that's the sound of butterflies, millions of butterflies fluttering through sunlight they come here inof the most in cred migrations on earth. flying thousands of miles to get here. it's a hazy morning. we're hiking up elrosario reserve to witness this mysterious miracle. >> it's getting thin zbler now under threat. >> just need to catch my breath. >> we're at 9,000 feet above sea level. after hard tracking we finally spot them those dark patches. >> those big black clumps are butterflies and they're still sleeping. millions of sleeping butterflies huddled together for warmth. trademark color owning. orange. when it is 60 degrees they wake up, stretch their wings, shivering in cold not fear. >> she's shivering. >> because it's still a little chilly. >> yeah. >> you're witnessing extraordinary access. tourists are not allowed in this far. we're only here because we're with the monarch big wig for the world wild life fund. >> they come from as far away as winnipeg, canada. they weigh less than an ounce. >> that's over 2,000 miles clear across the u.s. for passenger plane eight hour fligh

that's not wind, that's the sound of millions of butterflies flying around me right now.s probably my favorite sound ever. >> the trees are made of butter it flies, it's amazing. >> the way they cluster is phenomenal. >> not just that, in this moment, he brings his own cell phone out and start walking towards his camera woman. >> what just happened? >> hi. look. >> it looworked like a charm. >> it's super cool, but you realize the precarious balance these butterflies live in. this is the one and only place on the planet that these butterflies can migrate to and survive in. >> they actually close the trail up ahead because if you look, the entire trail is covered in butterflies, getting sun for the day. and it is -- it's amazing. everywhere i look it just gets better here. >> $30,000 to this gamer. >> what? >> man, he's starting to cry. >> next right this minute. still to come, a lion spots the safari vehicle and then it's on. >> oh, my god. >> how the big cat proves he's not playing around. plus, a photographer and a contortion has a photo shoot. >> they're going to run a

fullfort, founder of the butterfly project in riverhead. in 2014, she set out to establish a free program to provide young girls with are the tools they need to achieve self-confident futures in hopes of bringing forth a generation of strong, independent, and knowledgeable women. mr. zeldin: this program has grown from four to 108 young girls with an ever-growing wait list. these are girls who are empowered with the resources necessary to secure a prosperous future for themselves and their families. through financial, educational, emotional and career support, the butterfly support project is building community investment and curtailing the effects of mobility limitations. with two locations, the butterfly project is having such a positive effect on young girls from riverhead, flanders, shirley, bellport, westhampton, west islip. the butterfly effect has provided invaluable service to our community. i applaud ms. fullfort, looking to witness the growth of her organization and the bright future of so many young women it supports. i yield bac

so she was on a police retreat and was in her cabin and on the back porch she saw this beautiful butterflyand said that is the color for officers and took a picture. a few weeks later in the surrey several states away about to shoot her first gun and looking down on her foot the same blue and black butterfly in ohio and it stayed on her foot after she shot the gun and flew to the finger she has a picture of this peter butterfly and all of these different locations and that he found a way to stay with her and shooting my first gun at her father's side in a different state on a police retreat but i have never seen a blue and black butterfly but they have seen it often. [laughter] >> so do you dedicate the book to her? >> yes. the first victim of the columbine shooting you said that she believed in god and lost her life and also one who is pregnant with cancer at a very young age and battled cancer for several years and her mom said today she passed she was in the bathroom set up prayer and said jesus let me know my daughter will be okay and after that prayer floated down from the ceiling so

i think there is something with a butterfly. i think.eed to go back and look at my research. >> butterfly is a thing that he does, and then there is a reason for it. listen, i'll go back to my research. it doesn't -- does that make sense to you? it doesn't make sense to me. >> not real. >> i makes no sense. >> yes. >> but hold on second, i don't care, i mean, hold on. there is more. >> so she announces it though at the start of the super bowl. right? >> right. >> it seems like she did it at a down time? >> no. >> so half had a theory. he said the kardashian's wanted to proof that they were as big or bigger than the super bowl. but i lost t i didn't see anything on twitter or anything like that because i was watching the game so intentionally. >> i saw it the next day on wendy. one of the thing thinking were talking about, kim also showed off her baby. weirdment like let your sister showcase her child as opposed to trying to steel her thunder. shear my baby too. pay attention to me. me, me, me. >> of course now trying to really find somet

