there's an upper brandon and a lower brandon plantation that are nearby. and those plantations have been more heavily studied and documented than this one. this one has not been as heavily studied or documented. i don't know why that is the case but also another reason i think it is important to document these structures because it hasn't been as heavily studied. there isn't existing documentation out there so it's important someone like myself come along and document it, it doesn't exist yet and one of the reasons i'm excited doing that today. i have to remind myself and others that when you come back to sites, you always have to remember you're missing a lot of the buildings. in order to paint a clear picture what life is like you have to be able to identify what buildings are missing. here, you usually have the main house. here we have the main house, this structure which may possibly have been used as a kitchen, also living space for enslaved people, kitchen quarter. we have a privy, a smokehouse, we have a well, a smokehouse and a well-being next to a

there's an upper brandon and lower brandon plantation that are also nearby, and those plantations have been more heavily studied and documented than this one. this one has not been as heavily studied or documented. i don't necessarily know why that is the case, but that's also another reason why i think it's important to document this, these structures, is because it hasn't been as heavily studied so there isn't already like existing documentation that's out there so it's important that, you know, someone like myself come along and document it, because it doesn't exist yet. that's why, one of the reasons i'm excited about doing that today. i always have to kind of remind myself and others that when you come back to sites, you always have to remember you're missing a lot of the buildings. so in order to paint a clear picture of what life is like, you have to be able to identify what buildings you're missing. so here, you usually always have like the main house. here we have the main house, this structure, which was -- may have possibly been used as a kitchen. also living space for ensla

brandon, thank you very much for joining us tonight on this very long day. surely the worst day of your young life. could you tell us what happened when that shooting -- as that shooter came closer and closer to your classroom? >> yeah, it was just -- it was a very, you know, scary, scary moment right there. as he was getting closer and just yelling and banging on the wall and -- you could hear him screaming and banging on other teachers' -- other teachers' doors, you know. >> i listened to your interview earlier with nbc news. and what was so clear about this is that you stayed very calm and apparently you followed the kinds of instructions that you got in the active shooter drills that your school has had. >> yes, i did. you know, i knew if i stayed calm and, you know -- you know, if i stayed calm, other students, you know -- it would help them stay a lot calmer as well. and, you know, it would make the situation like less intense. >> and how long were you in the classroom waiting to be able to be allowed to leave the school? >> i would say this happened a

brandon, you're a senior, correct? brandon's a senior, you're a freshman. but aidan, your tweets drew a lot of attention from the country. how does it feel that people were following along with you as this situation was unfolding? because no one knew anything. you were, you know, you were sort of the vessel that was giving information to the rest of the country and the world. i mean, that's a huge responsibility. >> i first started posting on twitter after i notified my family members. i tagged the high school. i was nervous and i just wanted it to be known, it was out there. and i started getting notifications on my phone that people were engaging with the tweet and people really found it useful information. as i probably tweeted maybe five minutes after we started. settling down and hiding and, you know, there was no major news source at the time. there was barely any police there at the time. so i feel like a lot of people found it useful and i'm glad that i could do that. >> i sort of touched on this a little bit earlier, but brandon, did you take -- di

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christian and brandon.e loved doing the countdowns and christian clicking at the last second to win the item. we got some amazing -- i think about 30% of the collection came from ebay. they had a real golden year there where a lot of this stuff, when ebay first came into existence, a lot of this stuff was coming out of attics across america. we even -- i recall getting one photograph from alaska, another one from canada. >> my favorite photograph is right here. it's a little girl. she looks like she's about 6 or 7 years old. and she's holding a picture of her father. she's wearing mourning ribbons. and when people wear mourning ribbons that usually means that someone died or a tragedy has happened. so, she's holding a picture of her father because her father's dead, and he probably died at war. and you can see when you look in her eyes that she's just devastated, and she just -- i mean, just so sad and depressed that her father's not around anymore. >> do you have a favorite here? >> my favorite photo's rig

