live to minnesota with ducis rogers and brian westbrook. it starts today in practice. >> yes, indeed their first practice of super bowl week was held earlier today with the second straight day we heard from nick foles what is the sentence you get? >> he say competent guy a lot of success in the last nfc championship game and that type of confidence so close to this game the big stage the super bowl is a great thing for nick. >> he was the subject of a large media gathering but not before he stopped by to see b. west. and he is embracing it. >> the opportunity to compete at the highest level and the largest game against the best. that is what we play the game for and look forward to. to go into the game with the opportunity i'm looking forward to it. >> i had an assistant coach telling me that this team has loose confidence why is that a good thing? >> if you are uptight and nervous you can't play your best game. they are loose all season long dancing and having celebration, that is the character and they are loose. and they need that to win

. >> reporter: amanda orr of reuters, and brian rogers, the houston chronicle's legal affairs reporterd the melgar murder. >> they're getting information right away about kind of a sketchy neighbor, known to break into houses, steal stuff and pawn it. and he's up the block and maybe at the scene that night. >> that's right. a neighbor who had -- just getting out of jail, who was suspicious. >> reporter: lizz thought to add him to the list of potential suspects. >> did you have ideas for them? >> i did. >> reporter: she also suggested they talk to one of her parents' tenants, someone who'd had disputes with her dad. and there was a co-worker of jaime's she got a bad vibe from. and again, lizz says she urged detectives to look at her ex. he had a record of drug arrests. if not him, what about people in his circle? months dragged by without word on the investigation. >> you believe someone is out there, has gotten away with killing your father. >> yeah, absolutely. it was hard to sleep at night. i was -- every little noise was -- had me on edge. >> were you worried about your mother? >> o

live is ducis rogers and former great brian westbrook who played in the eagles last super bowl. >> that was 13 years ago and a lot riding on this game come sunday. how impressed were you with doug peterson getting to this point. >> you deal with the injuries and darren sproles and hicks and all the guys he lost throughout the season and everyone doubted him but they found a way to win. they are 13-3 and find a way to blowout the minnesota vikings with the best defense in the league and win the nfc championship game and playing in the super bowl in his sec year without the mvp candidate carson wentz. he has done a great job. >> he spotted you and big hug between you and the coach and then you got the coach for an exclusive one-on-one. >> coach, you are turning 50 tomorrow. >> oh thank you. >> as a reminder. sec year in the nfl as a head coach your team is playing in the super bowl how does it feel. >> this feels great this is what we work for and go to ota's for and one thing to be excited to be here but we understand that it's unfinished business. >> your guys played awesome in the play

and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, and ducis rogers. and for cecily tynan and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. more and more student debt is keeping people from doing what they love. (horn sound) ♪ ♪ like buying a home. ♪ ♪ (knocking sound) traveling. ♪ ♪ even getting married. ♪ ♪ at citizens bank we can help you refinance both your federal and private student loans. so you can start saving and get on with your life. ask a leader in student lending how we can help you reach your potential. >>> tonight, the deadly school shooting. the gunman opening fire inside a high school. at least two dead, more than a dozen shot or injured. police and ambulances rushing to the scene. >>> also tonight, the major headline in the russia investigation. robert mueller now reaching right into president trump's cabinet. interviewing attorney general jeff sessions. and tonight, abc news now confirming mueller wants to question the president on two key issues. >>> the powerful

"action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 tonight and brian taff and ducis rogers and join us for "actions" at 11:00 here on channel 6. for jim gardner, cecily tynan, adam joseph, ducis rogers and jeff skversky i'm rick williams have a nice evening. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. just a short time ago, president trump offering a deal for the dreamers. a path to citizenship for 1.8 million. what the white house is and inning in return. >>> also tonight, president trump in davos, reporters shouting questions, but back home, will he answer questions from robert mueller? he says he will under oath. you'll hear the audio tonight. but tonight, what his lawyer is now saying about that. >>> the developing headline. what went wrong? the father, taken captive during a home invasion, then shot and killed as fbi agents were raiding the home. >>> the deadly high school shooting, and now we learn about the daughter who was killed and the phone call she made during the chaos right before. >>> the urgent manhunt under way right now in the killing of a sheriff's

