they beat newcastle 3—0 at the bridge.rted — with remarkable scenes in melbourne where roger federer couldn't contain the tears as he won his 20th grand slam title, 14 years after his first australian open win. it was another gripping final in melbourne as he beat marin cilic in five sets. james burford reports. the warning signs were there for all to see, 20 grand slams — the prize for the swiss. he's already the most successful male singles player of all time. what an arena then in which to surpass another milestone. never one to waste time, just 24 minutes into the match you needn't give roger federer a second chance, amid the heat, somehow keeping cool. but what is a final without a fightback? cilic, a magician in his own right. after this tournament, he becomes the third highest ranked player in the world and has every shot in the book. commentator: oh, well done, what a gutsy set. so, spellbinding though is federer‘s tennis, you can never truly cast him aside. how often over the years have we seen him hammering down

aston villa are third, they beat barnsley 3—1.for promotion. while millwall won a seven—goal thriller at 10—man leeds. sunderland, now under the guidance of manager chris coleman, gave their hopes of survival a boost, with victory over hull. ryan christie sccored twice for aberdeen as they eased their way into the fifth round of the scottish cup with a 4—1win over championship side st mirren. adam rooney opened the scoring from the spot before christie's double gave them a 3—1 lead at half time. then the goal of the game came two minutes into the second half. gary mackay—steven's outstanding effort to seal their place in tomorrow's fifth round draw. dundee united are also through, knocking out alloa. ayr united comfortably beat league 1 rivals arbroath. celtic beat the championship's bottom side 5—0. inverness earned a replay with top—flight dundee. result of the day came from brora rangers who reached the last 16 of the cup for the first time with a 1—0 win over east fife. motherwell won the lanarkshire derby beating local rivals

they beat newcastle 3—0 at the bridge.olation for the ashes — england beat australia to win the one—day series 4—1. good evening — we start where the sporting day started — with remarkable scenes in melbourne where roger federer couldn't contain the tears as he won his 20th grand slam title, 1a years after his first australian open win. it was another gripping final in melbourne as he beat marin cilic in five sets. james burford reports. the warning signs were there for all to see, 20 grand slams — the prize for the swiss. he's already the most successful male singles player of all time. what an arena then in which to surpass another milestone. never one to waste time, a fast start is something of a trademark for the 36—year—old. the forehand looking as strong as it ever has done. just 2a minutes into the match and a first set point, you needn't give roger federer a second chance, amid the heat, somehow keeping cool. but what is a final without a fightback? cilic, a magician in his own right. after this tournament, he beco

hearts drew with motherwell and patrick beat stjohnstone.n herfirst grand slam title, beating simona halep in the final in melbourne. the win means that she leaps over halep in the rankings back to number one in the world. adam wild was watching... neither has won a grand slam before. she started like a player who wasn't prepared to wait. forcing the first set to a tie—break before finally seeing it slip. a moment for her to stay calm, keep her cool. not easy in the blistering heat. somehow she managed, fighting back to level the match. both having to leave the court cool off. this contest was merely heating up. the final set the fitting such an occasion. this bringing caroline was me a key to the brink. 0ne bringing caroline was me a key to the brink. one more point and her long wait was finally over. you will not see a more popular winner. long wait was finally over. you will not see a more popular winnerlj jumped at this moment for so many years. my voice is shaking, i never cry, but today is a very emotional moment. outlast a grand slam

hearts beat hamilton and bottom side ross county lost to motherwell.omen's head coach phil neville will not be charged by the fa over historical sexist comments made on social media. he was only appointed yesterday but a series of posts came to light and he apologised earlier today. the fa say neville will be warned about his future conduct. the organistaion has also defended their recruitment process, after their chosen applicants withdrew from the running, phil neville was approached the job despite his lack of experience in the women's game and limited cv. gareth southgate reacted to the criticism. how do you get this experience about the opportunity so i wish him well, first and foremost, there has been a very thorough process around the applications for that role, and he's taking over a team, a good team, they've improved enormously over the last few years, so hopefully now for them, as a team, everyone can focus on the football and how they progress. southgate was speaking this morning at the draw for the new uefa nations league. it will run alon

