they report that bridget ann kelly has just arrived for her court appearance today. former deputy chief of staff for governor chris christie, one of the key figures in the george washington bridge scandal. she has rarely been seen in public since the scandal. that's her in the pink jacket there. when the news first broke in january. she was the staffer who wrote that infamous e-mail who said time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. whether kelly should be forced to comply with a subpoena and turn over all the documents, including even more text messages, et cetera. kelly's lawyer tells nbc news that the fifth amendment should protect his client from having to turn over those documents and all those text messages. also an attorney for bill stepien, governor christie's former campaign manager and

bridget anne kelly, deputy chief of staff. you've got david wildstein who had a sort of nondescript job at the port authority as the eyes and ears of christie and baroni. wildstein turned over documents, basically says i'll talk if you give me immunity. bill baroni hasn't said much, haven't heard from him since he gave that testimony, is actually turning over documents? >> you know, as you said, bill baroni is the guy who initially said this was part of a traffic study. so he's really one of the very, very interesting figures here. and he was also involved in the e-mail traffic both about retaliating after the new york side re-opened the lanes and also about the order to close the lanes in the first place. so one of the most significant things in this document was it shows that meeting between sokolich and baroni which "a" sort of gives the lie to the traffic study explanation. >> yes. exactly. there was a traffic study. he knew exactly what the situation was.

chief of deputy chief of staff bred j bridget kelly e-mailed him, time for traffic and he e-mail back, got it. the port authority already refused once to pay wildstein's legal fees so he's lawyer wrote this letter friday urging them to reconsider. and in this letter the attorney

what about this one from bridget kelly former deputy chief of staff to new jersey governor chris christie, quote, time for some traffic problems in fort lee. answer sy chris at this has been cleared and exonerated. does this impact him if he runs in 2016. >> i don't think so. i don't think so. it hurt him for like what, 2.2 section. they had the investigation. they proved he didn't know anything about it. it was his aide that worked underneath him that did all of this. i think he is exonerated now. i don't think it will hurt him. >> sherrod you mentioned chris christie before. >> you think it impacts him. >> i do. because is a bully or underhanded not fit for presidency because he has bad way to go about politics and very new jersey way people don't have appetite before or he is so ignorant he hires horrible people he doesn't pay attention to and he is mr. magoo and he either way he looks bad. >> missed opportunity for fat joke there. >> i wanted to tee that up for you, sherrod. >> monica lewinsky making first public speeches in years and said this. >> i was patient zero. the first person

when he said that bridget kelly was fired, that he fired her on the spot. >> he never had a conversation with her? >> yeah what? that's not the guy i know. >> i think that's -- yeah i think that for me was -- i took issue with the sort of -- >> i took issue with that. >> one other thing that really struck me -- and then i heard it a million times so this is now no longer revelatory. when he kept talking about the betrayal he felt. >> right. >> what i kept waiting for him to say, which i think would have done enormous good will for him at that moment. i regret that i ever set a tone in my office that made it seem to anybody working with me sub subordinate or not, that any of this kind of behavior was acceptable. >> he did say i've got to do a lot of soul searching. >> that's not enough. >> of course. >> you have to say, the fish stinks from the head down. >> that's what you have to say. >> i am a leader and i set a tone in the office that made this somehow seem acceptable amusing or in any way sort of -- >> yeah don't disagree. >> and that i was -- >> don't need truth serum, i'll tell you

. >> reporter: that is how third grade teacher bridget wilkerson's life changed no meeting, no warning, just a letter. >> that is horrible. i'm supposed to get paid next week. the most likely that won't happen now. >> reporter: wilkerson was one of several teachers forced to clear out of the classroom by monday evening. saturday that letter went home to the parents of nearly 700k through eight students, school is shutting down for good. the reason financial, in may, the the pennsylvania supreme court ruled that the charter school owes 1.5 million to the school district of philadelphia foreign rolling nearly twice as many students as their chart's loud. >> you have a charter school that is in financial chaos even after the millions and millions of dollars that they have been provided. >> reporter: school district of philadelphia spokesperson fernando guyard blames the the charter school for financial miss management and poor academic standard. he said 1.5 million owed is by court order and must be paid. >> they really hit us a at the core. >> reporter: former palmer add minute state i h

