when jean—claude juncker comes to strasberg, he sits here.does best at the european parliament elections. in 2014, that was the centre right ep peak, yorker was their man and that‘s why this is now his chair. —— etp. jean—claude juncker. it was opposed to —— by david cameron. now mps say they would reject anyone who wasn‘t a schpitzen candidat. mps say they would reject anyone who wasn't a schpitzen candidat. we will not accept anyone as lead candidate of the democratic party. and can bring about a majority in the new elected european parliament. the liberals tried to go further this week. a directly elected president rather than someone selected by party bosses like last time. they we re never relate party bosses like last time. they were never relate it by citizens of europe. —— never elected. they were just appointed will stop in this case, we have jean—claude juncker who was appointed by the etp. they we re who was appointed by the etp. they were the biggest party. we would get away from that and people would stop blaming us for democrati

get off, jean—claude! about germany and the coalition that may or may not be secured. what do you think will happen? i think it will be pitches given a lot of ground. the stb which didn't do very well in the election are extracting their price. she is not where she wants, she is still chancellor but not as commanding. all political careers have to end in failure at some time and you can feel she is in a much later stage. i would not say write her off... a p pa re ntly would not say write her off... apparently the polls say she is still in a relatively strong position. rather than the party. but she's not as strong as she wants, it will still be emmanuel macron in france and her in germany calling the shots and we will know that during the negotiations on brexit. if the coalition goes ahead with the sdp, the labour party in germany, and the members have to vote on that, where does it leave this far right group within the bundestag that secured many streets in the election? it still leaves them knocking on t

we are back with jean-claude trichet, former ecb president.lthy debate about when and if the asset purchase program comes to an end. do you think it will happen in 2018? do you think their tv program -- end?ogram will >> it is open, they could decide to stop or continue a little bit. it will totally depend on what they will observe, at the level of the governing continues and we will hear some that are considering that it is about time to say it is over. on the other hand, they are totally defending on -- depending on inflation and there are signs that inflation now -- the underlying inflation might be there. taking into account the future inflation, which is with a good economy, and it is good. much more than what was foreseen by all observers, imf and ecb. we are in an episode that is encouraging and we will see. the collegial wisdom will play its role. correctlyhink quite in the past two taking into account where we stand. i hope it will be confirmed that they can continue to be wise. stop --permits to mark: persuade me that inflation is or

claude, i read a couple articles you have written.wledge trafficking, the relationship between law enforcement and the community is absolutely essential. we cannot be scaring the community into hiding, the evidence comes from them, that is how we solve crimes. it is not our job to do federal immigration law, and that is the bottom line. >> laura: we have people embedded in communities, the diverse community, who are known criminals. they are trafficking drugs. there are human trafficking. they are pushing child porn, all sorts of crimes that hurt people, joe paid for this mayor to get up on her high horse and say, "i'm going to go to jail because" -- that my work in some parts of northern california and other communities, but most americans see this and they think we have gone totally off the rails. now you have this to defend criminal aliens, not the people in those communities. >> are not necessarily. i read but libby schaaf put out, and frankly, it was more of, hey, i.c.e. is coming. not targeting a specific neighborhood. we need t

jean-claude trichet, former president of the ecb, joins us.on the central bank's divergence. this is bloomberg. ♪ . mark: 11:00 a.m. in new york and 4:00 p.m. in london. 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe. from bloomberg's european headquarters, i am mark barton. vonnie: i am vonnie quinn and this is the european close on bloomberg markets. ♪ mark: where european equities are trading right now 30 minutes away from the wednesday session. yes. here are the headlines. stocks rising in the u.s. and europe today following strong gains for the s&p 500 and the tuesday session. we are covering all the action. , bloomberg exclusive conversation with former ecb president jean-claude trichet, his thoughts on brutal market moves, what he sees for central-bank policy from the ecb and the federal reserve. the chairman of the white house economic council joins

claude puel desperate to have riyad mahrez back. the players didn't have back as well.day against sheffield united. still not clear whether riyad mahrez will return by then. to golf and on the pga tour kevin streelman and beau hossler hold the joint one stroke lead on 7—under—par after the opening round of the at&t pebble beach pro am. the tournament is being played over three courses and streelman was playing on spyglass — this putt for birdie on the 18th handed him a share of the lead. on the pebble beach course beau hossler sunk this 17th hole birdie but then failed to birdie the par 5 last which would've given him the outright lead. while defending champion jordan spieth playing on spyglass is seven shots off the pace after a disappointing level par round. british cyclist mark cavendish led the way in a bunch sprint finish to win stage three of the dubai tour on thursday. dutch rider dylan gruenavagen was handed a 20—second penalty for drafting behind a team car and lost his overall lead to elia viviani. cavendish took the lead to sprint to the line in the closing s

