it truly was an incredibly special moment for this entire city. >> fly, eagles, fly!t time -- >> we're going to the super bo bowl. >> in 13 years. >> i appreciate this team, man. i love all these guys and i know we're going to do something special this year. >> nfc championship is ours. we're going to minnesota. >> the eagles are headed for the super bowl. >> rematch with the new england patriots in super bowl lii. >> i know we got lot of guys that have never felt this feeling of playing on this stage and this opportunity i keep saying there's a hundred dudes playing football still this time of year in the world and at the end of the day that's something that, you know, you're very lucky to be a part of. >> we thank you guys so much. the city of philadelphia. all our fans. they're like family. we appreciate you guys, and i remember playing in la and kobe told us you get a chance to play two games at home you go to the super bowl. look at it. couldn't have done it without these fans and the energy and i'm just truly blessed to be a part of something special. >> i don't

. >> we talked about it last week the entire city really rallied around and behind and with the philadelphia eagles. >> doug pederson at the helm in year two. what a prolific rise he's had. what can you say about the job he's dont'a the eagles' team to the nfc champion. >> over came so much. even when you think of last year started carson wentz eight days after the kids promoted from third string to first string quarterback. built a lot of street and locker room cred with his tea team. this year with all the injuries and challenges of late-season offense struggling and put together a game plan last week that was magnificent and gained everybody's confidence and now go to nfc championship team feeling good about pros sglekts everybody compared him to andy reid. that obviously will happen. it took six meerz to win nfc championship. >> yes. >> now here in year two, dud has an opportunity top do it. >> it's a different kind of moment and we learned over the years that look, annie reed, , an andy read reed, whatever it is does not get over the hump. doug has a lot on his plate and he's stressed.

that didn't do nothing but bring us closer together. ♪ >> i think the entire city still has goosebumpt. coming up it's time to turn our attention to the eagles opponent the patriots. a look at how the birds will battle not only the team itself but also how they're handling the mystique of the patriots and why the underdog eagles match up so well with new england. ♪ >> and when we come back, the answer to our trivia question this week. tom brady has started eight of the patriots ten super bowl appearances. who started the other two? no googling the now. keep it here. ♪ ♪ >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

it is actually about the entire city and the way the city has grown. things are different than the way they were 100 years ago and 50 years or 40 or 20 or 10 years ago. and the way that it was in the past, cannot work the way it does today. it can't. we live in an incredible city. i say this every time we get into a conversation. the housing prices show that people want to be here and they are coming here and the transit service is deteriorating. it took me an hour half to get home from bart to where i live. it used to take me 45 minutes. i could plan on 45 minutes. the people that pay for that more than anyone else are low income riders that can't afford that kind of time fluctuation. and what ends up happening is they are pushed out of the city. the city is getting wealthier and with all due respect and whiter. and i think that we need -- when we talk about the changes, we need to be thinking about everyone and not just ourselves. i don't want to just think about myself. i want to think about everyone. i entertain exploring a pilot. recognizing this

city has never ever been better. and i think the rise of of philadelphia is meteoric and this team is the entire spirit of our city right now. >> reporter: and visit philly tells us they can't afford to buy an ad to promote tourism here. they are running $5 million for a 30 second ad but leveraging the pooha appearance in social media posts and a billboard. keep an eye out for that. channel 6 "action news." >> thank you jeff. >>> meanwhile, "action news" reporter bob brooks filing reports from minneapolis ahead of the arrival for the super bowl this week. and tonight bob talked to fans in the lead-up to the championship game without holding a grudge against philadelphia. >> we are from philadelphia. >> oh, okay. >> why is that funny? >> because i wanted the vikings to win. >> of course there is a little resentment in minneapolis, the eagles crushed the vikings fans hopes of a super bowl at home and recentments on how vikings fans were treated by a select few birds fans at the linc there are so many vulgar screens. vikings fans had to walk through a gauntlet of angry birds. but for the most part they let it go. >> it's o

