sarah: charlotte chelsom-pill and scott roxborough with the latest from the berlin ali -- berlinale.m sarah kelly in berlin. thanks for watching. hope to see you again soon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] reyes: welcome to the show. illegal gold mining has created a pocket of poisonous destruction in the amazon forest 10 times the size of manhattan. the police have been cracking down on the small-time miners, destroying their crude camps and sometimes putting them in jail. but the amazon is a big place, and authorities say they can't keep up. illegal mining has helped make peru one of the world's largest exporters of gold. the miners claim they have no other work and must support their families. correspondent gerry hadden traveled to peru to spend time with them in the mines. this is what he found.

now we are heading to the berlin international film festival where scott roxborough and charlotte pale are standing by the two individuals who get paid all of this week to watch movies i'm not bitter guys i just want to know how you've been in a way as one of your favorite really hard struggling. yeah my favorite so far i think has to be actually opening film wes anderson's isle of dogs which is the perfect way to get the festival started it's a beautiful movie funny upbeat quirky as wes anderson's films always are and really i don't know a deeply human humanist film i think anyone except cat lovers maybe i got to love this movie. it really is for me to talk film so far about it yeah i was really excited i had the. thing that's special and he delivers exactly what you hate he would if i wanted to pick a second film that i would because more and more downbeat film can we say something something less entertaining to still very powerful and that the italian film feehan me and that's really complex and quite rules story details that's who within battling with motherhood looks agenda very s

that means you're near roxborough. we all know that.a section of bala cynwyd called belmont hills and nestled into the hillside on jefferson street is one of the cutest little places i've seen in long time. beth owns it. she cooks all the food here. what's the name of the place? >> cotoletta. >> i didn't want to attempt th that. >> it's very homey, and, um, i am self-taught and it's really just dish that is i used to make at home. >> the reason why i wanted to come in here and try this i saw picture of this and it's call the breakfast stack. >> correct. >> let's start at the bottom and move right up to the top. >> okay. >> what is the bottom? >> so we have a half of a belgium waffle. >> um-hmm. >> and then it's topped with a chicken cut let and we have a stuffed long hot which is a spicy pepper stuffed with some italian sausage and, um, it's topped with another -- the other half of the waffle. >> okay. >> and sunny side up egg. >> okay. >> and some syrup. >> you're trying to kill me. [ laughter ] >> so it's kind of our version of chicke

this is ridge at sherman avenue at roxborough. dense fog is creating zero visibility in some neighborhoods especially chester county. good morning, welcome to nbc10 news. i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema, with the drive in from burlington county, south jersey, let's get to bill henley with the most accurate nbc10 "first alert" weather forecast. hey, bill. >> you don't have to go far to find fog. this is thick fog and just getting started. it's widespread in philadelphia. so that's going to make for slow-going this morning. you may need some extra time if you're heading out the door. it won't last all day. the fog will be disappearing this morning. we'll get breaks of sunshine. a springlike afternoon and potential for record-breaking temperatures. tonight, a mild evening. pretty nice one as temperatures will stay up in the evening

this is ridge at sherman avenue at roxborough. dense fog is creating zero visibility in some neighborhoods especially chester county. good morning, welcome to nbc10 news. i'm tracy davidson. >> and i'm vai sikahema, with the drive in from burlington county, south jersey, let's get to bill henley with the most accurate nbc10 "first alert" weather forecast. hey, bill. >> you don't have to go far to find fog. this is thick fog and just getting started. it's widespread in philadelphia. so that's going to make for slow-going this morning. you may need some extra time if you're heading out the door. it won't last all day. the fog will be disappearing this morning. we'll get breaks of sunshine. a springlike afternoon and potential for record-breaking temperatures. tonight, a mild evening. pretty nice one as temperatures will stay up in the evening hours. thick fog. and zero visibility. quakertown and koetszville. dense fog in allentown and reading. down to under a mile in blue belle. look at philadelphia national could lead to delays the

