the owner jeffrey lurie introduced pederson yesterday. pederson was the eagles quarterback at the start of the donovan mcnabb eray and was assistant coach under andy reid. pederson said mentors prepared him for his first head coaching opportunity. >> pederson's day shared headlines with a new controversy. >> before pederson took the podium at the complex center jason kelce's name came up on the radio. radio host be josh innis noted kelsey and called him a lap dog. he made another remark. take a listen to what he said. >> essentially what you're getting here is jason kelce is the house negro is what i'm trying to convey. essentially kelsey's job, yes boss, absolutely boss, yes, sir, boss. that is jason kelce. he is whoever the head coach is going to be she going to be all over that head coach. >> he later apologized but kelsey tweeted throughout response that read in part it's my job to have my teammates and coaches back no matter what if that makes me a house as josh puts it i'll take it. >> decision 2016. donald trump has the endorsement

you'll see his interview on nbc 10259 o'clo 2:00, we'll also hear from the owner and chairman jeffrey lurie. >>> and we're hearing more about how the prisoners released from iran were treated in captivity. nbc's keir simmons reports their recovery will be a slow process. >> reporter: this morning jason rezaian is enjoying time with his wife, mom and brother. they said he asked about baseball and basketball team over dinner. >> he knew how the warriors were doing. that's how big a fan he was. >> reporter: in that notorious prison, jason said at one point he spent 49 days in solitary confinement. his only exercise in an 8 x 8 foot concrete yard. amir hekmati, reunited with his sisters and brother in law describes being tortured by iran's revolutionary guard. >> he was in solitary confinement in a one meter by one meter cell for a very long time, deprived of sleep. >> reporter: psychologists at the u.s. base are assessing the men's state of mind. a representative of freed prisoner saeed abedini, jailed for three and a half years, tells nbc news saeed has yet to see his family. another ma

eagles owner jeffrey lurie fired chip kelly late last month. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> we had our first measurable snow this season yesterday, and we've got something bigger coming in the seven-day period. a winter storm. and it looks like it's going to be affecting pretty much the whole area. some details remain to be seen. it's bitter cold now, cold plus wind. and that's going to last all the way into wednesday. this is not just a few hours of real cold. we've got sunshine out there now. but it's not warming things up very much. 23 degrees, 23-mile-per-hour sustained wind making it feel like 7. 14 degrees colder than at this time yesterday. see what's going to happen here with the hourly forecast. look at this. as we go through the afternoon, even by 4:00, it's 24 but feeling like 11. by 8:00, 20 and feeling like 7 and by midnight feeling like 4. by day break could be feeling like around zero or close to zero. right now with 23 in philadelphia, it's 19 in pottstown and pretty close to the low 20s elsewhere. but w

if you win, you would be richer than tiger woods and eagles owner jeffrey lurie. you'd have to win two powerball jackpots to equal oprah winfrey's fortune. and warren buffett and bill gates are in a league of their own. we found one store luckier than most in our area. this sunoco station on lancaster avenue has sold a couple of two million tickets. employees hope that streak continues with tonight's powerball drawing. the manager suggests buying tickets at lunchtime rather than the evening because the rush later in the day has been so busy. the line has wrapped around outside of the store. when it comes to strategy, most people say the higher the jackpot, the more tickets they buy. >> as it gets higher i get more and buy from different locations. >> i used to do birthdays of the kids and -- but i stopped doing that. so what i do is -- >> that wasn't lucky? >> no, i find out just let the computer pick it and hope the computer picks it again when it's time to win. >> reporter: one store manager tells me he's sold 500 powerball tickets to one person. tonight's drawi

take a look here at jeffrey lurie and his team arriving back from kansas city yesterday where they introduced chiefs offensive coordinator doug peterson. andy reid went to kansas city his former quarterback and coach went with him. and here is reed talking about peterson's meeting with the birds. >> that's what happens. and kind of a neat thing for the guys that have that opportunity. only 32, a whole world. you have an opportunity to do it, it's kind of a nice compliment to your hard work and endurance in some cases. >> as for the eagles interview with tom coughlin check this out. this is a sunday cover of the new york daily times, you know they love to do that stuff. and it's kind of strange there to see coughlin in eagles green. he led the giants to two super bowls and a dozen playoff wins but coughlin finished with a string of losing seasons, comcast sports cast analyst does not seep coughlin getting the coaching job. >> i kind of view this as a feeling out process, kind of when you're interviewing for head coach sometimes you interview the a lot of candidates just to pick their brains, g