bridget wilkerson is one of them them. >> it's just a sad day for students and staff, you know. sad day. >> reporter: to at this particular time off she says the charter school still owes her cash. >> when am i going to get the rest of my money? they owe us two months -- or a month of money. >> very unfortunate for parents. very unfortunate for students in the middle of school year. >> reporter: school district of philadelphia says it was shocked by the sudden closure of palmer and has a plan to help hundreds of students now in need of a place to learn. >> it's their school and their neighborhood does not have space then we'll find space for them. but we are -- we have the space for 640 students that we believe are in this k to eight charter school. >> reporter: the district blames the palmer organization saying that they mismanaged finances. they say that's the reason for this mess. they say it's also the reason the high school closed suddenly back in october. you may remember that. now the district will allow parents to come to the headquarters and enroll kids in different sch

bridget says i'm looking forward to saying good riddance to studying and lab reports. congratulations to your graduation. #orange room. what you are saying good riddance to from 2014. >> back to the rotary phone. >> yeah. >> dylan. >> my kids would be like what is this? >> it's my grandmother's phone. it's a very nostalgic item now. i'm not going to throw it out. it literally works. you can make phone calls ton, but it's a process. very slow process. >> i wouldn't get rid of it. it's awesome, and retro. >> throwback. >> very cool. >>> calling for an end to all those elaborate, over-the-top marriage proposals. >>> from food to laundry detergents our friends reveal the best and worst products of the year anchts star is born. meet the staffer who surprised us all with his talents as we get set for the world premiere of "today" the musical. he has a lot of talent. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to

. >> it should say "first" bridget. >> first? >> first. >> so is it the 8th or the 1st? >> the 1st, because we already had it. all right. so they had it on the 1st, that changes that. okay. so we do have a correction. that should be the 1st. and then i have a change on page 3 at the top. a motion to correct daas address to the commission bylaws on page 1 should read as the bylaws said, 1650 mission street, the 5th floor, suite 500, san francisco. california, 94103. the commission telephone number should be added in that. on the same page, under "motion to add middle section." motion to add words on page 3 "duties of the president." at the end it should be "subject to confirmation by the san francisco board of supervisors, who will be renewed every four years." so that should be added on that page. and then the other correction was on page 5. where she has "5." and under that report to the committee chair, that should be no. 6. so those are my changes. instead of reading just a report, the number should be 6. so with that, if there are any other changes, i would accept a

when i first joined o'the post o'as the book critic in august of '81, bridget weeks was running "book world." and we got along very well. so the first -- sort of a co will be brative process. people would go into a book room where advance proofs ares', and we look through them, does this look interesting? no. and gradually she went on to wishing with the book of the month club and other people succeeded her, including eventually my wife. i say by 1995 -- i would always clear it with whoever was running the book session at the time but it was basically my choice. >> host: i think that's the d keith moon. >> guest: no -- yes, it's mick jagger's sidekick. i feel very stupid because i don't remember his name. it's a terrific book. >> host: did you ever pick up a book reluctantly that surprised you, or conversely, a book you were looking forward and that disappointed you? >> guest: that happens more often, i would say. books are like everything else. they're not black or white. they're shades of gray. midnight books have things that i can recommend and things you wish were better. i have b

. >> reporter: bridget gallagher is executive director of the non hiv profit. >> holiday such as christmas where it's so important to have people around you that really love you, this is our opportunity to give them just that. a lot of these guys are coming off of the streets and being homeless not having their families around them. this is something that they really look forward to throughout the year. >> it means a lot. if you go down up to and see people standing around or sitting down who don't have a place to go and don't have a meal for the day, you know it makes me very grateful that i have something here that is helping me and i hope that some day i can return the help they gave me to someone else. >> reporter: it's a volunteer viv of driven operation with vets helping vets. >> together they collected hundreds of coats and blankets for today's clothes drive. and ed green says if it weren't for them he'd be cold and hungry on the streets this christmas. >> i'd be on the streets like that, yeah. i mean this place is a lifesaver. >> with a full stomach and a bagful of warm clothes gre

