or bad car, you know you have to race jeff gordon for the win. that's how kevin harvick is. he can make his car do things that i haven't figured out how to do yet. >> he's only one. >> don't worry, the rest of the field hasn't figured it out yet either. >> what does it feel like to go in all honesty like the petty team, first class, top of the line, best equipment available. what does that transition feel like? >> it's a tale of two worlds really. i went from a team that was quite frankly a mid-tier team, didn't have all of the money and resources necessary and richard said it himself. for years and years that i was there he always told me, we're going to go, we're going to do the best we can, but we raced as a family operation there. and, you know, i think when you look back at the sport over the years, when guys like rick hendrick and roger penske and gene haas and these guys come into the sport, it changed the playing field of the entire sport. and you went from having family-run businesses to billionaire's playgrounds and so -- >> well put. >

iing ha we're going to play this 30 second spot that's got britney and cindy and michael jackson, jeff gordon right leading up to the halftime, the pepsi halftime show with justin timberlake, which will be the latest version of pepsi play in in pop culture >> the cindy ad comes with a vr element? virtual reality? >> well, on site here in minneapolis downtown, we're going to have something calls pepsi generations live and people are going to get in a jeff gordon car and we're going to use google vr and you're going to be able to travel through some of our past moments in pop culture >> fascinating talk about nfl ratings all time. and the way wrights are changing the way viewership is changing how does pepsi think declining linear ratings at what point is that a worry or concern? >> it's still a great audience for us to capture. i think 44 of the top 100 audience were nfl audiences. so it's still something that consumers are tune iing into and they're a great partner for us >> how far in advance are the concepts decided upon, right and production have these things been in the work for a year? c

or bad car, you know you have to race jeff gordon for the win.car do things that i haven't figured out how to do yet. >> he's only one. >> don't worry, the rest of the field hasn't figured it out yet either. >> what does it feel like to go in all honesty like the petty team, first class, top of the line, best equipment available. what does that transition feel like? >> it's a tale of two worlds really. i went from a team that was quite frankly a mid-tier team, didn't have all of the money and resources necessary and richard said it himself. for years and years that i was there he always told me, we're going to go, we're going to do the best we can, but we raced as a family operation there. and, you know, i think when you look back at the sport over the years, when guys like rick hendrick and roger penske and gene haas and these guys come into the sport, it changed the playing field of the entire sport. and you went from having family-run businesses to billionaire's playgrounds and so -- >> well put. >> -- talk about jeff gordon. >> so i think rea

right here on fox 289. >> um-hmm. >> we will have a special moment right now. >> well, jeff gordon isth us and danika patrick. i want to a will guys right off the top here we are told we have a technical issue and there is a 42nd delay between us so this could be horrific television, so, danika and jeff we're relying you to make this all work. danika i will not even bring up aaron rodgers, in fact i will not even talk to you we will just talk to jeff, owe kay. >> this is completely unlike all of the other interviews that we will do later on today >> it all started with aaron rodgers danika. >> no, sometimes they don't even go there. >> what do we feel people want >> i pledge not to even bring him up. we don't even like him here in philadelphia by the way, we won the super bowl, i don't know if you have heard. >> you spent a couple minutes on it already by not talking about it already. >> so, what is it like your last race, i'm going to miss you because i watches specially for you. >> thank you. well, you know, i mean there is a lot of things i'm looking forward to. there will be a lot

. >> amazon ceo jeff bezos find a replacement for alexa, several voices include cardib who we just heard and celebrity chef gordonsey and in the end, she does get her voice back but cardi would sound better. >> morgan freeman would be a good one. >> yes, yes, very suiting. >> cardib is more funny this morning we are hearing from a woman who appeared in the picture with beyonce. >> another good one. you saw that picture that went viral after grammys, that is stun face of susan manahan from massachusetts staying in the new york city hotel with her family over weekend and there was a grammys party at that very hotel it it dawned on me that is jay-z so i turned and i went, and i turned and i'm like bee an say and i was like frozen. >> as would we all, i love this because it is encapsulate s jay-z and beyonce , she looks so sweet. she was so stunned she took a selfie and figured no one would believe her but then, beyonce herself posted that picture to her instagram for her 5 million follow tours see , beyonce has more than 5 million followers, lot more than that. >>> coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news" the

jeff cole is look at the aftermath of last night's celebrations. we begin though with bruce gordon live at atlantic aviation where the eagles have landed. bruce. >> reporter: yeah, lucy, this birds arrival here mid afternoon was not really a planned public event. that is to say not something specifically designed for fans. it was no real place to stand and even less places to park. that did not stop a whole lot of eagles faithful from coming out here this afternoon to welcome home conquering heroes. >> here we go. this is it. this is it. >> the lombardi trophy was first off the charter fly flight from minneapolis held a loft by a beaming owner jeff lure rye the crowd of several hundred chilled but cheery eagles fans were ecstatic. >> nobody thought this was going to happen. >> makes it all the sweeter when it does happen? >> makes it great when it does happen. i missed the phillies parade. so wasn't missing this. >> reporter: as the players and coaches filed off the plane, many of them checking their own pictures and have you crows to capture the triumphant return, fans reflected o

gordon. >>> happening right now, in philadelphia, police and city officials have just announced major drug bust. more than $2 million worth of heroin and fentanyl are now off the streets. jeff cole joins us in studio with the details. jeff? >> reporter: lucy, philadelphia leads the nation's big cities in overdose death. likely 1200 in 2017. today the attorney general came to town with more proof of philly's struggle with drugs while throwing cold water on a plan to battle the problem. residents say it was sunday night around 6:00 along north fourth officers moved in investigators with the pennsylvania attorney general federal immigration and police have been watching the two men living at 4345 north fourth believing they were moving a deadly form of street drugs. fearing trouble, this man asked we not show his face or report his name. >> what did you see sunday night, sir? >> i seen a lot of police cars, um, vans and everything. but i didn't know what my neighbors was doing. they were quiet. so i don't pay attention to none of that. >> reporter: did he say played on table tuesday, drugs, a gun, packaging and equipment all used by 24-year-old cesar guzman and 30-year-old jer