charlie is also the brother of nbc 10's own ted greenberg.he last-minute trip is well worth the cost. >> if the eagles are lucky enough to win more, there will be other great parades but there will never be another parade like this one ever in philadelphia. and it's -- it was too important to be with everybody and not miss this one. >> charlie and his 8-year-old son sam are going to the parade with relatives and life-long friends. cydney long joining us from philadelphia international airport where fans are flocking to town. >> it was not hard to spot the serious eagles fans out there. >> we didn't find charlie but we found owl all of his fans and friends. and it's not hard to spot the eagles fans here. they're dressed head to toe in their eagles green, packing their jerseys for the parade tomorrow. some when they depart philly sunday or monday, they're not sure they'll have a job to go home to, but tomorrow an historic moment they were not willing to fumble. helen lawrence and her sister charlene of atlanta are a dynamic duo n embrace what i

. >> reporter: with this small crowd richy greenberg announced that he will run and he believes he has a shot. the business consultant describes himself as a moderate in a city that has a progressive decline. >> there are many people that are sick and tired of the politics that is happening here that is dragging our city down. >> reporter: he is opposed, and he wants to encourage law enforcement to force -- to communicate with the city. it puts every community, it puts the tourists here at risk.>> reporter: among his priorities, build housing for all. and he wants to equip officers with tasers. >> the floodgates will have to close. >> i think that this vision is something, everybody, regardless of party can resonate with. we want a high quality of life. >> reporter: greenberg knows that he is a new voice in the liberal city. >> finally now, we do have a choice and i am the choice. the most important thing now is that everybody has to vote. >>> the san francisco sheriff's department said that they are eliminating some burdened fees for those who are convicted of crimes. before today, pa

the founder of green founder of greenberg capital and former member of the new york mercantile exchange board nymex word the global oil is traded david thank you so much for being here with us before we get to oil i want to ask you about your take on stocks i know you've been in a car but the dow down eleven seventy eight you have a view on that it was really it was wild it reminded me of the silver crash years ago when i said to my father that you know it's selloff happened there in launch and he said it happened in a buy the a sandwich i mean it literally it was down five hundred forty points when i got in the elevator on the ninth floor and was that about fifteen hundred points by the time i hit the first floor while that wild markets but it goes back to as you know i've been you know talking a lot of dollars trying to train you know over the years and the pros and the cons and this is one con of electronic trading is that when the bottom falls out there's nothing to stop it because there's a lack of liquidity on the depth level and that's something that we should talk about at some

the founder of green founder of greenberg capital and former member of the new york mercantile exchange board nymex word the global oil is traded david thank you so much for being here with us before we get to oil i want to ask you about your take on stocks i know you've been in a car but the dow down eleven seventy eight you have a view on that it was really it was wild it reminded me of the silver crash years ago when i said to my father that you know it's selloff happened there in launch and he said it happened in a buy the a sandwich i mean it literally it was down five hundred forty points when i got in the elevator on the ninth floor and was that about fifteen hundred points by the time i hit the first floor while that wild markets but it goes back to as you know i've been you know talking a lot of dollars trying to train you know over the years and the pros and the cons and this is one con of electronic trading is that when the bottom falls out there's nothing to stop it because there's a lack of liquidity on the depth level and that's something that we should talk about at some

business consultant richie greenberg describes himself as a moderate in a city that's in a progressive decline. he opposes sanctuary city policies and he would encourage local law enforcement to communicate with federal agencies. among his priorities, increase police funding and stop the flow of homeless people from out of state. fellow republicans believe greenberg has a shot at winning. >> i think his vision is something everything can resonate with. >> we have 35,000 people in san francisco who are republican and who are looking for someone to stand up for their issues and their values. >> part of his plan on homelessness is to conduct performance audits of programs funded by the city. the last republican mayor of the city was in the 1960s. >>> an ordinance making bathrooms in residential hotels gender neutral. san francisco already has a law that requires single stall bathrooms to be marked for use by anyone. the previous law did not include residential hotels. these hotels provide low cost housing and single rooms to 18,000 people in san francisco. the housing code will now requir

