia snow emergency went into effect around midnight. if you live on a snow route it's best to move the car if you don't know where it is. call 311 to find out. for now, this is how we're seeing, my hair is getting a little accumulation, as well. we're slowly changing over and hoping to get some snow soon. back to you. >> we want you to join the action put pictures and videos on social media. use the #, -- #6abc action or tweet them to me and matt and we'll retweet them out people and show them what you're seeing. rk state. you can find it all, only in new york. new york. it's all here. it's only here. plan your winter getaway at iloveny.com ♪ oh, it'[car hod day... ♪ [angry shouting] excuse me! [storm siren] when it comes to buying a house... trulia knows the

. >> let's go over to matt pellman. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, it's not a bad time to be out and about around the five-county area. roads are wet in and around the city. you know how things go on wet roads. it's slippery, we had accidents on the schuylkill expressway, eastbound side between this point at south and university avenue. gone now, if you're heading eastbound toward passyunk you're getting by just fine. the vine street expressway, you're getting by fine here, no overnight construction, no overnight closures this week. at this point the vine is wet, not icy, not snow covered, just wet as rain continues to fall in center city. on the big picture, you see the rain moving across the area around the city, but speeds look okay at this point. there's a vehicle fire in bala cynwyd at rock hill road and state road by the wawa, someone is injured in this. emergency crews on the scene. in bucks county we have rain changing to snow up at upper state road. outside live in winslow, this is the ac expressway,

rain around here right now, matt, followed by snow. these are great driving conditions. >> reporter: it's going to be a fun time. i guess we had to do this at some point this winter. what do you say we'll do it today. good morning, matt and tam, we're along the schuylkill expressway, a soggy slippery start to the schuylkill expressway. we had a crash and broken down vehicle eastbound by passyunk. both issues cleared out of the way, along 76 it's wet, but it's okay as you travel through the city. we have a fire at rock hill road at state road by the wawa. fire crews still out there. vine street expressway, no overnight construction, no overnight construction this week, good to go in the wet conditions along the vine street expressway. we have county line buck county line camera, it's just wet here at this point. the changeover has not happened. as you go farther north you have the blue color on the map. indicating the freezing precipitation. lehigh county, upper bucks county, speeds around the region here on the highways have dropped be

matt has some ideas, i know. matt, my question is, what do you want to tell the congress should be in this new bill? matt: a couple of things. first off, we need to begin accepting new applications in iraq. we have not accepted a new application since 2014, which might shock a lot of people in here because we have 4,800 military troops fighting in iraq and another 7800 contractors. most of those people don't speak arabic or kurdish and are likely relying on nationals on the ground who, by the way, once they served with us have fundamentally excommunicated themselves from the community society around them. they need a pathway to get here . in addition, it's not large but enough to warrant consideration, iraqis who are not able to submit their applications because isis showed up at one point and prevented them ever getting to baghdad to file the application in time. in addition, in afghanistan, the backlog is in the thousands. it is anywhere from 7,000 to 10,000 depending on what month the state department is repor

today matt feels and uses his new "thumb" as if the old one never went away. despite his bloody battle with the giant eel, matt still dives and leads expeditions to what he calls the most beautiful place on earth. but now he's just a little more careful about feeding the animals. >> i think if i felt anything, i just feel silly that i've let this happen to me. i was just careless. >> looking back at the entire odd mishap, matt is grateful for one thing. >> i like diving without a wet suit because it makes me feel more streamlined in the water. one of my concerns after the accident, i wasn't wearing a wet suit and i was only wearing a pair of board shorts and i was concerned that it could have been a lot worse if she had swum up one of the legs of my shorts. >> now that would hurt. >>> coming up -- >> it actually stuck to my mask and my mask was coming off. >> a giant pacific octopus tries to crush a diver. >> i thought it was coming straight for him. >> a 600-pound marlin spears a young fisherman. >> oh, my, god. oh, my god. >> all of a sudden this great white

