how do you go visit the alma mater off a person when you don't know the identity of that person's alma mater? >> well, your honor, i would like to answer your question by tying it to specific facts and allegations here if i may. one of the points is, one of the theories of upstanding is that the nsa is collecting substantially all communications. i would like to drill it down that it is based on the assumption that the government is monitoring most or all of what they allege to be 49 choke points of the submarine cable, but they either allege that the government is monitoring only 17 of those, and that is 7 of 17 out of 49 choke points is not substantially all by any means. then they allege further to mach it all substantially allegations that the government must be intercepting every communication at every choke point that it does monitor, but the problem with that, and it is how the internet work internet works, each of the choke points where the submarine cables come through, each submarine cable had sub cables, and each of the sub cables has up to 1,000 fiber optics fibers on which

jim axelrod reports. >> reporter: at president trump's alma mater, she listened carefully to candidateabout climate change. >> all of this with the global warming, a lot of that is a hoax. >> reporter: which is why she, her college, and her students are racing to back up information on government websites. temporary restrictions that epa employees can no longer post or blog stoke the fears that limited information will limit access to data as it rolls back environmental protections. >> i'm really worried that the facts might become more difficult to access, so there's a kind of vulnerability of internet materials already. they become more vulnerable when controlled by an administration who finds them inconvenienced. >> reporter: the badlands national park tweeted about climate change in defiance of the white house and then deleted them. and then while the president's nominee to run the epa scott pruitt disagreed with mr. trump in his hearing -- >> do you agree that global warming is a hoax? >> i do not, senator. >> just last may pruitt wrote scientists continue to disagree about the de

after spending 17 years as a faculty member and administrator at my alma mater, arkansas tech, in 1974 he became the first employee of north arkansas college in harrison, served the college for more than 27 years, its founding president, and retired at the age of 68. under his leadership, north ark achieved several firsts. one of the most noteworthy being the 1993 merger of north arc and twin lakes twenl college, the first consolidation of a community college and technical college in arkansas. billy was also instrumental in the creation of both northwest arkansas community college in bentonville, and the a.s.u. mountain home campus. dr. baker's own unofficial motto was to help people grow one at a time. that's exactly what he spent his life doing. he touched the lives of thousands, made them better men and women, and his legacy continues to enrich the lives of people throughout northern and northwest arkansas through the institutioning of higher learning that he envisioned decades ago. rest in peace, dr. baker. my deepest condolences are with your wife of 63 years, your two sons, daugh

. >> today steph's alma mater renamed their section in steph's honor. this was a ceremony held at charlotte christian. back then he didn't wear number 30. he wore number 20. >> i wanted to wear 30 but the jersey was too big. in high school it goes by -- the number goes by the size so i couldn't fit into that 30. >> curry's the right size now. in fact, he's not the only one wearing 30. curry's 30 jersey is the highest selling jersey in the entire nba ahead of lebron james and teammate kevin durant, who comes in third. how about nba tonight. blake griffin returning for the clippers in philly. j.j. reddick missed the floater. like i got your back. 12:29. they're still without chris paul. the sixers starting to play some decent basketball and take down the clips. a minute to go in regulation, we are tied. jalen brunson drives. he misses. marquette comes back from 17 down and upsets villanova 74-72 and we're going streaking!

. >>> members of steve bannon's own alma mater are denouncing his new position at the white house. more than 3800 and former virginia tech students have endorsed an open letter that calls on president trump to dismiss bannon. bannon's now white house senior advisor and he was just appointed to the national security council. he earned his bachelor's at virginia tech. >>> there have already been a series of legal challenges to president trump's controversial executive orders on immigration. >> tomorrow night we find out who the president wants for his supreme court nominee. >> let's start with these recent filings, if you bash lash. we have one from washington state. we also have one from the council on american/islamic relations. >> we've seen two phases here. first was the ones over the weekend that sought immediate relief for people who had just come into the country and were not being released. now homeland security says that all the people in that legal limbo have been worked out. now when people board planes to come into the united states from overseas, they're stopped before g