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> he's going to win and so are the eagles. >> tonight the eagles road to victory bus is rolling through our area. it's getting fans hyped up for sunday. today it was no exception. >> rolgs steve sosna has been on the bus all day long meeting fans and talking about the big game. >> reporter: it's been quite a day. we are out here live at the terminal market where just about to get back on to the bus and head down to the river rink at penns land iing. i'm joined by the mayor family here from gloucester township. we have a chant we worked on. >> the little one taking charge here. we have the posters. you can see we have the mardi gras beads. we want it hash tag there with the fly eagles fly. and we want to get that trending on social media. we would love for that to be a top trender. we want it. #wewantit. post your eagles picks. we're heading to the river rink. we're going to be live there for the 7:00 hour. but tr now, we have some eagles fans down here. >> independent mall at 10:30 in the morning. >> the famous hippo at the cincinnati zoo made her selectio

. >> and i'm ted greenberg. thank you so much for being with us. we've got another big week around here. a huge parade. but before we get to that we've got to deal with messy wintry weather. "first alert" meteorologist bill henley is here with that. good morning. >> yeah, we are going to get that tomorrow. right now, you can see it as dry. that's a live view of society hill. we'll get sunshine today. there are some clouds moving through this morning. and it is cold this morning. certainly cold enough for snow. we will see no snow today. sunshine this afternoon, clouds return tonight and it's tomorrow that we've issued a "first alert" for snow, sleet and freezing rain during the commute. but not this morning. this morning, we have to deal with the cold. 25 degrees right now in new jersey. 23 in the suburbs. in fact, 20s for every neighborhood this morning but with sunshine breaks through the clouds this afternoon, a nice warmup, close to 40 degrees in the lehigh valley. into the 40s for delaware, new jersey and philadelphia too. i'm break it down ho

richie greenberg is running as a republican in a liberal city, and our reporter tells us he thinks he get support across party lines.>> reporter: with a small crowd on the steps of city hall, richie greenberg officially announced that he is running for mayor as a republican in san francisco. and yes, he believes he has a shot. he describes himself as a moderate in the city that he says is in a aggressive decline. >> there are many people out there who are even democrats who are sick and tired of the leftish politics that are going on and dragging our city worse and worse. >> reporter: as mayor, he would encourage law enforcement to communicate with federal agencies. >> because this desire by the current leadership here to separate themselves and draw a line and not communicate because of a sanctuary city ice issue, it puts every community and the tourist here at risk. and among the priorities are to build more housing for all, increase police funding, equipped officers with tasers, and stop the flow of homeless people from out of state.>> the floodgates are going to have to close.>> r

. >> and i'm ted greenberg. thanks for being with us. you're going to need your jacket when you head out the door. it's chilly out there, "first alert" meteorologist bill henley is here with the most accurate forecast in town. good morning, bill. >> good morning, ted. we're still in wintertime and it feels like it. in february, temperatures in the 20s. that's exactly what we have. but it is a live view of center city from the kimmel center. it will warm up later on. tonight, it gets cold. clouds move in. tomorrow, we issue a "first alert" for the morning commute tomorrow. a little bit of snow and freezing rain just enough to make it messy. but not today. today, we'll start with clouds and temperatures in the 30s. suburbs, 23 in lehigh valley. look at delaware, 26 degrees but the clouds will break for afternoon sunshine. a chilly one in lehigh valley, 38 degrees. the rest of the area will warm in the 40s this afternoon. i'll break the forecast down hour-by-hour, to show you what the day looks like. and when you can expect the first snowfl