it's nice to see the entire city united about something fabulous. e numbers, 43 degrees in the city. 37 in allentown. 38 in reading, a little cooler in the lehigh valley. 50, though, in dover, a range of temperatures. 41 in millville. 45 in cape may. you have the sprinkles that have just moved off the coastline. here's satellite and radar showing a good amount of clouds. first batch of sprinkles moving on threw. i watched the next batch that moved through pits purring. the trajectory is more north and west of us, if you're in the northern suburbs you have a better chance of getting clipped by this. this is tomorrow's rain, look at the cold front out there the colder air behind it. they are getting snow in nebraska, rain in memphis and new orleans. that rain is heading in our direction. the real soaker is tomorrow. today we have clouds and it will be damp. 8:00 a.m., 42 with clouds. 10:00 a.m., 46. by lunchtime we're in the low 50s, 51 degrees. a couple of peeks of sunshine here and there. 3:00 p.m., 55. 6:00 p.m., 52 degrees coming down from a high o

so why use these guidelines for the entire city when you can just use it for potrero? why not redesign the urban design guidelines and call it potrero design guidelines and use the city with substantial guidelines to continue with what they have. here's an example of the standards that supports my point. overhead, please. as you can see -- well, out of time. >> commissioner: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, afternoon, commissioners, thank you for opportunity to speak on the guidelines. that the process were revised it could become shorter and more effective. the absence of the owner and architect during the initial review may greatly delay the process provoking an appeal. no matter how competent a case planner's presentation may, an unexpected question about non conformance with with the guidelines may not be ac -- adequately answered and the explanation may be a welcomed surprise to the reviewers. here's how you can do it. part one, a typical case planner is made in the absence of design architect and owner. he questions whose answers concern non-con

city in the world to run dry. andrew harding reports. glorious cape town. the most idyllic, the most pampered corner of an entire continent. until now. er, at alarming speed. as rationing begins, there are queues for spring water. it's a bit scary and uncertain. and, based on the experience of filling up here, it's intimidating about what's to come. here is the problem. the reservoirs cape town depends on are parched, after three years of a drought no—one predicted. the experts blame climate change. hotter temperatures, erratic rainfall. we really are, you know, the canary in the cage at the moment. so all of these predictions that are being made about the impacts of climate change are happening. they‘ re happening now, to us here, before our eyes, all around the world. in a panic, the city is drilling for water. tapping into rainfall which seeped underground a million years ago. but the process is slow, and time is short. and so capetonians of all stripes are preparing for the worst. there is a real sense of anxiety here, as people count down to day zero, waiting for the moment when all the taps are switched off, and everyone is forc

this is an incredible opportunity not just for the haight but for the entire city. i look forward to working with many community members who have already expressed their support for development of affordable housing on the site to get this across the finish line. i believe we can work together to ensure that this project is something that the entire community can be proud of. thank you, colleagues. the rest i submit. >> clerk: supervisor cohen? >> councillor cohen: thank you. colleagues, i wanted to share with you in the wake of the mayor's untimely death, he, i and supervisor peskin were working collectively and we will regroup in the beginning of the year, right, supervisor peskin? so the three of us joined forces together to begin to call on our retirement system, to begin to phase out divestment of fossil fuels by identifying the riskiest, dirtiest in our portfolio and begin the process of replacing them with cleaner, high-performing assets. and, madam clerk, i have no legislation to commit, but wanted to go on the record. this was an announcement we were prepar

. >> reporter: with the garden, the space from front to back covers the entire city block.t is inspired by a region of the country, the crawler has a rose water glaze. >> this is for you. >>> outdoor brand united by glue has been around for a decade, but they moved into new digs that tripled their space with a cafe and coffee bar and retail shop. you can buy clothes and sleeping bags and backpacks and more and camp fire cuisine like the catfish sandwich. >> it's camp inspired. >> reporter: get your tin cup ready for coffee that comes from a keg and when nature calls you have bird sounds in the bathroom. the shop is an easy place to set up camp anticipate stay for the day. >> looks amazing. i will have to check that out. that was alicia vitarelli reporting, be sure to watch "fyi philly" every saturday at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. >>> meet the vikings fans who lives in eagles country. his message to birds backers coming up. >> time is running out to check out the philadelphia home show. we'll be right back. >> so glad you're waking up with us on saturday morning. 5:26 a.m., 32 degre

