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here, but the eastbound lanes will be closed overnight also construction 29 up western ferry road in ewing township, new jersey, road closed in both directions until 6:00 a.m. >> now that they're in minnesota time to get down to business. >> start a week of practices of media interviews before sunday super bowl sunday. now just six days away. team arrived at minneapolis, st. paul airport sunday afternoon, despite the viking lost to the eagles in the championship, quite a few eagles fans in minnisota they were hoping to get a glimpse of the players. >> we've lived in minnesota for the last 14 years but never left my philly roots. i knew they were coming down, just wanted to be part of the excitement, see the guys get off the bus and give them a clear. >> i mow if the eagles play like they did last sunday against the vikings, which they will, they'll get it done >> while eagles have check into their hotels rooms, the knew patriots are leaving gillette stadium, will head to the providence airport for their flight to minneapolis. >> well, rain or shine, eagles nation, always shows up, birds fa

things have just seemed to come full circle for patrick ewing at this point. coach of his alma mater, ewing will face his big east rivals at the place where his jersey hangs from the rafters. this year's big east match-up between georgetown and st. john's reunites that old school grit from the '80s but that's not stopping two head coaches from bringing their a-game. a big east blast from the past tomorrow night. patrick ewing and chris mullen battle their entire college careers, then were drafted six picks apart in the nba. now both trading their jerseys in for clipboards. in his first season as head coach in georgetown not worrying about his old rivalry with mullen. >> i'm just worried about going against st. john's the team. you know, chris and i, we're very good friends. but right now all i'm concerned about is trying to get a win. just like him. it's always good to be i've spent a large part of my life here running up and down that court, blood, sweat and tears. i have to tell chris that that's my home, that's my house. >>> college hoops tonight, though, m

garvin: betty ewing was once the owner of a string of successful bay area restaurants.she had an idea. betty asked a nearby high school to send over students who were struggling, either with poor grades or bad behavior. betty: who's having tilapia, anybody? garvin: and she put them to work in her kitchen. one by one, betty watched them transform. betty: getting from a very slumped-over, immature, uncooperative to somebody who will just walk right up, shake your hand. garvin: it worked so well, betty turned the idea into her own non-profit, the el cajon project, and has been seeing it do wonders for now 25 years. betty: and here i am. it's still got legs of its own and if those kids didn't have the success i probably wouldn't be doing this but i just keep doing it. garvin: and not just the success for the students. at restaurants like the sea chefs say the el cajon kids end up being some of their best employees. yu min lin: they are always following instructions. they will never come here late. they always come to you on time. to be honest with you, that they never come

ewing and mullen battle it out as stars at georgetown in the '80s.meet as head coaches of their alma mater. interesting wrinkle, ewing is beloved in new york w the knicks going to the nba finals and 11-time all star, his jersey hanging up in the rafters at madison square garden where they will play tomorrow night. it is a trip ewing is definitely excited for. >> it's always good to be back here. i've spent a lot, a large part of my life here, you know, running up and down that court, blood, sweat and tears. that's my home. that's my house. >> he might be the first georgetown coach ever there who gets some applause. [ laughter ] >> he liked that one. all right. back to our top story tonight, the national championship game extra special as you heard it, for georgia, doreen gentzler. doreen on the coveted wikipedia page lists the university of georgia. doreen, did you know b-52s formed in athens in the late 70s? >> i did. >> newman from seinfeld. >> newman. >> jimçó handly's alma mater. i think you mentioned this sec school not playing in the title -- >

head coach patrick ewing disappointed in his team's effort. coach ewing: games like this, you have to rise. you have to stand up to the occasion. if you want to be one of those teams that is considered up there in the big east, these are the games you have to step up and play better. scott: certainly growing pains for the hoyas. acc, virginia-north carolina. check out the hustle from hunter, drives and throws down the slam. the cavaliers up nine. then the dagger, wilkins with the past down low for the flush, putting virginia up 10. cavs take down unc. gw hosting rhode island. colonials, 17 points, including this four-point play. gw was playing from behind the entire game. check out this sweet drive and layout. gw falls, 81-60. blacksburg, virginia tech facing pittsburgh. the doubler will, threat junior getting it done from the inside and outside. a career-high 31 points. hokiesd s win 81-67, their first win in conference play. championship game, james madison against n.c. state. marcus marshall scores a touchdown. jmu dfown four. one minute to