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rhodes they beat swa nsea this season?been struggling to score, a fourth successive clean sheet for david de gea is always would be tough today but they did ok i think. sean dyche won't be too disappointed with the performance. in the end, the definitive moment is a fantastic finish. sometimes that happens against big teams because you can ta ke against big teams because you can take them on in many different ways as we did today and they have found the moment. that is our next stage of development, i think, in tight games like that, can we find the moment? we have done that a lot this season, by the way, so we are not too far away, especially with performances like that. arsenal beat crystal palace 4—0 and considering how well paris have been playing, that is quite something. who needs alexis sanchez? they did not need him in the first 22 minutes, 4—0 up, monorail, iwobi, koscielny and la cazette, monorail, iwobi, koscielny and lacazette, great goal, mesut ozil with six touches before it. they need to keep hold of him. in

coventry beat mk dons 1—0. still in the hat, just. coventry beat mk dons 1-0., the fa cup run continues. 87 fa cup winners. maxime biamou scoring. at least one league 2 side will be in the fifth round. more coventry fans in the stadium than mk dons fans. 7833. they beat them by 750 fans. they had a great day out. a brilliant day out for the coventry fans. they deserve it, they have been through a lot in the last decade or so. the fans made the difference. coventry are one to watch, stoke and now mk dons as well. the seagulls left it late, but brighton coming through against middlesbrough of the championship. the brighton fans won't mind me saying this was a lucky winner. trying to clear the ball, hit glenn murray, into the back of the net, unlucky for middlesbrough, but brighton have the priority of staying in the premier league. they also have the destruction of the fa cup, but it is good for momentum and they were able to rest plays today, chris hughton making changes to the team. one other goal to show you from the all premier league tie between southampton

if i had to beat ronnie a long way, so be it., i got through that and then if i had to play saturday, it is not much fun when you're out there and not physically feeling fit. you don't elect you can do yourself justice. i was on about 60% and i had to hope that mark or someone made a lot of mistakes for me to get some rhythm. it was really difficult. i'm glad it is over to be honest with you. cricket, and pakistan have been set a victory target of 272 to beat new zealand in the fifth and final one—day international in wellington. the black caps, who are aiming to complete a series whitewash, batted first after winning the toss, and martin guptill top—scored with 100 as the home side made from their 50 overs. pakistan will start their reply shortly. india captain virat kohli has been named cricketer of the year by the sport's governing body, the icc. he's only the fourth indian player to win the prestigious sir garfield sobers trophy, after sachin tendulkar, rahul dravid and last year's winner ravichandran ashwin. australia's capt

he beat his first top ten player earlier today.he third seed grigor dimitrov in four sets. adam wild reports. for british tennis there is a new start emerging. for kyle edmund, the biggest moment of his career so far. you could have forgiven him a few nerves but if they were there they were not clear to see, breaking the serve of grigor dimitrov in the very first game, but carrying the hopes of a nation brings a special pressure. just ask tim henman. now to see how edmund would cope. powering his way to the first set suggested it isn't yet too much of a burden. the scale of the task ahead was laid bare as the bulgarian battled his way back to level the match. time for the true test of attachment. time for the true test of temprement. in the melbourne heat, dimitrov was the first to crack, leaving the door open for edmund to batter his way through. the match now heading in his direction. those nerves turned into a very british kind of excitement, but this was drama to the last. match point, out was the call, that decision challenged

against the patriots brian did you see a beat down like this coming?ducis what a night and this offense did something special the defense did something very, very special i don't think anybody except for the guys inside the locker room going the way they did. >> if they play like this in two weeks there is no way the patriots can beat them look at the trophy celebration a short time ago at lincoln financial field what do you think it's like for the players when they finally achieve that incredible goal of making it to the superbowl? >> well it's very very important to understand that these guys don't like the under dogs and felt like no one believeded in them the only people who believed them were in the locker room and to achieve at the level they were able to achieve against the odds and being under dogs at home and being against the under dog on the second seed and finding a way to win is a great feeling. >> with the george trophy and here is jamie apody with head coach doug pederson after the game. >> what does it feel like? >> it's sereal and has