and you would be richer than eagles owner jeffrey lorie. you would have to win b two powerball jackpots to equal oprah winfrey and warren buffett and bill gates are too far ahead to talk about. so if you haven't got your tickets tonight, when should you get it? we talked to some veteran store owners who had some selling lottery tickets for years and they really have such long lines that are created with all of this about the lottery. so they weigh in on the best time of day for you to get it. and we also talked to some people will the best strategy they take when choosing their lottery tickets.. .that's coming up in the next 25 minutes. >>> 5:38. the story about that car, the neo. >> yeah. >> $4 million? that's crazy to me. wow. >> you're thinking about that, though, you're dreaming. >> speaking of cars. >> let's check the roads. there are some icy spots and accidents being reported. jessica has an update. >> hopefully none of these cars have -- or one of those constituents have those cars involved. it will be a pricey, pricey incident. we

jeffrey lurie introduced pederson yesterday. he was the eagles quarterback at the start of the donovan mcnab era. pederson said he is ready to be the birds' skipper. >> this is not an andy reid football team and it's not a doug pederson football team. this is a philadelphia eagles football team. i get it. this city hasn't won and this organization hasn't won in some time. it's my job to turn that around. i. >> pederson is married with three sons, the oldest is a quarter back at a university in in alabama. his youngest kids will finish school in kansas city. john clark of comcast sports net asked pederson about sam bradford. >> i do like him. i liked him when he came out of college. he's a good fit for the organization. he came on strong at the end of the season and did some nice thing things. >> coming up, you'll hear jeffrey lurie and eagles fans sounding off on the new head coach. and the racially-charged comments about an eagles player by a sports radio host that had him quickly issuing an apology. >>> it's soon back to schoo

he is expected to take the podium with jeffrey lurie. we heard last week that the kansas city chiefs offensive coordinator was coming to philadelphia it's a return who served on the eagles in assistant coaching capacity a few years ago, then played quarterback in 1999, fans are buzzing about the changes. the new coach could bring to the team specifically in terms of who he surrounds himself with. jim schwartz was in town for an interview for the defensive coordinator gig. >> for any head coach especially a young head coach and first time head coach, he's really going to have to lean on his entire staff. >> reporter: pederson was praised by his new boss jeffrey lurie in a press release but we expect to hear from them today, 2:00, that's when the news conference is scheduled for. we'll carry it for you here on nbc 10 and on the nbc 10 app. live at the link, drew smith. >> get a hat on, get inside. vice president joe biden will be in switzerland as part of his global mission to find a cure for cancer, hosting a roundtable called cancer moon

and police find a man shot along jeffrey road and marco loan and willow grove t. shooting happened last night before 7:00 t. man is being treated at the hospital about four miles away from a shooting scene. nbc 10 caught a minivan being towed. it matches the description of the police, the vehicle police were looking for in the shooting. no word yet on any arrests. and breaking overnight, three people are splitting one.5 billion dollars. >> it was nobody here. we are all still here. but there was a $2 million winner and a one, $1 million winner in new jersey and a $1 million winner in pennsylvania. so there might be hope for you. katy zachry has more on the powerball winners. katy. >> everyone is waking up a winner, kind of. tracy, vai, we are still waiting for the identities to be revealed of the jackpot winners. it's interesting to note all three states have laws that winners must be identified. so we will meet them soon enough. here's what it was like at one of the stores that sold a winning jackpot ticket. can you imagine, one reveler said she felt like shelves

you'll also hear from the owner jeffrey lurie when lurie fired chip kelly he was specific in what he was looking for in a new head coach. >> i would call at style of leadership that values information, all the resources that are provided, and at the same time values emotional intelligence. >> i think doug pederson got hired under the good old boys. bring a defensive coordinator in here. >> birds fans sounding off. reports say former lions head coach jim schwartz will lead pederson's defense. we got remarks from com kaes sports net. >> for a head coach especially a young head coach and first time head coach she going to have to lean on his entire staff. >> the nfl network is reporting that pederson will have former chargers offensive coordinator frank wright calling plays for the birds, again you can see doug pederson's news conference on nbc 10 and the news app later today. it's at 2:00. we'll also have a live report on coach pederson's introduction to philadelphia coming up in the next half hour. >> we have new information on the search for 12 marines who disappeared after a helicop

with that much money, you would be richer than tiger woods or eagles owner jeffrey lori. what are the odds of that, right? and warren buffett and bill gates, they're off the charts. we're not going to mention this. >> people tell me they can't help but dream. >> the fantasy of this much money, i think, is kind of worth the $237. >> and we just have a good time. i would probably take my husband away somewhere, go on trips, buy me a new house. but i wouldn't stop working. >> i would probably donate a lot of money to st. jude, of course my family, my son's college education. >> some of the most interesting comments i got is who was the first person they would tell if they won. most people said the their spouse. and then i asked, is there anyone you would keep it a street from? and most people replied, some family members. >> you know who those people would be. >> we all have the crazy uncle that we wouldn't want to know that we've had a windfall of money. by the way, you're on the board of directors, my gut feeling is -- >> yes! my money would go there. >> great job. >> than