. >> reporter: bridget gallagher is executive director of the non-profit. >> a holiday such as christmas where it is so important to have people around you that love you this is our opportunity to give them just that. a lot of these guys are coming off of the streets and being home less not having their families around them, this is something that they really look forward to throughout the the year. >> it means a lot. you go around town and see people standing around or sitting down who don't have a place to go or don't have a meal today it makes me grateful i have something here that is helping me, and i hope that some day i can return the help that they gave me. >> reporter: it is a volunteer driven operation with the vets helping vets. told they collect hundreds of coats and blankets for the clothes drive. and ed green says if it weren't for them he would be cold and hungry on the streets this christmas. >> we would be on the streets, yes. this is a have safer. >> reporter: so with a full stomach and bag full of warm clothes green headed back outside on the streets to try to stay warm

bridget jones is treating. -- trending. why is bridget jones trending? wearingy colleagues are funky christmas jumpers. they are laughing because they know it is true. i have to stare at them all morning. they're trying to get me to where the christmas jumpers by the end of the show. i don't do jumpers. they are too hot. i like both of yours. penguins. all sorts of things. you're thinking i'm going mad. saudi may think it can stand oil at $20 a barrel. my next guest says current levels are unsustainable for the market. we will talk oil investments. ♪ let's go back to the markets. the dow hit over 18,000 for the first time ever. let's bring our guest into the conversation. aon hewitt. 18,000, eh? 172 days to took 18,000. give me a reason to buy equities when valuations at are at a five-year high. >> the fall in oil prices going to see consumer spending up. the treasury is that 2%. where is the money to go. that is the reason to buy. you might hesitate from a body which and standpoint, -- from a valuation standpoint. i think the data flow is with earning

christmas can seem kind of lonely, kind of like this opening scene in "bridget jones' diary." ♪ all by myself don't want to be all by myself anymore ♪ >> love that movie. >> here with some strategies for coping with loneliness are dr. sue varma, clinical assistant professor. >> and aarp contributor barbara hannah grufferman who is celebrating her birthday today. happy birthday. >> let's talk about the causes of loneliness. i think the holidays just sort of underscore anyway. some people aren't close to their families physically or emotionally. >> it is a time of joy for anybody, really, but when you have the added pressure of wanting to be jolly, holly and party ready 24/7, that adds another layer of stress. >> and things really slow down. businesses close down, there is no restaurants that you can go to on christmas day if you're looking for a place to go. >> chinese restaurants. i like chinese food. >> and there are so many expectations. >> you probably worry this a lot of people are busy because they have friends and family. if you don't, it seems weird to reach out during this ti

. - today on cook's country, bridget shows chris how to make green chili cheeseburgers. next, jack challenges chris to a tasting of mayonnaise. then, chris shares tips for grinding meat at home.

society could be perfected through the application of knowledge and he was a freemason and member of bridget -- benjamin franklin's lodge. when jefferson arrived, french progressives with encouragement from benjamin franklin were focus on reforming their society and government. their objective was to replace francis a backwards, bankrupt monarchy with a constitutional government based on the bill of rights. i contend that during his first years in france, jefferson became familiar with the ideas that propelled the enlightenment -- aiends and of the man france and the man who friended them. i would notice how these men connected with each other and what they did with their ideas and where jefferson fit into their business. the enlightenment in france voltairementum after returned from a three-year self-imposed exile which took 1729.between 1726 and voltaire energized in a 1934 publication entitled "letters commented on." he english science and philosophy and praised bacon, block, and newton. his comments precipitated a change in french science which became increasingly newtonian and french ph

bridget has got a microphone. if you will just wait for the mic to come to you. as they get ready for questions sid i can only thank you for your message but the consistency of your message over time from leadership like conaway shepard brubaker james wyatt, i mean this speech tailored for today for 2014 are the same words that people go back to the 1980s with about their thanks to the united states air force, to its leadership for the seamlessness. this is a tremendous message and i'm very proud to be part of a great united states air force. our secretary and the chief are doing a great job in keeping this gang together just like the air force association has done. and like mitchell is trying to do. with that too is a question for general clarke? back here in the back. hang on for a second. >> thanks very much for coming out to talk to us today. speaking about modernization of the fleet now that we have defense building can you share thoughts on the modernization for your c-130 fleet as you get ready to do global air traffic management system tech. >> internatio

prosecutors say the charges against bridget stem from an incident in 2012. she was a teacher at lenape middle school. she's been suspended from her job. >>> 15-year-old cody hendrix is charged as an adult. investigators say he forced a girl into the boys bathroom at penn ridge in perkasie in october. he threatened a teacher who interrupted that attack. >>> the philadelphia police department throws a holiday party pore some little heroes. nbc 10 at the widener school in olney where officers hosted a party for physically disabled children. about 120 kids are enrolled in the hero's program. police officers were firefighters, nurses and staff at albert einstein medical center pitched in to provide holiday cheer. >>> well, while all eyes are on christmas, a brand new year just around the corner. >> it does happen every year about this time. the city of philadelphia and camden have a resolution for 2015. nbc 10's matt delucia, along penn's landing. what are the two cities planning for their end of the year celebration? >> jim and renee, we are having fireworks on