a lot of that was to do with pressure from german industry. with pressure from jean—claude juncker, ae minister of luxembourg. the luxembourg economy is essentially an offshoot of the city of london. there are other things happening in european politics. germany does not have a government. germany are not the strongest... is michel barnier and jean—claude juncker keeping their cool, to take your phrase, or are they sabre rattling? are they deliberately so, trying to remind people that time is running out? i think they are saying, what is the truth? the thing that concerns me about this is that is somewhat artistic quality to this british, internal negotiation. it is as if the cabinet can decide what it wants, it will happen. the japanese trade delegation, senior executives who went to downing street this week, and for them to put their head above the parapet, the way japanese businessmen work, to hint that they are unhappy about the way things are going because they produce half the cars that britain makes and half of those get exported to europe, and if it goes through a non—european

the commission presidentjean—claude junker said the eu wasn't at war wief eee {jee ee eieee he eeee ee would be maintained, but you couldn't mix it up with other issues. conservative mps attending the conference here believe the speech is a good starting point for talks. we've got to start getting into the detail of this. one thing we can do is improve our offer around defence and security, and i do think we need to have another look in the uk as to how we prioritise security. so it's a pretty familiar message from theresa may. the uk is leaving the european union but that doesn't mean close cooperation needs to end. and it's a blunt message, too, saying to eu leaders, don't let your ideology get in the way of the safety of our citizens. the government hopes today's speech will show it's acting responsibly, not wanting to drag the important issue of security into fraught brexit negotiations. vicki young, bbc news, munich. our political correspondent susana mendonca is here. we've had two big speeches this week on brexit — are we any clearer on the way forward? well i think we'd still a

michel barnier and jean—claude juncker, i they keeping their cool orare juncker, i they keeping theirberately trying to remind people that time is running out? the japanese trade senior executives who went to downing street this week, for them to put their heads above the parapet the way japanese businessmen work, their heads above the parapet the wayjapanese businessmen work, to interfere unhappy because they produce because that britain makes and half of those get exported to europe and if this goes to a non—european union arrangement, those are a temper sent out at least and some of these points move across the channel three times before the end up in the car and you can see how unbelievably difficult it is. gary younge said the brexiteers i like the dog that chased the car and finally caught it. they don't really know what to do. they cannot drive it. i feel that all this wrangling when you're facing an entity when 27 countries each can veto what ever they come up with. even if german manufacturing wants elizabeth morton leeway, now they can get that. i just don't see this working

in a few hours‘ time, the president of the european commission — jean claude juncker — will outline hisuture eu budget. he'll be working on the basis that the uk will be leaving the union and this will deprive the eu of between 12 and 13 billion euros every year — that's around 15 to $16 billion. currently, 1% of the bloc‘s gross national income goes towards the budget, but mrjuncker has already called for members to contribute more when the uk departs. in addition, the eu's budget commissioner has already said that the union will need to make spending cuts across the board — this includes a modest scaling back of the common agricultural policy. joining us now from brussels is guntram wolff — director of the european think tank bruegel. thank you forjoining us. which countries will have to fill this enormous black hole? that, the holed is 12 billion. of course, part of the hole will be filled by a cut in spending and part will be filled by increasing contributions. the countries that most obviously will have to increase are the ones already paying, such as germany, my home country, will

get pretty with him, claude. look at that ridiculous move on craig anderson. flyers up 3-1.er in the period, this is ridiculous, brandon manning with a shot from center ice that somehow goes in. anderson cannot believe it. look at it again. goes around the boards and takes a crazy bounce and you wouldn't expect that to go in like that, right? the flyers win 5-3. >>> phillies hosting the orioles in clear hzwater. bottom 2, bases loaded for jorge alfaro. he loves the salami. the left center and gone for the grand slam. phillies up 5-1. i can't remember the last time i had a salami. i was a fan of it, though. in the 8th. there's a collision on the shallow fly to left. middlebrooks was carted off with a leg injury and had to be taken to a nearby hospital for x-rays. phillies won the game, though, 9-6. >>> how about it. in less than a week we'll shift to march madness. yesterday villanova hit a speed bump on a number one seed. more drama than a soap opera. time winding down. marcus foster trying to win it. bridges says huh-uh, let's go to overtime. creighton halls in four in the