her log cabin in ohio and she looked out on her back porch and saw this beautiful blue and black butterflyand she took a picture and send that awesome, it's a blue, is a police officer and she went on with her day. she was in misery and the several states away, was about to shoot her first gun and someone said stop and look down on your foot and she said it was a blue and black butterfly. the same one i had seen in ohio. she proceeded to shoot the gun and stay on her foot and after she shot the gun, it stayed there and flew up to her finger and rested on her finger and she had pictures of the butterfly and all these different locations and she said it's as if justin was there and found a way to stay with me and her father saw it in a different state, several states away, also at a police retreat which i've never seen a blueand black butterfly but they see it often . >> then yourecount the story , megan carpenter. do you dedicate, she's one of the people i believe you dedicate the book to. >> i dedicated to rachel joyce, the first victim in the columbine shooting who said she believes in go

they pointed to butterfly. kylie has a thing for butterflies. mom had various ways of keeping her pregnancy and delivery a secret. kylie wanted to document it her own way. from baby news to wedding news. have mercy. uncle jessie tied the knot. john stamos and caitlyn mchugh said i do on saturday with an intimate church ceremony. the couple is expecting their first child together. >> i know if i don't have a kid soon i'm going to explode. >> the weekend didn't go off entirely as planned. caitlyn's beverly hills hotel room was burg la rised. $165,000 of jewelry was stolen. no suspects yet. finally tom cruise limped his way through a scene. >> it's not fully healed. we're shooting. >> the mission impossible star who broke his ankle last month is back at work in london. even after rehab you can see him walking in a scene, but limping back for another take. >> speaking of tom, there aren't many stunts that take two years to plan. this one did. tomorrow we've got your exclusive look at the mission impossible helicopter stunt. >> moving on to two stars

that's the sound of butterflies.ound of millions of butterflies, fluttering through thin sunlight. they come to winter here. at the end of one of the most incredible migrations on our earth flying thousands of miles. you're witnessing extraordinary access. tourists are not allowed in this far. we're only here because we're with eduardo, the monarch big wig for the world wildlife fund. >> they come here from as far away as winnipeg, canada. they weigh less than an ounce. >> reporter: that's over 2,000 miles across the u.s. for a passenger plane, an eight-hour flight. for monarchs maybe two months to within a few hundred feet of where their ancestors wintered the year before and the year before that. >> are they still on my head? >> yes. >> reporter: locals have long known they arrive gist before the day of the dead. legend has it, they're the spirits of the departed. but it wasn't until 1975 that scientists proved they came from so, so far away. another slice of magic, monarchs drinking from a stream. this is where to

butterflies coming out, four months earlier than we would expect.ine that happening. we have records from early january and normally they would be expected early in may. almost a sign of summer rather than spring. you talked about your project. what do you want us all to do? basically it isa you want us all to do? basically it is a chance to become part of something much bigger in a big scientific study. just search for nature ‘s calendar online and sign up nature ‘s calendar online and sign up to start recording the finds of the changing seasons. that is the autumn as well as the spring. you do not need to record absolutely everything, you could just observe the changes in one tree or whatever is in your garden and let us know the first time you see a certain bird nesting, or catkins or indeed snowdrops coming into bloom. welll bet it is freezing, we will let you go and get warmed up. thank you very much. a wintry theme right across the morning. it has but there are some beautiful displays a round of snowdrops and crocus. so do send in those photog

it could be on the way for sf pd >>> a new survey on the monarch butterfly they dropped dramatically. some the experts have to say about the big decline. >>> good morning bay area. a nice view across the bay as well toward the golden gate bridge. a beautiful forecast in store. deafly does not feel like winter. looking at the temperatures coming up >>> a big rally to protect california coast against oil and gas drilling happens today in santa cruz. the march starts from the white house park will go to l beach and then 11 a rally on the beach and the group called save our shores semester the trump administration facility protections against drilling along the coast of california. the protest is one of many happening around the state in an effort to get the white house to reverse its decision. >>> a new survey says a big drop in the number of monarch butterflies migrating to california for the winter. 200,000 butterflies in the annual count which is the lowest number in five years. two decades ago more than 1.2 million monarchs were counted. the drop might be due to the unseasonably warm