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popham hi i know a thing or two about beating by and you need not go as many sided ones who are the last three encounter this including earlier this season but then the man forty two years now guzman sr pine case was in town the opposite day which finds his must defeat the worst is hoffenheim came roaring out of the blocks it was just two minutes on the clock when the searching surged navarrete was felt in the box no doubt about the penalty it cannot restate his pool that's lead to division says mark was on hand to finish the job. made a waiting for by and in the right back youse and things were about to get worse mabrey online to hockenheim from by seven his parents clock what they're missing a few nails off just chiles minutes. off a no even a two goal head start isn't enough to beat by and especially with robert levin dusty leading the line if you hold hard to tennessee it is a team this season. by and we're rocking and starting to smell blood poets hang with rex reach a shock around the box he had in his best league goal in four years will square with the match barely a cools from th

beating sunderland 2-0. to the fourth round. made a good start. two wins out of two. braithwaite added the second. into the fourth round again. trying to get promotion is the priority. they are off the pace at the moment, but it isa are off the pace at the moment, but it is a good win for tony pulis and middlesbrough. sunderland are still bottom of the championship as well. the last of the 25 ties under way at ca rrow the last of the 25 ties under way at carrow road. i haven't had a look at the team news of this one. it is goalless at the moment. a strong chelsea team, but they have made changes. a poor game. we talked about some excellent games today, like the stoke/ coventry game. this is the best chance was no eden has. he is being rested. it is a strong chelsea team. antonio conte will be disappointed with the performance so far. we will go through some of the other ties today. newcastle struck three ina nine ties today. newcastle struck three in a nine minute spell, including that one from jonjo shelvey

after the opening game of match day twenty is on trucks i just catapulted into second place after beating a frustrated glod top team to milk but what they stay there let's find out on the bundesliga here's what's coming up legal leading byron have been playing like a super team as they face their kryptonite on saturday hoffenheim off to byron in two years but their hot streak gets the chance to continue. and relegation threatened to hamburg have their hands full when they travel to leipzig but would there be a crafty new plan in place for the new coach pulled up to tame the red bull. hello welcome to the bundesliga here on d w i am matt herman good to have you with us we're going to lead off with the team who has been leading the bundesliga ever since master ten after a slow start byron munich made a coaching change they brought back stalwarts you've hike since then they've lost just once in the league but saturday brought a tough test against often a team who were on beaten against biron in their last three meetings you know that kind of success led some to put you leonardo's man in the

the heart beat bill that requires the abortionist to check for a beating heart and if a heart beat can be detect, the baby is protected, has today 170 co-sponsors on it. it has another good long list that say, i'm not ready to sign on, but you put it on the floor and i'll vote for it. we can pass that bill off the house of representatives and send it over to the senate and if there are those that think, well, we don't want to let the heart beat bill get ahead of the pain-capable bill, i don't know why we wouldn't do that. i think that's a better policy, actually, and anybody that wants to save lives ought to be force that, but if that's their decision, fine, the heart beat bill can push the pain-capable bill out onto the floor of the senate and there can be a debate and vote on pain-capable, 209-week bill in the senate. . they don't very pro-life legislation moving through the senate but blocked up because they have a filibuster rule and preoccupied but if all this united states congress can do on march for life day is bring a bill post-abortion born alive, save those babies. i'm glad