. >> today steph's alma mater renamed their student section in steph's honor. this was a ceremony held at charlotte christian. back then he didn't wear number 30. he wore number 20. >> i wanted to wear 30 but the jersey was too big. in high school it goes by -- the number goes by the size so i couldn't fit into that 30. >> curry's the right size now. in fact, he's not the only one wearing 30. curry's 30 jersey is the highest selling jersey in the entire nba ahead of lebron james and teammate kevin durant, who comes in third. how about nba tonight. blake griffin returning for the clippers in philly. j.j. reddick missed the floater. like i got your back. 12:29. they're still without chris paul. the sixers starting to play some decent basketball and take down the clips. a minute to go in regulation, are tied. jalen brunson drives. he misses. marquette comes back from 17 down and upsets villanova 74-72 and we're going streaking! down under at the australian open. serena williams taking on johanna konta. konta can't put her away. williams battles back and then pounc

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this is a brother who as a student leader at howard university, my alma mater, was a leader in a strugglethis is a brother leading some of those struggles. he was also the first active duty service member to come out to openly oppose the war in iraq now, he's a frontline pushing on every issue imaginable with the prince georges county people coalition. please welcome mr. jonathan. >> my brother, my brother, no justice. no justice. no justice. would we want? when do we want it? what do we want? when do we want it? when do we what it? and when doing what it? coalition act now to stop war and end racism. give it up for this coalition. some of us had been on the front lines with this coalition for years, for decades and i must say i testify this is the most genuine, most committed, most steadfast and will not surrender the fact they have us here on the parade route is a testament of the struggle of the answer coalition and i am proud to be one of their soldiers and among them. we marched on the pentagon. on than a say a few words because we have a lot of strong speaker so i won't be long, but

the running, but finally the force was with a lot across the street from his almanac or -- his alma mater. ensuring that darth vader will always call hollywood home. later, and aars whopping 10 times over budget, but hamburg has proudly unveiled its new concert hall. it is hoped that this will bring in the tourists. the city says it's in the same league as the iconic sydney opera house. german chancellor angela merkel attended an inaugural concert last night. architect also designed berlin's birds nest olympic stadium and the tate gallery in london. let's get you some business news. kate moody is here with the business news. a specific taken look at how donald trump plans to avoid a potential conflict of interest, given that he runs a multimillion dollar business empire. been waiting for months to have some clarity about how he plans to disentangle his affairs. the president-elect insisted that in his new office, he will not formally have any conflict of interest. he is recusing himself from the trump organization, handing over control to is to adult sons and a longtime business associate

. >> reporter: at president trump's alma mater, she listened carefully to candidate trump talk about change. >> all of this about global warming, a lot of that is a hoax. >> reporter: which is why she and her college students are racing to back up information on government websites. temporary restrictions that epa employees can no longer post or blog stoke the fears that limited information will limit access to data as it rolls back environmental protections. >> i'm really worried that the facts might be more difficult to access, so there's a kind of vul nev vulnerability. >> reporter: the badlands national park tweeted. while the president's nominee to run the epa scott pruitt disagreed with mr. trump in his hearings -- >> do you agree that global warming is a hoax? >> i do not, senator. >> just last may pruitt wrote scientists continue to disagree about the degree and extent of global warming and the connection to the actions of mankind. that debate should be encouraged. >> we go to the hearings with a dangerous form of new climate denials. >> rachael is with the community of scien

>> reporter: he's a senior at central college in pella, iowa, my alma mater. coach ben clay -- >> everything in life had been an uphill challenge and he needed a break. >> reporter: when jaime was little his father walked out on him, his mom, and sister in washington state. his mother struggled to provide. >> sometimes we would have a car. we would camp out in that for a while. >> you were homeless? >> yeah. >> reporter: in high school sports kept him off the streets. soon he learned his mother was dying of cancer. >> had a great mother, a hero and a protector. >> reporter: jaime arrived on campus with a hot head and a huge chip on his shoulder. >> i have garbage cans that got their asses kicked because of jaime miranda. >> reporter: jaime learned bs in high school mean little in college. >> how hard has college been? >> tremendously hard. every semester i think about leaving. >> i tell him point blank, quitting is not an option. i'm never going to give up on you, central college is never going to give up on you, nor can you give up on yourself. >> reporter: j