>> well, it takes some effort to be a ba--humbug as bridget jones but our morning rounds offers remedies for the blues. "wall street journal" elizabeth bernstein polled experts and psychologists in grief and happiness. how to shake it off. good morning. what's behind the holiday blues that some people feel? >> there's a lot of the regular things, stress of shopping and partying and trying to get your work done, get out of town. those kinds of things. there are serious things that people don't talk about so much. if you've lost a loved one, if you're alone it's a hard season if you see your parents getting older. all sorts of real things. >> that's all great. i do have to say, though elizabeth, i realized charles manson had a partner and i didn't. okay. >> big problem. >> that is hard for me to think. of. >> on facebook and instagram, everybody is happy. >> well behaved children. avoid it during the holiday season because nobody is putting up their real life. oh, i was in bed all day with a cold. you say there are some things you can help you recapture the joy. and you say, first, cogniti

purchase that may on and sausalito crossing the bank in the tech the heavy rain has missed the senate fell bridget was to sit hoffman split is falling at over an inch per hour. heavy rain has will out san francisco we still have some that this city still do it will buy realistic look at wider view the strain of heavy rain hitting in our direction some of the models that acid pointed toward installing toward san francisco and san jose that will last for several hours rainfall totals will be higher than in risley expected. >> erica: the winter weather advisory in effect a 10:00 tonight. will explore that and annexed it should the seven a round of a forecast and saw was taken this is coming up in 50 minutes. >>george: with traffic and weather together because so often they are related to one another of course that is their most cases morning we're dealing with north bay flooding at peninsula flooding or rent tommy the connecting route for was about 37 to the south on highway one of the problem there on the connecting ramp flooding has been reported and of course it is reported here and no valid highw

. >> well, it takes some effort to be as bah humbug as bridget jones but if you're having trouble finding holiday cheer we offer remedies for the blues. she's here to show us how to shake it off. good morning. so what's behind some of the holiday blues that some people feel? >> there's a lot of the regular things, stress and party, getting work done, get out of town, those sorts of things but there are serious things people don't talk about. if you lost a loved one, if you're alone, if you see your parents getting older, all sorts of real losses. the hollywood makes us feel -- it really brings it up. >> you say part of the problem, too, is stay away from facebook. on facebook and instagram, everyone looks so happy, they're having a good time, they're in love. >> they have perfect lives. >> i took a pause when manson has a partner and i don't. >> that's a big problem for me. >> on facebook and instagram, they're perfect. >> everyone's perfect, their children are, they don't burn the turkey. nobody's putting up their real life up there. nobody was saying i was in bed all day with a cold. >>

doctor bridget, the professor of public policy and corporate management at the john f. kennedy school of government. i believe the first academic to do research on automatic enrollment. i know a number of our colleagues are interested in discussing that. our fifth witness is a resident scholar at the american enterprise institute. i told senators delano that i was wearing my doc type today. for two weeks out of respect to sen. senator stevan and the state of michigan. >> there will be another day >> am glad the fight is between two democrats. we will wait. >> welcome, and we look forward to your presentation. sen. brown has a senator brown has a tight schedule. we will turn. >> good morning. >> ranking member, other members of the committee, i am honored to be with you. my career in the financial services field began more than 63 years ago. i found the vanguard group. three trainings to $53 trillion worth of other people's money. the the principal reason for that success is that since 2008 the single firm has accounted for almost one half of the mutual fund industry ent

. - today on cook's country, bridget reveals the secrets to a texas favorite-- tres leches cake. then jack challenges chris to a tasting of sweetened condensed milk. and finally, julia shows chris how to make