i'm rosemary conners. >> and i'm ted greenberg. 5:30 on this friday morning as we wind down a super week. meteorologist bill henley is here with the most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> it is super cold this morning. i don't happen if it mummers costume is going to warm me up, but layer up today. especially in the suburbs, lehigh valley and delaware. bundle up this morning. it's going to be a cold start. as the day goes on we'll see more and more cloud cover. 29 degrees at 10:00 this morning. a little bit of a breeze at 10:00, but we'll see a wind develop out of the south to boost the temperatures, even though it will become cloudy. now, there's a chance we'll see a daytime flurry in the lehigh valley, but i don't expect any accumulation. upper 30s for the lehigh valley, for the suburbs. while break it down hour by hour and show you when you're more likely to see sunshine during the day when i'm back in ten minutes. but first pamela osborn has your first alert traffic. >>> and we're going to start things off in upper dub bln whe

ted greenberg got reaction from people in the beach town where that terror spree began. >> reporter:n the quiet coastal community rocked by the first blast, relief after a convicted terrorist, ahmad rahimi, was sentenced today to multiple life terms in prison. >> i'm glad that justice was served. >> reporter: inspired by isis and al qaeda, authorities say rahimi planted a bomb that blew up in a trash can along the route of a marine corps charity run in seaside park in september of 2016. the explosion coming just minutes before the race began. >> it was by the grace of god that nobody got hurt. >> reporter: but hours later, 30 people were injured when a pressure cooker bomb left behind by rahimi exploded in lower manhattan. at his sentencing in federal court for the new york bombing, rahimi blamed the government, the fbi, and the media, but took no responsibility for his alaska -- actions. >> you told us your son said he was sorry to you? >> yes, a hundred times, he told me that. he said, i miss god. he told me i'm not a terrorist because i'm misguided. >> reporter: but federal prosec

. >> i'm ted greenberg with what administrators have to say about the demonstration. >>> also, ending cash bail. a tune-up in criminal justice reform across philadelphia. all new at 6:00. we break down the charges that no longer need cash bail. >>> right now at 5:00 -- students are raising their voices following a deadly shooting at a south florida high school. >> some of you say it's too soon to talk about gun control. no it is not too soon. no, this is not the wrong time. there's no better time than now to talk about gun control. >> students who survived last week's school massacre were among thousands who rallied outside florida's skate capitol today. >> they traveled by bus from south florida to tallahassee to call for stricter gun laws. other students met with president trump this afternoon. thanks for staying with us here. i'm jim rosenfield. >> i'm erin coleman. students, parents and teachers travelled to washington exactly one week after the shooting that killed 17 people. nbc 10's lauren mayk joining us in the breaking news center. this was an emotional meeting. >> a week aft

richie greenberg describes himself as a moderate in a set ethat he says in a progressive decline. greenberg opposes sanctuary city policies and says he would encourage local law enforcement to communicate with federal authorities. he wants to build more houses, equipping officers with tasers and stopping the flow of homeless from out of state. some believe that greenberg has a shot at winning. >> i think his vision is something that everybody, regardless of party, can resinate with. we want a high quality of life. >> we have over 35,000 people in san francisco who are republican and looking for someone to standard up for their issues and values. >> part of the plan on homelessness is to conduct performance audits of homeless outreach programs funded by the city. last republican mayor in san francisco was in the early 1960s. >>> san francisco supervisors approved an ordinance making bathrooms in residential hotels gender neutral. there is already a law that requires businesses and government offices to mark all single stall bathrooms for use by anyone. but the previous law did not

richie greenberg describes himself as a moderate in a city that he says is in a progressive decline. he says as mayor, he'd encourage local law enforcement to communicate with federal agencies. among the top priorities, building more housing, increasing funding for police. and stopping the flow of homeless people from out of the state. greenberg has a chance of winning. >> we want high quality of life. >> we have over 35,000 people in san francisco who are republican and who are looking for someone to stand up for their issues and values. >> part of greenburg's plan would be to conduct audits of homeless programs funded by the city. george christopher was the last republican mayor back in the early 1960s. >> the opening ceremony of the winter olympics is two days away. and team usa has arrived. >> while athletes are gearing up for the games and mike pence is talking about sanctions against north korea. benjamin hall has more. >> reporter: athletes and artists from north korea now arriving in the olympic village in pyeongchang. on wednesday, north korea announcing the sister of kim jo

