eagles running back cory cleney clement s proves he'll never outgrow his roots. we catch up with him next. >>> another soggy weekend. rain or no rain, they are planning to strut in the annual mardi gras parade. tomorrow afternoon's event is on despite the forecast. as in years past, the sound of spring bands will fill the air. but a local super bowl hero will add a new wrinkle. jason kelce will play sax phone with the avalon string band. the band provided the suit he wore during the birds' championship celebration. >>> i think that he's a man of the people, loves being with the people, and i think that the people love seeing this side of him. >> and in case of heavy rain tomorrow, parade organizers plan to put the string bands in clubhouses along main street so you can go inside to watch. >> i don't think they're going to mind the rain down the shore today. at least it's not going to be freezing. fringd as it is in years past for the polar bear plunge. there is an annual polar bear plunge in north wild wood today. the plunge benefits the philadelphia police falle

cory: i don't know, though. s technologieses, we talk to venture capitalists, emily, you talk to these people think of me, i can't one that is not excited about different lity and a way to do things. bit coin may not be the answer. capitalists that i talk to and others are looking some as a way to solve real problems. this is the case of the general public not quite getting it yet, technologieses seeing the opportunity to do big things there. i don't think it's going away. emily: cory johnson tracking he selloff today, thank you so much, cory. ratings for america's one-day the ing event declined for third year in a role. the nfl super bowl showdown eagles the philadelphia and the new england patriots had score of 47.4 according to preliminary data on nbc. that is down 3% from last year. advertisers ot, spent $414 million, the second history.uper bowl among the advertisers was tech iant amazon which said to have spent $50 million on its 90-second spot. up, gearing up for the yet, how cket launch will impact the pri

s pamela osborn is live for us. who's heading out this morning? >> reporter: well, coryns mom is going to be flying out in the next 15 minutes and so will other family members of those eagles players. they loaded onto a bus and made their way here to atlantic aviation. this is very exciting time for family members. they cannot wait to cheer on their birds. the players left on sunday. we spoke to cory's mom, letonia. here how she's feeling ahead of the big game. >> i guess i've been really calm, so right now still calm. i think i'll be even more excited when y excited when i actually see his face. so right now the energy is good. >> reporter: and the plane is ready to go. you can see the lights are on here. the anticipation is building as that flight is expected it leave at 6:00 this morning. i'm pamela osborn, nbc 10 news. >> all right, pam, thank you. they are going to get excited. eagles defensive end crist long has been a real impact for the birds on the field. >> but his work off the field that has won him a big honor. the nfl players association hands out the award.

s andrea klein thomas fans tonight. >> the fans have been standing in the rain for hours to get cory's autograph.ll have his response, coming up.> a stormy sunday, you saw andrea's umbrella. you'll need a good quality umbrella for tomorr rain thunderstorms, temperatures in the 60mperatures in the 30s, does that seem like a lot to you. it is pour yourself a cup of coffee. the forecast is coming next. >>> the team posted this video on instagram. getting off the bus to do the electric slide. you might say this is their signature dance, a week ago today at the nfl honors the eagles won a the nfl best celebration of the year for this rendition during game against the and fans are clement. andrea, there's quite the crowd outse,s it's nasty out here. nation, though does care. just take a look at this line.und building here. thees at least sho . bringing ets, pictures and other memorabilia for sign. he tells us he's been going nonstop since the super bowl and is still trying to take it all in. clement was of the specialcored a tou in the super bowl of all of the hay mazing things that have happened to hi

interestingly, cory, when you take look at the technicals, a lot of the major averages look vulnerable to the downside, considering their below important moving averages. the 50 and 100. the s 500 hit the 200 moving day average. that tells you sellers are lurking. it'll be interesting to see how it plays out next week. cory: i know how you love your technicals. yesterday, there was a really decided bounce when that happens. abigail: there was a bounce but it was interesting. i will show a chart i have been showing all day of the s&p 500 relative to its 200-day moving average. this is the nasdaq relative to its 200-day moving average. the work to the downside is ahead for the major averages. in fact, the russell 2000 is moving definitively. cory: what is at the bottom? abigail: this is pretty interesting. it is actually the spread between the nasdaq 100 and its 200-day moving average brady -- moving average. it goes all the way back to 2011. if you recall the big rally out of week 2 from 2010 into 2011, at that point the nasdaq 100 was about 18% above its 200-day moving average. very overbought. in august and september of 2011, we had a big correction dipping back down. simi