ducis rogers, jamie apody, brian taff, sharrie williams and sarah bloomquist are the people you'll see in front of the camera. keep up with the "action news" team on on the air and twitter d facebook and 6abc.com. >>> on the 6abc app you can see carson wentz interview from yesterday. we'll play some of it for you in 20 minutes. plus, check out our free downloadable underdogmatic to help you show your support ahead of the big game. >> your time 5:06 a.m., new information to tell you about this morning, two people in critical condition after a violent collision between tractor-trailer and two other vehicles. the northbound labels ever route 1 at the -- lanes of route 1 at the pine street controversy pass. the truck hit the other vehicles at 1:20 a.m. crews transported the victims to st. mary medical center. >>> new this morning, a teenager is injured after an apartment fire in the frankford section of philadelphia. the action cam at that scene a little after 12:30 a.m. 1300 block of ruin street. the only person home was a 17-year-old boy. he escaped with minor burns to see arms. the fire

join me along with brian and ducis rogers tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" atn phl 17. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> philadelphia fire lieutenant matthew letourneau loved fighting fires and giving back to his community. today his colleagues stood at attention outside of the cathedral basilica to honor his commitment and say good-bye. the big story on "action news" is friends and family and colleagues gathering to remember fire lieutenant matthew letourneau. the viewing is underway in philadelphia tonight. he was killed when part of a burning row home collapsed on him. and the civilian was found dead in the house on the 2200 block of north colorado street. federal authorities are try to determine what sparked the fire. christie aleto is live outside of the cathedral basilica this evening. >> firefighters came from across the region to say good-bye tonight haven't they? >> reporter: that is right. a somber scene here outside of the basilica, the first

and "action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams, and ducis rogers. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 on channel 6. for cecily tynan, jeff skversky, ducis rogers, and the entire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. >>> tonight, the president's profane attack. president trump in the oval office, talking about immigration, suddenly asking why are we having all of these people from blank countries? using an expletive we cannot repeat. tonight, the outrage already. >>> also breaking at this hour, the massive winter storm. 120 million americans, heavy snow from the midwest to the east. and a very dangerous day tomorrow. freezing rain and black ice on the roads. >>> the stunning video tonight, the sheer force of the deadly rain and mud smashing into those homes. were there no alerts until after the mudslides began? >>> the republican governor on the rise, now under fire tonight. the former navy s.e.a.l. admitting to being unfaithful, but denying something else. >>> the deadly flu. tonight, a moth

ducis rogers and brian westbrook have more. >> i love this match-up.e the opportunity that the eagles have this week coming up. a tough match-upp the nfc game should be tough and the vikings have a great defense and sometimes they struggle to score points. the one key thing for the offense do not turn the football over no fumbles and no interceptions. >> we saw fumbles saturday night against the falcons what is the pressure to take care of the football and have things tightened up. >> you play a team like this it's a defensive battle and a lot of pressure on nick foles and pump the football and don't give the team the short field advantage, and if we focus on that and nick foles continues to be accurate passing the football doug peterson has a good game like last week and we have a chance. >> more on the championship game friday night in our playoff preview party live from chickie's and petes and ducis rogers and ron jawarksi joins us for that. >>> and drivers at glassboro show their high school spirit. and eagles spirit. he goes back to visit many tim

ducis rogers, sharrie williams, jamie apody, brian taff will be bringing you live reports all week from minnesota at facebook and twitter and 6abc.com. >>> gunfire erupted inside a home along the 100 block of south third street in reading last night. the injured victim was rushed to the hospital. no word on their condition. investigators have not released a details about a possible suspect in the murder or motive. >>> a person is under arrest after this fire tore through a group home in north philadelphia last night. 6 people were injured. a man jumped to safety along 3400 block of 15th street. all the injured are in stable condition. >>> with the grammies along with the music there was a fair bit of politics, we'll show you the highlights. >>> a small plane comes down on the freeway out west. >>> later in business, you can file your taxes starting today, some some of you will be delayed hearing back from the internal revenue service. >> reporter: lingering rain down the shore, we have light snow showers building in for tomorrow morning. accumulations and the rest of the seven-day forec

