(chanting continues) (camera operator): (crowd chanting): (chanting continues) (tarek): (woman shouting(chuckles) ♪ (giggling) >> ♪ despacito (snapping fingers) ♪ despacito despacito ♪ (giggling) ♪ ♪ (tarek): ♪ (children shouting) (children playing outside) (arzu): (baby fussing) >> mama! mama! ♪ ♪ (playful shouting) (giggling) ♪ (lateef): (girl crying) ♪ (nazifa): ♪ (traditional music playing) >> i am now in espana, in spain. and it's a really good city and nice people. (indistinct chatter) ciao. hola. ♪ (bells tolling) >> i am going to visit my lawyer because my pressures are too much on me. if within two next days my appeal is not sent to supreme court then the police can come and take me. >> okay, have a seat. (desk whirring) >> what do you think about my case, will supreme court take this or not because i hear that only they take one from 1,000 case. >> it's true that the highest court administration, they don't take most of the cases. it's very few which they take, and therefore we have to give them more details. >> yes. >> in order to succeed. but they do take decisions. we had o

asa kid, as a kid, i didn't know what was going on, but you could hear the monkey chants...all knew that... you just had to get on with it. and like you know you see the... what they talk about racist abuse now is nothing. compared to... what it was then. the tributes laid here at the hawthorns today are testament to a man who became a symbol of the fight against racism in britain. the legacy of cyrille regis felt notjust here at west brom, but throughout his sport. a role model for a generation of black footballers inspired by his dignity and determination. he was just a leader. he was a trail—blazer. he was — we stood on his shoulders, that is how strong he was, as black players. and it's... sad. cyrille regis was far more than a mere player — a pioneer who faced up to the acceptable side of football and helped it move forward. his impact on and off the pitch cannot be overstated. today's tributes to one of the real pioneers of english football , cyrille regis. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. tonight is the war on sugar paying off and what impact is it having on compani

chants typically begin during papa new guinea's traditional funeral service known as the house. i was crying so some morning you know when someone dies those who are suspect or processing power are brought to that central place. and they try to you know into a gate you know they try to make them tell whether they are responsible for the c.e.o. for the death or not. many that survived the attacks and later were abandoned by their families shunned and isolated from the rest of the village. but in some cases families sure immense bravery in defending their loved ones from witch hunts. mary peter was attacked by seven men armed with machetes during a funeral service for a baby legal and out loud sort of voice on stepmom house much. bloody on one made it was that we don't know what one of us any less live here or voice you'll get i'm not your definition woman not someone who beginning near you kagan beginning in baby name die. marries husband peter carnley drove her to safety as she was being attacked but not before the witch hunt had inflicted serious injuries. come on the leader we

i just took monkey chants and that sort of stuff.and that sort of stuff. i just took it as monkey chants and that sort of stuff. ijust took it as if monkey chants and that sort of stuff. i just took it as if someone was trying to intimidate me. after becoming a west brom legend, he moved to coventry and helped them lift the fa cup, but even after retiring as a player his influence continued. he was awarded an mbe, a role model for a new generation of black footballers, inspired by his dignity and determination. cyrille was the first real footballer i've looked at and felt that could be me. i think if you spoke to anybody in the neighbourhood where i grew up, it was the same. here was this big strong black athletic centre forward , strong black athletic centre forward, everybody wanted to be him. at west brom this morning the flag was at half—mast as the fans paid their respects. his widowjulia said their respects. his widowjulia said the world had lost a precious treasure. cyrille regis, a footballing pioneer. it's emerged the perpet

we chant began after a baby drowned in a nearby river they left the baby on the side of the riverbank with the other kids they were playing. around they realized that the baby was not the rule being their daily lives and being much them good. was carried over by the real already. and wolf and without family protection the nine year old girl was immediately singled out as a sorcerer and blamed for the deaths they looked in the house and they started questioning her as to how she killed the baby when asked this if you did not. go to cuba you saw. told them that would be but they didn't do anything. so i knew they would be a lot of danger to be a little further up the birth of what i've been doing but i really felt that they should really help. now a victim herself monica tells me she's thinking of stopping her work helping others it's like i'm getting really tired and i come move or mimic i feel like i'd like there are times i feel like i just quit what i'm doing and just you know sit back and. think about myself and what i should do and mold is because when i look and think about it th