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. >> talking with brandon graham telling one of his teammates hey we're legendary for life. >> that's true. >> that reminded me of fred shiro tell flares back in and we talking to forever. >> uh-huh. >> same thing apply to you. >> he'll talk about this team for a long, long time. >> miss laury, brand dom graham. >> let's listen we want to win this year can we come back next year and do it again but even small weeks this mrav group in that particular motion. >> yeah. yeah. >> it's culture that man that's not winning culture he's family culture. he built a. >> i can't wait to see them holding it upcoming off the. >> maybe wednesday we're not sure yet. having that in front of par a as they go down broad street. >> that parade will be something to be hold. we have to look ahead. i'm interested to see i have not paid close attention to the forecast. >> to the warm this week. >> it won't matter these fans are coming out no matter what. again you see chopper 3 live above the streets of philadelphia. as apeople continue to celebrate up and down the streets of philly wherever they may be. they

i want to start with you, mark and brandon.o-opted, brainwashed again by left wing activists. what's your response? >> not a chance. these students are motivated. these students are intelligent. the only motivation they have is making change. they haven't been contacted by any operatives, doing this on their own by the support of their families and people that love them. >> brandon, what's it like when you hear people saying you don't know what you're doing, you must be getting help from someone else. >> i think it's very despicable that he would have the audacity to say that. young people across this country and the world should feel they have the power to make things ride, especially in the wake of a tragedy, we show who we truly are. to say that just because we're young, we can't make a difference, is not right. he should apologize for this. >> delaney, have you been hearing this? >> with this there is hating and trolling and people saying you're just a little kid, you don't know what you're talking about, or you're a puppet

there sanis and upper brandon a lower brandon plantations nearby and they have been more heavily document and studied and documented, but this one has not been as heavily studied or documented and i don't know why that is the case, but it is also a another reason why i believe it is important to document these structures, because it has not been as heavily studied and so there is not existing documentation out there, and so it is important that someone like myself come along to document it, because it does not exist yet. so that is why i am excited about that today. i have to remind myself and others that when you are coming back to sites, you have to remember that you are missing buildings. so in order to paint a picture of what life was like, you have to identify what buildings are missing. so here, you usually always have the main house, and here we have the main house, this structure which was, may have possibly been used as a kitchen and also the living space for people in the kitchen quarters, and we have a smokehouse and a well, and a smokehouse and a well-being next to the the bui

arnold townsend. >> thank you, president brandon, commissioners. arnold townsend. i just want to rise to support this development. i've been involved with this several years now, and the development is just tremendous. it really should become the model for development in san francisco. i even said to our late mayor that all things being equal, we should never accept anything less. if they can do it, other developers should be required to do it. in talks about this development, the affordablity. we talk about the affordablity, and we talk about affordable housing all the time in san francisco, and my neighborhood, every time the term comes up, it prompts a question. the question is, affordable for whom, and that means it doesn't affect most of the people that i deal with, most of the folks who are challenged for housing in our church. this will meet their needs. not only will it meet the needs of people who constantly fall through the cracks, but it will even offer opportunity to people who have been pushed out of the city to come back, and in some communities, that

. >> back to kristen >> brandon, how does this moment feel right now? >> i can't even put it into words. really? it starts off with doug getting this right. the city being behind us. really, this is for the city. it's been since 1960, since the eagles won one, but this is just -- this is one of pane. >> can you put into words what the moment is like when the con featty is falling down? >> probably two-part answer to that question. first, you know, we going through the o,a's and doing training camp you have to dig deep to get the extra inch. this is what it's for, we had to scratch, bite, whatever it took to win this game. from the beginning, we had no doubt we were going to win >> the fact is, you guys had to end up out scores maybe the greatest quarterback to play the game. before the game, somebody had told you that, did you believe you could do it >> like i said, there was no doubt in our mind that we were going to win, whatever it took. >> what do you think the way nick gotten on such a role and played such great football? it's been amazing. >> the

