right now at 11:00, a shooting connection. the manhunt for a killer right here in our area takes a new twist. unsportsman like conduct. chris christie goes face-to-face with a baseball fan after he gets heckled. explosive protests and deadly riots rock one country tonight, all over a controversial vote. >> good evening. that breaking news tonight, a bipartisan effort on health care will be announced tomorrow in the nation's capitol, according to nbc 10 news sources saying it will involve members of the house. this is just the latest chapter the health care showdown that's been going on since president

trump took office. the house previously passed a health care bill, but the senate has not been able to pass its own legislation. and that includes last week's failed vote that would have started a debate over repealing and replacing parts of obamacare. the votes have generally fallen along the party line with republicans going for it and democrats going against. but tomorrow, we could see the first effort from both sides of the aisle. tonight, new details on the manhunt for a killer after police say he was involved in another shooting just minutes before. take a look. the shooting happened yesterday. but just before that, investigators say the gunman fired shots at a car in overbrook park. so he sent andria klein thomas there to speak to neighbors. >> reporter: the two scenes are only about 2 1/2 miles part. police say the suspect fled in a

gray volvo and now detectives hope that you take a good look at the picture and give them a call. neighborhood children innocently count the circles on the sidewalk that marked bullet shell caseness the 1700 block of 77th street. >> it was scary. >> reporter: saturday, neighbors confronted a man who police say looked like he was casing the neighborhood. when the neighbors asked what he was doing, the suspect started shooting into their car, then jumped into his car and took off. no one was injured. >> the community is kind of in an uproar because we're concerned. >> reporter: 45 minutes later, the suspect is suspected of murdering a man, gunned down in the doorway of a building. >> it's unfortunate it started here and how it ended is worse. >> reporter: video captured the

suspect running away. police hope it's enough for you to help them track him down. and we are learning more about the victim tonight. his family says john lang was an accountant who graduated from temple university. they describe him as very quiet and very caring. he was the youngest of three children. reporting live, andria klein thomas, "nbc 10 news." let's get to nbc 10 first alert neighborhood forecast. >> a potential heat wave starting tuesday through thursday. but let's get through tonight and tomorrow, because i'm loving this. radar and satellite, time stamped right now at 11:03 p.m., not much going on, high and dry conditions, thanks to an area of high pressure to the west of us. highs for tomorrow, seeing lots of 80s with plenty of sunshine.

but denise, we are tracking the potential for a heat wave. it will start on tuesday through wednesday and thursday. we need three days with temperatures in the 90s, and it looks like it's going to happen. however, i'm also tracking the threat of showers, isolated thunderstorms. so i'll be tracking that for you in a little bit. we'll talk more about the heat wave and safety tips. denise, back to you. >> thanks, erica. a day after record rainful, it was blue skies and sunshine today. the wet weather has led to fewer beach days. the food court has been a staple on the ocean city board walk for 5 years. this summer, the owners have seen a 25% decrease in sales. they believe it's the rain and the humidity that's kept a lot of the crowds away this summer. >> every weekend it seems like there's a storm on the way. people don't even bother coming,

because they're like, what for? it's going rain all the time. >> anna says she has her fingers crossed and is hoping to make up the difference in august. more bad press for new jersey governor chris christie tonight, and he's not even in new jersey. governor christie was at the cubs/brewers came in milwaukee when someone took a video of him getting into another man's face. you can hear him calling the man a big shot. the man christie is yelling at was heckling him before that. flame s ripped through a hoe on canal road in levitt down. investigator are working to figure out how it started. no one was hurt. investigators are trying to figure out what caused this

deadly accident. the person driving lost control, struck a tree on swede road just before 6:00. police have not identified the driver. new at 11:00, a 13-year-old boy is in the hospital after he got trapped underneath a car. neighbors tell us that the boy was helping his grandfather fix the car when the jack that was holding it up gave out and the car fell on him. it anned in upper marion. emergency crews managed to free the boy. he was later taken by helicopter to the hospital. no word on his current condition. the search for a missing swimmer at point pleasant beach is on hold until the morning. the coast guard says a woman was swimming a friend. the friend told police they got caught in high surf. the national weather service issued an alert today for rip currents. the united states is flexing its military muscle in a show of