dw's charlotte chelsom-pill and scott roxborough are, as always, down on the red carpet for us.me to both of you. we know guys that the berlinale , it showcases movies from around the world. the classic is usually iranian films. tell us a little bit more about this year's entry. charlotte: yes, it is an iranian film on show tonight. we just had the red carpet for that film, it was very exciting. behind us we had all the stars and the director walking in to the world premiere of that film. now scott and i were lucky enough to get a preview so we will give you a brief synopsis. basically it is about an iranian director who is blacklisted, and it is about a serial killer, surprisingly, who is gradually one by one is killing off this director's friends, fellow directors. surprisingly, it is a comedy. scott: yeah, it is not at all what you would expect when you hear iranian movie. you would probably think of something very political, dark, very troubling. this is not that at all. very funny and visually very spectacular. this director is sort of a magic realist. he creates fantasy im

phil scott roxborough on the red carpet as always thank you. of the day is nearly done but don't forget as always the conversation continues online you can find us on twitter either my handle is. and don't forget the hash tag as always is the day thanks so much for watching to catch marc. klaas. an entire generation robbed of their youth and their future syrian refugee children and. their exploited as wage slaves and forced to work instead of going to school it's a vicious cycle. but they are the ones who have to build syria. the last generation. the middle age. the scars of. the pain still tangible. for good. for civvies edge but. they have survived but do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something new in peace time what needs to happen if tolerance and reconciliation are to stand a chance darkness cities after more starting march tenth on t w. you're tuned to tomorrow today coming up. driving cars who's responsible

the international film festival is still in full swing and his charlotte telson pale and scott roxborough are as always down on the red carpet for us welcome to both of you we know guys that were rolling out like it showcases movies from around the world a mainstay and a berlin alah classic are usually iranian films and turns out tell us a little bit more about this year's entry. hi there yes that's right it is an iranian film on show you tonight we just had the red carpet for that family was very exciting here behind us we had all the stars and the director walking into the world crime yet if that film now starts and i were lucky enough to get a preview of that film today as i will give you a very brief synopsis basically is about the radian director he's blacklisted and it's about a serial killer and surprisingly he's gradually oh one by one killing all this starts its friends and fellow directs is surprisingly they it's a comedy yeah it's not all you'd expect when you hear the words a rainy in the movie you probably think of something very political very very dark and very troubling th

keith grew up in roxborough with his dad and this father-son moment is special. >> one of the greatesthings i can give him. >> reporter: what do you want him to remember? he's young. what do you want him to remember about being there and being there with you. >> that he got to see the eagles first super bowl win. that's really it. this time we got to spend together. >> reporter: mom wasn't on that trip, it was just the guys. you can see how emotional it is for some fans. he is not the only one i have talked to who has teared up talking about what this season means and what a championship means after all this time. live at philadelphia international airport, i'm lauren, nbc10 news. >> they can't help but get emotional over this win, just incredible. >> we've been seeing a lot of that, thank you. >>> this afternoon, quarterback nick foles continued the tradition of super bowl mvps by taking a trip to the most magical trip on earth. >> foles, you and the philadelphia eagles have just won the super bowl, what are you going to do next? >> we're going to disney world! >> football commercial

it is dry and above freezing an we found some people taking a stroll along roxborough. here is a look at the system in the south that is bringing all of that rain to the area by tomorrow afternoon. we know how important the forecast is to help you plan your weekend and that's why our first alert team is getting you ready right now. things will start to shift as we get to tomorrow afternoon and the evening. expect temperatures to feel like it's in the low 30s. rain starts to move in through the afternoon and the evening. pockets of heavy rain will continue as we go into the rest of sunday. localized flooding will be a possibility as we will pick up one to two inches of rainfall with the system moving in. a closer look at our satellite here, the good news is we will see the system moving up from the south, and that means warmer air moving in if it has been too cold for you. here is the break down hour by hour. as we approach the afternoon closer to 9:30, we'll start to see light rain moving up towards philadelphia, west texas, dover. this starts to turn heavy overnight cl