alicia vitarelli, adam joseph and cecily tynan, i'm sharrie williams, join me along with brian adam and ducis rogersnews" at 10:00 on phl 17. >> "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. today's brush of wintry weather feels like two different storms and residents saw different amounts of snow enough for the blower and people to the south and east got a dusting perfect for a shovel. and tonight on "action news" is a winter warm up that won't be a flash in the pan. >> furs we have to get through hours of of cold temperatures. are you looking live from our sky 6 camera several skiers and borders enjoying the slopes. >> meteorologist, cecily tynan, is live in the "action news" weather center tonight with more on this warm-up. cecily we have to get through the cold spell first. at least there is a light at the ent of the tunnel. >> we have cold air rushing in behind our departing snow. double scan live radar showing nothing happening here it's still snowing in parts of

brian taff, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm sharrie williams, join in along with brian, adam and ducis rogersonight and every night for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. "action news" is 5:00 is coming up next. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> thursday night and the big story on "action news" is breaking news. one lane of northbound route 1 is getting by now after a water main break. look at that backup. chopper 6 hd was over the scene a short time ago and started at lunge time and still choking rush hour traffic tonight. christie aleto just arrived on the scene in east falls. >> reporter: the water department is on scene and this is where the water main starts and got so bad at times, it leaked on to the roosevelt boulevard and that one northbound lane is open but there is still a lot of residual delays on the side streets, it's causing a lot of traffic and this could not come as a worse time as people are headed home at the height of rush hour. >> the water department

"action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff sharrie williams adam joseph and ducis rogers join us for "action news" here at 11:00 on channel 6. and for cecily tynan and ducis rogers and thentire "action news" team. i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hr 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. >>> tonight, the deadly storm hitting at this hour. states of emergency in effect. nearly a dozen people killed on the roads today. an 8-month-old among the victims. the snow the ice, the freezing rain from the south all the way up to the northeast. >>> also developing at this hour, will there be a government shutdown? time running out. democrats telling the president we must make a deal on the dreamers. a key republican le

"action news" continues at 10:00 on phl 17 with brian taff, sharrie williams and adam joseph and ducis rogers please join us for a special report at 11:00 here on channel 6. a new jersey family's dog dies while getting groomed at pet smart. only "action news" sat down in their home and heard the heart-wrenching details. >> they gave us the news that the dog was dead upon arrival. my baby was dead upon arrival. chad pradelli has the story tonight at 11:00. for cecily tynan and jeff skversky and ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner. we hope you'll join us at 11:00. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! amazing produce prices. only at giant. >>> tonight, as we come on the air, the desperate search right now. the deadly mudslides. rescue teams trying to get into homes swallowed by the mud. at least two dozen people still missing. searchers breaking through rooftops. the coast guard helicopter rescuing a family of five. miles of highway blocked. oprah winfrey posting video. the damage right out

brian taff and sharrie williams. and meteorologist adam joseph and ducis rogers. join us for "action news" here on channel 6 at 11:00. and for david murphy and cecily tynan i'm rick williams we hope to see you tonight at 11:00.  >>> tonight, several c t gymna doctor, larry nassar, sentenced to 175 years in pr telling him, just signed your death t hehen , are you guilty? >>> also, we have breaking news coming in now. what president trump just said about talking to robert mueller under oath. as the special counsel moves in closer to the president. >>> the high speed collision today -- >> oh, no. oh, no. >> the suspect trying to escape police, crashing head-on into an innocent driver. >>> the deadly school shooting. two dead, several students shot. and tonight, what we've now learned about the 15-year-old with the gun. >>> the deadly flu epidemic. one of the newest victims, a 6-year-old girl. and the new study that came out late today, what the flu does to

rogers is back. this time the st. >> reporter: brian kravitz began fixing typewriters in the 1970s and continued until computers came on the scene. but much to his delight and surprise, typewriters are back in vogue and kravitz is in business for himself. >> i feel good, i get up every day. i'm not going to sit around. what am i going to do, go to the golf course? no, not me. i want to do things. >> reporter: he launched his business in 2015, fixing and selling machines that date back to the 1920s. kravitz worked for years in marketing and direct mail and said his experience in the workforce has helped him with his latest venture. >> i'm much more aware because i've had so many more experiences in being in business and doing things with people. >> reporter: while millenial entrepreneurs l mark zuckerberg may be grabbing headlines, 2015 data from the kaufman foundation found baby boomers were twice as likely as millenials to launch their own businesses. ex say the rise in entrepreneur is a byproduct of the financial crisis that decimated the retirement savings of many, and in part the desire to remain

