green green, i introduce -- mr. gene green, i introduced this bill in 2016 following that particularly traumatic incident that struck so close to home. texas is not unique in its need for this expertise. over the last few months alone, our nation has witnessed the need for trauma care hospitals across the country. one such incident was the trak derailment near dupont, washington, on december 18, 2017. that incident resulted in three passenger fatalities and 70 injuries over a businessy freeway. as -- busy freeway. as we've seen having experience to trauma care can be the difference between life and death for a critically injured patient. there is no doubt integrating military physician noose the trauma and disaster -- physician into the trauma and disaster system will help civilian patients. this will help our servicemen and trauma system and i thank the co-sponsors from both sides of the dieas for their support of this -- dias for their support of this legislation. quite simply, the mission zero act is common sense

green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.he actual green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200

the green party was formed in 1980. the new left, the student radicals, by then aging -- middle aged radicals, absorbing the old ecological guard far right nationallest us. the aging students just changed color and took the left wing concepts of the past and dressed them up in the garb we see today. instead of marxisms catastrophic vision of capital rhythm and ecocatastrophe, instead of the socialist utopia, a new ecological one. instead of the cult of the factory, the cult of the forest, instead of the color red, the color green if wish i'd written that inch fact it was written bay new york intellectual in a brilliant essay published in the new republic in 2001. berlin writes of the german student radicals, the 1968ers being motivate bit anti-naziism. looking for nazis hiding under every bed, they saw the state of israel as a crypto nazi state. as berman says to have set tout to fight nazis in the democratic guys, only to have ended up in a modern left wing guise, nazi-like. green tyranny takes berman's analysis one st

soledad: fawn weaver and the green family are working with brown-forman on efforts to incorporate green'sast with jack daniel's's future. many much the artifacts will be on loan to the smithsonian museum of african-american history and culture in washington, d.c. >> when we come back winter olympics 2018. world class skiing, skating and international politics? >> the politics have been there ever since the nazi olympics of 19 1936. >> how the games being played behind the scenes can be more daring than the actual sporting events. and what is in the bag? there's a mob leaving kindness in public soledad: the winter olympics begin in south korea with the opening ceremony on friday and while the olympic charter expressly prohibits politics or propaganda at the games, the modern olympics have often navigated political statements. for example this famous photo from the 1968 summer games in mexico city americans tommie smith and johncarlos with the black power salute during the national anthem to protest racism in the u.s.a. the 1972 games in munich remembered for the terror attack by palestinia

speaking of green did you see the city last night? it was beaming in green.kyline there lit up in eagles colors. and there's something to keep in mine this weekend f you are driving into the city tomorrow, maybe to come in for super bowl party or to watch the game somewhere be careful where you park. physical police say there will be no parking on certain areas of broad street and around city hall. restrictions start at 2:00 p.m. and they go until 3:00 a.m. on monday. police of course are expecting very large crowds of people to flood the streets before, during and after the big game. scott, here's the deal. it's cold in philly but it is nothing like it is at the minneapolis. >> absolutely. single digit wind chills below zero wind chills in minneapolis on this cold saturday morning. we're dry, quiet in philadelphia. but look off to the west. tracking some snow moving out of north dakota. no that will move toward the twin cities throughout the day today and temperatures will top out in the teens for highs that. it's 19 degrees in philadelphia. we have 14 degre

if you look at that, it would cut out green cards for the that's of u.s. citizens, 170,000 people year. there would be a phaseout of the rest of the family sponsored green card program, which includes sons and daughters of older,tizens who are theul permanent residents, children and daughters, married sons and daughters of u.s. citizens, a lot of them would be eliminated from the program. it would be a general phaseout. in many of these categories, there are people from mexico, , theirlippines, china elong backlogs to get these green cards. it would take 25 years to clear them. host: what do you expect the reception to be in congress? guest: there he negative. there is zero appetite among democrats and republicans. host: good morning. all, i agree of with you wholeheartedly. migration,chain those are all made up words from illegal to candy coat immigrants. besides that, the biggest problem is the majority of people are on board with daca on a pathway to citizenship. beyond that. the democrats want to reveal the real numbers. you are going from 800,000 too

if you look at all green cards, 0.33% of the u.s. population. you see immigrants was about the same number with a smaller u.s. population. that was close to 1% of the u.s. population. host: let's hear from billy in boston. caller: i just have a question about the president's proposal to attenuate or reduce legal immigration and what your guest's thoughts are on that. senator cornyn and senator purdue are gung ho on reducing legal immigration. can they successfully disambiguate themselves from rhetoric of weic just have to shore up the southern border and keep illegals out? is it possible to make the case to reduce legal immigration at eschewing this rhetoric. i think we need to have a border wall. i disagree with creating it for the wrong reasons. host: thanks for calling. guest: i think it is sen. cochran, not senator cornyn, who led the charge on cutting legal immigration. i believe that would be bad for the u.s. economy and the growth of this country going forward. i can't comment on the intentions of people who want to build a border wall, b