so, you see the alma maters of both mike pence and donald trump. vice president and the president.rivileges. tom llamas joining us here in the studio. right now, you made the point earlier, and you can see it on the president's face. all through this parade, he's loving it. >> i'm thinking to myself now, george, what an incredible ride for this man. someone who really, so many did not take him seriously at first, you know, corey lewandowski had a moment with you earlier that was so important. he said he thought he wasn't going to make it and he thought maybe even donald trump at some point thought he could never make it, and they got to this point. it took so long. and you think about everything he family had to endure. everything he had to endure. the criticism. some of the scandals. and just all the hard work, and, to his credit, he really did. he worked hard. he campaigned all over the country. his message, whether you liked it or not, worked for so many voters. and in those final days of the campaign, george, delivering four to five speeches, night after night. he neveraveup. >

my alma mater has events planned all year long to celebrate this historic occasion. >>> we move next to a good time for a great cause in north wilmington. hundreds came out tonight to support the brandywine ymca's fundraising efforts. all of the proceeds but to the facilities's huge expansion set to begin this spring. nbc 10 reporter ted furlong was honored to serve as the emiemce and i bet he did a tremendous job. >>> next, a look at what donald trump plans to say in his first presidential address. >>> you're looking live at the u.s. capitol where in a matter of hours we will witness history. donald trump will be sworn in as the nation's next president. >> and what will he say to the american people from those steps of the capitol behind us? a high level source familiar with the remarks tells nbc news that the president-elect will endeavor to strike an inspirational, nonideological tone in his first address to the nation. and nbc 10 will be here to carry it live for you and keep you informed throughout inauguration day. we have philadelphia's largest team of journalists in washingto

texted me to tell me that he stood and saluted the new york military academy because that's his alma mater. he had gone to school there. we were talking about vice presidents and the power. perhaps you can back me on this. we've been out we can't remember what we're taught. i don't think it grants powers to the vice president. recent presidents have decided to delegate a lot of authority, a lot of responsibility to the vice president and donald trump has certainly done that with mike pence from the beginning. the feeling is mike pence wasn't his first choice. i don't know if you remember. back when we reported this, he had other guys in mind. chris christie, giuliani came to mind. we were led to believe some of the more -- not moderate but some of the more established, if you would, republicans convinced him to go with mike pence and convinced him you're going to need this guy later on. i think that's proven to case. >> bruce, apparently it was his family. ivanka trump and her brothers had a big influence on him choosing mike pence. the one responsibility the vice president does have is pr

. >> in men's basketball tonight, my alma mater hosting south carolina state. the bison were just 3 points behind at the half, but the bulldogs gave them a run for their month in the 2nd half. howard 68, and the bison are on the road for their next game, february 4th at florida a & m. >>> pack them up and out. the team shipping equipment to west palm beach florida. the players report on the 7th. >>> just in case you're wondering why i'm delivering the sports headlines tonight. kristin is taking time away from the anchor desk as she is entering her second battle with breast cancer. she had surgery just before the inauguration, and she is recovering well, working to regain her strength to gear up for several weeks of radiation, and we know you are all pulling for her just as we are, and she is so grateful for all your warm wishes, and she is looking forward to coming back as we call it k.b. strong! we cannot replace her, so we didn't try to replace her. we will just kind of push through here until she is making it back. we will keep the seat warm for you. >> she

the museum will showcase lucas' arts and film memorabilia and will be built near his alma mater, usc.o word yet on when it will open. >>> in pleasant hill, a truck veered across several lanes of traffic hitting two cars and later plunging right into the side of the building. it happened just before 9:00 this morning on southbound interstate 680 near contra costa boulevard. 77-year-old driver later died at the hospital. no one else was injured. >>> the damage to the other two cars was pretty minor. the cause of the crash still under investigation. >>> fireworks on capitol hill as lawmakers question president- elect donald trump's pick for attorney general. senator jeff sessions. as kpix 5 political reporter melissa caen reports, sessions pledged he will uphold the law as the country's top cop. >> reporter: the first member of the u.s. senate to endorse donald trump's presidential bid became the first of his cabinet nominees to face a confirmation hearing. protestors tried their best to russian president the testimony. in the end -- to disrupt the testimony, but in the end the alabama s

