breezy at times. it will feel really cold and we can't rule out a few flurries tomorrow, especially in thee afternoon. instability in the atmosphere. so we have 30s along the corridor from did he know fort collins. mountains 20s and 30s from aspen it too gle. stlingrish moisre ie high se a loof itacro th fronrangd sterplns. it will fill in through tonight. we have a low to the south. much colder air coming in from the north. these two things together will give us cold air tomorrow and the chance for flurries as well. until tomorrow afternoon we will have the winter weather advisory in effect for the northern and central mountains. future cast bringing the moisture in tonight. patch through tomorrow afternoon. as you see here. and afternoon highs in the 30s tomorrow as well. planner for tonight includes light snow through tomorrow morning. we will have chilly conditions to start out. high tomorrow 36 degrees. we will have the 30s all throughout the metro area. 26 the low tonight and flurries tomorrow.

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>> every time. chris: kyle. >> are you reba mcintyre during a full moon. [ applause ] >> chris: april. >> are you tired of tossing salad with just your mouth. [laughing] >> chris: points. >> i thought they were going to carry me out on their shoulders. >> chris: it's weird it didn't happen. >> chris: next, these flying kids. april. >> holy [beep], stacy, what is in those drinks. [laughing] >> chris: points. >> chris: finally, this presidential scribe. what is he doing? >> still waiting on obama forks. [laughing] >> oh my gosh. chris: april. >> dear plate, by the time you read this trump will be president. >> chris: oh, no. no. >> writing a letter to the plate. >> chris: rich. >> is barack obama telling to you kill your neighbors again. >> chris: yes, points. he is. ;;;;live >> chris: that's the end of "gif-o-mercial." it's time for our live challenge "skies and dolls." pass eveningered are able to buy seats for toy dolls that have super natural powers this. is a real [beep] thing. the airline is acc

my lower back pain. >>> it is time, it is time for are you ready? lightning round, let's start with harish in illinois, hello! >> caller: hello, my question is buy or sell my stock in novacure. >> novacure, oncology company, this is one i have to go back over, down too low, maybe there's something here. dave in illinois, dave! >> caller: stephanie link and i -- >> how can you not? stock's low, i'm a buyer. gary in arizona, gary! >> caller: hey, jim, mattress firm, buy? >> i was out in arizona in tucson recently at the mirabal, which we loved, saw too many mattress firms, it's worrisome overstored. ted in virginia, ted! >> caller: jim, thank you for all you've done over the years. you were the first person on social media to show us investors how to invest in stocks. >> i have a great social media team here. thank you so much. how can i help? >> caller: phillips 66, buy, wait? >> don't buy, why? we're not recommending any fossil fuel stocks here, not going to, they are just too hard right now. sam in florida, sam! >> caller: good evening, jim, this i

>> my gosh, all the time. it was very hard for me to continue to believe in myself but i don't know if i ever it was too loud in my heart. too much like this is what i was supposed to do. i did a lot of charity with music. i got to see the impact it would have one-on-one. i would be like who aim to say that's not enough. >> that's a lovely way to -- yeah. it's not somebody's critique of your work, you're watching it. people don't cry just to cry. >> one person at a time, but that's enough. >> "fight song" it wasn't like -- oh -- it took a while to get that. >> was awful. the chorus came really easily. it felt like, i don't know, but the verses were so hard to write. >> how come i wonder. >> i think maybe it was the message. it was the whole story. it was the thing about getting out the feelings that were hard to say and hard to admit. i don't know. it was really tough. >> i love the story, you were down in lower manhattan and you looked out, you looked -- tell everybody that one, that's so cool. >> well, final

you can either do good time or you can do hard time. our inmates on death row, they have elected to do good time. >> there are fewer than a dozen men on utah's death row at various levels of appeal. ralph menzies has been there for 17 years. >> ralph's crime was a brutal one. he kidnapped a female from a convenience store. took her up one of the canyons. tied her to a tree and cut her throat and then left her there. it was so brutal, that's why he is on death row. >> my window is always covered. if i can't go out there and walk on the grass, i don't want to see the grass. because it does bring back a lot of memories. and it does tell me what i can't have and can't do. so, i just fit into my little world and i'm all right. >> ralph has always maintained his innocence. that's ralph's fight. that's not the state of utah's fight. our staff here manage him day to day because he is a death row inmate. and he will get what's coming to a death row inmate, and nothing more. >> from death row, the condemned will be transferred in a state van to t

