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both are east coas cities founded in the 1600s when the area was just a collection of british colonies, and both were hotbeds of revolution before amica split from britain. boston is the scene of the famous tea party. philadelphia hosted the signing of the declaration of independce. boston has old ironsides. philadelphia has the liberty bell. he end, there can be onl one winner, and there is more than just a football game at stake. there is also a wager between the mayors of philadelphia and a town near boston, home of real life boxer rocky marciano.e winning city gets to dress the other rocky statue in the opposing team's colors, so imagine rocky balboa in a patriots jersey. f phils would rather not. now it is patriots versus eagles, city versus city, rocky versus rocky. t all that is leo do is play a game of football. rajini: so many super bowl facts, but i still need the game explained me. i am thanks for watching us here on "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical vid s are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the ne of t

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lots of amazing things happened at the super bowl in minnesota including the first meeting with roy coa reteared rail car winter. and car was a freshman player at northwestern university when he signed up to become a donor in 2015 he got the call he was a match. but carr told be the match.org he always wondered who received his bone marrow stem cells. >> was glad to help you roy and it all worked out and brings us here today. >> greatly appreciate it. i wouldn't be here if you hadn't have done it. >> and coe is still free of any signs of non-hodgkins lymphoma and hope their story inspires people to join the registry. >>> in washington the house is expected to vote on another temporary funding bill keeping the government run aring until march 23rd and fund community health centers for two years money the bills have not included. and meantime in camden the osbourne family center of lords center celebrates the designated of a health institution. . >>> a trenton run business is offering a ride to the parade. about $20 a person. cathy says she helps to run tours and a lot has changed. >> we

years when we have one time better than expected news, with he have to give an ongoing base building coawhen -- assume 7.5% return every year, i know very familiar with, and in years when we do not have that, it's phased in over five years. and the reretirement system updated the mortality table, and the employees are living longer, an excellent thing. paying pensions over a longer time period. the next biggest thing is actually c.p.i. has gone up, so the assumption or report we pay c.p.i. means that it has gone up in our report as well. and the last thing which kelly noted is the health benefit. health benefits, especially due to the uncertainty in the market with the current federal administration and the affordable care act, almost double digit growth for employees in the health benefit, almost three times inflation. that's having a big impact. a slide digging more into the pensions. a sense of looking at the budget what has changed. ten years ago, spending 2.5% of the general fund on the employer contribution on the pensions. today 7% of our general fund. even though the general fund

his former coa thinks charlie will, regardless, find a way to succeed. >> if he can get over the turmoilf, i think he'll do fine. he's got everything going for him. >> in his young life, he'd pleased everybody. his coaches, teachers, devoted friends. outwardly happy. inwardly, who really knew? all one can say with any certainty are the known facts of a murky case. he got a friend to buy him a shotgun, said good-bye to the ivy league, and on a winter's day, drove home. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> we were like sisters. we had shared so much. they told me that they had found her body. i just collapsed. she's dead because she was my friend. >> first, melissa disappeared. >> where's melissa? >> that's the million dollar question. >> i knew right then that she absolutely never made it into her house. >> left behind in her garage signs of a struggle and a strange orange mist. >> we didn't know what it was. >> then, her boss went missing, too. w

set ofdictments of guilty pleas with manafort and gates i find extremely tantalizing because i'm not coased as you on the no collusion front. it sort of dep meaning of collusion. what we know from these inctments is these were pople working closely with russian interests. at the time they were working with the campaign, they felt - themselvit's incredible to anybody who reads about the amount of money they were making, but they were in financial straits. they needed money to support theirc inredibly high lifestyles. >> woodruff: manafor and gates. >> manafort and gates. we know things happened. we know there were contacts with the russians. we know there were changes in the platform regarding ukraine so was there collusion that might have fallen short of president trump? i don't know, but i know that there is, like, the submarine of the mueller investigation that keeps plowing forward. we don't see where it's going until it decides to surface. id,woodruff: how much, dav is it affecting what the president's able to do? he brings it up, he tweets about it, he brings up obama, blames him for