also speaking this morning in munich, jean—claude juncker of the european commission.roach should be maintained. translation: the commonalities between the eu and the uk and i would like to say that i believe, since we are not at war with the uk, since we are not at war with the uk, since we are not at war with the uk, since we would not take revenge on the uk for what the british people has decided, so, this security alliance, the security bridge between the uk and the eu will be maintained. however, you cannot mix up maintained. however, you cannot mix up this question with other questions that are important, in the context of brexit. you have to look at them individually and have the a nswer at them individually and have the answer each question on merit, but i do not want to mix up security considers with other considerations. our chief international correspondence is in munich now. what will the reception of theresa may's speech and this apparent discord over security arrangements? there was lots of discussion behind—the—scenes about what role britain with glee af

third period flyers pull away, caps, claude giroux scores his 200 goal. flyers win seven-four.ion earned his first career nhl victory. he is the guy that gave us chills last season. well, he went on that home run tear. taking phillies, they have a special player on their hand but rhys hoskins got chills this off seen on off the feel. jeff skversky has that story in clear water. >> phillies first base man rhys hoskins said if the eagles get to the super bowl, we will go and sure enough, he was on hand in minneapolis cheering on the birds two weeks ago today. he said that game was so good he will never be able to go to an nfl game ever again. >> i get chills thinking bit. >> reporter: rhys hoskins still gets chills, thinking about the eagles winning the super bowl, phillies first base man had a front row seat in minneapolis, to witness history, two weeks ago, he remembers it, like it was yesterday. >> biggest thing, that stood out, was just the raw, genuine passion of the fans, you know, everyone, we were sitting around, just so genuinely happy when they won, and, you know, i wis

the commission presidentjean—claude juncker said the eu wasn't at war with the uk and didn't want toy bridge would be maintained but you couldn't mix it up with other issues. so it's a pretty familiar message from theresa may. the uk is leaving the european union but that doesn't mean that close cooperation needs to end and it's a blunt message too, saying to europe's leaders, don't let your ideology get in the way of the safety of our citizens. the government hopes today's speech will show it's acting responsibly, not wanting to drag the important issue of security into fraught brexit negotiations. two members of the same family — a 15—year—old boy and a 72—year—old man — were killed when the car they were travelling in collided with a train at a level crossing in west sussex the emergency services were called to barns green near horsham, shortly after 8.30 this morning. no—one on the train was hurt. the headlines on bbc news: lizzy yarnold becomes the first british winter athlete to defend an olympic title after winning gold in the women's skeleton — laura deas took bronze. ukip pa

jean—claude juncker then went on jean—claudejuncker then went on to say, to unveil plans about reformingotentially a bigger budget and is directly elected president. so some would say he went on to make borisjohnson‘s point, because that does sound like something on the road to a eu superstate. in terms of how the speech has gone down here, people in these offices here were listening and they will read later this afternoon. but the fact is, it does not make a huge difference to the negotiations at the moment. they are waiting for a formal british position on the attitude to their future relationship with the eu after brexit and that will come from the prime minister and not boris johnson. thank you. the actor minnie driver has resigned as an ambassador for oxfam, saying she's horrified by the sex scandal claims at the charity. it comes as oxfam's regional director in asia has told the bbc she is aware of past abuse cases involving the charity's workers in the philippines, bangladesh and nepal. matt cole reports. what happens in haiti? that is the focus of the charity commission enquiry w

the president of the european commission jean—claude juncker said in september, "europe must always defendic interests" such as technology, defence and infrastructure. one of the biggest deals to spark concern was the 2016 purchase of kuka, germany's largest maker of industrial robotics, by china's midea for $5.5 billion. and there is particular concern about companies linked to foreign governments. as china looks increasingly overseas at technology and manufacturing interests, its investors spent a record $15 billion on eu purchases in 2016. that's almost double the previous year. just yesterday, germany's financial regulator said it would look into the $9 billion investment in the car—maker daimler, which owns mercedes, by china's geely, which hopes to access damiler‘s technology. with me is miriam gonzalez, an expert on european trade law at dechert llp. thank you forjoining us. sally running through the details on what strikes me about this is about trying to decide which investments are welcomed and which are not and thatis are welcomed and which are not and that is the difficult thin