, back to you. >> chante, thank you for that update.et's get over to meteorologist katie fehlinger life on the cbs3 sky deck. how long will this flooding possibly be a concern. >> chante said it looks as though this could actual be a inn issue right into tomorrow morning. as a result, initial flood warning that had gone up from the national weather service was extended until tomorrow morning sometime. let's get right to the map here. we'll show you a wide zoom at first you get your sense of the bearings here. philly off to the south and west. but the issue is still taking place right here. anywhere between scudder falls down toward just outside trent trenton. so going down the river here and it really is more avenue localized problem but this could be a concern right through at least the evening rush here tonight at which point we'll probably be cresting on the river. about 20.5 feet which again is just slightly above flood stage. looking at the current map here on storm scan, pretty quiet. we've had clouds pretty much throughout the co

so, the -- there were different kind of slogans chanted during the demonstrations and some chanted about the economy. some of them chanted against -- and the first time they brought out pictures of ayatollah, and commander of the force which is the extra territorial branch of the revolutionary guard, and different groups within iran and outside of iran had their followers in different cities taking part in the demonstration. so that's why you saw that in certain cities they were chanting for the monarchy, the father of the shah and also the crown prince who lives in this area. there were some chants in favor of a city, which is his birthplace. there were some chants just about the economy, and people were saying that we are not-- it is not -- political protests, this is only about the economy. so it's a very confusing picture that we see coming out of iran, but, it shows that there's a fertile ground for protest. there's a discontent, widespread discontent all across iran and even the government, when you go beyond what they're saying, you can see that they're admitting that there's a wi

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right now man undeterred by threats to her life monica continues to help victims of the chants and he's urging the national government to stand sparing human rights disaster the government of top wanted me to look seriously into this cases and they should work with human rights defenders on the ground the community leaders the police everyone has to get involved because the violence is really getting out of it and it's really increasing. in one word that the government. the people the leaders everyone is still work together. monica is one of the voices brave enough to speak out against the brutality which adds fuel listening and fear of sorcery is growing attacks against the u.s. and spreading across papa new guinea and becoming more brazen. and is the number should continue just rides. i have only just begun. they're the children of jailed chinese criminals with nowhere else to go one shelter is giving them a home when i want the children growing up with their parents behind bars at this time when al jazeera al jazeera is there with us to embrace but it's also good to see what happens

]. >> great chant.ekend. >> absolutely. >> guys, back to you. >> tim furlong. look at him mike drop. he's about to drop the mike there. tim we're not done with you yet man how are they braving the cold. >> oh, keep talking i'm here. this is like new years, it was so cold, this is nothing, it's sunny. it's really nice i have no problem with this. the sun is shining and it's the warmth being around all these nice people getting ready to go in, play this game, and have fun. share this collective moment. with all these nice, somewhat crazy people who are following me like a pied piper here. i'm not sure he's 21. doesn't look like soda guys. >> i'm 21, daug. >> she's chasing me. sorry about that. see you see it's so crowded out here in the parking lot we're starting to see people cleaning up the grills. starting to see the trash bags getting full. a lost people getting ready to walk in. a lot of people looking like they had just about enough time in the parking lot if you get what i mean. that's right. all r

monica is one of voices brave enough to speak out against the brutality chants the few listening and fear of sorcery is growing attacks against the us and spreading across papua new guinea and becoming more brazen. and is the number. continues to rise the whole group seems to be killing us i have only just begun. they're the children of jailed chinese criminals with nowhere else to go one beijing shelter is giving them a home when he speaks the children growing up with their parents behind bars at this time on al-jazeera. this is a really fabulous news from one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in but something i feel every time i get on the chair every time i interview someone we're often working round the clock to make sure that we bring events as i currently as possible to the viewer that's what people expect of us and that's what i think we really do well. i am doing this for the benefit of people. so they see the importance of the outcry. witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. there's a proble