jeffrey lurie introduced pederson yesterday. he was the eagles quarterback at the start of the donovan mcnabb era in the 90s, he was also an assistant coach here during andy reid's final years. he says he's ready to be the birds' skipper. >> this is not an andy reid football team, it's not a doug pederson football team. this is a philadelphia eagle football team. i get it. this city hasn't won and this organization hasn't won in quite some time. it's my job to turn that around. >> pederson is married with three sons, one is a college quarterback. he says his younger kids will finish school in kansas city where he was andy reid's offensive coordinator. >>> good morning. it's chilly again. whatever you did to get ready yesterday you're going to want to repeat this morning. the hat, the gloves, the whole thing. temperatures are very, very chilly. in fact, we could see a flurry or scattered snow shower passing through the region later today. you see our time stamp there wednesday, 4:00 p.m. no accumulation just scattered snow shower

jeffrey lory didn't have to go far to find his man. staley has been on the coaching staff since 2007. he was running back coach in 2013. staley played for the eagles from '97 to 2003. >>> the eagles wrap up their season tomorrow at the giants. pat schermer will act as head coach. there are no play-off implications for either team, the game still holds plenty of value. >> we're not going to the play-offs, so this game doesn't mean anything some people say. it's an addition. a new man comes in, do you fit a system or do you not. because you quit because you're not in the play-offs or do you keep on going? i do think it's an audition game for a lot of players. >>> it is philadelphia day at the staples center in los angeles. the flyers and sixers both with games there today. we start with the flyers and kings. first period, flyers turnover turns into a three-on-one for the canes. you can guess how this ended up. 1-0 l.a. later in the peter, kings with a man advantage. 2-0 at that juncture. the flyers do get on the board but fall 2-1. >>> t

that is so jeffrey... soooo jeffrey... so jeffrey... oh. elves.. it's practically yours. but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new passat and other select models. >>> about 200 students will head back to school in philadelphia in style. today they are getting free hair cuts and braids at the recreation center in south philly. local barbers and stylists will volunteer their services starting at 2:00 this afternoon. the event is hosted by the group, unity in the community. >>> it's a new year and many of us have vowed to develop healthy habits. a growing number of people are shifting their focus from working out their bodies to working out their minds. brian moore explains. >> reporter: millions of americans are hoping to wind down in 2016. >> medication is becoming incredibly popular. >> according to a creative research design study more than half of americans meditate or are interested in medication, and for a good reason. >> there are many studies. >> medica

eagles chairman and ceo jeffrey lurie released the following statement saying doug is a strategic thinker, compelling leader and someone who knows how to get the best out of his players. all the factors that initially attracted us to doug and we believe he's the right man to help us achieve our ultimate goal. a source has confirmed to comcast sportsnet that former lions head coach jim schwartz is in town, he could be in consideration to be the eagles defensive coordinator. and the nfl network is reporting pederson will hire former chargers offensive coordinator frank wright as the eagles o.c. >>> now to the sixers who played a martin luther king day matinee against the knicks this afternoon at msg. jahlil okafor had 20 points when he left the game with about 4:20 left in the third and that's where he stayed for the final 26 minutes. as for the action, sixers up three under ten seconds, carmelo anthony doing what he does, hitting that three to tie the game. sixers up one int8ça o.t., mis the alley-oop that nerlens noel finishes. off the inbounds, covington banks the three as it sends the

jeffrey lurie introduced him yesterday. pederson was the quarterback at the donovan mcnabb era, also assistant coach during andy reid's final years. he says he is ready to be the birds' skipper. >> this is not an andy reid football team and not a doug pederson football team. this is a philadelphia eagle football team. i get it. this city and this organization hasn't won in some time. it's my job to turn it around. >> he is married with three sons, one is a quarterback. his younger kids will finish in kansas city. john clark asked pederson about sam bradford. >> i do like him. listen, i always liked him. i liked him when he came out of college. he is a good fit for this organization. he came on strong at the end of the season this past year and he did some nilce things. >> you'll hear from jeff riff lurie and controversy on day one. ahead, hear what a philadelphia sports talk show host said about one eagles player and the new head coach that led to an on air apology. >>> good morning. i'm your first alert meteorologist karen

