so here's the deal, front page of the daily news or back page of the daily news because our president took the front page, there is an insert, a whole section and it says just take a deep breath. you have to trust in nick. we will get nick foles on the phone. >> i can only imagine what he is feeling. >> a little bit of pressure. we will get him on the phone and we will conference in a number of people, look at all of the people we have lined up , president trump will call in, andy read, meryl reese, joel embiid if we can get him we are having trouble getting nim london hopefully that will happen and not sure about the president either after what happened yesterday but we will try to get these calls made have you seen images of southern california, three days in the mud slide, of southern california, more than 40 people are still, missing now. >> officials have confirmed that the death toll still stands at 17. look at this video of the mud coming down the car. >> somebody riding in it like a tobagon in the burbank, california area in the heart of the los angeles. >> other two people in

graduated from yale in 1995 where he was the publisher of the yell daily news. -- yale daily news. 1985ined>> it's true that if i were i could not acknowledge it. inhe joined goldman sachs 1985. became a partner in 1994 and rose up to be a member of the management committee. he was the chief information officer of goldman sachs. he left in 2002 after 17 years and formed doing capital -- dune capital. he also was involved in the business.ent he financed a number of movies including avatar, mad max, and movies like that. meer that occurred, he told that a dinner once that he would become the campaign finance chairman for donald trump. i said you will never be heard from again because -- [laughter] >> that is correct. >> but my predictions are usually wrong. it worked out well for you. you became -- >> and for the president. became secretary of the treasury and were confirmed february 2017. have you talk to your accountant about your own taxes? are they going up or down? [laughter] >> well i am definitely making a lot less money in this job. but my rate is going up. given california and new yo

it looks like it is going to be jaylen mills, that is what the daily news is saying on the back cover down by the school yard here, is it jaylen mills with the green hair? anthony gargano, what are you hearing. >> he is known as the green goblin. >> hi, ant. >> hi, guys, good morning. darby is going to be a big deal. >> okay. >> you think it is ron darby. >> yeah, i think you have to have darby on julio but it will be a lot of different looks, that they will show matt ryan. they will show that offense. the key to stopping that offence is keeping them off the feels, guys, so you have to milk the clock on offense, you need toe tar time, run the ball, and frustrate falcons like they did last year. they kept matt ryan on the side line. that offense sputtered. that is what the falcons have been this year. >> what does history show, matt is what one-three in philadelphia. >> he is not good when he comes here it seems like. >> not a huge sample size. >> true. >> but we will take it. we will take it. he will come home, he will have jitters. i actually did his charity golf tournament last year

he then suggested that the u.s., we told you all this but this is the daily news coverage and it has obviously we have blurred it out and i had says for brains. a lot have people racking some people not happy with the daily news coverage and other say rightfully so, more need to be discussed here. >> lets switch gears here. >> eagles as we know taking on the falcons at the linc tomorrow and we talk about this weather it could be a factor. >> eagles out there practicing looking good, we are getting really excited, we're hoping for some kind of cold, windy weather tomorrow, mess up fall conditions game. so we are excited about all this. for somalia of over players, we will break it down, we will have a whole lot more, big daddy graham will be here later in the show. >>> 5:12. still ahead hundreds of rescue workers are digging trying to find survivors of the 'sup, world? it's the box with 30% savings for safe drivers. coming at you with my brand-new vlog. just making some ice in my freezer here. ckack coming at you for that follow-up vid. this is my cashew guy bruno. kicking it live and

this is the daily news lawyer from berlin and brushes off position takes off a day nationwide. and authorities in law school are preparing for the protests this after of raising the offices of kremlin critic alex and following the earlier this morning also coming up. another day of heavy fighting in syria is offering region turkey claims a diplomatic success in it so friends of against the u.s. back to kurdish militia. thank you for joining us police in moscow have forced their way into the office of all physicians had spoken kremlin critic alexei involving a spokesperson for the opposition said that the police were using the ruse of a bomb threat to question members of the opposition and this comes on a day that the opposition has announced russia wide protests in over one hundred cities in support of a boy cost of presidential elections in march which has called a farce. the fall in the south won't be allowed to actually run but he was a band previous fraud conviction which he says was trumped up and he has turned all his campaign offices into what he called protest offices w