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. >> [chanting] >> that was met with protest as the board voted against london breed. we're following the latest on the turmoil inside san francisco's city hall. >>> plus another tuition hike up for debate today for thousands of uc students and that comes as students were hit with an increase last year. new details about how much tuition could go up. mornings on 2 starts now. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2, wednesday morning, january 24th. i'm pam cook. >> i'm frank mall co. dave enjoying a nice morning off, but the big guy over here, steve. >> you're back. >> i didn't get the pink memo yet. >> apparently not. >> you missed yesterday. >> i know. >> i should have text her and told her. rain on the way, but not for the morning. sal, did you hear that. rain is on the way, but not for the mning. >>> i heardou. >>> want to make sure you're there. cloudy sky. the scene in north tahoe is sad compared to last time this year, it's really sad. don't you worry bryan, we have snow on the way. winter storm to the northern mountains. our system is j

hopefully the sky will be clear chant blakely heads back to the village he still has a lot to do. bleakly photography courses and even provides cameras for the but two supreme. guys my name is chad i'm going to be your guide tonight i'm going to be your storyteller your fire maker your aurora photographed teacher here your guy that teaches you a bit about space i'm going to make you a warm drink and hopefully we're all going to have a really nice time. we can go out and talk about camera settings all night long if you just want to take pictures we can also do that everybody should have brought an s.d. card to anyone not bring in s.d. cards what a great group and there we have an ok guy so we'll start with the basics there are only two variables that we will have to change throughout the course of the evening and the way we change that is very simple if you look on the back of your camera here there's a wheel that you'll find by your thumb. ok so on your camera you have a little lever here that goes back that's called the live you believe or like a cell show this women are almost e

asa kid, as a kid, i didn't know what was going on, but you could hear the monkey chants... we all knew that... you just had to get on with it. and like you know you see the... what they talk about racist abuse now is nothing. compared to... what it was then. the tributes laid here at the hawthorns today are testament to a man who became a symbol of the fight against racism in britain. the legacy of cyrille regis felt notjust here at west brom, but throughout his sport. a role model for a generation of black footballers inspired by his dignity and determination. he was just a leader.

iranians gathered in a largely peaceful manner in much are -- in the countries second-largest city, chanting slogans against islamic hardship. protestsfollowing days occurred in other cities and urban areas, as well as many rural areas. some also expressed disappointment at the limited change in social sectors and political freedoms and criticized what demonstrators decried as a privileged position of the clergy and elements of the country security establishment. demanded a costly

our colleague, vai sikahema, performing a polynesian war chant. watch this. [ chanting ] e-a-g-l-e hi e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> i told you it was must-see video. he and his cousins performed the chapter during a meeting in center city. it's a chant from the native tonga. a way to pump the team up before the game. how about that? >> if you have never seen "moana," he is the living and breathing maui. >> 100%. >> keep the videos coming for our eagles' fight song challenge. yours could end up on tv or on line. upload it to nbc10.com/fightsong or #flyeaglesfly. >> set of pipes on him. >> that was awesome. >> it was awesome. inspiring for the morning. >> we'll win after that. >> yes. >> whatever it takes. >>> warm outside. 60 degrees in philadelphia. it is coming, though, with rain and fog, too. the delaware river shrouded in fog. pockets of fog, you'll see that this morning. and you'll need your windshield wipers, rain gear. we've got rain in the area. the thickest fog now is zero visibility in coatesville. there's light fog in bluebell, trenton, dense

should not be serving in the government but for the minister to be surrounded by friends who are chanting these vile slogans and. at least. appearing to see if she does not hear what is being said around her and. is not opposed to it this drew strong criticism from the media and others in israel if he didn't understand what was being chanted around her obviously she is hardly fit for office and if you did purpose in order to curry favor with her supporters even worse. the saudi arabian it beauty pageant has seen the competitors going the extra mile to make sure they take victory but some people have got the hump over contestants cheating. cut. it makes the head more inflated so when the camel comes it's like oh look at how big that head hits it has big lips a big nose. they are cheating everyone a fine should be applied. for me i'll be back at the top of the hour with a look at your headlines watching our two international. security him and political polarization comes but if they come back then that will . provide the right circumstances that i think vitamin d. for ice just go to get. he