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> now to your first alert weather. new records across the area as temperatures soar this afternoon. people enjoyed a stroll in the sun. philadelphia broke its record high today. that was set back in 1939. taking a live look at center city. people still have time to enjoy the sun because sunset in the city isn't until 5:42. the days are getting longer. >> people who live in the poconos also saw that record warmth. a live look at camelback. dozens of trails were open today even in these high temperatures. let's take you to the jersey shore. this is a live look at cape may. temperatures running about 10 to 20 degrees cooler than the rest of the region. meteorologist krystal klei is live on our patio. >> not a bad evening to be out there. i have spring fever already. >> reporter: i am not going to complain about my assignment today. this is a very nice spot to be standing right outside our building here. blue sky overhead, still kbot that sunlight and it feels so nice. i don't know it you notice, but i'm usually wearing a

. >> and i'm ted greenberg, it is not a dream but we're still pinching ourselves and to be the best youave to beat the best and that's exactly what the eagles did, did hethroning the new england patriots. >> an end to an era. we learned that the team will board a plane for philadelphia in about an hour. they are flight is due to touch down between 2:00 and 2:30 thisrnoon. we're going toh-+h following their trek back to philadelphia. so keep it right here. before the birds left for the airport, we heard from quarterback and super bowl mvp nick foles, he says thise, it was truly a team effort with an incredible group of athletes. rom coach pedersonh they this moment in history. >> i surreal right now. these next few days are going to be crazy, we have a lot to do still but excited for the our lives. >> it is a great honor to be up here to accept this on behalf of the philadelphia eagles i'm fortunate to be part of a great team, great players and great coaching staff. i think just the play the last several weeks was a team thing. we kept working, kept game playing and kept talking to doug

ted greenberg has the story all new at 5:00. >> he resigned in his own good faith. >> reporter: margate's fire chief confirming a veteran firefighter submit ted this resignation letter on saturday. he gave. no explanation, but nbc 10 has learned the same firefighter is scheduled to have a plea hearing in federal court on thursday. sour sources say is connected to a wide reaching prescription fraud case involving public employees in south jersey. we're not naming the firefighter because he isn't currently charged with a crime. >> he's an excellent firefighter. he's a great family man. heath evans come trs a great family. and it's just disheart hadening to all of us he resigned. >> nbc 10 was the first to report last summer when we revealed a massive year over year spike in the cost of prescriptions filled by city workers. this week's scheduled plea is the first involving a margate employee. investigators have also focused on public workers in atlantic city and other communities. 15 people uncolluding pharmaceutical reps have already pleaded guilty to take iing parn the multimillion dollar

. >> and i'm ted greenberg. thank you for being with us. you might need some layers if you're intending to head out for the parade. >> as bill pointed out. >> well, everyday this week, we have green on. layers for the parade and layers this morning, right, bill? >> yeah, it's cold outside. the temperatures have really come down overnight. it is dry. even though we have clouds overhead. looking good in green. really a cold start in the 20s but that's typical for february. this afternoon, we'll get sunshine. the temperatures will move into the 40s later today. but tomorrow morning, we've issued a "first alert" expecting a round of snow, sleet and freezing rain. it's not easy to get around in some spots. >> this morning dealing with the cold bundle up. 24 in the suburbs. 28 degrees in philadelphia. and the clouds will be breaking this afternoon. 31 degrees at 9:00. 37 and mostly cloudy at noon time. with winds much lighter than yesterday. once we get that sunshine, the temperatures will peak in the low 40s for most neighborhoods. the exception