cory parnell, who is a survivor, for being with us today. and to thank all of those who are here, who have dedicated your lives to helping survivor s reclaim their lives, and their freedom. thank you to marry france this, dr. jordan greenbaum jeff rogers , and so many others who have joined with us today. and thank you to all of the victim assistance organizations and survivor advocacy groups who work to bring healing and hope to those who suffered from this terrible crime. we also have congressional staff here with us, and we are proud to have them. thank you for your attention to this issue. congress has been supportive, indeed, there appears to be a unique bipartisan interest in this subject. which, i would suggest means that we have an opportunity, may be in an few years, to do more than we have done in the past. i want to welcome members of the business community, a number who are here, who are taking important steps to prevent trafficking. i want to thank them as well. dave mccleary of the rotary club. nicole clifton of ups and davis of facebook and audra jenkins of randstad north america. nicole clifton of ups and davis richard perry of d

when i am working with cory booker on legislation or when we were actually going out to speak message,s, it sends a not when we start talking, but before we start talking. the sense that maybe there are bald, black men caucus. i am glad they allow republicans in that. [laughter] us -- the, it allows seed to germinate and for something to spring above the soil that can be instructive and constructive. there are a number of victories that have happened because i worked in a bipartisan fashion, and wrinkly, on some of the legislation that we have seen, i did not go to him. he came to me. it works both ways. i think our future is incredibly bright as long as we remember that we are a single american family, and every time that we whichurselves at odds, typically in families, you do that, you find yourself at odds someme to the table, break bread, and make something good happen. i will answer some questions. >> in back. peopledo we bring together to focus on human rights internationally? >> i think there is a group -- it is a group of americans for basically a strong israel and the middle ea

kpix 5's da lin is in san francisco with a violent confrontation that followed. >> could not believe it. hit me right in the face. >> reporter: cory is talking about being pepper sprayed. >> right through the tent on me, and then he smiled and laughed. >> reporter: you can see the trains from the spray on the tent, and that was just the beginning. >> he pulled out a gun on me, and i could see it no question, he was willing to use it, so it started running. >> reporter: this happened on friday. cory says the man in his 50s put letters on his and other tents camped out next to the skate parring on dubose avenue. the letter reads in part, attention junkie blank, we will pound you, burn you, beat you, and blank you up if you're within 100 yards of this park after sun down tonight, signed the neighbors. after reading the letter, cory got into an argument with him, and that's when the man apparently pepper sprayed him and pulled out the gun. the homeless says the man lives near the skate park and in the past harassed them. >> he's like a vigilante. >> reporter: i couldn't find the neighbor that wrote the letter, but other neighbors say

cory johnson, thank you. vonnie: i want to say, waymo. julie: waymo capacity. in markets, the selloff continues to hover around the lows of the session. lower for the doubt with the s9/10 of 1%. real yield is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ jon: from new york city, i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." coming up, congress and a government shutdown, passing a spending bill worth over $300 billion. will forceg deficit u.s. to borrow $1 trillion this year. finally showsket a few signs of catching up with credit. volatility making a comeback. >> the market is finally catching up with fed expectations.

before,s we mentioned industry leaders and sports, media, and tech can together in los angeles to start the nba all-star weekend to lunch the tech summit, and our bloomberg editor at large cory with ted leonsis about the -- e-spo the sports bas rts. take a listen. years old,tually 60 the crt, they wanted to show it , and the scientists created a game called tennis for two. pon was the precursor for g, and would watch your bud dies playing pong. late 80's and early 90's you could get connected, and once you get connected and competing with one another, and professional league is the natural growth. the amazing thing about the momentum here is that 4 billion people connected to the internet -- only 3 billion in the united states, so we have become a small player in terms of internet traffic and connectivity. ,his game is inherently global the best players are from korea, south korea, the philippines, china has exploded. inon a team that plays league of legends, owned by riot games, and write games is owned by tencent, a $600 billion behemoth from china. this is not a fad or something like pokemon, this is a really important phenomenon. young people get exposed to these video g