so, yeah, the city is bathed in green anything that has a light that could be green is green today, 34egrees but factor in that wind and it feels like 27. sunrise time will be 7:05. we will see some sunshine today. nothing to show you on radar at the moment but our forecast has 32 degrees by lunchtime. topping off at 34, 35. but wilt feel like the 20's. we have a blustery day ahead, and a look at the weather, and listen to the weather on 101.1 more fm as you are getting where you are going, hopefully , carefully this morning. so bob kelly, i'm sure you are equipped with a lot of coffee for folks who stayed up all night and have a little bit of and headache, get them through the morning. >> exactly. staying up a little late or just staying straight on through, right? good morning, bensalem. >> wow. >> reporter: bagelocity cafe and soup king. these ladies just got there. we have to get to work and school today, a live look at downtown philadelphia. lights are all green, cross the sky scrapers, a live look at the schuylkill expressway, kind of quite it this morning. lets go to the next ca

it's vanilla with green cake pieces and green icing and a little bit of green sprinkles >> are you guys course. >> and any green flavor you want. >> you got it. thank you for coming in. >>> go green or go home. how you can show your eagles pride after we win tonight. >> if you really need to ware it all week, the parade, the stuff. how you can -- if you're going out with a look at the parkway, there's no one out. it's super bowl sunday. he was watching the show and got all the sweets and ice cream we need some -- what did you bring in >> what i did for your super bowl party r gave it a little bit of an up scale, a buffalo chicken meatball. and blue cheese, i did a philadelphia cream cheese >> that's all philly all the way. love it. go eagles. what's your final score. >> kevin hart where he said 86 to three. >> that sound good. >> is it too late to get food for me today >> yeah. >> but in future, future >> >> every day >> what's your website? >> perfect, a.m., enjoy it. >>> sky, what time is it? >> it is time for super bowl sunday, it is 7:fetch. mike, and it's cold out there to start. w

lorraine green.c pod. >> okay. >> thanks. >> lorraine green. >> i'm going to see if she has additional witnesses to speak to because at the end of the day when you alleging something, you have to have some witnesses. you have to have somebody for me to talk to. some way for me to prove the statement that you're making. >> good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm good. yourself? >> i'm okay. >> were there any other witnesses you would like for me to talk to? >> the only person that was there was me, your co, ryan, and mr. mets. >> i spoke with the corporal and i also spoke with the officer that was there at the time. corporal has wrote a statement saying at no time did he make any comments in a sexual context -- >> i bet he did. i bet he did. >> let me finish what i'm saying. >> what's the sense of it? you guys are agreeing to each other. so what's the sense of it? i'm looking like the idiot while your co agreeing with each other. he never said it when he did say it. what's the sense of spea

i think we need more green.ut another shot in there, come on, who wants another shot. >>> come on by on your way to work or school. we're opened all day, is that right, al. >> yes. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles. >> back to you guys. >> yes. >> little too green for me. >> let's talk about obviously we all enjoyed watching the bird play and another to watch the commercials during super bowl. >> i was screaming at kid toss come in new star wars movie, so many others. lets see which won hit the mark and maybe missed. we brought in steve marino a chief director for ab and c this morning. >> it is a great morning. >> yes, it is. >> amen to that. >> so, best of the best. >> i thought actually, tide cleaned up. they started ought way great spot early on and said today we will see car ads, fun ads but one thing everybody has in common is everybody dressed cleanly. when we see a super bowl ad it is a tide ad and they were running smaller clips. every time you saw it am i watching a tide ad. >> let's watch it. >> just your typica

look at lucy, one little green hair.ok at ultimate doppler a lot of green on the 15 and you can see those reds and also oranges and yellows that's very heavy rain just moved through philadelphia and more is coming up the i-95 corridor our northern suburbs we see the pink that is some sleet and freezing rain that's why the national weather service has kept this advisory this is a winter weather advisory for wintery mix it goes through chester, even pars of central and upper montgomery and bucks for some snow and sleet freezing rain and that will be changing over to rain and all will be out of here by 10:00 o'clock. take a look at the future cast. you see all that yellow that is very heavy rain working northward as well. staying wintry up in the poconos and then look how quickly this pushes out. it changes to rain everywhere with the exception of the poconos and then by about 10:00 o'clock it's out of here. so those post super bowl festivities will be dry. that's good news. right now it's 33 in allentown. 37 in philadelphi