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good afternoon, president brandon. vice president adams. commissioners.my name is phil williamson, senior project manager for the port of san francisco. very pleased today to be before you seeking your approval of the eight resolutions that amy just read into the record. so today i'm going to be talking and building off the report that we provided last november to you, the informational presentation on this project. and i'll be introducing after that kind of update, since -- well, what we've accomplished since that november meeting. i'll be introducing rebecca to go over the project's finances and the deal terms and she'll be followed by adam vanderwater and carly payne from m.t.a. to respond to the questions you raised in november, neighbourhood impacts from the project. and then i'll come back at the very end to sum up and repeat what amy just went through to remind you what we're all voting on today. here's the slide that should look familiar by now. this slide will change over the next 10 years. that area outlined in pink will dramatically be altered

brandon, thanks. we'll get back to you as you're able to cull more from folks as they leave the building. we'll check back with you. >> we just saw a few moments ago, the students were being brought out of the building and still happening. a large stream of students coming out with their hands up. police trying to clear the campus as efficiently as they can. a stack of backpacks that were starting to line up on the road there off campus. so you can imagine that law enforcement from the various departments there on scene will be checking through the backpacks. vanessa is on the ground. what do you have for us? >> tell me what is your name? >> i don't want to say. >> that's okay. where were you? what did you hear? >> we were in front of the tennis courts. we heard the fire alarm. it was supposed to be a fire drill. we had another one earlier. as soon as the alarm got pulled, kids were evacuated. i heard five pops. i thoughts that not a drill. we never did a drill like that. when we started to evacuate t

brandon: that is my thought process.this outspoken populism and you have the five-star movement in italy. it might end up where the government cannot get anything done, and there is a gridlock there. to us fromdon coming our princeton bureau. next, memos and conflicting statements. gop members are in an all-out war with the justice department over the potential release of a controversial memo. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets. i'm shery ahn. quinn. and i'm vonnie our stock of the hour is tumbling, just like most of the s&p 500 -- actually, most of them are not tumbling. julie hyman is here, as you can see. wereactor supply company talking about, down 8.5%, the biggest decline in the s&p 500 today. that was probably my clumsy language that trip you up. tractor supply is a retailer of outdoor and other stuff, and they are normally located in rural areas. company actually came out with a forecast for its full-year for earnings that is at least in line with analyst estimates, although the midpoint is bel

several eagles were honored during tonight's sixers game including offensive lineman brandon brooks andy and got to ring the ceremonial bell pregame and got some of the best seats in the house court side seats and jeff skversky caught up with the love the team has been getting. >> i'm sure you got the feeling landing back in philly with the lombardi trophy going to the complex what does it take of what it's going to be like. >> oh, man it's great. you know just to have the trophy and the team in history to win the super bowl and super grateful and glad. >> i have a funny feeling this team will not have to buy another meal. >> not for a while. >> or a beverage for a long long time. >> thank you ducis and carson wentz is getting the super bowl ring of course and giving out an engagement ring eagles quarterback announced he popped the question to his girlfriend maddie in a tweet today, he didn't pop the question in the tweet he told us in a tweet. and anyway wentz trumpeted the fact she said yes. he says he cannot wait to marry his best friends we have your complete guide for thursday's ce

a large supply of strawberry banana flavored vodka david and brandon down four shots in less than two minutes on empty stomachs. cause they're. the students university sports events are a great chance to get away from the pressure best studies but also a particularly good opportunity to potty train. movie. you know grandin isn't twenty one years old yet the legal age for drinking alcohol in the usa. but on campus circumventing the law has become a national sport. about another on the way to the stadium they get thirsty again their competition has started. in the streets of lexington the behavior of these young men doesn't seem to shock anyone you go there. the students even walk along with a bottle of vodka in their hand however as is the case on many other american campuses alcohol is illegal here the cops don't care that is that there was a default down through to hammer though like arrested as long as you can spare. the gold rush or somebody on university match days anything goes for almost anything. just outside the stadium the traditional parade has started. led by kerry their le