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about. chanting about. define the future of lula, and of brazil. brazil. he wants to run for leadership again. leadership again. tuesday evening to thank the crowd for their support. for their support. one thing will stop me from what i am doing. am doing. that will be the day i am no longer here, the day i die. no longer here, the day i die. society, a society we can be proud of. people here are angry. situation is because he wants to run for presidency again. for presidency again. victim, they say, of a political witch—hunt. witch—hunt. he is leading the polls of the october elections. of the october elections. the country needs him back in power. this is a teacher in her 50s. from college, and even she benefited. benefited. she is here because she believes in this. believes in this. charge of the biggest ever corruption scandal of brazil. corruption scandal of brazil. handed out the prison sentence last year. they shout that lula is a traitor. drivers beep and support. he is the centre of the scandal. is the one thinking about everything. everyt

see he if we can get this crowd to do a chant. >> how about a chant? chant? chant? >> here you go. >> little bit. >> it's so loud. i'll tell you. listen to it guys. they're dancing in the streets in northeast philadelphia. who thought under dog status the the whole world against us and now here we come philadelphia. >> joe, this has a feeling back here -- back here of a new year's eve type celebration wouldn't you say that down there? absolutely i'm not sure if you heard me we should have the ball dropping here it's that exciting. and the crowd is pumped. people have instruments out here i thought i heard a cow bell a few minutes ago they're raising flag eagles nation out here in full force and effect. and they're doing a jig. there's people daption. it's incredible to see. >> i'm telling you. >> there's people crying in this crowd. >> i believe it. >> that's the latest. >> i was going ask you looking at the crowd and seeing the shots we've been showing you can see people hugging and embracing each other and this is emotional moment for philadelphians. >> and how co

they are doing eagle chant in the house. >> we played a great game. we got three in the first.l, sat back and it's all "d." >> flyers win, sixers win, eagles -- you're on deck. >> villanova overcomes, temple/st. joe's, next. new tv, new speakers, netflix. this is going to be the place for binge watching, ladies. is it, ladies?

chant. now we realize that the people all of them actually know what they don't what they are chanting against their. policy it. was a leader and the president and it's not me. you know administrators. in terms of policy except on policy all have been criticized by the so little what they don't want what exactly the problem is they don't know what they did what they haven't counted. in favor of the monarchy you know i didn't want to be and to think that. even your remark but also they've been chanting very much about the privileges that the conservative elite seem to receive to the detriment of ordinary iranians who see you might say that taxes go to projects beyond the borders of iran. absolutely you know if nobody bought me. a small core concepts about the color gentlemen. well and they have a son or. you know. about them to you think person of the operation that they are supporting and they're just thinking about giving or the dark and these people. are then or other who did and they'd of

then they start chanting something that i can't really make out what they're saying. to me, biased as i am, it sounds like they're saying mexico. i'm not sure that's what they're saying. >> they very well may be chanting a name. if you notice the cam zooms in on that guy holding the kid. >> the way everybody is looking around, i feel like this is team work going on here. >> yep. in fact, the entire beach erupts in cheering. that's because they have found that boy that was lost. they started clapping to draw attention to the fact that they had this boy. these women were able to spot their kid. there he is. they hug him and walk away with him. >> everything brazilians do is level. we go -- amber alert. come get your boy. >> it worked. it's not a new thing. it's been around for a really long time, actually. some latin american countries have used it technique to try to get a kid back to the family. >> when we got lost, we felt like we were in trouble. you heard your name over the loudspeaker in the store. you were like, dang. it's my birthday. >> flip of siren, honk of t