but i do have a good time." and that's why he now works part time out of the department's east service center. but don't talk to him about retiring anytime soon. (sot: officer roy mitchell, arlington police dept.) "as long as i'm still in good health and my wife is still working full-time, i don't see any reason to retire. and as longgas arlington police will let me work, i'm gonn work." because as far as he's concerned, 70 - (sot: officer roy mitchell, arlington police dept.) "it's a number." >> it's . more news and weather for you on news-4 today after the break. first though.. here's a look at good morning and thanks for joining us on this first monday morning of the year. we've got a lot headed your way in this half hour of news 4 today... including gun control and lawkmakers. president obama is meeting with his attorney general today to map out a strategy to tighten gun laws without the input of congress. as the president wants to tighten gun laws, candidates are sounding off from the campaign trail. also,

you can take your time. what i like to do is leg into these kinds of stocks slowly into weakness, use dividends to tell you exactly to when to pull the trigger. yes, the yields will tell you. for example, you might want to start a position when the company in question sports a 3.5% yield, write these down, csx, $20.57. union pacific, $62.80. norfolk southern, it goes to $67.43. that's down just a buck and a half from here. then add more as the yields climb. 4% you buy another, 4.5%, 5%, you keep buying. and that's how you get to build a pyramid-like position. as it goes lower, buy a little remember, all these railroads have safe dividends they can more than cover through the cash flow. more aggressive you can start at a little more than 3% yield where they are now. i'll still bless it, as long as you don't buy in one fell swoop, especially if you get a green light from the feds tomorrow in terms of a benign statement. here's the bottom line, after getting hammered for over a year, i think the railroad stocks

they're 130-5 all time with 14 gold medals. ((chris maathuis)) boxing fans are pretty excited about the upcoming fight between manny pacquiao and timothy bradley. they fight in las vegas this april 9th at the mgm grand. manny and bradley will hold a press conference in los angeles tomorrow and then on thursday in new york city and that will be the extent of their pre fight promotion. manny arrived in l-a today. they'll be back on fight week... and don't expect this to be the last we see of the former pound for pound king.. and as for that shoulder. (( )) manny pacquiao/former champ; "the shoulder is good, feeling 100 percent. question; what are you looking forward to in this third fight with timothy bradley? we know that bradley improve a lot since we last fought... he improve a lot for this time." speaking of los angeles... l-a rams went on sale today. they say it was a steady stream of buyers... all day long fans were putting up a deposit for tickets... and the first to put his money down was former laker and current dodger p

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that time, sam shields covering. second down and goal. >> cris: they are also flying the safety over the top. ha ha clinton-dix is flying over the top to larry fitzgerald. somebody has to get that in there to carson palmer. you have got to be really careful now. they're not going to let fitzgerald beat them on the goal line. >> al: brown, on the left side. much tighter formation out of the shotgun. brown is the motion man. and flip to fitzgerald. and the cardinals win an amazing game. that, gang, was one for the ages. where do you begin to write the story of this one? >> cris: shovel pass, motion and simply up between. a very old-fashioned play. a very old-fashioned play caller, bruce arians, came up with, at the perfect time. and who better than larry fitzgerald, who simply took over this football game. carson palmer on the scramble. they lose larry fitzgerald. and here you go. i can't believe what i'm seeing out of this ball game. al, come on. you've been doing this a long time. you seen anything like it? >> al: th