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you will feel all every these emotions, butterflies. >> quarterback nick foles talks about his game inimplify what's going on in your minds, slow it all down. >> don't you know, jim, here i am, standing in minnesota. >> we're here to take super bowl party to the next level. eagles are underdogs this year , so i created a underdog hotdog bar. >> then you have the chilly. now you almost have two bars because you can use the toppings for both. i added some sriracha. >> oh, sriracha, hey. >> today's morning minute, sponsored by pen medicine's abramson cancer center. the number one cancer center in the region. >> that was our vittoria woodill. she talks about party planner for secrets to heat up the super bowl party. >> turning to the forecast, katie, speaking of super bowl parties, probably want to keep them indoors sunday? it will be kind of messy? >> i would say so, it is february after all. i think a lot of people would not expect that they would be partying outside on super bowl sunday anyway. but adding to the fact, you've got new disturbance moving in, we are tracking rain and snow,

got it. >> my tip, keep it light and funny. >> i got a lot of butterflies. i remember those days. >> you're probably doing a lot of this, doing a lot of making out. >> okay. these products are from avon. i love these little kissable. >> what is it. >> lip balms. they're only 7 bucks. >> is that enough, though? >> well, if you're just dating. >> a lot of pressure. >> there is a lot of pressure. a little surprise. sal, are you watching? >> oh, look at that. >> for you and your honey. >> these are bae socks. if you go to -- if you put in the code ktvu 15, 15 bucks off. >> i love it. roses are red, violets are blue, every time i see her, i say i love you. that's what i think. >> keeping it light and funny. ladies, give your man a bouquet of salami. >> that is a great idea. i'm all for it. i love that idea. >> it is only 59 bucks. you also wanted to get in on nice chocolates for your ladies. this is skinny dipped almonds. dark chocolate and a little bit of raspberry. >> i think that is a trap to me. >> why. >> it says skinny dipped. i give that to a girl -- >> ev

we'll be replacing two valves in front of those that are downstream of the butterfly valve. but we got through that first chunk of construction so we can begin filling the reservoir and it is starting to fill up. >> thank you. i just noticed that it was very low. >> ok. number six? other commission business. is there any discussion from the commissioners? any public comment? ok. so item number seven. >> i'm seven is report of the general manager. >> the first item i have is a clean power s.f. update. >> barbara hale, assistant general manager for power. on enrollment, we have no change in statistics since reporting january 9. we're sefrk about 8500 customer site. our opt-out percentage is 3.2%. the super green upgrade rate continues to exceed our opt-out rate at 4.1% of our customers. so things going smoothly there. looking ahead our next small enrollment will be april 2018. we're closing the wait list now. and submitting the enrollment information to pg&e this week. so moving ahead with that small enrollment. meanwhile, we're continuing to prepare for our big enrollment in

you forget about your fears, those butterflies in your stomach, nothing, seriously. fantastic.s fireworks display to match the fizzing and popping of the suped up cars. 20 years ago this extravaganza would have been unimaginable here. but this emirates still has quite a climb to sell itself as a tourist destination on a par with its louder, more glamorous neighbour, dubai. using the heritage card, though, is a clever ploy, the hope is thatbytak‘rng

. >> i get butterflies, you just breathe through it. >> almost every u.s. olympic athlete is flying out of sfo to go to south korea because of a partnership between united and the u.s. olympic committee. >> really exciting for me and my team. >> the first group flew out january 29th, and the process continues for the next couple of weeks. of course there are dozens of people on the flight who aren't olympic athletes and many of them were very pleasantly surprised to learn who their fellow passengers are. >> it's pretty cool. i'm excited to get pictures as they come onto the plane. >> reporter: this flight is 12 1/2 hours. it lands at 4:20:00 p.m. tomorrow in seoul. >> i have almost a week before i'm on snow. we have a couple days of practice a few days after we get there. i'll walk in the opening ceremonies. >>> good luck to them. >>> the host city hopes the olympics bring a boost in tourism. the south korean olympic stadium cost $60 million. it will be used just four times before it's completely re- purposed and turned into a smaller venue along with an ex