so now we don't have that problem just with roger for we also have the problem with brian armstrong quintus he doesn't like to coin he holds a majority of his wealth in a theorem so i hear. and every time you hear him speak about that point versus there him he says you gotta go where the developers are going so i think it's pretty funny is that for the developers are going to lose money that's where they get lured into a honey trap of making buggy smart contracts that lose millions of dollars it's much harder to make smart contracts because that lose millions of dollars because we've purposely restricted the attack surface so it's harder to screw up and lose money so less money is lost o'brien armstrong one of the you know the c.e.o. of the biggest on border in united states right now doesn't like that point so much so he hasn't implemented segue which gives us twice the processing power and you know more security transactional ability secured basic boost to secure it all these good things that came from. being implemented you know brian armstrong's team doesn't do and his team also doesn't

code took the name took the logo and so now we don't have that problem just with roger for we also have the problem with brian armstrong going place he doesn't like to coin he holds a majority of his wealth in the fear him so i hear. and every time you hear him speak about that point versus there him he says you gotta go where the developers are going so i think it's pretty funny because as for the developers are going to lose money that's where they get lured into a honey trap of making buggy smart contracts that lose millions of dollars it's much harder to make smart contracts because that lose millions of dollars because we've purposely restricted the attack surface so it's harder to screw up and lose money so less money is lost when brian armstrong one of the you know the c.e.o. of the biggest on border in united states right now doesn't like that point so much so he hasn't implemented segue which gives us twice the processing power and you know more security transactional ability secured basic boost to secure it all these good things that came from. being implemented you know brian armstrong's team doesn

code took the name took the logo and so now we don't have that problem just with roger for we also have the problem with brian armstrong going place he doesn't like to coin he holds a majority of his wealth and i fear him so i hear. and every time you hear him speak about that point versus there him he says you gotta go where the developers are going so i think it's pretty funny because that's for the developers are going to lose money that's where they get lured into a honey trap of making buggy smart contracts that lose millions of dollars it's much harder to make smart contracts because that lose millions of dollars because we've purposely restricted the attack surface so it's harder to screw up and lose money so less money is lost when brian armstrong one of the you know the c.e.o. of the biggest on border in united states right now doesn't like that point so much so he hasn't implemented segue which gives us twice the processing power and you know more security transactional ability secured basic boost to secure and all these good things that came from. being implemented you know brian armstrong's team d

don bacon, representative ron estey, representative brian fitzpatrick, randy -- representative bob, representative barry watermill, representative roger marshall, representative christie gnome, representative ralph norman, robert pitt injured, representative tom rooney, representative lloyd e, representative claudia tenney, glenn thompson, representative brad, joe wilson, and representative luke messer. do we have a pro-life congress or what? thank you. >> thank you very much. more than ever it is important to hear that our lawmakers hear from pro-life americans especially young people. when you finish marching today stop by their offices and let them know and those who aren't here, maybe they need to know more, let them know you stand for life. this advocacy has long been part of the march for life. turn your attention back to the jumbotron and we will identify four people who participated in the march '45 years ago, the first march for life, take a look at the jumbotron. >> in 1973, the roe versus wade decision was set down by the supreme court imposing abortion on all 50 american states. a small group of concerned citizens mobilize

brian taff. hope you'll join me along with sharrie and ducis rogers tonight and every night for a full hour of "actions" at 10:00 on phl 17. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> it's become a routine for anyone outside. layering up and bundling and rushing to destinations. it's just too cold to take your time. even the delaware river in trenton is icing over and tonight we track a major winter storm. it's tuesday night and the big story on "action news" is the unrelenting cold that continues to grip our region and that is just one of many concerns this evening. >> several areas are under a winter storm watch because we have an approaching nor'easter. and these folks in wilmington, delaware know how to keep themselves warm in addition to the heavy coats and scarves and gloves they have their head covered. you lose heat through your head. so it's always a good idea. bob brooks here with how to prepare your car. but first let head to cecily tynan with the approaching nor'easter. >> one ingredient you