. >> host: deborah hicks, bridget think you were successful and where did you think you do things differently? >> guest: we were very successful. we had a super successful class. we have seven girls who were school laughing, literature loving, school life experience and a teacher. i think the biggest challenge i face was just about the time that my class finished, i had to leave to come back to my home state and found by nonprofit. the difficulty with not being able to finish the class when the girls were entering adolescence. that is why when i founded my new initiative, page, i made sure that we are serving girls in trying to work with students, girls in the years when they are most vulnerable and when they are trying to find who they are and what they want to be in life and so that is something i learned from the class in cincinnati that i brought back to me. >> host: people are interested in your nonprofit, what is the website? >> guest: is carolina page.org. just like a page of the book. partnership for appalachian girls education. carolina page.orc. you find stuff on the website. you ca

bridget, kuwait. o'reilly, your memy@scs about t american dream is spot-on. i grew nup modest [uycircumsta, the first one in my family to go to college and now fairly wealthy after working tirelessly all over the world. ted, scranton, pennsylvania. bill, you are the exception. today it's possible but less likely to achieve the american dream. disagree, ted. high-tech is opening all kinds of opportunities for individuals to succeed. brooklyn, new york. bill, you are correct, i came to america in!#p 2000 with $500. now i make six figures because i work hard. betsy cross, grand rapids, michigan. bill, ihe1: made my 13-year-ol watch your talking points on the american dream. i would add two more pieces of advice, read the bible and listen to your mother. that memo about the american dream posted on billoreilly.com in case you missed it last night. dr. john bosco, wisconsin. i have been practicing medicine for 25 years. when i see a police officer i feel a connection to him or her. we are both in the person protection business. i like that attitude. mary, neptun

other quotes, bridget anne kelly saying, quote, time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. that one got an awful lot of attention. how about hillary clinton saying she and president clinton left the white house not only dead broke, but in debt. i will just say the two words for this next one. you tell me who wrote this. conscious uncoupling. >> something we didn't have in 2013. >> conscious cuff link. >> by the way, how long did it take you to realize -- >> my segue for that. >> thank you. when did you know you wanted to marry >>> eight months. >> six months. >> in the january "elle," she knew after a month. she said, quote, i'm spontaneous and jump in. i kind of like getting married and then getting to know each other." to her it's a more natural process, and by the way they have been married eight years. she knew after a month and then they got married a year and a half later. >> a couple out on the plaza eloped after knowing each other three days. been married for 50 years. >> did you mention she wakes up and said she wants to have a baby every month. >> she said i wake

other quotes, bridget anne kelly saying, quote, time for some traffic problems in ft. lee. that one got an awful lot of attention. how about hillary clinton saying she and president clinton left the white house not only dead broke, but in debt. i will just say the two words for this next one. you tell me who wrote this. conscious uncoupling. >> something we didn't have in 2013. >> conscious cuff link. >> by the way, how long did it take you to realize -- >> my segue for that. >> thank you. when did you know you wanted to marry your partner? >> a year and six months. >> after dating keith urban less than a month, nicole kidman said she knew. i'm spontaneous, i jump in. i kind of like getting married and then getting to know each other. she said i know ta sounds strange but to her it's more of a natural process. she and keith have been married eight years. >> it's working. >> they didn't marry after a month. >> they eloped after knowing each other three months. it's adorable. i just met them outside. >> that will work. >> argument for doing that. >> she wakes up every month -

the thing where the end of this committee's work is ending up, d7g indirectly made bridget kelly think it was okay for david wildstein to make this lane change at the george washington bridge. (h&arger piece of a puzzle that involves the administration sort of squeezing people and exercising pressure in various municipalities over issues big and small. but operating in a certain way that created a culture where they felt immunized to be able to act like this. and i wouldn't be surprised if these indictments, when we see them, are going to involve activities that entailed both constructing and executing this traffic study, and then selling it that way to the legislature.ç preparing the legal cover-up for this and actually sort of deflecting the inquiries that were coming out of ft. lee and the media at the time to see what was going on here. >> i think the word bunko comes to mind. like the bunko squad. anyway, thank you. we'll see, six to eight prosecutions, that could open up a lot of mouths. a lot of people are going to start talking soon. >> thanks for coming on. >>> coming up, the