you would be richer than tiger woods and eagles owner jeffrey laurie. you would have to win two of these powerballs to equal oprah winfrey and warren buffett and bill gates. so if you haven't gotten your ticket tonight yet, i did, there is still time, of course. tonight's drawing is at 10:59. the coming up in the next half hour, we're going to take a look at one specific store in our area where people drive far distances to buy their tickets because it is a winning store. and we talked to one of the store employees about some strategy that people walk in the door with in buying their tickets and the best time of day to buy your winning powerball ticket. that's coming up in the next 20 minutes. >>> and with the jackpot this big, many people are joining office pools to increase their odds of winning. but we spoke to an expert who has some advice. first, make sure your company allows these kinds of pools, then spell everything out. it may sound like overkill, but a contract is really a good idea. >> kind of make a rules of he gaugement, five or six rules w

wednesday owner jeffrey lurie said the club would not hire a general manager. the title of the yet to be appointed person is unknown. lurie stressed the importance of a collaboration when it comes to building the roster. >>> they have of course have to replace chip kelly. kelly got a ringing endorsement from one of the most successful coaches of all time, bill belichick of the patriots. >> really disappointing. chip kelly to me is a really good football coach. haes done a good job with that team. he will do a great job. a lot of the players that were on the eagles that are no longer on the eagles aren't doing too much for anybody either. >> pat shurmur was chip kelly's offensive cord natder, he will be the interim head coach sunday. yesterday shurmur said he plans to carry out some of what kelly left in place for this final game. >> we started something in motion here the players are used to doing things a certain way and very many, many of the things that we're doing it's right so we're going to try to keep it as business as usual as it can be in a very odd we

eagles chairman and ceo jeffrey lurie released the following statement saying, "doug is a strategic thinker, come elling leader and someone who knows how to get the best out of his players. all these factors are what initially attracted us to doug and we believe he's the right man to help us achieve our ultimate goal." nfl network is reporting pederson will hire frank wright as offensive coordinator. much more when we join you at 6:00, but for now, back to you. >> all right, comcast sportsnet's john boruk, thanks, john. when pederson steps to the podium tomorrow we'll bring it to you live here on nbc 10 when it happens. you can also watch it on the nbc 10 app. >>> philadelphia eagles linebacker connor barwin was among several to be honored on this mlk day of service. nbc 10 in cherry hill camden county for the national stop the violence alliance award ceremony. the event honored connor barwin for his efforts to support education in africa. former philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey received the national peace medal and reverend robert scott king served as the key note speaker, t

. >>> the eagles search for a new head coach has already gun, and owner, jeffrey lurie did not have to look far for the first candidate. staley has been on the coaching staff since 2011. chip kelly made him running backs coach when he was hired in 2013. staley played for the eagles from 1997 to 2003. pat shurmur will act as head coach and while there are no playoff implications, the game still holds value and the loser of the game will head to london next year to play against the rams. we will have more on that when the coverage kicks off and continues with "inside the eagles" right here on nbc10. >>> next on "nbc10 news today," we have good news about next week's jackpot. >> it sickened me just like it sickend everybody else. it's intolerable and hate speech. >> parade fallout. a philadelphia tradition marched by controversy. the changes the mummers are promising after backlash from some spectators. >>> a lot of us getting ready to go back to work and school after a holiday vacation. well, the president is doing the same thing. he left hawaii earlier this morning to head back to washi

here's jeffrey laurie, arriving in philly this afternoon. doug peterson went to kansas city with andy ried on his staff. he was andy's quarterback's coach here with the birds. he was the quarterback also in andy's first year until mcnabb was ready to play. here big red on doug's interview with the eagles. >> that's what happens. kind of a neat thing for the guys that have that opportunity. only 32 in the whole world. you have an opportunity to do it, it's kind of a nice complement to your hard work and endurance in some cases, right? >> former giants coach tom coughlin is up next for the eagles. the bird will interview him tomorrow. giants fans are worried. he led the giants to two super bowls, 12 playoff wins. only six coaches are more in history. he's had three straight losing seasons and here's csn's preand post game analyst. >> i view it as a feeling out process. when you interview for a head coach sometimes you interview a lot of candidates to pick their brain and get ideas about organization and try to talk through the process. i kind

on wednesday owner jeffrey lurie said the club would not hire a general manage sore the title of the yet to be appointed person is unknown. lurie stressed the importance of a collaboration when it comes to building the roster. >> they still have to replace chip kelly. kelly did get a ringing endorsement from one of the most successful coaches of all time. four-time super bowl winner bill belichick of the patriots. >> i think it's disappointing, you know, chip kelly to me is a really good football coach and does a great job, has done a good job with that team. he'll do a great job. a lot of the players that were on the eagles that are no longer on the eagles aren't really doing too much for anybody else either. >> pat shurmur was the offensive coordinator and will be the interim head coach sunday against the giants. yesterday shurmur said he plans to carry on some of what kelly left in place for this final game. >> we started something in motion here, the players are used to doing things a certain way. and very many, many of the things that we're doing it's right so we're going to try