we are live there in roxborough. >> reporter: you're not sure if winter is holding on or spring is coming. you have the shovels here, a ton of salt leftover, but they are starting to be replaced by all the spring supplies. take a look. rakes, gardening equipment, and over here even some seeds, potted planting mix. for today folks are picking up last minute late winter gears. getting ready for snow and rain after a week that felt more like spring. take advantage over the next few hours before all this moisture moves in. >> we're going to go for a run. i'm going to take advantage of the nice weather, and then i don't know what we'll do later. maybe stay in the house and make some food with the kids. yeah. >> reporter: so a quick note on the roads. penn dot says they can't do much pretreating because the highways are warm right now after this week of spring like weather. since the system is going to start mostly as rain, any pretreatment would get washed away. they say the crews will come in about noon today and be ready for whatever kind of snow, rain mix comes later tonight. for now, nbc 1

he also paid a visit to roxborough high school to see its technical education program.s come as rivera is touting the governor's proposed investments in education. >>> high school dropouts got a second chance and it paid off. today they got their diplomas in camden. the former mayor dana redd was there to congratulate them on all their hard work. they took advantage of the camelot education program within camden high and woodrow wilson high. >> this weekend 6abc is presenting a very special black history month edition of visions. it will include a look into a south philadelphia museum dedicated to a music and civil rights legend. we'll also get a preview of a big parade getting ready to march through the streets of philadelphia. also see how the sixers are making a positive difference in the lives of kids in camden. >>> that visions 2018 tomorrow night at 7:30 right here on channel6. z2p9hz z5yz y2p9hy y5yy more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married

here we have eileen from roxborough, right. >> yes. >> kelly from exton. >> yeah. >> how did you get great seats. >> we got here at 6:00 this morning. we booked at room at pen rose hotel and we are ready for philly dilly dilly. >> wonderful. >> you came from exton. >> we came from exton got a hotel thanks to my mom, that was great and made it easier to get here early. >> reporter: why did you feel like you had to be here today. >> this is a once in lifetime opportunity my dad was a big eagles fan and so i just had to be here, it is a historic moment. he was a big eagles fan. we are here for you, sean. he was born in 1952. >> reporter: thanks, sean. i'm sure he is enjoying it, looking down an celebrating up there so we will hang out with you, best assignment ever, now back to you in the studio. >> i love hearing all of the stories that fans have about eagles. >> over decade. >>> regional rails are pack, with fans we will check in with jim melworth. >> eagles were the at linc packing up their stuff hear what they are looking forward to most of the today's celebration. chelsea? >> we ar

our secure back to the berlin international film festival now scott roxborough and charlotte chosen phil are standing by get to see you again guys and we're already about halfway point in the valley now any favorite so far. yeah well for me actually the favorite was the very first film history and here i love dogs wes anderson movie a huge number of stars but as an animated stop motion film phenomenal i mean i can't i can't praise yeah but i absolutely fell right for work he just a wonderful story about sort of a post-apocalyptic world where dogs are condemned to an island off japan and a blue one boy goes to try to rescue his dog and saved all kinds that way is everything that you would hope for from the wild anderson film and more and i think that my money on a very old female film i think it could be the year for that given everything that's been going on with the hash tag me to them and that's good for you and me and we've got three female stars in a time in film and we have a female director as was very our role in the thing picture of motherhood. and womanhood i think that could be

tweets this morning, to show you what's going on in different neighborhoods, like there one says roxboroughgetting hail. causing a layer of little iceballs, be careful out there. we've got this one, that says, and i love this one, you all heard what sue said. slow your roll today. that will job ain't going no where. leave extra early if you don't want to be late. take public transportation if you k it is slippery out there, folks, mean warrington, snow, sleet, it is cents getting messy. so you get the idea what's going on this morning, here is a look at what it looks like on radarment the pink is the wintery mix. the yellow, i should say, the blue and the white, that's snow. and then to the south and east of that is rain. so we're getting the mix in philadelphia right now. and it is getting slippery out there. but eventually, it all changes over to rain. we get to 45 degrees. for the parade tomorrow. is under i, winnie, even 33 degrees it will feel like it is in the 20's, so as we've been saying, layer it up. wear your shades tomorrow. but bob kelly, i hope folks are slowing their roll. >>