the commission presidentjean—claude juncker said the eu wasn't at war with the uk and didn't want toou couldn't mix it up with other issues. so it's a pretty familiar message from theresa may. the uk is leaving the european union but that doesn't mean that close cooperation needs to end and it's a blunt message too, saying to europe's leaders, don't let your ideology get in the way of the safety of our citizens. the government hopes today's speech will show it's acting responsibly, not wanting to drag the important issue of security into fraught brexit negotiations. how much doubt is there really over cooperation regarding security?” don't think there is a lot of doubt when it comes to these crucial issues. in recent years, with those devastating attacks by extremist groups, including so—called islamic state, we have seen that there has been an urgent need for intelligence cooperation, data—sharing, countries to talk to each other about these shared threats. that is why when you have this unprecedented announcement ina public have this unprecedented announcement in a public meeting b

methods and we recently made a movie about the nineteen eighty eight hostage crisis in claude back.that was another big challenge. you monday we had to find out how the situation with these criminals could get so out of control that they could even hijack a bus and then let photographers in to take pictures of the hostages. guys and you know it was unbelievable and that was such a challenge and i think it's turned into a very effective and powerful movie. i think then yeah it was your goal when you produced the fell for the. film is your passion for do you have the ambition to change or improve the world or to very. best for. you know that's not something i can do at all i want to tell stories that are important to me that i believe are of interest to other people because i really don't want to aim for the gutter. i have the success i dreamed of and that really depends on the stories. i think there's a lot of german history that's still to be told. we're doing a new season of the series vice and see which has already gone around the world on the first three seasons are on netflix. a

junker was speaking to us jean—claude junker was speaking to us journalists here in jean—claude junker and about something else. now, presidentjunker was in his usual jolly me. he madejokes about presidentjunker was in his usual jolly me. he made jokes about the drinks on the coffee orders of eu leaders when they attend european summits. but the laughing stopped when a british journalist paraphrased boris johnson‘s when a british journalist paraphrased borisjohnson‘s speech to him and said to presidentjunker, the british run secretary has said that you are a part of a planned to create a british eu superstate which britain is better off out of. look at how the mood changed. some in the british political society or against pretending that i'm stupid, stubborn, that i'm in favour of a european superstate. i'm strictly against a european superstate. we are not the united states of america. we are the european union. which is a rich body, because we have these 27, 28 nations. the european union cannot be built against the european nations. so, this is total nonsense. that was presidentjunk

years and still many countries would like to join the block the head of the european commission john claude younker is currently visiting countries that have been giving the prospect of becoming the new members or serbia one challenge those countries are facing is bringing their economies up to speed which is hard when many of their brightest minds prefer to leave this is no simple change of address from marina stefano the twenty five year old serb isn't just moving down the road she's heading abroad to austria she's finished her training as a vascular surgeon now she wants to turn her qualification into money. first i want to go in america. first from. grads so they are free to come back when i finish my studies graduate marina's packing her portrait along with her german dictionary it's a past tens of thousands in the region of taking unable to find work at home they go abroad once working there they support their families back home their remittances are astounding lehi making up as much as ten percent of serbians g.d.p. it's similar in neighboring bosnia highly qualified young people are

brandon manning to wide open claude giroux. flyers up two. everything going their way.you are not convinced, how about this in the third? manning laps it around the board. dumps it into the net. flyers win 5-3, winning 9 of 10, a point out of first place. eagle coach doug pederson is trying to move on to next season. they have the nfl combine tuesday. >> pederson honored in new jersey this morning, residing with his family. it's special for the family, where they call home. everyone is stepping up the game, flyers, sixers, even sixer fans. vince shen, wow, free ticket for the sicksers. thank you. they were getting ready for spring in chester county. they held their fifth annual used equipment sale. the biggest share included the bats, balls and gloves kids need. >> castle is next on channel6. "action news" tomorrow morning with nydia han and chris sowers. for jeff skversky and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez. have a great night. we'll see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪

the irony is the reasonjean—claude juncker was doing a press conference was to unveil his plans for aps on the road to an eu superstate and actually he was making the point for borisjohnson. people actually he was making the point for boris johnson. people around actually he was making the point for borisjohnson. people around here we re borisjohnson. people around here were listening to the speech by borisjohnson were listening to the speech by boris johnson and borisjohnson and adjusting at this afternoon and they find it interesting as an insight into the discussions going on in the british government at the moment but what they really are waiting for is a speech or document from the prime minister laying out of formal proposals for what the u can expect from the uk when it comes to the future relationship. well we go straight to stormont and sinn fein. we have been for the past few weeks, we have stretched ourselves, we have been involved in detailed and meaningful conversations in terms of trying to move things forward. we did and had an accommodation with the dup in terms of all