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also no even it's to go head start isn't enough to beat by and especially with robert levin just the leading the line if you call cop detective see if he's a team this season. by edward rocking and starting to smell blood so they're both saying with referees a shock around the box he has given his first league goal in four years will square with a match barely a cool through the way three. stage level until the break but after that by and feeding frenzy he's become and put the champions in front of the first time and then moments later not sure if it dowd made it for. by a sports star now all but forgotten and there's still time to sound heard bob it's about souls in the williams yes hoffenheim strike i putting his accounts of his new club. not those men left to think well saved by and finally get the best out of that team. well well well let's have a look at what kind of reaction that comeback got on social media we have a tweet from. jerome boa tang he's head of goal salt byron draw level he tweeted to celebrate the side's win dedicating his goal to his twin daughters with a candid

zverev and kerber then teamed up to beat pospisil and bouchard in the mixed doubles. means germany will qualify for the final if they beat australia in the final round of group matches on thursday. belgium kept alive their hopes of reaching the final by whitewashing australia 3—0. their victories included a straight sets win for david goffin who beat thanasi kokkinakis 6—4, 6—2. belgium need to win their final match against canada and hope that germany lose to australia to reach the final. onto a story of one athlete fighting his way back to competition after a potentially life—threatening injury. englishman andrew cotton is used to competing in some of the world's most dangerous environments — he's a big wave surfer. and in november a massive wipeout on a sixty foot wave in portugal left him with a broken back, and no guarantee he'd get on a board again. over the last two months, andrew's been having intense physiotherapy to start walking and, he hopes, surfing again. the bbc‘s emma thomason‘s been given exclusive access to his progress. he thought it was going to be

he beat gasquet.d slam title as well. also in melbourne wins for rafael nadal. i'm happy that i was able to rise to a level that i needed to beat richard. you know, it was tough. to score shows it as well. i could have done it maybe a bit faster. but i‘m happy to have done it the way it happened. that is your sport. i‘m back throughout the evening. turkey has begun a new intervention in the conflict in syria — by launching an offensive against kurdish held territory near its border. it has long fought kurdish separatists within its own country and is now shelling kurdish militia in the afreen region. mark lowen reports from near the turkey—syria border. it began today, so called operation olive branch. turkish f16 fighter jets pounding afrin, an enclave of northern syria under the control of the syrian militia, the ypg. and turkish—backed syrian rebel fighters are on the ground as part of that offensive. turkey sees the ypg as a terrorist group, linked to turkey‘s kurdish militants, the pkk, who have

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pool four is wide open after french side racing 92 beat munster 3a — 30.ave to beat castres in the final round to guarantee top place and a home quarterfinal. in the same pool castres are 32—0 up against leicester. toulon thrashed benetton treviso to go top of pool 5. so a win for toulon but it was soured by homophobic --__,,_,_,,-,e-,+g -—:4; l5 “2 ' scored a try in the match and later apologised for his comments. tournament organisers european professional club rugby said its citing commissioner is looking into the incident. now, how about this for marital teamwork? england's chris paisley has claimed his first european tour title, winning the south africa open, where his wife was his caddie. paisley, who had a one shot lead going into today, held off the challenge of home favourite branden grace by carding a six under par 66 to win the title by three strokes. big hug from his wife keri, who was making her she does not know that much about golf, but she knows me better than anyone. when i was getting uptight or going a little fast, she would calm me down

our special edition of "the beat" on msnbc.i, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult? armless bowling. you got this, jimmy! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. pick a domain name. choose a design. you can build a website in under an hour. now that's a strike! get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. i love you. >>> welcome back to this special edition of "the beat." we turn our focus now to some of those big moments in 2017, moments that changed the entire national conversation. i'm joined by liz plnk from vox, shelby holiday from the "wall street journal," and comedian chuck nice. he's nice, man. we start with the women's marches. this was of course right after trump's inauguration. according to "washington post" estimates, this was the largest single-day demonstration in american history. think about that. half a million people in d.c. alo alone. >> the constitution does not begin with "i the president," it begins with "we the people." >> let

now, in latin america, it was a beat at 5.5% gain for the quarter, asia, middle east, and africa beatpe, european union, rather, up 1.4% in the quarter, and north america, though, a miss, down .8% for the quarter overall, organic growth grew 2.4% for the quarter also, taking you through what they said about tax reform they said it gave them a tax benefit of $59 million in the fourth quarter they also reported an effective tax rate at 24.5% for the fourth quarter, 22.8% for the fiscal year 2018. mondelez is now slightly in the green. back to you, kelly >> thank you facebook under pressure after reporting better than expected earnings reaction to numbers from kevin landis from firsthand capital management and dan morgan. welcome, guys. what's your thoughts about the quarter? >> i'm just trying to imagine how great things would have to be at cnbc if you folks actively took measures to get people to turn tv sets off >> i'm trying, every day no go ahead >> right, right, yeah. thank you. but, you know, it's -- if you would have told me a year ago, two years ago that at this point, facebook