they are not able to adjust their status to a green card. and that is very rarely used so thinking that can lead to a green card in the future doesn't hold true. >> here i live talk about rounding them up and ship them out so how likely is it that we so how likely is it that we set up stadiums to deport en masse like that? is that something that we should do as americans to put them into facilities like a camp type of situation then deport them without legal papers? >> absolutely not. u.s. immigration is 100% on people who are actual criminals with national security threats or those who have communicable diseases and that separate zero enforcement to those whose only violation is breaking immigration law but if that is possible or not that would be very difficult to destroy those civil liberties not to mention those of their families but those biggest deportation rates were in the first term of the obaman administration i think that will be nearly impossible for this administration even to reach the first-term numbers of deportation. >> alex

i have a green dress. don't know if i can actually wear it. >> aren't you going to disappe disappear. >> i might disappear because we have a green screen. just like a -- like your dress color. >> yeah. >> is it going to -- if i do over there right now would i disappear. >> why don't i test. >> for you later. >> it will be an experiment tomorrow. >> if you don't see me in green tomorrow it didn't work. green in center city philadelphia of course in the green. >> pretty little chilly. 30 degrees right now. warmed up over the last hour but that breeze it's up around 13 miles per hour. so feeling more like 20 at this hour. a cold night before the super bowl. mount pocono 20 degrees. 29 in allentown. 27 in millville. 28 degrees in atlantic city. we still do have a biting breeze especially along the coast winds up around 18 miles an hour in cape may and that is impacting our feels like temperature feeling like low 20s right now at the coast. feeling like 20 in wilmington teens in the lehigh valley and single dig

at the airport, green hair, green beards even green luggage to check in. >> go birds. >> reporter: fleegles, fans fly here. >> when did you get tickets and how did you get them. >> my husband got them this past tuesday. he didn't want to get them the day after the super bowl because they were too much money they came down by $2,000 each. >> reporter: how cool is to be going to the soup. >> it's awesome. we're excited and, you know, the boys are ready to go. we're like, you know, pumped up. >> reporter: you realize how lucky you are to have a dad like this. >> yeah, i am. >> reporter: super bowl super dad right there. >> super excited. >> how tough was it to get a ticket. >> it was very very very tough. >> reporter: hugh excited is it to take your son to eagles super bowl. >> this is something i've been dreaming since a little boy. it's unfortunate we don't get a chance to head to the super bowl too often once this game came up it was an absolute easy decision to go out there. >> how cool is it to be 12 years old. you can't realize how cool it is, right. >> it's crazy. in fact the -- the

population looking at all green cards that is about one third of 1% of u.s. population each year you see in immigrant flows of the same number but a smaller population. go ahead. >> caller: so a question senator cornyn and tender purdue i am wondering if they could the days just to shore up the sword third -- southern border to keep the illegals out. and to make the case for illegal immigration at the same time because i have not pro- immigration but but creating that for the wrong reason i would also like to hear that i guest response. >> but senator perdue led the charge with cutting legal immigration. so for the growth of the country going forward i cannot comment on the intentions of people who want to do board and the chain migration portion is highly separate from the border wall. >> good morning. if they have children born in this country themselves, what is the citizenship of the mother? and the status of the baby? but when dave bring them over and they themselves have children? a >> correct. they but that does not change the immigration status of the

green lights in february.he hardware store will close early for the game tomorrow so their employees can watch it at home. they're also closion of the cro following a super bowl win. >> now your first alert weather. >> i was at the grocery store yesterday. i was able to buy green tortilla chips. anything you want green is available right now. let's look at a comparison. philadelphia to minneapolis. actually pretty similar. we're at 18 in philly. 14 in minneapolis. here's the difference. we are clear. they are cloudy. that's why for them this is actually a warmer temperature than they've been seeing in e snow.olis today the clouds ars we don't have to use the s word, not today. we stay dry. we have feels like temperatures that are th feel like 7 granddaughter at the airport. 13 port richmond. summerton feeling like 13ll. toward new jersey feels like 14 in washington township. pem ber ton at 14. look at princeton. 8 degrees for that current reading. it is cold this morning. it is going to bedday. this is the nex

deck out in green 20 miles away. historic builds something now anaging director's hotel, and says the decision to change from red to greenasy one >> the vie ambulance i of the city everyone feeling great about the eagles. w >> i when the eagles win, we will definitely keep the sign green for few more days. then welthe original red. >>utoon. there it is. ps and of course everyone is getting in on theil. we'll have it on through su rest of next week, as well. reporting live atop the art museum stems, jan c you >> good stuff, thanks, jan. >> coming up on cbs this millerl of two cities. philadelphia versus boston. find outwch the answer that's at 7:00 right after " eyewitness news" this morning >> it is now 5:36. in business news this morning, united airline policy. >> plus, how to get free drinks at starbucks and the morning market. diane king hall joins us live this morning from the new york stock exchange, goodoo morning, rahel. well, inch vest ers waiting fo out later this morning, stock finish mixed yesterday. do yo