brandon manning, wide open, claude giroux, get in there. 3-1 flyers, everything going their way, late does this go in? manning wraps it around the boards, flyers win 5-3. they have won 9 of 10. spring training, baseball, a moment of silence for roy halliday. the grand slam one of two hits, phillies win 9-6. we are right back with "college hoops." ♪ ♪ get the best internet with the best shows and get the best of both worlds. fios by verizon gives you the fastest internet available for only $79.99 a month online with a two year agreement, you can stream on up to 100 devices at once. so get the fastest internet available, plus netflix, plus up to200 tv channels, plus phone, getfios.com to switch today.

president of the european commission jean—claude juncker said in september "europe must always defendegic interests" such as technology, defence and infrastructure. one of the biggest deals to spark concerns was the 2016 purchase of kuka — germany's largest maker of industrial robotics — by china's midea for 5.5 billion dollars. and there is particular concern about companies linked to foreign governments. as china looks increasingly overseas at technology and manufacturing interests, its investors spent a record 43 billion on eu purchases in 2016. that's almost double the previous year. just yesterday germany's financial regulator said it would look into the $9 billion worth of shares bought in the car—maker daimler — which owns mercedes — by china's geely. with me is bronwyn curtis, chair of the society of business economists. afamiliar a familiarface. a familiar face. good to see you again. give as your take on the situation. of course, china has been looking for years at good assets in europe. and of course we welcome peak investment but to a degree, whether we draw the line? ther

the metro, jean—claude juncker againstjohnson. sounds like a tennis match at wimbledon.g match. more like boxing. boris johnson might have hoped the speech he made today would have made a bigger splash on the front pages. it was very widely trailed so it's been covered all the day—to—day. in a nutshell, this was borisjohnson making a positive liberal outraging speech about brexit. at the same time accusing junker of wanting to set upa time accusing junker of wanting to set up a european superstate. he said that's not the case. —— juncker. it sounded like a replay of the referendum campaign, lots of stuff about taking back control. the old hoary cliche about the superstate which, as you say, juncker dismissed as total nonsense. there was a very nice cartoon in the london evening standard of boris presenting himself with a bouquet of roses, which spelt out the word me. it's all about him. everything boris does is not about brexit or the greater good, in my opinion, of the country. it's about him and his ambition. i don't like him. the florida shooting we've been reporting

claude giroux 21 goal of the season, game tied at one. leads to a powerplay goal third straight game with the goal, flyers win 2-1, 19 saves from the new goally, peter rodman. >> each night we have had different players that stepped up and were key parts of good third periods. it's krill cat at this time of year. there are a lot of close games. a lot of times it comes down to the wire and fighting for every point is critical. >> still ahead, drexel's men's basketball team does ,$8drw you were borne to travel... borne to rock... borne to piggyback... and you don't want anything stopping you from doing what you love. so if you're looking to give your immune system extra support... only airborne plus beta-immune booster is made with a crafted blend of vitamins and minerals, plus an added ingredient proven to boost your natural defenses. keep doing what you were borne to do. airborne plus beta immune booster. >> the phillies open tomorrow against the bluejays. today they played an exhibition game against the university of tampa. phils off to

get pretty with him, claude. look at that ridiculous move on craig anderson. flyers up 3-1. later in the period, this is ridiculous, brandon manning with a shot from center ice that somehow goes in. anderson cannot believe it. look at it again. goes around the boards and takes a crazy bounce and you wouldn't expect that to go in like that, right? the flyers win 5-3. >>> phillies hosting the orioles in clear water. bottom 2, bases loaded for jorge alfero. he loves the salami. left center and gone for the grand slam. i can't remember the last time i had a salami. i was a fan of it, though. in the 8th. will middlebrooks and andrew pull a.m. collide. middlebrooks was taken to a nearby hospital for x-rays. phillies won the game, though, 9-6. >>> how about it. in less than a week we'll shift to march madness. yesterday villanova hit a speed bump on a number one seed. visiting creighton. more dramas than a soap opera. time winding down, marcus foster trying to win it. bridges says huh-uh, let's go to overtime. in four in the extra session. pretty ball movement leads to a missed lay