. >> ninja has to feel butterflies. it's going to keep going up and up and up. >> with those reactions really, you don't think you're going on youtube? >> yes, you're going on national television, mate. let's get bigger. another five grand. this is where they may have broken ninja. >> guys, we broke ninja. i think we broke him. >> i can't -- >> and this is real. this isn't a prank. you can't just go and pretend like you're donating $5,000. >> exactly. this is an official paypal payment. it's right about this point that mr. beast realizes that he may not have thought this through. >> i'm going to run out of money in my paypal, man. i don't have that much. >> is he matching every donation? >> oh, snap. >> no he's not matching it dollar for dollar, but for every $10,000 donated, ninja is taking $1,000 of his own money and putting it into the charity, too. now mr. beast is kind of breaking his back. >> oh no. >> i don't want to make him do something crazy. okay, these things happen. let's do more. >> so he does. we hear the

monarch butterflies are free to travel across the border from mexico as they please . people on the other hand are not. to one a is separated from the u.s. by fences that even just out into the sea but for some that's not enough. was. wanted in penetrable physical tall powerful beautiful southern border war. a year after trying to talk office there is still no wall but the first prototypes have gone up in plain view from the mexican side of the border. for jose chavez the border is already unsurpassable his wife my lainer works in the u.s. and they both call it their homeland but jose can no longer get in the end i feel constricted powerless that's the right word. because his mother brought him into the u.s. illegally as a child and obama era policy gave him the chance to gain legal status as a so-called dreamer you'll never see that feeling of having real legal papers it open so many doors you can even travel there in which is what this. and jose did travel he went to study in guatemala for a year or completely legally but the twenty four year old didn't realize that

you forget about your fears, those butterflies in your stomach, nothing, seriously. fantastic.lorious fireworks display to match the fizzing and popping of the suped up cars. 20 years ago this extravaganza would have been unimaginable here. but this emirates still has quite a climb to sell itself as a tourist destination on a par with its louder, more glamorous neighbour, dubai. using the heritage card, though, is a clever ploy, attractive to people who want something unique and off the beaten path and that's as true of the desert festival as it is of the new louvre. the hope is that by taking this route abu dhabi becomes a must see destination in the middle east. cold clubs come and go and as far as this week is concerned we will be in the middle of one. we ended the weekend on a fine note. as far as the week ahead is concerned, it will be cold enough for snow. there will be cold enough for snow. there will be some sunshine around as well. let us be some sunshine around as well. let us look at the forecast for the rest of this evening, snow showers into bars of linkage, east a

you forget about your fears, those butterflies in your stomach, nothing, seriously. fantastic. display to match the fizzing and popping of the suped up cars. 20 years ago this extravaganza would have been unimaginable here. but this emirates still has quite a climb to sell itself as a tourist destination on a par with its louder, more glamorous neighbour, dubai. using the heritage card, though, is a clever ploy, attractive to people who want something unique and off the beaten path and that's as true of the desert festival as it is of the new louvre. the hope is that by taking this route, abu dhabi becomes a must see destination in the middle east. hello. it feels like we've been stuck in the deep freeze over the last few days, and that's not going to change very much during wednesday. cold air remains firmly in place, and some of us have some snow on the ground, as well — that weather watcher picture from north yorkshire on tuesday. widespread frost. well below freezing, even in the countryside. -11. freezing, even in the countryside. —11. snowy flirting with the south—east. t

you forget about your fears, those butterflies in your stomach, nothing, seriously. fantastic.lorious fireworks display to match the fizzing and popping of the suped up cars. 20 years ago this extravaganza would have been unimaginable here. but this emirates still has quite a climb to sell itself as a tourist destination on a par with its louder, more glamorous neighbour, dubai. using the heritage card, though, is a clever ploy, attractive to people who want something unique and off the beaten path and that's as true of the desert festival as it is of the new louvre. the hope is that by taking this route abu dhabi becomes a must see destination in the middle east. you might be hoping for some sunshine on sunday after that grey, rainy saturday. if so, it's not looking bad at all, some sunshine on the way. certainly a brighter day compared to what we've just had and this is what we had, a weather front very slowly moving across the uk, grinding to a halt pretty much by the time we got to saturday night and then through the night this weather front just sitting across the uk, rain