. >> reporter: nearly the entire city under a mandatory evacuation order some 10,000 residents forcedleave their homes allowing crews cleat access to all areas strewn with debris credited dangerous and hazardous. >> we just found this this morning. i want you to listen that is a gas main spewing gas tore days. >> and the mudslide voiing or damaging 500 businesses or homes. >> we made back absolutely nothing. >> i have been here for 40 years and this is the worst thing i have ever scene. >> at least 17 people are dead including rebecca riskin her son robert getting the grim news. i hope that she knows i was giving everything to find her. >> now k-9s and rescue workers are trudging through the mud hopefully to find people alive. >> people are missing 8 or 9 days and they find them alive. people are working hard to make that happen. >> people forced to leave their homes will not be able to return until the evacuation orders are lifted that may not happen for two weeks. >>> a big rig fell off a busy overpass in texas and landed on top of the car below and some how everyone involved surviv

so who is going to pay to rebuild an entire city the guys who helped the straw it say they won't the civilians returning from tents in refugee camps the syrian government which doesn't even control raca who. were aghast reporting and i mean while thousands of protesters across europe are rallying against turkey's military operation against kurds in syria demonstrations were held in athens and london as people wave kurdish flags and carried antiwar banners similar protests took place in the german city of mannheim people there were angered that german made tanks are being used in the turkish offensive with more on this his way through all of. the turkish military operation against the kurds in syria has caused some consternation here in germany however officials in berlin say that they're only somewhat concerned about the actions of ankara the military confrontation between turkey and the kurdish forces carries ridged in and the last thing syria needs is another standoff imagine the surprise when german saw the footage of turkey's military offensive against the kurds and they saw germ

they're everywhere the entire city seems to be lost the peace for the people of syria five hundred ten journalists were registered for the sochi peace conference in just four days representatives from seventy eight different channels as well as dozens and dozens of different news agencies most of them foreigners these army of journalists covering this event. only by the number of delegates one thousand six hundred delegates at the sending wants to take part in these talks syrian politicians and the opposition reconciled rebels and active ones commanders and thousands of men christians. limbs all faiths and denominations aiming for peace. the hard work putting the finishing touches in place they even have special prayer rooms for both muslims and christians this is a new format no middle. man. these a direct talks face to face the aim here isn't to replace other platforms like the geneva peace process it is to supplement them to get the bull ruling say as everyone's tired of this war. is about letting people admit it. to different representatives of the syrian opposition who will be pre

it is throughout the entire city.ing that a firefighter from this engine company died yesterday while battling a fire here in north philadelphia, mat latourneau an 11 year veteran of the philadelphia fire department. before that he was an emt in springfield, delaware county, latourneau died from injuries he suffered while trapped inside of a burning building on the 2200 block of north colorado street, adam teal said it took his fellow firefighters about 30 minutes to pull him from the debris, latourneau was rushed to temple where he was pronounced after 11:00 a.m. yesterday firefighters from all overtime city stopped by the hospital to pay their respects. >> our hearts are broken, he's one of the best if not the best we've had in the city of philadelphia. he knew his job. but inside and out. and it's sad this has happened and we will be there for his fellow firefighters and for matt's family. >>> in addition to firefighter latourneau, a person who lived inside the burning home was killed. officials have not released m