police found the man along jeffrey road in willow grove just before 7:00 tonight. so far no word on any arrests. and no one's in custody for the stabbing death tonight of a man in west philadelphia. police found the victim with multiple stab wounds here behind this wal green's at gross and vine streets. he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> we're learning more about the house fire in wilmington that claimed the lives of three young children. they both died yesterday after flames ripped through their home here on monroe street. their mother christina is in the hospital in critical condition with serious burns to nearly half of her body. her husband and father of their two girls spoke to nbc 10 today about the tragedy that devastated his family. >> they were innocent. >> fire officials are still investigating the cause of the fire. they say the house did not have any working smoke detectors. >>> a bucks county basketball coach could face up to 90 days in jail for allegedly head butting a referee during a game. you may recall this video right here. today t

. >> coming up next, in the next half hour, you'll hear jeffrey lurie and eagle fans sounding off on the new head coach. and in the next half hour, the comments about an eagles player by a sports radio host that had him issuing an apology. >>> good morning. if you are just waking up we have chilly temperatures, only 20 degrees in mount pocono, up 1 in philadelphia, 24 degrees, 21 in wilmington, we still have the winds to contend with, not as bad as yesterday but we still have winds factored in out of the northwest right now. 10 miles per hour tracking in the northeast. seven in philadelphia, pretty strong up there in the poconos, 17 miles per hour. you factor that wind in and we're given the wind chill. this is what it feels like. like 8 degrees in dover, 6 degrees in atlantic city. here are the numbers for today, the flags are flying. 35 to 38 degrees which is improvement compared to where we've been for the last two days for highs. so not as cold but still going to feel biting out there especially as you start your morning. we're going to see the possibility of snow showers, passin

eagles chairman and ceo jeffrey lurie released the following statement, "doug is a strategic thinker, compelling leader, and someone who knows how to get the best out of his players. all these factors are what initially attracted us to doug." who could pederson be adding to his coaching staff? we'll look at some potential candidates at 5:00. for now, jim, let's send it back to you. >> john, thanks. >>> we have new information about the deadly shooting at a philadelphia homeless shelter to tell you about, killed one worker, injured another over the weekend and we'll show you the guy police are looking for. they released a picture of him today. investigators say john brock opened fire after he was evicted from that shelter. nbc 10's rosemary connors is live at police headquarters. you talked to police and the victim's father, got a firsthand account of what happened. tell us more. >> reporter: i did. here at police headquarters investigators announced an arrest warrant for the suspect in this case, john brock, wanted for murder and attempted murder. i also went to temple hospital today

then jeffrey, dreamworks called and said, will you come and do may may? it's "kung fu panda," and i have a 12-year-old so he grew up with it. i was excited that i was going to be a part of it. >> when i first heard you were in it, the one thing i thought about, kate, is you seem like the actress who loves to interact with other actors. >> i do. >> in a scene. >> i do. >> you don't get to do this when you're doing a movie like this. >> and you look insane when you're in the booth. i'm sitting in there doing all these things. i don't know what i'm doing. definitely a different experience but it was great. you push yourself vocally more than anything. you go big. >> you exaggerate everything. >> mm-hmm. >> may may is a panda who likes to tell people to be themselves and concentrate on what they do best. >> right. >> what do you do best? >> that's po, too. personally or in this? >> personally. remembering it's a morning show. >> what i do best, i would think, is, you know. ♪ always look on the bright side ♪ >> you're a glass half full person. >> i'm optim

has handled this discussion, poppy and jeffrey, because i think the way jeffrey and i are talking about this is very indicative of the way it seems donald trump and ted cruz feel about each other. they are the last two to have gone after each other and i think there's been a mutual respect there, but i would point out there's not one thing that senator cruz has said that wasn't in response from something mr. trump said. so even if you listen to the debate completely, and i was there, senator cruz said, look, donald has been playing bruce springsteen's "born in the usa" at campaign stops, so i think he should play "new york, new york" and new york values, then he said there aren't a lot of conservatives coming out of manhattan, i'm just saying. that's directly in response to what trump said there aren't a lot of evangelicals coming out of cuba, just saying. >> i want to get to south carolina with you, this is important. south carolina is critical. this is a state with a track record of picking republican presidential nominees. since 1980, just one candidate has won the republican nominat