"the daily news" putting a poop emoji with orange hair on top of it on the cover. "the philadelphia daily news" as a headline showing the president and reading, "looking out for number two." some papers mention it, others did not cover it on the front page. people have mixed opinions about the coverage and what the president may have said. >> i suspect that he probably said what everyone says that he said. it is not a good look for us at all as a country. >> absolutely offensive. this is something that i thought we turned the page as a nation. it does not look good. suzanne: house did not deny the comments, but today the president says he did use harsh language, but he did not use that vulgar word. abc7 news. melanie: president trump canceling an upcoming visit to london out of anger. he did it on twitter. he was scheduled to attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new u.s. embassy in britain next month. just before midnight, he posted a tweet blaming the obama administration's decision to sell the country's old embassy for "peanuts," calling it a bad deal. proble

this is the daily news live from berlin the passengers tonic after a turkish plane skidded off a runway and plunges down a seaside cliff it stops just meters from the black sea remarkably no one is hurt also coming up. fresh protests erupt into this the country marks the seventh out of her three of the arab spring there are fears the situation could escalate as the north african nation struggles with major economic problems. and a french dairy group recalled baby milk from more than eighty countries following a sound i break at one of its production plants french health authorities say more than three dozen babies accountable and. i'm honored john thank you for joining us tonic broke on a passenger jets when it skidded off a runway at a turkish airport and plunged down the side of a cliff the picasso's airlines plane from ankara had landed a trap song on the black sea coast it dangles precariously after stopping just meters from the water's edge. they are lucky to be alive panicked paasschen just head for the exits as their plane teachers on a cliff edge. out say fire crews their craft.

this is the daily news live from berlin the u.s. government shuts down on the very day the president is hoping to celebrate his first year in. the u.s. senate failing to agree on a new spending plan the republicans and democrats are being blaming each other will be asking how the shutdown of the u.s. and. also on the program turkish troops have stepped up the shelling of the syrian town of fruit in a campaign against the kurdish militia that control the region despite washington's appeals for restraint turkish officials say a ground and air operation is now under way. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring it thanks for joining us a year into donald trump's presidency the u.s. remains a country racked by political division on the very day marking the first anniversary of trump swearing in ceremony the federal government has shut down after congress failed to reach a last minute deal on spending it means government workers will be staying at home halting all but the most essential operations recriminations have already begun

quickly, amy buckman to share a few words. >> this is so perfect i come from the newspapers, the daily newse, all those, we have news, arts, sports, everybody in this city is maybe just a little bit focused on sports right now. >> go eagles. >> but i think that the great thing about sports in our city and about the arts as well is they really have the potential to bring people together. you hear everybody talk being about the eagles when they're in line at the wawa or on the subway and the arts have the power do that as well. that's what you all are doing here in north philadelphia. we're so happy to be part of giving you this money to keep doing it. congratulations. >> all right. >> reporter: amy buckman, dan fitzpatrick with citizens bank and rick harris with telemundo 62. we'll send back to you. >> they look genuinely surprised. to learn more go to our website at nbc10.com or the nbc 10 app. twluns you'll find information about your nonprofit and how you can apply to become the next champion in action. >>> our next guest is a true heavyweight. ahead i'll sit down with boxing great evande

when i was at yale, i was actually publisher of the yale daily news. i was very interested in publishing. thought i i actually may want to go into publishing. i actually applied for a job at condÉ nast for the summer. i think probably one of the best things they ever did was reject me. they said, thank you very much but we are not hiring summer interns. i actually ended up working at salomon brothers were three -- salomon brothers for three summers. i had grown up around wall street and really liked the mortgage trading business. that is kind of where i started. mr. rubenstein: so you left goldman sachs and started your own financial services company. one of the companies you bought was indymac. that was controversial at times. why was it controversial? when you were confirmed, people ask you a lot about it. sec. mnuchin: so, i was sitting in my office in new york during the summer of 2008, watching tv, all the news. this was kind of the middle of the crisis and indymac -- literally there were people lined up around the block time to get their money ou