. >> reporter: let's continue our team coverage with nbc 10 brandon hudson. brandon, the city is ready for sunday to get here already. >> reporter: yeah, jim and jacqueline, the focus over the next 48 hours is the crowds. we have seen barriers like this and parking signs up and down broad street and other parts of the city where crowds are expected to celebrate. along south broad street there's traffic, wind and a calm. but a storm is brewing, not just the one expected in sunday's weather forecast. crowds of thousands will storm broad sheet if the eagles win superbowl lii. just like they did after the nfc championship game. michael hughes can't wait. >> reporter: if they win are you going to join the crowd? >> definitely. i will be ready to celebrate. >> reporter: philly police will be ready, too. they issued warning letters to drivers parked in the immediatean on south broad saying it is off limits sunday. they will have help from the streets department. >> we are about business but also about the business of allowing people to celebrate as long as it is pea

winner will be posted on brandon's social media accounts.winner gets lower level tickets, two tickets and travel expenses. it is a cbs.com for more information. >> fantastic. >>> tomorrow on cbs this morning as eagles and patriots gear up for super bowl lii, two cbs correspondent head to the hometown to find out which is super city. we already know the answer, join norah, >>> up next it is late show with stephen colbert followed by late, late show with james corden. our morning crew back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:00. for kate, entire crew in minnesota and one here i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer. we are always on cbs philly .com. >> thanks so much for watching have a good night, family, and sleep well. (gentle music)

the champs were honored during tonight's sixers game and brandon brooks and ty the players got to ring pregame afterwards jeff skversky caught up with big b. >> how amazing is that, it has to be something special and starting to click in that you guys won. >> very, very cool to see all the fans here. it's a crazy experience and glad i was part of that. >> what is that parade going to be like? >> it's going to be super crazy. [ chanting eagles fly ] joel embiid singing with the crowd as the sixers hosted the wizards and sixers lead the way and they are up 17 after one and forth quarter and embiid 27 and 12 and sixers win 115-102 the eagles are champs when will the sixers follow suit? >> i feel like since they won i feel like it kind of puts pressure on us. we are going to come and we have to keep on working together but it's been great. >> eagles running back corey clement had a nice game and getting a nice honor to match the school district there declared thursday corey clement day no school that day go ahead and head to the parade. it was all smiles when the action cam spotted him at

winner will be posted on brandon's social media accounts.er level tickets, two tickets and travel expenses. it is a cbs.com for more information. >> fantastic. >>> tomorrow on cbs this morning as eagles and patriots gear up for super bowl lii, two cbs correspondent head to the hometown to find out which is super city. we already know the answer, join norah, hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >>> up next it is late show with stephen colbert followed by late, late show with james corden. our morning crew back tomorrow from 4:30 to 7:00. for kate, entire crew in minnesota and one here i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer. we are always on cbs philly .com. >> thanks so much for watching have a good night, f

talking about. >> you know what it is. >> live with brandon graham.dy. >> i'm feeling good. i can't wait to see these tweets and all these people tearing it up in philly right now. >> you know what it is. listen, did you notice all the fans that came out here. >> oh, yeah we can see green all through there even though they're purple seats. i'm happy they brought it out here to minnesota and i'm happy we didn't leave them empty handed. >> it almost felt like home game at times for you guys, which is pretty incredible because new england pate treats won five titles. >> and we talked about us having our green jerseys on. it's a home game for us. they talked about wearing white jerseys because they have not lost with white jerseys on and it was like those guys fought hard. i'm tired. i gave everything i had and nick foles played best game ever. people that didn't give him a chance. i told you he keeps working and he didn't get the reps and when he got his feet up under him he showed what he could do. i'm thankful he got hot when we needed him. >> you said

brandon menof is a senior was outside when the shooting started. his younger brother aden was in the school. aden, we'll start with you. what did you first see and experience? >> so, i was wrapping up in math class. as you know, it was the end of the day and we were pretty much just packing up. we heard a few pops and at the time we didn't really think much of it as it could have been, you know, a kid throwing something or maybe a chip bag opening in the hallway, until one of my friends who was previously in the bathroom came in running frantically screaming that there is a shooter. he heard gunshots. and we were all a little suspicious until the fire alarm was pulled shortly then after and we heard a bunch of other shots. and that's when the lights were turned off, door was locked and we went into hiding. >> aden, have you accounted for all of your friends at school? is everybody okay that you know? >> yes, i do, and everyone in my classroom that i was in is okay, including the teacher and the administrator that was spectating us. >> all right. we