let's dig deeper with nia mallika henderson and jeffrey lord and anna navarro. jeffrey is a trump supporter and regan white house political director and rubio friend. jeffrey, you're a trump supporter but how big of a problem could the news about this goldman sachs loan be for senator cruz and do you expect trump to hit him over it since they are in such a dead heat right now? >> sure, less -- yes to the latter. i'm sure he will. i would expect so. there are three problems. one is the substance of it and, you know, this will immediately get into the deep weeds here of, you know, should have he have reported? is it legal? not legal. this leads to the political problem from the natural born citizen thing an issue in the sense that it detracts from whatever message he's going to have to spend time as he did with dana discussing this when i'm sure he wants to discuss other things and three, there is an out lyer, goldman sachs is involved and being a big wall street certainly his wife's ties were known to this. i'm not in the least implying anything bad. politically,

jeffrey lord, rick tyler, thank you and also want to congratulate jeffrey on his book called what america needs. >>> bill clinton wasn't on the stage or in the room but loomed large and hillary clinton flat out said she asked for his vis and ideas if the she's lethlet lethed. does that revelation help or hurt her odds? [richard] america, would you like an extra 1000 washingtons with your refund. ♪ a thousand people win a thousand dollars every single day for a month. ♪ i will not lose. it's refund season. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders took off the gloves. it was the fourth and most contentious face-off, health care, wall street and bill clinton on the stage, fair game. >> there are things we can do to improve it, but to tear it up and start over again, pushing our country back into that kind of a contentious debate i think is the wrong direction. >> we're not going to tear up the affordable care act, i helped write it but we are going to move on top of that to a medicare for all. >> i'm going to defend dod frank and president obama for taking on wall street, taking on the fin

jeffrey, i have a breaking news. we're going to fight for our right to have a seat at the table and we're not going to let one man, including a billionaire -- >> donna. >> and use derogatory, vulgar language to describe how hillary clinton lost. that was demeaning, not just to secretary clinton and yes, demeaning to -- >> can i get in the middle here and suggest something -- >> carl, go ahead and -- >> i'm finished. go ahead, men. >> to both my friends there that this is about a huge political argument at which the clintons themselves are the issue and the clintons themselves are going to be a huge issue in the campaign. they will be the great strength of the democrats and the great weakness of the democrats and this is all part of the record. hers as a supposed feminist and dealing with women's issues giving bill clinton's record et cetera, et cetera. we're looking at a preview of the campaign, both donna and jeffrey are right about how the ad -- advocates are going to respond but we're seeing the ugly, ugly campaig

my word, jeffrey. what are new york values? >> well, i must say, from personal experience -- i love senator cruz, but i am a little perplexed and disappointed at this. my 96-year-old mother in the other room is from new york and has plenty of new york values, and they are pretty good, i think, and so are those of my entire extended family who all come from new york. >> but jeffrey, what is ted cruz trying to suggest there? >> i'm sorry? >> what is ted cruz trying to suggest there, then? >> well, i guess, you know, new yorkers are wild and crazy guys. and ladies. i really don't know. but from my personal experience, they seem to be pretty god-fearing, hardworking americans. >> but they're different than -- >> what he's trying to suggest is very simple. he's trying to suggest is new yorkers -- new yorkers are not like iowans. you know, what he's saying is donald trump is a liberal new yorker who's now trying to pretend to be a conservative who shares your social values. hey, folks from iowa, don't be fooled. this guy is a new yor

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jeffrey, your quick reaction to what you just heard. >> well, that was amazing. i have to say. they have been friends for decades. so it's very interesting there. and if there was a milk shake bet, i'm pleased to hear that, you know, somebody is going to keep their end of the bargain. but i don't think he's going to reconsider. i would be -- i would be surprised. i mean, at this point he's got this other event scheduled in the same time frame. so i think it would be impossible. although i must say, it certainly would be a touch of drama if in the middle of this debate he walked on the stage. >> amanda, putting your loyalties for ted cruz aside for a moment. is there an upside in all of this for donald trump? i've heard some of his supporters say, look, he's showing strength. rush limbaugh saying he's going along with this process that is rigged against him or he feels is rigged against him. do you think there's any up side for trump in this? >> yes, there is up side for trump. number one, i think it's disrepresentful to the process, to the voters. donald trump wins by staying i

and cnn political commentator jeffrey lord in harrisburg, pennsylvania. thanks to you both for speaking with us. something both sides can enjoy. the spectacle happening in this race. >> thanks, joe. >> thanks. >>> now, there is much more on the u.s. presidential race and all the politics involved coming up, including donald trump's supporters. who are they exactly, and why are they so firm in their belief that he should be the next president? also democratic candidate bernie sanders makes a visit to the white house. >>> but first, a mosquito-borne virus linked to terrible birth defects is causing alarm. two u.s.-based scientists believe the zika virus has explosive potential to become a widespread outbreak, and they're calling on the world health organization to meet and address it. a growing number of airlines, meanwhile, are offering refunds to passengers who booked flights to countries dealing with the outbreak. delta is among the latest to allow customers to get a refund or rebook their travel. the zika virus is active in at least 24 countries. curren