ewing now the head coach. bridges three of his 17, nova up by 13 in the second half. at one point led by 44. later on, sharing is caring, nice pass to jaylen brunson, 51% beat georgetown by 32, it's the worse loss in 40 years. visiting temple, 124 left on the clock. drills it from distance, owls within one. then with 20 seconds left, it's josh brown doing damage down low. jb get up, put it down, right there. nice lay-up, the cherry and white winning 59-58. ford um visiting lasalle for the explorers. later on, lasalle at it again. drops in the three. of lasalle a winner, 75-67. dayton visiting hawk hill early on, how about taylor? gets the pass and dunks it down, he had 18. one of the my favorite names. pass to james dimrin, funk >> got to have that funk >> st. joe's wins 81-65. thanks for being part of the show. >> thank you, buddy. >> . >>> new tonight, a unique way of celebrating the eagles playing in the nfc championship game >> eyewitness at la peg restaurant on columbus boulevard where the chef brought in the heavy equipment to carve an eagles sculpture out of ey

thomas ewing was in command. this is thomas ewing's personal copy. some marginalia, some of his pencil notes inside as well where he has marked important passages of this book. when he told this book off the shelf and read it and referred to it in the latter years of his life, we were able to peer into his mind and get a sense of what he felt was important. the passages he thought he wanted to refer to again and again. it gives you a sense of what aspects of the campaign he felt needed to be remembered. theher rare volume in collection is a book of tactics. this was published in st. louis in 1861. it is a small paperback pamphlet. it goes into detail about how to train soldiers. this is a german translation of light infantry tactics from the war. and it is written in german. the command or the descriptions are written in german. the commands are given in english. for more of the union army is composed of new immigrants, new citizens. then the confederate army. there is far more immigration to the northern states before the war and during into the sou

ewing now the head coach. bridges three of his 17, nova up by 13 in the second half.t one point led by 44. later on, sharing is caring, nice pass to jaylen brunson, 51% beat georgetown by 32, it's the worse loss in 40 years. visiting temple, 124 left on the clock. drills it from distance, owls within one. then with 20 seconds left, it's josh brown doing damage down low. jb get up, put it down, right there. nice lay-up, the cherry and white winning 59-58. ford um visiting lasalle for the explorers. later on, lasalle at it again. drops in the three. of lasalle a winner, 75-67. dayton visiting hawk hill early on, how about taylor? gets the pass and dunks it down, he had 18. one of the my favorite names. pass to james dimrin, funk >> got to have that funk >> st. joe's wins 81-65. thanks for being part of the show. >> thank you, buddy. >> cool ♪ ♪ (radio playing in background) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >>> new tonight, a unique way of celebrating the eagles playing in the nfc championship game >> eyewitness at la peg restaurant on columbus boulevard where the chef brought in the heavy

never crossed my mind. >> brother or no brother, whatever it takes, i'll stop you from destroying ewing oil. >> "dallas" established new ground in a weekly hour-long show. that literally captivated america for 13 years. >> "dallas" is a television show which is rooted in the 1970s and one of the crazy things that emerges is this character j.r. ewing as a pop phenomenon. >> tell me, j.r., which slut are you going to stay with tonight. >> what difference does it make? whoever it is, it's got to be more interesting than the slut i'm looking at right now. >> he was such a delicious villain, everyone was completely e enamored by this character. >> at this point, so many people were watching television that you could do something so unexpected that it would become news overnight. >> who's there? [ gunshots ] >> the national obsession in 1980 around who shot j.r. it's hard to imagine how obsessed we all were with that question. but we were. >> who shot j.r. is about as ideal a cliffhanger as you possibly could get. >> who did shoot j.r.? we may never get the answer to that question. the people