elsewhere in their group, table toppers leinster beat montpellier.is also 10—5 up at home to toulon which is a crucial game for them. scarlets need to beat toulon to progress. it's also a busy day of football. premier league champions chelsea are back up to third after beating a beleagured brighton 4—0 at the amex. the scoreline is a little harsh on brighton but chelsea were always a threat. edin hazard scoring twice, his second a fine solo goal. it's chelsea first win of the new year but leaves brighton with only one from their last 13 league games and hovering just above the relegtion zone. i saw important things. now we have to continue because don't forget, in the last four games, we have finished three games with 0—0. today, we scored four goals. i'm very happy. arsenal showed they're capable of plenty of goals without alexis sanchez after beating an in form crystal palace 4—0. all four gunners goals came in the opening 22 minutes at the emirates. monreal and koscielny amongst the scorers on their return from injury. we started very well. we pla

to beat 0spreys in the game that is about to start.positive news for british tennis... andy murray's already been ruled out, kyle edmund has been struggling with an ankle strain, butjohanna konta says she has recovered from the hip injury that has disrupted her preparations. the british number one, who is seeded ninth, plays american madison brengle in the first round and is aiming to reproduce the form that took her to the semi—finals two years ago. what happened in brisbane, that got better quite quickly, quicker than thought, and it felt fine in my match in sydney. since then, just looking after the body, as usual, and so far, so good. i'm trying not to think too much back on how i did here last year, or how i was even feeling here last year. i'm coming into this year with slightly different challenges than i was last year, so i feel very actually conscious of really appreciating being back and playing, and almost... almost being grateful for the challenges that i have now, and also working through the challenges i faced in the last

the world number eight beat kyren wilson 10—7.le since dennis taylor in 1987. allen was the strong favourite, but it was a close match at london's alexandra palace. allen, with three ranking titles to his name, takes home just under $280,000. and now up to the priests on the piste. the alpine skiing championship clergyman took place, and they compete for thejohn paul ii cup. competitors are divided not on their beliefs, but on age. they compete on the 800 metre slalom course. the catholics are not the most aerodynamic outfits. i wonder if they can all call for divine intervention —— kazakhs. that's it from sport today. see you soon. goodbye. hello there. a very different feel to the weather over the next few days. the transition began during sunday, some northern and eastern areas stuck below freezing for the afternoon. down to the south—west, it was milder. skip ahead to tuesday, and all of us will be into that mild air, which is moving in our direction on this south—westerly wind, having more of an influence across the british i

she beat australian 0livia rogowska. thank you the joining us on sport today. details on the website. kelechi iheanacho became the first player to score a goal awarded by a video assistant referee in english football — as leicester beat third tier side, fleetwood town, in their fa cup third—round replay. iheanacho opened the scoring with a routine strike from islam slimani's pass. the big talking point of the game came — when ihenacho had a goal disallowed for offside. but refereejonathan moss liaised with video official mikejones and the goal was awarded 68 seconds after it hit the back of the net. leicester will play peterbrough in the fourth round. meanwhile west ham needed extra time, but were eventually 1—nil winners over third tier side, shrewsbury. reece burke with the goal. they'll play bournemouth or wigan in the fourth round. in france, radamel falcao scored an injury—time equaliser to claim a 2—2 draw for monaco against nice. but marseille leapfrogged them into second place, on the table by beating strasbourg 2 nil. india lost the key wicket of skipp