why am i doing this to myself but only for one or two minutes until i'm really awake and then the butterfly set in the nervousness and the anticipation. and you can see this excitement gradually building up as the people start trickling in here. these goosebump feeling. at around four am they march off to the staging area for carnival all the clique swear musk's that hide their faces the first morning the costumes aren't all the same the motto is cherry very which means anything goes. if you can get i'm some kind of a bell ring at the hunchback of notre dame but we've also got traditional figures. on the vagas but for the most as you can tell by the group everyone can put on whatever they want most of it. all they can come whenever they once they must be punctual. have the stroke or for the lights all through boswell's oldtown are turned off so the only light that song comes from the carnival clique's lanterns. drums and piccolos are the only instruments allowed for the mortgage strike parade each clique emblazoned a different subject on their land most often their political satire. you kno

you forget about your fears, those butterflies in your stomach, nothing, seriously. fantastic.rks display to match the fizzing and popping of the souped—up cars. 20 years ago, this extravaganza would have been unimaginable here. but this emirates still has quite a climb to sell itself as a tourist destination on a par with its louder, more glamorous neighbour, dubai. using the heritage card, though, is a clever ploy, attractive to people who want something unique and off the beaten path and that's as true of the desert festival as it is of the new louvre. the hope is that by taking this route, abu dhabi becomes a must—see destination in the middle east. hello there. mixed fortunes to start the day — cold with frost and the risk of ice across north—western areas, some snow showers around as well. further east, we have a band of rain that will be bringing with it some pretty wet weather and some gusty winds as well, but the rain and the cloud keeping temperatures up here for the early risers of around five or six degrees in the centre of london first thing friday morning. looking

. >> the preserve is home to 400 different kinds of birds and half the butterfly species in north america. experts say the wall would throw off migration patterns. >>> new video of an explosion that sank a pleasure boat in the canary islands. five people are hurt. their injuries are moderate. it's not clear what caused the explosion. >>> coming up, taking the tackle out of football. the new proposal here in california that has never been done before in the nation. >>> plus, thousands lined up at at&t park today excited about the giants' upcoming season. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. a push to ban *youth tackle >>> something never done before in any state in the nation, a push to ban youth tackle football in california. here is reporter mark thompson. >> reporter: the bill would be introduce the

like you said, a delicate butterfly. >> a hummingbird. >> but again, when you look at her jumps, they'renot at the same level as some of the skaters you will see later. >> however, the ladies so far are bringing it in the team competition. the gentlemen had a little bit more trouble with their jumps. the ladies are sticking. >> well, satoko wants to be in medal contention in the individual event. that's why her coach is telling her to get off the ice. she's like, no, one more. >> national champ of japan four straight years and a silver medal at the world championships in 2015. couple of skaters to go, including kaetlyn osmond of canada, next. >>> back with a look after the short dance which just leaves this ladies short program to go to move on to the free skates, that's the list. canada, u.s., russia, japan and italy. >> that was her triple lutz/triple toe combination. both jumps receiving an underrotation. the triple toe loop looked all right from one angle but not the other. >> watch this in slow mo. it's like jumping on a trampoline at the wrong time. she gets so little height. you n

not to say it's all rain be and butterflies. the opportunities come with risks and that's what we're going to tee up today. let damien is -- he was a member of the eu trade commissioner and thenheadded the u.s. and canada team at the european contribution and contributed to eu trade policy agenda with the americas and the launch of the transthattic trade investment partnership. the deputy chief negotiator on that agreement. we'll good next to ken prop, the director for global trade policy at bsa, the leading organization advocating for the global software. before that ken served as legal counsel to the u.s. mission to the european union and umbrellases -- in brussels. finally, a global lead for international trade policy at facebook. he was u.s. trade representative in the executive office of the president and responsible for developing and overseeing u.s. trade policy related to innovation and ip and was a lead negotiator for the tpp. a fantastic group. i'll give them each a few minutes to tee up the issues they thing are impor