body in ew york do you want to handle iran? to do what? >> right now, i think we'll have onversations with the security council and see what we need to do to have an emergency session. one way or another, we'll have a meeting of what's happening in iran with the protests and their freedom.r >> yes. >> thank you, ambassador. margaret with voice of america. ambassador, in light of the protests, is there any unilateral action the united to take against iran and also, here at the plan to council, do you hold iran accountable on another front, perhaps through the yemen sanctions committee for the missiles that they fired in arabia. you had that presentation last month, right? >> there's no unilateral plans at this time that have come from administration. what i can tell you is we are absolutely going to move forward missiles. you will see us look at esolution 2231 carefully and see what needs to be changed so that we can put a stop to the ballistic ting of missiles. yes? joseph, canada free press. maintain its present level of funding of the ag

thomas ewing was in command at fort davidson so this was thomas ewings personal copy of the rebel invasion of missouri and kansas and is some of his pencil note inside where he is marked important passages of this book. when he pulled his book off the shelf and read it and refer back to it in the latter years of his life, we are able to kind of in a sense. into his might and get a sense as to what he felt was important, the passages he thought he really wanted to refer to again and again. it gives you a bit of a sense of what aspects of the campaign he really felt needed be remembered. another rare volume in the collection is a book of tactics, this was published in st. louis in 1861. the interesting thing about this is its a small paperback, pamphlet really, but he goes into detail about how to train soldiers. this is a german translation of hardee's light infantry tactics from the war, and it's written in german. the command or the descriptions i should say a written in german. the commands are given in english. certainly far more of the union army is composed of new immigrants, new citi

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browns mills zero and ewing checking in at zero. 23 below in the poconos with the wind. you factor in the breeze. 8 below in philadelphia and 9 below in lancaster. here's some good news. we're going to see a lot of sunshine out there today and with the sun and a small area of high pressure the winds will relax so it's not going to be nearly as harsh as what we experienced yesterday. we're going to start warming up the whole process going fro bitterold to mild, tsn't like that so it starts squeezing out some moisture and with ll close to freezing here comes that moisture it's going to fall in a wintry mix. i would rather see the snow here. you start getting sleet and freezing rain it's going to be a problem. by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon we'reow sleet and freezing rain running from west to east across the viewing area. it's in the city by 4:0 probably hitting the coast around 5:30 or 6:00. and that will quickly race out to sea. temperatures drop down into the 20s behind it. the problem is going to be the ground is completely frozen and it has been for two weeks now so anythi

police say an argument between he and a man he ew medics took both men to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> a local man accused of supporting isis is due in court today. prosecutors are investigating whether had become radicalized. his home was earlier rated and he made his first court appearance last week in alexandria. the judge appointed a lawyer for him. >>> first it was a winter snowstorm now it is first pipes and the chaos it is causing for passengers at the jfk airport. >>> holiday stars make more than a statement at the golden globes and oprah may be making a run for the white house. >>> we have already seen sleet and freezing rain, we will have the latest from storm tracker 9 and the top of the forecast ahead. ai'm begging you... take gas-x. beneath the duvet, your tossing and turning isn't restlessness , it's gas. gas-x relieves pressure,bloating and discomfort in minutes !! so we can all sleep easier tonight. >>> welcome back. new york's busiest airport is working to get back to normal following several days with frustrated passengers. a broken water main flooded a terminal