other end, charlie ling gren r robs claude giroux. goes to a shootout. flyers win 1-0.ngton loses. >> earlier in the day, flyers claimed johnny oduya. he's part of two stanley cup titles. the defense in front of the net hasn't been great. oduya should be helpful in that department. >> manager gabe kapler is billed as an out of the box thinker. hoskins went 1 for 3. carlos santana in the third inning, gha 1-0 philly. fifth inning, allows a run on the single. >> corey smith has stayed busy since he and the eagles won the superbowl. he gave the kids a message about unity. he is set to make $5 million next season. it's an option year and the eagles could cut him with no calorie cap ramifications. he hopes to stick around. >> i hope so. we talked about it. i'm sure if the door is there, it will happen. i know how the business works. they want me to be here. i want to be here. i think it will work out. >> villanova's win at creighton, cats now fourth in the nation. high school

>> flyers are on the winning streak they beat the blue jackets 4-1 for their 4th strayed victory, claude giroux got his first goal of the season. >>> new research shows an item in your spice rack may relieve pain. >>> snap chat takes a hit as a reality star joins others complaining about the app's new look. >> kelly monaco and billy miller from general hospital stopped by the 6abc studios to talk about their new show for charity. kelly grew up in the area. >> our father's father started taking them to the game and then it gets passed on and passed on. you can learn more about their charity event in new york city tomorrow night at 6abc.com. >> was that your nose pressed up upon the glass in the past to say hello kelly. >> i would have gone to meet them. >> reporter: she is lovely, i met her before, i'm a big fan. she is good on that show. this is southwest philadelphia the platt bridge i-95, traffic moving okay, as you head out this morning, pretty dry here on the plat and other areas, roads getting damp it's another miserable day, this is 42 at creek road where traffic here is moving jus

i asked claude giroux if he thought there was any truth in the idea that the eagles super bowl win wasubbing off on the other teams in the area. his response is, you never know what a victory like that can change things. whatever you believe, the proof of the flyers and sixers is in the win column. >> carson wentz ringing the bell before the game tonight. second quarter, joel embiid, a man possessed. he had 19 in the first half, on 6 of 9 shooting from the field. sixers lead the magic 70-39. >>> the flyers in a matinee against the senators. leading 2-1 in the third. bran don manning, beautiful move on craig anderson. flyers lead 3-1. manning with the shot from center ice. look at this. this somehow goes in the net. anderson cannot believe it. look at this again. goes around the boards, takes a crazy bourns and goes in. flyers win 5-3. sometimes lucky is better than good, but they're both. they're tied for first place in the metropolitan division. >>> to the diamond now. the phillies playing their home grapefruit league opener in clearwater this afternoon. the phillies holding a moment

brandon manning springs claude giroux in the break have away, dude's got more moves than a u-haul truckfor the goal. flyers lead 3-1. later in the period, manning doing the honors this time. look at this shot from center ice that somehow goes in. anderson can't believe it. really no one could in the building. look at it again, around the boards, crazy bounce, and goes in. who would have thought that was going to happen? lucky and good. the flyers are both, flyers win 5-3. >>> fill lease hosting orioles in clearwater. bottom of the second, bases juiced for jorgeal four row. he spanked that one deep and gone to left center. a grand slam. phillies up 5-1. but pay attention. the scary moment here in the eighth. will middlebrooks and andrew pullen collide on the shallow fly to left. middleburgs had to be carted off to the hospital for x-rays. phillies won the game 9-6. >>> third-ranked villanova lost to creighton 89-83 in overtime. they're 25-4 on the season. >>> nbc 10 news is coming right back after this look at the medal count. - honey, look what we got! - [narrator] going big (yelling) i

other end, charlie ling gren r robs claude giroux. goes to a shootout. flyers win 1-0.ngton loses. >> earlier in the day, flyers claimed johnny oduya. he's part of two stanley cup titles. the defense in front of the net hasn't been great. oduya should be helpful in that department. >> manager gabe kapler is billed as an out of the box thinker. hoskins went 1 for 3. carlos santana in the third inning, gha 1-0 philly. fifth inning, allows a run on the single. phillys fall 4-3. we talk eagles after the break. ♪ ♪ right now, comcast business is doubling your internet speed so you can download large files faster equal? our best internet offer ever. you do the math. because for a limited time, you'll pay the 75 mbps price and get 150 mbps internet. call today. the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". switching to geico. breathtaking. saved by fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> corey smith has stayed busy since he and the eagles won the superbowl. he gave the kids a message about unity. he is set to make $5 million next s