. >> he started the build the wall chant with the republicansrt tht were there. >> that is ridiculousct that he started a chant, he's big, big on those. ♪ ♪ your heart doesn't only belong to you. bye grandpa. and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. and help make more tomorrows possible. ♪ theseare heading back home.y oil thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i

it's interesting out into the darkness with chant some of the cheap adventure. the three hour excursion at minus twenty five degrees costs around one hundred twenty euros per person so braithwaite has to be sure his customers get something for their money i want you to experiment with exposure take a fifteen second picture take a twenty second picture take a thirty second picture point the camera this way and you'll start to get your first aurora photographs but the reason we're going to experiment with those exposures is to see which exposure level you like the most the aurora is not super strong right now. now so as i turn the ring slowly slowly slowly it gets nice and sharp and now we turn the live you back off and once that's done your focus is set . yet no matter how hard he tries no a roar appears in the sky thirty seconds right now because yours are a bit off when you first saw it and then on the legs were in finland like we were surprised that you can actually see it like what you saw in the pictures media only could i but with the camera you know you ca

that is favorite chant of the minneapolis fans many arrived anxious to see their team in action in the the vikings miraculous win last week earning them the right to play the bird today. >> we are so excited. we're here to win. it is going to be our last, last, game and we're going to bring it home. >> i think it will be a good game. both has great defenses but case keenum has been on fire all season. >> everyone we spoke with said they are not worried about hostile reception from philadelphia fans, it is a game and everybody should have fun. that is what they say. >>> we want to go to "action news" reporter christie ileto live from the mayfair section of the city where she has been hanging out with a family of eagles fans; christie. >> reporter: it is an exciting time to be an eagles fan, you can hear them singing, the songs of the eagles chanting, that is at anthem on city streets right now, we are at, a watch party here in mayfair. they do this every time the eagles make it this far inside , they have food and outside they have 45 people deep, very excited about tonight's game. >> f

let's get an eagles chant going. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles!e party hopefully is going to continue tonight after a big eagles victoriment back to you. >> all right, brad, enjoy. that's one of thousands of parties spontaneously and/or long prepared. >> all across the delaware vale, i was at the acme in swedesboro, new jersey, the lines down the aisle. people getting ready for their watch parties tonight. doug pederson, early in the season, a lot of doubters, boy, what a season, a difference a season makes, right? he said block out all of the noise, what he's been doing all season long, he told his players tonight block out all of the noise and get it done. >> except for the eagle chants. that will get them pup p up even more. >> drive-thru. chase for championship continues, right after this. we got this. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> chase for the championship, there is the man, zach ertz. >> tight-end. >> warming up. >> getting red. >> i getting everybody pumped up even more than we already will are. one guy in the stands right now, he is 99 years old, we

their chants even echoing off the buildings. abc7 reporter cornell bernard was in the middle of the impressive crowd tweeting all the way as well. he joins us live now. hey there, cornell. >> reporter: hey, dion. quite a day here in oakland. the marchers have left the plaza, but the opd estimates, get this, 40,000 to 50,000 people took to the streets today. ♪ >> reporter: a massive crowd on the move through downtown, the oakland women's march became a driving force from lake merit to city hall. >> i'm here to stand up for my rights, my rights of my fellow women. everybody faces the world in a different way and i'm here to stand up for all of those people. >> reporter: check out the view from sky7. police estimate 40,000 to 50,000 people flood flooded through the streets. the march stretching for gridlocks. allen hubbard was at the first women's march last year protesting the inauguration of president trump. his daughter lily is feeling empowered. >> that it's an amazing thing that people here are trying to stop what's happening

. >> fans got their scold chant in outside.agles fans don't want to be hearing that inside the link. parking restrictions in south philadelphia start tomorrow afternoon at 2:00. there will be no parking on broad street from south street to the stadium complex area. and parking in the middle of the street is also a big no-no. restrictions will last until 3:00 monday morning. ♪ fly eagles fly note on the road to victory ♪ eagles! >> nothing says i do quite like the eagles fight song. this couple just got married last night in newtown square and they had to sport their carson wentz jerseys on the biggest night of their lives. eagles fans are traveling to philadelphia from all over the world to see tomorrow's game. ferris standards and his 7-year-old son flew in from zurich, switzerland. the father and son had so much faith the birds would win their division they bought tickets to the game and booked their flight six weeks ago. >>> nbc 10 has you covered before and after the game. coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. and runs throughout t