honoring the alma mater. with a special brew. bear with me on the name of this one. micro brewery will release the demi semi centennial ale. >> as long as it tastes good. >> lit really big label. on january 25th. the owners of cape may brewing company actually met each other villanova. as freshmen in 2001. they're marking the big birthday. >> they make good beer cape may brewing. >> there you go. >> i don't know. >> you'll have some. >> the flyers they need some brew. >> they need a couple -- they need something to get them back right. they have five days off right now. they really need it. coach talks about ge getting rit during this break. sixers making a push to make the playoffs. joel embiid in the all star ga game. coach brett brown says why esche be in the game without a doubt next in sports. for millions of baby boomers there's a serious virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood wo

looked good on the court. [ laughter ] after the high school ceremony yesterday he headed to his alma materavidson college where they renamed the student section of their arena section 30 after steph's number. >> that's cool. >> that's a thrill for the students. that's it for kpix 5 news at 5:00. the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. sponsored by cbs >> pelley: shutting the door. at beginning today the united states of america gets back control of its borders. ll pelley: the president orders a wall on the mexican border and hats off funding to cities that harbor illegal immigrants. also tonight, the president says torture works. >> well, i think this would be a aep backward, and i'm not alone in thinking that. >> pelley: the president threatens federal action to stop violence in chicago. >> i think he's talking about federal troops, but we don't really need that in chicago. >> pelley: and she turned the world on with her smile. >> this is our associate producer, mary richards. walter cronkite. >> nice to meet you.

. >> and one of them got a big boost today from his alma mater. >> saint philip james school in extoneld a big pep rally for atlanta falcons quarterback matt ryan. students cheered him on at the super bowl pep rally his parents were there he's in h town with the team. they are proud of course and say he's happy to be getting so much support from folks at home. >> he was pumped. he was thrilled. i mean, we had, um, you know, he has such great memories of the place. playing a bunch of sports. good friends that he's retained, you know f his years here at philip and james. >> mr. ryan says he never imagined his son going on to be a big sports star in the nfl calling him a late bloomer in sports. those are usually the ones you have to watch out for. >> right. >> he's thrilled for his son's success. >> absolutely. of course you can watch the new england patriots take on the atlanta falcons in super bowl li sunday, february 5th right here on fox 29. who do you want to win on this one? >> the falcons. >> i'm with you. i'm with you on that. >> patriots have won enough. >> i know. >> i want to

that is of course the vice-president alma mater.nnouncement comes a day after a hot mike caught him saying he plans to work on foreign policy at his cancer initiative with the university of pennsylvania. >>> opener of the atlantic city shuttered trump casino trauma much tam taj mahal says the property is not far sale. billionaire investor carl icon has no plans to sell the building he plans to surveillance ren the casino license. he is also filed a deed restriction preventing any future purchaser from using the site as a casino unless they pay his company a fee. >>> taj mahal closed on december 10th after workers hit the picket line. federal government taking the air out of the plans to put wind turbines like these along the jersey coast. the u.s. energy depth says the company fishermans energy failed to meet december 31 deadline to have an agreement in place. the department is now revoking most of the $47 million already pledged to the project. the d.c. eo hopes a last ditch effort will save the deal. wind turbines are controversia

. >> reporter: at president trump's alma mater, the university of pennsylvania, environmental professorse bethany wiggin listened carefully to candidate trump talk about climate change. >> all of this with the global warming and all that, a lot of it is a hoax. >> reporter: which is why she, her colleagues and her students are racing to back up other server's information available on government web sites. temporarily restrictions announced today that e.p.a. employees can no longer post or blog from government accounts stoked their fears the administration will limit access to data and to throw back environmental protections. >> i'm really worried the facts might become more difficult to access, so there is a kind of vulnerability of internet materials already. they become more vulnerable still when controlled by an administration who finds them inconvenient. >> pelley: just today the badlands national park tweeted about climate change in defiance of the white house and deleted them. and while the president's nominee to run the e.p.a., scott pruitt, disagreed with mr. trump in his hearing