[cheers and applause] >> chris: it's time for dog time. photobombs, like everything in life, are always better when they involve dogs. aults. we found a delightful bunch of dogs photobombing pictures on dogtime.com. for example, here's a classic... [laughing] >> chris: dog with the cat sleeves. driving. i was disappointed to learn that "dog time" wasn't just "time" magazine for dogs. think of all the hard-hitting dog news! comedians, since i can make you do whatever i want, i'd like you to list as many articles as you can that might appear in "time" magazine for dogs. examples might be "this year's best tennis balls rated for chewiness" or "why your farts shouldn't startle you." i'm putting 60 seconds on the clock, begin. jenny. >> are you a basic bitch? chris: points. affion. >> how to bark all the time like an asshole when you live in an apartment building. kreufpl points. jenny. >> five things to know before you eat the chocolate. >> chris: points. marlon wayans. >> how to break up with your owner. >> chris: points. affion. >> the top t

i've been -- i've given a few golden globes before. >> seth: but first time nominated. >> first time nominated. >> seth: that's exciting. >> yeah, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: do you expect that you'll go into it with this sort of it's just an honor to be nominated, or do you think the whole night you'll also really want to win it? [ laughter ] >> i expect to go and do it just being so grateful and happy to certainly be included in that list, and to be a part of the show is fantastic. >> seth: and it is really the only award show that's any fun to be at. >> i think so. the host. >> seth: ricky gervias will be very exciting, in fact, i feel like he's going gold for it. >> so i pray to be insulted in some way. >> seth: yep. >> right? yeah. [ laughter ] >> seth: and it's also -- i feel like you can tell from watching on tv, but until -- because i only went the first time a few years ago. the tables are so close together, when you get up to go to the bathroom -- [ grunting ] >> excuse me, excuse me. >> seth: but passing -- but doing, like, instead of strangers, it's like,

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two-time olympic fold medalist. six-time u.s. soccer athlete of the year. 2012 fifa world player of the year. one of the 100 most influential people according to "time" magazine in 2015. that's a lot of responsibility. >> yeah. all humans male or female most international goals scored, 184, and the fifa world cup champ. ( cheers and applause ) pretty damn good. >> yeah. >> stephen: pretty damn good. >> thank you. it's been a long time. >> stephen: well, that's all we have time for. thank you so much for stopping by. >> i thought, actually, the whole crowd is completely asleep. it's boring, it's boring. >> stephen: what are you talking about? america-- were you surprised how excited the world, but especially america got at watching the u.s. team win at the world cup? it was-- it was an amaze ago i was glued to it. >> i mean, it was amazing because the world cup was in canada but it did feel like we were almost playing a home world cup because we had so many fans crossing the border to come watch us. the stadiums were full. it was

timing. i don't know how she got it in. i think it's against the rules to bring food in. but i won my award. table, there was a hot cheese cheeseburger waiting for me. >> that's how you win. >> man, that's a win-win. >> holding my award in one hand and the cheeseburger in the other. it was manl gic. >> doesn't get better than that. >> it doesn't. >> people were saying before the globes you were the favorite, but it doesn't mean it still wasn't a shock and surprise and joy to hear your name called. what would it mean to you now at the oscars to hear your name called and come up on that stage? >> oh, gosh. i mean, it's the biggest honor you can receive in my field. it would mean a lot. just the nomination alone is incredible because it is -- the nomination comes from your peers voting. to have this happen, from actors i respect and hear so much about, that's inspired me over the years, it's so cool. i feel like i'm getting -- i get to join this cool club with i don't know. i've been taking it d

a lot of times they time those. juliet: you are being very skeptical . ben: we have some personal experience and we were chatting with the doctor. new laws going to affect. the base minimum wage rises to usd9 per hour. it gets better. they get a bump in pay at 975 in upstate and long island. the base hourly rate goes up . a lot of restaurant owners are not happy to usd7.50 an hour. mothers need to pump and they have the right to take breaks from work and they can do this 3 years after giving birth. the new year is kicking off colder than we are used to. the unseasonable temperatures . they have gone away. ben: the seat empire sky is i was distracted. juliet: good morning to you! it's the start of the new year and the colder weather is here . we will start to feel the difference in the coming days.temperatures are generally near 40 and we are cold north and west. windsor at 10 15 miles per hour. it will make it feel colder and by tonight we will have we will need to have your jacket once again. if you're just getting home now, weather is quiet . you know