good afternoon, commissioners and of the brandon and congratulations. to we have been excited each time that we have come here and this time we are really excited because we are on the cusp of breaking ground, and what i made this comment if the planning commission and the president made a joke that this is actually true. i don't know that it is true but i suspect for the project of its sale we will be the quickest from project approval to project construction which is exciting. i will walk you through the first phase. most will be familiar to you. talk about the things we are doing to make it a successful first phase from the standpoint of the community and the place that is being created and talk through schedule and what we think the budget looks like. one of the great things about starting the work that we are doing, we are not actually starting at pier 70, one of the things you put in place is the momentum from rehabbing buildings, the work in the first phase of the park. we are excited to connect to that. obviously, we need to connect to the adjac

nbc 10's brandon hudson from 30ation where een how does this look ll waiting and waiting with a lot a will the have gotten in line. people are.have been waitin minutes. we met a woman waiting an ho >> what have you been doing to try to kill time? >> try to stay warm huddled together.h other hugs. warm up our hands. >> reporter: before we let you go. we got an update from septa saying it's 7:00 tonight the market frankfurt lines and broad street lines will reopen. also the city trolley line will reopen. live i'm brandon hudson nbc 10 news. >> it's amazing to see how much energy they have just standing in line. it's over but they are still so energetic doing the chant and doing everything. >> reporter: yeah that's right. it's one of the better ways to keep warm. when you have a lot of energy that's been stored up for a championship like this it's going to keep you warm. and you can see firsthand people have been waiting here up. and they have a lot oha >> >> reporter: the city isag bathed just reopened not too long ago. you can see b street. so this is that's reopened now. make their wa

. >> let's continue our team coverage with brandon hudson. some winners and some losers here too. >> that's right. you look around city hall and you will see no parking signs like this one and steel barricades like those over there. while the city plans the parade, business owners deal with the impact the super bowl high going strong inside the modal's on chestnut street in center city. you got the hat. >> the hat, the pennant, long sleeve a hoodie. >> reporter: tom leavy bought collectibles. this modals will open an hour and a half earlier to accommodate the crowd. restaurants and bars expect to be at capacity. just like hotels in center city. >> all booked. >> reporter: thomas linenbough flew in to watch the parade. bars restaurants, hotels and sporting good stores will be big winners. on the flip side. this auto shop will close because customers can't get in. yoga classes will be cut. she will make the most of it and plan to check out the parade. >> it is a bummer for my income, but so exciting. we are so thrilled. to much fun to pour out

brandon abz-ug thank you for talking to us.te talking to you in this entire strategy and we'll be watching on wednesday. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> we're following a lot of news. let's get right to it. >>> one person didn't do what he should have done. it makes me sick to my stomach. >> whoever didn't do their job has to be held accountable. >> if we don't fix this now, when will it change? >> we have to end our country of what's happening with respect to that subject. >> i'm hopeful that the president may be willing to take on the nra. if he does there may be a bunch of republicans who will follow. >> the memo was a nothing. >> i'm not surprised that the white house tried to bury this memo. the fbi acted appropriately. >> they are advocating that it's okay for the fbi and doj to use political dirt paid

the eagles take it away, brandon graham knocks it three derrick barnett the rookie recovers first sackthe super bowl on brady who threw over 500 yards and hail mary unreal and eagles hang on to win 41-33 second most points in super bowl history combined the eagles are super bowl champions for the first time tonight, it's hard to believe watching this for nick foles jeffrey laurie and bradley cooper this is a celebration tonight in minneapolis and super bowl 52 the misery is finally over for eagles fans and this city, the dark cloud over the scene is over and jeffrey laurie bought the team for 185 million getting a vince lombardi trophy and the first championship since 1960 and the first super bowl trophy and nick foles getting super bowl mvp and three passing touchdowns and let's not forget about the touchdown at the end of the half that gutsy call by coach doug pederson do you kick it or go for not only do they go for it but go for it in a manner we have never seen in super bowl. >> you talk about him buying the eagles paid 7 for the franchise and saw the conditions at the old veteran