claude giroux 21 goal of the season, game tied at one.al third straight game with the goal, flyers win 2-1, 19 saves from the new goally, peter rodman. >> each night we have had different players that stepped up and were key parts of good third periods. it's krillme of year. there are a lot of close games. a lot of times it comes down to the wire and fighting for every point is critical. >> still ahead, drexel's men's basketball team does something never done before. >> and phillies are playing games in clear water. >> >> the phillies open tomorrow against the bluejays. today they played an exhibition game against the university of tampa. phils off to a good start. tommy joseph, andrew knapp in the third. 1-0 phillies. same count in the fourth inning. 6-0. manager was pleased with the staff today. >> walks on a day fairly unusual in a spring training game. we didn't even work a lot of three ball counts. guys on top of it. >> drexel hosting delaware. blue hens lead by 34 points. dragondragons storm all the way. drexel wins 85-83. the come

claude giroux told jaime apody he is inspired by the city'srea >> the night they were they we in the streets and seeing everybody celebrating and a good experience and i think the sixers have not lost eastern, it's pretty fun right now. >> doe something like that, expy won, does that make you hungry for your own? >> it definitely doesn't hurt but just seeing the passion of the fans we knew was always there and to actually live it and be in the mix was a pretty good experience. >> today the colts formerly introduced frank wright as their head coach. the former coordinator for the eagles began there some ten years ago. he is saying all the r things. >> i believe we'll work together to do something special for this city and for our organization. something that will be remembered for a long time. this is a great football city and i'm happy to be home to my coaching roots this is where i got my start. >> he did not have play calling duty there's but will have them there in indianapolis. >>> the historical figure pay aid visit in delaware county. frederick douglas spoke with the youngsters

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in the third captain claude giroux skates on in and scores his 200th career goal and moves into seventhlace tie in the flyers all time with john leclair. alex lyonn with 25 safes. first nhl win. the flyers beat the rangers seven-four. three points out of the first place in the metropolitan division. >>> lebron james calls it the best weekend of the season and the best in the nba will be hitting the court for the all star game. joel embiid will start. and steph curry. joe joe says he's pick the brains of stars to see what works for them. at media day the process was asked what '90's movie he would be in if they did a remake? >> coming to america. because i'm african, you know, i came from africa and this is like a dream even got the chance, um, i made most out of this and i'm here and i still got a long way to go. probably coming to america. >> coming up in the zone flyers gm ron hextall will he make a move trade deadline we have sports radio wip john marks joining me to talk pucks and hoops and veterans report to spraining training tomorrow. todd zolecki stops by also tonight after the

claude giroux got his 21st goal of the season and the new goalie had a good game with 19 saves. welcome to the scene. >>> the sixers were back in action taking on the chicago bulls and held on to win a squeaker and ben simmons and joel embiid combined for 62 points, sixers have won six straight. >> sixers looking good? >> yes. >> melissa magee is back way closer look at the accuweather forecast. >> damp and dreary over the next several days. stormtracker 6 live double scan it's dry in philadelphia. we have mist and drizzle and a lot of low level moisture through the rest of the afternoon and light precipitation to the northern and west and a lull now and more wet weather refires late they are evening. and it's light in nature. here is the picture sky 6 hd looking at temperatures in the talon energy stadium where the union play, a mostly cloudy skies and rain drops left over on the lens and we'll dodge the rain drops through the next several days, right now in philadelphia we come in at a chilly 41 degrees and an easterly component to the win at east-northeast at 7 miles per hour

in the third, flyers, pull away, captain claude giroux scores his 200th career goal.st nhl victory. flyers beat rangers seven-four >> at first nhl win you talked about for a long time. but, you know, it was, it was good. full building, great atmosphere and cannot give enough credit to the guys. they played really well. >> with your first win you get a feathered boa. >> of course. >> of course. phillies new first base man carlos santana has been pushing cars in the off season spring training he will be pushing michael franco who had a lot of work to do this year. jeff skversky has his store friday clearwater. >> reporter: two years ago phillies hall of famer mike schmidt made a bold statement saying miguel franco was better then he was at his age. well, franco has not lived up to the hype, he has been working hard down here in clearwater but fellow teammate s, carlos san tan a this could be a make it or break it season for miguel franco who may have led phillies in home runs and rbi's last year but he has lowest batting average among third base mans in the league, and