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>> i did some research with the "daily news" imagery and "amsterdam news" imagery. the amsterdam was a black and white newspaper that covered everything and they had wonderful pictures. the daily news was a picture paper. i did not go through the "washington post" archives. i was looking more at the locals because we covered local stories. it was a different time. again, the gray lady. their stories were 400 words. our stories were 1500. their pages were stories. hours was stories and ads. the advertising was taking up the art space on the page. >> fascinating. i would love to see if we could go through some of the images and there may be some stories. before we get into that, i would ask each of you, is there an image in this cooperative experience where you are working as a team, trying to get selections for the book, was there one that each of you would have loved to have in there that didn't make the cut that you would love to share with us? >> i know you talked about music. >> it's not a singular image, it's a category for me. we had amazing coverage of music a

there's a new piece in the daily news that's getting a lot of attention.rump isn't crazy, he's trump. it's written by a woman who worked alongside the president for years. i'm going to talk to her in just a few moments about the man she calls both difficult and charming. also, while congress and the president negotiate a spending plan, the dreamers wait. roughly 800,000 of them. how they're planning for future without knowing what comes next. d for her compassion and care. he spent decades fighting to give families a second chance. but to help others, they first had to protect themselves. i have afib. even for a nurse, it's complicated... and it puts me at higher risk of stroke. that would be devastating. i had to learn all i could to help protect myself. once i got the facts, my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®... to help keep me protected. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner... ...significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. it has similar effectiveness to warfarin. xarelto® work

>> i did some research both with the daily news imagery and the amsterdam news imagery. they had wonderful photographers. the daily news was the picture paper. i did not go through the washington times. we covered the local stores. it was quite a difference between the coverage of the times and these other organizations. the gray lady. their stories were 400 word stories, and hours were 1500 word stories. the advertising was taking up space on the page. >> fascinating. if we canve to see go through some of the images. there may be some stories. i would ask each of you, is there an image in this cooperative experience where you are all working together as a team to get selections for the book, is there one each of you would love to have seen in there but did not make the cut? >> i know you talked about music. >> it is not a single image. it is a category for me. forad amazing coverage music and jazz at the new york times. they spent a lot of energy sending photographers to these events. at the end of this book, we realized we had so much music that i had left some behind.

we do want to show you the new york daily news summing it up in their way. the front page, it speaks for itself. i would say. >> i have no comment for that. that's amazing. >> enough said. no more words. here's mary bruce. >> reporter: lawmakers thought they had a deal to protect d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> deal or no deal? >> reporter: lawmakers took that deal to the president, but when they returned -- >> no deal yet, there's got to be one, because we're run being o -- running out of time. >> we have no agreement with the president. >> reporter: sources briefed on the meeting tell abc news, when president trump learned the bill would restore protections for immigrants from haiti and african countries, he said why are we having all these people from expletive countries coming here. instead, trump suggested, the u.s. should bring in more people from places like norway. elijah cummings called the statements unforgivable and demeaning to the office of the presidency. and from senator cory booker, let me be clear, donald trump does not speak for america. it's a stunning

new jersey, debris on there, still , still working to get that out of there, joe, rahel? >> pat, thank you. frigid conditions aren't making it any easier for those getting back into their daily routines. >> "eyewitness news" reporter trang do live at frankford transportation center where people are bracing themselves for the bitter cold. trang, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, a hell, joe. yep, at this early hour, not too many people out here right now, but in a hour. that will probably change, people have to head back into work. look here, very cold conditions. i know you can't feel it, but you can see it, because people are bundled up, before heading to workment some actually overnight, they actually were out here because they wanted to take a look at this video. >> ♪ >> ♪

amy: trump's remarks prompted "the new york daily news" to publish a banner headline on the front page featuring trump's likeness superimposed of a cartoonish poop emoji with s* t for brains. we will have more from florida to speak with edwidge danticat. the white house said thursday it will allow states to impose work requirement rules on many recipients of medicaid, the federally-run healthcare program. the move could force low-income people in at least 10 states to find employment or risk losing access to healthcare. the white house insists the change would only target so-called able-bodied adults, and would not affect children or people with disabilities. "the new york times" is reporting that president trump will again stop short of re-imposing harsh sanctions on iran while imposing new sanctions on the ballistic missile program. the report comes as trump faces a deadline today on whether to extend sanctions relief to iran for its compliance with a landmark 2015 nuclear deal. the deal was signed by number of european countries them all of whom are urging president trump to remain