force against north korea. the air force dispatched two b-1 bombers over the korean peninsula over this weekend. this was in direct response to consecutive missile tests from north korea. the jets returned to andersen air force base in guam. during a visit to estonia, the vice president called out north korea for what he termed continued provocations. >> the president of the united states is leading a coalition of nations to bring pressure to bear until that time that north korea will permanently abandon its nuclear and ballistic missile program. >> military analysts say the kind of missile north korea launched friday could hit los angeles or chicago. meanwhile, the department of defense says it successfully tested the terminal high altitude area missile defense system. an air force b-17 launched the

missile over the pacific ocean. the missile defense agency says this is the 15th successful intercept in 15 tests. a new sheriff comes to the white house tomorrow as general john kelly takes over as chief of staff. this shows president trump and kelly having a saturday night dinner at trump's washington, d.c. hotel. republicans say they hope kelly will bring stability to the west wing and help the president get his agenda back on track. >> i think he will bring some order and discipline to the west wing. >> what we need now from a chief of staff is ensuring that everybody who works in the white house is on the president's agenda. >> the president was unhappy with former chief of staff reince priebus when he couldn't get the gop to deliver on health care. but he tweeted today, don't give

up, republican senators, repeal and replace. just ahead, russian retaliation. president vladamir putin is fighting back after congress voted on a new round of sanctions against his country. >> the birds are back and fans got a look at this year's team. the eagles held the first open practice in front of thousands of fans today. all eyes on number 11, carson wen wents. expectations are high. this preseason practice was also a chance to honor military service members. >> it's been a culture shock, coming through the tum, snnel, g out to the field and being this close to the players, it's awesome. >> the team says 23,000 fans turned out for today's open practice. we're now just 11 days away

from the first preseason game. here's a look at the lineup. check it out. the first game is on august 10 in green bay. you can catch every preseason game right here on nbc 10, your official eagles station. tomorrow, conrail will begin bringing in equipment for a massive cleanup on a stretch of tracks in kensington. the area is littered with hundreds of thousands of needles used by people addicted to heroin. social services will be available and offer food, housing, and drug treatment for people in the area. we have two first alert traffic updates that could impact your commute this week. if you take n.j. atlantic city rail lines, service is suspended for two weeks between philadelphia and cherry hill for repairs. back on friday, a truck slammed into a rail bridge. crews will spend the next two weeks repairing that bridge.

and bridge construction could cause backups near lincoln university. construction starts tomorrow on the bridge that brings university road over u.s.-1 and upper oxford township. university road will be closed between baltimore pike and penn grove road. up next, the fight for comfort. a legal win for anyone who has ever had to squeeze into an airplane seat. explosive protests, deadly riots and violence across one country tonight, all because of a controversial vote. and denise, we have more heat wave safety tips for this week. we are tracking the potential for another heat wave later this week. ♪

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in north carolina, thousands of tourists have been forced to change vacation plans after the power was cut to a pair of popular islands. the electricity in the outer banks went out thursday. and now tourists are leave big the ferry load and carload. construction crews working on a new bridge damaged all three of the cables providing power to the two islands. >> we slept in the parking lot last night in the camper, waiting to get on the 7:00 ferry this morning. >> officials say they were working to restore the power, but it's not clear when the visitors will be allowed to return.

tonight, a new power play from vladamir putin. the russian president is expelling more than 700 american diplomats from his country. in an interview, putin says the move is a direct response to congress approving new sanctions against russia. congress passed the sanctions to punish russia for interference in the 2016 election and aggression toward its neighbors. sit a major shift in the relationship between the u.s. and russia, with just three weeks ago at the g20 summit seemed to be warming. >> i think you have to go deep into the cold war to remember a time that we were in this level of confrontation with russia or the soviet union. certainly even the end of the cold war was a friendlier time than we are today. >> the political drama around the investigation into the trump team and reports of collusion with russia is complicating tensions. however, putin said that did not play into his decision.