green.. >>> marking students from archbishop carroll high school in chester turned a failed business venture into an act of charity. students failed to sell about half of the 300 eagles t-shirts they have designed, they decided to donate the remaining shirts to the homeless rather than squeeze out more profits. today students delivered the shirts to city team ministries in chester where they will now be distributed. >> i love it. >>> meteorologist melissa magee has a check of the forecast, frigid. >> really cold today. our high was 31 but temperatures felt like in the teens and 20's. welcome to the weather center and show you picture outside, sky six live hd looking at ben franklin bridge on this saturday evening. we've got a mostly cloudy sky, and the cloud will actually help to keep these temperatures, slightly on the milder side, and in comparison to where we were this same time yesterday, so looking at the numbers, right now in philadelphia we're coming in at 30 degrees, 31 for reading.

area is supporting that eagles green. we have team coverage tonight. "action news" reporter annie mccormack is live at the philadelphia car show, christie ileto is with fans in abington. >> meanwhile ducis rodgers is there in u.s. bank stadium at the practice field but we will begin with "action news" anchors brian taff and sharrie williams live at the mall of america. there has been no shortage of eagles fans, hi there, guys. >> hey there, alycia and walter, yes, come this time tomorrow, we will be just a few minutes away from kick off , fans will be taking their seats and gathering around their television toss watch this game. here at mall of america in the meantime people are trying to find ways to pass the time, inching for kick off come tomorrow. >> there are so many eagles jerseys and hats you would never necessity we weren't in philadelphia. >> absolutely, yes. >> few more patriots that would normally make us comfortable but we will tolerate that this weekend. we are in the thick of the action as fans jammed in the

green everywhere. and more of eagles nation will jam this mall in search of fun, food and all things football today. dray, birds fans will be serkulating between here, the mall, and downtown minneapolis. there's so much to do and have fun and get pumped for the game. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. we could actually see a bird migration into downtown minneapolis. as you know, the mall of america where we are this morning was one of the hot spots here in town that people coming in from philly and other parts of the country look for a place to stay warm. and all week long eagles fans were definitely working their way around this mall. but yesterday it seemed they kind of took the place over. mall security didn't really like hearing that loud eagles chant over and over again. the dog masks also a major mall violation. these fellas call thel -- themselves dogs over dynasty. they were walking around the mall wearing their dog mosqasksd security let them know masks are not allowed. it's a matter of security

and super bowl lii is a holiday giving us a tun to save green when we buy green.r tree doesn't have eagles stuff for sale but has plenty of green from st. patrick's day. have you green outfits and green tie, you are ready to go. >> i like the glasses and they are all only a dollar. >> and if you are going to someone's house beware of hefty entrance fees. >> they promise an open bar but they are not a good value. there are local restaurants and bars that are free to get into and offer free snacks a >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> thursday night, the big story on "action news" the super bowl showdown we are waiting for just three days away. the eagles talked to the media for the final time today before digging in for sunday. the excitement is building along with the fans that come from all over the country including philadelphia of course. to see the birds beat the patriots inside of u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis. "action news" team continues with live c

we're going green. yes consideration we get that green? >> we have that green. >> i want it to pop.my eyes toing edge of har a long time. >> so this color will begin to fade? >> i need your prediction for the game. >> okay. i think the eagles get out early, and the patriots do their historica smy vibe is eags 24. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> are you ready? here we go. >> ya, wow. >> it looks awesome. >> oh, my gosh. >> are you ready for the eagles? >> beautiful. gorgeous green color. i'm sold. i believe in this team. and you know what? i'm proud to believe in this team. it is a great team. it is cents a great group of guys. and jaylen mills seems like a great guy. >> clearly. >> he can pull this off, i know. i feel closer to jaylen. i feel closer to the team somehow. >> the look is not a look. >> (laughing). >> i think you need the nail. >> i think we bothd -- >> come on, how committed are you? >> i'm very committed. >> i don't think you are. >> i'm very committed. >> come on, let's go, common. >> go eagles. >> lesley van arsdall, eyewitness sports. >> oh, wait. to be continued. >> i love