have live team coverage, jeff skversky is live at nova care center where the team wrapped up the daily news conference but lets start with jeanette reyes with everything you need to know. >> reporter: hi rick, the countdown is on, it's just a couple of days away on sunday. and boy are fans excited. there is preparation on fans who are looking for celebrating a victory as well as philadelphia police and septa police that want to make sure all the celebrations are done in a safe way. >> we are going to win. eagles all day. >> during the morning rush people were in a good mood and not just because it's friday. >> ready for the weekend. ready. hopefully they win. >> i'm excited. really excited. >> the nfc championship is less than 72 hours away and the anticipation is building. >> how do you feel about sunday? >> i feel optimistic i hope we get a win and the final game for the super bowl. >> i live down that way and i don't care about the people come and and i live at 18th street and it's amazing. >> diane could barely contain her excitement describing the sea of green blanketing south philly c

on the back page of this morning's daily news, nick foles, tom brady meet face-to-face during opening night media event the headlights meet goat meet, referring to tom brady as the greatest of all time. >> wearing eagles gear is not just for south jersey. >> glam rage, super hyped for the super bowl. fans have been flocking to tranquility salon and spa in a hainesport to get their super bowl looks perfected. women have been requesting green hair extentions, green nail polish with, actually i'm wearing right now, green lipstick, green eye shadow and the men are asking for green beards. >> we've already prepped and had kind of a surplus in our inventory of the extentions, temporary, super fun. >> a lot of treat telling p.m. rally of sorts, they say some fans visiting even bragging out the fight song, fly eagles fly. >> you do green extentions, i'll pay for them. >> is that right? >> i will, i will. >> put your money where your mouth is, jim. >> on friday "eyewitness news" is celebrating the birds and the fans getting ready for sunday's big game. join us on cbs-3 for a big one more win l

believe stand in the way of their ability to address the opioid epidemic, according to "the enquirer daily news," which states the move could open policy changes in harder hit areas like philadelphia. the center for disease centers for disease control and prevention did a study and found pennsylvania has the fourth highest rate of overdose deaths in the country. the state's prescription drug monitoring program reported an 82% increase in e.r. visits for opioid overdoses from 2016 to 2017. a group comprised of state health leaders, emergency and law enforcement departments, will be formed. we're expecting governor wolf to announce more about this task force and more about the plan later this afternoon at 2:00. reporting live in philadelphia, pamela osborne, nbc10 news. >>> 5:37. 27 degrees outside. a federal judge is temporarily blocking the trump administration's plan to end the daca, the deferred action for childhood arrivals, program. daca protects so-called dreamers from deportation, their children who were brought to the u.s. illegally by their parents. the judge ruled the administration mu

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this is the daily news lawyer from brushes off position takes off a day of the nationwide campaign rallies and authorities in long ago are preparing for the protests this after of raising the offices of the kremlin critic x. in the following day earlier this morning also coming up. another day of heavy fighting and serious offer in region turkey claims a diplomatic success and at the fence a against the u.s. backed kurdish militia.

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. >> and take a look this morning, daily news is having a lot of fun with the eagles underdog label. dog faces posted over eagles quarterback jaylen mills with the headline best in show. >> nick foles gets the headline foles speed ahead. shows the quarterback react to go his 53-yard touchdown pass to alshon jeffrey. >> remember it worked so well last week, the eagles owner jeffrey lurie did it again, after winning the nfc championship, lure did i his victory dance in the eagles lockerroom, again just like last week some of the eagles joined in. >> needs to tech us that dance again, the jeffrey. because i didn't catch all of the moves last week, i don't think it is hard to master. >> no, but i think there is some expertise involved there, clearly. >> last night some vandalism did march some of the celebrations in the sit. >> i where rowdy eagles fans took to the streets to paint dozen cars green. also, have this. >> did you see this? i have to say, i did laugh. women, it was the a crushing win not just for the eagles but where for one man trying to catch a train. bump. back in two min