this week the european commission presidentjean—claude junker has been visiting the new prospective memberseen more than its fair share of war — and not so long ago. the trip said mrjunker‘s staff is intended to serve as an encouraging gesture to these counties. and one country that certainly thinks it can benefit from eu membership is macedonia. one of the things that stands in their places their name. greeks have argued that the name, macedonia, represents a territorial claim of greece‘s northern province which is also named macedonia. i have been speaking to the prime minister and i put it to him that greece is not likely to budge on the issue of the name. we are the republic of macedonia. we understand our good friends in greece. they have another part of the country called macedonia. now the country called macedonia. now the problem is how to distinguish between our country and the regional macedonia in the greek side. we try to understand completely and because of that, we are in sight of negotiations with the prime minister in greece. we are positive in our way to find a solution. we

some love for claude, nova takes a fall and tj did it all. a career night for mcconnell in south philly. . >> the eagles win the super bowl and all of a sudden philly can't lose. sixers hosting the knicks tonight. the eastern conference player of the week p joel embiid for 3. he has 17. papa embiid approves. does he though? can't really tell. sixers up by 8. fourth quarter we go. mcconnell. tj with his first career triple double. ten points, ten boards, 11 assists and a shower. sixers win it 108-92. they're in the seven spot in the east. >> i just took the shots and they came to me. got some rebounds and my teammates did a good job of going to the basket and making shots. all credit to them and it wouldn't be possible without them. >> so ho-hum. the flyers host the devils tomorrow night. the orange and black looking for their fifth straight win. they're currently in third place in the metropolitan division. the team captain was named the number one star of the week. he picked up 6 points including three goals. he is tied for fourth in the nhl

just two weeks ago a ghaun opened fire killing 17 peopleen claudeing students and teachers. >> i'm scared to go back but our school will be safer. >> 74 republican members of florida house call on dpovrp nor rick scott to suspect broward country sheriff scot scotties legal. they're reviewing the initial response to shting app and there are now claims three deputies did not enter the bud when they should have as the shooting was taking place. >> and a null hi released memo from democrat on the house intelligence committee shaking up debate oaf the russia investigation. cbs news correspondent paula reed has more. >> house intelligence committee adam schiff says his memo vind indicates fbi over allegations it abused surveillance power to monitor a former trump campaign advisor. >> the fbi had every reason to be concerned carter page may be a document of power. >> it was written to a republican memo released earlier accusing fbi of hiding democratic ties so research dossier on trump and president donald trum itp hit back saturday fight. >> we'll have is a committee meeting and he'll leak all

. >> captain claude giroux says that the locker room never changes. >> we lost ten in a row and it's same. i come to the rink and it's a lot of fun. >> you don't know if we lost ten in a row or win. >> they have 19 games to go and the majority of the games are with teams with a winning record including tomorrow at home against carolina. >> a tough schedule and big challenge for us. i see it as more of an opportunities and try to improve ourselves. >> and the flyers want to make a statement as they shoot to make a deep playoff run. jeff skversky channel 6 "action news." >> spring training is flying back four weeks from tomorrow the phillies open in atlanta and another tuneup against the blue jays than is curtis granderson with a two-run shot. the phillies fall 7-1. time to get back on track for the villanova wildcats as they visit seton hall and dropped three of six games falling from number one in the nation to number four. seton hall comes in 20-9 and the pirates play the cats tough and coach wright explains why. >> we have a familiarity with each other and their players from new yo

it's the cap tarngs claude giroux light on the lamp for the 21 time this season tied at one.er on flyers on the power play. shooting and rookie nolan patrick cleaning it up. flyers win tonight,-1 they won four straight and eight out of nine. all right. switching gears a 27-game sprint to the finish line sixers back tat after the all star break. they visit the chicago bulls. >> ben simmonds going to the hole. takes the contact. career high 32 point to go along with 11 he ra signature and 7 boards. 3rd quarter joel embib, jojo showing off the reigns like he did during all star weekend. 30 point, 1 boards and five signatures. after simmonds hits the tying and go ahead free throws. sixers winning six in a row, 116-115 the final. >> delaware visiting sdrexel. this is the game of the night. blue hens falling. ripe daily nails a flee. at one point delaware led 5-19 and drexel with the magic. they pull off get this, the largest come back in men's division one history. they had point deficit and went 85 to 8, what? , and the university of tampa. this is spring training baseballhe of e