widening of the bayous to help carry more water to the gulf, and in the gulf, le construction of a coas spine-- a massive gate that would protect tha region during orm surge. >> one thing we do know of, the rains will ctinue to fall, and there will be flooding in '18, '19 and '20. so, we have to be stronger, and we have to be more resilie. otherwise, just putting people back in their homes the very way they were befos just funding failure. >> reporter: but of course, these ideas will take time, political will, and money. the state of texas has an $11 billion rainy day fund that turner and emmett want to tap into-- but the state legislature won't return to session until 2019. then there's an $81 billion funding package making its way through congre the house has passed it, but the senate has yet to vote on it. in a year that held the most expensive natural disasters on record-- wildfires in california, hurricanes in florida and puerto rico-- that money will have to be shared between all of the affected areas. >> we need to move with the greatest degree of urgency. the state has indicated

planet cites the entire region from the bay area to thed oregon border highlighted by the red woode coasnal estate . coming in second boise, idaho, followed by chattanooga, tennessee and florida's space coast region. >> chattanooga is a beautiful place. >> look at what we have here. >> we're number one. >> so maybe you're going to head up the coast this morning and it's going to be a beautiful day, especially around the mendocino area. we are looking at some sunshine and record warmth. really we can make it a beach day in early february? yes, we can. it's going to be a day that sunshine.withth clear here is a live look outside in san jose. here is what to expect. it starts out at 50 degrees but look at the range in temperatures today. so you need a jacket in the morning and then you will need shorts and short sleeves for the afternoon. 77 degrees. it will warm up with all of those clear skies and another day that may set some records. we are approaching day seven here and by tomorrow it will be a touch cooler, but still looks like a very warm day for this time of year. we're reaching int

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because it's frustrating to me that we're not doing it and a third thing to add to your answer and i coa 9/11 deep dive analysis to the electoral infrastructure and it's a bipartisan bill, whether we ever get a vote on it i will never know, but that would be a great first step in my mind to get the report and these are the ten things you need to know for infrastructure so maybe comment on those three ideas. >> thank you, senator. you mentioned our allies and he has work in analyzing them and if you look at the uk, for example, and you look at the israelis and look at the australians and their first default in cyberspace is to look at how do we find synergy and not segmentation? our entire approach to this space has been starting with who has divided roles and responsibilities. so i think we have to look -- we can learn something from our allies, and we find synergy rather than segmentation and that should be the policy framework question, right? >> in terms of authorityis and think there's a false debate between 10 and 50 and if i argue for a seamless notion and i am suggesting that we u

where we are, we're in olympic park which is down near the coa coast.ove us is where you find the sports like snowboarding and skiing. that's where chloe is on her way from. >> today, that's what we're talking about. we're talking about snowboarding. chloe cemented her place in these games. she is 17 years old. she's the youngest woman to win an olympic snowboarding medal. we can't wait for her to get here and chat about that. >> she is not the only snowboarder to win some medal today. shaun white had two jaw-dropping runs, setting the stage for an 'pick final tonight. >> and talking about figure skating. the pairs competition will get under way. we have it all covered for you. we're starting with craig melvin who's got the latest. hey, craig. >> good morning to you. the snowboarders, dominated the mountain. from shaun white who we watched grow from a teenager into one of the world's most famous snowboarders to break-out star chloe kim who won is great olympic fashion. these riders are set to break more records in these games. >> boom, gigantic start. >

you coa lot of business in new york -- you do a lot of business in new york.man in new york. are you trying to get on his good side? >> i'm looking for both sides to come together. i think manchin out of west virginia needs to schedule a weekly beer time between chuck and donald to go over the issues and find some middle ground. we happen to have gone through a rough patch, i would say maybe his bedside manner on some issues weren't the best. maybe some of the clowns, can didly, that he had in his administration may have caused him issues in the past, but now he's got the a-team. he's got gary cohn on the economy, general kelly, general mattis, he's got jared kushner, he's got vice president pence. he really at the ultimate high point of the administration has some of the brightest, most talented people that anybody could have wanted in an administration. stuart: what do you think about immigration? he's proposed a deal. you build the wall, you get rid of chain migration, you get rid of the lottery, and in return some of the dreamers can stay. is that the kind

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