. >> they also sell papers on the front cover of this morning's daily news, destiny child, story explains how quarterback nick foles was led into the super bowl. >> great when it comes to send g picturing showing your eagles spirit, tiny eagles fan couldn't get a flight to minnesota, decided to take his own personal plane, he lovers the eagles according to his mom who sent us this photo. and we know that you're proud of the eagles so share with us you can get determined out in your best gear, use the hashtag cbsphilly.com and you may see your fan moment here on cbs-3 "eyewitness news." >> stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue coverage of super bowl lii. meisha will be live from minneapolis all week long starting this morning at 5:00. remember, when we're not on tv you can always find everything eagles on cbsphilly.com. >> man stabbed outside a bar in northeast philadelphia, stabbing happened just after 11:00 on the 6700 block of castor avenue. police say the entire incident caught on camera. at one point the victim and suspect both inside of the bar. the victim went out to smoke a ci

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the current president to a possible presidential contender, yes she can, that is what was on the daily news splashed right there on the front page this morning, calling a potential donald trump/oprah winfrey presidential head to head, a, quote, made for tv showdown. it follows speculation that the talks show host turned actress and billionaire business woman could seek the white house in 2020. on sunday she delivered a golden globes speech that brought down the house and it also brought out everyone's favorite presidential parlor game, will she or won't she. even first daughter ivanka trump jump jumped on board to add her support. just saw oprah's empowering and inspiring speech. let's all come together women and men saying time's up. nbc's cynthia mcfadden reports. >> speaking your truth is the most powerful tool we all have. >> reporter: at the golden globes, oprah winfrey did what she is perhaps uniquely qualified to do. captured this raw, complicated moment in history in a breath taking televised speech. >> so, i want all the girls watching here and now to know that a new day is on the

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guest: i started as a local reporter for the palo alto daily news, and i have been with "the journal" about nine years in covering congress for six of them. guest: i have been covering congress for roll call and national journal for seven years. i started in the phoenix area, working for local newspapers, and i also went to school out there. i like to think i have a little bit of background in shoe leather community reporting. often do you get a chance to talk about these beltwayutside of the and visit districts where these things happen on the ground? >> more so during election years, to be honest. i have done personal travel as well. sarah made abble, great point. we sometimes focus on without focusing on the people affected. bills are so massive. they touched so many parts of american life. that doesn't mean reporters are calloused to that. know people who have experienced these issues, if they have not experienced than the -- them. i talk to people firsthand in congressional districts. we get a ball of feedback from readers over email. lot of feedback from readers over email. i lo

this is the daily news live from berlin seeing double after shooting and dogs now researchers have successfully cloned monkeys decades after dolly the sheep was close scientists in china use the same technology to create to call thing monthly's a scientific breakthrough that's raising many ethical questions the planet close makes you and cloning possible one day also coming up no safe haven a top u.n. official says myanmar is still not safe for the relationship to return to being mars's is really disturbing the peace treaty persecuted muslim refugees but do the right thing just want to go back. and double shrug our lives at the world economic forum in davos can you reassure the world's movers and shakers that his america first policies can be good for them to. thank you so much for your company every month all right we begin our broadcast with a scientific breakthrough in china the baby monkeys that you see right here behind me don't just look like they are identical researchers created them using the same cloning method that produced dolly the sheep almost two decades ago but monkeys are prima

marginalization and we're very pleased to have alan posner on the show once again he's a commentator for the daily news from pretty beds he says jews. where are held responsible for every bring real or imagined injustice perpetrated by israel and finally very glad to welcome ben so mccoskey to the show he's the director of human rights watch and he has experienced the problem we're talking about first hand he says anti-semitism in germany is escalating and increasingly normalized and the state is responding too slowly. it was indeed your son who suffered the abuse that i referred to at the opening of the show would you tell us a little bit about what happened there. yeah he was new at the school and at the end of the first week a teacher asked what kind of world religions do you guys know and what kind of houses of worship so the students. mosque and then it was my son's turn and he said so now go and teach us are you jewish and he said yes and that is when everything started the tech started and what exactly was everything. started with verbal abuse and bullying and then also physical attacks he was b

so i do think these issues, what you think is the big story of the day gets lost in the scrum of daily newst these aides have to kind of combat and prepare their members to go back in town halls and talk about. >> that happened last july. courtney just described it happening now. that is a gap the media has to address. my thanks to you. the growing tension between the u.s. and ally turkey. i was wondering if an electric toothbrush really cleans better than a manual. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to gently remove more plaque. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the only electric toothbrush brand accepted by the american dental association for its effectiveness and safety. my mouth feels so clean. i'll only use an oral-b. oral-b. brush like a pro. ♪ >>> welcome back. as i mentioned at the top of the show, as courtney kube just touched on. they may have missed a growing standoff between america