so a beat.he preliminary annual gdp figure was 1.5 that's a beat against expectations of 1.4% you can see this two-year gilt slightly up there. and we saw the cable numbers improving again, up from 1.4256 to closer to 1.4259. there we go just up slightly the underlying picture it is said of one of slower and uneven growth across the uk economy >>> oil prices are on track to post another week of gains after wti hit the highest level since 2014 in yesterday's tradement you can see both brent and wti in the green so far this morning. there is concern that rising crude prices could discourage the world's leading oil exporting nations. speaking to cnbc on a panel at davos, the saudi finance minister sought to soothe those concerns by insisting that his government remains committed to reform take a listen. >> we welcome higher oil prices, obviously. i don't mind at all. but then unlike what happened in the past, what we are doing now, we're saying we are disciplined. we announced our budget last year

chelsea ladies are second after beating arsenal 3—2.st ten minutes when a goalkeeping error from sari van veenendaal saw her carry the ball over the goal line. no joy for england's cricketers... they look to be heading for a 4—0 ashes series defeat after another dominant day for australia. the tourists ending day four in sydney on 93 for four... still 210 runs behind the aussies. patrick gearey is at the scg... it has cooled quite considerably now but this was a day of unforgiving heat and unforgiving australians. we always knew given the match situation that they would make england work hard and they made them toil under the boiling sun. when australians say it is hot, it is hot. the weather of the outback at the end of england's arid ashes. take shade, take water, take wickets if you can. not easy, shaun marsh hadn't even sweated when he went to a century. the celebration a family do with his brother, mitchell marsh, who would soon celebrate going to his own century. they almost forgot to run they were so keen to hug. this was about p

some of the shots that sean murphy played showed he is one of the men to beat.ve dropped it in but he thought he would play positively and he's that the pack. he went on to win the frame at the break. he's certainly not shy when it comes to getting over the line. people will praise ali carter for staging that fight but you have to give credit to sean murphy for seeing it through. lot of players could have gone into their shell and said it's not my day but he came out fighting, one a couple of frames and it was great to see him fight back. it was too much too late. thank you both, don't forget red button action continues at 7pm tonight and it's also on the bbc sport website. just before we go, it seems england did at least score one victory in the recent ashes series. australia batsman david warner has posed a video on his instagram account of his daughter singing her favourite cricket song — only it isn't one that he might have expected. oh, jimmy, jimmy anderson! jimmy, jimmy anderson! jimmy,jimmy! jimmy, jimmy anderson! oh, jimmy, jimmy anderson! jimmy, jimmy

crystal palace beat burnley.id moyes‘s 200th game as a premier league manager, ended with a 4—1victory over huddersfield. while west brom had their first win in 21 league games beating brighton 2—0. english rugby union champions, exeter chiefs, have boosted their chance of qualifying for the quarter—inals of the european champions cup with a dominant display against montpellier. there were also wins for ulster, harlequins and northampton. while european champions saracens are currently 15—12 against 0spreys. adam wild reports. sandy park is where you find the chiefs and this certainly an occasion for leaders. top of the english league exeter against montpellier, top of the french. the cross—channel challenge with plenty at stake. for exeter, defeat would end their european hopes. dave ewers‘s first half try kept them alive. tense, tight, not much space but then when you have 0lly woodburn on the wing, you don't always need it. that was brilliant, his second perhaps was even better. this secured the bonus point th

world champions australia beat new zealand earlier to regain the trophy. cheshire phoenix have won the british basketball league cup finalfor the first time in their history, beating worcester wolves 99—88 at the birmingham arena. cheshire led the wolves byjust a point at half time. but they asserted their dominance in the third quarter, storming to a iii—point lead. worcester fought back in the closing stages, but were unable to close the gap. in the women's cup final nottingham wildcats beat caledonia pride by 70—66. they were beaten in their first ever final last year but came through a close finish to take the title this time. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news over the evening. now it's time for meet the author. there is something about louisa clarke, lou, that has turned the novels of jojo moyes into international bestsellers. she's a heroine whose life appeals to readers who do not want to let her go. now, after me before you and after you comes still me, in which lou fetches up in new york in a different world, as pe