, going beyond your expectations, achieving something that inspires the entire cityll player in san francisco wants to do what gal did. they all heard your story and want to replicate your success. that's something to be proud of and we stand behind you as students, athletes, members of our community. i really want to see y'all go on and expect excellence in watch you do. if i can be a part of your journey, let me know. this goes for all the students in san francisco, but this is your moment. congratulations. i'm very proud of you. [applause] >> can the coaches please stand up? there are other coaches here. excellent. thank you for guiding our young people. nice job. any other comments? >> hi, guys. i wanted to congratulate you again on your victory. i come from academy, a field complete with football uprights, but doesn't have a field at all. you have made the district and city proud and going all the way to state and winning may have been unexpected, but you really are champions and you deserved it. thank you so much and keep on fighting. >> acting mayor breed, who

they're also praying the team serve as an example for the entire city. crews hang a fly, eagles fly banner from city hall. below, fans gather to show their support for the home team. >> a great coach, and special players that unify the squad. and it's going to take the whole team to beat tom brady. that's for sure. >> this is not a pep rally. it's prayer. >> beyond the game, beyond the team, beyond football, lord, we see light. >> reporter: praise philly radio host and columnist solomon jones believes if strangers can come together to rally around the eagles, they can do the same for more pressing issues the city faces. >> for the homicide, that we'd take it and apply it to opioid addiction apply it to poverty. we see them representing everything that we can be if we just believe. >> reporter: the players have faith the team believed in themselves even before anyone else did. >> that whole audience of one. it helps us understand that it's bigger than us. the eagles are sparking it but it's so much bigger. >> reporter: the part of the playbook for the eagl

letter was founded in the sixteenth century by knights of the order of st john the entire city has been listed as a unesco world heritage site since ninety ninety. one of the main sites is the grandmasters comet's completed in fifteen seventy five one grand master john perry saw. gave the city its name to. sin jones coca phaedra is the conventional church of the order of st john the floor is made up of three hundred seventy five marble slab so over the tombs of the orders leading knights to the left it doesn't just have historical attractions the city gate is based on plans by star italian architect renzo piano as is the new parliament building. the cultural capital of europe. it's outstanding it's fantastic for us as maltese we are all very proud you know this is the best years of malta for us nice last few years walter has grown so much and. this is the place to be this is the place to be in two thousand and eighteen this year there's a special spotlight on unesco monuments like st john's cocoa beach will more than four hundred events will be taking place in the letter on the round mu

fifteen years ago this was all just fields now an entire city has been built on land that i used to farm. here in my carpet our city we now have people working in twenty six parks . mother potter is a showcase city it reflects everything that i would like to be efficient clean and safe. it was built by investors with the promise of rapid growth and a new prosperity. start cities like this one are now planned for areas all over the country it's hoped they will bring the kind of progress india is looking for. so. we've come to shankar modest home. his telling his two grandchildren how life suddenly changed when the city was built . it was a dramatic transformation. look this was our old house. was right next to it. that's where we kept our livestock the family owned thirty five hectares of land they turned it over to investors who know run the new city. by the law and as a farmer i only had one set of clothes. they arrest me i would watch my clothes in the evening and leave them out to dry so that i could wear them again the next day to the market. that's what life was like back then. that

everywhere the entire city seems to be lost in the peace for the people of syria five hundred ten journalists were registered for the sochi peace conference in just four days representatives from seventy eight different channels as well as dozens and dozens of different news agencies most of them foreigners these army of journalists will be covering this event. only by the number of delegates one thousand six hundred delegates are descending on to take part in these talks syrian politicians and opposition reconciled rebels and active lines of thousands of men christians muslims need faiths and denominations aiming for peace. hard work putting the finishing touches in place they even have special prayer rooms for both muslims and christians this is a new format the middle man says these a direct talks face to face. here isn't to replace other platforms like the geneva peace process it is to supplement them to get the ruling . everyone's tired of this war. is about letting people admit it. as the thoughts of peace talks get underway the reconstruction of syria city of aleppo continues the a my

they're everywhere the entire city seems to be plastered in a piece for the people of syria five hundred ten journalists were registered for the sochi peace conference in just four days representatives from seventy eight different channels as well as dozens and dozens of different news agencies most of them foreigners these army of journalists will be covering this event. only by the number of delegates one thousand six hundred delegates at the sending world to take part in these talks syrian politicians and opposition reconciled rebels and active ones commanders of thousands of men christians muslims need faiths and denominations aiming for peace. the hard work putting the finishing touches in place they even have special prayer rooms for both muslims and christians this is a new format no middle man with. these a direct talks face to face the aim here isn't to replace other platforms like the geneva peace process it is to supplement them to get the bull ruling say as everyone's tired of this war. is about letting people admit it. the way the reconstruction of the syrian city of aleppo

