you can see 1.3 inches north of philadelphia. 1 1/2 in anning don. the jackpot was toward the shore. 3.1 in vineland, in delaware, four to six inches of rain. and they just released a new statement. i'll have that for you at 11:00. look at this map. you don't see this every day. 68 degrees in dover. 72 in georgetown, delaware this afternoon. meanwhile, allentown,er in got out of 40s so it just depended which neighborhood you were in. it would vary place to place. the main wax the showers and thunderstorms now pushing south and east. so you'll get brain will redevelop through noon. we'll finally xik system out to sea tomorrow afternoon. we're looking at temperatures in the 40s. early clouds and afternoon sunshine. 43 on tuesday. valentine's day, if you're going out on date night, it looks good. 54. some showers on thursday and then a cooldown for next weekend. let's turn it over to amy with some sports. >> thanks so much. success as a price. another eagles coach leaving the nest. it may be more than a scare for the 90ers aft. >>> let's go to lester ho

an don our website...ts will audit more than 70 businesses across northern califrnia, immigration relief organizations say calls from undocumented workers have spiked. we )ll see you at 11. >> reporter: bill carter heading home from a grain run, had just gotten a devastating call from his daughter, his beloved wife was dead. >> and she said dad jason found her you've got to call 911." and i thought, "what?" >> reporter: jason had called his sister with the horrible news. bill dialed 911 as he tore down the road toward his house. >> 911 where is your emergency? >> my son just called and said he found my wife dead on the floor in the kitchen. >> we do have an ambulance on the way there. >> reporter: it turned out, his son jason found his mother and had already called it in. >> my mom -- my mom is laying here on the floor blood there is blood everywhere and she's dead and i don't know what happened. >> reporter: bill got to the house and ran from his truck, past his son jason on the back deck. >> and he was o

so it is saying it is an opinion piece. don mcgahn himself is saying we know this is not nothing other than an opinion piece. >> so that should tell you a lot. and what it should tell you is that this is not classic oversight. this is not a situation in which -- you know and i agree with your point earlier. the fisa process deserves special attention. and if you had done -- given it special attention and you would identify real problems, would the counsel for the president be saying in his cover letter -- by the way, this is reflecting just the opinions of the congressional author and -- and we don't stand by it. >> and what we haven't talked about but a bigger problem is how the president himself set it up. essentially he tweeted out this morning, i'm looking to impugn the integrity of the people investigating me. he could get on top of a building in washington, d.c. and shout obstruction of justice. it is so clearly a political act. which the president can't help himself by underscore and highlight that you wonder if this is

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and is only apprehended an hour later, don. >> drew griffin, thank you very much for your reporting. i want to bring in cnn senior media reporter darcy and greg mccrary, a criminologist and former fbi behavioral scientist. thank you all for coming on. wes, i'll start with you. at a brief hearing today the shooter's attorney described him as a deeply disturbed, emotionally broken young man who has struggled with significant mental illness and trauma his whole life. what do you know about the type of childhood and life this young man had? >> of course. well, our reporting and cnn's reporting as well seems to paint a picture of a child -- a young man who clearly has had both mental illness and a disturbed upbringing. this was someone who was living in foster homes after the death of parents and who recently had lost those foster parents to their own death -- to their own deaths. we have seen now reports about his behavioral issue, potentially at school, now as cnn is reporting the questions about police calls and police contacts, the reporting we've had, body "the post" and cnn and othe

don mcpherson is an all-american quarterback at syracuse. don: was. haley: was, a runner-up for the heisman trophy. more importantly for our purposes, a decades-long activist on this issue who has spent a long time talking about to college students specifically about these questions. i am really curious about the way in which colleges have been a place -- of course, they get most of their attention for being breeding grounds for toxic masculinity, but other ways in which colleges have actually been a place for transformation. don: i think that the last thing you said is significant. colleges are a place for transformation. not around this issue, but everything that goes back to the algebra analogy. colleges are a place of transformation when you talk about any kind of academic discipline or any kind of excellence in pursuit of any endeavor. except this. and that's where the shift has to change on college campuses. i think there's something that's really important, and i can go back to what michael said and the previous panel. we had dinner last night