i'm ted greenberg. >> and i'm rosemary conners. for now, that is. we know the parade is coming, and we'll get those details for you. play after play, the drama kept unfolding. nbc 10 is the official station of the philadelphia eagles. we have live team coverage of the celebration here in philadelphia and minnesota from the moments you didn't see last night on tv to the action that happened while you were sleeping. nbc 10's matt delucia starts us off with that part of the story. matt? >> reporter: and rosemary and ted, folks are waking up now. those who do have it go to work, we've even seen some of them heading to the bus stop here in center city saying it was quite a night. some folks probably had a more eventful night than others. some of the business owners around here are waking up and having to do a lot of cleanup. the macy's here at city hall you can see the workers just finished putting up boards on the windows and doors here because of all the broken glass you see right there on the sidewalk. some folks apparently had too much of a good time

richie greenberg, jane kim. amy weis, and ellen zhou. >>> we want to look at the commute. >> looks pretty good. northbound 101, gilroy, these are our friends who tune in at this time every day and want to hear about gilroy, morgan hill, san jose, i have just what you need. let's go to traffic. northbound 101, traffic is busy from gilroy to san jose however we don't have any stop and go traffic. it's moving along nicely from gilroy up to morgan hill and the main part of san jose and you can see for yourself, 280, it's open. looks like a ghost town. northbound 280 on the right. i don't see one car. we might wait for one car. traffic looks good. at the bay bridge, we're off to a nice start on this wednesday, and it looks good into san francisco. cold morning. let's go to steve. >> maybe a little bit of snow northward. just so you know. we do have a little bit falling in lake county. and it's higher elevations. 1300feet. 30degrees in lakeport with light snow falling at 1300 feet. take a look. so far that's the only

ted greenberg spoke with the baby's mother and family member coming to the father's defense. >> i miss him a lot. he was amazing at such a young age. >> reporter: shelly is grieving and angry after losing her 4-month-old son allegedly at the hands of his own father, 35-year-old jose rojas. >> i'm hurt. and i just want justice for my son. that's all. >> reporter: maddox in court today with the twin brother as her now ex-boyfriend went before a judge by video on charges of aggravated manslaughter, assault and child endangerment. jacir was found with no pulse at the family's hamilton township home on january 29th. prosecutors say doctors later discovered the baby suffered so many hemorrhages in both eyes they were too numerous to count. consistent, experts say, with abusive head trauma. >> he's a wonderful father. >> reporter: wilda is the suspect's aunt and says he takes medicine for schizophrenia but believes there must be another explanation for the baby's injuries. she did not want her face shown on camera. >> yes, i want the world to know that it's not true. he will not severely beat

i'm ted greenberg.ght day ahead to celebrate the eagles' historic super bowl victory. first alert meteorologist bill henley is here. >> you can see some clouds just west of the city. those will pass by the area dry. no sign of any wet weather. but temperatures are at or below freezing for some neighbors in southjuresy and even in philadelphia be on the look out for icy spots. temperatures not all that cold for this time of year. but factor in the wend which is just getting started and it feels like it's in the 20s right now. and that's pretty much how it'll feel through the day. >> and a check on traffic right now. >>> right around hamilton and route 33 traffic barely moving at all because of an accident on the northbound side. so up ahead as you're moving towards trenton pass that or at least stuck in some delay. dealing with a lot and washington township, too near the 42 freeway. >>> the eagles are super bowl champions. today we will find out about their flight home from minneapolis and plans for the

i'm ted greenberg. clouds will give way to sunshine for our tuesday.forecast. bill? >> yeah i'm looking forward to sunshine this afternoon. the clouds this morning actually giving us a few snowflakes. doesn't look very snowy in lehigh valley and allentown. a little light snow for allentown. more likely snowflakes in the lehigh valley and pocono mountains. this is going to fall apart as it tries to move into the area. clouds are going to move out, too. we'll wind up with sunshine. a pretty good warmup we'll wind up in the low 40s with much less wind than yesterday. snow back tomorrow morning. ted. >> "first alert" traffic reporter jessica boyington has her eyes on 295 in south jersey. >> we're watching that the black horse pike. side towards the freeway towards the philadelphia area. right now, just a crack into the center median of this on-ramp here. association the actual lanes are getting by on the southbound side. just a little slow. also watching 95 in the cameras at race street. northbound on the crash head above girard avenue. we're seeing slowdo