and so, jeffrey, is the purpose of that ad to strike fear? what is the reason for that ad? >> that commercial is much like a ronald reagan commercial who depicted the chaos in the gulf, and went through the brief h history of the american military involvement, and pinned it on jimmy carter. it is a commercial called peace and strength, and it is going to be very reaganesque, and touched all of the nerves that ronald reagan did. the country is not safe, and we have a problem here, and leadership not taking care of the problem. >> and doug, he was on cnn's "new day" today with us, and he said that he is going to be raising attitudes of women with hillary clinton and her husband, and this is an exchange that trump had with chris cuomo. >> i know many people in this campaign, and the last person they want to run against is donald trump. believe me. >> what does that have to do with bringing up bill clinton's sex life? >> well, in the course of to debate, and using the word sexist, and i'm sexist, and he was using very sort of the derogatory terms. >> how is that going to be pla

toobin, and e jeffrey, there is extreme polarization, and i don't have to remind you or anybody else who is watching on the high court. are there any expectation at this point as to what the nine will do? >> well, i think that predictions are always difficult at the supreme court, but i think that this case in particular should, it is a difficult one to predict, because it is scrambles the usual ideological position. the liberals usually want a broad conception of standing of the right to sue, so they would, you would think would be in favor of texas's right to sue. conservative conservatives usually like a broad conception of executive power. so you would think that they would be in favor of president obama's unilateral action of immigration, but here, you have the liberals arguing, and the administration arguing that texas does not have the right to sue, and you have conservatives arguing that president obama doesn't have the right to this action. so how those distinctions will play out in front of the court, i think it is very difficult. >> and so what you are saying, jeffrey, eff

and jeffrey i would like to think you are right. i would like to think that some actual serious foreign policy issue would supersede these political skirmishes -- >> look, frankly that's why ooze jeffrey and have been banding about this morning. that is why we are bringing this up. not fan the flames. to shut it down. because there legitimate basis for testing cruz. we're doing this to shut it down, not to fan the flames. >> except that donald trump brought it up again on a different morning show to say that there is a possible legal basis. so let's listen to this for a moment. >> i want to beat him on its own merit. i don't want to have a thing like this happen. the democrats if they bring a lout on it will have to get it solved. i would like to see ted do something where he maybe goes in preemptive fashion into court. >> donald trump saying not me. the dmoblgt democrats might hav issue with this. >> the baseball broke it. it wasn't me. -- [inaudible] >> he's being very subtle but what he's trying to say is hey there is problems wi

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jeffrey, let's start with you. donald trump says he will not attend thursday's gop debate because fox is unfair and host megyn kelly is biassed. do you agree and how is this not being thin-skinned? >> well, you know, i have to say i was really amazed at the fox statement with the whole deal with putin and ayatollahs or whatever they said. suddenly, it seemed to be you know anti-trump, if you will, taking a side. i just was sort of surprised that they would do that. number two, i think that this is going to appear to people as the media in the larger sense, fox in the specific sense going after donald trump and donald trump standing up to them. i mean, this is a pretty bold thing to do. it reminded me i said earlier today when i learned of this to ronald reagan firing the air traffic controllers or walking out of the summit with gorbachev. so when they do this and draw a line in the sand and say no further and they mean it, they get an enormous public reaction to it which is generally favorable. >> peter, who do you

a first from donald trump. >> he did more, jeffrey, than suck up to politicians. he supported bill clinton. he said the gop going after him was silly, and it was ridiculous, and they shouldn't have gone after his sex life. in fact, just this past june, the day after donald trump announced he was getting into this race, he was on a different morning show, and he talked about how bill clinton is one of his favorite past presidents. >> of the four, who is the best? >> well -- >> bush, 41, clinton, bush 43 or obama? >> i would have to say clinton. >> why? >> there was a little spirit. he could -- frankly, had he not met monica or paula, had he not met various somewhat beautiful women, he would have had a better deal going. >> jeffrey, that does not sound like how he is now framing bill clinton as an abuser of women. >> one of two things here. art, a reagan adviser and one of the godfathers of reaganomics said he voted for president clinton twice because he thought he was keeping reaganomics ongoing, which a lot supported clinton because of his economic policy. the res