don. that's not usual for an attorney like that to pay someone out of their own pocket without the promise of being repaid for something like that. especially an attorney, especially someone like michael cohen. he's claiming he paid this especially without the president's knowledge. that is what i think raises the most ow brows. during the heat of the election when his potential presidency is on the line saying he paid for this out of his own pocket without telling the president, which is something that would be very unusual to believe. if you knew how that campaign worked, it was say very small nucleus, very small orbit around the president. they all knew what was going on. a very small orbit of people who had known the president for some time. it is quite surprising to learn that tonight, don. >> bakari, some people might not know, you're an attorney. do attorneys usually by tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars out of their own pocket without telling them about it? >> two things that people need to be paying attention to, the first is the new york bar association is going to have som

children on this ok but don you know let's go back to the thirteen an indictment i mean when i saw it. i saw it on you tube i read the indictment and the first question that came to my mind well where is christopher steele's name what he did he wasn't registered as a foreign agent he didn't register with the federal elections commission i mean everything they accuse these young kids they were basically interns at this troll farm. applies to christopher steele but. in the mainstream media that cable crazy people didn't even one of them there are legal experts didn't even draw that conclusion that was the first conclusion i came to go ahead. well first of all you have to look at what exactly this indictment is coming from a grand jury and what the grand jury process is you know famously this been described as a process where a prosecutor can indict a ham sandwich this was term that was coined by the former head of the state court system here in new york who himself and set up getting indicted on his way out of his career and this is a process that took place a grand jury came out of the

continue to do the important work he's focussed on. >> david frum she can't know that she has an interim clearance. don he's addressed by rod rosenstein can't get a full briefing because he doesn't have security clearance. so this is a white house operating out of bounds of the system. the system isn't broken. so why donald trump, if he has this many people without clearances, why doesn't he give it to them? >> he prefers to operate outside legality than inside it. let's ask this question, because this goes to a fundamental part of why we have the question at all, who is susceptible to blackmail? before the pictures were printed of his beaten ex-wives, rob porter would be blackmailed. after porter, who was the next most blackmailable person in the white house, it has to be jared kushner. he has had this trail of international financial attempts to rescue himself from bankruptcy. a lot of people must know a lot more about that than do the people of the united states. he is susceptible to all kinds of pressure and other people in the white house are probably susceptible to pressure too. that's why we hav

then an ex-girlfriend told don mcgahn. as a lawyer, does he has an obligation to tell?with classified information. this is classic blackmail material. a history of domestic violence that was secret at the time. an interim security clearance is not supposed to be indefinite. these people have been in office more than a year. they should have had a security clearance or they should have been thrown out of office. the fact mcgahn just kicked the can down the road here, it illustrates how the whole process was governed more by the old boys network, taking care of the guy they like, rather than taking seriously the fact this guy was a serial wife abuser. and a woman abuser. not just the women he was married to. and it was a threat to national security. so he had an absolute obligation to bring this to a head. he had an obligation. >> i want to ask you about the new cnn original series on patty hearst. you're the executive producer. she now lives in the suburbs raising show dogs. do you get the sense she wants to hide her turn toward terrorism from her modern life? >> she cer

so i don really have an answer for you. >> i see your heart is split, your head is split. but, you know, you say you miss it. in a way, i kind of understand, but i'm surprised, as well. because of the injury that you suffered and the incredible -- you know, crisis around nfl and head injuries. do you -- are you scared that somebody out there on the field, on sunday, might suffer a terrible injury to the head? >> yes. and when i say i miss it, i don't -- what i miss is the fellowship with the guys. i don't miss the physical part of it. i don't miss the mental stress that is required day in and day out, year in and year out. and now with all the concussion hysteria, if you will, over the last five to eight years, my last play as an nfl football player was a major concussion. and before then, concussions were not as serious an issue or thought to be as serious as they are now. and of course, dr. omalu is responsible for that greatly. and it's very frightening, because here's one of the things that we're made more aware of today and that when i say "major concussion," if you h