the philly skyline bleeds eagles green.tory, so do the light atop of historic philadelphia saving funds society building. >> when we converted we pulled all of the neon tubes out of the channels, and replaced it with the led drivers. >> that conversion happened in 2016 to the tune of $250,000. psfs decked out in green could now be seen 20 miles away, historic building now home to the lowe's hotel, and hotel's managing director says the decision to change from red to green was an easy one. >> the vie ambulance i of the city right now, everyone feeling great about the eagles we want to support the city. >> when the eagles win, we'll definitely keep this sign green for few more days, then we will convert back to the original red. >> and not a moment too soon. there it is, the lights psft shining brightly in eagles green this morning. and of course, as you mentioned, rahel, jim, so are we, not taking off the green until sunday and i have a good feeling about this one through next week, as well. reporting live on top of the art

this is basically a green tea.ook carefully you can see the little white jasmine flowers. >> the smell. oh, my goodness. >> you can smell the jasmine. >> this one definitely has like the strongest aroma out of the three we've tried. >> customary to have multi course family style dinners where the food just keeps coming out and everyone shares it. everyone gets a taste. >> we'll see you wednesday. >> see you wednesday. happy new year. >> happy new year! >> ♪ >> philadelphia eagles center jason kelce stale making waves across the city more than two week after his viral speech at the super bowl victory parade. now kelce has teamed up with the broken goblet brewing and former eagle connor barwin for the release of a new brew that will also give back to the community. good stuff. brad sattin has the story. >> reporter: the guys who brought us this pump within beer in january called cut the crap o lantern are at it again. this time having a little fun with our world champion eagles. what's fermenting here at the broken g

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today a green bottle needs medical attention this clinic is a sieve. brings them to a rehab caretaker. if attacked out of there and they see. if it happens. if it if it may at some point confuse with its natural diet would last. by long in one court. and be slapped with a twenty thousand dollar fine or his life imprisonment local ocean trust community sunny safari leads a program but aims to teach local villagers alternative ways of earning a dollar by farming in beginners drop resistant. so a lot of fishermen so if they can't find enough fish they might decide to kill a turtle instead and sell it. we have to teach them about alternative sources of income so they don't over rely on fishing. for money said to me. to date. has released over sixteen thousand titles back into the ocean. back to the butler to give the species removed from the endangered list is still far from one. but. if it were to be a problem all over africa the huge amount of trust just piling up in the streets i am group of zimbabwe from the capital i really thought about and want a lo

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the feelings are turning the city green tonight. look at that. >> reporter: jacquelin, when we got here to minneapolis earlier this week there was still a lot of purple around here, but that purple is fading and that eagles' green is taking over. >> go birds. >> reporter: eagles' nation is well-represented for superbowl lii here in minneapolis. >> we're getting close. i think the excitement is starting to build. you can see it around here now. >> throughout the day i've seen more and more eagles' fans show up. >> reporter: to eagles' fans like father joseph campalone were here yelling at the lombardi trophy, telling it -- >> you are coming back with the eagles. >> i experienced looking at a trophy coming back to philadelphia this sunday. >> reporter: even the birds' good luck charm, challenger the bald eagle who flies across the link on sunday is in the twin cities for the superbowl. >> everybody loves the eagles, no matter if they're a patriots fan, but an nfl fan. >> reporter: we went around and asked who they want to win the supe

city, same kind of situation, feeling very, very cold, but you can see that sky line is glowing in green this morning. temperatures are in the teens, 18 in philadelphia, 15 in wilmington, 12 in millville, down the shore in the mid to upper teens, 19 degrees there in wildwood but feels colder when you factor in that wind coming from the west at five to 10 miles an hour, feels more like five in philadelphia , three in allentown, eight in reading, feels like 12 degrees below zero in the poconos. throughout the day-to-day, we will see the actual air temperature, rise to go around 29 degrees by noon time still a good amount of sunshine, late day cloud filtering in this afternoon with a high of 34 but jan, would i plan for to it feel more like the upper teens and lower 20's pretty much all day. i'll have more coming up in your full forecast, for now, back to you. >>> 6:02. time to check road lets go over to matthew workmister in the traffic center, good morning, matthew today we are starting off cold and someplaces having wet spots now turning to ice we are taking a live look at montgomery cou

that eagles green creating a lot of green for now.nnette. >>> action news and 6abc.com are your sources for soon as the su bowl ends, we will have extensive livepost-game coverage it's all right here action news at 11:00 and sports sunday. >> because when you wake up tomorrow morning you can catch up on all the coverage of what will hopefully be an eagles victory as you have that morning cup of coffee. we'll be on early 4:00 a.m. matt, tam, dave and karen will be here to continue our eagles super bowl coverage. >> the eagles victory is on the tip of my tongue. it's so hard not to say it. >>> still ahead action news hoagies are a super bowl must-have. how a south jersey fund raiser is helping others. >> underdog was spot d at just one of the pep rallies held for the birds this weekend. sky 6hd giving you that gloomy and gray look there. meteorologist chris sowers tracking all the rain and snow. his accuweather forecast coming up next. >> so glad you stayed w. if you're shopping around for hoagies for your super bowl party, clearview re