>> i did some research both with the daily news imagery and with the amsterdam news imagery, they covered everything and had wonderful photographers. the daily news was the picture paper. did not go through the "washington post" archives but looking more at the locals because we cover the local stories. so yeah, it was quite a difference between the coverage of the times and coverage of these other organizations. again, the gray lady. their stories were 400-word stories and ours were 1500-word stories and ours were stories and ads, so the advertising was taking up art space on the page. >> fascinating. i would love to see if maybe we can go through some of the images and there might be stories or before we get into that, i'd ask each of you, is there an image that didn't -- in this cooperative experience where you all are working as a team, you know, trying to get these selections for the book, was there one that each of you would have loved to have seen -- been in there or story that didn't make the cut that would love to share with us? >> you talked about music, right? >> it's not a sin

i don't know. >> i'll show you real quickly i know one thing on the front cover of daily news i don't keerp face is on the cover of the deally news. >> why is that. >> he's famous being an eagles >> he's famous being an eagles' fan. we did digging folks. bradley cooper was on the big screen. he was published writer back when 18 years old. he was published writer at 18. and he worked for a local paper okay? he wrote an article about friends with benefits. you want to know what this gis you want to know what this gis's opinion wa when 18. >> i can only imagine. >> ttp://www.evertz.com>[a5df] >> it's exactly:30. >> table for one please. new survey finds people in our area are comfortable going out alone. are you cool with solo night out. >> that's my every night so i am. >> yeah. >> and sovly sticks they reeverywhere now. let's take a look at some other things that were going on when the eagles with were not in soup are bowl things that did not exist. >> what deposit exist when we were in the super bowl. >> something that didn't exist in 2000 sdm selfie stick. >> i think the selfie stick

for the daily news coming to war live from world land some said it wouldn't last till christmas but u.s. president al trump is still there a year after taking office we'll take a look at the president's trip we want times coming up plus. congo americal reus with mass comm in paris the cheerleaders are looking for a show of unity but events back home in germany this weekend could mark the beginning of the end of the american era. and orthodox believers commemorate the baptism of christ in the words.

it didn't really impact, as i saw, our news on a daily basis. those corporate bosses did not get intertwined with our daily news coverage. now, there were other issues that did happen that i write about, but it's not as though sumner redstone or ted turner came into the newsroom and influence ared our coverage. in fact, i think ted turner worked really hard at cnn to make us stay factual at the time. likewise, sinclair at the top, the conservative who does head sinclair has not interfered with my program. i've had no interference compared to cnn's -- i'm sorry, cbs toward the end had a great deal of interference. it's been a freshness that i can't describe to be able to go into another independent program that doesn't try to shape the news and put out narratives. these are legitimate questions to be asked. i certainly don't blame people for saying, gosh, sinclair is own by a conservative guy, what does that do for your news, but i would say in fairness, liberal networks send out one-sided information that are seen by more people than the sinclai

i got this from the daily news, what a load of quack.lem with the president clapping saying he was clapping for himself touting unity and bashing immigrants. what do you think, the alternate response coming out? >> i find it quite interesting that the criticism is usually around after the speech about what he didn't say, meaning what he did say was pretty effective. i saw a lot of stories about melania trump arriving separately, the storyline, maybe there is trouble in their marriage. once again a lot of this was about what he didn't say, behind the scenes with his wife and russia and even the pfizer memo and in general, a victory for him. >> why the first lady was wearing white as well. here is a tweet from joy read, church family, police, military, national lampoon, trump trying to call on all the tropes of 1950s era nationalism. the goal of his speech appears to be force the normalization of trump on terms of the bygone era his supporters are nostalgic for. >> i was dumbfounded when i saw that. one of the reasons it shows how disconne