. >>> patrick ewing is expected to have growing pains. after his dallas start maybe there were that many in-store. frustrating to say the least. 1-3 in big east play. crazy ending in the lsu texas and amn -- a and m game. the tigers get the win over number 11. all that matters is they won by one. we call it january madness. we are going for five straight tonight. last night against -- not so easy. what was easy was the athleticism put on display by mr. john wall. our point guard. he will not slow down. he has to get that loose ball. as he goes over it and into the stands, two rows deep. we love the hustle as long as wall does not get hurt. he will play tonight against the box at 8:00.>>> one player who likely deserves it but is not getting attention is bradley beal. maybe this campaign will catch people, and animals attention to vote for brad. now we know brad's nickname is panda. nfl playoffs are underway, and around here for the second straight season. no postseason. the redskins haven't cleveland browns. 1-15 last year, and 0-6 in some

for a ewe and lambs were the quickest.mmy: do you have to do that, grab the horns -- >> yeah, a ram you've got to be careful, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but you did it, you know -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you wrestled the sheep? wrestle it by the snout, it's pretty rough. twist it around, dig the knee in, put it on its ass. grab it, drag it up with the hands. literally to the stand. >> jimmy: this is how you lost your virginity? [ laughter ] >> actually, you know what -- i did get black balled but that's another story. >> jimmy: you did. >> my brother, same thing happened to my brother. but you tuck its arms under. you know, you pin it. you pull the cord. it's sitting up, its head up there. you take the belly off -- >> jimmy: this is not a like grooming a dog. >> no. >> jimmy: do they hate it, hate being sheared? >> yeah, they don't -- they're not big on it, no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you explain, this could be worse, you could be mutton, we could be eating you? >> you got to do that, too. when i worked -- you've got to do

she looked at things that might make people attracted to her but they're manufactured ish ewing or basedthe history that doesn't comfort with those conditions. people saw through that. candidate trump wasn't perfect on those issues they forgive him for candor and authenticity as opposed to masking over. >> i was following you until that point. >> until that point? >> yeah. [laughing] grabbing a woman in that way is excusable but not -- >> he came out -- >> not going through a legal process where you say it's good for your company, it's okay to excuse donald trump and now the porn star but not hillary? >> locker room talk is different -- >> locker room talk? >> how he explained it. >> he said that he assaulted women, that's what he said. >> well, he never said that. >> are we going to parse the words? >> i think we're going to have to. from what i remember, which by the way i condemned when he said it, was that he was talking about when you're in power you can grab women and he said -- >> he said "i". >> he said "you." i think he said you. this is the problem with this, when you go down t

got another 15 minutes on the construction project in mercer county. 29 closed in ewing township. bear tavern road get you around that. work on 295 at route 1 blocking the left lane. again, those closures should clear by 6:00 a.m. after 9:00 a.m., without for work in moorestown, stan wick road stay on 38 instead. time for the commuter report with the waze app. escrow billy dad. says watch out there's icy conditions along elverson road close to red hill road. >>> overseas fire tore through a hospital in south korea killing 39 people including patients and staff. the flames broke out on the first floor of the facility and spread. the cause is under investigation. hospital executives admit sprinklers were not installed in the hospital because it was not required by law. >> a former personal assistant for harvey weinstein filed a federal lawsuit over sexual harassment. she is forced to take up tasks cleaning up after the movie mogul's sexual encounter and taking dictation while he was naked. weinstein denies the claims. dozens of others accuse him of sexual harassment and assault. >>>

ewing township we have construction on route 29 at west upper ferry road closing the road that's for another hour or so, stick to river road in the meantime, matt. >> will do, thank you, karen. >>> formers eagles quarterback knows the heartbreak of losing a super bowl. gentleman's was there as the current crop of eagles touched down in minnesota. talked to ducis rogers ducis and offered this morning. it's not like any other game. half-time is long, pregame is long. players have to understand, this is going to be different, the team that handling that will likely win the game. >> eagles have a handful of players who played on super bowl game including chris long. >>> internal revenue service begins today to accept electronics and paper tax returns they will be processed in february as system updates go on. internal revenue service has put a verification code box on all w2 forms. the law now requires the internal revenue service to hold refunds tied to the earned income tax credit and additional child tax credit until february 15. the tax code will put more money in your wallet some of