joey martin using his little girl philly pride and the parents love this chant because you get to yell too so they are certainly ready for february 4 for the superbowl and how about down in florida check this out. [ chanting ] eagles fly, eagles fly. >> so that is charlie max in key west and they are singing a match up and have a dj spinning the tunes down there a march up of the eagles fight song and the action news song managed by the former president of the philadelphia 76ers so of course lots of eagles pride and let me tell you what if you headed to a wedding this weekend this is how you show up if you are the bride #6abc action keep it coming, i mean this is her wasseding day and this is how you want to spend it. >> that is dedication. >> what about the hogie is my question. >> i'll bring it to you in a minute. >>> thank you and right after the eagles win major jim ken my released a statement that says it's been amazing season and thrilled there is one very big game to go i know fans of all ages from all corners of the city are bursting with excitement and i asked philadelphia to

especially we have malcolm jenkins and young daughter. >> one of them was trying to do the eagle chant. let's go to brandon in the north east. how is it looking tonight? >> that crowd is considerably smaller. police are trying to get people home. looks like they are pushing into the crowd. there was some flames in the middle of the mosh pit. looks like the party is going to be over. let's head back to you. >> eagles coverage just getting started. eagles game day final coming up next. >> keep it right here with your official eagles station, nbc 10. @?@'@/@7 hello, peco. 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. >> more than two hours and counting since the eagles were named nfc champions. the celebration continues in the north east as well as the eagles soar to

i'm not sure that's what they're saying. >> they very well may be chanting a name. if you notice the cam zooms in on that guy holding the kid. >> the way everybody is looking around, i feel like this is team work going on here. >> yep. in fact, the entire beach erupts in cheering.

flyers fans got a chance to work on their favorite chant. >>. [ chanting ] >> nice.ey graham joined the matinee against the devils. the pretty pass to travis who lights the lamp. flyers up 1-0. then one was roofed. three goals in the first series. they win 3-1 and won six of their last seven games. >>> top ranked villanova visiting uconn. bridges gets the ball with space in the wing and look out. two-handed whammy. 81-51. they're 18-1 on the season. that is your look at sports this morning. i'm danny pam else. go eagles. >>> a special event on penn's landing drew big crowds to benefit the center for autism. the hair of the dog took over an entire floor of the hilton hotel on the river last night. the room was in eagles green and a mini pep rally revved up the crowd for the game tonight. money raised will go to the center for autism serving more than 1500 local families. 5:57 on this sunday. we're a few hours away from the big matchup between the eagles and the vikings at the linc. >>> randy gyllenhaal is live in south philly where we expect early bird fans to come ou

. >> walking down the street in our city you can get almost anyone to join chanting fight song. not everyone in minnesota is singing along tonight we've got team coverage. shawnette wilson in collingswood, new jersey. chris o'connell is live at the mall of emergency and let's begin with chris tonight. chris, eagles fans facing a little heat there. >> reporter: that's right, iain, first of all forgive the music behind me the media party here for the super bowl going on at the mall of america in blooming ton, minnesota. the big buzz is about the nfc championship last week. it really is bad blood with minnesota fans. after some unrule rulely birds videos came out that went viral, after the beat down on the field at the linc, eagles fans are the very last fans minnesota wanted to see in their city for super bowl weekend. as the super bowl hype builds towards sunday, minnesota fans, well, let's just say the welcome wagon has broke down. first impression of an eagles fan? >> yeah, i do not have very positive remarks on eagles fans. >> not very good first impression. >> let's go eagles

[chanting] >> j over the weekend at the woman's march in morristown, new jersey. first lady of new jersey tammy murphy made unbelievable announcement talking about her being sexually assaulted back in 1984 when she was student at the university of virginia. >> i know the feeling of shame. i know the feeling of selfleness. i know the disappointment and just is denied. jenn: think a lot of folks are starting to wrap their heaheads around the firsted df of the state coming without a personal admission. let's bring in our panel to discuss it. let me start with you. first of all ton the personal side. it takes anal of lot to get to my dro phone to talk anything personal. this is, you talked about attempted rape. >> yeah. i mean, i have to give them quit a lot of credit what she did was empowering to many people to come in front of the people and talk about something so personal and so devastating to her i think it really sens a message to the people of new jersey and everywhere else she is here and present in today's world with us and that her struggles are something t