an explosion in venezuela injured police officers as clashes broke out today during today's voting. the officers were riding motorcycles on a street in caracas when the blast went off. the -- more than 115 people have been killed in protests there. if you've ever felt cramped on an airplane, consider this a win. a consumer group is challenging the faa on small seats, saying it's not only a comfort issue, but a safety concern. and an appeals court agrees with it. one of the judges called it the kras of the incredible shrinking airline seats. small seats and rows that are too close together can slow down emergency evacuations. the three-judge panel says the faa needs to come up with a better response for the safety

concerns. the issue could wind up in congress, and some lawmakers have proposed legislation to regulate seat size. it is the end of an era tomorrow for three jp penny stores. the three stores are open for one more day tomorrow. at the end of the day, the stores are closing its doors for good. the company is trying to save money by down sizing. a special guest dropped in on a local gymnastics squad today. she took some time out of her busy schedule to guest coast the galaxy gymnastics team. a native of middlesex county, her appearance was part of the team's fund-raising efforts. for the past several months, they've been trying to raise money for the ronald mcdonald house. >> it means a lot to give back to my community. i definitely love working with kids. i think they're all open minded

and i love to give back. >> the team will use half of the money raised to fund their trip to the world competitive gymnastics team tournament happening next june. u.s. veterans joined forces with iraqi refugees today on independence mall. the event was made possible with a group from radio silence. the performers provided an aristic look to tell the history of iraq. former sixers guard gerald henderson is giving back to the community partnership schools in philadelphia. he hosted his green carpet party at the franklin in center city, part of the weekend events to raise money to benefit inner city kids in philadelphia. this was the fourth year for the event. the first time it's happened here in philadelphia. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm meteorologist erika

martin. we definitely had a gorgeous day for today. 83 degrees today, lots of sunshine, mostly clear-to-clear skies and right now clear skies we are seeing. a great night for sky gazing. we can see saturn night, jupiter tonight, and the 15th brightest star in our galaxy. current temperature, 71 in philadelphia. allentown, 65. trenton at 67. atlantic city at 64. and mt. holly, currently at 65 degrees. we do have an easterly influence, dew points right now are very low. you're going to appreciate this. take this in for tonight through tomorrow, because it will be a lot muggier by tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. so we're mainly se lly seeing 5. mt. holly, currently 54 for you. radar and satellite, not much to look at right now. in fact, just a few clouds to

the northwest of us. everything right now is high and dry. we have a massive area of high pressure. that is our weather maker. a live look outside, gorgeous right now over the ben franklin bridge. again, a clear night and clear start to your monday morning. so get those sunglasses out. out the door forecast, lots of sunshine at 6:00 a.m. we do have sun rise right before 6:00 a.m. 64 degrees, 77 at 10:00 a.m. and i love the swirly sunshine. looks good for the p.a. superbs. a pair of 7s at 10:00 a.m. lehigh valley, 57 degrees starting out. 76 at 10:00 a.m., a couple of extra clouds there. new jersey, 61 degrees, a pair of 7s at 10:00 a.m. lots of sunshine for the jersey shore. at 10:00 a.m., 76 degrees. so overall, a nice day. not too hot, not too muggy. expected highs for tomorrow, we're seeing lots of 80s.

so mid to upper 80s. we're warming up much warmer than we saw for today. again, the average high in philadelphia, 87 degrees. and our high for today, 83. galloway, 86. avolon, your expected high 82. rahobeth beach, mid 80s. this is what i'm tracking. yet another heat wave. it looks like it starts on tuesday and ends on thursday. here's danny with sports. >> the phillies are trestreakin. plus, a link for today's open practice. hear from the players, next in sports. fiber optic network.

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nascar fans packed the raceways today for dale earnhardt, jr.'s last professional race at the triple triangle. he's retiring at the end of the season. at the finish line, a sign was posted saying "thanks, dale jr." he finished second to last at the race. the boys from upper providence out of montgomery county are the new state little league champions after taking down north allegheny. this is video of the final out of the game. the winner of the state championship game will represent the mid-atlantic region in the little league world series. congratulations. and here's danny with your sports.