ew strive to that -- we strive to that everyday. we strive for easier products.ost: one of donald trump's goals is to bring manufacturing back to the u.s. is that feasible? guest: it is for kodak, and i believe it is for america. kodak is in rochester, new york. we still manufacture film, ink, toner, and that it chemicals, printers thatty our manufacturers usually manufacture -- competitors usually manufacture overseas. believe intally manufacturing as a critical part of the codec process. host: what are you hearing from attendees here? >> pretty excited about everything happening. all the innovation. ew have one of the -- we have one of the fastest drones in the show, which came in fourth in the drone race, a kodak drone with of course an amazing camera. we found people who came in looking for a gadget but loved the antenna. sometimes you are looking for a drone and he finds manaus. host: the ceo -- and you find something else. host: the ceo of kodak. thank you. [indistinct conversation] >> governor rick snyder of michigan, what are you doing at ces? governor sn

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as of three days ago he is still telling the foxican people, primarily news viewers and one america ,ews viewers, that it is a hoax and that this is a big conspiracy by obama and clinton and the fbi to get him. for the gop to sit back and let this go on is appalling. they are dividing america, creating an alternative reality, creating these fake scandals, hiding things like the gps fusion transcripts from the public. senator dianne feinstein had to go against protocol, get some courage, and release it by herself. we found out that the dossier is not the primary basis for this investigation. it is the arrest of someone in trump's campaign called papadopoulos who has now pleaded guilty. this needs to be acknowledged and not carried on, that there is the two alternative stories. devin nunes who is behind the scenes crating obstruction of justice when he does these going behind the back. he says he is recused and then we find out he is blocking documents. stink fromhis big the fbi and got documents to use to further the silicate this false narrative of an illegal unmasking -- host: we have j

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the capitals make it 10 in a row at home, 3-1 the f patrick ewing making his return to madison square garden, giving his former rival chris mullin a hug. erickson puts back the rebound. the game was tied at the break. less than a minute to go in the rises,ied at 64-64, fires, drains the three. georgetown wins by three. virginia hosting syracuse. was on fire, hitting shots from all angles. guy drained five three-pointers. virginia cruises to the win. and for a sports power couple, packers quarterback aaron rodgers it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. alison: breaking news -- a win dor daca recipients. a u.s. judge blocked president trump's decision to end that program, which protects young immigrants from deportation. have much more on this tomorrow on "good

in new jersey, vineland 43 and ewing and browns mills upper 30s and 46 in dover. here is satellite 6 along with action radar you see high pressure is keeping things nice and dry and quiet and a few high, thin clouds skirting across the mid-atlantic region be down to areas in the carolinas we are staying dry with this ridge of high pressure in control. here is the setup for the evening commute. 4:00 p.m. a temperature of 41 degrees and sunshine over head and a mostly clear sky at 5:00 this evening at 39 and upper 30s on the way at 6:00 and at 7:00 p.m. underneath a still mostly clear sky. for the start of our friday, mostly sunny and brisk and on the chilly side but seasonable by the afternoon high temperature of 43 and as we get into our weekend. high pressure stays in control and slides off to the south and east and we tap into a southwesterly wind flow and temperatures saturday well above average in at 53 and average for us this time of year is 40. 13 degrees above the norm. and fast forward into sunday all eyes at the the linc. 6:40 is the kickoff and southwest

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after hearing about the death of lieutenant ewe. >> he's a hero. >> the 42-year-old was fighting a house fire on colorado street in north philadelphia on saturday morning. he was trapped underneath the rubble after the second floor collapsed on him. it's a week filled with emotions for all first responders. >> they are serve iing the cityd putting their life on the line every day. and you don't know when you're coming home. >> there's still time to come out here to the church for this public viewing. it will last until about 9:00 tonight. then tomorrow morning the funeral is at 11:00. as for the fire, i can tell you that the atf and other investigators are out there back at the scene today sifting through the rubble. still searching for a cause. for now we're live, nbc 10 news. >> investigating but so much sadness. today one of the fellow firefighters remembered his brief but dramatic encounter with the man he calls a brother. >> he met him in 2005. it was during a fire the at the recording studios. he described running in the build to rescue people without a hose. he described the relie