brian taff, and sharrie williams. and please join us for "action news" at 11:00 on channel 6. for cecily tynan, ducis rogers and the entire "action news" team i'm jim gardner we hope you'll join us for "action news" at 11:00. excuse me everyone! paul? paul? this is three million dollar mega multiplier the new game from the pennsylvania lottery with top prizes of three million dollars! three million dollars! did you win? i don't know. i'm so excited about it. this could be a big winner! just had to share. carry on. sometimes the moments before you scratch are as exciting as the moments you do. keep on scratchin'! >>> tonight, several dropping stories as we come on the air. if monster winter storm brewing right now off the east coast. set to hit in the coming hours from florida, then all the way up to d.c., philly, new york and poston. schools closed tonight already. and it all comes amid the deadly deep freeze in this country, 30 states already. the massive pileup tonight. the images coming in right now. >>> also tonight, president trump, back at the white house and back on twitter. the president targeting t

brian taff. we'll be seeing you throughout the day live channel 6. >> coming up in our next half-hour, poad -- poad and -- jamie apody poad and ducis rogers have more ahead. >> jeanette reyes has more coverage live from center city. good morning, jennette. >> reporter: good morning, matt and tam, eagles fans are hoping the team can feel the love all the way over in minnesota. one fast food change is changing its name much to the pleasant surprise for the fans. >> go birds. >> reporter: just days away from the super bowl, the undieing loyalty for our eagles only grows stronger. any sign of that other team they are playing is being wiped away or better yet covered up. >> reporter: what do you think the name change? >> we are in philly. >> i guess it's fine. >> reporter: this boston market on the boulevard temporarily changed its name, a good call if you ask any birds fan. >> best sign ever, boo boston and new england. >> reporter: it seems everybody around these parts wants to show their support for the team. that might explain the short annual in number 9 nick foles jersey. flores flocked to modells anxious to get super bowl gear. >> that's the only

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former 49ers quarterback, brian hoyer will be under center we head to australia -- very hot conditions for round two of the australian open rogerlennard struff -- third set -- tie breaker federer forehand winner... takes 2-nothing lead -- match-point for the 19-time grand slam winner struff can't handle his serve federer advances in straight sets... 6-4, 6-4, 7-6 -- novak djokovic playing geal monfils in over 100 degree heat in the third - - great rally djokovic with a forehand crosscourt court winner takes a 5-1 lead -- 2 games later -- djokovic puts the match away beautiful smash to end his afternoon -- djokovic wins after dropping the first set 4-6 (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. in new york city's war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. these are their stories. (siren wailing) (indistinct chatter, construction noise) (horn honking) (camera shutter clicking) come on, let's go.

hoyer will be under brian hoyer quarterback, brian hoyer will be under center we head to australia -- very hot conditions for round two of the australian open rogerer taking on jan lennard struff -- third set -- tie breaker federer forehand winner... takes 2-nothing lead -- match-point for the 19-time grand slam winner struff can't handle his serve federer advances in straight sets... 6-4, 6-4, 7-6 -- novak djokovic playing geal monfils in over 100 degree heat in the third - - great rallywith a forehand court winner takes a 5-1 lead -- 2 games later -- djokovic puts the match away beautiful smash to end his afternoon -- djokovic wins after first set 4-6 next at 8. an eye opening new report about americans' emergency savings. what the majority of americans say, they would not prepared for. tonight at 9 today coming down the hill you didn't stop at that stop sign at truesdale and sebastian but im only giving you a citation for that one violation there are a few thing a driver can do to keep the police from finding out if they're riding dirty . i'll explain one of them in the next edition of people behaving badly at stanford health care, we can now