, our residential super green rates will be 1.5 cents perhour on top of our green kilowith the hour, competitive with comparable offerings by pg&e. the other major actions we took were some modifications to our net energy metering. that's a program that supports customers that have roof top solar. it's a billing credit mechanism that allows customers that own solar to get credits on their bills for any energy they produce and deliver to the grid. that's tracked every month. net credits that accumulate in a given month are carried forward for application to a following billing period. and then, every year, we look at whether the customer was a net producer of energy or a net consumer, and they were a net producer, we compensate them for that energy. so we made changes based on our experience to date in managing this program. after about a year and a half in operations, the changes were really to improve is simplify the customer experience, so those changes were first to -- we eliminated two net surplus compensation rates that we were using. that's the rates we pay the customer fore ad

all right, so we got the black and green, gray and green. we'll take it. and a lot of stores, they open right after that win, you saw it in that picture to let eagles nation gear on up especially ahead of the parades coming. and it looks like they got their lights on. >> reporter: yeah, they're opening early this morning as well. you can see some people already lined up this morning waiting to get that merchandise. employees are already in the store. there were all kinds of people inside last night trying to get their hands on that championship merchandise. they were just selling a lot of good stuff. hats, t-shirts, sweatshirts. everybody wants to represent this morning, this week as you said ahead of that parade. eagles fans out here again bright and early this morning. this store opening up at 5:00. we're going to see if we can talk to some of these people in line waiting to get in and see what they're going to be buying this morning. reporting live in northeast, pamela osborn, nbc 10 news. >> pick up a few things. i'll pay you back. i swear. >> people l

mike, you better get ready to wear a lot of green.istie ileto, channel6 "action news." >> as far as the weather is concerned, we know it will be really cold in minneapolis. it's really wet in philadelphia. >> we are seeing a lot of green on the radar sunday night. we have a system moving in with rain. that's changing to snow. live on sky six taking a look at dillworth park and city hall. you can see the roads are glistening, wet now. no icing yet but temperatures below freezing overnight hours. you can see it's generally all liquid, could be wet snowflakes mixing in. south jersey, the i-95 core doer, it's just rape with flakes mixing in. further north we are seeing a change over to snow, lake harmony, mount pocono, hazelton. this moves through through the overnight hours. right now, philadelphia 41. allentown 46. wilmington 41-degrees. this is a cold front. with it cold air crashing down from higher in the atmosphere. 3:30 in the morning, the changeover will happen along the i-95 corridor. surface temperatures are freezing. it has a t

the action cam roaming the hallways, finding a sea of green in the bold north.f the fans trying to escape the bitter cold temperatures, also trying to share in the experience as we run up to superbowl lii. one woman was reflective about getting to the moment. it feels awesome because of all of the greatness going on with this team this year. it's a long time coming. you have to love the eagles to make it through the years. >> echoing the sentiment of fans so eager to break the curse and bring home the lombardi trial. >> we have news in regard to pink. she's scheduled to sing the national anthem tomorrow. we are hearing she has the flu. she plans to sing no matter what sunday night. pink being the hometown favorite from the delaware valley, but not feeling the best, but planning to sing. she posted the picture on social media preparing to sing the national anthem. she said her two kids gave her the flu and it's making singing a nightmare. she's glad to be here at the same time the eagles are here, all from the delaware valley. >> she's going to blow the doors off

we have green doughnuts, green cookies, green rolls too. >> they are right here. >> whole place is greenrazy. >> this bakery bleed green. >> most popular things are definitery football cakes and the cookies. >> do you have any requests for eagles specific items. >> no, you know what we have a request for patriots stuff. >> no, you didn't. >> did you hang up the phone. >> we charge them double. >> so have you stopped serving the boston cream. >> no, we have not. i'm or toy say we did not. >> cheers, go eagles. >> nice. >> oh, my god. it is like the softest pillow, with boot full cream, i mean you could toss it in my mouth. >> go eagles. >> these are the wedding favors maybe we should keep them eagles green that would be awesome. >> yes. >> if you have not had their doughnuts. you haven't, you have in the lived, this is why i am marrying, his son. just kidding, matt. >> just kidding my fiance is best and biggest eagles fan, probably not as big as this but you have done a great job sitting in for ukee while we wait him to join us at seven. do us a favor and say back to you, ukee, let's go b