he beat his fellow keeper diego marinoto to put his side 3—1 up with ten minutes to go.l. wouldn't he be unhappy? the goalkeeper himself, the other one, happiest man in the world! you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. after the downpours and gales of wednesday, the weather prospects for thursday look a little bit quieter. this curl of cloud here, that was storm georgina now pushing off to the north—east. what we now have feeding in is this speckled cloud, some showers pushing in from the atlantic, in fact, some heavy showers coming thick and fast into northern ireland through the first part of the morning. also some showers pushing in across the west country into devon and cornwall, some of these could be on the heavy side. seven degrees there in plymouth. there will be some sunny breaks between those showers, and that mixture of sunshine and showers extends across wales and into the west midlands. a cooler, fresher start to the day, four degrees in birmingham.

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now it is time to take brady down and then we can celebrate after we beat them. >> reporter: a lot of people are feeling that way. if you every planning on driving triple a is giving out booklets called trip tics and line by line with maps how to get you from here to minneapolis. that is very latest live from center city chantee lans for >> okay, for the big pay back, james brown, all right, thanks chantee. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" how do you measure a philly fans passion, how about this, the video that shows just how loud eagles fans were when the bird took down strike initial south philadelphia. >>> philadelphia probably making history in the fight begins opioid epidemic what officials announce today and why state attorney general does not agree, kate. >>> we started the day with rain but now entering into a sunny stretch as rain clears out but sunshine, also comes with some colder temperatures, i'll tell you just how cold it will feel when you step outside the door tomorrow pro tip: gianraspberries for prices on produce. john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama

those are things that have to happen nerd for to us beat patriots.elieve right side of our offensive line is best right side, offensive line in football. so we have kelce, lane johnson and i say let them guys run that ball that way. get some play action. we will be doing well. >> third thing to look for third key for you, obviously nick foles will have to be aided by his weapon wide receivers that played a crucial role in this. judge are they your third key. >> i believe that the patriots will be able to stop the run at some point. offensive line controls line of scrimmage meaning patriots can't play four defensive lineman up front and they will to have put extra people in the box. so, patriots will to have play press man coverage and that is what you want as a receiver, you bring in torey smith, alshon jeffery, revitalized nelson agholor's game you have done all these things and now time to step up in the bright moments get off press conference, steph on gillmore makes a lot of money pressing people and so we will have to get off press man coverage,

the world is dancing to the beats of robin show it's the star d.j. from germany. to. tell me how he collaborates with internationally known big names such as british singer james blunt. in the music video for the single ok lunch has the memories of his x. rays from his brain under the supervision of talk to robin choi it's. been shows as big breakthrough was a dream come true for him. and. had actually been my plan but i didn't really have any plan b. i put everything i had into it and in everything i could to make sure it worked fortunately it worked out. robin show it started out arranging under-performance songs and giving them house beats in twenty fourteen his remakes of waves from the original by rats the missed approach rocketed to number one in six countries including christian. seven charts followed it up with prayer in c. and other remakes and its best onto the scene worldwide topping the i tunes charts in forty countries. the video was viewed more than five hundred million times on the internet. children. as the shot from the new must be section i never exp

beat england! beat england! it still matters. is special. it is another ashes test match. the quys is another ashes test match. the guys need no is another ashes test match. the guys need no more is another ashes test match. the guys need no more motivation, a great opportunity to try to win the test match and win the series 4—0. ashes series take a long time coming around. england must wait two years to try to reclaim it. four years for another chance over here. the aim for now is to turn the wheeljust a little in their direction. i have given up trying to predict the weather, it is so constantly changeable. what i think we can say is that this will be a better test match than the one in melbourne. that is partly because of the pitch, partly because it is a test in honour of the cancer foundation. looking around this place gives a sense of how special this ground is for both sets of players. they will wa nt for both sets of players. they will want the series to get a big finish and not a slow fade. patrick geary in sydney. colin