writer as well as the host of the podcast show sunday with charles also in new york we have donned a bar he's an anti-war activist and host of a daily radio program and in london we have garri he is the director of eurasia future all right gentlemen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want let me go to adam first in london and adam if i didn't know better watching the cable network news i would have thought that it is a next series a very bad series that should have been cancelled probably after its pilot but no it's goes on in on and on and has no reflection to reality let's take for example the indictment of thirteen russians i looked at the c.n.n. and embassy in d.c. i didn't have any indication whatsoever they actually read the indictment and all they do is go on and on and on and we have matthew chance from c.n.n. in same st petersburg russia going through the trash the garbage of that troll farm that's well i guess trash meets trash go ahead adam well that really is truly a marriage made in heaven and it's symptomatic of the image of a kind of stereotypical im

the package was postmarked in boston and contained an angry letter addressed to don junior. >>> a southwest airlines jet was forced to evacuate after a fire broke out sending smoke into the cabin. the plane had just pulled back from the gate in southern california when a power unit caught fire. emergency chutes deployed and all roughly 140 people on board made it off the plane. though some did report minor injuries. >>> investigators are preparing to move the wreckage of the helicopter that crashed in the grand canyon killing three british tourists. they want to know whether the chopper had a crash resistant fuel system which is not standard on that model but may have been added later on. it burst into flames when it crashed on tribal land where tourist flights aren't as regulated as those in the national park itself. >>> scientists are sounding the alarm about rising sea levels. i anew study analyzed more than two decades of satellite data and found that sea levels are rising faster than previously thought. researchers fear the world's oceans could rise 26 inches by the -- higher by the en

don mcgahn knew. >> i think that is an unfair leap. >> when will the white house clear it up? >> i see it on the news. the only two people that can comment on that are the people you mentioned. and the chief of staff became fully aware when the rest of us did when he saw the articles and they were presented to him. but we should not jump to everything that was being said. we see all of the time that things are not true. and some don't matter, their harmless and stillly and ridiculous. >> is chief of staff kelly's job in jeopardy? >> i spoke to the president, and he said please tell jake that i have full faith in chief of staff john kelly and i'm not looking for replacements and he does. we serve in the privilege of the president. we all serve the country that we love and anyone that doesn't feel they wauld should not be there. hi says he is doing a great job and he has full nate in him, and he looks at the full measure of all of us. >>. >> the president is very disturbed by what he sees. you can feel that somebody did a great job for you. you can talk about someone's competiti

president don trump who took it as an opportunity to criticize the free trade agreement with seoul but while some expected g.m. to close its remaining plants there it looks set to make u. turn. g.m. is stuck between a rock and a hard place the calm make it doesn't want to be the target of washington's america first policies but it doesn't want to ruin his reputation in south korea eva. it's certainly our preference to stay and to fix the business and continue to be an important part of the green economy and you know there's a lot of work to do to make that happen but i'm very encouraged by the discussions that i'm optimistic that that that is an outcome that together we can achieve g.m. is now proposing to work with a korean government to keep the remaining factories open in exchange the comic i would benefit from financial support and tax benefits the factory closure announced last week is a sensitive topic here workers staged a protest which seoul was watching closely some people in south korea feel g.m. decision to close the factory was driven by washington's protectionist measures