. >> and i'm ted greenberg. thank you so much for being with us.ve got another big week around here. a huge parade. but before we get to that we've got to deal with messy wintry weather. "first alert" meteorologist bill henley is here with that. good morning. >> yeah, we are going to get that tomorrow. right now, you can see it as dry. that's a live view of society hill. we'll get sunshine today. there are some clouds moving through this morning. and it is cold this morning. certainly cold enough for snow. we will see no snow today. sunshine this afternoon, clouds return tonight and it's tomorrow that we've issued a "first alert" for snow, sleet and freezing rain during the commute. but not this morning. this morning, we have to deal with the cold. 25 degrees right now in new jersey. 23 in the suburbs. in fact, 20s for every neighborhood this morning but with sunshine breaks through the clouds this afternoon, a nice warmup, close to 40eg

. >> and i'm ted greenberg. 5:30 on this friday morning as we wind down a super

. >> ted greenberg, nbc10 news. >> laurentown send, 18. kyle, 18. >> the names were read in front of the memorial today. and students have become very vocal about gun finals advocacy. and pointing to more warning signs before the massacre. >>> for all women in new jersey, today, governor phil murphy says he plans to sign a bill into law to restore women's healthcare funding. he says he's reversing the decision the christie administration made and the governor signs that bill thursday. >>> in delaware, another eight people have died from the flu, six in the past week. none of the six got flu shots and all lived in newcastle county. last week a new jersey child died from the flu, the third child to die this year from the garden state. >>> a small south jersey town is without a fleet of ambulances after this fire. just consumed by flames overnight. four emts asleep inside. they got out safely. all the department's ambulances were destroyed. the nearby towns loaned them to respond to 911 calls. >> probably 2 to $2.5 million, you take into acco

i'm ted greenberg. >> and i'm rosemary conners. the eagles super bowl chance at long last. 10 news today has you covered all morning long from the post-celebration revelry in philadelphia to fans heading home inpin. we start in center city where fans performed dangerous stunts like this in the wake of the eagles win. people piled onto this awning right at the ritz-carlton hotel on broad street. as you can see it collapsed. >> nbc 10's matt delucia has been surveying the scene all night long. what does it look like where you are. >> reporter: here at the broad and chestnut you can see police are still here along with some 06 those bike racks here that were part of the barricades to keep the distance between

i'm ted greenberg. the cold weather is sticking around for our friday. day. thankfully, we are seeing a little bit of sunshine to start the warming process. this afternoon, skies will become mostly cloudy. it's now up to 30 degrees. 29 degrees at the airport. still some neighborhoods in the low 20s. chestnut hill at 23 degrees. we will see afternoon temperatures warm into the upper 30s today. if we see any flurries, in the lehigh valley, otherwise light snow in the pocono mountains. the rest of the area dry until rain moves in later tomorrow. >> bill, thank you. >>> first alert traffic reporter, pamela osborne, keeping track of mass transit. >> and there are some slow downs to pass along. elwin, thorndon and new jersey transit on time. let's look at melrose. we know southbound we're seeing a pretty significant slow down that way. if you're headed towards 676 with average speeds only in the 20s, ted. >> pamela, thank you. jason kelce's fiery speech at the eagles parade of champions yesterday is trending on social media. the veteran center defended his sup

. >>> good morning, everyone i'm ted greenberg.ed up if you're heading to the parade. meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate neighborhood weather forecast. >> looking at clouds overhead but cold winds are blowing. that will push the clouds out of here. you'll really need to bundle up if you're heading out, expecting to spend hours outside. 17 is the feels-like temperature in philadelphia. tell feel like the teens the beginning of the parade. temperatures peaking in the low 30s. with the wind, it will feel like low 20s. jessica boyington has the first alert traffic. jessica? >>> watching the roads this morning, watching the schuylkill expressway, cameras at spring garden street. eastbound here which is moving toward center city not bad. the eastbound and westbound ramp to 30th street station is closed. the vine street expressway westbound ramp is closed heading to the ben franklin parkway. remember the road closures are starting to be in effect from the sports complex up to the art museum. they'll be there until about 6:00