even better for this one, these fans recognize what's before them. >> okay, so, i know that this entire cityas just been sinking fly eagles fly. we had the pep rally earlier today. but i have some questions for you. over here at citizens bank park, you can see, that they just put up a brand new let's go eagles banner. it looks great. but then, if you take a look over here, we got the linc, then we got the wells fargo center in purple. now, i can confirm couple every days ago it was green for the eagles, not sure why it is purple. or pink tonight. but think it may change to green very soon, because we are just two sleeps away from the nfc championship game right over here at the linc. and again, if you're not going to be here at the linc the only place to watch the game is on fox 29. dawn? >> all right, kristen, they need to change that building back to green. thank you. and coming up tonight at 10:00 d another reason to show they're not the underdogs, there was a post on facebook, this post right here getting a lot of attention, and eagles fans are fired up. more on that. that will do it for

so you're not just inspiring the people you go to school with, you're inspiring the entire city. this is the first time that a school, not just a public school, but a private school, any school in the history of this city, they have never done what the galileo lions have done with the state championship. [applause]. >> the hon. l. breed: and there are so many people here to celebrate. they are alumni, they are family, they are friends. this is all for you, but i have a surprise, one that you probably didn't anticipate. now, you know, when you win the superbowl, what do you get for winning the superbowl? you won a state championship. you're getting rings for the state championship. [applause]. >> the hon. l. breed: you're getting rings, yes. yes. so i'm so excited. you're getting rings. you're also getting, which is probably not as exciting, certificates of honor from me personally -- [applause]. >> the hon. l. breed: from our assessor-recorder, carmen true, who's here. and the point is i was when at galileo high school, the reason why i even thought about going to college is becau

the entire city all smiles today as the birds just crush the minnesota vikings. on their way to the biggest stage in sports. >> sky ten over a large crowd. described as excited. that is an under statement. let's go to drew. >> reporter: getting rough and tumble out here. we are still talking with fans out here. you marched down broad street, right? what is it like out here? >> it is crazy. we all excited. i am so excited. out of all my 24 years of life, i never seen it. i never did it. i am so excited. >> i am so amped up. >> reporter: can you believe how dominant they are in the game. >> i booked my ticket to minnesota. i booked my ticket already. i am so excited. i am an eagles fan. i am so excited i can't wait. >> reporter: it is electric tonight. >> it is energy. we going all the way. let's go eagles. >> reporter: and people are holding up, we have been handing out these signs right here. we want this clear. it is clear. one more victory for the eagles with the best fans in the country. >> all right. i have a feeling it is going to be hard to get through the

. >> it's a game changer for us. 50,000 jobs, well-paying jobs can change an entire city, change an entire culture. >> reporter: the competition between close neighbors is fierce, too. we're here in newark, new jersey, which is going head-to-head against new york city just 12 miles to the east. washington, d.c., facing off against nearby northern virginia and montgomery county, maryland. >> the 20 cities are going to be asiduously with usually courting amazon. the jobs multiplier of amazon picking your city is endless, and it's probably going to be at least five times the number of employees that amazon actually hires. >> reporter: as seattle knows, the online shopping giant can also bring more traffic and higher housing prices. amazon says it will deliver its decision later this year. jo ling kent, nbc news, newark, new jersey. >>> still ahead, the dangerous craze sweeping social media. it has parents baffled. teens daring each other to eat laundry pods. >>> also, is there a new baby boom happening across the country? stay with us. >>> we are back with a bizarre and dangerous trend that h