. >> reporter: at president trump's alma mater, the university of pennsylvania, environmental professors like bettany wiggin, listened carefully to candidate trump talk about climate change. >> all of this with the global warming, a lot of it is a hoax. >> reporter: which is why she, her colleagues and her students are racing to back up other server's information available on government websites. temporarily restrictions announced today that epa employees can no longer post or blog from government accounts stoked their fears the administration will limit access to data as it rolls back environmental protections. >> i'm really worried the facts might become more difficult to access, so there is a kind of vulnerability of internet materials already. they become more vulnerable still when controlled by an administration who finds them inconvenient. >> reporter: just today, the badlands national park tweeted about climate change in defiance of the white house, and then deleted them. and while the president's nominee to run the epa, scott pruitt, disagreed with mr. trump in his hearings -- >>

a few months ago, i was at the national war college, my alma mater. i graduated from there 40 years ago. and i was there because they dedicated a center to me, a hall at the national war college building, that historic building. in the old library, the ground floor, and many of my things were being displayed there, but they said to me, well, would you give us something that we can put on a block of marble? and mount over the entrance to the library, to your hall. and i thought about it, and i came up with the following. i came here to study war. and while i learned about war, i learned even more about the importance of finding peace. and you are assembled here this evening, and all the work in the building, are the ones who go about finding peace. you work hard to keep us from ever getting into a war. you work hard to find ways to solve things peacefully and through diplomacy and politics. and if war comes, you are there with us. you are helping us with the prosecution of that war and bringing it to an end. when the war is over, it's the diplomats who

he paid a visit to his alma mater, santa margarita catholic high school where his jersey was retired.e led the school to a division iii state championship and won player of the year honors. >> i enjoyed every year, from 14, 18 years old, that's a lot of time to grow as a young kid, young man. and great place to do it. this institution. i owe santa margarita big time for what they've done for me, and i'm very appreciative of it. >> in women's basketball, stanford was at utah. erica mccall drives to the hoop and scores with the left hand. carly samuelsson had a hot half, scoring 12 of 14 before intermission. 77-58. the cardinal has not lost to utah since 1986, winning 21 straight. >>> three days after being let go by the raiders, bill musgrave has been hired as denver's new quarterback coach. seventh best in the nfl, but his play calling did not sit well with jack dell rae y rio. they need musgrave to mold trevor simeon and lynch. >>> the texans turned the ball over three times. for houston to have any chance, it has to cut down on costly mistakes. >> they're a very fundamentally sound

charlie: finally, this -- winston churchill at the harris school in 1960, going back to his alma mater in the a new school song which went -- and churchill's name shall win acclaim through each new generation. and that was the last time we went back to his old school. charlie: how old was he then? >> probably the same age i am now. maybe younger than me. about 84 when he died. -- very important to him. >> invaluable. he marriedly says the right person because she let him go on a lot of assignments. said harry would be off on assignment during birthdays and holidays. he was chasing something extremely singular and something he was determined to do that he is not a renaissance man, just a great photographer with a 60 year career. i hope we captured it in the 90 minutes that we had and i thank you for allowing me to do it. charlie: thank you. thank you, harry. >> thank you for showing my pictures on your show. maybe in 20 minutes, i will come back with more. charlie: thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> the dollar for its largest askly loss since november, investigators specu

that is mike pence's alma mater. today, all 150 members of the band gave the p.i.c. staff surprise performance. it was much needed. madison is a regional press secretary for the p.i.c. she is kind enough to join us now. this is a ton of preparation that goes into this. >> absolutely. we have been hard at work since december to put together not only the swearing in but multiple days of events. we are so excited to see everything, finally the day is here and it's coming together. we are putting final touches on what will happen friday, saturday. >> give everyone folk at home for the days you see. this is not putting in eight hours and going home. this is around the clock stuff. >> so much goes into it. we have to think about security and logistics, ticketing. so much. we have people from the united states, from all over the world >> what is hardes part? >> security is difficult. you have hundreds of thousands of people. sometimes over a million people in one spot. one small area. we are working with the local law enforcement. over 37 federal agencies. every branch of t