the new signing watched on to a soccer was neat flick to beat them a stick my odd cumber gideon young so yellow for his petulant reaction to going behind. phil it cost it short weekly when presented with a chance to level before half time i and things didn't improve much for homburg after the break. up. of cologne sealed victory in the sixty seventh minute . i was not meant to go to it again fast becoming a talisman for cologne as they seek a miraculous escape from relegation i deserve the way one for cologne and yet more misery for hamburg but time is running out for coach marcus ski's dall. well a crucial result in the relegation battle and the fans were quick to react on twitter i'm going to start with mark who paints a rather grim picture of the atmosphere in hamburg he says the fans and players are resigned to their fate they've given up fighting so this year he predicts hamburg will finally succumb to allegations. that cologne on the other hand are on the up european qualification might be a long way off but there's no harm in dreaming. freiburg has been showing some muscle of l

penn beat clemson and la salle lost. i'm john clark.oin us tonight at 11:35 for our road to victory playoff special on the eagles. thanks, everybody. >>> in new castle county, delaware, police officers and firefighters laced up their skates for the winter classic hockey game. the first responders took to the ice at the skating club in wilmington. >>> today the first annual women can do festival will celebrate the arts and community. it runs from 2:00 this afternoon until 7:00 this evening at the rotunda on walnut street in west philadelphia. it celebrates spirit and has speakers, live deejays be a vendors from all over the city. 5:57 on this sunday. it is not fit for man or beast out there this morning. nobody is safe. >> no doubt about that. the bitter cold temperatures are taking their toll across the entire region. we'll check in with nbc 10 randy gyllenhaal at a trouble spot in philly in just a few minutes. >>> and take a look at those numbers. still feeling below zero over much of the area. what is that? one location already feelin

in the same pool, castres beat leicester 39—0. 5. so a win for toulon, but it was soured by homophobic comments made by one of their players, mathieu bastareaud, to one of the opposition. bastereaud scored a try in the match and later apologised for his comments. tournament organisers european professional club rugby said its citing commissioner is looking into the incident. cricket, and opening batsman jason roy made england's highest individual one day international score, as england put their dismal ashes performance behind them to beat australia by five wickets. aaron finch hit 107 as australia compiled 304—8 from their 50 overs in melbourne, but that soon proved to be inadequate. roy faced just 151 balls as he passed alex hales‘s previous best score to hit 180, in what was the first of five 0dis. defending champion glen durrant has retained his bdo darts title with a dramatic win in the deciding set against mark mcgeeney. these were this year's top two seeds in the competition. mcgeeney did have darts to win the match, but du

i think he can play well enough to beat atlanta falcons.ell enough to take us to the super bowl. he's not carson wentz. nor will he ever be. but at the top of his game he can do a few things maybe carson doesn't do as well as he does and that's where he's got to be. >> not a bad endorsement. as far as the other quarterback in this game matt ryan was on the verge of winning it all last season until the falcons meltdown in the super bowl. ryan is looking for revenge from a year ago. he's been red hot in the playoffs but the penn charter grad has struggled in philly losing three of his four starts but he says he knows how to handle his return home. >> i'm used to it now. you know, i haven't played as long as i have, i understand that regardless of where we go where we play you have to, you know, you have to be at your very best every week. the one nice part is you see a lot of familiar faces friendly faces after the game which is always nice. >> all right. hockey now. after the four day bye they're back to work. they return to practice as they

wearing white jerseys has won all but one of the last 13 super bowls that streak started when pats beat the bird in 2005. >>> our very own, nick foles, is now a cover boy. the eagles quarterback is on the cover of the sports illustrated, the article inside talks about how the bird backup plan became the blueprint for a trip to the super bowl. but you can forget about the sports illustrated jinks, here's another cover this week featuring patriots quarterback tom brady. by the way magazine picked the path paths to win 27-16. well, we will see about that. >>> trash talk leading up to the big game is getting a who bakery fired up. dottie's doughnuts has officially stopped making boston cream doughnuts. they are now offering up eagles theme pistachio doughnut and greek pole doughnuts. >> and first thing people mention do you have eagles and grease pole doughnuts and stuff like that. people are excited bit. we are getting calls all over the internet and stuff like. that people are generally excited. >> and, new england has already fired back, the park in boston issued an ban on beloved philly