matt: also coming from the

. >> karen and david i almost bet matt on the super bowl game, good thing i did not. >> reporter: matt and i both picked the patriots. i wanted atlanta with matt ryan and all. we have clouds basically north of philadelphia that might hang in for a while, but i think most of us start with quick surging sunshine. 41 degrees in philadelphia as you step outside, temperatures are not that bad. upper 30s in allentown. mid 30s in reading, 28 in millville. 39 in cape may. there's a little bit of a breeze, but not much of one, this is not a bad morning even wind wise, 9-mile an hour in philadelphia. as we roll through the day, some of us have morning clouds, but overall we have a good deal of sunshine in the morning and afternoon. 3:00 p.m., maybe a few clouds, but mostly sunny, a nice high of 48 degrees for this time of the year. 46 at 5:00, 7:00, 43. there's a chance of icy precipitation in north hampton county and points north towards the poconos. this starts at 1:00 a.m., and doesn't end until 10:00 a.m. it's a freezing rain advisory, and there could icy spots through easton and bethlehem a

matt: i'm not sure. ultimately a drop in the bucket in terms of how much stemless money went of two bailout local governments so that they could keep their 80% spending increases from when times were good, taking care of teacher pension obligations. race to the top did change behavior, it is a good thing, i agree with jonathan. is the lasting element of it , by the way, pointed by hillary ran about education reform, which is to say she was steadfastly against it. talking like education like a 1975 liberal, and not in a good way. that speaks to something that we should look at here. a truly successful president, you cannot always point to the scoreboard on this stuff. but from the time that barack obama took office to when he left office, the democratic party, which he is the most visible figurehead, has lost 60 congresspeople, around 10 senators, 12 governorships, statehouses as well. ness has been discredited as a governing idea under his watch. that part of his legacy points to -- the legacy is ultimat

matt ryan, quarterback for the falcons. we know during the super bowl everybody will be watching the commercials. a pittsburgh company is run its first-ever super bowl tv ad. you won't see the whole thing. 84 lumber's commercial focuses on immigration. the ad features a mexican mother and her daughter. the company says it wanted to send a message about job recruiting for hundreds of positions. but the network airing the big game fox sports made 84 lumber rea scene of the international border that included a wall. the edited ad is expect air before halftime. >>> 6:47 right now on this saturday. let's head to new york and check in with the "today" show team for what's coming up next. >> good morning. coming up on a saturday morning here today a big defeat in court for president trump. a federal judge knock down his travel ban. this morning what the trump administration is doing to fight it. a setback as the president tries to aself bell his top advisors. >> how thieves are making off with your wheels this winter and what you

. >> let's get the coverage with our reporters, matt pellman and traffic and david murphy and raj have -- karen rogers have weather. >> reporter: we have heavy banged and there will be heavy coverage on the second dear and side streets. it is wet down south, in fact what a difference we have with snow to the north, rain heavy at times in the center portion of the region and now we have rumbles of thunder popping up in thunderstorms developing in cape may county and atlantic county. you have a little bit of everything in one picture here. the snow continues to push closer and closer to philadelphia. a half-hour ago it was coming into northern bucks county now it's starting to push into bucks and montgomery and half of chester county is beginning to see the changeover to snow. in wayne as recently as a half-hour ago, a twitter follower let me know there was sleet on the windows of the house along with rain. we're obviously in the transition and it is on its way. the back edge of the storm is east of pittsburgh, looks like the snow might wind up sooner than what we were thinking yesterday

matt: but i bet it is not all accurate. i bet there is some things that do not get written correctly. let me ask each one of you, what is the biggest misconception about what is going on in the donald trump white house? >> in regard to us two, the biggest misconception is everything your reading. we share an office suite together. we are basically together from 6:30 in the morning until about 11:00 at night. >> i have a war room and he has a fireplace, nice sofa. and it is actually something that you all have helped build, which is, when you bring together, and what this election showed, and what president trump showed, and let us not kid ourselves. i can talk about data and ground game and steve can talk about big ideas, but the truth of the matter is, donald trump, president trump, brought together the party and the conservative movement. i have got to tell you, if the party and the conservative movement are together, similar to steve and i, it can't be stopped. and president trump was the one person,e was the one and i c