we'll see if the national weather service extends it but at this point expiring at 5:30 near yardley ewing morrisville and on the brink of trenton. as we take a look at the gauge along the delaware in trenton, it was at flood stage of 20 feet early this morning. it is cresting right now at about 20.4 feet so less than a half a foot above its flood stage and then should fall below its flood stage as we get into the overnight hours. as we look at storm tracker6 live the other story is that clipper system which is over the great lakes associated with a cold front the ohio valley, the tennessee valley. not a lot of snow but it's going to be pushing to the south and east slowly. the timing is delayed just a little bit with it. but we do have winter weather advisories that go up at 5 o'clock tomorrow morning and last through 6:00 a.m. on wednesday morning northern chester montgomery bucks county doylestown green lane exton honey brook all the way north up into the poconos for that light accumulating snowfall so no advisory yet for the city of philadelphia and for the timing of this snow, it is c

workers have been sorting through your abroad,hipped in from but the government is stopping that. .ewtection china has long been a destination for much of the world's waste, importing 7.3 million tons of plastic alone in 2016. but most of that is ending, and here is why. china has become a much richer but much dirtier country. homemadeghted now by pollution and contamination on a vast scale. the government claims some foreign waste is dangerous, and the last thing this country needs is even more of that. >> china is putting the onus back on all the waste exporting countries. you need to show responsibility of disposing of your own waste and your own sources of pollution. reporter: the ban presents a problem for china though, because it still needs the paper, the high-end poly styrene. easy to turnhere, into something to sell, and sometimes selling it back to the country it came from. somewhere in there are the polystyrene boxes. the outside ofon shanghai, ships them and then turns them into this. billions of tiny, plastic pellets. because it recycles them into skirting boards and pict

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this is the "c ews." >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. as millions in the u.s. get ready to ring in the new year there have already been massive celebrations around the world. in sydney, australia, a huge fireworks display lit up the harbor. in hong kong a spectacular array of pyrotechnics wowed spectators. and in dubai an amazing light show on the side of the world's tallest building welcomed the new year. at those event there was intense security. and in the u.s. law enforcement has been preparing for tonight for weeks. here's tony dokoupil. b siffing dogs and thousands of officers, the nypd is hoping for a safe start to 2018. john mill certificate the nypd's deputy commissioner in charge of counterterrorism. >> the idea is to have enough of a visual deterence so people look at this and say it's a hard target. >> new york security plans for about a million expected revelers includes radiation scanners and bag checks. >> no backpacks. >> reporter: plus multiton trucks and concrete barriers to guard against a vehicle-style attack. but this year there is also a s

the it delivers water to 225,000 resident, in trenton, hamilton, laurence, ewing, and hopewell townships>>> the courier post this friday, february 2nd, rowan college at burlington county will host its 14th annual gift smile day. event will be held at the new help scientist center at the mt. laurel campus. >> delaware county daily times this week, the archdioces of philadelphia celebrating catholic schools week. 119 elementary, 17 secondary, and four special education schools, in the five county area, will take part. the national theme this year is catholic schools, learn, serve, lead, succeed. >> that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware vale. >>> well, we're hearing from a pilot who says he went with his gut when he decided to make an emergency landing on highway in costa mesa, california. he said he was headed to van knives from san diego last night when the small plane's engine failed, he said powerful winds prevented him from getting to the nearest airport, that's when he says he had to think and act fast. >> did you keep a clear head. >> you don't hav