>> denise, thank you very much. today, the eagles opened up the lynx for an open practice. fans came out today in support, more than 23,000 showing up. also, military appreciation day. doug peterson showing his respect here. of course, one of the main attractions is this gentleman, carson wentz throwing around the football. it was a spectacle not just for those in attendance, but the players as well. >> just the energy alone without it being a game, seeing our support, how much the fans love us. >> it was awesome, very welcoming. i was excited to be in front of the fans for the first time. so again, it's cool to be around

the fans and have a great time. >> you can feel the vibe in the air. less than two weeks from the eagles' first preseason game that will come on the road against green bay. and more is expected this year from the birds who upgraded on offense and defense this off-season. and the players have just one word on their mind. >> i'm tired of, you know, not making the playoffs and if you make the playoffs, man, everybody's day gets better. so that's the goal. >> it's always playoffs or bust. that's the way the nfl works. if you're not making the playoffs, people are losing their jobs. it's not a success unless you're winning football games. that's what this organization and fans are accustomed to and that's the only thing acceptable in this city. we've known that for a long time. we're coming in here to do something special, and i think we have the players and the coaches and everything necessary to do that.

>> transitioning to a head scratcher. allen iverson disappointed many people when he didn't play three weeks ago, but today he was a complete no-show for an event in dallas, give nothing advance. they said they are launching an investigation into iverson's absence. no word on where he was or why he elected not attend. we hope he's okay. the co-captain of iverson's team accepted the coaching action. the philly came into this afternoon's game with the braves looking for a fourth straight win. velasquez gets the start. scoreless game in the fourth, r.a. dicky helping the phils out. herrera comes in on the passed ball. 1-0.

velasquez gets only great defense here. the scoop to second base to hernandez to flips to first for the twin killing. velasquez still out there in the seventh. vinnie goes seven shutout frames, struck out six. that's your game-winning base knock. phillies win 2-1 over the braves. j.p. crawford continues his tear in the month of july. starts the season so bad, but look at this. gone. his eighth home run this month, which goes nicely with his .281 batting average in july. coming up later on, we'll hear from the gm on the rash of

trades that the phillies have made. and the philly's announcer gets a shoutout during the hall of fame announcement today. we'll be right back.

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franklin parkway on this nice night. good evening. thanks for staying up with us. now for a forecast where you live, it's time for our neighborhood weather with erika martin. >> a really nice night across the delaware valley. current temperature in philadelphia, 71 degrees, a little bit of a southwest influence here in philadelphia. but parts along the shore are seeing easterly influence, a little chillier here. notice by tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m., seeing 64 degrees, sun rise at 5:59 a.m. very low humidity. as far as the p.a. suburb, seeing lots of sunshine, 77 degrees. the lehigh valley, same deal there.

that's going to be the story for tomorrow and tuesday. a chance of showers and isolated thunderstorm late wednesday and possibly thursday. so coming up in just a bit, i do have your ten-day forecast. we'll talk about the threat of thunderstorms and tracking a potential heat wave. back to you. >> thank you. here's a look at stories we're following for you. capitol hill, a bipartisan health care bill will be introduced tomorrow morning. the effort will involve members of the house. the senate still has not passed health care legislation. and after the latest vote to start the health care debate failed last week. police need your help to find this guy who is accused in a pair of shootings this weekend. he's accused of killing a man saturday, and police confirmed he's suspected at shooting at a

group of people. tomorrow, general john kelly will take over as the new white house chief of staff. kelly replaces reince priebus. as he starts with a new chief of staff, president trump continues to push republican senators on health care after their latest effort to overhaul obamacare collapsed. the u.s. air force flew two b-1 bombers over the korean peninsula saturday. this comes after north korea test fired a ballistic missile friday that it claims could reach the u.s. mainland. it was the second test of an intercontinental long-range weapon. i'm a die hard eagles' fan. >> fans were flying high with excitement at training camp today. it was the first open practice for fans. thousands of fans packed the

lynx getting their first glimpse at quarterback carson wentz and alfron jefferies. >> reporter: it's a kickoff to the season today with no score, but with lots of hope and lots and lots of green. on the field, stars and new faces under the close watch of fans. >> i dream green. >> reporter: this chance to see them up close today bringing out generations of fans. >> what did you teach them at home? >> take the cowboys. >> reporter: loyalty going back decades. >> i'm 8 0 now, so 75 years at least. >> reporter: fans lining up in the first row, these brothers. do you think they'll do okay this year? >> yeah. >> reporter: what do you like? >> carson wentz. >> reporter: the quarterback back for his second season.