green bay packers quarterback aaron rogers and danica patrick are dating. brianionships after weeks of rumors saying the two met at the espies in 2012 and stayed friends since. patrick also admitting she also cheered for rodgers despite being a long-time chicago bears fan. ainsley: she is retiring from racing. do you think this means she is going to get married and have babies? brian: jillian would know that. ainsley: she is ready for the next phase of her life. brian: they are just dating. jillian: we like to think and hope. we like romance and love. just relax, okay? it never ends either. you get engaged and okay when is the baby coming and then when the next baby coming in. brian: we just got confirmation of dating that's all. steve: maybe they only went out for coffee. brian: that's it. steve: thanks, jillian for starting that. brian: appreciate it. steve: coming up on this tuesday, maxine waters says she is boycotting the state of the union. now one veteran is making an offer to go in her place. will she say he can't go? jillian: th ainsley: the story you ha

brian, well-said. i want to change the subject again completely. i want to talk sports with you. i thought one of the great store stress over the weekend was rogerhe won the australian open. that is his 20th grand slam win. you know what, brian? the man is 36 years old. i find that incredible in a sport where fiscal fitness you have to be just really, really fit to win. i just loved it. >> absolutely. so punishing on the knees, the hips, the joints. to think injuries and power could stay the same this age. we'll not see it again. there was a time a few years ago you thought federer would be contender, not a champion. now he is racking up the championship. here is what is sad in tennis. you need rivalries in tennis. andy murray in his 30s. djokovic in his 30s. rafael nadal in their 30s. they're breaking down f they're not injured, they're playing a fraction what they used to be. that is what is bad about a great sport with great quality champions. him and tiger woods made a pact when they turned 30, let's get get again. he kept that pact. tiger's body fell apart. roger federer class act. doesn't scream at refs. doesn't get in altercations off the

ducis rogers and jaime apody got an etch cluesive one-on-one interview and they are live here at the mall of america with more on that. hi guys. >> reporter: hey there brian and sharrie. this is doug peterson's shining moment and he turns 50 tomorrow. today former eagles great brian westbrook joins our super bowl coverage and caught up with doug peterson for a one-on-one. >> your guys have played awesome how confident are you in the football team? >> really confident and our guys are confident. that is what it takes this time of year. have you to play with that swagger. and really new england is playing the same way. two great football teams obviously battling it out on sunday but i like our team. and i like where they are mentally and they prepare themselves and blocked out a lot of this noise that really helps. >> reporter: obviously things are getting serious here they have a big time game to prepare for but we are having a lot of fun as well. they are keeping it loose. check this out we saw jay ajayi in the mall of america in the gold shades and last night on super bowl opening night i saw the same shades on lane johnson. >> i never wore anything like

brian: i want you to watch this, joe, the commissioner of the league roger goodell talking yesterdayversy around taking a knee. >> our players were all trying to do what's in the best interest of communities that they live in, that they care about. and trying to improve them. and i admire that a great deal. i wish all our players are standing for the national anthem. i always did and i always told them that. but i also -- we really took the time to understand them. and i think we could use a little bit more of that in our society. brian: but is he taking the time to understand you and how you guys feel as freedom of speech go both ways? >> exactly right. the league has gone out of their way and taken a lot of the criticism and lost a lot of money in protecting the freedom of speech and expression for their employees, their players, and we respect that and we don't argue against that. but we do believe that we should be able to, especially since we are paying to be able to express our stance on this situation as well and all we did was ask please stand. brian: all right. in the big pi

. >> brian, thanks for joining us with the latest on cbs and viacom there meantime, let's circle back to the earnings we have big movers in intel and starbucks. starbucks is still lower kate rogerse. >> we wanted to give you an update on their guidance they raised this for full year 2018 but it is consistent with what they previously guided. they're saying adjusted eps should come in at $2.48 to $2.53 above the previous estimate of $2.39. they're saying they're raising this because of tax reform but it's consistent with what they previously guided. we also wanted to reiterate, they have 3% to 5% comps for the full year of 2018. and also just an update on those comp store sales china, asia-pacific, that's up 1% for the quarter but china in particular up 6% once again, that's a very, very important metric for starbucks something important to watch the stock is falling by around 3%. >> that's really important so, i mean, i wonder if people breathe a little sigh of relief. the market has digested this the way they're going to digest this but china up 6% is much better than -- the whole asia region is up 1%. weakness in europe, a decline in comps there. we kind of go back to the drop