the temperature is expected to drop below —12 celsius, one of the cold est n ew below —12 celsius, one on record. people have been told to wrap up to prevent frostbite and hypothermia. events in upstate new york and elsewhere have been cancelled and well into 2018, stronger winds are set to make it feel it in colder. sarah corker, bbc news. north korean leader kimjong—un has made a defiant new year message saying he is always within reach of the nuclear button. it comes after months of escalating tensions over his country's weapons programme. in the televised message, its reported kim jong—un said: "the nuclear button is always on my table. this is not blackmail but reality." he went on to say he will use nuclear weapons only when north korea's security is threatened. china's leader, xijinping, has used his new year's message to suggest his country will play a greater role in international affairs in 2018. under previous presidents, china kept a lower international profile, but president xi set out his foreign affairs priorities in a number of areas. translation: as a responsible major

georgetown head coach patrick ewing, you know the dude got in. late in the 3rd tied game. dematha in transition and carson has a sweet crossover and finishes, zags down by only two. still miles dread gets the and one. he had 18 points and then gonzaga, they never trailed in the 2nd half. as gonzaga takes down no. 1 1 dematha 71-62. chris williamson was at the park. >> reporter: you had a huge game. what made you so effective? what was working? >> i wasn't really being aggressive in the 1st half. i thought i believed in myself the 2nd half. my coach said be confident. stick to what you know. >> people are down on us. definitely that's a big win, a big statement. >>> lamont peterson is due to knock somebody out. it's been almost a year since the d.c. boxer fought in a ring. he's now 33 years old but ready to fight undefeated earl spence, jr. next week. the former world champion plans to take his welterweight title. if you don't believe me, he'll tell you. >> i don't look at that just because you all say that. a lot of people say it. i would never look at myself as an underdo

. >>> some residents of the trenton, ewing, hamilton are told to boil their water because of the malfunction earlier today, at a treatment plant. this advisory is impacting about 35,000, residents, meantime, take a look at this a huge ice jam on the delaware river in trenton, the jam push water up over the road and on to route 29 and we are told, river levels in the river have listen about 20 feet thanks to all of that ice. also we're tracking snow we will check with meteorologist kate bilo. kate, more winter weather on the way, and it is certainly wintry out there judging by the ice in the delaware river. >> we have ice jams, cold conditions, we have wind chills advisories and yes, now we're tracking snow. it is january, of all, and certainly it is a very january -like january, lets take a look at storm scan three right now not seeing much of anything, just cloud and overcast out here. there is system bringing threat to snow tomorrow into wednesday. it is a clipper but it will slow down as we wait for another piece of energy off the coast to draw it in and that doesn't happen until wednesda

a look at the maps , over night construction cleared, from route 29 near west upper ferry road in ewingp, new jersey, roadway closed, but now, all lanes are open. >> excite thement building, meisha made her way to minneapolis as super bowl week kicks off. >> meisha, we know the eagles supply landed in viking land, but we hear that they were greeted by some eagles fans when they touched down. >> reporter: so this is what is so cool. even though the birds are coming over to kinds of like i said earlier enemy territory, if you will, when they landed, they were certainly greeted by some fans at the minneapolis st. paul international airport yesterday who were so soaked. by the way, these eagles fans, they actually live here, and that's what's so cool. they were embracing this opportunity. take a look at this. >> we've lived in minnesota for the lasts 14 years, but i've never left my philly roots. and i knew they were coming down, and just wanted to be part of the excitement, see the guys get off the bus, give them a cheer, let them know there are people here definitely rooting for them. >>

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"action news" caught up with the governor-elect at home front nj in ewing.urphy thanked volunteers at the organization that helps homeless families and children. murphy will be sworn in as new jersey's 56th governor at a ceremony beginning at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. >>> michelle lawrence specifically chose martin luther king day to launch her campaign for congress. the democrat is challenging incumbent bob brady in the first congressional district. the former wells fargo executive says she looks forward to bringing transformative change. lawrence says she is running on a platform based on service, opportunities and solutions. >>> a dover police officer faces dui charges after being involved in a hit-and-run accident. police say 26-year-old keith boris left the scene of an accident on the 800 block of north dupont highway on thursday. investigators say he was found three hours later passed out in the driver's seat. his child was in the car but was not hurt. boris is on administrative leave without pay. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, tens of thou