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more rain in vermont. they didn't need it continue. great to have you here. weather camp, you served it well. >> thank you. what was jake tapper like in the 1970s? and how much velour did he really wear? that when we come back. hi, i'm jill and i've lost 56 pounds on golo. hi, i'm barry and i've lost 42 pounds. jill and i are a team. if she tells me to do something, i usually jump on board. golo was doable, it's realistic, and it's something we can do the rest of our lives.
we are not used to this, we had a really mild winter so far, a really mild january. right now, this afternoon as we wind up the day, we're looking at temperatures 25 in new york city. that is well below normal for this time of year. bangor maine, in a single digits, that is about 25 degrees below what is typical for this time of year. but look at this, this is tomorrow, notice the yellows in orders on the map. that is indicating a quick rebound. we are going to switch those winds around, we're gonna bring in that southerly air. 50 degrees in philadelphia by tomorrow. i know, we need to get through today, this is tomorrow. 50 degrees in boston. they were ten velour today. we had a windchill, 36 below zero. that broke a record two in boston this morning. and then even warmer as we go throughout the work week. looks like spring in some spots, in the 50s, monday new york city, the warmer area on wednesday. philadelphia, we're looking at 50, 53 on tuesday. that is good news. winds are still gusting, although they are relaxing on untuckit around 37 miles per hour. bundle up as you head of this
>> around lakes, marks and railroad tracks, carrie and the other women searched methodically, not knowing what they might find. >> and i had told all the girls, you all be prepared because we might find her. okay. >> oh my god, is that her? but it's a branchch you never know this huge step. -- detective component to know velour. starting with a relationship with chris. >> i wanted to know more about their marriage and what's been going on between them in the past year. >> he knew the major event in their marriage in the past year was heather's dramatic physical change. friends and family said it was about so much more than just dropping pant sizes as heather lost the weight, she gained a whole new outlook on life. >> she was kind of quiet and
>> greg: want to talk about don lemon? >> what's the difference? the velour is back. the car accidents and don lemon's advice, about pretty much the same thing. if you look at some of the people that he has taken under his wing, michael avenatti. the brady bunch window with cuomo -- love you, love you. go to dinner, go to dinner. i've got this problem with my brother. how about the jussie smollett case, he was really good at giving me advice there and getting the scoop. they are not believing a story, i have a better one. so i think the consensus should be that anytime don lemon is on your tv, it's probably because you're in the middle of trying to change between something and you get stuck. keep going, because his advice is horrible. and if he takes you under his wing, if he doesn't look over your head to talk to you, he looks directly at you, you should then go home, immediate we find someone who loves you and likes you and have them remove the target that's on your back because bad things are going to happen to you when don
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acquired, the plaza hotel and the trump shuttle, he would buy them and there would be a lot of hoopla. he was interested to that point and then he had no interest in running them on a day-to-day basis and no knowledge how to do it. so he focused on the fabric swatches. it played into his germophobia. he was always replacing the carpets and the drapes and he was always talking about deep cleaning the airline seats, you know. and so that's what his life became. he would say what do you think of this piece of velour here. i'd feel it and we'd talk about it. and at the center of all this chaos was this man feeling fabric. >> yes, and then the man feeling
running them on a day-to-day basis and no knowledge how to do it. so he focused on the fabric swatches. it played into his germophobia. he was always replacing the carpets and the drapes and he was always talking about deep cleaning the airline seats, you know. and so that's what his life became. he would say what do you think of this piece of velour here. i'd feel it and we'd talk about it. and at the center of all this chaos was this man feeling fabric. >> yes, and then the man feeling fabric became president and has thankfully actually wasted a ton of time on the small stuff. one of the first things he did was add a lot of gold fabric to the oval office along with a bunch more flags. he worked with sharpie to have the perfect magic marker and he's working to make sure the next air force one is red, white and blue. but the thing trump seems to care the most about has to be his big parade, and that's thing 2 in 60 seconds.
this has nothing to do with stiff arming congress. this has to do with, this is not on the up and up. chairman is just doing president trumps business for him yet again. this is one big smoke street. in terms of his legal analysis, i don't know if he is any more velour than i am. the letter that was sent to him to congressman goodlatte stated two different cases that stem from the mccarthy hearings where someone had their conviction overturned because they were allowed to invoke the fifth. if not answering questions is a design of guilt, poise donald trump guilty. 264 days ago he said he would love to talk to bob mueller, here we are. he is hiding under a rock. >> shannon: if you are the president you have legal teams around you. >> i'm not holding my breath. >> shannon: he is going to