damian: yeah, and don jorge, lastly, when an immigrant comes to this country by themselves, they're aloneepressed, they left their family back home. they turn on the radio and they listen to the los tigres del norte, and they feel like they're home. that's got to make you really proud to know. jorge: that's the most wonderful things that can happen to us, when the people are--you go to the restaurant or in the streets, sometimes we talk about it, and they tell us what they feel, what the songs means to them. they means the memories, the way they came to this country, the way they behave in this country, the way they're progressing. some of them, the way they fell, the way they don't have the opportunity. and the songs, it's all about all that. and when we are in person singing for them, it's another story. it's like reminding them their lives their lives here and the people that's behind them in mexico and different countries they left. and they came here to this country to progress, to do the best they can so they can support who is staying in a different--in mexico and the different cou

an body type help. it's stillen -- >> don is up next with sports. >> busy night tonight. sixers and flyers play sports too. we have a reminder. and philly dillly. how the philly special came who be him the scenes look at one of the greatest places in super bowl histy coming up >> philly is center of sports universe. forget about puvrpingz ludeing stores and focus on the team. eagles represent the city well and doug pederson knows it. >> this is great reflection of city of philadelphia this team this come together hard working blue collar team that there's not a not of flashy big name players that just on would the super bowl. >> it what the philly special. it goes down as one of most iconic in super bowl history nick foles with first career catch on fourth down. courtsey of show time here's how it wept down. >> going for right here going for it right here. >> philly dillly. >> yeah, let's do it. >> dlots it. >> hold on, hold on, hold on. >> philly special. ready. >> go. >> foles in the gun. clem enter goes right and now lines up behind foles, foles moves to the right and

he wants to see an answer by the deadline. john kelly saying shay donnin have an appetite to extend the deadline. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson says we know russia is meddling into the mid-term elections and we can't do anything about it. secretary, we have ideas. we'll talk about them. >>> will trump agree to an interview with mueller's team? here's a message for the president from stephen colbert. >> mr. president, ignore your lawyers, sir. follow your instincts and sit down with robert mueller. otherwise, everyone is going to think you're scared. we know you're not. oh, your fried chicken has arrived. wait, it's empty. where is that -- oh, i think i know where the chicken is. my h, not just being in the military, but at home. she thinks she's the boss. she only had me by one grade. we bought our first home together in 2010. his family had used another insurance product but i was like well i've had usaa for a while, why don't we call and check the rates? it was an instant savings and i should've changed a long time ago. there's no point in look

an body type help. it's stillen -- >> don is up next with sports. >> busy night tonight. sixers and flyers play sports too. we have a reminder. and philly dillly. how the philly special came who be him the scenes look at one of the greatest places in super bowl histy coming up one of the greatest places in super bowl histy coming up next ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ the future is for the unafraid. >> philly is center of sports universe. forget about puvrpingz ludeing stores and focus on the team. eagles represent the city well and doug pederson knows it. >> this is great reflection of city of philadelphia this team this come together hard working blue collar team that there's not a not of flashy big name players that just on would the super bowl. >> it what the philly special. it goes down as one of most iconic in super bowl history nick foles with first career catch on fourth down. courtsey of show time here's how it wept down. >> going for right here going for i

writer as well as the host of the podcast show sunday with charles also in new york we have don de bar he's an anti-war activist and host of a daily radio program and in london we have garri he is the director of eurasia future all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want let me go to adam first in london and adam if i didn't know better watching the cable network news i would have thought that it is a. series of very bad series that should have been cancelled probably after it's pilot but no it's goes on and on and on and has no reflection to reality let's take for example the indictment of thirteen russians i looked at the c.n.n. and embassy let me see i didn't have any indication whatsoever they actually read the indictment and all they do is go on and on and on and we have matthew chance from c.n.n. in same st petersburg russia going through the trash the guy.