you can't see both at the same time. your trihonda dealers remind you to put down your device >>> coming up at 6:00, what news4 learned about the events leading up to the near destruction of this historic church in new jersey. we're live with new information. >>> plus, we're hearing from the father of the accused isis supporter who tells news4 his son should have been committed to a psychiatric facility, not arrested in a sting operation. those stories and much more all new tonight when rob and i see >>> you know, we like to talk about layering during the weekend, the four-layer days and the three-layer day. we haven't hads that opportunity all season. it's your chance to tell us how many layers we're going to need because the weather is changing. >> at least two. here's the thing, i don't know how cold you get. we northerners, you know, we can handle a little bit of cold. i grew up only 09 minutes away in pennsylvania. this chill that's coming, it is going to be a shock to the system only because it's the first time we'

a lot of times we really don't take the time to let them know that we appreciate what they do to help prepare that next generation of leaders. so we have two amazing up, yes, you are amazing. [ laughter ] you got to start off strong. you have two heavy hitters here. we have martin from the smith center. and, of course, rory reed from the rogers foundation. we're so pleased to have both of you here. thank you. we're talking about this big event, the heart of education awards. >> you are right, we live in a city where we probably don't take enough time to stop and thank teachers. and we saw as we walked into the studio a story about nevada ranked on the low side. here is the truth. we may be lower ranked at the moment. but we in clark county have really, really good teachers. and it's about time we stopped and said thank you to those great teachers. >> krystal: for all the work they put in. the teachers are taking on a lot more in teshls of issues they have to handle outside and inside the classroom. what are you doing rory to honor teachers. >> first a gra tour tus plug. the rogers fou

the prime time game at 8,15 eastern time on saturday. and kansas city will open it up at houston on saturday at 4:35 on abc/espn. okay, what are you looking for in the afc as the playoffs begin over there, tony? >> well, bob, the afc is so wide open. i don't know that i can remember a year where the number one seed, denver, has been beaten by both wild card teams. that just shows you how explosive and exciting this is going to be. pittsburgh and kansas city have great teams. they're both playing good football. and they can go a long way. so i don't know who you peg as the favorite but i like both of the wild card teams, kansas city and pittsburgh. >> of course, they have to play the extra game and they're likely to be on the road throughout. creates an additional hurdle. now let's take a look, as we bring in mike florio, as some of the head coaching spots that are open, and there are several. three that we knew about entering the day. the interim coaches in miami and firing several days ago in philadelphia. but two more spots opened up t

stocks at the same time. we have to be concerned that the tax rate on dividends, well, that it could go away, and, therefore, making the most competitive bonds give fixed income equivalents a real 2013, but if you own one stock with a large yield and one or two of other names in the portfolio, that's not bad. i know dividend paying stocks may not be what most people consider sexy, but you know what? dividends make you money for heaven's sake, and, to me, well, to me, that's the definition of sex appeal. i have a work-social life, so my perspective is skewed, but high yielders and reinvesting back into the stocks is the greatest, most reliable ways to make money out there, plain and simple, allowing investments to compound, that's the keyword, compound over time. in other words, over time money pays dividends giving compounding returns, provided you keep reinvesting. there's a huge misconception out there. high yields are only about safety or generating income in the retirement, but let's do a january 1926, 40

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to return to iran at this time. we negotiated your release. we can't wait to see you back in iran. um, yeah, we might stay here? if that's cool with you? and when it comes to embarrassment, iran also has to deal with this. it's being reported by the iranian poets who were facing prison sentences and 99 lashings each escaped iran and were safe in an undisclosed country. imagine having to give a press conference admitting the poets escaped. [ laughter ] they overwhelmed us with metaphor. [ laughter ] so this is a good reminder that iran is still a repressive place where hard-liners arrest poets and believe you shouldn't do the rhyme if you can't do the time. [ laughter ] what's that? i'm fired. i agree. [ applause ] which is why -- which is why it's important the u.s. continue to foster relations with the moderate factions. at least dealing with moderates is still an option for us. who knows how long it will be an option for them? this has been "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with more deg