brandon, tell us about this guy, fellow students call nick, 19-year-old nicholas cruz? >> i had two classes with him back sophomore year. i never really associated with him or talked to him until one day i got paired to do a project with him and he just started talking to me, telling me how he got expelled from two different private schools, held back twice, he had aspirations of joining the military, and he enjoyed hunting. >> people said he made unusual markings on his body, he left an incredible trail of kind of evidence pointing to this on social media. it sounds like he was the kind of kid you then took pains to avoid? >> i hadn't seen that at the time. i just always thought that he was unusual and strange. always sat alone, twiddling his thumbs, keeping to himself, laugh at himself. >> so what was your reaction when you heard that it was him? >> i wasn't surprised, but it was kind of unfortunate to hear. >> if you were a lawmaker, an adult in a decision-making position, how would you stop, do you think, the kind of thing that happened today? a kid who had been thr

. >> good afternoon, president brandon, rise president adams, commissioner woo ho. i am elaine forbes, and i am the port's executive director. first i would like to congratulate the hit toric pier 70 and the -- historic pier 70 and the orton project. >> on march 7th at 8:30, they will receive an award honoring their outstanding contribution and other outstanding winners. i'd like to explain why they won this award. the award rationale is despite challenges, historic constraints, environmental and structural challenges, a complex capital stack, tax credits, these buildings were historically renovated and successfully leased, and they have served as a catalyst for the reextremity of the larger site. these revenues have been put back into rehabilitation for the port of san francisco. these proud structures inaccessible to the public since their original construction can now be viewed, experienced, and appreciated by future generations. so congratulations to orton development, eddie orton, to plant construction, to the port team led by phil williamson, and i believe we

and brandon says going to the grovy store is tougher and nick foles life has changed as well. doug peterson says that one of his messages to the guys as they departed today was there say downside to success. you talk about endorsement deals and guys that don't want to report to training camp and holding out because of contracts and autograph signings for money, his message is to enjoy it and get used to playing if february and short offseasons that is what will happen around here, this is a town of football success and doesn't think this is the last super bowl and wanted to warn them about the possible downsides of this kind of success. more coming up for the eagles on 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. a good time in philadelphia. live at the nova care complex. rick and sara back to you. >> thank you. >>> well, fans hoping to get a pass on septa rail trains into the city for tomorrow's big celebratoory parade are running into problems. >> fans are trying to get their hands on the passes and many found themselves out in the cold. john rawlins live now with the details. >> reporter: hi guys,

we sit down with the pirates' first baseman brandon bell. >> brandon, one of many things you guys don you're here in spring training, you get a lot of mail. when you came here the first year, you had a whole stack waiting for you. what is the weirdest thing anyone has sent you? >> a lot of times i get a lot of, like, giraffe stuff. probably something that has to do with a giraffe. >> you have a stack here. let's see if there's anything interesting. >> huge giants fans. >> short and sweet, that's the kind i like right there. jacksonville, florida. >> we might get it. >> it's my favorite, trivia. . they've been so supportive of our team, the good and the bad. they've been supportive of me. chld hope we get them back to you. . brandon, thank you. >> a little country notwithstanding, o -- this is t 11th season of the giants ver s versus. >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, wild winter weather of that medium graupel. we've been tracking this storm for us. >> you can see on the extended forecast that we'll clear up from this activity tomorrow, but some rain may be coming our way. maybe some ha