this also a chance to honor military service members. >> it's been a culture shock, coming through the tunnel, seeing the signs, coming out to field and being this close to the players. >> reporter: players met the service members on the field for photos and thank yous. >> already got the tickets for the game. >> reporter: the first preseason game is in less than two weeks. >> we're now just 11 days away from the first preseason game. check out the lineup. the first game is on august 10 in green bay. you can catch every preseason game right here on nbc 10. your official eagles station. president trump's announcement on twitter that he'll ban transgenders from the military is sparking protests around the country. our partners at factcheck.org

look at the reasons the president shouldn't serve, because of the cost. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters gather in new york's times square hours after president trump posted three tweets that took the country by surprise. he wrote -- >> president trump here is expressing an opinion. so he're not going to say he's right or wrong. what we can do is provide context. >> reporter: a report was done last year for the department of defense by a nonpartisan research group. >> the obama administration in july of 2015 decided that they were going to take a look at this issue to see what the costs would be, what the impact would

be on unit cohesion. >> reporter: according to the report, researchers found transgender people serving in the military would have a minimal impact on health care costs and military readiness. >> what rand estimated is that there are few transgender people in the military. >> reporter: rand put the number at about 2500 out of 1.3 million active service members. 800,000 people serve in the reserves, about 1500 are transgender. the report points out not all of them would be seeking transgender related health care. >> so the actual costs would be somewhere between $2.4 million and $8.8 million, which is a small percentage of the $6 billion that the military spends for health care services for active members in fiscal year 2014. >> that was erin coleman reporting. next on "nbc 10 news," a deadly ride. we have an update on the state fair where a ride fell apart

right in the middle of the air.

six people were hurt after this van slammed into a crowd of people in los angeles at a busy intersection. four people were taken to the hospital, the other two had minor injuries. the driver stayed at the scene. police are trying to figure out whether the crash was intentional or accidental. most rides at the ohio state fair are now up and running following wednesday's deadly accident on the so-called fireball ride. today resembled a more typical day at the fair. today, the state agriculture department said it reinspected 71 rides and cleared them to reopen. but the fireball ride will remain closed as the investigation continues to figure out what went wrong. on wednesday, all the rides were shut down when the fireball broke apart in mid-air, killing an 18-year-old military recruit.

tyler jerel had recently inlestinlest -- enlisted in the u.s. marine corps. now to a man whose entire life changed after meeting a particular bird and how he's using what he learned to help young people spread their wings. nbc's tammy lightener reports. >> reporter: rodney found an unexpected calling in birds of prey known as raptors. >> freedom. that's what all my birds mean. >> reporter: two decades ago, his father was murdered, his mother addicted to crack. his life was headed in the wrong direction. >> i wasn't kind of lost, i was lost. i was a drug dealer, street life. >> reporter: then he met a bird, a eurasia eagle-owl named mr. hoots. >> from that moment, he was one

of the greatest inspirations for me doing what i do now. >> reporter: as mr. hoots began to heal and spread his wings, so did rodney. >> it feels great to give back. >> reporter: now a licensed falconer, he takes mr. hoots around the schools in the d.c. area, partnering with police and youth services as director of the non-profit wings over america. >> mr. hoots. >> reporter: many kids have never seen a wild bird up close. >> a little scary. >> reporter: why? >> because it's a bird. we don't know what he'll do next. >> reporter: you can see and hear the bond between rodney and his birds. >> don't open your fist no matter what this bird does. >> okay. well, hello. >> is he soft? >> he was so soft. >> reporter: the kids also learn about conservation and animal migration. scientist rob beergarden and rodney worked together to

capture an osprey and attach a tracker. >> the radio we used was on a bird we called rodney after rodney. >> reporter: the kids get a lesson in caring and conservation. rodney hopes that some day the kids will spread their wings and soar, just like him and his birds. >> bye, leila! >> reporter: tammy lightener, nbc news, washington. now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> i'm meteorologist erika martin. a for jogorgeous night, current temperature in philadelphia, 71 degrees. light southwest wind, and just seeing clear skies for tonight. let's take a look at your neighborhood forecast for the p.a. suburbs. a cooler night in the forecast, lots of low 60s. bundle up for tonight, maybe a light sweater. elroy, currently at 65 degrees.