a it's a surprising to learn that hear tonight don. >> bakari, some may not know you're an attorney. do attorneys usually pay hundreds of -- or tens of thousands of dollars out of their own pocket without their client knowing about it. >> there are a few things. i don't know how i'd react if my client asked me to do that. but two things people need to pay attention to. the new york bar say association will have something to say about this and i anticipate a complaint filed against michael cohen first thing in the morning because a as an attorney you can't pay the bonds, you can't pay the fines, you can't pay the settlements out of your own pocket of your clients. that's improper. i do anticipate that happening. second, there is a question about laundering. where did the money come from from? why was the money paid? how was it paid? when was it paid? there are questions he has to answer. he went from being a solid attorney into the realm of criminality. not only are there ethics issue which i anticipate starting tomorrow morning with the bar association but also the criminal issues to

. >> the white house counsel don mcgahn appears to be in the chain of commands. in recent weeks an ex-girlfriend porter's contacted don mcgahn, voiced her distress after could discovering evidence of a romantic between porter and hope hicks. she also also alleged he had abused his two ex-wives. it looks like don mcgahn was flagged, as well. do you trust don mcgahn's judgment? >> i've had some conversations with mcgahn that have been perfectly professional. but as i said, what this raises is just the atmosphere at the white house where they do not seem to carefully vet people and even if they vet people, they allow people who may be subject to be blackmail or really setting a tone at the white house. there are so many serious questions about all the people that the president has surrounding him. of course, it starts with the president himself who is very prone to lying every single day. he changes his minds about major issues. every single day. and so it's not surprising that there are other people around him who raise serious concerns about their own behavior and their own ability

but here's an intriguing fact just a few days before those dreadful events a messenger from my don on three pair o.b. made a visit to odessa it's an interesting coincidence that some of the people he met with in odessa were seen at the scene that fateful day. but not everyone was mourning on the popular political talk show schuster live the news about the people burned alive in odessa was welcomed with a long round of applause just for your choice for saudi what this it but lots of your i don't want to see just to just put your story you know would you see it. on its facebook page the right sector announced the events of may second a proud moment in national history an official investigation into this sad event has been going on now for nearly two years and it's yet to reach a conclusion but it seems the experts and all the information they needed from the very beginning. you just get really keep you keep watching it. it looks like a desa really is a very important piece of real estate as it was on earth with a very special new governor appointed on may thirtieth of two thousand. fift

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don fox's brother and teammate, neil. but neil was watching the game from the stands with an injury, so wakefield's fate and the watersplash player or was he your brother, or was he a bit of both? did you have nerves, what was going through your mind? that i wish it was me who was taking the kick at the time. right. because don was a bit softhearted, he was a gentle man really. yeah. and i was sat in the stand and thinking well, he's got to kick this, but this is a kick that i wouldn't have liked to have taken. commentator: he's missed it! he's on the ground, he's missed it. well, and there goes the whistle for time. what a dramatic... everybody's got their head in their hands and he's in tears, he's in tears. he's a poor lad, poor don fox... they alljumped up in the air and cheered. poor old don were on his knees. i went across to him and said look... and moved on to celebrate. and it was clarke who collected the cup, not the wakefield captain. you can tell it touched a real nerve. i've never recovered. you never recovered ? no, 50 years on. i'm damaged for life. i've got friends who'll tell ya, you know, i'm a wreck as a

politico reports that an ex girlfriend contacted don mcgan after hearing hicks and porter were dating. kelly already coming under fire this week for saying this about undocumented immigrants who did not sign up for president obama's dreamer program. >> the difference between 690 and 1.8 were the people that some would say were too afreight to sign up and others would say were too lazy to get off their as but they didn't sign up. >> reporter: kelly has been criticized for falsely claiming that fedrica wilson took credit for securing funding for an fbi building. >> even for someone that is that empty about -- we were stunned. >> reporter: sparking outrage by saying it was a lack of ability to compromise rather than slavery that caused the civil war. well when porter first announced his resignation yesterday afternoon, said he would leave the white house in a matter of weeks. now -- cnns that learned that will be moved up, he might be out as early as today as the fallout continues. >> joining us now is the chairman of the house freedom caucus, congressman mark meadows. good to have you.