from wisconsin, line for a student, brandon. hello from milwaukee. >> hi, pedro. i think what we need to do is we need to arm our last line defenders, and we did something very similar when 9/11 happened. we gave pilots the option to carry guns. and we haven't had any incidents from that. so i think we really need to arm our last line defenders and give them the opportunity to react when something bad does happen, and it will happen again. >> so you're talking about -- so brandon, you're talking about teachers then? >> yeah, absolutely. certain teachers, if they are willing and if they are qualified, they should be able to carry. >> and as far as milwaukee, does milwaukee or wisconsin do anything along that line? >> not currently, not in our city. not with the public school. i'm not sure what the situation with the private school. but within the public school, we do not, and fortunately, we haven't had an incident like that. but i don't know why we would want to wait before we actually implement something like that. >> so brandon, along this last line of defense y

this is the live camera showing 30th street tonight nbc 10 brandon hudson joins us live.etting out of this parade was not easy with so many people out there. >> reporter: some people waited more than two hours just to get home. the line went right out the door here at 30th street station and stretched all the way down to the bridge. we seen long lines before. usually riders are inpatient but today they say it was worth it to see the super bowl champs. on the ground or in the lines at 30th street station this afternoon appeared never ending. accept to riders corralled in lines out the door trying to keep warm. >> huddled together, giving each other hugs. >> reporter: most didn't mind. the energy kept their blood pumping, so did that super bowl high. >> we had a lot of lines but it was a great day and we got to see all of our birds fly high. >> reporter: thousands of eagles fans flocked to the train station after the parade. police told them where to go in line. donna waited in line two hours to catch a train to delaware. no wait would ruin the chance to see the parade, a m

brandon graham strip sack and the burton pass to nick foles is another one. if you think there was any panic on the birds part while calling that play. watch this. -- >> you want philly special. >> lets do it. >> philly special -- here we go -- go! lets go! >> i was feeling it right there. >> awesome. there grew baby! >> everything today. >> catching and throwing! >> i'll take it. a little action there. it works. i'm waiting for that one. >> as you all saw it i saw the replay and miked up and it's really cool. you get to see an insight into our relationship and there is a lot of trust and a lot of faith and cool to go out in that moment and get the touch down there. >> the right time at the right moment: obviously it will be a pretty famous play i think now talked about for a long time. >> you think? >> i still can't believe this ran that play. >> interesting that it was nick foles went to peterson and suggested the play and he was like oh okay. ho-hum. >> cecily tynan with the forecast. this winter in the state with more ski mountains than any other, family

brandon graham usually over at the sauna he found out there's a sauna at the team hotel so he's ablet there. zach ertz runs lapse in the pool. they all have their own way. because at the end of the day, this is a moment that people have been dreaming about their entire lives. and everyone has a different story to get here and everyone can appreciate it differently including big v. he stepped up when just one of the many eagles went down and he can truly appreciate what this moment means. >> it's a crazy feeling. you know we're all excited for this game. yeah, i mean, there's no words. i mean we're here, you know, we're here at the super bowl much it's a big game. i can't wait to play on sunday. >> of course, the original team, the family, they're the ones that have been pushing big v his entire life. our mike doocy out of the fox station in dallas had chance to catch up with big v's family to is he what this moment means for them. >> that's football from the team the eagles team i'll sign that one. >> shirley have i tie home is filled with mow moan toes celebrating the success of her

. >>> brandon thought of everything, and when i say everything, i do mean everything. >> surprise! natalie. she walks into the house, it's filled with her friends and family. now let's rewind back to the top of the morning, he told her to get dressed. he planned a day full of surprises, time at the boardwalk, a photographer, a great dinner, a room at their favorite hotel. she thought the day was over when he proposed to her. as they walk into the doofr r o their home there's more. >> you have to celebrate this huge step in your lives together. >> brandon coordinated all of this with them. few came over and decorated early. they have food, family and drinks and it's going to be a fun night. about four years ago jason and courtney met at this restaurant. jason's brother is recording all of it. they step outside, he stops and tells her he loves her and gives her a hug and starts to talk about four years ago and before can he go any further -- >> are you crying already? you're crying. >> she knows and he hasn't even asked her any questions. >> do you want to go eat fish? >> why are you