. >> tom: your alma mater soon won't matter.it claims a yale computer scientist who believes 90% of colleges will soon be gone. he's considered potential national science advisor says that american colleges are failing and a major reason is that too many teach random readings and slanted garbage. eventually, most schools will throw out liberal arts and humanity course and focus on stem subjects. first to go, american studies and linguistics. >> wait a minute. soon anthropology degrees. he says they'll be replaced with certified transcript, vouched for by a trusted authority such as a tech company, hospital, or late-night show host. john, it's interesting. this guy is very interesting. i think he's going to get confirmed because he seems very trumpian to me. or they've got to have the stem subjects, very much of the humanities going on, and it's not doing anybody any good. do you agree with that? >> i don't think there are too much of the humanities going on, but there are problems within the humanities. i think stem is important

baptist church, more than 300,000 people joined a three-mile procession to morehouse college, king's alma mater and millions more mourned the loss of the man who had brought everlasting changes to the conditions and attitudes endured by black americans. even as the raw emotions raged american streets, the hunt for justice began. we continue our look at the life and death of martin luther king as we recall the search for his killer that crossed borders and over an ocean. "the man who called himself raymond george snade was brought from london airport here to cannon row police station." on june 8, 1968, british police ended a two month international manhunt for james earl ray and started the process of returning the most-wanted murder suspect back to the u.s. to stand trial. ray had escaped from a missouri prison. one of many where he spent time over the years for armed robbery and mail fraud the year before. at about three o'clock in the afternoon on april 4, 1968, he checked into this memphis rooming house with a view of the lorraine motel. less than four hours later, after he shot and killed m

abc7 has the story tonight from their alma mater, castro valley high. [ laughter ] >> reporter: this video of jenna santos, laughing while on a road trip in mendocino county was taken wednesday morning. by wednesday night, her car had hydroplaned off highway 101 and into a swollen creek near willits, california. jenna's best friend, natalie griffin was in the passenger seat. and she noticed a way to escape from the sinking car, through a broken rear window. >> they were upside down, and her friend was like, stuck, and she tried to get her out, but she couldn't. so she got up to -- she survived but her friend didn't. >> jenna couldn't get out of the front seat of the car. natalie for 12 hours clung to a tree in the freezing water. by thursday morning, she swam to a bank, pulled herself out of the water, hiked up a hill and flagged down a passer by. she told emergency crews where to find her best friends. >> she had so many dreams in life. >> reporter: 19-year-old jenna santos planned to be a psychiatrist one day. while at castro valley high, she was a cheerleader with lots of friends.

. >> coming from the cape may brewing company they put this picture on their web site honoring alma mater with special beer. it's 1 r5 years of villanova called the demy semi-cept centennial sale. >> they met at villanova in 2001. >> there could be another reason to celebrate this morning. someone out there is holding a winning lotto ticket. cash 5 new jersey tket all five numbers hit and it's worth as 69,000 bought boys pharmacy in bordentown. if you think you may have bought that cash five you want to take a second look. >> that would be so exciting. >>> all eyes on radar and outside. it's wet out there. you know that always creates problems for the commute getting kids to school. sue is tracking your wet wednesday morning forecast and bob has the latest on the wednesday morning forecast and bob has the latest on the roads. >> happening now on "good day philadelphia" chaotic commute after more problems for patco riders yesterday you have to wonder will today be the same. this morning's top officials are weighing in. >> if you live or work in university city we have a warping there's a a