. >>> home for the monarch butterfly.ee amazing, next "right this minute." at home.ld generate your own energy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> we're continuing to follow breaking news out of hayward. sky7 is over royal and bartlett avenues where police continue to look for the driver of a stolen suv. police tell us the suv crashed into a police officer who was on a motorcycle at the time and then that driver of the suv ran away. during this scuffle we're told the officer ended up shooting toward the person who was driving the suv. and at last word, they still hadn't found that person driving the suv. there's a shelter in place for this area of hayward. again, royal and bartlett avenues. we'll continue to update you on our news app, which you can download for free. look for abc7 news in the app store. we're on that news app and abc7news.com 24/7. today on our site we posted something to get you ready for sunday's big game. fun, random and weird super bowl bet

i have butterflies. i want to cry. i just am proud.i'm just so proud of them and excited for them. it's put duluth on the map. >> so proud. so proud of our son. >> and the team. >> and the team. >> it's great. i mean, he worked so hard for this, it's fantastic. >> reporter: especially for this special someone who barely saw her husband after the biggest shot of his life. >> incredibly excited to see him and see that medal up close. >> reporter: now that they are home. >> napping. that's it. that is it. we're going to just veg and order some pizza and not do anything. >> reporter: these champions won't soon forget how they swept the nation off of their feet. >> this one i think has a chance to really bring curling to a lot more people in our country on a much more regular basis and hopefully we're going to see more and more curling clubs popping up across the country. >> hitting harder than it did at in point in korea. >> reporter: because no stone thrown will create a new generation of curlers like a gold medal. >> pretty proud of them

these games your body feels different things, you will feel emotions, butterflies, that doesn't change i think big thing you simplify what is going on in your mind and slow it all down and that is just in anything you do. if you can slow everything down and have simple thoughts and see everything more clearly you make better decisions, you play faster, and for me i'm a much better player in those situations. the word that comes is chill. laid back. that is when i'm at ease and playing in the zone and everything is just moving, you know, in a way to see it all. >> definitely saw it all against minnesota vikings when he tossed three touchdown passes and hopefully remains chill on sunday against the patriots. speaking of the patriots later on in sports we will tell but a game changer for them we have an injury update. in the meantime lets take that 1.1 loop back over to j.d. >> so much faster when you do it through magic of tv, don, thanks very much. >>> we know that sports fans can be a superstitious bunch, all sports fans, but philadelphia eagles fans take it to the next level. they are

there's normal nerves you you have butterflies it's a big game -- the big things that help me is knowing i don't have to be superman. i have amazing people around me. i wanted to play and not look at the score board or time just go out and play. don't worry about it. came away with a victory. >> we're just clicking in the second half. >> that was nick foles you just heard and here's the play where he made the catch that was critical point in the game a little trickration as we put it it was beautiful, beautifu beautiful. >> dylan said remember that? >> you could tell they were talking and it was like -- you. get to see that knowing nod. and i love how he said i told him. let's do it. >> i love how he said i didn't have to be super mad. we have amazing team around h he. he can do a great job or come up with a we, the eagles came out with a super win. there's no gout that. >> we heard really hard. i don't know we can cop tribute at all to athleticism. >> i was pacing aro it was up believable. what a whine. you're philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions. >> what a story for nick foles

many wearing monarch butterfly wings, demanding that any budget deal include protections for the daca program, which is set to expire in just a matter of weeks. all while house democratic leader nancy pelosi did something not done in over 100 years. speaking on the house floor for over eight hours, telling the stories of those very same dreamers seeking protections and keeping an eye on all of it for us is nbc's tracie potts. hey, tracie, good morning. >> reporter: hey, philip, frances, good morning. that eight-hour speech, it was a record on the house floor. nancy pelosi telling the stories of the dreamers that are left out of this latest compromise. these are the undocumented immigrants brought to this country as children. she says if they aren't in this deal it will not get her vote. but interestingly, she's not insisting that democrats follow, and that's one of the reasons why today on this deadline the numbers are up in the air. there is a compromise that was ha. democrat chuck schumer called it a genuine breakthrough. here's what that deal does. ends the mandatory limits called

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these games your body feels different things, you will feel emotions, butterflies, that doesn't change. i think big thing you simplify what is going on in your mind and slow it all down and that is just in anything you do. if you can slow everything down and have simple thoughts and see everything more clearly you make better decisions, you play faster, and for me i'm a much better player in those situations. the word that comes is chill. laid back. that is when i'm at ease and playing in the zone and everything is just moving, you know, in a way to see it all. >> definitely saw it all against minnesota vikings when he tossed three touchdown passes and hopefully remains chill on sunday against the patriots. speaking of the patriots later on in sports we will tell but a game changer for them we have an injury update. in the meantime lets take that 1.1 loop back over to j.d. >> so much faster when you do it through magic of tv, don, thanks very much. >>> we know that sports fans can be a superstitious bunch, all sports fans, but philadelphia eagles fans take it to the next level. they ar