and time again. they made the point that secretary of state john kerry never met with the foreign minister of iran, without making the point that these americans need to be released. and so that's kind of what we're hearing so far. where we're waiting to see, wolf, if the president will come out and make a statement. certainly, this is a big victory for him. there's no reason for him not to come out. he has had a number of successful victories in the win column here, when you look in the last week or so, you have the ten navy sailors, who were detained by iran. they were released fairly quickly, after 14 hours. you also have the iranian nuclear deal looking like it's going to come to its conclusion and have those sanctions lifted. and now you have the release of these americans. these are all very big victories with iran and the president and his administration officials telling us -- the administration officials, anyway, telling us, so far, that that was because of all the hard work and all the grou

she was struck with a hammer, choked, and stabbed multiple times. in the days prior to the killing, kronsberg changed the cover photo of his facebook page. it was a bloody image from a movie about a serial killer. >> it's the worst thing possible. i mean, my lawyer when i first met him, he just slammed the paper against the window and i was just like, are you [ bleep ] kidding me? i can't believe that was on there. i just changed that too. >> until recently, kronsberg was housed in the jail's maximum security wing where he kept a low profile. >> i've known mr. kronsberg for about a year. he's a quiet inmate. he'll walk around all day. if you tell him to do something, he'll do it. >> thank you, sir. >> when the inmate is always doing the right things, you still have cell searches to do and you still search them. >> during his cell search eight days earlier, officers found contraband in kronsberg's box of personal items. >> as soon as we touched his box, he said, oh my god. we pulled the cap of it off and he had buck, which is homemade alcohol and he

it took a long time before music wasn't a wound for me. time has healed that. and i can take joy in music again. >> reporter: the result is his latest book, "the magic strings >> i created this character that is so pure in his musical talent that his guitar string turns blue when he changes someone's life. and he gets six chances in life to change six lives. everyone joins a band in life. only some of them play music. that's the truth. we all affect one another. >> reporter: it's as much a project as a book. for a companion cd, albom gets real-life musicians to offer their takes on frankie's fictional songs. >> every time he hit a note his heart was breaking. >> frankie had a hit song career. he had a number of hits that i invented. i came up with the name and lyrics. these artists took the name, the lyrics, and the year the song was supposed to have come out and made a song. essentially they remade songs that never existed. day >> reporter: among those playing on the cd, the author and his wife. finally, albom has an album. you can die happy. >> yeah. i was al

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>> of all time? >> jimmy: yes, of all time, yeah. >> well, i liked the pooh man. he was my least favorite. >> you forgot that he was your least favorite? >> yeah. and -- >> your least favorite? >> yes, because our -- michael had told me -- because we had never seen him. right? do you know the story? you're laughing already, which i love. it's fantastic. i feel like i don't have to even finish. he said it's going to be -- it's horrific. this thing. it's made up of everybody's repressed desires and things that they can't face. it's taken the form in the sewer of all the poo and it's -- and it's mean and it wants to -- >> he didn't give me thatote about the monster. he gave me something else entirely. >> well, no. the poo man wasn't ready because he was still in makeup, right? so we had to react to a punch of tennis balls on a stand. and he was saying, it's worse than that. it's worse, it's worse, it's worse approximately worse. gillian and i are going, yeah. it's embarrassing because it's tennis balls. and then the guy comes out and it's not my line and you'll have

over the time of long periods of time. he is the one i played a lot of golf with. i would much rather be on his team to play against him. >> there it is again. how good is that? >> when you are in this moment like mike is, truly, how do you handle the pressure and not choke? yes, you can say you yoga breed, breathe, you've how do youion, but handle it? jordan: there are breathing techniques that help, but ultimately, you really have to focus on the hole. you cannot think about anything, don't look at the scoreboard, don't think about birdie or par, the point is you have to recognize, get the read think about the speed and just pretend you're hitting another putt on the practice green. it is easier said than done, but when you hit enough under pressure, you start to see some go in and there is great visualization you can take from that and confidence. >> how often do you look at the hole as opposed to the ball? >> i do it from short range, normally four feet and i look at a specific point on the front edge of the hole. look