not only in the ticket counters, but also over at the gates, you see we are bleeding green at the philadelphia airport. people are saying they're excited to watch the game and more than anything, they're excited to see the eagles hopefully win this sunday. >> it is the trip of a lifetime, so it is no wonder that drew smith has a lot of emotions. >> very nervous and very excited. >> we're going to minneapolis for the super bowl. >> we're very excited for the eagles. we're excited. >> the excitement felt all over the philadelphia airport. >> i'm so excited, i'm getting goose bumps know it is be a victory for philadelphia! yeah birds! >> american airlines gate b 9 turned into a tailgate with fans feeling lucky they get to cheer on the birds in person. >> i think we were all shocked, we're very excited to go and route for the eagles. >> there was a few fans that denied to walk int the eagles nest. >> i'm going to walk the streets, with no fear, no intimidation. >> it was a lonely road for them. because this week, the airport is bleeding green. >> the crowd of eagles fans has been growing. we'll se

>> yes, she doses. >> green coat to match the green hair. >> does she have green hair?had? >> she's done it before. >> oh, romantic. >> it is. >> is she from texas, too? >> yes, she. >> oh, so you've known her for awhile? >> yes. >> everything good? >> everything is good. >> listen, of course it is good. she has a champion. >> you were kissing lombardi trophy, kissing women, kissing babies. what's it like walking around philly snow. >> it is crazy. i try to wear a hoodie or a hat, you know, for the most part. >> because they can point you out. >> it is like no other. you know what i mean, the green stands out. >> keeping it next season? >> course, have to. >> all right. >> great to see you, i would slack your hand but i don't want to hurt you. >> and he's also been doing great work at chop, as well. >> want to dot painting? so thank you for gooing to schools and talkin talk to our s because they're so impressed by you and you're a role model as you know, i don't know if you feel that way or not. what is this? >> this is a painting. i'm going to sign and vince is going t

whiskey in the $1,850s was taught by a slave named nerus green.hiskey was named after jack daniel even know green wanted to call it, hey, man, drink this shit to get your mind off of slavery. after the civil war, neris green became america's first black master distiller. so let's honor mr. green and the fruits of his labor with a toast. ugh! damn, you got to make it burn! wasn't your life hard enough? ( laughter ) now, on to the story of jerry lawson, a self-taught engineer who invented the video game cartridge. before jerry lawson, the only video game you could play was pong. look at this boring ass video game. action packed. jerry lawson with his invention gave black people an escape from racism, much in the same way neris green did with his jack daniels. so let's toast to neris green! ( laughter ) ooh! like a bitch. mmm! finally the last black innovator lonnie johnson, an aerospace engineer who in 1982 invented the supersoaker, an invention that brought joy to both children and wet t-shirt contest audiences alike. anyway, the only reason i want

, start with our towns, so that we minimise the take from the green belt.claim that brown should be the new green, here, as elsewhere, the numbers do not quite add up. mark easton, bbc news, stalybridge. history has been made on the rugby pitch tonight, as irish refereejoy neville became the first woman to take charge of a pro14 game. the former irish international also won the world rugby referee of the year award last year. here's natalie pirks. joy neville is in charge tonight, the 2017 world referee of the year. joy neville is well used to making history. tonight was yet another accolade for her cv. the first woman to referee a pro14 match, a top—level professional game, as ulster took on south africa's southern kings. today is a very historic day that makes it all so worthwhile. neville won the grand slam with ireland in 2013 as a player, but after retirement she made a phone call which changed her life. i rang a gentleman very high up in the rugby circles and i said, "look, i want your opinion on something, one question. "do you think it's possible fo

fallon teased jalen mills about his famous green hair. >> you know that you can't not have green hairow for the rest of your life. >> yeah, i'm stuck with it. of course, you get older, hair is probably going to fall out. then i'll just go from there on top of my head to this beard. >> so good. watched it on my couch last night. pull it up on demand. the guys talked about the thrill of playing in and winning the super bowl. >>> turning back to the weather now. the rain and the sleet made for a messy walk to class this morning. plenty of hoods and umbrellas were up near 32nd and market. this was on drexel's campus. we saw it still coming down. >> all day. so messy. so it will clear out for tomorrow, but it's still coming down out there, glenn. >> oh, yeah. it's still a big mess. and it's an ugly end to the day. aren't you glad they didn't have the parade today? it's pretty windy, along with the clouds, along with the rain, and this is not over yet. now the snow part is over in the pocon poconos. about five, six inches of snow. and so they are happy about that. but now they would like to

he went over the green at one and i thought he was done. knocked it back to 20 feet, brushed it in for a 4 so that was a nice way to start the day. and again, he's going to get some kind of read off justin's putt coming down the hill. peter: well, the light is so flat, it's going to be difficult to pick all the any subtle contours so you're going to have to go with memory and your yardage book. jim: this is what it truly looks like to the players. now, this putt for thomas, you know, it's -- peter, he's got to be thinking well, you just lag it up there and take my chances that luke is not going to make the putt for a four but how difficult is this one going to be? peter: it's all about speed, no two ways around it. it may move a little bit to the right at the hole. nick: i think it might come back, peter, when it gets down there. it could go a little left. he's 40 feet. there's a weird kind of trough coming through here on the green. it feeds in both sides from the right into the middle and from the left into the middle. it's how you track