clearly what we don't know is who gave bridget kelly the belief that she should close these lanes. who gave david wildstein the authority to act in the fashion he did. why were these messages deleted, why did kelly try to delete an e-mail. and without having the opportunity to talk to some of the people at the heart of it we won't get the answers right away. >> thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >>> coming up next, exactly one member of congress voted against the united states entering world war i and world war ii, and she is in tonight's rewrite. denver international is one of the busiest airports in the country. we operate just like a city, and that takes a lot of energy. we use natural gas throughout the airport - for heating the entire terminal, generating electricity on-site, and fueling hundreds of vehicles. we're very focused on reducing our environmental impact. and natural gas is a big part of that commitment. i have a cold. i took nyquil but i'm still stuffed up. nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. really? alka-seltzer plus night rushes relie

clearly what we don't know is who gave bridget kelly the belief that she should close these lanes. who gave david wildstein the authority to act in the fashion he did. why were these messages deleted, why did kelly try to delete an e-mail. and without having the opportunity to talk to some of the people at the heart of it we won't get the answers right away. >> thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >>> coming up next, exactly one member of congress voted against the united states entering world war i and world war ii, and she is in tonight's rewrite. as thnew players in newge in thmarkets face a choice: do it fast and cheap. or do it right. for almost 90 years, we've stayed true to the belief that if you put quality in, you get quality out. it's why everything we build, we build to last. build on progress. build on pride. build on a company that's built for it. ♪soft holiday music ]♪ can you help me up? [ snow intensifies ] [ sleighbells ring in the distance ] aleve. all day pain relief with just 2 pills. get back to being you. ♪ hi. i'm new ensure active clear protein

it also says bridget kelly, a rm forechrist forecri former cri form former christie oig may have deleted an e-mail. >> when we got the telephone records, it became very clear that, first of all, the governor initiated the text. >> reporter: today republicans sounded off about being left out of this investigation. >> this not north korea. is this america. and you said it best, whether is a shining example of sdemocracy. you're now telling me, trying to gavel me down? >> reporter: >> all the documents are there. we doesn't make up one thing this is not alice in wonderland. >> reporter: so right now, an intermission. the closing act could include criminal indictments by means of that u.s. attorney grand jury investigation. another facet of this is the transparency of the new york new jersey port authority. just yesterday, they increased tolls and tomorrow both transportation groups and lawmakers will urmg tge the governors of both states to sign that legislation into law. live in trenton, cydney long, nbc 10 news. >>> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with a developing story in maryland

and finally, bridget shows chris how to make perfect brown irish soda bread.

we've talked on the show and people who follow this know the names of the principle characters, bridget kelly, bill baroni. if you're representing one of those palestinian players in a story like this comes out in the news, what is reyour reaction to it? >> i was shocked to see that as many as half a dozen indictments were in the pipeline, steve. we know who the usual suspects are, the names you just alluded to, that great flow chart that you had long ago as a year ago in december when the story first broke. if i'm representing one of the target defendants, i want to know if it's too late for me to get paul fishman on his cell phone over the weekend to see what we can do about cutting a deal. the problem is my good friend paul pointed out, there are little fish and big fish. and as anybody who has watched an episode of "law and order" recognizes, the first people to the courthouse to get paul fishman on the cell phone are the ones to walk with the best deal. i agree with paul, this is an amazing story because this investigation makes electing a new pope look transparent. >> in terms of

christie fired bridget kelly and david wild stein and has denied involvement. >> time for another check of the highways and by ways on a friday night. >> let's see how it's rolling out there with matt. hi, matt. >> speaking of gridlock, good evening once again, rick and monica, you know we have this crash on 42 southbound by 55 that i talked about last time around. since then there was another accident on 42 by 295. that's why you're seeing this huge northbound backlog now on 42 headed up toward the walt whitman bridge. we're hearing a couple of the lanes are blocked in each direction on 42. so, also if you're coming south headed to cape may for christmas parade weekend like i will be in a little bit, you're facing a huge jam coming off the walt whitman bridge. also we have a parade tonight in somers point. shore road closed for a couple hours and there's one in lindenwold blocking portions of clues landing road, 30 the white horse pike among others. back to the accidents in chester county it's a long slow crawl on the westbound side of the 30 bypass from 202 out to this point at 282 wh

