you re on the line for telling the truth. and if they can prove that you lied, and they can prove that you knew ahead of time that you should have known that information in other words if you say tom, what s the weather outside and i say well, it s snowing, and you can say well, tom, you knew it wasn t snowing. you walked into the office today. it s in the middle of august. at that point you would be on the hook. i think yobds what this i don t understand the different truths. there s either one thing that happened and that s the thing that happened. i m a little unclear. it does seem like that rudy giuliani is worried about and trump s lawyers are worried about is mueller or his people can get trump to lie about something. it may not be the thing they want him to lie about, but once he s lied, then they go after him. absolutely. yes. when i hear the mayor s comment, truth isn t truth, one, it s going to be a famous bumper sticker, number one. number two, i think of a few goo
i lived and went to school here. so i kind of got used to not having so much snow when i lived down in atlanta. but i moved to chicago a little bit ago. not this much snow in chicago, but cold. but this is certainly out of the ordinary. because this stuff came down fast, wolf. when we started out this morning, it wasn t snowing. we got on the train earlier this morning and by the time i got here, just within a couple hours, all of this snow was already on the ground. so it came down pretty fast. it looks nice. have a good time with the snow. enjoy it while you re up there. all right, don, thank you. new york also in the bulls-eye for this storm. chad myers is there on the scene for us. what s it like there, chad? is. you know, two storms over three days now. 12 inches of snow on the ground. then we had sleet, then we had freezing rain. this is what a branch looks like from earlier. this is 1/8 inch of ice on the branch, all the branches around here look like this. all of these sn
crime scene and the mall is still closed this morning. the motive at this point is unclear. we do not know yet what caused the shooting incident. any attribution of this being domestic related or something else is purely speculation. reporter: cnn affiliate wjz talked to one man who came face to face with the gunman. 27-year-old chris did not want to be identified. he shot her. then 10, 15 maybe not even 10 seconds later i heard the second gunshot. i basically just like scrambled out of the floor on my hands and knees right by the male employee who was down on the ground. still alive. reporter: chris says he s haunted by the fact that he was the last person to talk to tyler johnson before he died. he asked me if it was like still bad outside. i told him it really wasn t snowing yet but it s going to be cold all week. and he told me, yeah, he s from mount arie. i was the last person he talked
no. we got in right in the nick of time. when we got in, it wasn t snowing. then it just you know, it came down pretty hard. all right. so over 100 million people. i know you re used to performing in front of big crowds. but 100 million people are going to watch you. that s in the u.s. alone. are you nervous? you know, this time, you know, we played the world cup last year. but being an american citizen and, you know, football being an unofficial holiday, and watching, you know, growing up watching super bowls, for us this is like the biggest thing that we ve ever done because we know what it means culturally. we re super thrilled, excited. we got a lot in store. like great choreography. the outfits are, like, on the next level. i want to ask you that. you re right. you re right. i think we have a poll that says 78% of americans are going to watch the super bowl. all right? that, you know, i don t fair
we got in right in the nick of time. when we got in it wasn t snowing and then it just, you know, came down. yeah. pretty hard. so over 100 million people. i know you re used to performing in front of big crowds but 100 million people are going to watch you. that s in the u.s. alone. are you nervous? you know, this time we played the world cup last year. but being an american citizen and, you know, football being an unofficial holiday and watching you know, growing up watching super bowls, for us, this is the biggest thing we ve ever done because we know what it means culturally. we re just super thrilled, excited. we got a lot in store like great choreography, the outfits are like on the next level. okay. i want to ask you that. you re right. we have a poll that says 78% of americans are going to watch the super bowl. all right?