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going to be like going in the superbowl and never have been here tonight and normal nerves and butterflys and a big game and doesn't get bigger than this and i was calm and i did not have to be superman i have amazing teammates and coaches and i play as hard as i could and play for one another and play for the guys and not look at the score board not look at the time and just go out there and play don't worry about it and came away with a victory. i mean we are just clicking. ♪ action news delaware valleys leading news program with jim gardner. ♪ eagles fans your long nightmare is over. the philadelphia eagles are superbowl champions, let's say that again. the philadelphia eagles are superbowl champions. in an extraordinarily entertaining game the eagles defeated the new england patriots by a score of 41-33, that gives the eagles their first superbowl ever and first nfl championship in 58 years when it ended it ended with tom brady's hail mary pass batted around for what seemed like an eternity before it fell to the turf, game over. and in the scene at frankfort, make that city hall in ce

you have normal nerves, butterflies. it's a big game. i felt good. i felt calm. the big thing that happened me is i have amazing teammates, amazing coaches around me. all i had to do was play as hard as i could, play for one another, those guys, and not look at the scoreboard, not look at the time. just go out and play and don't worry about it. and, you know, came away with a victory. >> this is going to be a shoot-out. this was going to come down to one stop. we knew the story line was written to come out here and get the one stop we needed as a defense. i can't wait to get back to philly. this is going to be a celebration like no more. >> decolllaration of independen step aside. >> that's right. >> nbc 10 has a testimony of reporters and anchors in minneapolis, not to mention a former eagles player. >> you guys are still awake. i'm assuming you did not sleep at all. what a night not to get any sleep. hi, guys. >> how could we sleep? we're so excited. this is history. >> i'd be careful throwing that word "normal" around now, tedd. we got to the stadium and it st

the monarch butterfly is an issue where we are seeing rapid decline of the monarch butterfly but now it states working with the federal partners to plant some weed along the highways to make sure that we have proper habitats those areas. i know there is legislation that you're working on here to renew that but the pesticides registration act helps that companies do the research for our producers to help them do a better job and get better products to our producers. there is another area where these things actually do work. can there be a better job? there's a better job. there can be in many of these areas. i think what we need to do we start looking at regulations is working together with ultimately those impacted in listening and finding a solution. and in that way we can eliminate my opinion, some problems we have had impressive ministrations of implementation regulation. >> if you approve the message would you raise your hand? let the record show, you raise your hands. good. please, same question. >> thank you senator. there is two things i would like to discuss. both are in rega

when a butterfly flaps its wings somewhere, there is a typhoon somewhere else, surely that will come your, but you talk about taking it seriously. it seems that it has been difficult if not impossible to come up with global climate agreements, for example the u.s. coming out of the paris accord and taking this seriously and doing the other thing, that would be to reduce carbon and keep these things from happening and the destruction of our systems. >> that is an excellent it has point. taken us 20 years to get to the paris accord and now we're talking about -- cory: we are not even there yet, it is amazing. >> yes, we need to do the research, but all the nations of the world coming to agree on geo-engineering would take a worldwide cataclysmic disaster to get all the nations the world to agree in short order to dissipate like this. -- to do something like this. cory: by the time it happens it will be too late. >> all the more reason to do the research now so that we do know what it takes and what those consequences might be. cory: cool, weird, wonderful stuff. thank you so much. we a

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petition for the family's freedom and put their support on display by holing up 100 large colorful butterflies each representing 30 supporters. >>> and a new form of ultra violet light could be a real flu they found that far uv ligs ub a and same fort flu in closed spaces like hallways and small spaces. far uv light is different. >> it's safe for hu but not safe for bacteria. if we could kill the virus in the air we could take a bite out of the seasonal influenza epidemics. >> it killed as much flu as expensive hospital uv devices. >>>ove of the money is not going to the drug czar office and it would go to the health and human services office and they feel that funding barely increased for them over the past 10 years but they need more resource s c. >>> there is such a demand what people are thinking and what governments are thinking is to reduce the amount of services we give each person we canst longe particularly opioid addiction that is the like. kiss of death. >> and the white house declared the opioid addiction a health emergency. >> and it was a special demonstration on heart healthy co