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he couldfiorina. >> come on, jeffrey. he can't stand carly fiorina, he's said over and over again five minutes of hearing her voice is -- >> but, wait. wait, wait, wait, wait. jfk couldn't stand lyndon johnson either but he made him vice president. >> yeah, well, donald trump is no jfk. >> there's one -- one other thing here. i really do think this is going to be the year of the outsider. again. the election year itself. so whether it's donald trump or ted cruz or whoever, i think the outside is winning and that's why donald trump picks on jeb bush all the time. not because he thinks he's a threat but jeb bush is the symbol of the establishment. and whether it's jeb bush or john kasich or some of these others i think that's a real weakness and i think somebody on the outside is going to win this nomination. >> i think we're going to leave it there. >> absolutely. >> jeffrey -- >> happy new year. >> thank you, guys. thank you, amanda, ana, great to see you guys. [ speaking in foreign language ]. >> mik. >>> hillary clinton

thank you, sir. >> thanks, ashleigh. >> i want to plug jeffrey's book for him. it just hit the shelves. "what america needs, the case for trump." >> thanks. sfroo see you soon. >> by the way, 1:00 eastern time, republican presidential candidate ben carson is going to join my colleague wolf blitzer for a live interview from the campaign trail in iowa. make sure you tune in for that. coming up next, people in southern california are living in fear with three dangerous fugitives on the run. these guys are extraordinarily dangerous, and the money you can make by helping to find them is through the roof. that's next. e dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. mucinex fast max. it's the same difference. this one is max strength and fights mucus. mucinex fast max. the only cold and flu liquid gel that's max-strength and fights mucus. la . >> today marks six days that three dangerous inmates essaped from jail in santa ana, california. it's really fit for a movie plot, and now the reward for information leading to their capture has been raised. >> they

originally, jeffrey, you know this well, sometimes they just put an ad out on youtube, we play it on television but it never really gets spent. they never buy commercial time, which in iowa and new hampshire right now is relatively expen expensi expensive. >> it's the political equivalent of vapor wear. you say you're going to do something, talk about doing something, get attention for doing something and then you don't do anything at all. it doesn't appear that's what's happening here at least. >> with trump it's always good to check. >> guys, standby. there's a lot more happening including on the democratic front, the former president of the united states, bill clinton, is out there right now. stay with us. >>> this was supposed to be a huge day for hillary clinton's campaign. thanks to donald trump former president bill clinton's return to the campaign trail today is filled with controversy. before we go back to our correspondents and analysts. let's go to new hampshire where our senior political correspondent brianna keilar has been covering the former president of the united sta

let's bring in jeffrey and ben. jeffrey, we heard from via twitter and some of the interviews, donald trump called for an apology from hillary clinton after she made the claim that he was in these isis videos and he turns up in an al shabab video so why no mention of his inclusion in the video? >> i see what you're saying. you know, look. i think that she -- she made a mistake and, clearly, in this hypersensitive communications age, somebody out there decided to take her up on it and put him in one. other people have been in one. i understand that president clinton is in one of them. i don't really think there is anything extraordinary here. you know, so they put him in there. they don't like donald trump and for that matter they don't like clinton's either or they don't like the americans. >> ben, the issue of guns, we are hearing from donald trump, in his words, he will retow or unsign the executive order if there ever is one. i spoke with you about the poll. this is from quinnipiac before christmas. it seems ther

and jeffrey lord and amanda carpenter. so we have so many candidates represented here in one way or another. some breaking political news is lindsay graham has announced he'll endorse jeb bush. do you think that changes the equation in south carolina. >> it is a big, big deal in south carolina. look, lindsay was not doing well in the presidential race but lindsay graham is very well liked in south carolina. he knows his state. for the longest time some of the most powerful, some of the best political republican activists have been frozen because they were nlt going to go anywhere because lindsay graham was running. so yes it is a big deal in south carolina and i think it tells you that jeb bush is looking past iowa, past new hampshire and is the one building a strong ground troop operation and he's going live to fight through south carolina i'm sure. >> amanda what do you think. this morning people are talking about ted cruz and donald trump. not jeb bush. do you think they are counting him out too soon. >> jeb bush has ne

senior legal analyst jeffrey toobin is joining us on the phone. jeffrey, what does this mean? the court is going to take it up, obviously, this session, meaning they could decide by early summer. what does this mean? >> well, it is certainly good news for the obama administration that the court took the case. because the status quo is that the lower court had put a hold on the whole program. so if the supreme court hadn't taken it up, president obama would leave office without implementing this policy. at least he has a chance of winning by the end of june. and having this policy reinstated, which could effect more than four million people, so the stakes are very, very big in this case. >> any sense of where the court is or where the court would be on this? you know, it may come down to standing, i suppose, whether the states even have the right to challenge the ruling. but when it comes to immigration and executive authority, has this court given any indication about where it stands? >> well, you know, this is a kind of paradox situation in this court because there is a conse