. >> and i'm ted greenberg. first alert meteorologist bill henley is here with his first alert forecast. >> good news here. the wind has died down. bad news, it's colder this morning. 25 in philadelphia. that's the warmer spot. look at the teens for pennsylvania, suburbs, new jersey. could see a few flurries this afternoon in the lehigh valley. i'll break it down hour by hour and show you when the clouds will take over completely when i'm back in ten minutes. but first pamela osborn has first alert traffic. >>> just light travel on all the majors this morning. good news for you if you have someplace to go this morning. only thing i am watching, though, is a vehicle accident in pottstown. this is at beach and sheraton streets. >>> today athletes from across the world will gather for the opening ceremony of the winter olympics in south korea. it'll kick off in less than two hours in pyeongchang. >> that's where nbc 10's keith jones joins us live this morning. and keith, you've been talking to some local athletes f

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> now to the weather situation.m is watching very closely tonight. a look at radar reveals the coastal storm there. it's headed this way. >> nbc 10 first alert meteorologist tammie souza joins us. march will be coming in like a lion. >> it's going to be roaring when it comes in here. three days of this. depending on where you live, certain days will impact you more. a flerirst alert for this major coastal storm. the entire area is covered. now the biggest effect is from these very high winds friday 5:00 in the morning until saturday, 10:00 in the morning. also watching very closely beside those 50 to 60-mile-an-hour winds we're watching for coastal flooding. could see major coastal flooding on saturday coinciding with both high tides. also a full moon. a lot of roadways could be impacted. and we'll see periods of heavy rain. what we don't have listed on here is the half a foot or more of snow that could fall in the poconos. let's look at our storm. it's making its way out of texas and oak. doesn't look like a whole

i'm ted greenberg. >> and i'm rosemary conners. for now, that

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down they go down fast when they go up they can go up fast too so it's a double edged sword david greenberg founder and dreamer a catheter executive committee member of the new york mercantile exchange in the past thank you for joining us david. thank you good to see see you. and more energy when we return but as we go to break markets continue their curious correction the dow when just the dow jones industrial average dropped by one thousand one hundred seventy eight points today following friday's six hundred sixty point plummet we saw the largest intraday dow drop in history good history keep in mind that the dow was up in january year over year thirty percent in january alone so five or ten percent is still you know we're still up and some of predicted this thing i predicted it but i didn't think it was to come this fast in this furious as we go to break here are those numbers at the closing bell. joined me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you then. despite its turbulent history deceiv

. >> ted greenberg, nbc 10 tuesday. >>> we have an investigative reporter looking into how much people do skip out on work on the monday after the super bowl. what he uncovered at 30. bowl, they tailgated philade a and went into the wells fargo center. >> i've been anan my whole life, this is our third super bowl, third times a charm, brady is going down. >>> how long did it take to get that face on? as for the wing'sing contest this year, molly skylar won with a new world record. 501 wings. now dealing with indigestion, i'm sure. they're all dressed to impress, i'm sure. >> back here in minneapolis, es year, the super bowl and soccer. >> john clark is joining us now. they have been reunited in the north, i know they were separated after the chip win. >> you're right about that, when the're eagles players were celebrating on the field with their families together, zach ertz his wife was playing for the u.s.women's california, but they both play football and they're together here for the super bowl. >> she's an amazing athlete and i'm proud of here. >> he is proud to have julie here. sh