are we talking about a sort of a small part that's challenged, or do you feel like the entire city isy struggling right now and is being ignored? mayor turner: well, you know, we are rebuilding, and people are highly resilient. and it's not just the city of houston, but it is the region. there were about 300,000 units that were impacted in some form or fashion -- about 150,000 single-family homes, and the rest are in apartment units. there are still thousands of people, for example, who are in homes or waiting to go to their homes. -- homes that need to be repaired, or remediated, or rebuilt. soledad: so, do you feel like the money is coming in or is on its way in? and are you concerned that it's actually not going to come in? mayor turner: money has not come fast enough, and in not nearly in the amount. for example, they've already appropriated from the federal about $5 billion, but they're still working out rules between the state and the feds. those dollars -- we don't expect to start getting those dollars until maybe april, may. in the meantime, people are still trying to make do,

an entire city block coned off because it is covered curb to curb in sick ice. a dangerous down hill leading to the intersection of 36:36 in canyon street -- 36 and canyon street. >> if someone was to get hurt here, i do not know if we could get emergency vehicles, fire trucks, or any lenses into the neighborhood. >> reporter: the water is coming from three backyards including anthony junior's but he does not know where it is coming from. there trying to figure it out and could only send salt trucks ice. to make matters worse, more water. coming from what appears to be a modern main break -- a water main break from around the corner. >> it's turning into ice. >> reporter: wusa9. >>> now to montgomery county were responders were on thin ice, literally. they turned a pond into a training ground learning how to save people who gamble with the ice and lose. it's a chance to test a special gator -- special gear and techniques. >> the person that's above the ice shelf may not be able to hang on. >> they won the icy ponds in the area do not freeze the way they do up no

entire cities seemingly in a state of complete deep freeze. and commuters bundled up against the cold on their way to work. and then of course, let's not forget the boiling water trick. the national weather service posted videos of people throwing piping hot water into the cold air only to have it turned into something like snow. they say don't try that one at home. i'm laura trevelyan. thanks for watching "bbc world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up to date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days, co

that house is perhaps one of the most significant historical residential properties in the entire city of san francisco, possibly one of the most historically significant properties in the country. it was built in 1893 by earnest coxhead, who was the fore father that used the shingles that came to be known as arts and crafts style. perhaps realizing that the planning department made an oversight, mr. christopher durkin, has racked up four separate notices of violation. he's been racing to build the property as quickly as possible, even in the face of inadequate permits. the notices of violation were issued for work beyond the scope of the permit. he was ordered to stop work. on one day, he removed the chimney from the roof, creating a giant, gaping hole. he proceeded on the very next day to remove a second chimney and create a second gaping hole in the roof that led to a third notice of violation. he pleaded then to tear out the foundation of the property. again, receiving a fourth notice of violation for work beyond the scope of the permit. this is clearly a scoff law developer that i

i is a very loudly to all of my collogues and to the entire city, go eagles, for justice. >> long time eagles sportswriter ray did goer was also honored today. >>> philadelphia fire department is feeling the super bowl fever. they tweet today fire department mens have temporary authorization to wear eagles caps as part of their uniform. we have reached out to philadelphia police and they say there is not permanent for police officers to wear eagles hats at this time. >>> "eyewitness news" will be there every step of the way as bird get for one more win. when we're in the on tv you can always find latest super bowl news at cbs philly.com. >>> another chilly day in the region but warm up is on the way as temperatures swings, make it and continue across the area meteorologist kate bilo is on the sky deck with more on this roller coaster kind of weather, kate. >> that is right, temperatures have gone down bottoming out today and then backup as we head toward weekend but by late next week may go down even further make to go day's cold feel not all that bad. we will talk about that in the fu

the entire city here is in mourning. we spoke to people on the street, but also in restaurants, everywhere. people had a nice words to say bout mr. paul as he was known. he was famous for always having a good word, always having a joke and being very royal to his local suppliers, his local cheese sellers and his poultry and meat producers. he was somebody who really took his love for the kitchen and shared it, literally, with his clients, but also with people from around the world and that's why this friday at the ceremony, at his funeral service here at the st. john's cathedral, in leone, there were more than 100 people attending that service. you had friends and families, of course, but hundreds of chefs had come from around the world as well as some politicians like interior minister who used to be the mayor of lyon for many, many years and who knew the chef well. ow, a final word on his legacy as a human being. there are press coste of him everywhere around the city and he's really somebody who had a big, big love fo