new hope, 61 and newtown currently at 64 degrees and for new jersey, also seeing lots of 60s and upper 50s. piney hollow, current temperature 59 degrees. pemberton at 5. lumberton, a little warmer at 61. florence at 69. and robinsville, current temperature 67 degrees. and for delaware, seeing 66 for harmony hills. notice an easterly influence, an on shore influence. so a little cooler there. greenville, 65 degrees. newark at 67. we have 59 for milton. 59 for lincoln. 59 for millboro. so kind of a comfortable night, but still a little chilly for some. radar and satellite, mostly clear to clear skies. high and dry conditions, because we have an area of high pressure. out west, it's a that is samass.

tomorrow, notice all these sunny icons. high tomorrow, 89 degrees. we like that. chestnut hill, 86 for you. easton at 87. egg harbour township, 86 for you. dover, your expected high 85 degrees. a little childy for the overnight low, 59 degrees. the potential heat wave with 90s on tuesday, wednesday and thursday. but notice here, i did have to add the threat of a late night pop-up shower. i do think this is going to be after midnight, overnight into predawn hours. p.m. chance of showers late wednesday. tracking the threat of thunderstorms on friday and saturday. mainly dry conditions. i'm just being nitpicky. follow us on social updates. now here's danny with sports. the phillies made a myriad

of moves ahead of the trade deadline. here from the gm on how the returns of those deal also help the organization. and members of our military get close and personal. that and much more when we come back.

welcome back. today's open practice at the link was a chance for fan to reminisce on the days of lehigh packed the sidelines daily, and it was also military appreciation day. a chance for the eagles and the players to recognize the sacrifice of others. >> usa! usa! >> hey, man. >> alshon jefferies micked up and rocking that tweet number 17. the players gave members of the military their jersey right off their backs. some pictures here by carson

wentz. always a great day at the link. the players never miss a chance to give back. one of the players not in uniform was nick foles. he's day-to-day with elbow soreness. he spent his first three years with the rams. >> i knew the moment i stepped back here it would be emotional. even though it was just for a practice, you reminisce on a lot of times, a lot of great memories in this stadium. it's really cool to be back on the field with this team. just to see the fans and the atmosphere. >> the phillies made three separate deals this past week, dealing away three players for

minimal concerns. despite not landing a sizable asset, the gm is happy to have added a few new arms to the system. >> we're going to continue to add pitching at every turn. we'll also look to tap position players when we can. but we understand very well the attrition rate among pitchers. the best way to combat that is to have a lot of them. we think all the guys we have brought in have some upside. >> added to the baseball hall of fame, bud selig, john cherholz and pudge rodriguez. and jeff bagwell got a little mull let action going there. he was on the ballot for the

seventh time this year. >> i asked who i got traded for. it was larry anderson. a relief pitcher for astros, a really good one. so i have to thank larry for being such a great reliever. you did a great job with the red sox. people are not actually talking about me anymore. i was like, okay. so i did my best to play my entire career, larry. is this good enough for you? got enough props? >> awesome l.a. story. finally history in texas today. this double in the fourth inning gives beltre his 3,000th hit of a great moment to be sure.

congrats to adrian beltre and his family on the career milestone. that is your look at sports. stay with us. back on the other side to wrap things up right after this.

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stadium. >> that is the most complicated design in the history of the world. >> plus, a conversation with matt ryan. all that, coming up next, right here on "in depth." >> a final check of the forecast. >> it's going to be hot around here. we have conditions climbing into the 90s. so tracking the potential for a heat wave, denise. thursday, we could hit maybe 89 degrees, but models are in between 91 and 89, as we take that average, it's 90. so we'll stick with the 90s for the three days there. the heat wave and the threat for isolated thunderstorms late thursday and wednesday. and friday, saturday, overall not a bad week. lots of sunshine. >> cooling down into the 80s by the end of the week. thank you so much. that's "nbc 10 news" for now. for all of us here, have a great monday.

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design, a fan design, fan experience design that is responsive to what the fans are telling us they want. so you find any way you can, so they really feel appreciated. so they feel like this is their home. ♪ ♪ >> arthur blank, the atlanta falcons owner, helping fund one of the most impressive stadiums in the world. >> you want it to be a place that's so unique and special, it represents the very best. >> we travel to atlanta to spend two days