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joey greenberg and his wife spread kindness and again rossity to make certain torah can execute its mission and goals. a special thank you to citizens independent bank who also dedicates their support. torah students succeed because their community supports them. they are guaranteed to make their corner of the world a better place. congratulations to torah cademy for a successful 73 years. we wish you many more. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. rush, for five minutes. mr. rush: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rush: mr. speaker, i rise day to pay tribute and honor to the memory of dr. rosemary jackson. rose was an educator in chicago . dr. jackson was a entrepreneur. rose was an exceptional community leader. who passed away last week. a legacy that nd will endure throughout the years. dr. jackson was a lifelong chicago resident who had a passion for education. a passion that began when she was a young girl. lay ceived her

london breed, michelle bravo, richie greenberg, jane kim, mark leno. amy sarah weis, and ellen lee zhou. >> new details on the condition of orlando cepeda. he was hospitalized due to a cardiac incident. the statement goes on to say that the family asks for privacy. please keep orlando and his family in your thoughts and prayers. he is 80 years old. and lives in fairfield which is where the incident happened. >>> president trump is paying tribute to evangelist billy graham who died at the age of 99. >> the great billy graham is dead, he's be missed. the pastor toured and preached in nearly 200 countries. >> jesus said there are two roads, there's the broad road that leads to destruction and judgment and the other road leads to heaven. >> reporter: he preached to more people than anyone in world history. >> follow jesus and let him lead your home. >> an evangelist called the protestant pope. the world was his pulpit. >> i never dreamed there would be a night like this in my life. >> reporter: he first felt the spirit at age 16 after hearing an evangelist

thurgood marshall, pretty good attorney, jack greenberg and derek bell. four wonderful attorneys took up their case and argued that their expulsion violated the federal constitution. and the attorneys mainly focused on the absence of any notice or hearing before the imposition of punishment. well, the case went to a united states district court and the students were lucky insofar as they received -- they obtained a very fine judge overseeing their case, frank johnson. one of the heroes of the second reconstruction was the judge presiding over their case. frank johnson became very well known and renowned for his slis tud on behalf of those who were challenging the jim crow system. but to show you the state of the law in 1960, these are the students. frank johnson got this case and very quickly ruled against the students. frank johnson basically -- by the way frank johnson was simply following the settled law of the time. frank johnson basically -- his theory went like this, well, the right to attend a public college or university is not in and of itself a

ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >> happening today, norristown will pay tribute to doug peterson who actually lives in that town. the township celebration is set for 9:30 on the front lawn of the community house. the mayor and councilmembers will honor peterson for leading the birds to their first super bowl title. >>> coming up, nearly a week after a fire in old city, the neighborhood is still feeling the impact. >> this morning nbc 10 is back out in old city philadelphia to tell us about the new plans to carefully demolish the burned building. >> reporter: good morning. that building is structurally unsound, concerned it could collapse. it's going to come down this coming week. coming up next, the one piece of that structure they're going to save for history. >> and in your first alert forecast, take a look at the radar and satellite view. all that green, rain that's coming our way. we'll track it out for you hour by hour, i'll let you know when we finally have sunshine returning to the 10-day forecast coming up. - honey, look what we got! - [narrator] going big (yelling) isn't always best.

richie greenberg, and also running are jane kim, former supervisor and state senator mark leno. and social worker ellen lee zhou. >>> time is 5:20. if you're going to watch a movie. make sure to leave your bags home. new security measures are being rolled out. the movie theater chain will no longer allow bags over a certain size and that includes your purse. the change is an effort to enhance safety and the security of the guests and the employees. there are some exceptions like medical equipment and diaper bags. but any bag bigger than 12 inches by 12 inches by 6 inches is banned. and if you do bring a bag, it may be searched. overall, 28 theaters in the bay area are under the cinemark name. do you agree with the new security policy to ban large bags and also conduct random searches? let us know what you think by voting on the ktvu twitter page and you can comment on our ktvu facebook page as well. >> time is 5:21. a homeless couple now has a place to call their own. what a group of college students from the south bay is transforming into a new home. >> spacex is about to launc