on "the new york daily news," this colorful headline and illustrati illustration.ng the president made the remarks, but trying to clarify. certain washington politicians choose to fight for foreign countries. president trump will always fight for the american people. the president tweeting that the proposed immigration deal was, quote, a big step backwards. and another controversy we're watching this morning. president trump has canceled a trip month. in a tweet, the president blaming a costly decision to move the u.s. embassy to a new location. many of president trump's policy decisions have been unpopular in prison. and officials had expressed concerns over protests. he will have his first physical as president at walter reed national military center. savannah? >> kristen welker, thank you. >>> in southern california, dozens of people are missing three days after that massive mudslide. at least 17 others are confirmed dead. search and rescue teams are hoping to locate miracle survivors. but they acknowledge the reality they're likely to find more victims. crews a

one of the second showings that chicago sponsored by the chicago daily news for the first three weeks, supported the subscribe to this one before he left and the movie critic for the tribune, praised the film highly. the chicago tribune's film that they show, war of millions she said a few hundreds marching around. that was a pretty good assessment relative to the other scenes of the war. >> in 1915. in milwaukee in 1915. and he came back and arrived in the new york city in september. and in october 1915 the daily news was announced and this film was going to be made and it first showed in milwaukee at a scripts newspaper, nea newspaper for a week. and later by the local theaters on their own financial exposure. >> let me go in here. this is one place that was not fate. faked. >> look in the knack. he's kneeling with a pipe. it's one of the few times you see a pipe he's loading the film in his cam ramp thatera. that's what i think he's doing. he just got hit. you'll see guys once they get their act together trying to chase him down. i don't think that was staged at all. >> you'll noti

look at where we are right now , daily news, wipe those tears. >> daily news believed, even without wentzes could still be a super bowl team. >> that was an article by marcus heyes, he knew if we could get home field advantage , there was a chance that you could pull out home wins and he was right. >> i was right. >> um-hmm. >> by the way speaking of being right i wish would you bring up, at some point before 10:00 o'clock my prediction on friday. >> someone commented on my instagram said quincy was more right then you. >> was that convince that i said that. >> yes. >> but if you weren't to play is not here right now. >> i'll do that in just a second. >> hey, jen, what is up. >> we're going to the super bowl, baby and it is all love we're here with my boy, coming out in a couple seconds. as they said in the two minute warning in the stand let the dogs out. who let the dogs out. you have the power to heal. because your purchase of vaseline intensive care lotion, supports the vaseline healing project. join us to help millions in crisis... heal their skin. we are going to the super bowl i sa

here's how the new york daily news covered trump's comments this morning. here's the new yorker.but not least, "time." our panel is still here. jen, i -- the first thing i thought, this story broke in our hour. we said bleephole. it's 4:00. other shows here and other places, you know, called it what the president said. i instantly thought, though, if everyone heard pussy grabber instead of bleep grabber, was he done a favor by his own vulgarity that we didn't air the "access hollywood" tape in his entirety and so people didn't hear how profane and how disgusting his comments were about women? >> just hearing you say it now is -- every time, it's like a little punch. >> was that an editorial decision that changed how he was viewed? >> i had a big discussion last night with some colleagues about this. some were saying if you use his words if we continue to say shithole, think of how that's reverberating in the world and how every kid in haiti hears that and we're reinforcing that and we shouldn't do that. i think it's a terrible position he's put us in that we have to and that you

. >> "philadelphia daily news" got into the underdog spirit.ry, lane johnson with his dog mask after the win over the falcons with the reference, sic 'em! >> around town this little eagles fan has this photo of her supporting a dog mask. support continues to pour in for the birds push to the super bowl. ♪ ♪ >> getting into it. this video was sent in by a local band as they rehearsed for an upcoming show at the world cafe. send us your best rendition of nbc.com or through the nbc10 app. >>> nbc10 is getting you ready for the championship matchup coming friday night. our eagles road to victory special live at 7:00 p.m. and presenting fly eagles fly inside the eagles at 7:30. nbc10 is where the action is sunday. eagles game plan kicks off at 10:00 a.m. followed by the kickoff and the playoff special plus eagles game day final on nbc10 day news at 11:00. >>> now, your nbc10 first alert weather. >> i will try to fit in your eagles forecast in a second. first, we have to run through the first alert. still breezy out there making it feel colder than i