. >> the rebirth of the ugly christmas sweater goes back to colin firth in bridget jones. >> bridget jones diary. >> a long way. >> think of all the joy you're bringing when you wear that. >> that's what i do. i bring joy with my clothe. >> your baby's ashamed right now. >> no! >> get that off! i can't stand it. >> it's an ugly world out there. >>> jenna, thank you very much. let's send it up to carson. >> savannah, thank you very much. perfect combination, cookies and cocktails. can you imagine that? we'll indulge in just a little bit. something for the entire family to enjoy. we'll have that coming up. it looks good, it will taste good. you're going to learn how to make it. we're going to get some real help in a second. first your >>> welcome, it's ul 26. i'm kris sanchez. last time the raiders played the 49ers three years ago, some fans ended up brawling. two people suffered gunshot wounds. >>> happening today at levi's stadium, college football fans will flock to santa clara for the pac-12 football championship game. oregon versus arizona. with the win, oregon would seal one of t

they say two former aids bridget ann kelly and david wild stein acted with little regard for public safety. panel will release the report to the public, monday. >>> and on the completely different topic actor mark wahlberg wants a pardon in an assault case dating back 25 years. >> wahlberg was a guest on good day last year and served time after his 1988 conviction toran attack that left another man blind in one eye. it happened when wahlberg was a teenager and he tried to steel two cases of alcohol from a man outside a convenient store. wahlberg around here is known for being in the movie invincible. >> sure, he played vince palale, one of our friend. >>> a philadelphia mother, has just been named, listen to this, 2014 women of the worth, by laurel paris. this is a huge word. >> phyillis, he came on the show, received the a word for simon's fund a non-profit she co founded after losing her three month-old on to a heart condition. we talk to her when she was just a finalist but she beat out more than 3400 nominee that is will receive 34,000 you dollars for simon's fund. >> our jen fred has

. >> the rebirth of the ugly christmas sweater goes back to colin firth in bridget jones. >> bridget jones diary. >> a long way. >> think of all the joy you're bringing when you wear that. >> that's what i do. i bring joy with my clothe. >> your baby's ashamed right now. >> no! >> get that off! i can't stand it. >> it's an ugly world out there. >>> jenna, thank you very much. let's send it up to carson. >> savannah, thank you very much. perfect combination, cookies and cocktails. can you imagine that? we'll indulge in just a little bit. something for the entire family to enjoy. we'll have that coming up. it looks good, it will taste good. you're going to learn how to make it. we're going to get some real help in a second. first your l >>> good morning,s it t is 8:26 this friday. this weekend is in sight. we have wet weather on the way. let's get the weather from brittney shipp with the forecast. >> rain is ahead for the weekend. we have a cloudy and breezy start for the morning with temperatures in the 30s. a close look at satellite radar shows light showers, a chance to move in for

investigators saw no evidence that the governor was aware of these closures but they do say two former aids, bridget ann kelly and david wildstein acted with little regard for public safety. panel will release the report to the public on monday. >>> and pennsylvania governor elect tom wolf is meeting with president obama and vice-president joe biden at the white house later today. they will be joined by five other governor elect from his all around the country. group is holding a discussion about how to i am have prove the economy and create more opportunities, for people to succeed. >>> all right. coming up, and we have been talking about this, but since yesterday, right around this time, a live look at orion where we are ten minutes a away for launch. they are standing by. 7:05 is when it is supposed to launch. we will take through live. lucy noland is in cape we are minutes away from the launch of orion, will it lawn this much morning? we are their life where is shane montgomery, the 21 year-old has been missing now for over a week, what is his plans for later today that officials hope will lead

with me now is our diplomatic correspondent bridget kendall. it is extraordinary that russia is headed for recession. president putin's popularity remains so high. what did he announce today in terms of tangible efforts to try and revive the economy? >> well, he didn't hide the fact that they're in trouble. and they are heading for recession. i mean, the russian economy wasn't doing so well before the whole ukraine crisis, so it's certainly been intensified by sanctions. he made that point. he came up with some quite specific things. he's talking about immunity for anyone he's prepared to repatriate their money. capital flight expected to top 100 billion. an absolutely staggering amount. he's saying they're bringing money home. i don't know how many people will take him up on that. the small business section in russia is very small and this is an attempt to jump start it. so that would be very welcome to them. he said the central bank and the government are going to try and crack down on speculators who are trying to make money out of the ruble