(justine) but despite being an epicenter for all things green ....e only a few places in the bay area where the 'earth conscious' can go to their final resting place .... without negitively impacting the planet. kron4's maureen kelly has an in-depth look.... at one mill valley cemetary that is part of this growing movement. nats(sound of walking thru leavesthis man may look like he's taking a hike thru the woods, but he's on his way to bring a bouquet of white roses to his mother's gravesite."hey mama"there's no tombstones here in the green section of the fernwood cemetary in mill valley...a rock marks the final resting place of spencer's mother.because his mother was a very private person spencer asked that her name and his last name, not be used in this report.he says having an environmentally friendly burial was one of his mother's last requests. literally body to earth, no chemicals no embalming and she wanted to be recycled back into the earth. and she said i don't want to be in a box for all eternityfernwood has been a cemetary since the late 1

can the uk build the houses it needs without developing on the green belt?rious protests against green belt development. the mayor has announced he'll use his powers to encourage building on brown field sites — that's land which has been used for construction before. but is it the answer? our home editor mark easton reports. could the old mill towns of greater manchester hold the answer to the housing crisis? places like stalybridge, where the industrial revolution took root on the banks of the river tain. instead of building on precious green belt, why not use brownfield sites in struggling town centres? say cheese. do we have to? greater manchester's mayor, andy burnham, was elected on a promise to protect the green belt and now plans to promote brownfield hotspots in six rundown towns. we've had an approach where it's been developer led greenfield first, because it's been easier for developers to go there and i am saying, no, let's come back to our town centres, breathe new life into them, and build higher density residential development there. among site

thriving green is a project set up by german students developing especially breeder of all jews that could be used to help feed people in barren and drought stricken regions initial pilot programs already underway in kenya region thriving green students say cultivating all gee isn't all hard work it's also lots and lots of fun. just a few final adjustments then their l.g. detector will be ready for a test run. a device along as the students from regensburg to determine how many microscopic algae are present in a water sample and not just any alcee but a very specific kind spirulina algae are also now being grown in kenya. via the internet the students in southern germany are monitoring the growth of the algae in a basin they set up in kenya that way they can alert their african collaborators to the best time to harvest it spirulina tastes like salty salad but packs a much bigger nutritional punch. and has people you know one hundred grams of spirulina algernon's have more than sixty grams of protein and six month that's six times as much as eggs and spirulina also has a lot of essent

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shades of green here and there.low it down, flags are hanging straight down because there's not a lot of wind this morning. it's mild, 54 degrees in philadelphia. how about the dewpoint, same as the temperature an indication how saturated the air is. winds west/southwest picking up, but not all that bad. 53 in allentown. 57 in trenton, 57 in wilmington, 60 in millville. 63 in dover. enjoy the numbers while you've got them, we'll hold on this through the morning, but we'll see the numbers drop during the afternoon and by evening we're back in the upper 40es owe 40s and sinking from there. future tracker 6 shows us off and on wet stuff there could be more rain that gets off the coast in time for the evening plans to start out dry. it could be windy and temperatures dropping. 56 degrees by 8:00 a.m. high of 57 around here. noon, 5. 3:00 p.m., down to 53. 6:00 p.m., 49 degrees. the overnight low getting all the way down to 28 degrees by down team. 57 degrees is your high today in philadelphia. 57 in rail untown, again -

i'm anne-marie green. at least four people were killed by a large storm system that tore through the central u.s. over the weekend at least 12 tornados were reported in kentucky, tennessee, arkansas, and missouri. a string of severe weather stretched from texas to the canadian border. it brought floods, high winds, and hail, and more rain is expected tomorrow. mola lenghi has our report. >> reporter: violent storms pounded the central and southern u.s. this weekend, leaving behind a trail of damage stretching from texas to canada. >> this is out my back door. >> reporter: there were reports of multiple tornados touching down in kentucky, arkansas, and tennessee. the twister is suspected in the death of a 79-year-old woman in bowling green. police said she was inside her home when her roof collapsed. in arkansas an 83-year-old man was killed when his home was blown into a pond. in nashville a newlywed couple rode out the storm in their closet. >> all of a sudden i said, there goes our barn. i said, we're lu