>> it had been behind glass at emerson college, which is the alma mater of one of the -- but anyway -s,nd truck on its way back to nbc. and one of the creators had an idea to get us back together to do something. and then he was like, wait, and i have the set conveniently. so we got together one day, and with rehearsed and shot it the next day. from the second we got there and saw each other, it was all top secret. we were wearing hats and sunglasses. and we got there and just started humping each other right away. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i remember thinking, this is the only reunion show i've ever seen where everyone looks better than they looked the first time around. it was kinda crazy. >> crazy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: when you ended the show, were you sick of each other? are you going to realize like three episodes in, oh, this is why we stopped, we didn't like each other that much anymore? >> no, there was always a big love fest, which is sounds fake, but it's true. i think we actually like each other more now. >> jimmy: because you don't have to see each other when you

. >>> two villanova alumni at the jersey shore are honoring their alma mater wa special brew.ape may brewing company has plans to commemorate villanova at 175th anniversary. see the name at the top? i won't even try it. it is run by ryan krill and chris henke. they plan to unvil their new 'nova beer next wednesday. no, let's not try. keep the umbrella handy and the raincoat ready. >> we're tracking a rainy rush hour tonight. glenn? >> we've got heavier rain and steadier rain moving into parts of the area now. it will make for a messy seeeveg commute. i'm tracking the conditions you can expect in your first alert neighborhood forecast. >>> plus how you can own a piece of trump real estate without moving to trump tower. the action involving the president-elect's childhood home. >>> and a local family was supposed to get a rebate for a new washing machine after theirs was part of a massive recall but the money never showed. how harry hairston and the response team helped clean up the mess with the manufacturer. >>> nbc 10 first alert weather tracking rain moving through our area

>>> one of my favorite topics now, two villanova alumni at the jersey shore are honoring their alma mater with a special brew. cape may brewing company has announced plans for a brew to commemorate villanova's anniversary. it is run by ryan krill and chris henke who met as freshman at 'nova in 2001. the pair plans to unveil their new 'nova beer next wednesday, which excites me as a fellow graduate. >> the colors there. >> you can once again sit on the wall in rittenhouse square. >> the ban was overturned today after backlash from the community. i was there for a planned protest today that really turned out to be more of a victory celebration of sorts. last week philadelphia's parks and rec department put four no-sitting signs up in the square. well today those signs were gone, removed. city officials say vandalism and structural concerns were the reasons for the signs. park goers gathered to send a message, don't put restrictions on public space. >> i mean, i came out to support the parks and people's ability to use parks as they see fit and not have that sort of legislated for us. >> now

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>> daphne and dan krauss came back to their alma mater for a book launch and lecture by a former professor both dan and daphne are here tonight. >> reporter: with news the two are among only five finalists for best documentary short at next month's academy awards. >> daphne just graduated. where are you. >> reporter: her film is a day in the life of a coast guard captain in her native greece as he rescues those from drowning in the mediterranean. >> i have never seen children in so much fear. >> reporter: it wasn't easy to witness for her or her audience. >> they are going through this with the captain. >> we don't really understand and realize what is happening. and that's why i made this film. >> she won't wake up from this. >> reporter: extremist is much closer. highland hospital in oakland where dan krauss took on death and dying and the decisions made by doctors, patients and families every day. >> it was a subject that i was deeply uncomfortable with before i began filming. >> reporter: he witnessed things so intimate but so universal. >> if i can make people not feel so alone in thi

larry, you probably don't know this that i took a course at the university of colorado, my alma mater, with a famous physicist and he knew i was the daughter of a physicist and he asked me to come up and demonstrate answers on the board for everyone else. if anything freezes you, that will, but there is a tremendous give and take in terms of the way that we thought about the book, conceptualized the book and there were different times that gino's italian personality would come out and my german one would come out. >> no, no, no, no, no. yes, yes, yes c mccarthy was a very healthy interaction and an exciting one. >> how did the title come about, "the pope of physics", that's a strange way to describe someone. >> you have to remember this was rome and there was a little bit of a joke there because fermi was a physicist physicist and he was infallible. people used it to joke that his answers were always right and he knew everything and, the court-- the pope was regarded as being infallible, so people in rome got nicknames. they were a young bunch of physicists in their 20s when i started