don kirk an evening which was very disappointing for those like myself who felt the dunkirk could have won but also the variety of british from celebrated to such a paddington to the death of stalin the old country really remarkable mix it shows british cinema is alive and well and also of course there was a tremendous show of solidarity which you mentioned earlier for the b. two times up movement which i think is so important yes i mean what is the what what do you hear about the general sentiment on the red carpet this year because you know we see with these award ceremonies now the conversation seems to be very much changing the focus of the debate as well and it just seems to be a perhaps a common more somber atmosphere well i think that the cinema is is the catalyst for a pressure group which has enormous global reach this is what is so important words the son of a pretense that it is a dream palace we know that the truth is very often very poor dri underneath that and what we've seen of those in the entertainment industry especially in film attempting from a global point of view

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but here's an intriguing fact just a few days before those dreadful events a messenger from my don andriy pair o. b. made a visit to odessa it's an interesting coincidence that some of the people he met with in odessa were seen at the scene that fateful day. but not everyone was mourning on the popular political talk show schuster live the news about the people burned alive in odessa was welcomed with a long round of applause for you trick or thought he would this it but lots of your i don't want to see you just said yes but in your story you know would you see it. on its facebook page the right sector announced the events of may second a proud moment in national history an official investigation into this sad event has been going on now for nearly two years and it's yet to reach a conclusion but it seems the experts and all the information they needed from the very beginning which i. don't need to just give you a cue. it looks like a desa really is a very important piece of real estate as it was honored with a very special new governor appointed on may thirtieth of two thousand and fifte

but the white house counsel don mcgahn is equally if not more so responsible. and mcgahn is an attorney. he has an obligation when he witnessed or knows about questionable behavior, he is still an officer of the court, and lawyers do have a higher obligation. and the fact that he behaved in this fashion is deeply troubling. >> and there are reports that he may have known as early as january of 2017 and didn't do anything. good to see you. thank you for joining me. june fer ruben. catch up with her stuff this week. it is very insightful. >>> over to capitol hill where the focus shifted from deficit to dreamers after congress worked through the night to pass a two-year spending bill after a shut down. a deal that president trump tweeted that he signed, the deal did not come without drama. mostly due to rand paul who protested the deal because of its large price tag. forcing the senate vote to come after midnight so it forces the government to shut down for a few hours. congress eventually approved it and increasing spending this year and next and suspended the debt dealing until

an ex-girlfriend recently contacted don mcgann to voice her concern after learning that hubgs and porter were dating. the scandal another blow for general kelly, who was at odds last month. and coming under fire for saying this. >> the difference between 690,000 and 1.8 million were the people that some would say they were too afraid to sign up, others would say were too lazy to get off their asses. >> even for someone that is in a statement. >> reporter: and saying it was a lack of ability to compromise rather than slavery that caused the civil war. well, chris and alisyn, after the white house initially said rob porter would take his time leaving the white house, cnn learned he is expected to leave as early as today. meanwhile, president trump will see and hear from him at the national prayer or breakfast in washington. >> thank you for all of that reporting. we want to discuss with john avlon and cnn political commentator margaret hoover. good to have both of you. they protected him. they knew some of this stuff. here is the history of rob porter. summer of 2005, the first wife says h