brbt chanting lock her up ). >> trevor: yeah, that chant is fun, you've got to admit. ( laughter ) byhe way, now judges have to decide who gets custody of the pets. i don't know about you but i think judges have too many jobs. one minute a judge is, like, i sentence you to death! and you can see mr. whiskers on wednesdays. so minimum-wage going up. pets going to the parent they deserve and no more jaywalking and, in california, every day is now 420. >> recreational marijuana use legal in california today. >> lines popped up at kiss penceries with customers ranging from long-tomb users to first-time buyers. >> this is absolutely going to be a recreational habit for me. i can smoke, have do reados and i will be good. ( laughter ) >> trevor: you know, i believed that that guy was a first-time user until he said, i can just smoke a quarter of a blunt. no rookie knows the right dosage. this guy that is probably smoked seth rogen levels of weed. calm down, man. ( laughter ) it's great impressioniationum marijuana use is legal in california because it's been so good for californians health.

how did the chant come to be?he history of the eagles' fight song is next. >>> plus, strong language from an emotional gymnastics coach. >> for the record, go to hell. >> the outburst in the courtroom during a hearing for a doctor convicted of sexual assault. >>> also coming up at 6:00, pick your speed. apple has a new solution for a system slowdown that's gotten backlash. how they are leaving the choice up to you. turning 65. downsizing. enrolling in medicare part d. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they come to cvs pharmacy. for advice and ways to save money. including copays as low as zero dollars. switching is easy, call 1-833-cvs-medd and transfer today to cvs pharmacy. >>> an unexpected outburst in a courtroom happened at a sentencing of usa gymnastics doctor larry nassar. during his time as a coach, brennan sent more than 100 girls to nassar for treatment. during his comments he demanded that nassar who was covering his face or looking away during the testi

is something i never thought i would be joyfully chanting it's generally a weird more many conservative place but they are doing right by their own this population unlike chicago where a man who has been helping a homeless people get out of the cold by offering slumber parties at his home has been ordered to stop helping them they threaten to condemn his house come on chicago let people help. i do suppose this guy isn't doing himself any favors by calling the charity that he's providing. parties we all know what i don't slumber parties really are their code for swinger get togethers and that's what ramona got into right after she broke up with me we're going to listen if you take me back i'll be on the next bus to come see you the district of columbia offered me a one way ticket after i spent last tuesday night in the found outside the white house calling. years we've three day in. court in the larger good job of. that. in two thousand and sixteen the panama paper has shown the world with the tax haven secrets two trillion united states dollars pass through most. in the amount of time t

he was chanting he tried -- ooh did the eagles chant among all those patriots fans. it's get tock really good week so far. >> the lone voice in the wilderness there. i know that you said that you weren't surprised by that. but what have you found to be the most surprising thing since you've been there? >> well, i tell you, you know what, the eagles nation runs deep. we're back in philly we think it's philly based thing, but there are a ton of eagle fans not only here in twin cities. yesterday when the eagles came in, a dad and his daughter five and a half hours from carson wentz hometown just to seat buses came in. they barely got to see any players and they went back to north dakota. they say their eagles pride runs that deep. >> now that's super cool. i remember you actually interviewing them. that's great stuff. all right. go enjoy chris. we're holding down the fort for you around here. >> i know you are. >> okay. we'll talk soon. of course kristen rodgers will report in few from media night in st. paul. we've got you covered all week long. live from the twin citi

. >> we did hear that skull chant coming from the crowd emanating.t was a lot of fun. >> reporter: coming up later today we'll meet with the players again. i'll be in a more formal less hectic center. at the super bowl i'm ducis rodgers channel6 "action news." >> betters and sports analysts placed the eagles as underdogs throughout the playoffs. patriots quarterback tom brady saw how that worked out for the falcons and the vikings and he the savvy vet is not taking that label very seriously there's no underdogs in the super bowl. they're the first seed in the nfc. they're 13 and three. they had an incredible season so i don't buy into any of that. i think they're as dangerous as any team in the league and it's growing to come down to whoever plays the best. hopefully it's us. >> that's brady. you will hear from jimmy kimmel's side kick guillermo in the next half hour. he was at media night being grilled by a man in a shark suit and then our sarah bloomquist was able to speak to guillermo and try to teach him the eagles chant. our coverage continues o