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live in frankford, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> matt, thank you. now a good time to download nbc 10 app, send you alerts and updates in the afternoon as septa deals with problems on the rails. >> 4:04 and 41 outside. breaking news from overnight. a two-year-old girl is found safe following an amber alert. columbia county police said a stranger took her from her home and drove off. police found the car abandoned and the abductor still on the loose. >>> happening today a secret service agent working at the white house do on trial for trying to lure underaged girl for sex in delaware and florida. he's accused of texting photos as well as child pornography. they arrested him in 2015 after they say he texted an undercover detective posing as one of the teens. >>> in harrisburg a state senate committee plans to vote on ab abortion bill. it would ban abortion after 20 weeks except in cases of emergency. current law bans abortions after 24 weeks. the governor says he'll veto the bill if it reaches his desk. >>> a ceremony of life for former delaware govern

happy for matt. he should be the m.v.p. this year, too. >> he said it. >> see you guys in a little bit. i want to look at how many times michael strayhan sacked tom brady in his career. [laughter] >> bet you it was more than once. >> let's check the traffic here because we've got some problems on i-95 southbound here. a disabled vehicle has been blocking the right lane just pushed to the side but creating a backup on i-95 southbound at the betsy ross bridge. a couple of new accidents including one in bristol township on 413, dave. >> all right, karen, on the big board we are dressing the kids warming this morning. even though it's not as cold. some neighborhoods are in the 30's, philadelphia the low 40's. little bit breezy and this afternoon it's going to be mild enough where if the kids get home and want to go out maybe they change into a lighter jacket for a couple of hours. here's where the temperatures are right now. 41 in philadelphia, 40 in wilmington, mid 30's up north, 32 in millville. some s

annie. >> matt, he gave his resignation letter monday night. in that letter flynn said he gave vice president mike pence incomplete information about his calls with russia's ambassador to the united states. the now former national security adviser initially said he had not discussed sanctions with the russian envoy but later said the issue may have come up. now, there were different accounts coming from the administration over what flynn said about sanctions in recent weeks. last month the justice department warned the white house that flynn could be in a compromised position after intelligence picked up conversations as part frankford routine monitoring and claimed they knew it to be true that flynn had discussed sanctions. president trump named retired lieutenant general keith kellogg as acting national security adviser in the interim. trump is also considering former cia director david petraeus and also vice admiral robert harward as a u.s. navy s.e.a.l. as permanent replacements. annie mccormick channel6 "action news." back to you. >> thank

next to octavia, emma stone, and matt damon. across from matt, justin timberlake. in the back ryan gosling with his arm's crossed. in front of him, nicole kidman and deb patel swuz smiling side-by-side next to mel gibson. michelle williams with her is a little star struck. next to "la la land" director damon gizelle. >> when we stepped off after i came up to him and said i'm so grateful that we are touching elbows in that photo. made me really emotional. >> do you ever get star struck? >> i remember years ago i met jimmy stewart. >> he was he guy. >> he was the man. sydney portier. >> with emma stone, stella mccartney jump suit. nicole's knee length shi -- chanel. and come oscar time, all those nominees will be stepping up their dance. quickest to get out is denzel. >> i was with you backstage after your s.a.g. award win wondering how did you celebrate? >> i put my shorts on and "sportscenter." that's what i did. man, when you're younger you go hit the streets and do all that. i went home. get out of that monkey suit. >> denzel, you're still a rock star, man. big o

matt does he look like you a little bit do you think? he joins the new american girl character nashville song writer kenny grant. the new book series will features adventures of the two but not cheap to get logan. the doll retails for $115. >> he has blue eyes blew eyes ae that hazel and i don't think i wear pants that tight. >> i could work on the eyes. i can't do anything about the pants. >> 6:12. developing overnight a club in the city gets shot up when a gunman misses his intended target. >> abducted and robbed. delaware residents are rattled by a crime that started right where they all park their cars. >> ♪ >> developing now on "action news," gunfire outside ends the good times inside for awhile at an adult club in philadelphia. >> mother nature is taking us on a rollercoaster ride of mild highs followed by a frigid dip. >> new this morning, those pure reading papas are too cute. philadelphia dads raise the barre. i could keep doing these puns all day. >> as someone who said now we can dance much let's go to karen and david. good