. >> ken de-lanian, don mcgahn has an interesting job these days, at the crux of so much of this. his notice kind of said, reminded everybody this is a product of the house of representatives where it's heading back right now. >> which some people interpret as saying this is essentially a press release. it has no legal weight. and the point of that, though, is that if devon nunez and these republicans believe there was corruption, misconduct at the heart of the fisa process, shouldn't they go to the fisa court and raise these allegations? let's have it out. see what the sworn testimony says. the democrats are saying tonight that the key allegations in this memo are false. they are saying that, for example, and you mccabe, the deputy fbi director did not say as stated in the memo that there would have been a fisa application absent the dossier, we need to get to the bottom of that. >> counselor, you made this point that this does not show at all, dirty at birth investigation. let me take the other side. is there anything in here exhale exculpatory, that is thoroughly embarrassing t

and don, i was thinking -- i would like to share a little bit of kind of good news. an could find a way forward. it was my experience in congress. there was a gun control group that started targeting me. on my office door i was one of the members who slept in my office on capitol hill. and every night i would come and there would be the nasty grams from one of the gun control groups. saying jolly is a bad guy basically. i didn't know why they were targeting me so i called them. they said, we're targeting you because the nra has helped you in the past and you haven't sponsored comprehensive background checks. i said i support comprehensive background checks. so we met. at the end of the meeting i sponsored the bill. it was part of what we talked about last night having both sides drop the tribalism, the automatic reflex, where we go to one corner if it's mental health, or if it's assault weapons ban, and actually recognize that we can begin a conversation between the two sides that can make incremental progress. >> and where did that bill go that you sponsored? >> well,

don mcgahn. toipt get this right his role in this story. because cnn learned ant her's contacted kmf began, informed him of abuse allegations. she also alleged that she had -- he abused his two ex-wives. what should don mcgahn have done here. >> he should have convened the people at the white house who decide who gets a security clearance. because ultimately that's up to the white house, not up to the fbi, and say, look, we need to make a decision here about whether this person can have a security clearance, because he is subject to blackmail from several women. and he did nothing. and nobody did anything. >> i'm asking you something, if you had the answer to then you wouldn't be working here you'd be out on your yacht because you could predict it. why didn't they do it? >> i think, yacht -- i don't get a yacht. but i don't think they cared about domestic violence. >> really? >> it was an old boy's network, an ugly divorce, vin diktive ex-girlfriend. they didn't care. and they had their wagons circled around porter yesterday when the stories ran. it was only the

practice in minnesota while celebrating head coach doug pederson's 50th birthday but don bell has more as to why they took an extra long break during practice yesterday, lets take a look at this. >> wednesday was most significant day for the eagles , since they traveled here to minnesota they finally hit the practice field and it felt like a regular week during the regular season, or playoffs. it also, happened to be a significant day, for the head coach. turning 50 at sb52 doug pederson celebrating a milestone birthday on sports biggest stage. >> well, obviously it is a great day not only because it is my birthday. my wife's here and my family will be here later in the week to be able to celebrate this with them and with the team and to be in this game obviously it is an honor and if somehow we can pull out a victory that would be the icing on the cake as they say. >> reporter: what do you get the head coach on his special day? >> unaudible. >> i will try to give him a win. >> super bell win. >> it would be i great gift i can give doug, a great wednesday practice would be number two that is only gift would

but here's an intriguing fact just a few days before those dreadful events a messenger from my don andriy pair o. b. made a visit to odessa it's an interesting coincidence that some of the people he met with in odessa were seen at the scene that fateful day. but not everyone was mourning.

it was postmarked in boston and contained an angry letter for don jr.campaign packages were sent to eric and his campaign headquarters as well. >>> smoke forced more than 140 people to evacuate the aircraft. a fire in a power unit broke out. everyone on board had to use the emergency chutes to evacuate. there were minor injuries reported. the plane was supposed to fly to san jose in california. >>> and three people and a gunman are dead after a 14-hour standoff in detroit. police say it started when two women arrived at home when their niece was having trouble with her boyfriend. they were shot and killed. and when police arrived, they also met gunfire. three were wounded. the gunman kept shooting. >> the officers were pinned down at least an hour while shots were being fired. >> investigators say the gunman shot and killed his girlfriend before turning the gun on himself. he had no criminal history. a relative says the gunman suffered from mental illness but authorities have not confirmed that. >>> an ohio man is accused of buying the gun used to kill