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but i had, some association with him this time, this time, someplace else. i remember one time he and i were walking across the morehouse college campus, and i said to him, "doc, how you doin'?" his friends called him, "doc." he said, "julian, i'm not doin' well." he said, "unemployment is high. racism's everywhere. segregation's immovable." he said, "i feel awful. i have a nightmare." i said, "doc, turn that around. try, 'i have a dream.' >> so really, it came from you. you were the "i have a dream" guy. >> i wouldn't say that. >> i wouldn't say that. >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour, live in doha. our top stories - a deal has been done to get aid to starving people in syria. for some it takes days to arrive, and tens of thousands are left out. >> the situation of iraq is crisis that has, you know, that will be forgotten. >> aid workers say the world is ignoring the suffering of

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but i had, some association with him this time, this time, someplace else. i remember one time he and i were walking across the morehouse college campus, and i said to him, "doc, how you doin'?" his friends called him, "doc." he said, "julian, i'm not doin' well." he said, "unemployment is high. racism's everywhere. segregation's immovable." he said, "i feel awful. i have a nightmare." i said, "doc, turn that around. try, 'i have a dream.' >> so really, it came from you. you were the "i have a dream" guy. >> i wouldn't say that. >> i wouldn't say that. >>> >>> >>> >>> a few days after he laid out a new set of policies on guns, the president headed to northern virginia to talk to americans about his proposals and about his legal approach to keeping gups out of the hands of the wrong people. no drama obama talked about the annual firearms death toll. the push back he got remind him how hard it is at this moment to propose anything that changes the way we buy and use guns? the president and the people, it's the insid

i watch it 30 times here in d.c. >> great. so alex and i actually have another favorite moment of 2015. our very own kevin mccarthy -- kevin i can't believe you didn't mention this. >> what? >> you got engaged. >> oh, i forgot about this. >> that's a big moment. >> i got engaged. i forgot about this. yes, i did. my beautiful -- i had no idea we were doing this. it's a surprise. my beautiful fiance' were in disney world it took me a month and had a half to plan this out. high to lie to her for a month and half. she was crying. i can believe we're doing this. >> you don't think your life is over because it's your favorite movie. >> nightmare before christmas a movie her and i love together so much. that was awesome. i didn't know we were doing th that. >> we got you. >> i love you guys. >> that was awesome. >> i think we can say it's been a great 2015. >> here's to you guys. i love you guys so much. it's an honor to be on this show together. i love you more than anything. >> cheers to wonderful holiday and fantastic 2016. >> we'

back with time. jim: another blitz. william gay blitzing, leaving hammered down after the first down by moats. phil: throws it to the right. here comes the blitz. jim: it was william gay on the blitz. phil: yeah, it was jones coming all the way across. but what did they do? they played zone behind the blitz, trying to get the best of both worlds. jim: now on first down, mccarron. scrambles out of what could have been a sack and picks up three. and that will bring us to the two-minute warning. coming down to the wire. unbelievable night here. you're watching the nfl on cbs. back in 1965 subway's founders fred deluca and dr.peter buck teamed up with one simple mission... fresh sandwiches... i like it. fresh sandwiches... the idea seemed crazy in a time when artificial foods and gimmicks were all the rage. but roller-skates didn't make food any fresher... and mascots didn't make as it turned out, fred was right. sandwiches made with freshly baked bread, fresh veggies and delicious meats would stand the

they say it's time to wake up the village. researchers say youth need the whole community to service their mentors. live from the newsroom, wlwt news 5. >> interesting information. and concerning information. thank you. the final phase of the survey will be completed this summer and from there, researchers will make recommendations to hopefully help improve the lives of kids in cincinnati. >> undering tonight aimed at keeping jobs in ohio. the state's tax credit authority approved more than $49 million the goal, to create 1,200 new jobs and to retain 1,500 other jobs in westchester. a five-year tax credit was approved for plans moving -- for planes -- 30 new jobs created there. downtown cincinnati, a tax credit was approved for the design studio to create 16 new jobs, and to help the studio expand. >> renovations are in the works for the theater at the college conserve tore of music. state representatives says $1 million in state funds will be used to repair and replace the roof. the last time it was replaced was 40 years ago.